Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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One of the most popular events of orientation week is the campus-wide picnic held in the sunken garden helnre the annual rug-ofawar. Dr. and Mrs, Scales greet john Lawnlc, Osnd Imasngic, and Sun- day Fadulu, students from Nigeria, at the laeulty reception. Freshmen judy Cummins and Gary Bradley find the guidepost helpful in getting acquainted with an unfamiliar campus,

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'l HS q - '-ss--,,,. Promising young musicians con- fer with Mr. Richrlrcl Willis, guest lecturer, during the Con- ternporxrry Music Workshop. A new addition to this years activities culenclur wus the Fnculty Progressive Pnrty which gives students the opportunity to visit in the homes ot the faculty ancl uclministrntion. Dr. nncl lllrs, Layers are shown here displaying to students mementos of their travels. .I .4-Q I9