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

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1f Ll,l I Debaters: Steve Okoronkwo, Glenna Neal, Jean Carpenter, Kale Martin. Row 2: Mr. Bever, sponsor, Eric King, Jim Fite, Dessain Terry. Debaters attend tournaments at TCU, Kansas State THINK! Gaining experience in thinking critically, analyzing arguments, and speaking effectively are part of the purposes of OCC's debaters.The mem- bers have all passed rigid requirements for mem- bership and have a desire to debate in inter- collegiate competition, Bethany Nazarene College, Texas Christian University, Central State College, Harding College, Kansas State College at Pittsburg, and Oklahoma University all hosted the OCC talkers in tournaments. Kale Martin and Dessain Terry won five straight debates at the Harding College tourna- ment before being eliminated in the final rounds. .W l ,,,, Z. ,hy C f 7 f , f 71, 2 ,f -21 2'-Z f ,z

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AlPha Ch' Duane JGUWUQS L0'S l-GWVGWCS l-'Oda l-999 Howard, president, Ralph DeBoard, Kirfi Ariyapongse, Meredith Howard Yvonne DeBoard Garner Row 2 Oliver Mike Bohlenl Alpha Chi initiates new members with ceremony Alpha Chi, nalional honor scholarship sociery, re- placed OCC's local honor organizalion, Alpha Delia Tau. The purpose of AX is To promore excellence in scholarship and To promore Those elemenis of char- acrer which make scholarship effective for service. Members were insralled by Harding's Dr. Joseph Pryor, sponsor of The Arkansas Chapier of Alpha Chi. The organization is open only To iuniors and seniors who have mainiained ar leasr a 3.5 grade average. Sponsored by Dr. Bailey McBride, Alpha Chi helped To prornore school spirii by selling boosl- er ribbons during The Eages firsi NAIA play-offs.

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International Club: Poonsuk Songsing, Roensuk, Voranit- PHTGYG AHYBPOUQSG, EfT1mGI1UQl Adimaf JQG Dal? Wilson, skul, Chamrieng Kohengkul, Maggi London, Monika Eric King, athletic directorg Wilson Erhirhie, Daniel Uche- Steiniger, secretaryg Sonia Pinczuk, Pat Stacy, Susan Chau, GQWU, Tim Akpakpan- Jeanne Slover. Row 2: Paul Shiroma, Kitti Ariyapongse, 'fl 51 International Club hosts banquet, plays soccer This year the Internationals have aided CSC's Bible Chair with speakers for their weekly devotion, conducted service at the Edmond Church of Christ, -and sponsored an international chapel. The foreign students have made good relations with the schools around this area in that they have spoken in the elementary schools about their countries. This year the boys received their soccer uniforms hoping that they will looost spirit to win many games in the future. SH .12-vf4fvf,44s,4314c, - H-'ff ff .5 eg 5 Y, . i - Env . , gi L Ann, I, . ...f .ww