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

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Spare hours spent in Gaylord Center One of the centers of activity on cam- pus proved to be the rightly named Gaylord Activity Center. Whether one wanted eating, talking, a warm fire, sport, a card game, or a combination of all these. the Student Center seemed the right place to be. ln the cafeteria, Saga Jim impressed the students with his culinary cunning, adding his distinct personality to his version of a home cooked meal. From the Post Office to the Presidents Dining Room. the Stu- dent Center proved one of the nicer at- tractions on campus. CARD games gain popularity as players and fans gather around the game table. ' SUPPLE wrists and concentration are keys for Mark Dees to win at fooshall COLD weather returns with the problem ol coat space during the lunch hour

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'Qx .l I 1-7 t fi' ' CAFETERIA worker, Diane Clary learns the faces of her lunch customers as she serves Saga meals. EAGLES Perch Snack Bar is the hang-out for Terry Pace, Linda Higbee. Janis Frazier and Lisa Stone as they visit after chapel. Y' J' 3 -A -if ve ALR... 1 , i . .faux Y ' V ' 5 5 f O --w . . 1 1 '1g.'5,k,i2Q'Il :'.:.1-j7.t,g,, .Nm . -N R, -t. Q fiiif. '77 'Q' ' ' 4 -.-A 2-1' l ,-wff-'.'-if. 3fiffhE'?4-,--11' if M J ff' 2 . ,i'gi'lZf,Li, :sw-F':.' . .ri ff-21-7 .gi --Init-,fl '- ,- 1 -M.-N-vm-f .- L -,flax-,,' ' POOL shark Tammy Watson tries to run the table in the Gaylord Activity Center. PINBALL wizards Byron Curtis. Tim lVlcKeever and Stuart Johnson feed their quarters into the machines and try to win extra games.