Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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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

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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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Bs Paes ¥ os eset ise seisiiias As . te hy ae Ge oa Walesr ores ornare AEN 5 amen: Religious Emphasis Week had alittle bit of everything for everybody. There was Gene Cotton and his group, demonology and occult lectures by John Newport, and humor from Grady Nutt and John West- brook. The biggest hits of the week were Gene Cotton, Sam Taylor and Jerry Wasley. They entertained students with popular and their own arranged songs. Gene Cotton and Grady Nutt performed at chapel and a concert in Walton Gym. REW has a bit of everything for all Grady Nutt is a serious Christian and he used his stories to show that being a Christian can be fun. John Newport lectured on demons, the occult and extra-sensory perception. Newport talks provoked many dis- cussions in classes. The Baptist Student Union presented three films dealing with religious and social attitudes. The films were, “A Man For All Seasons,” “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “The Parable.” Life at OBU—27