Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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, t ,, . N H as 45755, - ' ffmyy, VERNON SNOWBARGER-A.B. -Professor of History. EMMA PHILLIPS-Matron of Men's Hall-Constant, Dignified and dependable. Proficient historian. high-principled. Praise-Worthy matron. ESTHER CORLETT-Matron of Bud Robinson Hall- CHESTER C. CRILL-lVI.Mus.-Professor of Voice and sympathetic, understanding. Our 'gluady Estherf' Music Theory-Amiable and talented musician Christianity in action. MENDELL L. TAYLOR-lVl.A.-Professor of History and Philosophy. Intellectual, straightforward. Beaming personality. WIILLO MAE BERESFORDmB.F.A.-IHSIIUCTOT in Piano -kind, courteous. Excellent pianist. ELIZABETH HOUSE-B.F.A. U4-2l-Instructor in Piano -amiable, mannerly. Genuine testimony. NAOMI WISLER DoBsoN-Instructor in Voice-genial, friendly. Tuneful soprano voice. Lnot picturedj ,mwl .. WIS., - my I ME., ewi...-. ,MM . . ,,,w-NNW

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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

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'f H .f ig gpm. A Greetings from the Business Manager: It is a pleasure for me to bring a report of progress and a message of hope to the students, patrons, and friends of Bethany-Peniel College. . Our church-supported schools must be kept safe and sound during these changing times in a war-torn world. It is up to us to safeguard the future of our beloved college. The response to the debt-reduction campaign has been most gratifying. We must, and We Will, pay our debts, but let us not forget that our loyal people are helping to pay them to protect something more important. The most Worthwhile thing in this instftution is not its library or laboratory, its land or its buildings-the best part of it is that atmosphere in which students are inspired to Christian thinking and Christian living. Knowledge is not enough. Culture is not enough. We must have strong Christian character in order to render the best of service in the world of tomorrow. ' I We know of no better place to build character than in the Christian atmosphere of Bethany-Peniel College. JOHN STOCKTJON