Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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The Purpose - - to learn “Bethany Nazarene College, an institution to promote Christian education” Students ... books... classes... a million dollar science hall a library addition Finals ... all-nighters... We learn, yet it’s not practical, applicable. A detached array of facts Theories, hypothetical projections The LIMBO of Academia.

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Editors’s note: No way can academic life be di- vided naturally into divisions. One doesn’t study just natural science, or just English, or just French horn. But a liberal education pro- vides a broad background in all. And if it is a very good education, there is a correlation be- tween fields, a natural flow to knowledge, a blending together, a whole. So although for clarity, the copy is written by academic divisions, the pictures are an attempt to portray the oneness of learning. Thus there are science pictures on the education layout, band pictures on the religion page, and vice versa. Also the careful observer might note, that some divisions are more completely covered than others. This was not an attempt to highlight some departments to the exclu- sion of others, but horns and microscopes make more interesting pictures than books and pencils. 27

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OXRHoOm x Horssco@e 1. Using pointers as pins, and pencils as point- ers, upperclassmen Steve Edlin and Steve White muddle through “freshman” biology. Fe RE Se a0 Oe a Om oe ae a ee eR 2. Body movement, projection, tone - all the techniques acquired in the classroom - are utilized by Gary Gentry, Larry Thompson, Ruth Walker, Roberta Rice, Jim Campbell, Bobby Godfrey, John Eppler and Annette Langford in the society play, “You Can’t Take it with You.” 3. Underpaid. Often unappreciated. Saddled with trivialities or administrative paperwork. Yet they teach. Maybe the other generation cares? 4, Intricate slide rule operations absorb full attention of grade-conscious math students. 5. Concentrating on how red to color an Indian, Sandy Wilson adds to her elementary ed file. 6. “There is no frigate like a book To carry us lands away .. . ”