Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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C ' X -1 . P 01 Sept. 8-Ye old registration day. Whetvl The place is seething with woozy freshmen. Sept. 13-School life starts off with a loud pop-a getsacquainted party at the dorm. What an eve- ningl Beautiful freshman girls all over everything. Sept. 15-Lots of activity in the direction of the boys' dorm. With Willie Hank Harris as president, the Heels' Club has burst into power. Sept. 16-Kid party in the gym. Everybodyls back hair is 'way down. 0. Sept. 23-One box and two young ladies for the price of the box. A box supper de luxe this evening Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. to raise money for the new kitchen with the boys eking out the shekels. L 2-Flathead Club is bulging with seniors on a spree. 9-Sophs throw a whopper at the Flathead. 10-Frosh, sink their teeth into a hamburger fry. 17-Everywhere, grimy people. Clean-up Day finds a sweaty student body and a sleepy C, B. Strang. 17-27-Rev. Fugett and fall revival. 19-Obituary--The Heel Club fizzles . . . out . . . 3-6-The sophomores are running wild! Freshman Weekgand the Gust-sappo is grinding its victims into the dust. 6-Frosh-Soph hatchet burial in the gym. Allis quiet on the eastern front. 26-Dec. 1-Whoolaiel Let's talk turkey. A bird in the home is worth two in the dorm at Thanksgiving. 6-Fudge, couples, and nose ticklers. The new kitchen is off to an odoriferous start. 12-The basketball Jamboree-and hundreds of hoarse rooters. One night of glory for the dribble kings. Interested?-More on page 72 N F W lb. arm- afea Laing n f' 's

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' fQX5'7W32Gh QMQX, .Y Jwnivxf t me-51 or .saWJ55ii' .7442 giurfailw parf The conductor sweeps his baton majestically through the airg the musicians re- spond as one body - a grandiose volume of melody swells into the Southwest amphitheater in glorious strains of harmony. Each section of the cur- riculum makes its contribu- tion to the Symphony of learning as gentle chords vibrate through the many rooms and corridors. The lower bass droning in continuous pianissimo may be credited to murmuring students in the math department as they puzzle over figures under the direction of the maestro duet, Professor Greer and Professor Hall. Who knows? Perhaps here we will find our national budget balancers of tomorrow. The Zoology laboratory science bugs add a few crescendos to our rhapsody as they calmly operate on grasshoppers and frogs. Supervising the gory details, we find Professor Greer wielding the carving knife. Letis move out of here-enoughgs enough.