Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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- N: rs. nA,5f,3 Pllllztw' 'A 2'l1 OM, I Professor Snowbarger and Professor Floyd lend their voices to the rnaelstrom as they buzz on into deeper social science problems. Shouts of argumentation are emitted from the throats of young philosophers behind the closed doors of the philosophy rooms. Professor Gish and Professor Peters can be heard in the thick of the fray. Strange and gutteral whisperings trickle from the language proteges of Miss Minnie Harms-and our picture is complete. All tones fuse into one chord of higher learning. l l

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Fbwwxvsngw Q af- -m wry gyms, ,ggo,,w,, 'offs I f Wrfgrf te V, NWA? my y Softly we make our way along the wooden corridors of the Science Hall where a new and dif- ferent music throhs in our eardrums-the resonant murmuring of the wheels of higher harmony as they rotate in unison. . The crackle of closing books finds its way out of the English rooms where Professor Dobson and Mrs. Gish conduct classes. Muflled vocal bits of recitation drift through the keyhole of Mrs. Brackenls psychology department.

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Max, .. 145 11,,s.Mw fn'-if i E ,E Wxggrv 'X K. ., - fs ,R v, V Wwfs 'l'l'l 'l'l'l'l'l'L The most beautiful spot on the campus these days is the new library on the second Hoor of Bresee Hall. Mrs. Hall is so effective in keeping things quiet, there is no music to be heard here at all. HD Our symphony of knowledge has faded into the silence. Our conductor slowly lowers his baton, di , lie curfain fan