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

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SHEA completes seventh year The Student Home Economics Association, sponsored by Jane Tal- bert and Cherry Tredway, finished its seventh year at OCC. Comprised of Home Economics majors and minors, SHEA participated in the spring High School Days with an an- nual Fashion Show, centered on the theme, Somewhere Over the Rain- bow is Fashionf' The garments modeled were made by SHEA mem- bers, and many also participated in a bake sale. SHEA OFFICERS: Tammy Stinson, Katie Os ten, Maudie Fitzsimmons, Cindy Gibbs. SHEA: Charlene Tugaoen, Stacee Smith, Nancy Lockwood, Mary Smith, Becky Reese, Tammy Ferguson, Cindy Gibbs. ROW 2: Susan Thurman, Mrs. Tredway, Maudie C. Fitzsimmons, Katie Osten, Marie Watkins, Linda Conrad, Tammy Stinson, Susie Guinn, Mrs. Talbert, RonnaRisley.

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SEA activities prepare future teachers The Student Education Associa- tion at OCC was affiliated with state and national conventions. Meetings provided information helpful to pro- spective teachers as well as resour- ces and information from prospec- tive schools. Members paid dues which went to helping to change legislation in education. Members also attended a state convention and participated in contest projects in their field. SEA was sponsored this year by Gary Shreck. SEA OFFICERS: Mark Fitzgerald, Sherry Fields, Coralee Risley, Cindy Gibbs and Charlene M i tchell. SEA-ON FLOOR: Charlene Mitchell, Cor- alee Risley. TABLE: Mark Fitzgerald, Sherry Fields, Sharon Jacobs, Lori Norton. STAN- DING: Cindy Gibbs, Mike Hoffman, David Stacy, Connie Hull, Vicky Hite, Cho Law, Dr. Shreck. f 71 .4 jiru was

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.n .De 4 rs Y L ii f 43 K, , -nl W hw V-P' if THALIANS-ROW 1.' Larry Redmond, Eddy Query, Dr. Darrel Alexander, Randy Hemphill, Doyne Earwood, Stacy Obenhaus, Bruce Blanchard. ROW 2: Sue Rice, Amy Webb, Toni Lindenbaum, Cindy Howard, Dana Roman, Bev Coffey, Kim Ott, Debbie Boothe, Cheril Scott. Productive year for Theatre groups OCC's Thalians and members of Alpha Psi Omega, the National Dra- matic Honor Society provided much of the talent and backstage work for a record number of theatre produc- tions. Prisoner of Second Avenue, The Music Man, Diary of Anne Frank, A Raisin in the Sun, A Thurber Carnival, two one-act operas, Down In the Valley, and The Old Maid and the Thief, and Shake- speare's A Midsummer Night's Dream kept casts and crews busy nearly every week! of the school year. ALPHA PSI -ROW 1.' Dana Roman, Randy Hemphill, Bev Coffey, Doyne Earwood, Larry Redmond. ROW 2: Sue Rice, Toni Lindenbaum. ROW 3: Bruce Blanchard, Dr Darrel Alexander. ROW 4: Cheril Scott Kim Ott Amy Webb, Debbie Boothe.