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

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6 OUTREACH MEMBERS: Ken Hines, Stan Obenhaus, Mike McCloud, Joy Bond, Kay Branson, Vicky Hawk, Becky Robinson, Linda Richard son, Diane Dunn, Vicky Kinnaird, Carolyn Thomas, Jerri Olson, Janie Alambar, Tammy O'Shea, Gladys Burcham, Laurie Norton, Gail Mize, Rhonda Stanfield, Jennifer Wolfe, Donna Buchanan, Mike Landon, Donna Hamilton, Dale Lowe, Beth Fitzgerald, Mark Fitzgerald, Wilbur Roane, Dan Stanford, Bob Phipps, LoyalOsterhouett, Doug Vile, Marsha Sinorg Jim Gamble, Sherrie Fields, Julie Moses, Phillip Liggett, Phyllis Liggett, Paula Webb, Bruce Wood, Brenda Richardson, Tammy Phillips, Susan McFarland, Cindy Roper, Donnie Beckloff Shawn Berry, Mike Webb, Zel Morris, Ralph Burcham, Carla Simmons, Mai Dao, Rhonda Pewitt, Violet French, Ann Jones, Regina Weatherford, Christy Clark, Oletha Gallagherg Lilt Williams, Paul Shinsky, Ralph Reedi, Janine Content, Nancy Knowles, Kim Williams, Sherry Roper, Lonrg Dahl, Shari Palmen Tammy Howard, Terry Bartlow, Lyle Asbill, Jeanne Slater, Bruce Smith, Mike Hoffman, Marty Broome, J eff Stevens, Bob erndon, Wallace Sut ter, Debby Woodrow, Lee Taylor, Rick Marlett, Bill Goad, Linda Benton, Gayle Peterson, Phil Smith, Janis Sheerery Vanessa Evans.

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4 '-V ,,.-5 J.- 5'fi S+-Q f-ff-'F -1- ' 'xv 5, . F , AA . :gb . vga.. L31- Gleaners meet in Judd Theatre. The women in Gleaners continued to meet every Friday in Judd Theatre with programs for the spiritual uplift of the Christian woman. Among the Gleaners' extra activities was the selling of Home- coming mums. Gleaners also made baskets to take on visits to the nurs- ing home, and wrote letters to mis- sionaries in foreign countries. GLEANER OFFICERS: Charlene Tugaoen, Carla Simmons, Cindy Roper, Susan McFarland, Rhonda Pewitt.

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Outreach sends OCC students out Outreach, the largest spiritual organization on campus, met weekly with programs and speakers dealing with mission outreach in this coun- try and abroad. After the main meeting, the students broke up into smaller mission groups where they planned their support and mission activities in the countries they were to visit in the summer. Campaign groups worked in Germany, Canada, Brazil, Japan, England, the Cari- bean and Northeastern United States over the summer.