Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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sf 4' WW .,L I Delta Gamma Sigma encourages individuality Delta' continued its winning way in athletics, with teams in the intramural championships for football, track, and basketball. Delta sponsored a Hallo- ween Spook House for all students. Their spot on Spring Sing was a comic change of pace. Delta is a closely unified club: their year's work grows from planning at their annual Ad- vance held in the fall. lst Row: Rusty Middleton, Mike Kinnard, Ape, Don Rummel, Dan Branch, Mark Jackson. '2nd Row: Kirk Greenwood, Mike Arnold, David Thomas, Jeff Price, Mark Bowers, Richard Ellis, Danny Wright, Joe Thomas. 3rd Row: Paul Bar- nhill, Brad Avery, Daryl Morgan, David Bequette, Bob Chappell, Lloyd Tinsler, Jeff Harris. 4th Row: Toberi Reid, Larry Patterson, Bob Elliott, Mike Herndon, Brad Avery, Steve Strong, Kirk Scroggins. OFFICERS: David Thomas, Mark Jackson, Mike Arnold, Larry Patterson, Dan Branch. 'Y' l DUCK i

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--r Z' Shantih conveys friendly spirit Shantih is Hindu, and means friend- ship through Christ, that is what the members of this active club try to por- tray. This year Shantih members did services such as raising money for stu- dent missionaries, visited nursing homes, visited children's home at Christmas. collected food goods for families at Thanksgiving. and served as babysitters and hostesses on various oc- casions. Shantih's goal is to convey a warm friendly spirit. Some of this year's fund-raising projects were: Valentine Carnation sell, Car Wash, and Banana Gram sell. Officers: Pam Yielding. Oletha Gallagher, Dinah Duke. Row 1: Kristi Myers. Brenda Decker, Carla Sim- mons. Jane Hill, Mary Lou King. Row 2: Ginny Dorsett, Oletha Gallagher, Lilt Williams, Dinah Duke, Pam Yielding, Candy Holley. i...' .Jn 71' 1 ,A ,.- -,, . -. 'I' 53 X LE ., 142: is 5 .ICQ L.. iii W '11 J 'if ll . i 'Q' ' I L I C. '52 fffr., 'fr' . ,AKx.,, gi ,if 1 i . W U . fs H ij 1-'Y ss. .AX-I '1 'X 5 x.- : .1 bb U' 1,5 -fe