Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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Bel Air changes name to Howard Residence Center Homecoming reunites alumni One of the finest and most celebrated traditions or the year is Homecoming, which contains a tradition within itself: Harvest. The HomecomingiHarvest festivities took place November 12-13. It was a busy and exciting weekend as 1500 alumni returned to take part in Homecoming. Some of the activities attended by the alumni were class reunions, alumni banquets, alumni award ceremonies and the Harvest Festival. The alumni were faced with an added dimension in the form of the Noble Complex, in which the Bison and Lady Bison easily attained Homecoming victories over St. John's College. Another change which alumni encountered was pres. Bob R. Agee. Alumni were excited to meet Pres. Agee and hear about his dreams for the future. Eddie Hurt. former longtime OBU coach and athletic director greets Michael Holt, son of the late Pete Holt, who was inducted posthomousiy into the OBU Athletic Hall of Fame. Babysitters Karen Huchteman and Jeri White give balloons to children as they babysit. Student Foundation sponsored the project. Homecoming l 23

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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

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Christmas carolers Kevin Price and John Miller sing during the Christmas tree lighting. Christmas remembrances are shared by Pres. and Mrs. Agee at the old-fashioned Christmas in Kerr. 24 l Christmas