Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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Best All-Around man Brian Brookins and Best All-Around Woman Jeri Whitejoin with the other honorees after the Harvest celebration. .vx-.t......mwmm i-wuiw am. min. Mwnn-rq v'dnn HarvesU 21

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Annual Harvest celebration honors outstanding five Crowning climaxes weekend The Harvest Festival on Saturday night was well attended. Many had come to see the Harvest Court nominees who were: J erry F aught, RandyAnderson, and Alan Parker for Most Popular man; Sonjia Adams, Lisa Lanier and Melanie Miller for Most Pop- ular woman; Brian Brookins, Barry Quattiebaum and Chris Russell for Best All-Around man; Jeri White, Beth Davis and Sarah Zimmerman for Best All-Around woman. Nominees for Harvest Queen included Karen Hesbitt, Teresa Burgess and Kimi Minton. The winners in each category were Brian Brookins and Jeri White for Best All Around man and woman, Jerry Faught and Lisa Lanier for Most Popular man and woman, and Karen Nesbitt was crowned as Harvest Queen. After the Harvest Court presentation, 19 alumni presented a musical show- case with entertainment including solos, quartets, and a dramatic reading. 20 i Harvest These two traditions are important in the lives of alumni as well as present students. They are notjust superficial events that take place each year with no meaning, but are important and symbolic of what OBCI is: an institution of higher Christian education that cares about and preserves its past, and a school that is working towards a mighty future. Jeff Campbell Chosen queen Karen Nesbitt is congratulated by Janay Moody after being crowned Harvest Queen. Announced first are Most Popular Man Jerry Faught and Most Popular Woman Lisa Lanier.

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Changing of the name. Pres. Agee talks at the dedication cere- monies of the Howard Residence Center for women. Winning floats lined the GC in preparation for the Homecoming basketball games played against St. John's. 22 h Homecoming