Oklahoma Missionary Baptist College - Harvester Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

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O.M.B.C LIBRAR One of the finest assets of any educational institution is its library. This is equally true of the Oklahoma Mis- sionary Baptist College. Though our library is small. we take great pride in our holdings. We have added. thanks to generous support of our friends. several valuable books and other resource materials during the course of this past year. In the providence of God. we hope to add even more in future days. The library can be a valuable resource center for faculty. and others. We expect to extend our services in a greater measure to churches and Christian leaders even outside our local vicinity. Our goal is to provide resources in Christian theology and education to as many people as possible at the lowest possible cost to everyone. The OMBC Library encourages faculty. students, Christian leaders and lay persons to utilize the resources that we can provide at a minimum cost. lf this is done. we can operate a more efficient library and through it all our Lord will be better served through His people in His churches. STUDY TO SHOW THYSELF APPROVED UNTO GOD, A WORKMAN THAT NEEDETH NOT TO BE ASHAMED RIGHTLY DIVIDING THE WORK OF TRUTH. II Timothy 2:15 3 It ,B .R of xx e E.. . il R.L. Clark - Librarian Asst. R. L. Clark and Dickie Smiley Ns.. ' . . E X .:.:1 'Ei David Haught. Librarian: R. L. Clark and Dickie Smiley, Assistants

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1979-80 HAR VES TER STAFF Much work must go into a yearbook prior to its coming into the hands of the students. It is thejob of the year book staff to prepare and finalize the material for the actual publication. This is often a tiring and hard job for those involved. The staff is composed of those willing to give extra time and effort to assure that the yearbook 1 the finest it can possibly be. Standing L to R: Harold Almon - Advisor, James Rice, Danny Wagner, Monty Hilliard, R. L. Clark. Sitting: Dickie Smiley, Terry Hilliard Margaret Robison. R. L. Clark - Editor EDI TOR'S NOTE At this time, I would like to express my thanks to those with whom I have served on the HARVESTER staff. These have truly worked hard to make this yearbook the best it could possibly be. As you look through the pages of this HARVESTER in years to come, my prayer is that you might cherish the memories of our time together, preparing for service in our Lord's work. R. L. Clark, Editor

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MUSIC DEP RTME T me --My Robert Perritt L to Unstructorj, Dean Burnetti, Dickie Smiley, Sandy Min- ney, Chpick Stewart, Gary Griffin, David Keeny, Scott Harrison. Vickie Perritt flnstructor -seate J. lt appears that this musical has hit a sour note With Dickey. W W1 1 JH' Vicki Perritt Someone wake up ., vw , , , V, W M3 s W ' G , y 4' r Don't cry Gary! You still have time to make a passing grade! David Keeny takes advantage of test time as time to catch 40 winks!