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

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Student services inexpenclcible Students away from home require many services from day to day. They need Tood at all hours, medicine tor colds, and supplies tor classes. All These needs can be attended to on campus through student services provided by The college. For The hungry student, There is The snack bar tor snacks and missed meals. The Health Center provides a Tull-time nurse To attend to medical services and recommend medical attention. The bookstore pro- vides school supplies, stamps, and Toiletry articles, as well as books. Snack Bar attendants Lorraine Winkler QLD and Hazel Wood are familiar sights to students, especially at 10:30, 33:09, and 8:00 when a disease known as The hungries hits in '97 Aly.. 'wt A ,,... Mrs. PolIy , Pauline Wiginton, manages the bookstore in The student center. The store stocks sweatshirts, sta- tionery, and school supplies. R.N. Sharlene Taylor supervises the Health Center. Her job include-s checking health forms, and recommending medications and medical attention. E4 T .l epidemic proportions. The snack bar located in the Student Center serves The mobs that pass through the sub on their way to and from class. lt muuit

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. 1 T' ' A un the risk of meeting supervisor Dean Irene Bowers oversees the newest dormitory, Women s Latecgmerstltpa 3251:-enllyugh To discourage even The bravest ,:::, Residence Hall C. This is her fourth year as a residence V102 5 lers supervisor at OCC. o s ragg . - . ' '- ' ll. Tammy and Todd at play are . 1 d H lls, coor- Tammy, live in Wilson Ha Q I . t ' glaxf Do?TTongUIEelS1i?on oloflvlhlesmlgfags inf-:wg jreas Mr. frequent sights that lessen the discipline of daily dorm- ina es e T ' . Dobson, his wife, Ramona, son, Todd, and ClaUQl'1Te , 'TOVY llvlng' X Families provide home-like atmosphere They are called dorm parents, house mothers, host- esses, and a wide variety of nicknames given to them by students, in actuality, they are residence hall supervisors. Their number is few, their respon- sibilities numerous, and their hours irregular and long. They bear the brunt of practical iokes and Dorm Daddy , E. J. Sellars, and his wife Geneve oversee Men's Residence Hall C. The Sellars are originally from Frederick, Oklahoma, where they operated a farm ma- dorm pranks, and the burden of students' personal problems and counseling sessions. But what is so important, rare, anld special in this world of cold impersonality, they care about their charges. This year there are two families living in the residence halls, providing welcome balance to dorm life. chinery business until their retirement. Mr. Sellars, cor- responding secretary of SEA, is also taking several hours toward his bachelors in education. .pl- 'KR 5, ., , , , . A i sf 5 . 1 ' ' T M! . . 5 ww - S , . K N. Q 4 N

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