Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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lelete beisidielecels’ sites SMT alma brfis tisigivisitigisicizit sisieiels moot on cater i : | OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Gail Cooper boasts her afro and smiles because God loves her. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Bumper stickers ranging from, “Beat Ouachita” from across the ravine to “This is a God Squad Car” hit most of the | cars on and off campus. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Moreover sports Doug Dickens's i sunglasses on those bright days. CENTER PICTURES TOP: Chuck Poteet sports his checkered socks, hiking boots and a beard while reading the music of “Celebrate Life.” CENTER PICTURES SECOND: Bubble gum still popular prompted “bub- 1 ble bursting” contests. CENTER PICTURES THIRD: tT Different hats seem to be a favorite of all as Bogan Morgan wears his favorite paint hat. CENTER PICTURES BOTTOM: Another version of a beard ] finds Barry Tolsen. RIGHT: David Fowler shows off | his overalls and his shiny Harley Davidson to Wanda Bickham. ABOVE: Allan Haley and Cookie Schoeppel and their 10 speed bicycles find it is a easy to get around town. . 22—Fads and fashions a rf 2

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Famous sessions educate students Home away from home, or the dor- mitory consumed most of the students time. It was a place to study, play and most of all a place to collect on the well- earned sleep. Dorm life proceded to be the same as in past years, with room check once a week and the famous “bull sessions” where most students received half of their education. A student sometimes learned that a few frogs walk on land or that their girl friend or boy friend wasn’t completely theirs. It was a pleasant sight in the dorm to see the coke man coming; it meant that there would be no more cups of Car- bonated water for at least 24 hours. Also if a student waited around in the hall until he left. He got the test cup of coke that the coke man left standing on the machine. The average college student (if there is such a thing) lives behind those great red bastions of the dorm. It is within and outside of these walls that students live and die a thousand times.

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Now people wear their individualism Together or by yourself or with others, now people were wearing their in- dividualism. Gone were the days of plain white shirts, black straight ties and the stereotyped fashions. Individuals found another testing ground for non-conformity, they are far more unique and individualistic than they are uniform and categorized. Fads and fashions—23