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

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1979 CITIZEN THE YEAR On Monday January 7 1980 the Marlow Chamber of Commerce presented IIS annual awards to two outstandxng c1t1zens of the com munlty OMBC Presldent R T Perrltt was selected as one of the rec1p1ents for the 1979 C1t1zen of the year award In 1959 Dr Perrltt became pastor of the Flfth Street Baptlst Church and at the same t1me began servmg the school as v1ce presldent He assumed the dutles as dean from 1960 63 In 1963 he succeeded L J Odom as presldent of Throughout the years Dr Perrrtt has served h1s posltlons as pastor and pres1dentw1th a ded 1cat1on and love that few seem to possess Th1s reflects also upon h1s work and love for the communlty of Marlow Recognlzlng thrs the Chamber of Commerce presented a d1st1n gulshed award to a deservlng man our pfCS1 dent Dr R T Perrltt 1Congratulat1ons Dr Perrltt the school.

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SCHOOL OPENING Bro. Bill Dewey. pastor of Garden Grove, Bro. A, J. Wall, pastor of Heartland. Bro. Verlon Wood. pastor of Calvary Prague. preached the morning message. Wichita. Kansas was the speaker at the Duncan, spoke at the night services. alumni meeting. The services concluded. the rush begins for the dinner BIO. 3l Sis, Bowen are ahead of lhe P21019 Say, didI1'I where . v v you two leave a little early?

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MBSF i' I The MBSF, Missionary Baptist Student Fellowship, is an organization of the American Baptist Associa- tion which provides an outlet of fellowship and fun for both college and high school students. This organi- zation is sponsored by the local church in or near a college town. ln the Fall of 1978, an MBSF group was initiated on the campus of Oklahoma Missionary Baptist Col- lege. Since then it has grown to not only include those OMBC students but also several high school students as well. During the 1979-80 school year, the OMBC MBSF sponsored several projects and activities. One of the highlights was sponsoring a Fall Retreat at Pitchfork Camp in Canadian, Oklahoma. as pictured above.