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

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Varsity athletes work for O Club membership The O Club is composed of athletes vvho have com- pleted qualifications for lettering in a varsity sport and have successfully represented the school at the intercollegiate level in tennis, basketball, track, and baseball. The O Club, along with the coaching staff, revises the qualifications for lettering every two years -and governs those representing the school in athletic competition. O Club: Row 1: Paul Mauck, Forrest Reed, president, James Brid es vice resident Joe Kelse secretar treasurer, 9 I p 5 YI Y' Larry Rehl, Jim Butler. Row 2: Coach Raymond Vaughn, Jim Jordan, Frank Lockridge, Dennis Hoff, Jim Vickers, Chuck Hanson, David Stout, Larry McDaniels, Tom Sims, Roscoe Cogburn, Coach Frank Davis. Those completing qualifications for lettering during '67 are not pictured. to 1: f . 'Nuo 1 NYM -U-. f'.'N' , ,M :M ff. fs

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gas s KM C,m V 5 Business Club: Row I: Lois Lawrence, presidenT, Lu Eber- sole, Sandy Hubbard, Miss Louise Williford. Row 2: Mr. Taylor CarTer, RoberT Mize, Deon Durmeyer, David Connor, ln iTs TirsT year of exisTence, The Business Club held a Business Club dinner, Took parT in The Young PresidenTs' OrganizaTional Seminar, and sponsored The MarkeTing Game on High School Day. The new organizalion IimiTs iTs membership To secreTarial vice presidenT, Connie Whfre, secreTary, Row 3: Mr. Ber- nard Keys, Joe Kelsey, Phil BuTcher, Treasurer, Lynn Ed- wards, Janie Cox. science and business adminisTraTion majors or minors. ITs purpose is Twofold: To promoTe inTeresT and conTacT wiTh The business world, and To help business sTudenTs become acquainTed wiTh oThers planning on careers in business afTer graduafion. New clubs for Those inTeresTecl in business and home ec The newly formed Home Economics ChapTer open- ed iTs membership To all women on campus inTer- esTed in home economics. The chapTer is afTiliaTed wiTh The American Home Economics AssociaTion and The Oklahoma Home Economics AssociaTion. Home Economics Chapter: Row 1: KaTie VanWye, publicify chairman, Glenna Umholtz, vice presidenf, Carol Mercer, presidenT, Miss Avayd BarreTT, sponsor, Row 2: Mary Her- w W Y , T, A iaf' The chapTer holds monThly meeTings hosTing guesT lecTurers and sponsored a ChrisTmas parTy and a hayrack ride. ChapTer represenTaTives aTTended The leadership conference and The program planning session aT OSU, chock, Julia Ward, Cynthia Ward, LoreTTa NorTon, Jeanne Seaburg. l W . s , 4 fu, ,V g M, 5 fi J, T

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P.E. Club fills clciys with work and nights with play Hot dog! Happiness is a yveiner roast, or so say the members ot OCC's P.E. Club - a weiner roast was one ot the varied activities they enjoyed this year. To aid in promoting a professional attitude among all p.e. maiors and minors, and to make them aware ot the opportunities in their chosen tield, the club sponsored work days. But all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy so they were rewarded with play nights and an all-day outing. , ,, s 4 W is vis X 5' , mixes ...ga W QS P.E. Club: Pat Cudd, Deana Niles, Nancy Merryman, David Stout, Yvonne Hill, Tommy Wilson, Suzanne Trimble. Row 2: Kenny Kaaohelo, Kathy Newell, Armetta Payne, Sonia Pinzcuk, Karen Selby, Cheryl Suttridge, Mittie Kay Peeper, Tennie Lewis. Row 3: Dennis Twitchell, Larry Forrester, Sonny Thornton, Randy Heath, Chuck Hansen, J. D. Moo- maw, Marsie Stratton, James Robinson. Row 4: Ray Vaughn, sponsor, Bill King, Bennie Price, Oliver Dilling- ham, Earl Taylor, Beverly Baker, Dvonne Brown, Darrel Lindsey, Frank Davis, sponsor. KX