Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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TABLE UP EUNTENTE Here goes Yolnnnie Yahnseh fhrough fhe school year, busy, having fun and iusf plain loafing. Facully . . . . 7 Sep+ember . . 25 Ocfober . . 47 November . . 63 December . . 85 January . . l29 February . . . l4I March . . . I59 April . . I77 May . . . . I99 Year Around . . 225

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Fred G. Waffs, M.A. P Professor of Economics and Sociology IN MEMUHIAM Alfhough a man's accomplishmenfs may gain recognifion during his life-fime, if is somefimes his seldom menfioned affribufes and accomplishmenfs of living fhaf are so well remembered-because if is fhe absence of fhese we feel so lceenly. Thus if is wifh -the memory of Professor Fred G. Wa'H's. His deafh a few weelrs before he was fo have begun his fwenfy-fiffh year of service fo Oklahoma Bapfisf Universify leff an empfiness in each college day. For lcindliness and sincere inferesf marlced his relafionship wifh each sfudenfg friendship, warmfh, and iollify were d h' h f f' seemed as infegral a parf of fhe campus scene as fhe col- always presenf in his classroom: an is eary gree Ing umns of Shawnee hall ifself. His every acfion reflecfed unselfishness, dedicafion fo service and Chrisfian devofion. He exemplified fhe ideal of good will foward men. lf is wifh a feeling of deep personal loss, as well as wifh admirafion and reverence, fhaf we declicafe fhe i950 Yahnseh fo Professor Waffs.