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

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Winter snow blankets Oklahoma and campus One ofthe hardest winters in years hit Oklahoma and was both welcomed and despised before it left, Two feet of snow that fell in January and February kept the maintenance crews busy fighting a losing battle against snow drifts on the sidewalks and kept all but the most dar- ing and dogmatic indoors. During this restless period many snowball fights oc- curred as well as snow football and more cultured snow sculpturing. STUCK vehicles in the Myriad parking lot keeps the track team pushing and shoveling. ART STUDENTS Shauna Galloway, Mary Wallace and Teresa Adkinson take F advantage of the snow to work on their sculpture skills.

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COLD weather prompts extra frolics as girls suddenly find themselves rolling in the snow, V, SNOW falls on the bushes in front ofthe Learning Center for photographers attuned to the aesthetics of snow. HOLIDAY decorations adorn a Christmas tree in the library.

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LECTURESHIP speaker Willard Collins shares his thoughts and knowledge with his distinguished audience at the annual Lectureship. CROWDS descend on the OCC campus for the World Mission Workshop. hosted this year by OCC. --yy .uv , if x Tl lim' REGISTRATION of hundreds of guests helps sort out confusion at the World Mission Workshop. SPEAKING his ideas about the lhcme, Flaming Fire, World Mission Workshop speaker. Wendell Broom. addresses his audience. 'T -D AF ,.4- -nigu., .J - - 1 8' s.:Qw:'fr,.n?T . . I 'f th 4 in ' 7' iJffg'1ji'i' ., ' ' 'A fl 3 gl 5 I r 1 A is nfs,-':',,,..i-r , . 82 tif vi pile Xiziq I I ply ,I x ii- i 4 AQI13 f. .41 -A it ..,,.. Lair! ' i