Southern Nazarene University - Arrow Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

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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 .. . ”

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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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1. For the privilege of learning at BNC, scholars endure endless registration lines and IBM cards. 2. Not only for this young miss, but for all children, Dr. Greve plays well the pied piper. 3. Carefully observing young Lance, child and adolescent psychology students Robert Young and Laura Wilson prepare to write a report. 4. Penetrating the world of life before birth, pre-med major Paul Rothwell studies em- bryology. 5. Participating in the psychology honor'’s pro- gram, senior Norman Henry studies at the OU Medical Center. Education and Psychology “To understand man and the goals of social action in a Christian perspective.” The division of education and psy- chology under Dr. Overholt’s guidance made plans this year for an accredited masters program in © education. They also layed the groundwork for increased facilities and for a formal psychological counseling service. The trend toward advanced college placement through testing was ana- lyzed by this division and arrange- ments were made for this to function at Bethany on a larger scale. The psychology department gave its majors practical clinical experi- ence at Bethany Guidance Center and research background ‘at Oklahoma University Medical Center.