Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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r . ,Q 15,5fs:,,6 f ,,,.,. 1011 ,Q f i . tfe- Ir.-1.4- Scinfiffafing eniord As fellow members of an accomplished orchestra, we, the seniors of 7442, review our unique career. As green, but growing, freshmen we played the overture of our college years. As scholarly sophomores We gave more earnest attention to the serious music of school life. Then the movement of our activities took on a faster beat as we played our part as jaunty juniors. Now the statelier progression of our final movement anticipates the grand finale. , As the mellow strains of each instrument blend to produce the harmonious symphony, so the activities of each member of our class have blended to produce the music of college life in B. P. C. This year we have led the school in point average, having a favorable representation in the honor society. From our number, the president of the student council, editor of the Arrow, and eight members of Who7s Who for ,412 were chosen. Half the proceeds of our senior play, wllhe Prodigal Sonfl were given in appreciation to the school. Our soloists gave five piano certificate and three speech recitals. Our concert is all but ended. Our grand finale climaxes, as the seniors of '42 receive their diplomas. 111' 'K R. 1. ang? 2 I J, 1.,,:t..w, .,,, Jmvmf .mf:.zxC.:':.Z12Q22iT QQ