Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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RRV. CURTIS SMl'l'll llircclor' ol llulrlic Relzrliorrv, serves :rs ll.N.C.'s rrrrbrrssarcilrrr' ol good will zrcrosr tlrc crlucrrriorrrrl AOIIC. Director rl 'llrc ollice of the Director oi Public Relrrtiorrs requires rr rrerszrtilc rrrzm irr order to rrceomplislr rrll rlre voriorrs tlrirrgs eirpeclecl of lrirrr. 'llre per- ron resporrsible' for this Disk is Mr, Arrrlnirsszrclor', Revercrrcl Curtis Srrrillri '-i. Ar rlre silrrzrtiorr varies Curt Smith might Hrrrl himself serving as rr cliplorirrrt, ar traveling serlesrrrorr, rr prerrclrer, am rrrrrbrissrrclor, or on rrclvisor to the rvoulcl-be eol- lege student who liars not vcr cleciclecl where to orlcrrrl Sclrool. A grrrcluute of the college, Rev. Srrritlr lirrs ri deep correcrrr lor tlie spiritual welfare of the col- lege zrrrrl irrclivirlrrzrl sirrrlerrts. llis errtlrrrsizrsrri for the prorrroliorr ol Clrr'islirr1r eeluerrtiorr is fell zrll ovcr tlrc eelrmriiorrzrl zone. Bcczruse his rluries crrll lrirrr rrwrrv lrorrr llrc crrrrrprrs, everyone ot BNC counts it ir rerrl privilege when Rev. Smitli prerrelres in the clrzrpcl service. ,,,..Lf-- - ,. Miss Mattie Belle Jones types ernolher letter as she happily does her work.

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Recorder One of the least recognized vital organs of the aclministration is that position of recorder lilled by Mrs. Leona McConnell Meek. Many students are well aware that their scholastic records are kept up-tof date but perhaps may never come in contact with the recorder. Mrs. Meek is more than Ueierrtg she is also a pleasant and reliable worker. She strives to be of assistance to those students who need help in any way. Mrs. Meek is a dedicated worker for Cod and llis Kingdom. She sented the Church of the Nazarene asa missionary to Africa and is still a tireless worker in the church. at r t r . 5,5 H X Mrs. Leona Meek, recorder, works on another students file As Mrs. Meek assists, Ron Protltt gets cr glimpse ol his transcript. Mrs. Rhodehecver shows Donnap Tanner how

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Public Relations A former student of Bethany Nazarene College re- turned to the campus oi BNC this year as an aide to the Public llelations office. In the newly-formed posi- tion, Biden Rawlings served as director of the Bet rany Nazarene College News Service. Rawlings, a graduate student at the University of Oklahoma in the school ot journalism, was assisted by Reba Meador, Borger, Texas, junior. The purpose ofthe news service is to provide both regional coverage for the college through city and state papers, and to eiiect an individual service for the student who has received some honor or recognition during the school year. More than i,000 news stories were released to pa- pers in the Bethany Nazarene College educational zone. They told of speech tournaments, board meetings, queen coronations, scholarship awards and many other items of interest that college constituents, both in the im- mediate area and in the far reaches of the educational zone, had yet to hear about. Newspapers were not the sole receiver of the re- leases. Church district bulletins, Today, BNC alumni paper, the high school press and other facts of mass communication were provided with data about school and students. Hence, the hope ol this new branch of service is to let the public know formally about the happenings at BNC. W' QQ. .... ELDEN RAWLINGS 1-,si The annual motorcades are all handled by this department. Reba Meadar makes a very efficient secretary lor Elden Rawlings