Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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v xi E . r rig T . I v l i ii' . BSU presiclcnt Dick Rntlcr presents Ynlinschs :intl Bison Glcc Club nllrnnis to Focus Week team, Team mcrnlicrs are flclt to riglitl Dr. Foy Valentine, Dr, Rolrcrt Lee ll-lills, William Brnrnlcttc, Mrs. j. Winston ltonrc, Dr, lolin W. Hoskins, Dr, Sam linrnrcs Anders, George Thnrcl, Dr. I--lcrlucrt Hownrcl. 5- frl l k L. 449- D1 Hntwcll Dunn phyrrcirn horn Oklrhornr frty lcrclr in in f0llll'll discussion in thc boys tloim during Rcliqrnur Pours Wcck Bon Voyage' With bags puked Noircll Clnk nncl Grry Putz eagerly rn nt tlrc trip to C itat 21 Bntnn incl the Continent with OBU! lrtrm' .1 Stutly Group llw gli r

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0h, these sleepless nights! Louanne Ward hits the books for some last-minute crannning for finals, knowing there'll be a new start with a new semester-in a long enrollment line! Assistants in the registrars office, Linda Conihrink and Jacque Reynolds, prepare for the enrollment rush. econd emester Begins ith Focus Week A new semester , . . a new challenge but always studying and final exams. But second semester was not all studies, for Religious Focus Week started off the semester with a challenge. Wor- ship services, seminars, and informal discussions were all thought-provoking, enlightening, and ed- ucational. There was a return of an old sect with new life when the Confederates rose again to honor General Lees birtaday. St. Val- entine, too, received due honors witla the tradi- tional exchange dinners and socia.. club parties. College players presented three entertaining per- formances of the comedy Desk Set. Looking forward to the summer, thirty-one siuc ents started packing early for their trip abroad after ,being chosen to participate in the new OBU European Study Program instituted by Dr. Scales. To the tune of Dixie on the Student Union speaker, W. J. Davis thlississippil and joe Helms t'l'ennesseel raise the Confederate flag aloft on General Robert E. lgee's birthday.

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Raleys Honored at Chapel Dedication ---rv-u .e , - i. .. y:.r.T.,Q..y1 H - UC., ylhw rw-ylivig vi I if ly yy VL. , ,,-., ,J i ,, ,. .ri , , .J , I ly l lllyli i l lll l' ll l T -iv ' , ,y i 'sw we use lie irst stun ol sprint, Phil Simpson ind hlnuccr Hanna lind wurrn weather a good excuse lor doing their stuclying outdoors, W ith the melting of the snow and the coming ol' wauner days, studying became harder and the young inen's luncy turned . . . Social club picnics and the lreshnian workday were other signs ot' the arrival ol spring. The Ninth Annual Christian llducatiou Con- vention ushered in a busy week, The program ol the convention centered around the formal dedicafgion ol the newlyaconipletecl john Wesley Raley Cliapel. The day preceding the dedication, a dinner was held in honor ol the llaleys, The finale ol' the dedication activities was the concert presented by the Oldahoiua City Symphony Oi'cl1estra. Senior recitals by line arts majors filled the weeks with outstanding perlorniances. The lresliniun class canine up with another looney-nialcing glin- iniclt, Hllreslunan Worlcdayf' Prepared to do odd jobs for u sninll lee are Niclc Chlouhei' lcluss presidentl, Ann Northcutt, and Gwen Hill. l