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

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1. DRESSED in his Roaring Twenties tuxedo for a special dress-up dinner, Saga jim treks across the field. 2. PICNICING in the sun, students en- joy one of several last-week events sponsored by Saga. 3. FINALS week means last-minute cram- ming for many as this student prepares to bomb his exam. 4. SPRING Oklahoma weather is not condusive to needed study, as this co-ed relaxes in the sun, 5. PRESENTING one of two Best Ac- tress awards, Dr. Alexander congratulates Cyn- thia Palmer. 6. AWARDING the Slotkin Ruby to Beckie Vernon is Senior Class President, Charles Branch. 7. KELCY Christian Leadership Award goes to Student Senate President, Kent Hartman. - ,. -5 . -. -li.. .Qvf-1-,,. ri.:-?'Ef :'f . , w ..' -mv, .. A ,iy1g,'FYvQ.t33?,-fi?-a3',w!,.,.-if-X'-'.,gx,,f,ir'F 5' N- M5 ' r ff-,,54.-vvfri 31 .. ' 31 3.-151-.Ji AIMggvffrkf-,fgQ5ggQ,glw fi,l,g5,l.1.. fri Ugg ig , 'nn 5. 1, .x.,Fi'., '-, ': Efkwdepff HW' .Mi -1'-i-'fi .fi-' f 'fl-'g'f,'v.u-'FC 'Q'-'vw ii :5?r'l.3'f3'4?',?.,- Q., - L Ar--i. -..in ,LW vm.-. i X 'if .-- t . N - ' .,-nf. N - -i ,M - 111.-rf-..s- ...,Lf1-gggpr.. .- ' --V-:.V - .f ' ei . : - ,...,,,ag,-fs .-, '. 2j...,,'-Q-' ' ' 'A - ' . A ' .. ,f.a.l.- f,-,-:sf .17 qt f V-2 ' 'ffT---4?'l1-C-25 -f. r' ' il . 1.-Z , -..,..,.,.: :Nez '- -fe-zsfw, r 1. .. P ---f-if - 1, -it ,-.,. -, - ' Q5 N11 4 , -rar' '. ,. y,1f.n., '. is? . , V ,L.J,,.,,,,, q,,.,,.,,is:.Ws,t, ,J ':-1'--. ' ' ' jj- ,. A.:-42,1 . , I, - rs f .' -1 N-, M , ., I J , 3 . ' .. ' 1 ,'-,5Q..f'r ri, LL- .' .14 ...-,.'., ..-- -,..',-.'f7 ,v3Cg1: f.1'f . cf. Q - 'l 5 fn. A, , PI' -now- - ' ' 4- ' ,,', ,., . -qs --sw. . .ax In N.- .gy--'-. ,--- -'j7. 1 ffl -A , I ' 4. ' -if -' , f .- AM' K I. I ,I ' -' .- -.Tdfzu . -J' , .f 'I ,- L. ,-f:,.e...1'A-H- ' 1 p s -'.I. ',. U 'h fx-wr Wk Hr- ' -L 1 .1 H -fu T WP' 3? '-fi-fl ' V213-'Je , , 15,1 Af! . XA-FH -6 ' , I ' f ' .- - . , . , fr' f, ii: ,Q 4 .. -N. 4 ,k l 17' - N' V , ' .g wil, 1 , v. ' 'Q ' Spring activities end busy last days of tri The final weeks of the spring tri in cluded year-end banquets for most clubs and organizations. Summer plans took shape for many students traveling overseas and to other parts of the conti nent on campaigns for Christ The Chorale prepared for a tour to Florida after finals. Summer commenced in ar ranging for summer jobs and classes, and for housing and roommates for the trimester.

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,.,,,.i ,... W ,, . fi , ,a r F ! .gau- J rmf.i1i'f ' ' X i i Another year for new buildings on campus Once again construction on the O.C.C. campus enlarges the facilities for students and faculty. The Garvey Communications and Fine Arts Center will include three buildings which will bring the art, music, drama, speech, and broadcast media together. A new apartment complex will join the two already existing to relieve crowded dorm conditions.

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X ii l 5 Students honored at Awards ceremony On Wednesday, March 30, many students received achievement honors for accomplishments throughout the year. Intramural awards, Who's Who, GPA and Leadership awards, as well as various department awards were an- nounced in the special chapel program. Achievement Awards ......................KentHartman Slotkin RubyAward ..... Kelcy Award ..... 4.0 GPA Awards. . History Award .... Business Awards. . S . E.A. Award .... Best Actress .... Best Actor .... Thalian ofthe Year . Most Valuable Eagle . . . .BeckyVernon . . . ............ Pam Hill Rose Nonnemacher Mike Kinnaird Robert Frost . . . .Karlease Kelly . . ....... Jay Martin Barry Huntsman Jim Eggleston Mike Campbell . . . .Keith Kirkpatrick . . . . .Cynthial-'almer Tammy Howard . . . . .Doug Fulks Jim Baird . ..... Bruce Dye .......JanOertle Artist of the Year .... . . . .... Ron Strangeland