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

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SPECIAL Reports Analyst Howard McClellan PAYMENTS made to the college are the concern of Merle Neill, Accounts Receivable. i . ,. Rr , K,-,,P'w e i. WORKING part of the year in Accounts Payable, Pam Moore helps process the bills and expenses ofthe college. ACCOUNTS Payable Clerk and Bookkeeper Robbie Jones takes over the books and the bills. italian --f ., D 1 I 1 l

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C637 4:- 'S' Development Office handles college gifts The Development Department ser- ved the college by gathering funds and gifts needed to cover operating expen- ses not covered by student tuition. The late Judge W. G. Davison bequeathed 36.8 million, the largest gift in OCC's history. The Nobel Foundation also granted 575,000 toward the planning of a new proposed business building. ASSISTANT to the President, Andy Benton ASSISTANT to the Public Relations Director, Beth Voss. X ' fem urs . , . 'wr '- 1' 1. fy, 'Q ESTATE Planning Counselor Ray Warlick. SECRETARY for Development Records Sallie Bush.

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CASHIER Joyce Brownlie works behind the window where all students settle their school accounts. PAYING the employees of the college is the concern of Harvey Conway, head of Payroll and Accounts Payable. i sire, DIRECTOR of Student Loans, Janice Dodd works to help students finance their schooling. Business Office 'l settles accounts and finances Headed up by Business Manager Gary Fields, the Business Office han- l dles the finances and financial records of the college, including all student ac- ' counts and payroll checks for faculty it and staff. X CHIEF Accountant and Assistant to the Business Manager, Mary Simpson.