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

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Student Education Association, under the sponsorship of Dr. Victor H. Baumann, began the year's activities by attending an officers workshop with other chapters at Eastern Arizona Jun- ior College. At SEA meetings, outstanding educators from dis- tricts and state were guests. Officers were Garth Shay, pre- sident, Barbara Setzer, vice-presi- dent, Donna Crockett, secretary, and Virginia Barron, treasurer., . , 1 fl, ..,- 1 ' ff' ., -7 g, T: L-, .-4, .ax ,f5,. - My-3 1. 'NA ff '-'f 'Il ,V- '1'9'i :'f2,'. At.+ f .lui-J2', ' -ff 5 L4-' X ,. p .v 'lj if iv ' gl! at q:7,fT1 ,, ' 4, 7 . fN 2 1 ' .f iff: ,r ,-', 17' lf ci fc. 1 .-. .fc ' fc- fi - r' fi 1, A- l 1 , N -1 ,f f ff:-tmziffa -i 1 fa 9 ti I vo -All 1 K- ,-- , .li 1. K 2,5-If-Aviv, -'uf ,,.c.. ,,-f,-y.,-,.. I,',, ,r -gf,-, J,'f fff ' . ai.','- U, ',,,f.. .-,L-,,f-1. bf DUCATIONAL Y' ffl- ,- J ' 'fi Back row: Sylvia Arechavaletaf David Wilson, Dr. Victor Baumann, Judith Ann Arden. Third row: Jane Hartwich, Garth Shay, George M. Eccles, Goldie B. Eccles, William Holien. Second row: Richard Wagner, Elsa Weustermann, Patricia Rust, Paulette Hastings. Front row: Reba Garrett, Sydney Stein, William Stribling. 1, mio stunt mi. Kawamura, Patsy McCampbell, Shari Clark, Nadine Chance, Violet DeVinney. 107 Child Study Club members gave us a demonstration of the puppet shows they scheduled for children throughout the year. They also attended joint meetings with the Phoenix Guild of Puppetry, and assisted with the kindergarten for Navajo children. Officers were Shari Clark, pre- sident and Ann Kaplan, secretary- treasurer. Advisor was Mrs. Jo Lawrence.

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nil 'IEE TRANSLATED, Klinapaha means many-tribes-traveling-together. The club organized to bring to- gether Indian and non-Indian stu- dents and to give the Indian stu- dents a social means of meeting others. Members of Klinapaha provided a program on Indian education during the first semes- ter for the Current Issues class. Back row: Frank Diaz, Tony Cordoba, Mrs. Norma K. Snyder, Paul Steadman, Front row: Lucia Percy, Ivan Lay, Gloria Lomahaftewa, Velma Kanseah, Darlene Flood, Alicia Jones, Carolyn Groesbeck. HUMAN RELATIONS LEARNING OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS, listening to speakers and discussing problems of international rela- tions have been the aims of International Relations Club. Members have also taken part in the Association of Inter- national Relations Clubs meeting at the University of Ari- zona, andthe model United Nations at San Jose, California. At right, Susan Williams, vice-president, Russ Dobash, president, and Mr. Holland Melvin, sponsor. Back row: Abraham Stopper, Israel, Angelo Alaface, Italy, Helen Malutin, United States, Nancy Lee, Hong Kong, Derreck Thomas, Can- ada. Front row: Nelida Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, Ted Mikinka, Bel- gium. 'I09 'Wh Foreign Students Club directed its aim to helping foreign students better understand the hurry-scurry American way of life. Membership is not limited to those from other countries, anyone interested may ioin. The club sponsored an annual initiation dinner and gave a Christmas party.