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

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Office personnel ciid administrators Behind the scenes of any complex organization is a hard working group of people who keep it run- ning smoothly and efficiently. Such is the function of the administrative personnel of OCC - the sec- retaries, bookkeepers, and receptionists - who serve us every day in performing those sometimes unnoticed but necessary tasks which answer not only the school's needs, but also help answer some of our own individual needs as students. To those whom we may not encounter every day but whose daily service to us we recognize, we extend our ap- preciation. The Business Urtice staff is composed of Gwyn Davis, cashier Cstandingjg Cleo Wells, bookkeeper, Kathy Taylor, secretary. OCC's chancellor, Dr. Benson, is Harriet Baird. I' WWPW if 'MK 7 i 'Qi f, 7 ,, ff! if jZ,Ls,fg!?'s 9 '-ynwfc ' V f ff 3- I 5 Q 1-. -' ,ff -5, ZW USM! if Vi' A F ,IFV 7 3, if ina :ff Qi! sg 7 M fffffdw . 503' xi Maxim Q , ax cs 54 Q 'ziSfn? 155' ',C .,g2c-g www Zfiw ' ,fa I3 Q ' mf ff. X 2 ,M ,, E Ts 4151 5, me X X353 is s X92 gixilx N is NCQ Q iso, XX ,Abit WQVN 4 Presidential secretary, Martha Snow, oversees Dr. Baird's correspondence, appointments, and other personnel in the presidential office. IBM operator Pat Morrison runs the card sorter, punches and varifies cards, and prints grade reports for her boss, data processor Jack McElroy. 'T Q t i 2 2 1 i i i 2 93552 lg,- B 'I f ' - - . . . usi y per orming secretarial duties for Sepnng Mr. Bailey in the business lt's busy days for Janet Whitney who o ice is Diana Quillen as she purchases is executive secretary in the develop- OCCs supplies. - ment office. ww 'wth f if ofwf' f .,. I- ,-2 ',. Rect?':' ft V' llama 5 1' I' I- .

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5 l i E , h '-vu--7-r f- -M 'llll Richard Mock's life is composed of endless appointments frequent organizational Additional dufieg for Dean M k . , I OC meetings, student counseling sessions, psychology classes, and disciplinary and include sponsorship of groups like directive action, it's a dean's life. Sigma Epsilon Deans Mock and Wood assist collegicms A new face to OCC students this year was that of Dean of Men, Richard Mock. In addition to his duties as dean, Mr. Mock teaches General Psycholo- QY and Mental Hygiene. He is the sponsor of Sigma Epsilon and advisor to the '67 AERIE, lntra Club Council and Men's Residence Council. Firm conviction that college women are capable of self- government leads Dean Wood to serve in a purely advis- ory capacity to IRHC. A young woman with a lot of responsibility, Miss Joan L. Wood, Dean of Women, serves untiringly in that capacity. Miss Wood is responsible for all women's activities, housing, and discipline, and is working on a master's program in counseling. l i E 5 s I i I 1 JG '-1 nl, Joan L. Wood, Dean of Women, a young woman with a lot of responsibility, finds there is always someone with a problem that needs her attention. 29 ,Q Brig! 1 gilmq

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fli , i 7175 'i W ' if A? c L' A 'yi 9:1 5 The Development staff employs Mary Hall, Ester Borden, Alicia Fletcher, 42nd rowl Linda Percival, Meredith Howard, Linda Legg, Kathy Howard, and Jeanine Gilmore. Receptionist's duties occupy Ida Epperly's time as she routes phone calls and directs visitors. Making out the honor roll comprises a part of Roberta Bachman's iob under Dean Stamper. filings l Numerous responsibilities are Emma Serving as Dean North's secretary, and Tusing's who works for Deans Horton, general typist for the faculty is Sarah Wood, and Mock. Patterson. Q1 M