Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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+-J gf' krjnrr 0 OBU C Oklahoma Baptist University claims as its reason for existence the high purpose of offering a liberal education in an atmosphere of Christian culture. You read the university catalog and wonder, What does this statement mean to me, a student? It takes a few weeks and maybe even months, but you learn. That paragraph you came across one day in the university catalog becomes your code of exist- ence on the OBU campus. You are in college for an education, and because you chose OBU you receive D MIGS that education in a Christian atmosphere. That education involves lots of hard work, hours spent in a practive room, afternoons in a science lab, classes that seem endless. It also means an un- derstanding faculty member who is willing to listen when the going gets rough or a roommate who shares a common experience with you. You learn in a shorttime just what college is all about.

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University President: Busy Man Dr. james R. Scales, OBU president, performing the func' tions of his office, welcomes a student to OBU . . . Explains plans for the future to freshmen . . . Q'a gi , -0 -is 'pl-,,, I, is f H??'Ji:,,Li , , ,, Wiw., , f95',.r i f s X ,g ,lk '.-:vv:. , ,.k,k , I , i I i i i i s 'ly : xi. .- v' 'Li - 'E 35, Enjoys zz campus picnic Welcozlues returning European Study Program members. -4 -- -3 '- Q- I9