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

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James Cail, of the Development Department is Director of Admissions. Mr. Cail's lob concerns placement, loans, and scholarships. Guy Ross UD and Oliver Howard confer on daily duties. Mr. Ross serves as acting Alumni Director, Mr. Howard is a student recruiter. W Howard McClellan's iob, developmental research, deals in finding ways and means to finance physical expansion and develop the existing plant. Klum his Phil Watson, vice president of development, directs public rela- tions, fund raising, and recruitment. Growth is his concern. Department dedicated to public relations Without careful financial planning and good public relations a school cannot grow. This aspect of the college is handled by the department of develop- ment headed by Phil Watson whose key word is growth. As Vice-President, Mr. Watson formu- lates thousands of ideas for fund raising recruit- ment, and alumni. As a man known for getting things done, he has directed public relations for five years. Completing the development staff are James Cail, whose iob is Director of Admissions, Howard McClellan in charge of research develop- ment, Joe Park, who works with public relations, and a staff of field representatives and recruiters. Joe Park is responsible for press releases, public relatior1S, bulletins, and sponsors the school newspaper. .4 -' 1' i Q Business ing CCC lnleili M5 Org COW Amer: l'l9, rr elylltlr lerleliz QVOWWP Businf leak P by EN5 llle le leflwg llfjmi sign C

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Dr. R. S. North's vital roles as Dean'of Instruction and Director of the Learning Center call for starting the day early and quitting late. Making use of his Ph.D. in speech, versatile Dean North served as one of the directors and writers of Songs America Sings. l ii 7 5 ,ass -.J -e.: -'P S Al,3-59510 OCC's intellectual growth centers around tape-lecture pro- grams where freshmen get acquainted with Dr. North's familiar, Speech 113, tape 7. North oversees academics Dynamic is a key word in describing OCC's ap- proach to learning and at the heart of our forward thrust can be seen the influence of Dr. Stafford North, Dean of Instruction and Director of the Learning Center. Dr. North has pioneered in de- veloping the tape-workbook method of instruction used in the Learning Center and he frequently speaks across the country on behalf of this new approach. He also sponsors Alpha Chi and con- tributes to various Christian publications. Dr. North's family, wife JoAnn, and his four children, David, Linda, Susie, and Julie, compose an important side of his busy life. 1 jf- fr' V96 If Mfg y 1

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ww-- Business Manager Junius J. Bailey's main concern is keep- ing OCC's large physical plant operating in a comfortable black margin. Organization and expansion concerns financiers America's college population calls for more hous- ing, more classrooms, more teachers-more of ev- erything-all of which must be financed before ma- terialization. All of these problems of financial growth come under the direction of Junius Bailey's Business Department. Financial growth on Amer- ica's most modern college campus, is evidenced by ever expanding facilities. These facilities include the Learning Center, an experiment in the taped lecture-notebook method of teaching, and Okla- homa's largest college auditorium. Future expan- sion calls for erection of an ultra-modern fieldhouse. my 'ww i M 0 if - , H ,ff-'Q' Being Director of Student Financial Aid involves iust what the name implies. W. O. Beeman has helped many students find the means to go to college. Data Processor, Jack McElroy, has the unenviable task of converting the college to automation in his first year of school employment. 25 f