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

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During a break, Coach Laura Beth Jobe advises the team. Two teammates collide in an effort to keep the ball ff 1 iff' moving. Mc 22 aa -ng ,-mtl--1 ' Volleyball team posts winning record, 12-9 OCC Womenls Volleyball started the season late but the young team still managed to post a winning record of 12-9. Mrs. Laura Beth Jobe returned as head coach and watched the team make rapid progress from the first game in the Bethany'Tournament until losing in the State Tournament action. The team consisted of Franna Tate, Kim Ell ington, Cherly Alcorn, Denise Whitaker, Janet Smith, Pat Bailey, Sue Kidd, Suzie Bruce, Lorna Shepherd and Nancy Kinley. Gathering around the other team, the girls con gratulate each other on a fine game.

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70 64 54 61 65 58 67 56 49 79 75 67 57 50 64 62 72 89 57 79 45 83 64 57 75 LADY EAGLES RESULTS OCC Opponent Langston University Cameron University South Eastern Phillips University Cameron University North Western Oklahoma Baptist Central State Oklahoma State USAO Oklahoma Baptist Langston University South Eastern Phillips University Oklahoma State South Western East Central Bethany Nazarene USAO Bethany Nazarene North Western STATE TOURNAMENT Panhandle South Western North Western Langston University WITH an average of 19 points per game, Beth Malone illustrates the form which made her the team's leading rebounder. , , l I 1 l. O M30 ,SCF X A fkaflff 42,, EEC iw 8' A gif? E I N I A F, in A A gy , ' 051' M0 sfo T sfo 397 l N 1 7 r 24 'N l ' A 'ry ' , U -' 0 422 l4. 3 S56 Lady Eagles: Row 1: Shari Cox. Beth Carney, Cheryl Walker, Karon Couts, Sherell Brown, and Babs Smith. Row 2: Max Dobson, Lisa Alexander, Linda Bur- ris, Beth Malone, Kim Ellington, Cindy Crittenden and Marianne Griffith. 43

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