Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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2 . 1 E L. T. CORLETT-A.B., D.D.4Dean of Religious Edu- FRED FLOYD-M.A., BD.-Professor of History and cation department. Spiritual giant-responsible Religious Education. Interesting COH11T161'1'lEltOI -f executive. Devoted to his task. civic leader. Sincerity personified. NIATTIE BRACKEN -MA.-Head of Education and E. C. HALL-M.Ed.-Dean oi lVlen-Professor Physics Psychology departments-sincere, virtuous. Faith- and Education. Ever-smiling, sympathetic advisor. ful to supreme ideals. Sterling character. 'quqg W ..t. X- .. ,.x. me it . - ,, 1a,. 5 lVlINNIE HARMS-M.A.-Professor of Modern Lan- E. V. GREER-lVI.A.-Professor of Mathematics and guages--placid, consistent. A gifted linguist. Zoology. Quiet and unassuming. uDoes good by ' l l h ' . JOHN PETERS-lVI.A.-Professor of Philosophy and Slealtl and b us es lo End ll fame 'Religious Education. Faithful, and congenial leader. GERTRUDE TAY'LORvM.Ed.1H6Hd of Speech depart- Exemplary life. mentv-refined, poised. Makes Christianity attractive. ., , ttwmwm , . .. ., X Wf ?'371'lW9 1- Wew asfmawtsw' ww ffwfr fs M, :t.:.f,5s,, ,W at it-f .wg QW- s MQ-, ,,. ,gs ff,,,.,f. gf wwf Y Yff'

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jk Cjoltalucfor .ggaeagfi It would be only natural at this time that 1ny message should take a backward as well as a forward look. The past twenty-two years have witnessed all but continuous growth and development. From a total of 186 students twenty-two years ago, all but fourteen of whom were below college, the enrollment has increased to above four hundred fifty. Of this latter number, nearly three hundred fifty are enrolled in college. Buildings have been erected and improved until Bethany-Peniel Col- lege has a beautiful and commodious plant. The accreditation, name, and influence of the college have outstripped its numerical and material growth. The college is now widely known and respected as an educational institution. lts influence for God and holiness has been felt throughout the world. What shall its future be? It should be far more glorious. What it will be depends upon its members and friends. ln the past the friends have ministered to its financial and moral needs. The faculty has given the unselfish service of Christian men and women. The Board of Trustees has been interested in holding high the standards of the Church. The students have taken the responsibility of making the college a true holiness institution. The constituency has met the need of the college financially. God has added His blessing. Material conditions of the present are the best in the history of the college. The constituency is larger. The future is bright. If we of the present and future do our part, greater growth and blessing are ahead. A. K. BRACKEN

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L S .lqfai ALICE CRILL-M.lVIus.Ed.-Professor of Music Theory D. R. CISI-I-M.A.--Pl'OfCSSOf of Philosophy and Cer and Education-diligent, loyal. MTO know her is man. Enthusiastic, deliberative philosopher fealous to love herfl Christian spirit. CAROL CISH-lVI.A.-Professor of English-thorough, Lois HALLiA.B.-LllJI'3.I'i8.IliSil'1CE1C proficient An impartial. True to the ideals of the school. excellent librarian. C. E. GROTHAUS-Ph.D.1H63d of Chemistry depart- ment. Brilliant mind, original, versatile. Friend oi the student. ALLINE SWANN-B.lVIus., lVI.Mus.-Head of Piano and Theory departments+true musician. Inspiring Christian. Winning personality. I' lVlABEL EAICIN-B.S.-Head of Home Ee department -Earnest, affalole. Junior faculty member WILLIS B. DOBSON-M.A.1RCglSf1'3f Professor of English. Untiring and sacrificing accommodating gentleman. Capable registrar. I .exwm2A1R:.,Uf.lfg. .t Z3