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P R E S ID E N T Roy H. C an trell

B R E S E E A d m in is tra tio n Hall

th e g ift fo r find in g valuable or a g re e a b le th in g s n ot so u g h t fo r th e g ift of m aking h ap py and u n e xp ec ted d isco veries by a c cid en t th e g ift o f c h a ra c te r

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M E M O R IA L S T U D E N T U N IO N â€” T h e M e m o rial S tu d e n t U nion has a c a fe te ria w ith seating fo r 6 0 0 , c o ffe e shop , g ro u p dining and m eetin g ro o m s , s tu d e n t o ffice s , a ctivity and s tudy lounges.

se re n d ip ity is th e D rag not a bored a p a th e tic d rag , but th e G ran d C entral o f u n exp ected s it's learning th a t p o s tca rd s are public p e rfu m e d p o s tsc rip ts are not passe and p o v e rty can be alleviated by a C a re -p a k fro m hom e it's finding th a t fried okra is really not bad and th a t ‘'m o th e r" w a s n ever spelled S -A -G -A it’s th e an xiety o f "I'll m e et you f o r — a talk — " and th e reality o f finding yo u r co at on th e b o tto m o f th e stack s e re n d ip ity is a m ailbox a meal a m o m e n ta ry m eeting an u n w o rd e d m essag e se re n d ip ity is th e D rag

a frie n d , a phone, a m id n ig h t fro lic a razo r, a ro o m m a te , a relentless rolic se re n d ip ity is th e D o rm it's a "just sto p p ed in" and a "have you heard th e latest?" p ra y e r w ith a frien d an in tro d u c tio n to th e G re a te s t ra d io -a la rm clocks w ith easy s w itc h -o ff b u tto n s a g oo die box fro m G ra m and a bunch o f h u n g ry g lu tto n s it's a b ric k -w ith -b o a rd boo kcase, and a clo set built fo r none a b o rro w e d s q u irt o f h airsp ray, and a nylon w ith a run it’s a strip ed tie, a ch eckered sh irt, and socks th a t could use d arn ing "a c u ff w ith o u t a link's no g o o d ," and w h o invented ironing?? it’s " to m o rro w w e diet" and "w h o 's g o t th e p op co rn oil?” a travel p o s te r on th e w all and a c rav e fo r fo re ig n soil it's aching h earts and noisy n eig h b o rs search ing talks and u n k n o w n fa v o rs it's fu n , it’s fa c t it's fa rc e and fiction it's life c o m p a c t in o n e edition se re n d ip ity m akes it b earab le s e re n d ip ity m akes it sh a rea b le s e re n d ip ity is th e d o rm 6

B R O A D H U R S T P H Y S IC A L E D U C A T IO N C E N T E R â€” T h is building ho uses a m e n â€™s g y m n a s iu m w ith seating fo r 2 , 0 0 0 , a w o m e n 's gy m n a s iu m , a s w im m in g pool, c la s sro o m s , and o th e r facilities fo r physical edu c a tio n and athletics.

it's th e se re n d ip ity o f sp o rts th a t special snap th e practiced plan all set in quizzy m otion th e te a m sets sail to best th e rest on co m p e titio n 's ocean

th e n erves string ta u t th e p res su re 's on th e c ro w d hangs b reath less starin g you see th e space and m ake th e break it's g oo d, th e y 're ch eerin g ch eerin g

S C IE N C E Hall T h e building houses airc ond itio ned cla s sro o m s , la b o ra to rie s , fa c u lty o ffice s , and w o rk ro o m s fo r a stu d e n t body o f ov e r 2 0 0 0 .

R. T W IL L IA M S Library T h e m odern fully a ir-co n d itio ned library has 7 0 , 0 0 Q books, and ov e r 5 0 0 period icals fo r refe re n c e. S tud y tables fo r 5 0 0 s tu d e n ts are provid ed on th e t w o flo o rs. T h ird flo o r o f th e n e w e s t w in g is devoted to th e m odern lang uage d e p a rtm e n t w ith th e latest in e le c tro n ic study e q u ip m en t.

it's m o re th an ju st inserting a dim e and xero xin g data o n to y o u r m ind itâ€™s m o re th an ju st a list o f n am es o f v a g ra n t painters w ith d ubious fa m e it's m o re th an scanning fifty pages o r learning th e s tra tu m o f th e ages it's plodding on and on, and on till th ro u g h th e fog pricks o u t th e d a w n it's finding w h e re you h ad n 't search ed and trip p in g o v e r T ru th inert it's reading w h a t's b e tw e e n th e lines it's se re n d ip ity o f th e m ind

itâ€™s a w in k o f lights a b lacked -o u t au d ien ce a ju m b le o f lines a fals e-p o ise c o n fid en ce it's a blinding sp o t a m etallic-loud m ic ro p h o n e a straining fo r cues a striving fo r to n e it's being yo u rs e lf by being a n o th e r giving yo u rs e lf by giving to o th e rs it's a fu lfillm en t and a drain m ental exu ltatio n body strain itâ€™s th e se c re t o f c rea tiv ity this dash o f se re n d ip ity

H E R R IC K A u d ito riu m T h e m ain a u d ito riu m , seating 1 7 0 0 , is used fo r chapel, lec tu re s, and o th e r public p ro g ra m s.

th e s e re n d ip ity o f C h rist I search and g ro p e but only night and th en unsought I see th e light! a prick o f hope p ro m ise b righ t I did not e x p ec t to find it here th e a n s w e r so u g h t to be so n ear I

w as searching fu rth e r on past th e night past th e daw n but H E is h ere H IS hand is by I

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CONTENTS O P E N IN G

D E D IC A T IO N

A D M IN IS T R A T IO N

STAFF

FACULTY & A C A D E M IC S

CAM PUS W ORLD

SPORTS

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HONORS

14 4

O R G A N IZ A T IO N S

176

CLASSES

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A D V E R T IS IN G

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IN D E X

dedication

there was serendipity in it dr wanda rhodes was just a name a faculty-familiar name until until I began to dis cover, w ithout searching for it, the inner toning of her life balancing your Chris tianity as you balance your body, straightening your perspective as you straighten your posture, firming your beliefs as you firm y o u r muscles — these I learned through dr rhodes she d o e s n 't ju s t m o u th-tea ch them she lives them she lives the spirit of total fitness — ph ysica lly, em o tio n a lly, socially, mentally dr rhodes has served bethany nazarene

6 r . w<\ndA Rhodes college as a past dean of women, as well in her present capacity as associate profes sor of health, physical educa tion, and recreation but she serves the women of this college in a greater way she serves by living C hristian womanhood I dedicate this book to her example —kk

Roy H C antrell, P resident

T h e m any facets o f a P resid en t - research , planning co m m u n icatio ns

D r.

C a n t r e ll

Heads

A d m in is tr a tio n What is eadership? Is it mak ng speeches fo r oca organizations? Is it shaking the right hands or presenting trophies at basketball games? Is it attend ng Student-Faculty Leadership Conferences? It s these, but it s much more It s giv ng of yourself to make 'y ° ur' college a great one It is plann ng fo r future students, as we I as meeting present needs More im portantly, it s being spiritual ly dynamic n an undynam c age It s guid ng youth n mo mentous decisions, and giving counsel on seeming triviali ties It s being dramatic, and, having someth ng to say It is giv ng more than a quarter century of your ife to young people through Christian edu cation It s serving your com munity as your church It is Roy H Cantrell

D r and M rs . C antrell p rep are th e ir h om e fo r th e C hristm as season

C. H arold R ipper V ice President fo r A cad em ic A ffa irs

R ip p e r, Griffin

Direct

Academ ics

Dr C Harold Ripper has served both BNC and the city of Bethany fo r many years As a form er mayor of the city of Bethany, he s well acqua nted with government procedures as we as being a knowledgeable member of the educational community Named to Who s Who n America, for his outstand ng leadersh p, he serves as VicePresident of Academic A f fairs Dr Robert Griffin, Assis tant Dean of the Co lege, has aided Dr Ripper in the man agement of academic affairs fo r the past tw o years In ad dition to his duties as assis tant dean. Dr Griffin is a pro fessor of Philosophy and Re ligion Prior to coming to BNC n 1 9 6 7 he served as a pastor fo r eighteen years

R ob ert L. G riffin , A s s is ta n t Dean o f th e College

V e rn o n A . S n o w b a rg e r Dean o f S tu d e n ts

Deans

M a rg a re t G

Guide

M cR eyn o ld s, Dean o f W o m e n

Dean of Students, Dr Ver non Snowbarger, is one of the busiest men of campus His office is in charge of such varied aspects of student affa rs as park ng and room ass gnments In addit on to his duties as dean. Dr Snow barger serves as the head of the Sociology Department and is on the board of trustees at Bethany First Church Dean of Men, Mr Carrol Etter, is respons ble fo r coun seling and disciplin ng men students, as well as sponsor ing the activities of the A s sociated Men Students, and serving as Dorm Counselor fo r Snowbarger Hall Pre vious to coming to BNC n 1 9 6 4 , he served at Pasadena College fo r fifteen years A sim lar position s held by Mrs Margaret McReynolds, Dean of Women She is also the sponsor of A s sociated Women Students and A pha Lambda Delta, and is an associate professor of mathematics

Student

A ffairs

C arrol A . E tter, Dean o f M en

Attorney Harry Macrory di rects al lega affairs fo r the college, as we I as be ng Ass stant to the President for Financial Development A form er Bethany City Man ager, Mr Macrory advises the president on all matters perta n ng to wil s, annuities and gifts He a so is responsi ble fo r atta ning government financia aid, as we as en dowments from private foun dations

H a rry M a c ro ry A s s is ta n t to th e P resid en t fo r Financial D eve lo p m en t

Legal A d v is o r, R e g is tra r A id S tu d e n ts You a re n 't sure about where to go for your class cards and information about your schedule for next se mester? The Office of the Regis tra r can usua y help Headed by Dr Donald Dan skin, this office is responsi ble fo r sending transcripts, checking graduation require ments, and recording grade point averages It is here also that the main processes of enrol ment are completed Dr Danskin is h gh y e x p e ri enced in his field, having served twenty-five years as registrar and professor of business

D onald R D anskin, R eg istrar

Finances A vital aspect of co lege management As w ith any other estab shment, col leges must have adequate funds fo r operation Dr Har ry Craddock has efficiently handled Bethany's business affairs fo r the past tWentyone years He has seen the college grow to its present size while supervising a of its direct financial matters In addition to his duties as Vice President fo r F nancial A f fairs, Dr Craddock serves Bethany F rst Church as Sun day Schoo Superintendent H a rry L. C rad do ck, V ic e P resid en t fo r Financial A ffa irs

Business

Office

M anages

Finances Working closely w ith Dr Craddock s Mr Harper Cole, Admin strative Ass stant Mr Cole is well experienced n his position, hav ng served th rteen years as Assistant to the Genera Treasurer of the Church of the Nazarene and fo r four years as manager of the In te rn a tio n a l Head quarters of the Church of the Nazarene He also heads the Data P rocessing C enter which files a chapel and class cards fo r the deans’ offices and the business o f fice

H a rp e r L. Cole, A d m in is tra tiv e A s s is ta n t to th e Business M a n a g e r

Image How mportant is it to a college? Does it really make that much difference? A t BNC, Public Relations is a very important facet of ad ministration Headed by Rev Marselle Knight, this office encourages prospective stu dents to consider BNC fo r a q u a lity educat on w th a Christian emphasis The of fic e arra ng es to u rs fo r

Public Relations Prom otes

G o rd o n W ic k e rs h a m , N e w s D ire c to r and A lu m n i C o o rd in a to r

Alumni Office and News Bu reau coordinated by M r Gor don Wickersham Mr W ick ersham has served in this capacity fo r the past ten years as well as serving as the com mentator fo r Redskin basket ball games

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M arselle Knight, D ire c to r o f Public Relations

B etty Stall S e c re ta ry to th e A c a d e m ic V ice P resident

V e rla E w b a n k , S e c re ta ry to th e P resident

Secretaries A ssist President, Deans

Jean n ie M cK ellips, S e c re ta ry to th e

S andra Fra ley, R eceptionist,

Frances C a rp e n te r, S ecretary, D e a r

A s sistan t Dean o f th e College

B resee Hall

of S tu den ts O ffice

A s s is ta n t C ashiers J o A nn Cargill

B etty J a n e Runion M a ry Lee M ad sen

E sth er Franklin, Ju n e B re w e r

S e c re ta ry

B usiness M a n a g e r

Business S ta ff C oordin ates Finances

Pay Roll C lerk, D o ro th y Lem ont,

A s s is ta n t A c c o u n ta n ts

Erliene B runkau, M ad elyn B arnard

G ene L. G ore, O ffice M a n a g e r, Business O ffice

N o rm alee Hale, R eceptionist

Pearl Cole, S e c re ta ry to D ire c to r o f Public Relations

PR Provides Liaison w ith C o n stitu en cy

Loran A . M a d s e n , D ire c to r o f E vangelistic Outreach

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E D Sim pson, D ire c to r Special E n d o w m e n t

Cecil Knippers, D ire c to r o f Special E n d o w m e n t

Loans, G rants, and E n d o w m e n ts

F Irw in H arris, D ire c to r o f E n d o w m e n t Leon M a rtin

J u n e E m rich, S tu d e n t Financial A id O ffic e r S tu d e n t Loan O ffice

Special E n d o w m e n t N o t pictured

ta ry

G ordon Zink, N ig ht M a n a g e r

not pictured

J o hn Pope, S tu d en t Union M a n a g e r

D rag Services C e n te r on S tu d en ts

Katie D re w ry , M a n a g e r, W ig w a n

M axin e L ew is

Head R eco rd er R egistrar's O ffice

S haron H a m m e r S e c re ta ry to R egistrar

D ata Processing A ss is ts R egistrar

Randy O verh o lt, P ro g ra m m e r

Karl M iller Print Shop

Roy Eagan

D ire c to r o f th e Physical Plant

Special C a m p u s Services

First R o w C aptain H u b e rt H arris, Bill M c B e e , D ave Berg A rc h e r K rikor G arabed ian, M ihlo n C och ran

S econd R o w

Ron

D oris M o tz, Bud Robinson

faculty & academics

A systematic study of the Bible its characters, orig n, and phi osophy By definition th s s the Religion Depart ment's are’a of study How ever, the definit on lacks one basic ngredient —persona ity It is th s aspect that makes BNC's Rel gion Department different With Dr Oscar Reed serv ing as head, this department attempts to form a fu lyba anced person The depart ment gives potent a min sters and m ssionaries the intellectua too s needed in those professions, but a so is con cerned w ith the spiritua g ro w th o f each s tu d e n t Every professor m irrors great concern fo r Christian young peop e through their ded ca tion to Christian education

Rob L S tap les T h D

D ep a rtm en t of Religion

R ichard E

H o w a rd Th M

Lyle P Flinner Ph D

Russell V

D eLo n g Ph D

Loren M a d s en A B.

D ep a rtm e n t of Religion I

M alcolm W

S helto n M A

M e l-T h o m a s R o th w ell Ph D

Epicurus Kant Mills A ri stotle Al of the great molders of deas of the past and present What d d they say? Which ones were right? Ques tions I ke these and many more are dealt w ith by the Phi oso p h y D e pa rtm e nt W ork ng closely w ith the Reigion Department, the pro fessors of this department try to create an understand ing of deas which may some times seem abstract or irrele vant

D e p a rtm e n t of Philosophy Department head Dr Me Thomas Rothwel also heads the Div sion of Religion and Philosophy, correlating the varied aspects of the tw o de partments Th s department's essentia purpose is to create an nterest in deas, and thus give an adequate foundation for a phi osophy of ife

R ob ert L. G riffin Ed D

A nna

Belle Laughbaum

Ph D

any. l< ivjlju, a lorm* lite r a te ), with adv. s

Iit-er*a*tor (lit/a ra't

(inferior) grammarian. U t-er-a -tu re (lit/ar a < ings in which expressi< deriv., derivative; equi >s; * , hypothetical. See th

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Helen Frances R o th w ell M .A .

The Eng sh Department, headed by Dr Willis Dobson, offers one of the most varied programs of study for its students The program fea tures emphasis on both ma jor areas of the English lan guage, composition and ap preciation of literature Specific courses featuring personalities of literature in the past are offered, such as those covering the periods of Shakespeare and Milton An Honors Program is available fo r capab e Freshm en Courses are a so avai able in creative w riting and in journal ism, w ith practica experience being given students working on the student publications, A rro w and Reveille Echo.

D ep artm en t of English 1f //

L. C harles J en n in g s M S

Fred M in to n , M E D ,

In s tru c to r in R eading

Ruth W

V au g h n M A

D ep artm en t of English

Shirley Posey A R Jac k C

Pischel M

T eaching

G eraldine M

H u h n ke M A

Ruby L. L atham M A.

D e p a rtm e n t of M o d ern Languages The Department of Modern Languages offers the oppor tunity to study other cultures, as well as providing an ade quate fo u n d a tio n n the language itself Headed by Professor Geraldine Huhnke, courses are offered in French, Spanish and German This department plays a vital role in the future mis sionary's studies, since he must have a working knowl edge of the language of his commissioned country Cur rently up to three years of study are availab e n each of the languages offered This department, which has its offices in the new brary, also has a complete aboratory program in each lan guage

D elo res I

W ood

M A.

D e p a rtm e n t of Speech

Bill V au g h n M A

The effective communica tion of an idea How impor tant is it to a Christian? A t BNC this is considered one of the most vital aspects of the Christian s life Therefore the Speech Department p ays a leading role in the curriculum Headed by Professor Bi I Vaughn, this department is one of the most rapid y g ro w ing areas at the col ege This year the department began a program of making out standing speakers available through a Speakers’ Bureau, as well as sponsoring a series of one-act plays Varsity De bate was also reactivated un der the direction of Professor James Knear The Speech Department also offers an ex panding curriculum including courses in such varied areas as group discussion, pulpit speaking, and argumentation

IP M jt ■ K**

A nn C. G reve Ph D

The Home Economics De partment, headed by Dr Anne Greve, offers a wide program of study fo r those interested n acquiring skill in the va rious aspects of home man agement Courses provide ba ckg ro u n d fo r personal home management, profes sional responsibi it es n the field, or teaching in non-vocationa schoo s A aboratory program is included in the de partment to give students ex perience, as wel as theoreti cs knowledge in the field A Bachelor of Science degree is available in this depart ment, and study here may serve fo r a m nor in a Bache lor of A rts program

D e p a rtm e n t of H om e Econom ics

A nita Reynolds B S.Ed

S tan ley M

F ram e Ed D

D o ro th y R

S heldon A .M

W e s le y G

Ed S

M o o n Ed D

Elbert D

O verh o lt D Ed

Joy B

B eaver M S

D e p a rtm en t of Education Education is clearly recog nized as one of the essentia s of ife today It is w ith this idea in mind that BNC has worked to develop the Educa tion Department Currently a Master's Degree in Educa tion is ava able to prospective teachers Dr Wes ey Moon serves as head of the department, wh e Dr Elbert Overholt heads the Division of Teacher Education.

C o n stan ce S p ru ce M .A .

J e a n G ra h a m , M A T

D o ro th y A

S ta sser M ÂŁ

F o rres t E

Ladd Ph D

T h u rm a n C o b u rn Ph D

D e p a rtm en t of Psychology The Psychology Depart ment, headed by Dr Forrest Ladd, s one of the most ver satile of d e p a rtm e n ts Courses are offered in human understanding, an indispensible part of modern study The Psychology staff is one of the best trained in the Southwest In addition to serving as head of this de partment, Dr Ladd headed the Graduate Studies Pro gram during the fa I semester

Other staff members are also very active, such as Profes sor Stasser, who, in addition to her duties as a teacher, is pursuing her doctorate Cur rently the department co o rd in a te s a c tiv itie s w h ic h make use of the faci ities of the University of Oklahoma Medica Center and the Beth any Guidance Center These tw o facilities provide back ground experience in actual clinical psycho ogy

G en e H easley Ph D

The C h e m is try D e p a rt ment, headed by Dr Don Beaver, is part of a broaden ing scope of science studies now available at BNC through the facilities of the new Sci ence Building The new build ing not only offers more space, but more equipment as wel Now many phases of chemical analysis are part of the program which makes use of the new equipment In this advanced technical field courses are being offered which give students an indepth knowledge of the sci-

D ep a rtm e n t of Chem istry

ence o f m a tte r and its changes under various con ditions These range from the basic Introduction to Chemis try to Chemistry Seminar, one of the m ost advanced courses

D on B eaver Ph D

A n th o n y W

H arm o n M S

Physics is one of the most vital science studies at BNC today Its definite relationship to the space program makes it essential that well-trained physic sts are be ng made ava able to the nat on Headed by Professor F Emmett Hammer, the Phys cs Department offers a range of courses that varies from Gen era Phys cs to Opt cs, wh ch deals with the science of ght and vis on The Phys cs De partment benefited greatly from the fac it es ava able n the new Science Bu Id ng, wh ch now gives the depart ment much room needed to expand its program F

E m m ett H a m m e r M A.

D e p a rtm e n t of Physics

R ob ert D

W ood M

S haron C

Y o u n g Ph D

The Study of Life What is its role fo r man today? Dis coveries are being made con stantly in this area of science, which requires continual up dating of knowledge With the facilities presently avail able in the new Science Build ing, the Biology Department is able to keep abreast of new developments Headed by Dr R obert Judd, the department is fill ing the need fo r capable pro fessional workers in this area The department also provides an adequate backgro un d knowledge of biology fo r all students Courses offer a w id e v a rie ty, fro m basic Biology to Microtechnique, a highly advanced area of study BNC also offers basic courses in Nursing fo r those interested in this field

D onald

B urpo Ph D

D e p a rtm e n t of Biology

Leo R

Finkenbinder M S

D ivision of Business

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D w a in G ra n t M b .a .

Business is one of the mos rapidly changing areas o study at BNC Processes must be continually updatec to keep up w ith the fast pac< of developments in the busi ness w orld itself Courses ir such areas as data process ing and computer program ming are designed to providi an adequate understanding o modern business functions Under the leadership of Dr Elm er S h e lle n b e rg e r, th< Business Department nov offers tw o directions of stud fo r those interested in busi ness careers Students cai study toward a Bachelor c Science in Business, or < Bachelor of A rts in Econom ics The d e p a rtm e n t a sc offers courses giving a I stu dents an adequate under standing of business proce dures fo r careers not directl related to business

A * ,'

L a w re n c e Snell M

C om m . Ed

O bed J W a tte rs M A .

G ary L. Lance M S.

Asymptotes of a hyperbola The cyclo id Infinite inte grands What does it take to understand the terminology o f m athem atics? A sizable part of it is in the instruction Headed by Dr Earl Greer, the Mathemat cs Department at BNC offers the high ca ber nstruction required to com prehend such processes To meet the great need for qua ified mathematicians BNC s mak ng more courses ava Iab e n th s field than ever be fore Courses range from Intermediate Algebra to Dif ferent a Equations These measures are part of an ad vanced program making tota use of the new Science Bu Idng

D e p artm en t of M ath e m a tics

Ray B o w m a n , M S

A ssist. P ro f o f Engineering

BNC's Physical Education D e p a rtm e n t is one o f the newest and widest areas of study Classified as part of the Division of Education and Psychology, this department offers over fo rty courses per year P ro fe ss o r Dav d Baker serves as Department Head and A th etic D re c to r Through a growing scholarÂ ship program, membersh p n the National Association of Intercolleg ate Ath etics, and the facilities of the Broadh u rs t Physica Educat on Center, an expanded program of varsity athletics is being realized The department also seeks to create a balanced who e, correlat ng physical activity w ith mental, spiritua , and social activity n all stuÂ dents

D e p a rtm e n t of Physical Education

Karen J

N obles M S.

W a n d a R hodes P E D

Don R

M o rg a n M Ed

Fred Floyd Ph D

The story of man's past Its role in human experience is beyond estimate Patrick Henry once stated, "I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience I know no way of judging the future but by the past " This is the essential purpose of history as an area of study The Bethany History De partment is headed by Dr Fred Floyd, one of the most experienced men in his field, who has served at BNC for thirty-eight years Under his direction the h story curricu lum has expanded to th o r ough y co ve r a per ods of history This past year tw o new p ro fe s s o rs , Jam es Franklin and Janet Williams, were added to the staff, and Professor Ray Atw ood re turned to BNC upon com pletion of his doctoral w ork

D e p a rtm e n t of History

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Politics s one of the most often maligned of the pro fessions n American soc ety It is the respons bility of the colleges to provide a high caliber of eaders n the mod ern political sphere More ntelligent civil servants are needed to run the mechanics of government than ever be fore At BNC, the Politica Science Department recog nizes this need and is w o rk ing to provide a qua ity educat on in govern m en ta studies Headed by Dr James Gar ner, th s department offers government courses rang ng from state and loca govern ments to stud es on po itica parties and their functions

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BNC's Fine A rts Division eagerly anticipates the begin ning of construction on the new Fine Arts Complex which will be built on the site of the present Music Annex Under the direction of Pro fessor Ray Moore, the Music Department expanded its cur riculum to include over sixty courses in the field The various music groups partici pated in many novel pro grams, such as the Chorale, under the direction of Pro fessor Harrell Lucky, which filmed commercials fo r a lo cal television station, and the Concert Band, under the di rection of Professor Howard Oliver, which marched in the Homecoming Parade

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The least she could do is be there to answer her phone W hat happened to the chimes? I didn't change my mind â€” I just made it up a different way Who was that speaker in chape ? Do you have my gray shoes? When is something going to happen?

I have to get some sleep Where's my No-Doz? Turn down that radio! Want to run across the street w ith me? I feel like Iâ€™m in a prison! What are study hours for, anyway? Texas did it aga n! Did you get a letter today? I don't believe his tests they get harder every time The grass of Wash ngton is too greener I had a bowl of soup for lunch today Popcorn popÂ pers are omnipotent Was it Campbel's? Is there any other kind? Popcorn poppers can heat soup, make candy, melt carmel fo r apples, bo I rice, cook beans, pop corn Do you suppose I could do my Marketing research project on popcorn poppers?

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C u ltu re Series The Student Council of BNC strives to bring high caliber entertainment to the campus fo r the enrichment and enjoyment of the stu dents This entertainment is provided in the form of the Culture Series, divided into four performances during the year The firs t of these was on October 4 w ith Colonel Joh n " S h o r ty ” P ow ers Known as the Voice of the Astronauts, Colonel Powers gave an inside view into

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man's conquest of space On November 1 3, Jerome Hines presented an evening of ex cerpts from famous operas, capturing his audience w ith his famous operatic smooth ness and color The third per formance, on February 20, presented Major Gilbert N Amelio combining sculpture, drama and music fo r his dra matic creation of "The Face of Christ ” A virtuoso quar tet, the Guarneri String Quar tet, was featured in the final performance of the Culture Series on April 1 0 Their de lightful program of stringed music concluded the 1 9 7 0 Culture Series

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A lth o u g h the R edskins 1 9 6 9 -7 0 varsity basketball season might appear to be disappointing and could not be termed a "total success," the year was not a loss Un der the direction of firs t year coach Larry Mills, the Red skins battled and rebuilt their

way to a record of 6 wins and 13 losses Highlighting the season was a tw o point vic tory over Oklahoma Christian College, a team th a t had handed defeats to the Red skins fo r 4 - 1 /2 years Stretching over the Christ mas holidays, the Redskins'

R edskins S trive fo r S uccessful Season season im p ro ve d s lig h tly a fte r the break The preChristmas record was 3 wins and 8 losses w ith the postChristmas record boosted to 3 wins and 5 losses If one w ord could be found to describe the Redskins' sea son, it would be "experience " A young ball club at the sea sons' start, a full year of game competition has gone far in aging this young team and in brightening future hopes

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There's no waiting on the weather when it comes to Redskin baseball Under the new leadership of Curt Dor ris, baseball practice started early in February W ith 2 4 games on the schedule, the team traveled to Wichita and Tulsa Universities and John Brown of Arkansas, to de fend their outstanding 1 9 6 9 record Nine return ng lettermen boosted the 22-man squad, aided by new Fresh men players

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First R o w : W e s Erlich, Rick Hall, L e w is W in k e lm a n , D an K ersten, S te ve W ils o n , B yron M in g le d o rff, L a rry Lo ug h rid g e , J o h n D u n n , S te ve M ille r Billy N ichols. S ec o n d R o w J o h n H arris , R ichard T u c k e r G a ry M a n n ies , S te ve C a rte r G a ry Q uick, Ron S e tliff S te ve Sledg e, D ave H u b b s, M ik e Laird, S o n n y J e n k in s , C oach C u rt D o rris.

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Golf season swung nto act on early n the year The season began March 1 9 and cont nued through May w th matches nearly every week Coach Don Morgan strived to lead the team to a more successfu season With re turn ng ettermen Skip John son and Larry Shaw, the nksters had opportunity fo r ad vancement

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A new dimension was added this year to BNC's sports ac tivities An archery team was formed and competition be gan immediately w ith various schools We were host to the 1 st Annual BNC Archery Tournament held in the fa Five co leges, includ ng Beth any, partic pated in the to u r nament Graceland Co ege, Lamoni, Iowa, Wichita State University of Wichita, Kansas, Kansas University at Law rence, Kansas and North eastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma were the re maining four competitors The Bethany squad placed 1 st in the Bare Bow Competition, 2nd in the First Timer Tour nament, and 3rd in the Men's Collegiate Division

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First R o w D o ree n R hodes, Sylvia N an tze, Linda Lane, D arle n e J o h n s o n . Second R o w V e rn a D avis, M a rv a S chapka, Becky M c M u lle n , Kathy Schultze, M a rle n e S w a rtz e n d ru b e r D r R hodes.

Tennis T eam M akes U se o f N e w C ourts W ith a challenge to defend last year's standings, the women's Tennis team strived to overcome the loss of six team members Th s year our home matches were played at the new Oklahoma Tennis Center â€”Will Rogers Park, the largest in Oklahoma City Five p ayers w ith at least one year's experience plus new fre sh m e n m em bers comprised the team Home matches were scheduled this season w ith such schools as C entral State, O klahom a Christian, and University of Oklahoma 129

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IN T R A M U R A L C O U N C IL , Seated Don H arv e y Bob C o c ke rh a m , Beverly Q uick, C oach Don M o rg a n , Bill N ichols, D an n y W illiam s , G e o rg e n e W a s s o n , L arry W a ts o n , R andy B arn e tt, Jo h n P atredis. S tanding: B urt H ands, Jan M a n a sc o , Kay H am ilton, S te ve W ils o n , B yron M in g le d o rff J an ic e W illiam s , G lenna Parks.

Participation This was the main goal of Intramura s this year Initiating new and varied activities as well as backing the traditionals, the Intra mura program played a eading role in BNC campus func tions Under the guidance of Bill Nichols, vice-president of In tra m u ra l a c tiv itie s and sponsorship of Coach Don Morgan and an Intramural council, the sports program included such activities as a cross-country meet, volleyball for girls, golf, swimming, b o w lin g , w re s tlin g , pingpong, softball, track, and tennis, as well as the ever popu ar footba and basketba Unusual activities such as chess and water po o were also initiated to the delight of many participants The regular Intramura sea son was sparked by BNC's participation n several tou r naments We emerged cham pions of footbal in competi-

In tra m u ra l Council Initiates N e w A c tiv itie s tion against OCC The Double I Tournament in February de termined the champion society in basketbal All participation in sports helped to accu mulate points for society competition in addidion to prizes fo r Homecom ng floats Individual po nts were ga ned by playing in sports such as ping-pong and bowling New ly initiated this year, points were given to the society with the highest GPA An Intra mural Banquet in the spring climaxed the year's activities w ith the crowning of an Intra mural King and Queen 130

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G A M M A T A U B E T A B everly Quick, w o m e n 's athletic d ire c to r- D an ny W illiam s , p resident.

K A P P A PHI E P S IL O N Bob C o c ke rh a m , president; Janice W illiam s , w o Â m en 's ath letic d ire c to r- S teve W ils o n , m e n â€™s athletic d ire c to r

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Randy Barnett Varsity All-Star

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V O L L Y B A L L T E A M First R o w Patti W a re , D eb bie G acey D oreen R hodes, M a rv a S chapka, D arle n e J o h n so n . S econd R o w M a rle n e S w a rtz e n d ru b e r Kathy S chultze, M iss N obles, Becky M c M u lle n , B arbara H en d e rs o n .

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hockey competition, BNC went to N EState at Tahlequah and returned w ith one win and one tie The volleyball team did quite well, returning from east Central State w ith a record of 1 2 wins and no losses The badminton team, w ith some returning memÂ bers, were involved in several tournaments

B A D M IN T O N T E A M First R o w D arle n e J o h n s o n , M a rle n e S w a r tz e n Â d ru b e r D oreen R hodes. S econd R o w B ecky M c M u lle n , M iss N obles, K athy S chultze.

This year's Intramura s strove to include women even more than in previous years Com足 petition between the w o 足 men's dorms encouraged the girls to support their dorm in such sports as field hockey, football,volleyball, softba and basketball Women a so be足 came involved n extra-mura activities in these varied sports Bes des participating n several Sport's Days, the girls schedule inc uded sev足 eral tournaments

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Academic queen & mARShalls Three math majors, Ann S te w a rt Riggans, Roger Hahn, and David Hess, re ceived the highest scholastic honors offered at BNC, that of College Queen and College Marshall The award is given to the members of the junior class having the highest grade point average. The Queen and Marshall head the graduation processional and usher the seniors during graduation

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ceremonies A rare occur rence, Roger and David tied fo r Marshall w ith a 4 0 GPA Ann Riggans, from Denver City, Texas, maintained a 3 97 GPA while participating in SEA, Alpha Lambda Delta, Band, and Alpha Nu in which she served as secretarytreasurer Entering BNC in the fall of 1 9 6 8 , Roger Hahn tested out of 2 4 college hours Roger, from Boulder, Colora

do, plans to be a missionary He is active in Alpha Nu and the Messengers of Trinity Church David Hess served as the firs t STUCO treasurer this year From lola, Kansas, Da vid has served on the MRD Board and as Math depart ment assistant He has been awarded the Great books Scholarship, Math-Physics Assistants Scholarship, and was elected to Who's Who

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outstanding fpeshmen Pam Murphey and Ken Hathaway were named Out standing Freshmen in the an nual academic convocation on September 1 1 The five criteria considered in their selection were loyalty and co o p e ra tio n , sc h o la rs h ip , sportsmanship, leadership, and service Pam Murphey is working

tow ard an AB in Vocal Mu sic. She serves as treasurer of AWS, vice-president of Alpha Lambda Delta, and is a member of Alpha Nu and Chorale Ken Hathaway was Freshm an S tuco re p re sentative and is serving his second year on th e class council as Sophomore Chap lain

w ho’s who AM O NG STUDENTS IN A M E R IC A N U N IV E R S IT IE S A N D COLLEGES Pettus Randall, conceiver and founder of WHO'S WHO, says "The whole purpose of the idea was to recognize students who did not have the money fo r the initiation fees and dues of other organizations and to serve as an incentive fo r students to get the most from their college careers. In addition, it was and is to serve as a way of partially compensating students fo r what they have already done by simply honor ing them and by providing the business and social world w ith a register of the outstanding students in the nation —sort of a Phi Beta Kappa of extra-curricular activities ” The number of students selected fo r mem ber ship at each college or university is determined by the size of the student body A lth o u g h sta n d a rd s vary from school to school, WHO'S WHO has sug gested that these criteria fo r member ship be paramount- character, scholar ship, leadership in e x tra -c u rric u la r activities, and possibility of future useful ness to business and to society

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dwiqht Baldwin physics/math houston, texas

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The Student Council ini tiated a new involved student government The added of fices of treasurer and vicepresident of student services, w ith various committees un der each office change the total structure of the govern ing body The treasurer is responsible fo r all moneys re ceived and paid out and writes a monthly report for each of fice The vice-president of student services plans the

campus entertainment, super vises the student store, and is head of various commit tees The council, headed by Ken Arm strong, consists of vicepresidents of social life, re ligious activities, recreational life, and student services, secretary, treasurer, and the sponsor. Dr Beaver Other voting members are the class presidents, presidents of AMS and AWS, and publica tions editors

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R E L IG IO U S O R G A N IZ A T IO N S C O U N C IL . F R O N T - M ik e B igler Ken H a th a w a y - M ID D L E : D ee M a n io n , s ec re tary - R andy M c D a n ie l, D ave H a rris o n , D w a n e S ch m id t; B AC K : D r R o th w e ll, fa c u lty a d v is o r J e r r y P o rte r, D w ig h t J en n in g s , v ic e -p re s id e n t o f religious life; and D ave C o tta m . N o t pictu red: H o w a rd D ay R andy S m ith , C arl G o d w in , and Jill S e y b e rt.

S T U D E N T S E R V IC E S C O M M IT T E E H E A D S Front: S teve W ils o n , en te rta in m e n t; S econd Ja n ice W illia m s , s e c re ta ry J o h n P atredis, V ic e -P re s id e n t S tu d e n t Service, second sem ester- D ebbie Price, s tu d e n t-fa c u lty fo ru m s , T h ird J e a n n e J en kin s, films; Karen Phillips, publicity; F ourth B a rry S w a n s o n , stu d e n t vehicle reg is tra tio n , D oug G ran t, stu d en t union.

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IN T R A M U R A L C O U N C IL , Seated: Don H arv e y Bob C o c ke rh a m , B everly Quick, C oach Don M o rg a n , Bill N ichols, D an ny W illiam s , G e o rg e n e W a s s o n , L a rry W a ts o n , R andy B arn e tt, Jo h n Patredis. S tanding: B urt H ands, Jan M a n a sc o , Kay H am ilton, S te ve W ils o n , B yron M in g le d o rff J an ic e W illiam s, G lenna Parks.

S O C IA L C O M M IT T E E S E A T E D : J u d y Franklin, sr rep ., Sue H o w a rd , sr rep ., Jan ic e Rice, chairm an ; T e rri D avis, jr rep., Paula Skiles, soph, rep ., G eorgian s B ayles, fr rep. S T A N D IN G : Ron Sloan, f r rep ., Ron C ru m ley soph, rep ., D elb e rt T a b o r f r rep ., M el B lohm , jr rep ., M ik e S lu sh er soph. rep. (no t p ictu re d ) Jo h n D unn , jr rep ., G aylen Banz, s r rep.

F R O N T - Lynn D e x te r, J im H arrison M ID D L E D ave A rn o ld Lupe V ald ez, Freida A n d e rso n , Linda N esbitt, Carol S hep erd , C ath y W a ts o n , Steven G re e r D onna S m ith, D ennis Karns, Dave H oltz, Linda Rye. B A C K T e rry H erm an ce, D anny S am m o n s, S teve W ilso n Larry W a ts o n B arry M o o re , B usiness M a n a g e r First S e m e s te r

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F IR S T R O W - Ken H a th a w a y s ec re tary - J a m e s Fa u lkn er fre s h m a n rep re s e n ta tiv e; Bob R oper publicity dire c to r- S te v e M ille r president. S E C O N D R O W - Larry S h a w ju n io r re p re s e n ta tiv e; Fred M ille r tre a s u re r- D ean E tte r spon so r- D on B ro w n , v ic e -p res id en t. T H IR D R O W - Larry P o rte r so p h o m o re rep re s e n ta tiv e; Paul S im m o n s , M R D d ire c to r- D ave R adley sen io r re p re s e n ta tiv e.

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M E N ’S R E V IE W D IR E C T O R A T E : S E A T E D : J o h n K nippers, Dale W illiam s o n , D ean C arroll E tte r sp o n sor- S T A N D IN G J o h n K night, S te ve S te a rm a n , B arry M o o re , Bub H einrich, Paul S im m o n s , C hairm an; D an ny W illiam s. N O T P IC T U R E D : S te ve M ille r A M S president; Larry W a ts o n .

all male students on campus relating to dorm life, cultural values, recreational needs and academic and spiritual achievement Another branch of the AMS is the Men's Review Direc torate This board is to repre sent the interests of the adm nistration and the student body in matters of citizenship, co n d u c t and C h ristia n in tegrity among male students Th s year, under the di rection of Steve M Her, the

AMS co-sponsored w ith the AWS the annua Riverbottom P arty T h a n ksg ivin g they planned, for the third consec utive year, the Homecoming Parade and the Father-Son Breakfast

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The Associated Women Students organization func tions to consider problems relating to the role and respons bilities of Bethany Nazarene College w om en students in all phases of cam pus living —dormitory, aca demic, social, recreational, and re igious Providing the opportunity for discussion of matters affecting college w o men, the AWS devises, ad ministers, and coordinates social and cultural programs fo r their benefit. Freshmen women were in troduced to the AWS organi-

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A W S E X E C U T IV E C O M M IT T E E : F IR S T R O W - Kay H am ilto n , IA W S C ontact; Paula Skiles, Parlia m en tarian ; Pam M u rp h e y T re a s u re r- S E C O N D R O W - M rs . M a rg a re t M c R e y n o ld s , A dvisor- Kay D onald so n, President; N an cy C an ad ay V ice President; Jill S e y b e rt, S ec re ta ry - J ackie H a rro d , W e n d y J a m e s , C o -H is to ria n s .

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zation at the Freshm en Women's Convocation and Welcome Dinner, w ith the annual Big Sister-Little Sister Party providing an oppor tunity fo r acquaintance with upperclass women "Aid To Our Men" week sparkled with tw irp dating, the crowning of Mr Irresistible, and the auc tioning of BNC's prime males Lil Abner week, punctuated by the Sadie Hawkins Party and Computer Dating added to the e n jo ym en t of BNC coeds Spring activities in cluded Love A ffa irs , Spa Sans, and Women's Week, con clu d ng the yea r's p ro gram w ith a Western Dinner n May

D eb bie S a lte r Paula S n itch le r Linda S need, D ee M a n io n , J an ic e W illiam s ,

A W S S O C IA L C O M M IT T E E : S E A T E D : M a rg o A lb rig h t, fre s h m a n re p re Â s entative; Jea n n ie Jen k in s , s o p h o m o re rep re s e n ta tiv e; C arolyn M a c M a h o n , A lpha Lam bda Delta president; D ebbie Price, s o p h o m o re rep re s e n ta tiv e; Linda Tillo tso n, N O W president. S T A N D IN G - Sharon E m b e rto n , sen ior rep re s e n ta tiv e; J e rry In g rah am , ju n io r rep re s e n ta tiv e; Jan M o n a s c o , sen ior rep re s e n ta tiv e; Patti M o s s , ju n io r rep re s e n ta tiv e; Sara D avis, fre s h m a n rep re s e n ta tiv e; M a rti Rice, chairm an .

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A W S B O A R D : F IR S T R O W - Sue R um m el, A rlen e S nu ggs, M a rti Rice, C arolyn M a c M a h o n , S E C O N D R O W - D ee M a n io n , J a n e t J ac k s o n , Linda Tillo tso n, C arol F ried m aker

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M ssing music, ntonation problems, schedule changes —but the band emerged ready for its first concert presented in October Highlighted by selections from the "Music Man", an outdoor concert on the mall opened a successful and rewarding season for the BNC Concert Band Under the direction and leadership of Professor Howard Oliver, the band travelled to Norman and Carnegie, Oklahoma to perform These programs in cluded both sacred and pa triotic selections Christmas was in the air as the band played a program of carols fo r a December chapel Not affected by Spring fever, the band performed again in both April and May, ending their 1 9 6 9 -7 0 season

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A L T O C L A R IN E T Sheila E pp ers o n B A S S C L A R IN E T Kathie A rn o ld Eula S m ith ALTO SAXO PHONE J u d y S c h u n em a n D avid H ubb s L a rry G leason

FLUTE D o tty Figg C onn ie C ro n k J uli R obinson C L A R IN E T A n n R iggan Kay- D onald so n D en nis H e llw e g e S held on Lee D ianne B ro w n

B A R IT O N E R o g g er R iggan Elian A n d e rs o n TROM BONE R an dy W a g n e r L a rry B o rd en J D. P a rk h u rs t Eddie S tin so n S te p h e n M c C re e ry A lv in H ayes

TRUM PET Fred M ille r Les Stallings S haron Poole J o h n E d w a rd s D on B ohann on Phil M o o re B yron M in g le d o rff OBOE M a u ric e S p re n g e r

TENOR SAXO PHONE John W eaver B A R IT O N E S A X O P H O N E Iona C asey HORN J e rry N e u s c h w a n g e r J e rry P o rte r Lynn A rn o ld M a ry Lou C ro sslen

F IR S T V IO L IN S A n n S tro n g — C o n c e rtm is tre s s C ath y A rn d ts Pauline Kuykendall J e a n n e C y p e rt S E C O N D V IO L IN S Pat A n d r e s — Principal S te v e In gersol T h o m a s B arn a rd Pam W e lc h Earl V G re e r B ASS A ld e n Laird

V IO L A S Sue Snasdell J ohn E p p le r— P res id e n t Jim T e rre ll C E LLO S J acq uelyn D illon Ted W a r n e r M a rily n B laess W O O D W IN D S C arol P a p e — 1 s t Flute D avid C la y to n — 2 n d Flute Kay D o n a ld s o n — 1 st C larinet S held on L e e — 2 n d C la rin e t M a u ric e S p re n g e r— O b oe

BRASS J e rry N e u s c h w a n g e r— H o rn D ale T o e p fe r — H o rn J e r r y P o r te r — H orn W e n d y L a n o u e — T ru m p e t Fred M ille r— T ru m p e t L a rry B o rd en — T ro m b o n e T o m D avis — T ro m b o n e R andy S m ith — T ro m b o n e

O rc h e s tra P re s e n ts V a rie d C o n c e rts Existing to acquaint instru mental music majors and non music majors w ith symphonic literature, the BNC Orchestra performs music from as many musical periods and styles as possible The String Quartet has many opportunities to perform the great chamber compositions of the 17th, 1 8th, and 1 9th centuries In October of this year, the BNC Orchestra was featured in a Sacred Concert at Okla homa City First Church For a second season, the orchestra provided popular and modern music at its Pop's concert In April, Rosa McCroskey was presented at the piano with the BNC Orchestra

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S A X O P H O N E S : J o h n W e a v e r D ave H ubb s, Larry G leason, J im Conlin. T R U M P E T S : Fred M ille r D on B ohano n, S h a ro n Poole. T R O M B O N E S : J D. P a rk h u rst, Ralph C an ad y R andy W a g n e r L arry B orden. D R U M S : J a c k King. S T R IN G B A SS: Phil C layto n. D IR E C T O R : T o m Davis.

Pep Band Prom otes Redskin Spirit Redskin spirit roused under the Pep Band's beat as they strove to promote sp rit at all varsity home games PracÂ ticing only twice a week, this group of fifteen musicians, under the direction of Tom Davis, also functioned in other areas of campus ife These included a concert entertaining in the Drag durÂ ing the dinner hour, and playng fo r the Chapman Hal Open House

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Designed to meet musica dem ands e d u ca tio n a lly through experience, ChoralAires is composed of forty BNC co-eds The girls were

Choralaires Program Varied and N e w chosen by audition, and per足 formed under the direction of Mrs Janis Emrich Class chape s, campus activities, weekend revivals and com足 munity affairs all provided outlets through which Chora Aires toured through A r足 kansas during Spring Break The r secular concert in the Spring cone uded the year's activities

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F IR S T H O W - R ebecca D eB o rd , Lynne T u c k e r G ayle W o o ld rid g e , Kathy Ray Ruth H orn S E C O N D R O W - N ellie W e lc h , C aroyln M c C ro s k e y Kathy C hilders, D ianne B ro w n , Pat C lif足 fo rd . T H IR D R O W - C arla Reed, R uth A nn W illiam s , Linda H ickm an, N an cy S im on so n, Bev Keegan. F O U R T H R O W - J u d y A rn o ld , J eri In g rah am , Sheila E pp erson, Karen D eb o a rd , Kathie A rn o ld F IF T H R O W - Linda Reece, D iane S w a g e rty M rs . J an ic e E m m rich , Pat S c o tt, Pam W e lc h , N ita W ils o n , Linda H o ffp a u ir A ndi A n d re w s , S harold S u k ra w

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The Bethany Nazarene Col lege Chorale, a choir of thirtysix members chosen by audi tion, made more than thirty concert appearances through out the year They sang from a wide repertoire of choral music Under the direction of Professor Harrell Lucky, the Chorale presented in concert selections from the music of Shutz, P urcell, Brahm s, Schonberg, and Berger as well as selected spirituals and hymns In the Spring, the Choralemadeitsannual 2 ,5 0 0 mile tour of churches, uni

versities, and high schools throughout the southwestern part of the educational zone The choir also fulfilled several campus and civic engage ments Chorale's Veteran's day engagement was of specia interest The choir per formed fo r the American Le gion Memorial dedication ot the “ Veteran’s Memorial and flame of freedom ” The con cert was held at the Capitol and included arrangements of "The Star Spangled Ban ner" and "Battle Hymn of the Republic "

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F IR S T R O W - Lynn D e x te r S usan M c G u ire . S E C O N D R O W - M a rti Rice, Jac k ie H a rro d , D eb o rah R edden, S usan N eu m an. T H IR D R O W - Steve Pults, Kathi Rice, sec re tary - D iane H o u g h to n , Rita R o b e rts, S ara D avis. F O U R T H R O W - Rick L a n d tro o p , L aD o ra Elder D oug G ra n t, v ic e -p re s i dent; D o n ita B lacklock, S te ve B ro w n , V ic k ie H e w itt, K athy Bell, M a rily n D ard e n . F IF T H R O W - Roy Bohi, S held on Lee, chaplain; Pam M u rp h y, B renda M o o re , Ric S n y d e r J e a n e tte C o n w a y C heryl M auld in. S IX R O W - P ro fe s s o r Lucky J o h n E ppler D ave B ra d s h a w D aryl S p e ic h e r D a r w in S p e ic h e r S te ve M ille r B arry S w a n s o n , president; J o h n K nippers, S h u ral K nippers J r

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F IR S T R O W - R uth B ussey M a rie tta G re e n , Ethelena K n o w le s, M a rti Rice, Kathy D avis, P atricia S c o tt, Rita R o b e rts, Ilia O s b o rn , Lynn D e x te r Sheila R aney B rend a Bevel. S E C O N D R O W - R ebecca D eB o a rd , C arol F rid en m a k e r S uzann e D e B o a rd , B renda M o o re , Kay H am ilto n , R uth H o rn , J e a n e tte C o n w a y D o n n a Fulton, D onita B lacklock, K athy W ils o n . T H R ID R O W - J a c k ie H arro d , B everly Q uick, C h eryl M a u ld in , Pam M u rp h e y N an cy C an ad y D eb o rah R edden, Paula H en drix, D onn a S h a w Linda N es b itt, K athleen M o o re , D iane H o u g h to n . F O U R T H R O W - S te ve C o n a w a y N o rm a n C ro w d e r J a m e s M a th is , J e ra ld S h a w T im Fisher D avid W h itm a n , D ave B ra d s h a w A lden Laird, Bob D e p e w S held on Lee. F IF T H R O W - B utch L a n g s h a w Robin W e a v e r J o h n F o ste r D w ig h t M ullin, Roy Bohi, D on B ro w n , D a rw in S p e ic h e r R andy W a g n e r S teve B ro w n , D oug G ra n t, Rick Land tro op.

Presents Holst and B rahm s Selections

P ro fe s s o r L ucky w a rn s th e alto section to d ecrescen do .

Composed of a music ma jors and qua ifying students, the Oratorio Chorus, w ith Professor Harrell Lucky as director, undertook tw o ma jor choral works First se mester’s selection, Gustav Ho st's "Hymn of Jesus," was presented on December 6 in conjunction w ith Chorale's C h ristm a s pro g ra m W ith w ords translated from the Apocryphal Acts of St John, the hymn reflected the mes sage of Christ's birth It was televised on a Norman, Okla homa, station during the Christmas season The Ora to r io C h oir presented Brahm's "Requiem” in its Spring concert

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Q u a rte t T o u rs B N C Z o n e This year the Collegiate Quartet, official student re cruitment representatives of BNC, made over 2 5 0 appear ances in ch u rc h e s , c iv ic clubs, summer youth camps, ch u rch co n fe re n c e s , and campus activities Rodney Jones, second tenor from Groves, Texas, plans a career in church ad ministration Dave Whitman, first tenor, is a junior music major from Monroe, Louisiana Baritone Dave Pickard, a psychology major from Beth any, Oklahoma, s a freshman planning to be a youth d rec tor Larry Howland, bass, is a sophomore religion major from Hominy, Oklahoma Lar ry is preparing fo r the pastora ministry

R odney J o n e s , second ten o r; D ave W h itm a n , firs t t e n or; D avid P ickard, baritone; L arry H o w la n d , bass.

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Gospel T e a m begins fo rty -fifth year of evanglism .

D ire c to r T o n y T ro xell and p resident T e rry Pierce d iscuss th e Gospel T e a m pro gram .

F IR S T R O W - J u d y S c h u n em a n , Shelley A le x a n d e r Ruth Ann S chm idt. S E C O N D R O W - Carol F rid en m a k e r pianist; Toni D ules, Patye M o s s , tre a s u re r T H IR D R O W - C ath y W ils o n , D otti Figg, R oscoe S trunic. F O U R T H R O W - M a rib e th V ic k e rs , S h e rry B yrd, S c o tt V a n B ib b e r F IFTH R O W - B obby G o d frey vice president; S hirley C ullum , s ec re tary - D uane S ch m id t, pre sid e n t (secon d s em e s te r). S IX T H R O W ' D ianne B yrd, Lucinda S n y d e r Larry T h o m p s o n S E V E N T H R O W - T o n y T ro x e ll, dire c to r- D ave Ikerd, Jim D o ro u g h , Brad W a rk e n tin e .

The Gospel Team, a voca and evangelistic group of twenty-eight student memÂ bers, began its forty-fifth year at B N C w ith a broader outreach than ever before Under the leadership of their president, Terry Pierce, the team conducted services in several churches over the district, teaching in Sunday school classes, presenting programs at the N Y P S hour, singing, and preaching in the evangelistic services

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Striving to be a spiritual blessing to the campus and community of Bethany is the Ministerial Association, com posed of the 4 0 0 religion ma jors and minors at BNC Co-

M A E n la r g e s S t a f f ordinating weekend reviva s gave MA students an oppor tunity to preach in various churches on the educational zone Striving to draw to gether all those entering full time Christian service, MA spo n so re d several film s , which included "The Life of B illy Graham ” M A also brought Don Sautter to our campus to enrich the lives of BNC students This year, the three-fold purpose of MA was to enlarge its staff, raise MA in the opinion of others on campus, strengthen its financial basis, and establish the Ministerial Alumni Asso ciation

M A O ffice rs : R o b e rt Y o u n g , g ro u p leader- D ave H arris o n , president; J im M o s s , c o m m itte e chairm an ; N ath an M c C re e ry re p o rte r and c o -e d ito r o f "S o u n d and B ra s s ;” J im G a rlo w g ro u p leader- Rosie H in to n , sec re tary ; and Sue S nasdell, e d ito r o f “S ou n d and B ra s s .”

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B E T H -A N N S C O U N C IL . M rs . J u d y G e is t, chairm an ; M rs . Lois H ay s , M rs. B arbara Fullingim , M rs . J o A n n C argill.

Organ zed tw e n ty - tw o years ago, the wives of m nisteria students named them selves Beth-Anns, a name de rived from the city, Bethany Mrs Cantre d rects the or ganization, w ith the he p of the w iv e s o f re g on p ro fessors and a so a counci of m n steria student wives Such subjects as the role of the minister’s wife n the com munity and problems perta n ng to her home n the par sonage were d scussed The 1 9 6 9 -7 0 theme was Due or Duet' , referring to the min ster and h s wife as a team, w ith the husband as the leader and the wife as accompan st in the m n steria respons b ity W ith M rs Judy Geist as chairman, the Beth-Ann counci p anned to carry out the theme in e g h t S e S S IO n S W ith V a rio u s SpO nSOT'S p re s e n t ng th e p ro g ra m

B eth-A nns A d o p t "Duel or Duet" Them e

B e th -A n n s enjoy a p ro g ram entitled "W is e up on hom e m a n a g e m e n t tech n iq u es "

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S C O P E Extends a Helping Hand SCOPE, S tu d e n ts C on cerned Over People Every where, is a student organiza tion nvolved in four areas of service to needy people The V IS T A tu to r ng p ro gra m , under the chairmansh p of A r ene Snuggs, nvo ved many future teachers Stu dents aided c u ltu ra y de prived children n the second area of SCOPE, at the Provi dence Day Care C enter SCOPE members also served at the Wesleyan De inquent Farm, visiting boys of h gh school age on S a tu rda ys S tu d e n ts chose one chi d each to enterta n fo r a day at the Baptist Ch Idren's City Orphanage, the fourth area of SCOPE service

S C O P E O F F IC E R S : D elores T w itc h e ll, s ec re tary ; Gayle H o w a rd , vicepresident; (n o t p ictu re d ) C arol Fo rtu ne, tre a s u re r

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G O O ffic e rs are: F IR S T R O W - C ath y W ils o n , c o m m itte e chairm an ; Billie B ro w n , s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r- Rosie H in to n , c o m m itte e chairm an ; K athy S c h u ltz, c o m m u n i cations director- N an cy Fena, R eba S tra s b a u g h , c o m m u n icatio n s d ire c to r- K ath y S te elm an , public relations d ire c to r J im M o s s , c o m m itte e chairm an ; M ik e B igler p resident. S E C O N D R O W - D avid S m ith , vice-presid en t; Robin W e a v e r c o m m itte e chairm an ; S ta n In gersol, c o m m itte e chairm an ; B rad W a rk e n tin e , c o m m itte e c h a ir m an.

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Students Offering Selves fo r Christ gave students the opportunity to w ork n a local church Students adopted a "home'' church and offered their services by teaching Sunday School, working with youth programs and can vassing In addition, SOS'ers held weekend campaigns and special emphas s Go ye into all the world " To fol low this Great Commission was the purpose of Gospel Outreach GO worked toward this goal by hold ng services in various nursing homes This year students also w it nessed intercampus activi ties by visiting other colleges, such as OU at Norman

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"To serve the present age" was the motto of the Miss onary Emphasis League By fulfi ing their purpose of promot ng an interest in m ss ons on the BNC campus and ac足 quaint ng those interested n m ssions with the w ork of them, MEL reached the r goa expressed n that motto Dur ng the pledge service of

M EL S e n d s P r in t in g P r e s s t o T r i n i d a d MEL Week, Miss Mary Scott spoke to the student body Students received definite ca s to the mission field That same week over $ 3 0 0 0 was pledged to send a print ng press to Trinadad, th s was the soec a project of MEL th s year As a specia home m ission s a ctiv ty, severa MEL members held services at an ndian M ss on near Ok ahoma City With J Sey足 bert as pres dent, MEL spon足 sored the r fa I retreat, which was an nsp rat on and turn足 ing point n the ives of many

M E L O F F IC E R S : M rs. Ruth V a u g h n , spon so r- H ope P earson , p ro g ra m chairm an ; Phil T o rfrim s o n , tre a s u re r- B onnie W illiam s , s ec re tary ; Jill S e y b e rt, president; J e rry P o rte r vicepresident; D r A n n a L a ug hbaum , spon so r- and Jim H arris o n , D ire c to r o f M ission C ru sa d e rs .

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S E A T E D : W a y n e S a c ke t, Linda H in m a n , pianist; Jim H arris o n , d ire c to r- S haron H ugh es, H ope Pearson , J ea n ie C raig, Ruth B ussey B onnie W illiam s . S T A N D IN G - C heryl W a lla c e , J e rry P o rto r m a n a g e r- D ave C layto n, Kim C u rry W e s M e ek , N an cy S p e n c e r Kaye T y rre ll, Neal S o m e rs , Kathy D avis, Phil C layto n, Jim W illiam s , S erg io M o re n o , D r A nna Belle Laug h b a u m , s p o n so r

M issio n C ru s a d e rs E m p h asis E vangelism S ponsored by the M is sionary Emphasis League the Mission Crusaders, a tw enty voice cho r, have traveled bi monthly to churches in A r kansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma, conducting a missions-evange ism crusade The team not only sang in morning and evening worship services, but also taught Sun day scho ol classes, c o n d u cted yo u th ra lies and young peoples' services showing color slides taken on Nazarene mission fields Their vibrant testimonies and inspirational singing empha size their theme of concern fo r world missions

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S tu d en ts take tim e to pray and fast In e v e ry th in g by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God " Members of the Friday noon Prayer and Fasting group materialized this promÂ ise from Philippians Under the ministry of Carl Godwin, prayer and fasting president, the group provided an hour of personal meditation as well as group prayer fo r numerous prayer requests fo r campus needs and problems of our day

S h a ro n Z w in k , pianist; M ilve rle y S ch m id t, s e c r e ta r y D r J a m e s G a rn e r s pon so r C arl G o d w in , president; C ath y W ils o n , tre a s u re r

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F IR S T R O W - Linda S need, ju n io r advisor- Pam M u rp h e y vice president; M a rti Rice, Sandy K ruse, tre a s u re r- M rs . M a rg a re t M c R e y n o ld s , fa c u lty advisor- S h a ro n G uy T h e o B aker D ee M a n io n , S e n io r advisor- Linda N es b itt, s e c re ta ry S E C O N D R O W - B everly Q u ick, Paula Skiles, J a c k ie H a rro d , Pam Lance, historian; C arolyn M c M a h o n , president. N o t pic足 tured- M rs . H elen R o th w ell, sponsor- D eb bie Price, edito r- S te p h a n ie Fuska.

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F IR S T R O W - D w a y n e R ath b u rn , J. D. P a rk h u rst, Ray Lo ghry R o b e rt D eL ay Brad Scheel. S E C O N D R O W - B arry M o o re , P a rk e r S u ttle, D ennis Reule, Rich C ro w T e rry H erm a n c e, Ralph G u inn, M ik e E d w a rd s . T H IR D R O W - Eddie Phillips, M a u ric e S p re n g e r D ennis G a rris o n , R andy N elso n, Don B ro w n . F O U R T H R O W - L arry Rice, Ken A rm s tro n g , V in ce S n o w b a rg e r N O T P IC T U R E D : Ray B ro w n , M ic k e y C ox, Bill D o w n in g , H o w a rd D ay Jim H arris o n , R odney J o n e s , S te ve M iller

Circle K Sponsors Blood Bank With a motto of "We Build," the objective of Circle K In ternationa s to provide col lege men an opportunity to express their concern for others by a genuine involve ment n the community and on campus Campus projects this year included pa nting the nfirmary, ushering for various campus activities, and helping staff the Wooden Nicke Circle K sponsored severa community activities such as a c othes drive for the needy in the Oklahoma City area, and co-sponsor ng the annua Red Cross Blood Bank C rcle K volunteers also spent time w ith the ch dren at Dale Rogers School fo r the mentally retarded

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To honor senior women who have served the college and have achieved a 2 95 grade point average is Athenas Each spring, outgoing

A t h e n a s P la n A l u m n i R e c e p t io n seniors unanimously choose five to twelve Athenas fo r the next year, these girls fill their senior year w ith service to the school and community This year, under the direc tion of Dee Manion, activities fo r Athenas included a tea fo r the senior women of 1 9 6 8 -6 9 , serving fo r Culture Series R eceptions, selling calendars, and working in the United Appeal Drive An Athenas Alumni Reception at Homecoming was a new ac tivity begun by this year's Athenas This club seeks to do service of any kind that needs to be done on campus

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Alpha Nu, honor society of BNC and student affiliate of the Epsilon Chapter of Phi Delta Lambda, continued to perform a service to the col lege by fullfilling its objec tives The organization strives to encourage high intellectual standards, to improve BNC's rank academically, and to stimulate improvement in scholarship, ethic, and leader ship Students eligible for membership are those es tablishing and maintaining a grade-point average of 3 4 0

fo r tw o co n s e c u tiv e se mesters The society held monthly dinner meetings as well as its annual o ld -fa sh io n e d Christmas party in the Peniel Room As a special project, the members participated in a program of student recruit ment fo r BNC, whereby mem bers in va rio u s e d uca tion fields contacted BNC pros pects of the same educa tional in te re s ts and en couraged them to enroll in the college

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F IR S T R O W ’ Jo h n Fullingham , D ennis G a rris o n , S hane H olst, V in ce S n o w b a rg e r president; Linda H inm an, C arroll H odg es, s e c r e ta r y -tre a s u r e r D ave C layto n, vice president; Pam M u rp h y Pam Lance, Paul S im m ons. S E C O N D R O W - Rita Franklin, Em ilene Fuller A nn R iggan, C arol W a lk e r W a n d a B ussey C an dy J o n e s , J a n e t W ilk e rs o n , D w ig h t B aldw in, C h a rlo tte Sm ith, M a rti Rice, D eena H air C arol Frid en m ak e r T H IR D R O W - Coy League, D iane Lucas, D ave W o rc e s te r Linda S need, D re m a R obinson, Randi T e m p e , Sheryl C obb, David H o ffp a u ir Cam Lucas, G ary K night, Ray Loghry F O U R T H R O W - B everly Quick, Kathi Rice, D avid S kinn er A nn M ille r J e a n e tte S a n d e rfe r M arilyn S n o w b a rg e r W e n d y J am e s , C arol S h e p h erd , Patsy M in ix, D ave H ess, S tephanie Fuska, J im C u rry . F IF T H R O W S haron G uy Jo h n Z e rk e r C arolyn M a c M a h o n , R oger S h e p h erd , S teve M a d rid , Dal W illiam s o n , D eb bie Price, B etty Pitte n g e r Vicki S w a n s o n M iss A nna Belle L a ug hbaum , s p o n s o r (no t pictu re d ).

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The ma n purpose of the Student Educat on Associat on s to pro vid e ts 2 3 0 members w ith a view of the ent re scope of educat on Under the leadersh p of Caro Duncan and sponsorsh p of Mrs Joy Beaver and Pro fessor Obed Watters, month ly meet ngs provided pro gram s to he p fu f th s

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S E A O fficers: C arole D u n can , president; J a n e t J a c k s o n , vice -p res id en t; C arol F o r tu n e, s e c r e ta r y M ik e Lesslie, tre a s u re r- J u d y Franklin, historian; and Linda S m itherm on, c h airm an o f T e a c h e r A id e c o m m ittee .

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purpose The Teachers' A de program, headed by L nda Smitherman, gave students an opportunity to he p n the pubic schoo s around the Oklahoma City area and to observe n the c assroom Once aga n the club spon sored the A rts and Crafts Fair in the Science Ha and a banquet n the spring In No vember, the SEA Counc and delegates attended the State Convention at OSU Bethany was represented on the SEA State Council when Paula Skiles was elected State Secretary for 1 9 7 0 -7 1

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Phi Beta Lambda s BNC s organization of those entering bus n e ss-orien te d profes sions The club met monthly with a varied program of ac tivities nvolv ng civ c and professiona leaders Th s year at the September meet ng m em bers v ewed s des of Russ a taken by Dr Leon N G bert wh le he was on tour F eld trips were taken to the Boe ng A rp ane Com pany and Co emans n Wichita, Kansas and to the Ok ahoma City area Vocationa Techn ca Schoo Mr Pau Fauss, Bus ness Man ager of the G Ibert C nic, spoke to the group n Novem ber regard ng opportunites n the pub ic account ng field Don Garlow of Western Elec tric was the guest speaker at the December breakfast The year's activities concluded w ith the annua Awards Ban quet held on Apr 21, at which officers for the com ng year were nsta led

F IR S T R O W - Kathy R obinson, s ecretary; Em ilene Fuller president. S E C O N D R O W - G lenda Nickols, Linda S need, chaplain, M ik e N oel, historian. T H IR D R O W - Ron B erry Sue Ingle, J u d y K easter F O U R T H R O W - Carl E w e rs , Pam ela Lance, tre a s u re r F IF T H R O W - Larry S h a w Kirby Spruiell, C. Ray R obn ett. S IX T H R O W - D an ny G a s s ett, J im W illiam s , Reid R ogers. S E V E N T H R O W - L a rry B aker Bill Idell. E IG H T H R O W - L arry Fields, P ro fe ss o r D w a in G ra n t, c o-spon so r- D r E lm er B. S he llen b e rg e r s pon so r

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The B iological Science Club, under the leadership of its president, Dwayne Rathbum, attempts to acquaint

Biological Science Club Provide Natural Habitation Lab students of Biology w ith the current ideas in biological research Monthly meetings included films on wild life and co n s e rva tio n , as w e ll as guest speakers Dr Bolin visited the BNC campus in October, presenting a demon stration on hypnotism. In December, biology students took a field trip to the Okla homa U n iv e rs ity M edical Schoo Second semester pro grams centered around the building of a natural habitat to aid students in biological study Members worked in conjunction w ith the Science Department, supplying most of the manual labor

u Biology stu d ents Brad Scheel and D ennis Reule set tra p s w h ile on an ecology field trip .

O F F IC E R S J a n ic e S t it t , p u b lic ity c h a ir m a n Lori E d w a rd s , F resh m an rep re s e n ta tiv e : S harolyn Keever s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r- Steve M e d ru d , vice -p res id en t; D uane R ath b u rn e , pre sid e n t.

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PI M U C H I O ffice rs . W a n d a B ussey V ic e -p re s. in m ath; Paul S im m o n s , V ic e -p re s. in c hem istry; D ave C layto n, President; C arol W a lk e r S e c re ta ry P ro fe ss o r A n th o n y H arm o n , S po nsor- D w ig h t B aldw in, V ic e -p re s. in physics.

Pi M u C h i E x p lo r e s W o r l d o f S c ie n c e Existing for science majors and especially fo r those nterested in physics, mathe足 matics, and chem stry s P Mu Ch Under the direction of Dave Clayton, monthly meet ngs, field trips, and speakers, w ith a purpose of presenting projects wh ch aided scientific development, ma ntained a w e ll-ro u n d e d selection of scientific knowl足 edge for members of Pi Mu Chi One of the outstanding speakers this year was an eng neer computer programmer who spoke to the c ub about the structure and operat on of a stereo Pi Mu Chi spon足 sored the annual A umni Ban足 quet during Homecoming T h e sp eaker d e m o n s tra te s hypnosis fo r Pi M u Chi m em bers

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H o w a rd A rm s tro n g , C arol W a lk e r D ave H o ltz, D an n y S a m m o n s , S te ve Pults, (n o t pictu red)

B .N .C . hosts 9 th annual T w is te r The 1 9 6 9 -7 0 B N C de bate season opened Friday, October 17, as Bethany's Beta Psi Chi hosted over a score of midwestern col leges in the annual B N C Twister Tournament Junior and Senior divisions were represented in the tw o days of six rounds w ith North eastern State College and Coffeyville Community Ju nior College as winners Pro fessor James Knear and the squad travelled extensively n the southwestern region throughout the year The topic fo r this year was "Re solved The federal govern ment should grant annually a specific percentage of its in come tax revenue to the state government "

P ro fe sso r J a m e s K near d iscusses th e a ffirm a tiv e ap proach w ith d e b a to r D ave H oltz.

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Women’s Recreational As sociation, a branch of AWS, is the official organization for women's intramural sports The purpose of WRA is to promote girls' participation in sports on campus This year, under the lead ersh ip o f Doreen Rhodes, WRA spon sored such sports as soft ball, volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, and touch football between the dorms

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W R A O F F IC E R S : Gail G a re y B etty V a u g h n ; vice president; D o re e n R hodes, president; To n i D ubs, tre a s u re r- M a rg a re t Kelly sec re ta ry

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NOW, the New Outreach for Women organizat on s bu d ng tom orrow 's values today With th s as their motto, and a theme song of Happiness , the NOW c ub, form erly the home econom cs c ub, exh bited a program of enrichment fo r their ives and the ives of others Through the r monthly meet ngs, they s tr ved fo r h gher va ues through sp ritua growth, proÂ moted harmony in nterpersona relat onsh ps, and tried

N O W Club Initiates Sew ing Bee to bu d character through self-d scip ne and an apprec ation fo r the beauty n ife A visit to the Ok ahoma Gas and Electric Company, ChristÂ mas caro ng n Bethany area nurs ng homes, and nformal decoupag ng projects formed a part of the activity agenda In November, the c ub held a "sewing bee to aid students w ith their mending Apri brought an opportunity fo r a day of enrichment outside as NOW members took a spiritua retreat to c max the r year

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M a rly n D ay tre a s u re r- B renda T h o m a s , histo rian , V a le rie B eh rens, s e c r e ta r y Laura W ils o n , vice president; M rs . A n ita R eynolds, spon so r- Linda T illo tso n , president; Linda Finley publicity chairm an .

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P S Y C H O L O G Y C L U B O F F IC E R S : Skip J o h n s o n , S e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r D onna W y c o ff P resident.

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Psych Club C o m p a re s M ental Hospitals To make psychology in terest ng, and to further the understanding of the be havior of men were the goals of the Psychology Club Un der the direction of Donna W ycoff, monthly meetings were held to fami iarize stu dents w ith psychology and

sociology One of the most interesting speakers this year was Dr Bolin, whc spoke on hypnosis An in teresting field trip second semester was a visit to tw c mental hospitals to observe the improvements in the fa cilities for the mentally ill in the last few years

O rig in ato rs Jo hn Eppler and P ro fe s s o r Jen nin gs question th e m eaning o f Plato's A P O L O G Y

G re a t B o o ks C lu b L a u n c h e d ‘Newest Club on Campus' goes to the Great Books Club under the direction of Pro fessor Jennings and John Eppler Interested students read such se le ctio n s as P lato's A p o lo g y , Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, Shakespeare's M acbeth, and Machievelli's The Prince. The Socratic method of dis cussion was used, causing the members to delve fo r the m eanings o f the books through questioning The G reat Books Club w as organized to provide a con tact fo r the students w ith the great literary and political works of Western Civiliza tion

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S E N IO R C L A S S O F F IC E R S W a n d a B ussey T re a s u re r; Bill C a rr V ic e -P re s id e n t, R oger S hep erd President, Patsy M inix, S e c re ta ry H o w a rd D ay, Chaplain

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S P O N S O R - P ro f Don O w e n s

the springtime breath of May is needless

they have paced the underclassmen

the springtime breath of May is needless

seniors are no longer here

now they've shifted down a gear

seniors are no longer here

they have come and found their memories

many marry many wish

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now they've gone to wider spheres

some choose grad school some enlist

they have lived through tests and trials

some will still be here next year

they have finished their last year

some have left w ithout a tear

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D A V ID T A D A M S B.S. B usiness A d m in istra tio n K ansas C ity M issouri F R E ID A B E A A N D E R S O N A . B. English H u g o to n , Kansas SU A N N A JA N E ANESI B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education Kirksville, M issouri

K ENNETH SH ELB Y A R M S TR O N G A .B . S p e e c h /P h ilo s o p h y D etro it, M ichigan D W IG H T W A Y N E B A B C O C K A .B . Religion Lansing, M ichigan D W IG H T G E N E B A L D W IN B.S. P h y s ic s /M a th H o u s to n , T exas

W e reserve th e right to refuse service to anyone. Ray B ro w n . D E L Y N D A J O H N S O N B A L D W IN B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education Ponca C ity O klahom a G A Y L E N R. B A N Z B.S. Business Sylvia, Kansas L IN D A A N N E B A T E S B.S. B usiness Education S t. P e ters b u rg , Florida IO N A M . B E A D L E S B.S. A cc o u n tin g B eth an y O klahom a E LLE N M A R Y B E C K W IT H B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education M e lro s e , M a ss a c h u s e tts

L IN D A K A Y BELL B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education S h a llo w a te r Texas H E L E N M A R IE B E N N E T T A .B . Functional H om e E c o n o m ic s /E le m e n ta ry Ed. F lag sta ff A rizona R O N A LD W A Y N E BERRY B.S. B usiness A d m in istra tio n S h re v e p o rt, Louisiana RUTH A N N BETTY B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education E m poria, Kansas D A V ID E U G E N E B LA C K A .B . Religion M u s ta n g , O klaho m a

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B ILL IE R O B E R T S B R O W N B.S. E le m e n ta ry E ducation W ic h ita , K ansas R AYM O ND TH O M A S BROW N B.S M a th /P h y s ic s S ucre, Bolivia

D O N A L D E R W IN B R Y A N A .B . Religion B ethany Oklahom a W A N D A JO Y BUSSEY B.S. M a th Ponca C ity O klaho m a

E ngrossed o r asleep? D ennis Ruele. L E T H D IA N N E B Y R D A .B . S ociology S ikeston, M is s o u ri L O U IS E C H R IS T IN E C A N N A F A X B.S. E le m e n ta ry Edu catio n B erryville, A rk a n s a s J A N E T B LESI C A R R B S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation Sullivan, M is s o u ri W IL L IA M T H O M A S C A R R A .B . Religion Fo rt W o rth , Te x a s J A N E T L O U IS E C H A M B E R L A IN B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n C arm ichaels, Pennsylvania

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S h ir le y S w a r t z e n d r u b e r S w a rtze n d ru b e r? K A R O L K A Y C LA R K B.S. Physical E du catio n Pontiac, M ichigan EVER ETT EU G EN E CLAY A .B . Religion C incin nati, Ohio C HARLES R A N D A LL C LEM EN TS B.S Business A d m in is tra tio n O rla n d o , Florida JO E V E R N O N C O P E LA N D B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n B eth an y O klaho m a T A R IS A B R O W N C O P E L A N D B.S. H o m e Econo m ics A m a rillo , T e x a s

L IN D A S W IN H A R T C O V IN G T O N A .B . M usic B eth an y O klaho m a M IC K E Y E A R L C O X B.S. R eligious Education W ic h ita , Kansas B E T T Y W E IS IN G E R C R O W B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation B eth an y O klaho m a

R O N ALD ALLEN C RU M B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n C le a rw a te r Florida JA M E S PERRY CURRY A .B . R eligion K ilgore, T e x a s B A R B A R A D IA N E *D A V IS B .S. M a th Bay C ity T e x a s

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B R U C E D A V IS B .S. Biology J ac k s o n , M ississipp i H O W A R D ALAN DAY B .S. C h e m is try K ansas C ity, K ansas M A R LY N PEARL D A Y B.S. H o m e E cono m ics Y u m a , C o lo ra d o SU ZA NN E CAROL DEBOARD A .B . M u s ic U kiah , C alifornia A N D R E W GEORGE DECH, JR. A .B . Religion B eth an y O klaho m a

L IN D A P A T T E R S O N D E C H B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n W ic h ita , Kansas S U S A N J A N E N E D IL L O W B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n In dependence, Kansas

A rlen e, th is is a library Y o u 're supposed to be asleep. C U R T IS N E A L D O R R IS B.S. P hysicai E ducation B eth an y O klaho m a W IL L IA M E. D O W N IN G B .S. C o m p u te r S cience M e d fo rd , O klaho m a L A R R Y K E ITH D R A K E A .B . P hilosophy L a m e d , K ansas M A R T H A HELEN D UELL A .B . Fu nction al S o c io lo g y /P s y c h o lo g y G reeley C o lo ra d o LURA CAROLE D U N C A N B .S. H o m e E cono m ics W is te r O klaho m a

LEAH JU N E DYER B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n S h a w n e e , Kansas E A R L D U A N E E D IG E R B .S. Business A d m in is tra tio n M e a d e , Kansas D O R O T H Y O L E TA ELDER B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n B re c k en rid g e , Texas S H A R O N D IA N N E E M B E R T O N B .S E le m e n ta ry E du catio n D allas, T e x a s A L IC E C O R N E L IU S F E T T E R S B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n Kansas C ity M is s o u ri

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G E R A L D IV A N F E T T E R S A .B . Religion K earney N eb ra s k a B Y R O N R A Y F IS H E R A .B . P h ilo s o p h y /P o litic a l S cience San Louis O b ispo, C alifornia

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V IV IA N D IA N E F L E T C H E R B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n H o u s to n , T e x a s CAROL JEAN FO RTUN E B.S. E le m e n ta ry Edu catio n B u rlin gton , Io w a M A R L E N E J O A N FO STER B.S. H om e E cono m ics Fulton, S o u th D ak o ta J U D IT H A N N F R A N K L IN B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation D o d g e C ity Kansas M A R G A R E T M A E FRENCH A .B . S ocio log y B ism arck, N o rth D ak o ta E M IL E N E E T H E L F U LL E R B .S. A c c o u n tin g B eth an y O kla h o m a B A R B A R A M A T T F U L L IN G IM B .S. E lem entary Education A u s tin , M in n e so ta J O H N M IC H A E L F U L L IN G IM A .B . Religion Enid, O klaho m a L O U IS R. G IL L A .B . H is to ry B eth an y O k la h o m a K A R E N D E B O R D G O O K IN B.S. Biology B eth an y O k la h o m a

CHARLES DO UG LAS G R A N T B. M u s ic Ed., M u s ic D allas, Te x a s JU D Y DARLENE G R A N T B.S. B usiness Education Oil C ity Pennsylvania M A R IE T T A S U E G R E E N B. M u s ic Ed., M u s ic W h e a trid g e , C olo ra d o N A N C Y L O U IS G R O V E S B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n D allas, T e x a s R A L P H J A C K G U IN N B .S. C h e m is try N ashville, T e n n e s s e e

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K A R E N K AE H A M E R B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation St. P e ters b u rg , Florida J A N IC E LE A H A M IL T O N B.S. E le m e n ta ry E d u ca tio n B eth an y O klaho m a R A Y M O N D D A V ID H A M IL T O N B.S. A c c o u n tin g T ro u p , T e x a s R A Y ROGER H A N S E N A .B . Religion J a s p e r M in n e so ta M A R J O R IE K O O N C E H A R M O N B.S. H o m e Econo m ics B eth an y O kla h o m a

D A V ID C L A Y H A R R IS O N A .B Religion B eth an y O klaho m a D O N R E ID H A R V E Y A .B . H istory A n a h e im , C alifornia L E S L IE A . H E IN R IC H A .B . Fu nctional B usiness P a rtrid g e , Kansas

S U S A N B. H E R S H B E R G E R B .S. Psych olog y B eth an y O klahom a V IC T O R IA J E A N H E W IT T A .B . M u s ic K ansas C ity K ansas JO H N SPENCER HOOPER A .B . Religion H am ilto n , O hio

ROBERT SN EED H UB B AR D A .B . R eligion T e m p le , T e xas C A R O L D IA N N E H U G H E S B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du catio n A lb u q u e rq u e , N e w M e xic o E V A N G E L IN E R U T H H U G H E S B.S. E ducation B eth an y O klaho m a

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K IR B Y R A L P H H U G H E S A .B . H is to ry Palco, K ansas J A N E T SUE H U LSEY B. M u s ic Ed. M u s ic O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a JO HN F HUSBAND A .B . English Pierceville, Kansas M A R C IA J E A N IK E R D B.S. M a th N e w to n , Kansas C A R O L Y N S U E IN G L E B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n S eattle, W a s h in g to n

D IA N E S T R O M A N J A C K S O N A .B . English B eth an y O klaho m a J A N E T LE IG H J A C K S O N B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education L a w to n , O klaho m a B A R B A R A J E N E J E N K IN S A .B . H is to ry B eth an y O klaho m a

TH O M A S EUGENE JO H NSO N A .B . Psychology A n a h e im , C alifornia C A N D R A S IN G L E T A R Y J O N E S A .B . H istory J ac k s o n , M ississippi JA M E S A N D R E W JO N ES B.S. Business H a y w o o d , O klaho m a

O p e ra to r, g et m e P urdue U n iverÂ sity Ju d i Franklin N ELM A M A UR EEN JO N ES B.S. H o m e Econo m ics C olo ra d o S prin gs, C o lo ra d o L IN D A J E A N E T T E J U R G E N S B.S. O ffice A d m in is tra tio n H o u s to n , T e xas M E L V IN D E A N J U R G E N S B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n F arnam , N eb raska J U D IT H IR E N E K E A S T E R B.S. A c c o u n tin g O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a L Y D IA V E R N E T T E K E E TO N A .B . English San A n to n io , Te x a s

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S H A R O L Y N KAY KEEVER B.S. Biology H u tc h in so n , Kansas M IR IA M M A R Y K IR G IS S B.S. Business E ducation Olivia, M in n e so ta

G A R Y D E A N K N IG H T A .B . Religion O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a C IN D Y D IF F E E K N IP P E R S B.S. E lem e n ta ry E ducation B eth an y O klaho m a M A L C O L M R A Y L A IR D B.S. B usiness Ponca C ity O klaho m a P A T R IC IA A N N E L A N E B.S. B usiness E ducation L a m ar M issouri R U B Y L E E -C O D Y B.S. O ffice A d m in istra tio n Flag sta ff A rizo n a J E R R Y L. L E M O N T A .B . Religion Salem , O re g o n D A N N Y LEE L E O P A R D B .A . H isto ry B aton R ouge, Louisiana M IC H A E L L Y N N LE S S L IE B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation In dependence, Kansas J O H N A N T H O N Y L E W IS B.S. Physics B eth an y O klaho m a ANDREA LYNNE M AKESCRY B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education B eth an y O klaho m a

J A N R IN N A E M A N A S C O A .B S ociology J a s p e r A la b a m a D E A N N A B. M A N IO N B.S. E lem entary E ducation T o p e ka , Kansas

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J U D IT H L Y N N M A R S H B.S. E lem en tary Edu catio n T o n k a w a , O klaho m a J O S E M A R T IN E Z A .B . Religion B eth an y O klaho m a RO SA L U G IN B Y H L M c C R O S K E Y B. M u s ic Ed. M u s ic B eth an y O klaho m a J E A N G O IN S M c G R A D Y B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a D A V ID L E R O Y M e R E Y N O L D S B .A . Political S cience O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a

STEVEN DOUGLAS M E D R U D B.S. B iology T ra c y M in n e so ta SH AR O N KAYE M ENNEKE B.S. H o m e Econo m ics A lg o n a , Io w a

J E R R Y W A Y N E M IL L E R A .B . Religion Kansas C ity M is s o u ri J U D Y C A R O L M IL L S B.S. E le m e n ta ry Edu catio n B eth an y O klaho m a

W h a t kind o f a deal is this? S tan Snell and Ron W ilso n . P A T R IC IA A N N M IN IX A .B . English Dallas, T e x a s R A Y M O N D G E O R G E M IT C H E L L B.S. R eligious E du catio n Old T o w n e , M a in e T O M A S J O E M IT C H E L L A .p . S ocio log y H u tc h in so n , K ansas P A T R IC IA F A Y E M O M A N B.S. Socio log y St. Louis, M is s o u ri BARRY DAN MOORE B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n San A n to n io , T exas

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D A V ID P A U L M U L L E N A .B . Religion Fort Fairfield, M a in e R IC H A R D D A N IE L N IE L S O N B.S. Business A d m in is tra tio n B eth an y O klaho m a

B IL L Y E D W IN N IC H O L S B.S. A c c o u n tin g B eth an y O klaho m a R O B E R T O. N O A H A .B . Religion W a k e e n e y K ansas D O N N A RAE O A R D B.S. E le m e n ta ry E ducation M o ra v ia , Io w a J U D Y H O B G O O D O 'B R IE N B .S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation H o t S prin gs, A rk a n s a s L A R R Y D E A N O â€™N E A L A .B . Political S cience B ax te r S prin gs, K ansas

J O H N D E A N P A T R E D IS B.S. S o c io lo g y /P s y c h o lo g y S t. Louis, M is s o u ri R O N A L D L. P H E LP S A .B . Religion K ansas C ity M is s o u ri K A R E N LEE P H IL L IP S A .B . English O verland Park, Kansas K E N D A L L L Y N N P IE R C E A .B . H istory S arco xie, M is s o u ri T E R R Y G. P IE R C E B .A . Religion G u ym o n , O klaho m a

G E O R G E R. P O T T E R B .S. C h e m istry F la tw o o d s , K entucky J E R R Y LE O N P O W E L L A .B . Religion S ta ffo rd , Kansas ROBERT DALE POW ERS A .B . Political S cience Dallas, Te x a s G A R Y N O L A N Q U IC K A .B . Political Science J o n e s b o ro , A rk a n s a s R O Y L A M B E R T Q U IE T T A .B . Religion S c o t C ity K ansas

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CAROL M U RPH EY RADLEY A .B . English B eth an y O klaho m a D A V ID E D W A R D R A D L E Y A .B . Religion Falls C ity N eb raska A N IT A J O A N N E R A IN S B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation C o lo ra d o S p rin g s , C o lo ra d o PAULA JO YCE RANEY B.S. B usiness Education C le b u rn e , T exas HAROLD D W A YNE RATHBURN B.S. B iology San A n to n io , Tex a s

J U D Y R U S S E L L R A T L IF F A .B . M u s ic B eth an y O klaho m a G A R Y M A D IS O N R E D D A .B . Religion Paris, Te x a s R O B IN K E IT H R E G E S T E R B.S. M a th C o rp u s C hristi, T e x a s

S H A R O N W Y E T T REG ESTER B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation M in era l W e lls , T e x a s FLOYD T H O M A S R HO DES B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n Finleyville, Pennsylvania E R IC P R IC E B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n K ansas C ity K ansas

J A N IC E R. R ICE B.S. E le m e n ta ry E ducation L a w re n c e , Kansas R O G E R F A R R E L L R IG G A N A .B . Functional B usiness Education B o rg e r Te x a s R O N A L D A L L E N ROE A .B . H is to ry M c P h e rs o n , Kansas

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CAROLYN RUTH RO NNEKAM P B.S. E lem en tary E du catio n P itts b u rg , Kansas R O B ERT R A Y ROPER A .B . Social S tudies Pueblo, C olo rado

B L A IR F R A N K L IN R O R A B A U G H , JR. A .B . Religion W a rre n , O hio C Y N T H IA D IA N E R O R A B A U G H B. M u s ic Ed. M usic O m aha, N eb raska

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R IC H A R D W A Y N E R O U S E A .B . H is to ry Fo rt Laud erdale, Florida D W IG H T F R E E M A N R O W E A .B . Religion Lu bbock, Texas M A R IL Y N LEE R U S T B.S. E le m e n ta ry E ducation A lb e rto n , M o n ta n a W A Y N E LO N S A C K E T B.S. C h e m istry A lva, O klaho m a M A R J O R Y M A E S A IL E R B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education W a lk e r Io w a

PAUL M YRO N S A M M O N S B.S. Business A d m in istra tio n A sh la n d , K entucky J A M E S LEROY SA N K E Y B.S. R eligious E ducation O klaho m a C ity O klahom a L A R R Y J A M E S S A R T IN A .B . H is to ry J ay e s s, M ississippi M IC H A E L R A Y S A T T E R L E E A .B . Religion Lam ar M is s o u ri M A RVA SCHAPKA B.S. Physical E ducation O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a

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J A M E S E D W A R D S C H L E IN IN G B.S. E lem e n ta ry Education Billings, M issouri D U A N E C L A R E N C E S C H M ID T A .B . Religion C opeland , Kansas

M IL V E R L Y KAE S C H M ID T B.S. E lem e n ta ry Education C ouncil B luffs, Io w a R O N N IE A R D E L L S E T L IF F B.S. C o m p u te r Science C o rp u s C hristi, Texas

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R O N ALD W A Y N E SHAFER B.S. E lem en tary Education Pasadena, T e xas P E G G Y L IN N S H A N N O N B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education A b e rd e e n , S ou th D akota C A R O L H IN Z E S H E P H E R D A .B . English D e x te r M issouri ROGER P A U L S H E P H E R D A .B . Religion S e v ery Kansas JO N DALE SHOOK B.S. Biology B eth an y O klahom a

N A N C Y H E L E N E S IM O N S E N A .B . Spanish W illits, C alifornia S H A R O N E L A IN E S IN G E R B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education H u n tin g to n , Indiana C AR O LYN R U TH SLEDGE A .B . Functional Psychology B eth an y OkJahoma STE V E N W A Y N E SLEDG E B.S. A cc o u n tin g B eth an y O klaho m a D A V ID C L A R E N C E S M IT H A .B . Religion Fayetteville, A rk a n s a s

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E U L A M A Y S M IT H B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation P ortales, N e w M e xic o R A N D A L L E U G E N E S M IT H A .B . P sych olog y Lam esa, Texas S T A N L E Y C. S N E L L B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n O klaho m a C ity O klaho m a A R L E N E E. S N U G G S A .B . H is to ry Indianola, Io w a PA ULA JEAN SODOW SKY B.S. E le m e n ta ry Education K ansas C ity M issouri D A V ID L E R O Y S P E IC H E R A .B . Religion N o rth Platte, N eb raska D A N IE L C R A IG S T E V E N S B.S. A cc o u n tin g M itchell, S ou th D akota K A R E N S U E S T IE L O W B.S. H om e E cono m ics Paradise, Kansas S U S A N M IL D R E D S T IL E S B.S. E le m e n ta ry E du cation S ara s o ta , Florida K E N N E T H L A V E R N E S T IN S O N A .B . H is to ry /R e lig io n P res c o tt, A rk a n s a s

J A N IC E K A Y S T IT T B.S. B iology D odg e C ity Kansas D ALE PARKER S U TTL E B.S. C h e m istry San A n to n io , Tex a s

V IC K I L Y N N E T T E S W A N S O N A .B . English Loveland, C olo rado S H IR L E Y J. S W A R T Z E N D R U B E R B.S. E lem e n ta ry E ducation H yd ro , O klaho m a

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F R E D R. S Y K ES B.S. R eligious Education B ra d e n to n , Florida J O E LLEN T H O M P S O N B. M u s ic Ed. M usic Tu lsa, O klaho m a R A N D IE LEE T IM P E A .B . Religion Fort M o rg a n , C olo rado M O N T IE E A R L E N T IM S B.S. Business A d m in is tra tio n M e d fo rd , O klahom a P H IL L IP D. T O R G R IM S O N A .B . Religion C hiclayo, Peru HAROLD DEAN TO W N LE Y B.S. Physical Education M a c P h e a rs o n , Kansas M A R IL Y N R U T H T R O U T M A N A .B . Sociology Lake C harles, Louisiana GEORGE A N T O N Y TRO XELL A .B . C hurch M usic Tu ls a, O klahom a LYN N ROGENE TUCKER A .B . H istory W ic h ita , Kansas R A Y L E N E E. T U C K E R A .B . English B eth an y O klahom a

R A L P H W IL L IA M T U C K E R A .B . Religion O klaho m a C ity O klahom a K E N N E T H M E L V IN T U R N E R A .B . Religion T o ro n to , O hio

A N N IE T T A M A Y U N R U H A .B . Spanish B eth an y O klaho m a D O N LEE U N R U H B.S. C h e m istry B eth an y Oklahom a

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E. R U T H W A L K E R A .B . Speech C as p e r W y o m in g LARRY GALE W A LK ER B.S. B usiness A d m in is tra tio n C ocoa, Florida J A M E S C H A R L E S W A L L IC K A .B . H isto ry T re n to n , M is s o u ri

KENNETH DALE W ESTENHAVER B.S. M a th B orger T e xas D A N IE L E U G E N E W H E E L O C K A .B . Religion S aran ac, M ichigan

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L A U R A A N N E W IL S O N B.S. H om e E conom ics Flag staff A rizo n a L E W IS D A V ID W IN K E L M A N B.S. Biology C ushing, O klaho m a BEVERLY K A N N A D Y W OODW ARD B.S. Business Education Tulsa, O klaho m a D A V ID D A L E W O R C E S T E R A.B . Philosophy Paris, Illinois G O R D O N H O W A R D Z IN K A .B . S ociology J a m e s to w n , N o rth D akota

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J im E lse n h a rd t Lo w ell F e rguson D o tti Figg Lynda Fore R o b e rt F ra se r C arol F rid en m a k e r K riko r G a ra b e d ia n

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D ennis G arrison D an ny G a s s ett M a rjo rie G ay D arrell G eist Larry G leason C arla G o ble B obby G o d fre y

N olan G ookin J o h n G re g o ry B etty H ae fs R o g e r H ah n V e rd e e n a H air J o h n H arris T o m H arris

R o b e rt H ayes D on H e rm a n n D avid H ess R o b e rt Hill Linda H inm an R osie H in to n C arroll H o d g es

M y rn a H o ffm a n Linda H u d s o n J u d y H u s to n D avid Ikerd J e ri In g rah am B everly Jac k s o n W endy Jam es

D w ig h t Jen n in g s Pat J o h n s o n W a r re n J o h n s o n R odn ey J o n e s C raig Keen D arre ll Keith L a rry Keith

D on Kelly Kay Keoppel J o e Klein N ad in e K night S h u ral K nippers A ld e n Laird J e r r y Lance

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Lynda Lan g fo rd K athy Lavigne G in g e r League T e rie L ecro ne

L arry Lee Lynda L ew is Rita L ew is M a rc ia Lingo

B arb a ra Loftis Ray Lo ghry L a rry L o ugh ridge C a m e ro n Lucas

D ianne Lucas S hirley M a d d o x G a ry M a n n ies P a u la M a rtin

S a n d ra M a th e w s J a m e s M a th is C heryl M auld in Phil M a x w e ll

S o m e p eop le th in k David Hess lives in th e library

S h e rry M a x w e ll Linda M c A u le y Gail M c C lu re N ath an M c C re e ry C aro lyn M c C ro s k e y R an dy M c D a n ie l S usan M c G u ire

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D allas M cK ellips B ecky M c M u lle n W e s le y M eek S tep h en M endenh all B arry M e ye rs A n n M iller C onn ie M ille r

Fred M ille r Lara M ille r P am ela M ille r S te ve M ille r B rend a M o o re A la n M o rris Jam es M oss

P atty M o s s R osalind M u rp h y R an dy N elso n S te ve N e w m a n D on N iccu m R ichard N ielsen M ik e Noel

B eatrice O'K elly B etty P alm er Lois Palm er G lenna Parks H o p e P earson Eddie Phillips Ron Phillips

B etty P itteng er Ruth Pollard J e rry P o rte r Shirley P o tte r Erm a P rentice D iane Purdy Jan e ll Reazin

C arla Reed Linda Reese G ay R eg es te r D o n Reule Kathi Rice A n n R iggan Julia R obinson

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D re m a R obison C. Ray R obn ett T e rry R oedig er J im m y R ogers Reid R ogers P am R oss V al Ross

Eva S ailer J a n S ailors

C lare Sale D eb bie S a lte r

J e a n e tte S a n d e rfe r C onn ie S a w y e r

Brad Scheel M a u d e Schleining M a rg ie S c h n e id er Paul S c h u rm a n S tan S e a to n Leon S e a to n Jill S e y b e rt

Lonnie S h a v e r K athy S h a w Larry S h a w Paul S im m o n s J an ic e S im m s D avid S k in n er Becky S m ith

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C h a rlo tte S m ith Linda S m ith e rm a n A lfie S m o ld t

S ue Snasdell Linda S need M a rily n S n o w b a rg e r

V in c e n t S n o w b a rg e r C am m ie S om erville M ichael S ou th

Kathie S p e ic h e r M a u ric e S p re n g e r W a y n e S tallb erg

R o g e r S ta m p s S te ve S te a rm a n M a ry Kay S teven s

Jim E isenhart fihds it rough going tryin g to convince Ruth W a lk e r o f "the Im p o rta n c e o f Being E rn est."

K enneth S te w a r t Lynn S to w e C arolyn S tro m a n S h a ro ly n S u k ra w B arry S w a n s o n D o ro th y S w e n s o n Lynn T a y lo r

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Peggy T a y lo r Kay T e e te r La rry T h ee l John Thom pson C ind y T h o re s o n Linda Tillo tso n Eileen T im s

D iane Tindall C h a rles T o b e y Dale T o e p fe r J a m e s T y le r Lupe V a ld e z Lloyd V a n c e J u d ith V ercelli

M a rib e th V ic k e rs C arol W a lk e r L a rry W a ts o n

B u fo rd W e e s e N ellie W e lc h S u e W h ite

1<T o o tsie R a lls

Vicki W h ite D ave W h itm a n J a n e t W ilk e rs o n

Phil Jo hn so n and M ike E d w a rd s gain stre n g th in th e W ig w a m to face D ata Processing

J o s e p h W illiam M e rrill W illiam s Linda W illiam s o n Kathy W ils o n K aren W ils o n D uane W o ods R oland W rig h t

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S O P H O M O R E C L A S S C O U N C IL seated M a rti Rice, tre a s u re r- Kay H am ilton, secreta ry Standing Ken H a th a w a y chaplain, Randy B arn ett, president, Bill Bland vice-presid en t.

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S P O N S O R D r M e l-T h o m a s R o th w ell

december snows are but discounted

they still feel free and frolic bidden

profs they hardly dared to glance at

sophomores hardly heed the chil

not yet tamed or knowledge ridden

now take on more human aspect

they are playing 'older brother"

they've grown familiar with the campus

upperclassmen seem less suave

but they feel the younger sti I

there's ittle room for strangeness here

friendships form with those above"

there's more beyond than's gone before

and yet, the things that they discover

december snows are but d scounted

but there's a hesitance to push the door

could they have been here all ast year?

sophomores need not heed the chill

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Gloria A n d e rs o n J ea n ie A rc h a m b o C ath y A rn d ts W illiam B abione T h e o Baker J an ie B aldw in R andy B arn ett

M a rie B arron B rend a Beach Karen B eem an V a le rie B ehrnes K enneth Bellar Phyllis B en nett M a rth a B enson

R o b e rt Bilyeu M a rc ia Blad W illiam Bland W a n d a Blessing J a m e s Blied S h a ro n Bodin D onald B ohannan

S usan B olerjack D avid B rooks C aryn B ro w n J o a n B urch R uth Bussey B arry C arden J a n ie C arm ichael

J u d y T om pkin s strains fo r academ ic heights

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Jim C a rte r Linda C erta in C arol C haney R andy C lapp Linda C lark T o m C lark Philip C layto n

Jo y c e C leveland Pat C liffo rd J e a n n e tte C o n w a y

G a ry C o o p er Nikki C oslet J an ic e C ouch

C onnie C ro n k Ron C ru m ley Kim C u rry

Lynn A n d erso n find s o rg anization th e key to efficien cy

library

Kathy Davis R obert D ay W a n d a D ea r Karen D eb o a rd Lou D en n a rd Edie D e w itt J im D o ro u g h

Kenda E arm an Billy E m m o n s C onn ie Engle C arl E w e rs K ath erin e Falkner Linda Finley S te ve Finley

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T im Fisher D on Franklin G a e ta n o Franzese B everly Friesen Ed Friesen N an cy Fuga J a n Fu llerton

L a D o n n a Fulton S te p h a n ie Fuska N an cy G a rre tt Gale G ary D ee G ipson Flo G ra n t S h a ro n G u y

Rick Hall M a rs h a H alter Kay H am ilton Elois H a m m e rs G reg H a n n a fo rd Ronald H a rp e r D elores H arris

Eddie H arris o n J a m e s H arris o n J a c k ie H arro d B everly H arty K enneth H a th a w a y D avid H ayse D ennis H e llw e g e

J a n ic e H elsel Lam o n t H em pel B arbara H en d e rs o n Paula H endrix T e rry H erm a n c e Linda H ickm an H o w a rd H obson

D avid H offpauir S andy H onea T im H ood B rend a H oover J a n H o rg e r R uth H orn D iane H o u g h to n

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C heryl H o w e ll Larry H o w la n d Elesha H udson S haron H ugh es

Jac q u e H urn R obert In gersol Tom Jacobs Larue J a c o b s o n

L a rry J e ffrie s J e a n n e J en k in s G o rd o n J en k in s Pat J e s k e

Paul J e te r S te ve J o h n s to n J u n e Kelley Keith K eltner

G reg Kendall D arla K ersten D avid K ersten J ac k King

Hi J u d y

J o h n Knight M a rg a re t K night D avid K nippers Ethelena K no w le s S andra K ruse Linda Labelle Pam Lance

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J a m e s L and tro op B utch L a n g sh aw W e n d y Lanoue J a m e s Larcom R oland League G w e n Leonard Ellene Lester

B etty Little J a y Lyon C arolyn M a rc h a n t C an dy M a rtin

M a rily n M cC lain C ind y M c D a n iel R o b e rt M c D o n a ld G loria M c G u ire

J e rry M c G u ire Dale M cL a ch la n C arolyn M c M a h o n R o b e rt M c M u lle n

"I told him, Julie baby d o n 't go; d o n 't g o.'' M a rti Rice and Randy B arn ett at th e all school P o w W o w

M ik e M e ek s G loria M ejia M a ry M e s s e r G e o rg e M ille r C ath i M o o re Karen M u e ller R andy M u n o s

Pam M u rp h e y D iane M u rp h y D aniel N an tze Linda N es b itt R ichard Olsen Peggy O 'N eal J D P a rk h u rst

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H arry P atters o n M o n ty P eterson Patricia Petty C arolyn Phillips Ross Poling J o h n Pope Larry P o rte r

Fred P o s tle w a it B arbara Preston B everly Q uick

J an ic e R andolph Kathy Ray B ecky Reed

D oreen R hodes Larry Rice M a rti Rice

A g u itar sets th e m ood as M ission C ru saders Kay Tyrrell and J im H arrison practice.

R odney Riggan Linda R obb N an cy R obb G eren R oberts Rita R oberts Kathy R obinson D elores R oesti

Lola R o w e B onnie R um ley Sue R um m ell G ordOn R upert Gail R u th ra u ff Linda Rye D an ny S a m m o n s

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Ron S c h a e ffe r Nila S ch e s se r B onnie S c h n e id er

Kathy Schultze J u d y S ch u n em a n J a c k ie S eam an

G etting th e lo w d o w n fro m D iane H ou g hto n and Carol C haney

M a rib e th Shellhaas C harles S h re ffle r Paula Skiles B ecky Sledge M a ry Slinker M ik e S lu sh er R ebecca Sm ith

Pam ela Snider L o rre tta S n y d e r Lucinda S n y d e r

T e rry Solina K erby Spruiell C u rtis Steen

Eddie Stinson R eba S tras b a u g h B ru ce S trong

S haron H ughes and David seem to be research ing th e sam e subject.

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D w a y n e S tu tz m a n R obert T a y lo r B renda T h o m as Roy T h o m a s J ea n T h o m p s o n L a rry T h o m p s o n M a rily n T h o re s o n

K enneth T h u rm a n T o m Tindall J u d y T o m p k in s J a n is e T ric k e y D elo res T w itc h e ll R aym ond V a rg a s G e o rg e V a rg h e s e

B etty V a u g h a n M a ry V a u g h a n C an d y V e rn o n J T W aggoner D avid W a lk e r D u a n e W a lk e r J im W a lk e r

C heryl W a lla c e A n n W a n d lin g B rad W a rk e n tin e B eth W e a v e r R obin W e a v e r A lan W h e a tle y D av e W h e e le r

D ave W ilkinson B onnie W illiam s J im W illiam s J im m y W illiam s R uth A n n W illiam s S te ve W ils o n M a rv in W in s try g

T e d d y W ire J im W o o d H arold W o o d R o b e rt W u rs t J o h n Z u e rc h e r D avid Z u m a lt S h a ro n Z w in k

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F R E S H M A N C L A S S C O U N C IL seated Phil M o o re , vice-p resid en t, Larry K ro m er treasurer; C aro lyn C leveland, secretary; M ik e Price, p resid en t standing D ave C o tta m , chaplain

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S P O N S O R P ro f O bed W a tte rs

SEPTEMBER SUN

by Ed Seabough

The warm September sun is wasted

Classes start and students sit

Faces smile fo r they are friends

Freshmen seldom feel its warm th

Surrounded by so many yet alone

Then freshmen know that they belong

They experience the chilling breeze

The campus hardly seems their home

The college campus is their home

The loneliness of ill at ease

Then one day professor lectures

They move and stand in endless lines

Concepts long so vague are understood

Choosing courses changing courses

The mailbox opened yields a letter

Buying books exchanging books

Football plays are now remembered

The warm September sun is wasted Freshmen seldom need its warm th

From O n - T o C o lle g e 1 9 6 8 , C o p y rig h t 1 9 6 8 , T h e S un d a y School B oard o f th e S o u th Â ern B ap tist C onventio n. A ll righ ts reserved. U sed by perm ission.

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W illiam A ckley Linda A c o rd J e s s e e A c to n M a rth a A d a m s M a rg o A lb rig h t R ichard A ld rid g e C olene A le x a n d e r

A llen A n d e rs o n S ara A n d e rs o n Patricia A n d re s A n d i A n d re w s J u d y A rn o ld K athie A rn o ld Lonnie B aldw in

R odn ey B allard D eb orah B asham R uth B aska Dixie B ates M a rs h a B au m an G e o rg ian a B ayles T a m b ry B eckum

V icki B eh rn es Paul B enn D iane B en n e tt T e rry B est J o s e p h in e B lack D o n ita B lacklock C arol Bland

T h e ry l Bland J e r r y Bley J o h n B o g a rt J a n B olerjack D on B oone L a rry B orden Carl Box

Ronald B ra n n o n D a w n B ra n s tin e J o h n B razelton S herrill B riggs V irg in ia B rock B arb a ra B ro w n D ianne B ro w n

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J u d y B ro w n Ken B ro w n M e ry le B ro w n D o rca s B uffin gton C indy B urgess J im m y B urks K aye B urns

S h e rry B yrd Fred Callies

S ue A n n e Cargill J im m y C arik e r

D onn a C a rr Larita C ates

C onn ie C av n a r D onald C h a m b erla in Lois C hase K athy C hilders A n d ria C h ran e J o h n n y C hristie R andall C lark

R ichard C lason R uth C lassen C aro lyn C leveland T e r ry C lin kingb eard G e ro n C oale D onn ella C olvin R onald C o m in g d e e r

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S te ve n C o n a w a y D av e re C ook D av e C o tta m S usan C o u rt T h elm a C ox J e a n n ie C raig G e ra ld B ram m

M e rrilie C rippen D avid C ritte n d e n B ecky C ro u c h N o rm a n C ro w d e r J o e C u n n in g h a m M ik e C u rry Sandi D 'A n to n i

D ean D avis D eb b ie D avis Lex D avis

P atsy D avis S a ra D avis V e rn a A . D avis

V e rn a D. D avis B ryce D ay R eb ecca D eb o rd

M a rc D e w e a s e S heryl D e w itt D eb b y D ipb oye

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B arb a ra D ooley S te p h e n D o w n in g Lynne E d w a rd s Lori E d w a rd s V e rle E gg lesto n S usan E quren C arol E ikleberry

C arol E is im in g e r L a D o ra E ld er D onald E m rich S heila E p p ers o n T o n y E tris C h a rles Fales J a m e s F alkner

Elaine Ferguson C a th e rin e Fieldcam p La rry Fields B arb a ra Finchum C arolyn Finken bin er Paul Fitzgerald Laura Frey

Linda Fuchs H o w a rd F u n d e rb u rk D eb bie G ac e y J u d ith G ale Kathi G a rris o n D iane Gilliland J o h n G ra h a m

S te p h e n G re e r R eggie G re g o ry Jen i G rid er Lori H aas J an ic e H a b e k o tt C heryl H ad lo c k Fran Hall

T e rry Hall D iann Hall Bonnie H a m m R uth H ard e n D ebbi H a rm o n G a ry H a rp e r C ind y H arris

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J a n H ayes D on H e w itt S hirley H ickm an C indy H ig h to w e r T e rry Hill Ronald H o d g es A rle ta H o d g so n

K aren H o ffp a u ir D en nis H o g a n D avid H o ltz Lance H oug h tlin g S ta n H o u ts D avid H u b b s D ale H u d s o n

Belinda H u g h es S usa n n e J o h n s o n D arle n e J o h n s to n M iria m J u lian D en nis K arns B everly K eegan T h o m a s Keesee

J a m e s K eever M illie K ester J o h n K nip pers L a rry K ro m e r R o b e rt Lake G e o rg e L a m b e rt Linda Lane

C onn ie Larso n Leroy L a w le r Paul Lee Kay Ligm an N o rm a L o e w e n D eb bie Lo n g n ec k er B eth L o per

R ichard Lupez Kathy Luker C laudia M a c ro ry Kenny M e rc h a n t D onn a M a rtin T o m ie M a rtin K athy M a so n

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Leland M a u ls b y G ilbert M c C lu n g S te p h e n M c C re e ry M a rv ita M c G u ire M arcia M c R e y n o ld s Carol M e a rs G u ssie M e e

G ary M e y e r D avid M ichael Bill M ilb u rn D avid M ille r Al M ix o n A lice M o o re Phil M o o re

W in s to n M u n n M ichael M u rra y

Debi M u s ic k Sylvia N an tze

H a rry Palm er Susan C o u rt, and Bev Keegan, "discussing" im p o rta n t m a tte rs o f th e day

S tep h en N e u m a n n Glenda N ichols J u d y N ichols S usan N o rris D an e O ffu tt Debi O s b o rn e Loren O w e n

H a rry P alm er M ike P arm ley D ebbie P arrish Eddie P a tters o n S tephen P a tters o n Kathy P axto n N ancy Payne

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R odn ey Pearsall M arilyn Peterson A rd is Phillips D eb bie Phillips M a rs h a Phillips S h a ro n Pierce D eb bie P lu nkett

Del P o rte r D arle n e P oteet Loren P o tte n g e r M ik e Price Freda P ru e tt C h a rlo tte P uc k e tt S c o tt Polkkinen

S te v e Pults Randall Burdy Sheila Raney N an cy Ray D eb o rah R edden V a lle rie Reed Linda Riggs

B etty Rill Phyllis R o b e rts M a c k R ogers Bob R ousselle B art Rustin R enee S abanos M y ra S a n d e rfe r

C alvin S anders J o a n n e S a u te r D en nis S a w y e r R onald Scheel B renda Schleining Kay S chnitz W a n d a S c h ro e d e r

L a rry S c h u n em a n A n ita S c o tt P atricia S c o tt J u d y S ears B rend a S h a w M a rtin S h e rm a n Paul Shipes

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R ichard S id ers N an cy S ides N an cy Sikes T e d d ia S im m s

R onald Slaven R onald Sloan K aren S lu sh er Frankie S m ith

M a ry S m ith C ath y S need Paula S n itch le r Ric S n y d e r

J a c q u ita S pa rk s D a rw in S p e ic h e r N an cy S p e n c e r Randall S pindle

M a ry B e th S p ro w ls J an ic e S ta n fo rd J im S ta rr K athy S teelm an

M ike C u rry seem s to be m aking a m o u n Â tain o ut o f a molehill at th e river b otto m p arty

G a e ta n o S te is c o ro Karen S tites Gayla S to w e D oug S trickland D udley S trickland B uddy S trin g e r M a rth a S ty ers

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V ickie Styers M a rle n e S w a rtz e n d ru b e r D e lb e rt T a b e r Phillip T a te Linda Theel R ichard T u c k e r Kay T y rre ll

Gail U m h o ltz C heryl U nruh S c o tt V a n b ib b e r M ichael V le o d m a n N eale W a d e M a rth a W a g g o n e r P a tty W a re

J a n a W a rre n G e o rg e n e W a s s o n C ath y W a ts o n J a n ic e W a ts o n G e a ry W e e s e Pam ela W e lc h Ly n e tte W e lls

D ennis W h e e le r A n th o n y W h ite T im W h ite Jo h n W ic k e rs h a m D arrell W illiam s Priscilla W illiam s B ascom W ils o n

C arolyn W ils o n D an W ils o n J o h n W ils o n Karen W ilson N ita W ils o n Linda W o o d b u ry G ayle W o o ld rid g e

Pam ela W o rc e s te r G a ry Y a rb ro u g h

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second s e m e s te r Linda A le xa n d e r Larry Allen S tephen Baird L ottie B aker J u d ith Ball S ug una B ose D oyle B ro w n V ivian Bunch Larry C o rn e tt G loria C raig T a y lo r D avis Joyce D aw son J o e D ec k e r D onna D unkin T e re s e East B essie Estes J am e s Farnsley Brenda Fletcher G a ry Fraley C harles Freem an M a rv in Gilley II S te ve G o odrich C arol G race C harles H am ilto n S te ve H erm a n C harles J o n e s D an K ersten J o h n M c A lis te r Frederick M e y e r A lb e rt M itchell Parviz M o h it R ebekeh N ichols S te ve R itchie B obby R odg ers D ee A n n e Roe M a ria Schalk G a ry Sigler N assrollah Soltani Ali T a la k o u b G a ry T a te M ichael W illiam s o n T im W o lfe S hirley W o o d s o n M o h a m m a d A lu Y a zd a n ifa rd B aliram Y o u ss e fi

g ra d u a te s tu d e n ts Lee B aker W e s le y B orton D on a ld Boyd Russell B ra n s te tte r M a x C o la w N ath an C oving ton J a c k D riscoll R o b e rt Em rich J a m e s G a rlo w C arl G o d w in D avid G rady W illiam G re e r W illiam G u n te r D ana H au se rm an S tep h en H eap Ronald Iw ag o s h i T a lm a d g e Jo h n so n D avid K au ffm an B eecher K uykendall H o w a rd Lester G a ry M a n io n R o b e rt M c C ro s k e y Laura M o o re K enneth M u rra y B etty O w e n s K enneth Pam plin D avid Pape G a rry Pate A lfre d Perna S hirley Posey C he ry e Riggs D ennis S chm e lze n b a c h L a w re n c e S c hoenh als J a m e s S o u th w o rth D oug las T h a tc h e r C harles Tull J u a n V a zq u e z J o n a th a n W a k efie ld J a m e s W ilk in s Calvin W illiam s o n V e lm a W ils o n Larry W o o d w a rd J o h n W y c k o ff Frank Y ou n g

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Bill Downing Marilyn Downing

Steve Downing Robert DeLay Judy Schuneman

Delbert Tabor Montie Tims Janis Watson

Ponca C ity First C h u rch o f th e N a za re n e

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Delynda Baldwin Steve Briscoe Wanda Bussey Ruth Bussey Edith DeWitt Alden Laird Mike Laird Stan Roebuck Barbara Wilson

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Harper L Cole, Interim Pastor

Gary Fauss, Nazarene Student Fellowship President

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Dr Clyde Ammons

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W E SALUTE TH E CLASS OF 1 9 7 0 Kerby Spruiell Mack Rogers

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May the senior class be guided by the Spirit of God as they leave Bethany's halls

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P R E N T IC E , E R M A 7 5 0 1 N W 2 4 th B eth an y O k la h o m a 7 3 0 0 8 P R E N T IC E , B A R B A R A R oute 1 R ogg en , C o lo ra d o 8 0 6 5 2 P R IC E , D E B R A 3 0 0 4 N o rth H o llo w a y B eth an y O k la h o m a 7 3 0 0 8 P R IC E , M IK E 3 0 0 4 N o rth H o llo w a y B eth an y O k la h o m a 7 3 0 0 8 PRUETT FREDA R oute 2 D e x te r M is s o u ri 6 3 8 4 1 PUCKETT C HA R LO TTE Lafe, A rk a n s a s 7 2 4 2 6 P U L K IN E N , S C O T T R FD 2 L ive rm o re, M a in e 0 4 3 5 4 PULTS, STEVE 2 8 1 3 M o n tw o o d Lane B re m e rto n , W a s h in g to n 9 8 3 1 0 P U R D Y D IA N E 4 8 4 5 B en n in g to n A ve. K ansas C ity M is s o u ri 6 4 1 2 9 PURDY RANDY 4601 NW 62 O k la h o m a C ity O k la h o m a 7 3 1 2 2

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