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

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as 4 0 x -. 'Jw fflfq f'AX..t4 176 Newspaper boasts of new, exciting articles The responsibility of producing the cam- pus newspaper fell on the Talon staff. The students gave much of their valuable time to bring the latest campus news to the students. This year the newspaper carried the KOCC top ten survey, Just Kidding column and editorials on Biblical and national issues. Charles Branch served his second year as editor. 1. TALON STAFF: Markus Whittington, Lisa Burley, Kathy Hickman, Benda Blith, 'Charles Branch, Mike Baldwin, Robin Acker, Scott Steward, Julie Priese, Ike Wilson, Kay Potburgh, Susan Hammond, Terri Mires, Sharon Smith. 2. OFFICERS: Charles Branch, Teri Mires, Robin Acker. 17 N 'N lv! 1 - 5.5

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Circle K raises funds to help our community Dedicating their services to raise funds for cancer and multiple sclerosis was one of the main goals of Circle K. The club, which consisted of a limited number of male upper-classmen, per- formed the annual car wash and welcomed home alumni during home- coming weekend with their seventy- eight hour poster project. 3 OFFICERS: Ken Royse, Steve Holloway, Deek Benton, Jeff Gelona, Grady King. 4ClRCl.E K: Row 1 - Sage Jim Conley, Mike Verner, Grady King, Deek Benton, Jeff Gelona, Steve Holloway. Row 2 - Scott Wilkerson, Ken Royce, Milton Brown, Charles Branch, Ron Bruner, Ken Hird, Gary Leach, Doug Wood, Bill Godes. Row 3 - Warren Branch, Randy Hen- drix, Brian Gibbs, Budy Capps, Jim Eggleston, Greg Springer, Mark Jackson.

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