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

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100 E. G. CHERBONNIER received an honorary Doctor of Law degree during April gradua- tion. In Greek mythology Janus was a goddess with two faces, one looking forward and one looking back. Com- mencement for the college student has two faces-one looking back to the classes, the basketball games, the Spring Sings, the professors and classmates of the past while the other face looks forward to jobs, pro- fessional schools, families . . . life. This theme was touched on by speakers at all three graduations, Stanton L. Young, business and civic leader, Clifford M. Hardin, Vice-Chancellor of the Board at Ralston Purina, and Dr. William Banowsky, president of the Univer- sity of Oklahoma. It was a concept felt by the 302 graduates during 1978-79. CLIFFORD M HARDIN presents the com- mencement address at April graduation. , iran: , ,Q I 'Ei' .,-A iv . ,333 5. ' 'f f, Q ,,,91p':1f, v.3 '18 5 K n 1 , HE- f' ' 'I if! n 'Q Q J P' 'IAQ 1 I, ' . ' f,- U, . i. Q. ,'r:?g3:' x, an r ' . . , 'pg VPS: . f nf, .Q 1 Nu-. img ' f V ' WR: Sli , , -' Q f ' . 7 A -ali. il if A

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BACCALA UREATE Dznner guests include graduates David Turner GRADUATES Karen Kzllion and Mary Ann Rosenbalm provide enter- tainment for dinner guests. McMi1lon addresses guaduates at dinner The annual Baccalaureate Dinner took place April 19, in the Gaylord Activities Center. Dr. Lynn McMillon, chosen earlier by the students, spoke to the graduates and their families after a buffet din- ner. President J. Terry Johnson and Vice President Guy Ross also com- mended the graduating seniors. SPEAKER Dr. Lynn McMillan talks to students about their futures.

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FACULTY in regalia are seated on the stage to make room for the record number of graduates. JIMMY ROGERS received the McCord Bi- ble Award for outstanding biblical scholar.