Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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he ypc x POOKY: a ae OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Before the Christmas holidays the cafeteria sponsored a window painting contest. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: The university bus is used to take campus groups out-of-town. LEFT: The university car, a Buick is used to transport small groups and for the use of other campus business. ABOVE MIDDLE: The Evans Student Center nears the half way mark for completion dur- ing February. ABOVE LEFT: The sidewalk superintendent posts students on the new sub’s progress. LOLA LALLAE wanuxeaarseseevonean Campus improvements—25

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24—Campus improvements Nac ee ee ee eee SUES SS ee neha SO ATS Seni eititiaitiai eteisis sie sie lee, Campus starts upgrading facilities Quachita started the upgrading and improvements of the campus and its facilities. Over $2 million, raised through con- tributions from individuals and area ad- vancement campaigns were spent on construction of the new Evans Student Center. The new sub was planned to open in the fall of 1973. The cafeteria under new manage- ment, SAGA food, provided a new eating experience for the students. Several times the cafeteria was innovated for special oc- casions. Things were also being constant- ly rearranged to provide faster food ser- vice and a larger assortment of choices. A bus and university car were also donated to the school through area ad- vancements campaigns. The bus and car were used by any campus recognized organization wishing to use them. TF o y apap eres af teed de 1, DEEP RE Oe a bP bree 49 40 ee bo cdan Le. 7 tt) ft? aot 0 tt 7? 444? 444th ee eee Ee eee

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SOED LOO 20 LOSS ME RISES Sidi te ae : OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Marnie Cotton speaks to her son Christopher while she and Gene were be- ing interviewed for the school newspaper. BELOW CENTER: Gene Cotton speaks to the audience before playing a song during REW. RIGHT: John Westbrook relates to students in a “big” way. ABOVE: Grady Nutt entertains the students with jokes and stories. TOP RIGHT: Jerry Wasley relax- es after backing up Gene Cotton on the bass guitar. edness. oe i 26—Life at OBU