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

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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

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Delta Phi: Row 'I: Brenda Treadvvell, president, G a i l Dotts, vice president, Vicki Whitney, treasurer, Armetta Payne, secretary, Jane Burkes, parliamentarian. Row 2: Melo- dy Gardner, Debbie Young, Karen LaNlanna, Lindy Scob- bey, Margaret Williams. Row 2 3: Rogene Claassen, Lois Ann L Johlke Pat Davidson Linda Hogan Janyth Ritter Row 4 Kathy Morrissey Sharon Mc Farland Earlene Fletcher Kar en Gamble Randy Herschel Row 5 Patsy Reagan Linda Baker Linda Fink Janie Will iams Janice Thompson Row 6 Linda Legg Glenna Um holtz Karen Selby Harriet Hendrix Row 7 Linda Kern Linda Percival Karen Miller Rose Gatewood Kay Neid hardt Beverly Baker Baird, Kathy Nevvell, Jalie T Delta Phi has Old-fashioned Christmas The purpose of Delta Phi is, to promote school spirit, enthusiasm, loyalty, and good sportsman- ship. Women wishing to pledge this organizatio-n must help in promotion of these qualities and at- tend all the schoo's basketball games. The pep ClUlO decorated the gym for homecoming, and sponsored several parties with the Athletic Department includ- ing a tall outing to Roman Nose, and Old-Fashioned Christmas party and a progressive dinner. For mem- bers and pledges a Get-Acquainted Tea, a break- fast, and a Spring Style Sho-vv were held. The DP's also selected tor their club beau the man on campUS who has done the most to promote school spirit.