Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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Dedication Dashing across the oval, rushing to class, and hurrying to another meeting describe the enthusiasm of Miss Eunice Short. Daughter of an OBU professor and herself a graduate of OBU, Miss Short has been an inspiration through her work in the class- room, in the direction of student activities, in her capacity as foreign student advisor, and in her willingness to accept many odd jobs. We shall always remember and appreciate her attempts to know and encourage every OBU student and her willingness to sit and talk about student activities and problems. Because we have such a friend on the faculty, the 1963 Yahnseh staff dedicates this yearbook to Miss Eunice Short, assistant pro- fessor of education and director of the Student Union.

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Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of educationg in the elder, a part of experience. Oklahoma Baptist university seeks to instill within the minds of its students historical principles of Christianity and those new ideas requi- site for enlightened action in secular and spiritual worlds. Reflections .of this goal have come through the European Study Pro- gram which was initiated in the summer of 1962 when 32 students and two faculty members traveled and studied in Europe. An OBU student does not have to leave the campus to become ac- quainted with students from many foreign lands. Even in the classroom some students have the opportunity to sit under the instruction of professors of foreign birth. Part of the new look of OBU is a world-wide exchange of acquaint- ance and ideas. To you, the 1963 Yahnseh staff presents this annual, hoping that you may gain an appreciation of this new world which has as its keynote INTERNATIONALISM. 4 1 4 DIVISION VI DIVISION VII i intents . . . DIVISION I ...... DIVISION II ....... .---- DIVISION III ...... DIVISION IV ....-. ...----- - ---------- DIVISION V .... ACADEMICS STUDENT LEADERSHIP STUDENT ACTIVITIES PERSONALITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS

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I i . E I Shawnee hall, at the head of the oval, is the main classroom building. The Student Union provides conference space, meeting rooms, refreshment area, and lounges. The University Bookstore is in the north end of the building.