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

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Money-minded manager Fields runs finances As he held a most demanding ad- ministrative job, Gary Fields still found time to be active in several committees, chairing two of them, and to participate in the Edmond Kiwanis club. As he served his tenth year as Business Manager, Mr. Fields not only oversaw the financial aspects of OCC, but also its many facets, including, security, grounds, the bookstore, and the food service. Business Manager Gary Fields 1. ACCOUNTS, budgets and managing the OCC Business office occu the time of Gar Fields 2 PY V - - WENDY Karkau, Secretary to Gary Fields.3.EX- PLAINING that most of his dreams for the college are already completed or at least on the drawing table, Mr. Fields holds a large part in the OCC project budgets.

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Program for teaching looked into by Dean Responsible for improvements in several areas, Dr. Bailey McBride and his office have worked with both the academic programs and the faculty. Having added several courses to the curriculum and strengthened other departments, Dr. McBride has better prepared his office to handle the demands of the students. Currently, the Dean's office is looking extensively into the Teacher Education Program with hopes of revision in the near future. The good-natured atmosphere of this hard- working office is represented by their large wall clock which perpetually reads 5:00 p.m. - quitting time! ,gf ' .-rr-fflglifvfg-j552.'3 f1i :E F' . ,ag ' ' ' r -- pn,-5,-5-,V 3 13' ,,:.:fZ ff .V D, ,N fl- Vgff V ' . K 2 I .. - 5 A. in-krtwg. -,:!, H - y l N . VV W . ' I , K-it ,-., w , ' ,-1 ff 4 l 't '- 5' iff? I at - 1 , ' i 1-1.2-'31 ' g1f?t+'.1lfE'fitiyifr ,Q ' . . -,f,. , . . . . V, ., V I ,- . . Nalin! , . .-.-1-7-o ,...--..- 1 ir. ' . , ' A2 7. 26 1. ACADEMIC Dean Mr. McBride coordinates the curriculum among many other duties. 2. AD- MINISTRATIVE asslstant Jean Christian keeps a busy dean's office organized. 3. SECRETARY Phyllis Russell helps handle all the activities that occur during the year. 4. SPONSORlNG OCC's Alpha Chi chapter and the Aerie keeps Dr. McBride busy after regular hours. ...o-Siva' ' 'Y' F . ,- , fl- Yr ' -411' T' A' ' f ,l-1:4 IFS.-L-Y ' :':4f 3.11.- 'x Zi I 5239 fi ' . :Lv rl. i ' 'iff'-six 45. , -ugh. , . X sf . I 4 Bailey B. McBride Academic Dean ...-C., rw hit..