Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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The dining halls have to make an early start It cant be' . But it is-time to get up and Blson H111 - A Story About You Bells that tell 1550 Oklahoma Baptist Uni- versity students that clss will now begin and class will now end do not ring in the early hours of the morning. Everyone isp asleep. Lights are out in the dormitory rooms. No one is hurrying to class. No one is drinking a Dr Pepper in the Student Union. Everything is resting . . . Waiting for another big day. An alarm clock rings. Someone throws an arm out of bed and shuts off the unwelcome sound. But it's no time to fall back to sleep. There are places to go and people to see. There is that term paper to finish . . . a speech to be given . . . a club meeting. Yes, it's time to be getting out of bed.

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