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

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Snowfall brighten campus winter scenes Closing surrounding schools for two days, a 5-inch January snowfall pro- vided materials for sculptures and snowball fights for OCC students. ln two months, the once snow-covered mall began turning green with the aid of a newly installed sprinkler system. Every day trips to Hardeman became routine as students attended chapel. As warmer months came upon OCC, students found Trojan Park, swings and other places to relax in the sun. l i llnijl no .H -- -TT. .. l.'. . ,,Y...,t,. it ..r.'. uc -1 'i A i A

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LWSEWING last-minute fasteners on costumes. Thalian Paul McGee spends spare rehearsal time in the dress shop. 2. PLEADING with condemn- ed prisoner Rod Arndt, Tammy Howard tries to find out if he -is truly her brother in The Valiant. 3. ADVICE costs money. as Yodie Wyrick in- forms Marty Edwards in You're a Good Man. Charlie Browngf' 4. TEMPERSi'fly as Cynthia Palmer and Doug Fulks discussthe Worth of a llower girl turned dutohess in Pygmalion 5. CURSE you. Red Baron! exclaims the World War 1 Flying Ace. playedby Jim-Baird in Youre a Goodlvian, Charlie Brown. 6, DISCUSSING housing arrangements for Cynthia Palmer, Tam- my Howard urges Doug Fulks to be reasonable about taking in a common flower girl. 7. SHARP words strike Doug Fulks as Cynthia Palmer chides him as to where his teaching has 'brought her. 8. POOR man's misfortunes is the philosophical topio ,for the -Colonel, Jim Baird and dustman Marty Edwards. , ,, i ' .ffsli 4 i , JV ,,- ,V ..t-.-.yu , ,. mfirsti dirmerstihieatre iC i M P 1Tl20fHard2Q1-H11 stage saw. much ac-- tiviryi, starting with four student-directed ownefact playz Plaza Suitef' f'The Valiant? 'Supipressed fDesires, vfand The Final Winter. The Thalian Players produced OCC's first Dinner 'llheatre lwithf the: irnuslcall iperforlnanoeii of' You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Ge,O1fQe, Bernard Shaw's f':fi?ygmalion became the :Theatre Departments stir- A ing production. The Pygmalion Mgast performed, Thursday, ifridayiiand Siatiir' i day nights, March 24-26.