Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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ERNEST ANTHIS V. L. BROWNE President Vice President Executive Secretary Member Member w 17? .Z in. ,,,L we S. C. BOSWELL EARL A. DRENNAN JOHN C. FISHER OLIVER HODGE JOE B. MONROE Member Member Member Member Member Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education an, WHARTON MATHIES G. ELLIS GABLE B. F. ALLEE R. L. CROWDER, JR. K. T. GALLAHER Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary Assistant Secretary 'M 'hf if GUY HARRIS W. D. LITTLE M. A. NASH T. G. SEXTON J. J. VATER fiiww If f J ew P' U .. , ,, ,.,,,, Q 7 55:32 xv-:H eww, ,. 2. zz U . 4,M,,:,,..., W1 1: 14'-fW?3'2Ef:Le , 4 rf '1 1 V x I 5, 6 4 H ,P K h M5 gf ki f,?fe:f5y?g?5545?i55, 'Jw QWYSEQBE 'WI 'W ' 'Qyifflfi 'uf 3 Y i s f NORTHEASTENN STATE COLLEGE DIHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA J f ci nc: ef ru Puuozwr age , MeSS , s h PreS'denT T e May 3, 1961 To the Students, Staff Members, and Alumni: Wouldn 't it be wonderful if we could encompass all the years ofour lives, as We have this one, in bound volumes? This yearbook gives you a record ol' your year at North State College. It has been carefully compiled b Gi staff and it contains something of int has become associated with the To you, ' side 0 eastern y the T erest 1' Colle e thzs an f Colle shapi sa La or everyone who g . Qual gives a balance between the light ge life and the down to earth philosophy that is 'ng your future lives into avenues of service. For me, iz has been a happy year because of the contacts I have had with all of you. It also has been a striving year with problems of increased enrollment, additional housing. and faculty load having to be met. In retrospect, I consider it a fine year, don't you? Very incez-ely yours 4 7 fzflcifff fz Harrell E. Garrison P r e s i d e H-EG:Ins pus r Cam IOWG e on 'denT'5 Hom Pres' The 'Yi 1 wfyllq .1 VN H H H bq ,. .. sfmhi- MW' W L. H. BALLY Dean of Instruction MINTER UZZELL MILDRED E. RANDELS Dean of Students Dr. Minter Uzzell, who came to North- eastern two years ago as Associate Professor of English, became Dean of Students in Feb- ruary of 1961. His duties include maintenance of per- sonnel records, freshman orientation, and placement testing. He brings to his new task a background of twenty years as a chaplain in the Army Reserve. Dean of Women As the Dean of Women, Mildred Randels is sincerely interested in offering assistance and guidance to women students. She super- vises activities relating specifically to women students, assists with the activities of the student senate, and assists with the coun- seling of students. The Facult HELEN AINGWORTH CLYVE C. ALLEN RUTH ALLISON RUTH ARRINGTON Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Biology Chemistry Art Speech PAULINO BALLESTEROS LOUIS H. BALLY EARL W. BLANK HERBERT D. BOGGAN Assistant Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Economics Biology Speech Sociology NATHAN C. BROOKS NOBLE BRYAN VERNON W. BURROWS GEORGE E. CALVERT Aggisfanf Professor Assistant Professor Professor Instructor Geography Mathematics Mathematics Aff RAYMOND CARPENTER DEAN CLAYTON OBERA CUDE ZOE DAVIS Professor Assistant Professor Aggigfanf Libfafian Assistant Professor Mathematics Business Education Business Education WESLEY A. DENEKE JACK DOBBINS NASON N. DUNCAN JOHN EICHLING Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Instructor Education Physical Education Geography Physics WILLIAM C. EVANS MERLE FARNSWORTH BERTIS F. FERGUSON D. D. FINLEY Associate Professor Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor History Modern Language Industrial Arts ELWIN FITE DOROTHY FRIE EDWARD A. GALLOWAY HARRELL E. GARRISON Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Professor Education Physical Education Science Education PAUL GROVER HENRY W. GUENTHER MARY HAAS WESLEY HALL Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Music Psychology Home Economics English FRANKIE HARRIS NADINE HARRIS H. I.. HELTON STEINAR HUANG Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Instructor Elementary Education Home Economics Industrial Arts Physics WILTON D. JOHNSON HARVEY E. JONES ROBERT KILLINGSWORTH BERTE L. KINKADE Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor History Education Social Studies English JACK KISNER ROBERT LANDER JAMES I.. LEDBETTER VALGENE LITTLEFIELD Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Education Physical Education Industrial Arts Speech The Facult I Qiigifeifests' ' tt X S f ... my 5 Q f t is as if if ,, F 2 V 5 ,. '- ' 1, CESARO LOMBARDI ROBERT H. LOOMIS JOHN C. LOWE EDWIN MARCHANT Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Professor Industrial Arts Biology Social Studies Biology MARTHA MARKHAM MAJOR L. MCCLURE HERBERT V. MONKS IRENE MORGAN Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor ASSOCiHte Professor Physical Education Education Mathematics Modern Language THEO M, NIX WILLIAM PARRISH KENNETH PENNINGTON HATTIE C. PROPST Professor Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Music Education Music English The Facult Q, J, PYLAND DONALD L, RAMPP MILDRED RANDELS BETTY R. RITCH Assistant Business Manager Instructor ASSFSTGVIT PfOf6SSOf IFISNUCTOV Bursar Speech Education English THOMAS C. ROUSEY HERBERT H. SCHULZE VICTOR F. SHOWALTER GLEN SIZEMORE Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Physical Education Education NlUSiC Education MAURINE SMITH HAROLD L. STRATTON EUGENIA THOMPSON SUE THORNTON Administrative Secretary Instructor Instructor Librarian Physical Education English 'rf J-'A' VAUD A. TRAVIS MARY TRESSIDER CALVIN L. TURNBOW MINTER UZZELL Professor Assistant Librarian Associate Professor Associate Professor Secondary Education History English BASEL VanSCHUYVER FRANK A. VESLEY DEAN M. WADLEY RUSSELL L. WALKER Professor Professor Assistant Professor Professor Psychology English Physical Education Business Education THEODORE WALSTRUM CLEMENT WATERFIELD EMMIT R. WHEAT JACK WHISENHUNT Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Music English Mathematics Business Education .1 MAXWELL O. WHITE RALPH WHITWORTH DOROTHY YANDELL NEIL ZUMWALT Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor History Music Business Education Vocal Music ,I 'X -Mwst'-w,'.i -,': . z'.:fQ'?Sifli, I 'f-...Q S75 'f t 5 f -t LELA CANADA School Nurse BEVERLY GEORGE Secretary to Dean of Instruction V . R, Personnel RUTH KILLINGSWORTH Library Assistant JEANNE BUCK RUBY BURK Assistant Secretary, Manager Snack Bar Registry LUCY CAPPS Hostess Haskell Hall YW- Sl xx sf' 1' f s BILL HINTON Cashier, Business Office WILMA CARPENTER HATTIE GALLOWAY Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant Business Office Business Office ELSIE HOOD MARY C. JAMES Hostess, Leoser Halls Secretary, Public Relations I xssmwgw y A A H! 6 ky Qi? 'M ' -e I I VIRGINIA KEELING JANE KING Assistant Secretary, Dietitian Registry SHIRLEY KISNER DANA MAY Secretary to Manager, Student Center Dean of Students BEATRICE MCCORMICK WANDA MORRISON JEAN NIX MARY JO RAINS Hostess, Wilson Hall Secretary, Placement Bureau Library Assistant Clerk, Registry A' IRMA STIERWALT MAVA TRICKETT JEAN WALLEN DOROTHY WILLEY Secretary, Registry Assistant Secretary SCCVEYBTY to Secretary to Dean of lnsf,-Ucffon Veterans Advisor Dean of Instruction Presidents 11 Campus Jim Beard, Wesley Foundation Chris Bolton, Mathematics Club Colleen Cadion, Alpha Sigma Alpha Wonda Chaney, Tsa La Gi Phil Craft, Rho Theta Sigma Jim Davis, Pi Omega Pi Richard Pratt, Haskell Hall George Ramsey, International Relations Club Arnold Dotson, Alpha Psi Omega Charles Downum, Student Senate Jimmy Eidson, The Northeastern Ken Endres, Phi Lambda Chi Don Farthing, Band Katie Fowler, Wilson Hall Barbara Randeau, Cherokee Hall Carl Roberts, Sigma Alpha Eta Jim Rogers, SNEA Dorothy Stipes, WRA Joe Garner, Senior Class Don Helmer, MICA Richard Hunter, Pre-Med Club Anna Lee Kirk, Alpha Chi Mary LaCroix, Sigma Sigma Sigma Faynell Lee, Delta Zeta Rennard Strickland, Pi Kappa Delta Charles Taber, Sigma Tau Gamma Ted Towry, Phi Sigma Epsilon Marvin Traw, Kappa Mu Epsilon Vonda Lingo, Home Economics Jewell Linville, WISA Steve Littleman, Oo-Na-Le Jim Matthews, Cheerleader Mike Muncling, Newman Club Kin Pirtle, Baptist Student Union Frank Whatley, Alpha Phi Omega Randall White, Sophomore Class Elmer Wilkins, Industrial Arts Mike Winston, Freshman Class Student Senate President, Charles Downum, pre- sents a scrapbook to Dr. Deneke as a departure gift. This was Dr. Deneke's last year with the Student Senate. DOWNUM CHANEY GOSNEY President Secretary Vice President tudent Senate The Student Senate ot Northeastern State College is a representa- tive group of students elected by the student body to work in programs of recreation and social events in cooperation with the members of the faculty. The purpose of the Student Senate is to promote student participation in governmental affairs on campus, to further the spirit of unity and cooperation by unifying the stu- dent body, to interpret to the sudent body the regulations of the college, and to act as an intermediary between the student body andthe administration. Those who have the privilege of working in the Student Senate receive training in leadership which is not given in any course. They assume responsibility that is not assumed in any other manner. They render services of a type which is unequaled. Agent, B. Beverage, W. Carroll, W. Cordray, K. Edwards, D. Eidson, J. Evertson, J. Farthmg D Hart, W. Hockett, G. LaCroix, M. Lester, P. Moore, U. Traw, M. Randels, M. Deneke W Scenes from the annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Student Senate. that .. . 2Ql sEtZF't+tZ:QM5Hfsss2w 321525325 Wl1o's Who Published annually since l934, Who's Who was con- ceived with the idea of creating one national basis of recog- nition for college students. Students are iuclged on the basis of scholarship, leadership and cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities, citizenship and the promise of future usefulness. Seventeen Northeastern students were accepted to the national council of membership in Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges this year and will be listed in the current publication. The senior members, are: Martha Arnall, Stilwell, Charles Downum, Stidham, Juanita Dicus, Tahlequah, Ann Fox, Hul- Martha Lee Arnall Colleen Cadion Wanda Carroll Wonda Chaney Juanita Dicus Arnold Dotson bert, Faynell Mays Lee, Tulsa, Carl Roberts, Duncan, and Carolyn Woodle, Grove. The iunior members are: Wanda Carroll, Leach, Arnold Dotson, Tahlequah, Jimmy Eidson, Wagoner, Don Farthing, Wagoner, David Kisner, Tahlequah, Pat Lester, Broken Arrow, Billie Lou Mallory, Sapulpa, Jim Matthews, Tulsa, Kin Pirtle, McAlester, and Richard Patrick, Muskogee. In addition to the new members, there are six seniors who were named to Who's Who as iuniors. They are Colleen Cadion, Broken Arrow, Wonda Lou Chaney, Claremore, Beverly George, Tahlequah, Carol Uzzell Kay, Tahlequah, Lou Anna Moore Rowland, Eufaula, and Mava Hoffman Trickett, Tulsa. 29 ,Q Who's Who Vi fgfi e Among E? Students Charles Downum Jimmy EidSOl'1 YYY E s 2 1 E Don Farfhing Ann Fox Beverly George s 1 i, ' 5 Carol Uzzell Kay David Kisrler FGYHGH MGYS I-ee 1 'su in American Colleges and Universities Pat Lester Jim Matthews Richard Patrick Carl Roberts Lou Anna Moore Rowland Billie Lou Mallory Kin Pirtle Mava Hoffma n Trickett 3 I Activity I ur Motto ADAIR, ROBERT P. ALLEN, REX L. ARNALL, MARTHA ASHLEY, RONALD BAILY, BILL BAKER, BEVERLY Ind. Arts Bus. Ed. Music Ind. Arts Soc. Ele. Edu. Chouteau Gentry, Ark. Stilwell Tahlequah Muskogee Tahlequah BAKER, CLARENCE BAKER, JANE BEARD, JIM BEARS, FRANK BENSON, DONNA BENSON, TOMMY Ele. Edu. Ele. Edu. Bus. Ed. Math Ele. Edu. Ind. Arts Tahlequah Vian Wilburton Catoosa lnolianola Tahlequah Class Officers President , ....... .D ....... JOE GARNER Vice President . ....... JIM BEARD Secretary ........ WONDA CHANEY Treasurer D COLLEEN CADION ,,.,,,,, S. S. Rep. . ..., DALE EDWARDS 'TP' Iv, S. P. Rep. .. .. TOM COOPER Seniors BERRY, BOB R. BLANKENSHlP, R. G. BLAYLOCK, G. W, BLEDSOE, BERT BOEN, KELLY BOONE, MARY Math Speech Chemistry Chemistry Speech Ele. Edu. Grove Spiro Muskogee Checofah Muskogee Ramona 34 BOROVETZ, FRANK BOWEN, RICHARD BOWMAN, CHARLES BRADY, JANET BRANSON, STEVE BREWER, DAVID EIe. Edu. History Business Home Ec. Speech Phy. Ed. Muskogee Stigler Muskogee Tahlequah Muskogee Muskogee BRIM, MARY J. BROWN, DAVID BROWN, HELEN BROWN, JACK BROWN, WILLIAM BROWNING, SIDNEY Arf Econo. Ele. Edu. EIe. Edu. SOC. Bus. Ed, Muskogee Muskogee Tahlequah Tahlequah Muskogee Afton Class of 1961 BRUTON, BOB L. BUCK, JEANNE BUCKNER, JOYCE BUDD, CHARLES BURGESS, JAMES BURGESS, SUE H. Pre-Med Home Ec. Phy. Ed. Speech Math Ele. Edu. Harfshorne Muskogee Sfilwell Pryor Poreau Tahlequah 35 BURGESS, WYNEMA BURNS, CHARLES BUTLER, DOUG BUTLER, MACK BYNUM, WILLIAM CADION, COLLEEN Business Hisiory Phy. Ed. Math Bus. Ed. Speech Broken Arrow Mazie Tahlequah Warner Tahlequah Broken Arrow CALLERY, HELEN CAMPBELL, GLENN CANDY, DORIS CANTWELL, HAROLD CAPEHART, DINA CARVER, KAY Ele. Edu. Math Ele. Ed. Ind. Arts Ele. Ed. Soc. Locusf Grove Okmulgee Tahlequah Muskogee Spiro Oklahoma Cify S ' Cl CASKEY, JEAN M. CATRON, SHIRLEY CHAFFIN, JEAN CHANEY, WONDA CLARK, AGNES CLARK, CHARLES Home Ec. Ele. Ed. Home Ec. Art Ele. Ed. Math Muskogee Stilwell Tahlequah Claremore Red Oak Locust Grove CLARK, FELIX CLARK, LAQUETA CLARK, LOUISE COLEY, RALPH COLLIER, REBECCA COOK, JIMMIE L. Speech English Home Ec. Bus. Ed. Speech and Hearing Ele. Ed. Muskogee Muskogee Broken Arrow Wisfer McAlester Sallisaw 36 COOK, PAUL W. COOPER, GEORGE T. CORLISS, MIKE COSBY, CHARLES COVERDILL, B. E. COX, JOAN M Ind. Arts. Math Phy. Ed. History Math English Stilwell Tahlequah Muskogee Jenks Okmulgee Grove DAILY, CONNIE DALTON, JEWEL D. DARLING, CAROL DAVIS, BILL DAVIS, JIM DICKEY, LEON Math Ele. Ed. English Math Bus. Ad. History Muldrow Gans Vera Collinsville Pitcher Ramona DICUS, JUANITA DIVINE, WANDA DIXON, LEON B. DOBBS, MYRL DOSS, LOIS DOWNUM, CHARLES Speech Home Ec. Phy. Ed. Phy. Ed. Soc. History Tahlequah Tahlequah Muskogee Stilwell Muskogee Stidham DUGGER, CLEANO DUNAGAN, GEORGE DUNAWAY, HAROLD EAKLE, DALE EASTERLING, DON EDWARDS, DALE Physics Health Ed. Bus. Ad. History Ele. Ed. Ind. Arts Proctor Muskogee Wagoner Quinton Wagoner Tulsa l 37 EDVYARD5, JON R. EFURD, MARTHA ELLIOTT, AARON ELLIOTT, BILLIE ELLIOTT, PERRY EMMONS, NINA Social Studies Ele. Ed. Biology English Soc. Ele. Ed. Sallisaw Burbank Vian Vian Muskogee Tahlequah ENOS, HUGH w. EARRILL, GAIL EIORETTI, FAY EIORETTI, RAY FLINT, CHARLES FORD, JERRY L. Plwy. Ed. Bus. Ed. Ind. Arts Ind. Arts Ele. Ed. BUS. Ad. Tulsa Beggs Sfigler Sfigler Tahlequah Wainwrighf C ass of 1961 FOREMAN, LARRY FOX, ANN ELLA FULLER, RUTH GARDNER, MIKE GARNER, JOE GEORGE, BEVERLY Ele. Ed. Music Bus. Ed. Ind. Arts Ele. Ed. Ele. Ed. Tahlequah Hulberf Tahlequah Barflesville Collinsville Tahlequah 38 GIBSON, JEROME GILLILAND, LYNN GIST, LEON GLENN, DAVID GORDON, DAN GOREE, JACK Y Phy. Ed, Math Bus. Ad. Math Art Soc. Fort Gibson Muskogee Tahlequah Okemah lVlCAleSfer Tulsa GOREE, TOM GOSNELL, DARRELL GOSNEY, HARLEY GRAY, JAMES A. GRAY, JOHN E, GREAVES, ROLAND MBTT1 Mafh Bus. Ed. Ind. Arts Ind. Ang Mafh Tulsa Tahlequah Keifer Tulsa Cleveland Miami Seniors GREEN, WINNIE GREENE, PAUL GURLEY, MARGARET HALE5, RONALD HALLUM, BETTY HAMMONS, EDDY Ele. Ed. Bus. Ed. Locust Grove Phy. Ed. Ele. Ed, Phy. Ed. Locust Grove Tulsa Oklahoma MUSk0Q9e Tulsa Tuisa 39 HAMMONS, JEAN HANEY, LAROE HARKEY, JOHN HARPER, BRUCE HARRIS, PAT HART, HENRY Phy. Ed. Ind. Arts Spanish Ind. Arts Ele. Ed, Ind. Arts Tulsa Big Cabin Tahlequah Claremore Muskogee Tahlequah I HART, THEO T, HATFIELD, PHYLLIS HAXEL, DON HEADRICK, JOHN HEDRICK, JAMES HELT, JAMES Ele, Ed, Ele. Ed. Math Ind. Arts Tahlequah Ind. Arts Tahlequah Muskogee Watts Tulsa Oklahoma Muskogee S ' Cl HERT, BETTY HIGHLAND, WANDA HOBBS, JACKIE HOLCOMB, PAT HOUDYSHELL, GUY HOWARD, PAUL Ele. Ed. Ele. Ed. Speech and Hearing Ele. Ed. History Ind. Arts Pryor Westville Muskogee Heavener Pryor Muskogee HOYT, PEGGY HUANG, VIRGINIA HULSEY, JAMES HULSEY, JOHN IKER, DON RAY IRVING, NATHANIEL Ele. Ed, French History Social Studies Art. Ed. - Soc. Muskogee Tahlequah Arkoma Tahlequah Tulsa Muskogee 40 ISAACS, ALLEN JAMES, SHIRLEY JESSEE, FRANCINE JESSEE, GEORGE JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JOHNSON, FRAN Ele. Ed. Art Bus. Ed. Phy, Ed, Ele. Ed. AFT Srilwell Broken Arrow Bixby 70155 Bixby Broken Arrow JONES, GRETA JONES, JANE A. JONES, THOMAS KAY, CAROL KEASLING, JOYCE KEENEY, LOUISE Home Ec. Music Bus. Ad. Biology Ele. Ed, Bus, Ed, Porum Locust Grove Wagoner Tahlequah Muskogee Warner KELLEY, CHARLES KETCHER, BILLY KIGHT, BERNICE KING, CARL KINKEAD, BILL KISSEE, CALVIN Phy. Ed. Bus, Ad. Ele. Ed. Math Bus. Bus. Ad. Broken Arrow Stilwell Boynton Boynton McAlesfer Seneca, Mo. KOLAR, SHERRILL KYLE, JAMES LaCROlX, ZANE LANCASTER, BILL LARNIOUR, RUBY LASELUTE, DOROTHY Ele. Ed. Bus. Ad. Speech Therapy Bus. Ad. Ele. Ed. Ele. Ed- Muskogee Sallisaw Okrnulgee WGQOHQI' Tahlequah Zvmf, N- M- 4I LEE, FAYNELL LEE, JO ANN LEWIS, LINDA LEWIS, NEDRA LINGO, VONDA LINVILLE, JEWELL Eie. Ed. Ele. Ed. Eie. Ed. History Home Ec. Bus. Ed. Tulsa Idaho Falls, Idaho Sfigler Muskogee Bernice Tahlequah LITTLE, GERALDINE LITTLEMAN, MILBURN LONG, DALE LOWERY, ESTHER MCCLINTOCK, BOB MCCLURE, ROBERT Soc. Soc. Science Bus. Ed. Bus. Ad. Math Harfshorne Anadarko Muskogee Srigier Tahlequah Panama Seniors MCCOLLOUGH, JACQUE MCCOLLOUGH, TOM MCCRARY, PATSY McCRARY, TEASIE McCREADY, BILL McCULLOUGH, EVERETT Elea Ed. Math English Chemistry Chemisiry Phy. Ed. Pryor Porter Warner Warner Easr Chicago, Ind. Sapulpa 42 MCDARIS, KEN MCGUIRE, RAYMOND MANN, ELSIE MARKERT, JOHN MARTIN, CARL MARTIN, CAROL Phy. Ed. History EIe. Ed. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Bus. Ed. Wagoner Muskogee Choufeau Tahlequah Pryor Tahlequah MARTIN, CHARLES MARTIN, DEWEY MARTIN, PAT MARTIN, THOMASENA METZGER, SALLY MIDDLETON, JOYCE Chemistry Phy. Ed. Phy. Ed. French Ele. Ed. English Spiro Sfigler Fr. Gibson Muskogee Tahlequah Chelsea C ass of 1961 MILLS, LAWRENCE MONTGOMERY, DOROTHY MOODY, EARNEST MOORE, DONALD MOORE, PATSY MOORE, RICHARD Math Home Ec. Ind. Arts Mafh English Math Muskogee Barnsdall Bartlesville Muskogee Muskogee Okmulgee 43 MUNDING, MIKE MURPHREE, DERRELL NEEDHAM, JOHN NICK, CARL NIESWANDER, GAYLE NOE, GEORGE Chemisrry Soc. History Phy. Ed. Ele. Ed. Science Tulsa Fort Smith, Ark. Grove Haileyville Tulsa Tulsa OGDEN, JERRY OLDS, JOSEPH OQUIN, CARL PACK, JERRY D. PANTLE, TED PARHAM, DON BUS- Ed- Soc. Phy. Ed. Math Chemistry Bus. Ed. Sfilwell Kansas lnola Tahlequah Tahlequah Bache S ' Cl PARK, ED PARKER, JAMES PATTERSON, DARRELL PAYNE, HAROLD PERRY, W. N. PICKENS, GETHA Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Ele. Ed. Ind. Arts Bus. Ed. Muskogee Tahlequah Siilwell Vian Fr. Gibson Westville PICKENS, JAMES PINNEO, JAMES PITCHFORD, HERBERT POGUE, C. A. POND, GENERA POWELL, SUSAN Biology Bus. Ad. Bus. Ad. Hist.-English Home Ec. Home Ec. Tulsa Okmulgee Beggs Muskogee Fort Smith, Ark. Porum 44 W. ,, FQ ,xg 541156 fm .- .asa Nik ag-gi ,, 'az .5 wmv eiiiff ,A cgi SAVAGE, EDWARD SCHULZE, FRANCES SHACKELFORD, BYRON SHARP, BILL SHEPHERD, S. F. SKELTON, KAY History Ele. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Phy. Ed. BUS- Ed- Tahlequah Tahlequah Okmulgee Chelsea Tahlequah PlCllf?f SLAPE, DONALD SLUSHER, WARREN SMITH, LOUISE SNODGRASS, JOHN SPEAKS, ANNA F. SPEARS, DAVID Biology Biology Ele. Ed. Soc. Ele. Ed. lnd. AHS Braggs V-iraifa Tahlequah Nowara Tahlequah Tahlequah Class of 1961 STAMPER, MARY S. STANDRIDGE, CAROL STANSELL, JOE STILES, DAN STILES, PEGGY STINNETTI CHARLES Speech Therapy Home Ec. Phy. Ed. Ind. Arts Bus. Ed. Chemisiry Tulsa Haskell Locust Grove Ramona Ramona Vian 46 STOCKSTILL, H. L. STOLZER, JOHN STONE, ARTHUR STRACHAN, CLYDE SUKENIS, RONALD SULIVANT, PAT Biology Mafh MBTI1 NIaI'I'1 Bus. Ad. Ele. Ed. Braggs Tulsa Tahlequah Tulsa Harfshorne Tahlequah TABER, CHARLES TAYLOR, MARY TERHUNE, DONNA THOMAS, AUDREY THOMPSON, GUY THOMPSON, PAT Chemistry English Soc. Bus. Ed. Pre-Law Pre-Dental Sallisaw Tulsa Tulsa Stilwell Sallisaw Muskogee Seniors TIGER, PHYLLIS TILLEY, GENEVA TOWRY, TED TRAW, MARVIN TRICKETT, BURL TRICKETT, JIM Math Music Ele. Ed. Math Business Soc. Muskogee Prue Tahlequah Vian Muskogee Tahlequah 47 TRICKETT, MAVA TRICKEY, ROSE TUCKER, RAY TURINETTI, BILL TYNON, JOHN VENABLE, BILL Bus. Ed. Home Ec. Phy. Ed. Bus. Ed. Soc. Science Biology Tahlequah Big Cabin Qkmulgee Bartlesville Wyandotte Anderson VINEYARD, THEODORE VOWELL, CHERRY WAITS, LAWRENCE WALTERS, PATSY WARNER, LARRY WARREN, DEAN Math Ele. Ed. Physics Home Ec. Bus. Ed. Malh Tahlequah Wagoner Bethany Skiatook Miami Tahlequah S ' Cl WATSON, BILLY WEATHEREORD, FRANK WEAVER, BARBARA WEBB, MARY K. WEBBER, EUGENIA WEST, AMY Chem. and Math Math Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Ele. Ed. Tahlequah Muskogee Porum Sallisaw Commerce Stilwell WEST, NORMA WHATLEY, FRANK WHITE, CARL WHITE, GINGER WHITESIDE, JOHN WHITMEREI DEI-I-A English Math Bus. Ed. Ele. Ed. Math Ele. Ed. Arkansas Sallisaw Keystone Lenapah Cartersville Stilwell 48 WILKIE, RUSSELL WILKINS, ELMER WILLEY, DOROTHY WILSON, CHESTINE WOLFF, WALTER WOOD, DEE WAYNE Soc. Ind. Arts Bus. Ed. English History English Westville Blue Jacket Tahlequah Tal l9qUal' Chelsea Pryor WOODARD, JOE WRIGHT, DOYLE YOUNG, CLAUDIA YOUNGER, LUTHER BlGGERS, J. C. HARRISON, BRUCE Phy, Ed, Soc. Studies Bus. Ed. Math Post Graduate Post Graduate Hulbert Sand Springs Tahlequah Tahlequah Bixby Wagoner of 1961 LINDSEY, RAYMA MUNClE, JOHN QUIETT, ROGER ROSENBERG, PEGGY Post Graduate Post Graduate Post Graduate Post Graduate Pryor Westville Tahlequah Vian 49 Junior Class Class Officers President ,,7.,7.,,.,,, , ,,,,., RICHARD MOORE Herman Adkins, Virginia Bill Agent, Sallisaw Sondra Aguirie, Tulsa Andrew Alexander, Okmulgee Joyce Alford, Miami Daniel Baker, Tulsa Barbara Bales, Sand Springs Clifton Barrett, Muskogee Miley Beaver, Okmulgee Retta Bennett, Vian Lloyd Berry, Claremore Kay Berryhill, Sapulpa Colleen Bledsoe, Tahlequah David Bohreer, Wilburton Jerry Booth, Wilburton Vice President , JOE CANNON Secretary ,,,,. W JACK PAINTER Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, MARILYN HUNNICUT S. S. Rep. ,.,.. L aa,, ...J B ILL AGENT Jerry Bourne, Bokoshe Ruby Boyce, Tahlequah Johnny Boyd, Muskogee Marvin Brannon, Fanshowe Hugh Branyon, Tulsa Don Brashear, Stilwell Phyllis Brazeal, Oologah Adolph Brazinsky, Muskogee Jack Brookshire, Commerce Roger Brown, Big Cabin of 1961 Bobby Bruno, Tulsa Richard Buzza, Okmulgee Elizabeth Bynum, Westville Joe Cannon, Sand Springs Nancy Carpenter, Tahlequah Wanda Carroll, Leach Ronald Casey, Bunch J. W. Cauthon, Miami Wayne Cearley, Big Cabin Anne Childress, Warner Gwendolyn Craig, Poteau James Craun, Pawhuska Peggy Crawford, Tahlequah Lena Crittenden, Hulbert Margaret Crocker, Boynton Sue Crosswell, Canadian Callie Cunliffe, Muskogee Francis Cunningham, Tahlequah Ronald Curnutt, Tulsa Ronald Curtis, Tulsa 3' Earl Chrisman, Muskogee James Christian, Muskogee Richard Chuculate, Sallisaw Susie Chuleewah, Vian Ronald Clapp, Miami Wendell Claxton, Coweta Tommy Clayton, Haskell Jo Nell Condren, Muldrow Ralph Conner, Alluwe Don Cooksey, Fairland Wanda Coppedge, Tahlequah Kay Cordray, Proctor Bryan Covey, Tahlequah Barbara Crabtree, Sapulpa Phil Craft, Hugo Junior Class Carole Cypert, Muskogee Mary Ann Daily, Eufaula Joe Darnell, Blue Jacket Tom Davenport, Muskogee Evelyn Davis, Tahlequah Ronald Davis, Tahlequah Leta Dawson, Stilwell James Deloache, Wilburton Clio P. Dempsey, Muskogee Arnold Dotson, Tahlequah Bob Garner, Pryor Dean Gates, Tahlequah Fred Gesin, Broken Arrow Cherry Gill, Chelsea Carol Gilliland, Bowring Jose Gonzale-s, Muskogee Dee Ray Gott, Ochelata Ellen H. Gourd, Tahlequah Gloria Graham, Spavinaw Ray Grandstafrf, Muskogee Jon Douthitt, Picher Johnann Duvall, Tahlequah Jimmy Eidson, Wagoner Joe Enlow, Tahlequah Derril Etchison, Pierce Tom Ethridge, Leonard Donald Farthing, Wagoner Aundria Finley, Muskogee Marcella Flanagan, Sallisaw Helen Flint, Tahlequah Carolyn Ford, Muskogee Louise Foster, Tahlequah Arthur Franks, Wagoner Greta Franks, Tulsa Barbara Frick, Tulsa Adene Harl, Tahlequah Gene Harris, Daisy M. Wayne Harrold, Bristow George Hattery, Cardin Bill Haynes, Canadian Donald Henderson, Tulsa Robert Henderson, Bixby Betty Hendren, Fort Gibson Durwood Hendricks, Canadian Anita Hensley, Missouri Raymond Higginbotham, Tahlequah Charles Hill, Poteau Gloria Hockett, Tulsa Andy Hogan, Tulsa Jerry Holt, Cameron of 1961 Evelyn Gravitt, Wagoner Lynn A. Gray, Bartlesville Anita Green, Stilwell Lois Grunden, Afton Leo Guthrie, Wainwright Cleo Guthrie, Muskogee Pat Haggard, Council Hill Wilson Hair, Hulbert Theodore Hall, Tahlequah Alice Hallford, Tulsa Frances Hudlin, Tahlequah Sharon Hulsey, Arkorna Judy Humphreys, Tulsa Richard Hunter, Spiro Cecil Johns, Florida Bill Johnson, Tahlequah Janet Jones, Kansas George Jordan, Jenks Norma Killingsworth, Checotah Cleve Kinnear, Claremore Paul E. Lewis, Muskogee Vida Lewis, Wagoner Robert Livesay, Muskogee Carolyn Lile, Pofeau Charles Lindsay, Tahlequah James A. Liner, Jenks Jackie Lovett, Tulsa Dick Lynch, Muskogee Ada McAlvain, Oologah Louis McClendon, Broken Arrow Norma McCollum, Tahlequah Ruel L. McConnell, Muskogee Charles McCoy, Barnsdall Herbert McDaniel, Tulsa Wanda J. McElhannon, Okmulgee ,wx GN Junior Class Anna Lee Kirk, Tahlequah David Kisner, Tahlequah Eloise Kukal, Tulsa Kathryn Lancaster, Wagoner Frank Landrum, Ardmore Paul Lackey, Okmulgee Richard Large, Okay Charley Lenderman, Muskogee Donna Jean Lenox, Boynton Pat Lester, Broken Arrow Barbara E. McGarry, Wright City Jerry D. McGaugh, Bristow James McKinney, Jenks Jim McSpadden, Tahlequah Billie Mallory, Sapulpa James L. Matthews, Tulsa Don Maxey, Tulsa Kay E. Mechling, Bartlesville Billy G. Mecom, Tulsa L. D. Melton, Osage of 1961 Carol Mings, Wilburton Edna F. Mitchell, Sallisaw John Mohatt, Tulsa Richard A. Moore, Muskogee John S. Morgan, Hartshorne Neil T. Murphy, Colorado Jerry A. Nelms, Coweta Ruth E. Nelson, Tulsa Brenda K. Newton, Sallisaw Jane Nichols, Beggs Eugene Putty, Muskogee Pattie Pyle, Tahlequah Hershel Quattlebaum, Wagoner Gretchen Queton, Tahlequah Bill Rackley, Haskell Jimmie L. Reed, Nowata Sandra Rhea, Dewey Ester J. Rhodes, Muskogee Betty A. Richardson, Sallisaw Judith Ritter, Ketchum John P. Odle, Colcorcl Bill J. Odom, Chouteau Sandra K. Pack, Vian Jack L. Painter, Pryor Jerrel Parent, Muskogee Richard Patrick, Muskogee Doyle Patterson, Cleveland Ronald D. Perdue, Muskogee Kathy E. Perkins, Pocola Kin Pirtle, McAlesfer Charles Platt, Bartlesville Barbara Pogue, Tahlequah John L. Potter, Tahlequah Mary F. Price, Sallisaw Janet Pugh, Muskogee Junior Class Doris Rochau, Tulsa Mary Ann Rogers, Tahlequah Glenda M. Ross, Muldrow James A. Rowland, Tahlequah Judith A. Ryan, Haworth Elain Seckler, Tulsa Richard C. Shermer, Arkansas Robert Shock, Stilwell Bob Simmons, Afton Murlene Simpson, Poteau Vesta L. Stone, Beggs Winnie L. Stovall, Vian Earl Strebeck, Sallisaw Gary Strebel, Okay Rennard Strickland, Muskogee Ronald Stringer, Bartlesville Charles Stumbaugh, Stigler Norma Jean Summer, Adair Roger L. Sweeney, Holdenville Kermit Tanzey, Bartlesville Yb- Bill J. Sisson, Pryor Carolyn Smith, Okmulgee Donna Smith, Wagoner Harold L. Smith, Bixby Luther L. Smith, Muskogee Ronnie R. Smith, Okmulgee Samuel Snyder, .lay Vera Sowder, Tahlequah Archie Spencer, Jay Leslie Spencer, Hulbert Barbara Staggs, Muskogee Junior Dee Stallard, Tahlequah Mary B. Standetord, Nowata Lonnie Stansiter, Pawhuska Nancy Stanton, Muskogee David Tucker, Muskogee Cecil Underwood, Marble City Karen Vanzant, Claremore Betty Vaughan, LeQuire Dale Vaught, Inola Dennis Wallis, Eufaula Fulton Warren, Tulsa Linda Wasson, Tahlequah Virginia Watkins, Tahlequah Wanda Watson, Westville James D. Wheeler, Tulsa Larry T. White, Bartlesville Glenn Williams, Wister John Williams, Tulsa Ramona Williams, Poteau of 1961 Paula Tarkington, Tahlequah Jake Taylor, Talihina Martha Taylor, Hartshorne Clinto Thornton, Jay Meredith Thornton, Locust Grove Ann Tims, Claremore James Tobler, Spiro Robert Townsend, Muskogee Thomas Traw, Arkoma Dixie R. Trickey, Big Cabin Jeanne Willis, Sand Springs Benny Willmon, McCurtain Kenneth P. Wilson, Checotah Bess Ann Wingfield, Stilwell Nelle Ann Woodard, Tahlequah Auswald Woods, Fort Gibson Dewayne Wright, Tulsa Clyde Yarbrough, Coweta Sam Younger, Watts Sophomore C ass Class Officers President ,,,,,.,,..... ,,,, R ANDALL WHITE Vice President eew.. ee., S HIRLEY LITTLEFIELD Secretary ..,.,,,,,, , ELOISE ROBERTS Treasurer ,,,,..,.....,, NEIL JONES Student Senate .....s. URA LEE MOORE Evelena Accord, Stidham Frank Adams, Haskell Johnny Adams, Deleware Max Aierson, Unknown Betty Lou Baker, Tahlequah Sammy Leo Ball, Pryor Paul Barrett, Tulsa David Bates, Nowata Darlene Batt, Locust Grove Claudia Bell, Sallisaw William Belle lsle, Tulsa Loretta Berry, Muskogee Daniel Bighorse, Pawhuska James Blackwell, Locust Grove Mary Boardman, Muskogee Chris Bolton, Eucha of 1961 Ann Bowles, Westville Judy Kay Boyd, Proctor Edward Brace, Apache Edna Louise Brannon, Pryor Duane Branscum, Page Anna Lee Brown, Eufaula Kenneth Bruno, Tulsa Janice Burchfield, Muskogee Fred Burgess, Tahlequah Jean Bushyhead, Tahlequah Nelda Jo Butler, Tahlequah Dee Ann Bynum, Vian Shirley Joe Bynum, Tahlequah Charles Anthony Cagle, Westville Clara Campbell, Big Cabin Donna Jean Capps, Muskogee Oscar Emerson Capps, Sallisaw Pauline Cariker, Whitefield Norma Jean Casady, Park Hill Deanna Jean Caswell, Jay Judy Chandler, Tulsa Billy Don Childress, Porter Lavonne Collins, Chelsea Lucy Combites, Wagoner Darlene Combs, Chouteau Billie Reynolds Cook, Tahlequah Shirlene Cook, Fairfax William Roger Core, Tulsa Marcia Covey, Tahlequah Patsy Crawford, Tahlequah Kay Kathleen Crow, Tulsa Lottie Virginia Crumm, Rose Sophomore Howard Crutchfield, Sallisaw Jerry Cupps, Sand Springs Peggy Ellen Dause, Ff. Gibson Tommy Davenport, Wagoner Edward Davidson, Henryeffa Wilma Davidson, Sapulpa June Yvonne Davis, Skiatook Yvonne Davis, Hanna Robert Dean, Council Hill Sandra Deonier, Broken Arrow Leda Diffenclaffer, Tulsa Jimmy Ray Dishman, Chelsea Judy Dobbs, Tulsa Jerry Door, Tahlequah Jim Dryden, Tahlequah Dwight Gene Dunham, lnola Harvey Edwards, Wagoner Kenneth Endres, Tulsa Neil Epps, Talihina Anthony Fiorello, Linden, N. J. Barbara Fisher, Tulsa Danny Eugene Foster, Stilwell Naida Kay Freeman, Breckenridge Pat Fritsche, Hampton Rd., N. J. Lola Garrison, Jay S. W. George, Canadian James Gibson, Tulsa Judy Gladden, Checotah Deloris Gonzales, Muskogee Ann Gordon, Tulsa Patrick Gordon, Vian John Gough, Henryetta C ass of 1961 Jerry Clyde Green, Tulsa Billie Guenther, Tahlequah Ruth Elaine Guthrie, Big Cabin Patsy Hailey, Muskogee Dollie June Hainzinger, Barflesville Gerald Halpain, Hulbert Anna Lanora Harnrn, Checotah Don Hampton, Tulsa Winfred Leon Hampton, Tahlequah Frances Hardin, Checotah Mary Harkey, Tahlequah Beverly Harl, Tahlequah Sally Harp, Delaware Marjorie Fay Harris, Fairland Janice Hatfield, Muskogee Everett Haymore, Tulsa Betty Hedrick, Tahlequah Don Helmer, Muskogee Sharon Kay Helmer, Muskogee Ivan Hembree, Stilwell Janey Hendrix, Westville Alyce Hermanson, Tulsa Don Herzog, Muskogee Maxine Hillard, Anderson, Mo. Glen Hinkle, Bartlesville John Holcomb, Okmulgee Dorothy June Hooser, Sapulpa Willie Roy Hytche, Porter Sue Ingersoll, Salina Donald Ray Johnson, Poteau Frances Johnson, Okmulgee Ralph Johnson, Tulsa Sophomore Class Charles David Jones, Okmulgee Katherine Jones, Sallisaw Neal Jones, Tahlequah Zeta Jones, Westville Gerald Kelsey, Drumwright Barbara Ann Kersey, Stilwell Alline Keys, Tahlequah Gerald Kimbrell, Tulsa Frankie King, Vian James Kirbey, Tulsa Lucy Kirby, Sapulpa Robert Kissee, Seneca, Mo. Gwen Knight, Checotah Betty Lamont, Tahlequah Robert Latimer, Sallisaw Cleda Latta, Checotah Patty Lieb, Nowata Penney Lieb, Nowata Carolyn Liles, Checotah Shirley Littlefield, Pryor Jerry Long, Tahlequah Doris Lowery, Tahlequah Jim Lucas, Sand Springs David Leon Luce, Sand Springs Lovell McChristian, Tahlequah Kenneth McCoy, Morris Fred McDonald, Sallisaw Leon McDonald, Tahlequah Margaret McKibben, Muskogee Dorothy Marshall, Watonga William Marshall, Fairland George Martin, Muskogee of 1961 Beth Mason, Claremore April Matlock, Tulsa Verlia Mays, Bunch Sharon Middlebusher, Dewey Steve Milburn, Tulsa Ura Lee Moore, Sand Springs Virgil Ellis Moren, Okmulgee Jimmy Morrison, Bartlesville Dewey Moshier, Okmulgee Patricia Munda, Henryetta Kathalene Myers, Checotah Rodney Newland, Tulsa Rosa Newton, Sallisaw Rae Nixon, Tulsa Jerry Nunneley, Tahlequah Edith Ogden, Wainwright Janice O'Neil, Caney, Kansas Jerry Oquin, lnola Fred Overstreet, Tulsa Thomas Owen, Locust Grove Anna Jean Parker, Tulsa Phillip Parks, Tulsa Mary Alice Pearson, Tulsa Don Lee Peavler, Muskogee Robin Perona, McAlester Tom Pfrimrner, Muskogee Darlene Phipps, Tulsa Jim Pickett, Sand Springs Joyce Plumlee, Porter Jack Polson, Okmulgee Billy Ray Porter, Tulsa Kathleen Potter, Tahlequah Sophomore Class Virginia Powell, Stigler Virgil Glenn Prentice, Stigler Patricia Priddy, Muskogee Marilyn Purviance, Tulsa Erma Quinn, Tahlequah Melba Quinton, Tahlequah Dale Ragan, Tahlequah Mary Ragsdale, Muskogee Kenneth Raley, Okmulgee Barbara Randeau, Tulsa Polly Rector, Sallisaw Gary Redman, Romona Jerry Reese, Tahlequah Jack Robbins, Stilwell Roy Robbins, Bunch Nadine Roberson, Chelsea Eloise Roberts, Billings Patricia Roberts, Pryor Bill Robson, Tulsa James Rollins, Bartlesville Marilyn Root, Tahlequah Jerry Russell, Henryetta Ronnie Russell, Tulsa Alvin Sandahl, Wetaskiwin, Canada Sue Sellick, Locust Grove Patricia Shackelford, Jay Donna Sheppard, Warner Phyllis Shewbart, Tahlequah Fran Shoemake, Tulsa Billie Shrum, Tahlequah James Gerald Simmons, Tulsa James Simmons, Vian of 1961 Norma Skinner, Warner John Smith, Pierce Judy Smith, Hoffman LaFerne Smith, Tahlequah Shirley Smith, Tahlequah Stanley Smith, Tulsa William Smith, McAlester Barbara Smithey, Vinita John Speer, Vian Ida Sue Spinks, Westville Carole Stacy, Webber Falls Grace Stanford, Tulsa Virgie Starr, Stilwell Ruthie Stebbins, Muskogee Barbara Steeber, Fort Gibson Clyde Steep, Dewey David Still, Dewey Pat Stillwell, Tulsa Dorothy Stipes, Salina William Stone, Tulsa Sue Stout, Claremore Sammye Sullivan, Pryor Betty Sumter, Claremore Rebecca Sweeney, Sallisaw Joyce Switzer, Muskogee Cecil Taggart, Bartlesville Anita Taliaferro, Tulsa Osborn Taylor, Boynton Patsy Taylor, Muskogee Carolyn Thompson, Tulsa Marvin Tilden, Anaclarko Martha Timmerman, Sallisaw Sophomore Class of 1961 Ray Tobey, Sapulpa Nancy Towry, Tahlequah Hampton Tygart, Tulsa David Updike, Broken Arrow Victor Vance, Proctor Irene Vanderheiden, Bunch George Vermillion, Sand Springs Judy Vogel, Eufaula Bobbie Waldon, Hanna Carol Walker, Bartlesville Frank Walker, Tulsa John Walters, Porter John Waltz, Stigler Roman Ward, Ramona Linda Webb, Sallisaw Charles Welch, Sallisaw Barbara West, Muskogee Frankie Wheeler, Big Cabin Leland White, Roosevelt Linda White, Tulsa Randall White, Keytsone Philip Whitney, Tulsa Deanna Wilder, Tulsa James Williams, Barnsdall Sandra Williams, Broken Arrow Charles Wilson, Muskogee Jolina Winkle, Checotah Ray Wise, Muskogee Kenneth Adair, Chouteau Virginia Adair, Jay Ronald Adams, Tulsa Shirley Adams, Tahlequah Louis Ahlen, Oklahoma City Wanda Albro, Jay Charles Allen, Tahlequah David Allen, Gentry, Ark. Karen Anders, Bartlesville Richard Anders, Bartlesville Larry Andrews, Tulsa Rhoda Applegate, Peggs Wesley Ard, Oklahoma City Donald Arnold, Muskogee Tipton Asher, Fairfax Jerald Atchley, Muskogee Francis Atkinson, Hominy Mickey Back, Salina Jerry Baines, Tulsa Joe Baker, Tahlequah Freshman Class of 1961 Class Officers President ,c,,c,,c Vice President , ,,,, 7 .. MIKE WINSTON BENNIE JARNAGIN Secretary ,c,,,c so .L ,,c,, JIMMYE BEASLEY Treasurer ,,,,, L , Student Senate Student Senate ANN COOPER WAYNE BEVERAGE JENNIE EVERTSON Freshman Class John Baker, Tulsa John Balenko, Bartlesville Dewayne Bannister, Broken Arrow Carolyn Barnes, Stilwell Carl Barto, Tulsa Freddie Bassett, Sand Springs Bonnie Batterson, Tulsa Jo Lynn Beals, Muskogee Jirnmye Beasley, Missouri Victor Beaty, Broken Arrow Steve Beck, Sperry Grace S. Beckner, Tulsa Mary L. Bell, Bartlesville Billy Benham, Stillwell Carol Bennett, Tulsa Nancy Benson, Tulsa Edwina Berry, Collinsville Wayne Beverage, Muskogee Loreta Bias, Tahlequah Tony Bickel, Muskogee Annette Biggers, Bixby Robin Bim, Bartlesville Paula Blank, Tahlequah Bob Blaylock, Tulsa Sandra Bledsoe, Tulsa Sharon Bogle, Vinita Douglas Bolen, Porter Roy Boone, Osage Joyce Borden, Muskogee Donna Borin, Sallisaw Dan Borovetz, Muskogee Lana Borovetz, Muskogee Barbara Boyles, Checofah William Bradley, Sand Springs Wayne Brooks, Tulsa Beverly Brown, Pryor Gary Brown, Tulsa Judy Brown, Henryetta Phala Brown, Bartlesville Terry Brown, Tulsa Tommy Brown, Tulsa Virginia Brown, Vera William Brown, Okmulgee Beverly Browning, Grove Robert Bruce, Tulsa Katherine Bruton, Muskogee Roy Bryant, Tahlequah Harold Buchanan, Pryor Clemmie Buckner, Stilwell Darlene Budd, Pryor Richard Burden, Tulsa James Burks, Tahlequah Johnny Burnett, Stilwell Delcene Burns, Fort Gibson Judy Burns, Mazie Dayna Butler, Claremore Linda Butler, Sand Springs Leslie Byfield, lnola Harold Caldwell, Salina Shirley Callahan, Vian Myrna Callison, Pryor David Cameron, Henryetfa Charles Cannon, Tulsa Charles L. Cannon, Hulbert Paulene Cantrell, Morris Ronda Capps, Tulsa Betty Carlton, Tahlequah Gregory Carr, Vinifa Donald Carrington, Westville Johnny Carter, Muskogee of 1961 Lee Carter, Sand Springs Richard Carter, Muskogee Frank Casey, Oilton Freddy Castle, Tulsa Robert Cauthron, Talihina Virginia Caves, Pryor Barbara Chaftin, Tulsa Richard Chapman, Skiatook Marilyn Cheatham, Sand Springs Bonnie Cherry, Choufeau Jackson Childress, Porter Bill Clark, Pryor Darell Clark, Stilwell John Russell Clark, Stilwell Timothy Clark, Muskogee William Clark, Muskogee Kathleen Clary, Talihina Larry Claybrook, Tulsa Ronald Clayton, Wann Craig Clemons, Bartlesville Emma Lou Clines, Sapulpa Fonda Coats, Tulsa Glenn Cobb, Muskogee David Cole, Tahlequah Sherry Coleman, Tulsa Billie Collier, Muskogee Ruthann Compton, Locust Grove Doyle Conner, Alluwe Curtis Cook, Sand Springs Linda Anne Cooper, Tulsa Janis Corbitt, Tulsa Russel Corley, Coweta Ellen Lou Cory, Tulsa Julianna Costain, Pryor Floyd Cottle, Sulphur Patsy Cotton, Mounds Vicki Couch, Novvata Sue Courtaway, Tulsa Ellen Cox, Bartlesville Jerry Cragar, Tahlequah Joyce Cragar, Tahlequah Sara Crank, Muskogee Frank Cravens, Tulsa Bobby Crawford, Tahlequah Mitchell Crosswell, Canadian Kay Crouch, Tulsa Judith Culp, Tulsa Kenneth Cunningham, Wagoner Mary Cunningham, Tahlequah Carolyn Cutsinger, Claremore Herbert Dallis, Tahlequah Donald Daniel, Okay William Daniels, Tulsa Cleeta Frances Darnell, Vinita Duane Davidson, Henryetta Margie Kay Davidson, Keota Quentin Davis, Muskogee William Davis, Tulsa Roberta Day, Tahlequah Douglas Dearing, Park Hill Bobby Dearrington, Tulsa Winston Deeds, Tulsa Clarence Delapp, Bartlesville Jack Denney, Sperry Wayne Denton, Coweta Betty Devers, Chouteau Daniel Devine, Muskogee James DeWalt, Barnsdall Mary DeWalt, Barnsdall Beverly Jane Dewel, Tulsa of 1961 Gayla Dick, Oklahoma City Cappy Dobbs, Tishomingo Margaret Dobbs, Stilwell Charles Doerflinger, Nowata Tomrny Dollar, Wagoner John Dorris, Bartlesville Julie Downum, Tahlequah Edward Dunagan, Okay Reta Dunham, Tahlequah Carolyn Dutton, Collinsville Paul Duvall, Tulsa Linda Dyer, Wagoner Ervin Eastham, Tahlequah Shirley Eastham, Tahlequah Charline Eddings, Welling Richa rd Eddleman, Muskogee Johnnie Edwards, Gore John Elliston, Holdenville Lyle English, Stilwell Bonnie Enlow, Park Hill Steve Eskridge, Tahlequah Buddy Evans, Ochelata David Evans, Tahlequah Jennie Evertson, Oklahoma City Norma Farmer, lVlcCurtain Kenneth Farris, lVlcAlester James Farthing, Wagoner Carolyn Filler, Tulsa Wanda Fleetwood, Beggs Janicia Fletcer, Muldrow Juana Flint, Claremore Ramonia Sue Flood, Eufaula Jerry Folsom, McAlester Jackie Ford, Tahlequah Nluriel Ford, Tulsa Judith Foster, Bartlesville Mary Cathryn Fowler, Tulsa Richard Franklin, Locust Grove William French, Muskogee Karen Fuller, Tulsa Richard Gaddis, Bartlesville Robert Galatian, Vian Kenneth Genn, Southwest City, Mo. Judy Gass, Tulsa Arthur Geary, Bartlesville Richard Geiger, Tulsa Jeffery Gibson, Tulsa Martha Gilstrap, Stigler Lillian Girdner, Tahlequah Janice Gist, Tahlequah James Glasgow, Wagoner Ronald Glenn, Southwest City, Mo. Frances Glory, Tahlequah Carolyn Goodwin, Sapulpa Timothy Goombi, Fort Cobb Jewell Gordon, Tulsa Charles Gosnell, Tahlequah Gerald Graham, Spavinaw Dorothy Gramlich, Checotah John Grandi, Tulsa Margaret Grandstaff, Muskogee Marilyn Grant, Tulsa James Green, Locust Grove Martha Green, Stilwell Ruth Greenhaw, Tahlequah Gloria Greenmyer, Keota Joy Greenwood, Wagoner Donna Griffith, Tulsa William Grooms, Westville Richard Gunning, Norman of 1961 William Gufhrie, Tahlequah Jane'r Gyles, Tahlequah Barbara Hadden, Pryor Torn Haddock, Norman Vance Haggard, Council Hill Grace Haigler, Muskogee Marilyn Haines, Barflesville Joe Hainzinger, Barflesville Gordon Hair, Barflesville Minnie Hair, Hulbert Louis Hall, Tulsa Jesse Hallford, Tulsa Zack Hamilton, Tahlequah Ronald Hamlin, Okmulgee James Hargis, Tahlequah Annefre Hargrove, Tulsa Mary Harlan, Muskogee Carolyn Harp, Vinifa Kay Dee Harris, Taylor Ronald Harris, Pawhuska Bill Harrison, Muskogee Carolyn Harvell, Muldrow Linda Harvey, Muskogee Leon Hassell, Wagoner Gerald Hasrie, Sand Springs Mary Hatfield, Wagoner Daniel Hausam, Coweta Shirley Havens, Tahlequah Susan Haversrick, Barnsdall Ben Hawkins, Hanna Charles Hawkins, Barnsdall Philip Hawkins, Tulsa Marsha Hayden, Okmulgee Clarence Hayes, Muskogee William Hayes, Hulbert Karren Hayner, Muskogee Herbert Hellen, Wagoner Linda Helms, Muskogee Frank Hendrickson, Muskogee Carol Henshaw, Tahlequah Jeanette Hensley, Muskogee Harry Hepworth, Muskogee James Hickerson, Tulsa Martha Hicks, Wagoner Larry Hill, Muskogee Patrick Hill, Muskogee Twila Hill, Leach Virginia Hill, Tahlequah Jane Hinds, Heavener Danny Hite, Tulsa Bette Hodges, Jay Patricia Hofmeister, Chouteau Jeanette Hogner, Tahlequah Syble Hogner, Stilwell James Holland, Hulbert Robert Holland, Tulsa John Hollinsworth, Hominy Jimmie Hopkins, Stilwell Terry Hopkins, Okay Carolyn Houghton, Vinita Brenda Howard, Tulsa John Howard, Shidler Donna Howerton, Tulsa John Huckaby, Pryor Howard Huff, Tulsa Buryl Hughes, Sperry Glen Hughes, Tahlequah Jerry Hughes, Sand Springs Walsie Hulsey, Tahlequah Carroll Humphrey, Tulsa of 1961 Freshman Class Gary Hunt, Tulsa James Hunter, Tulsa Bobby Hutchison, Tulsa Pete Hyde, Colcord Larry lmbeau, Muskogee Vernon lngle, Tahlequah Sharon Irwin, Bartlesville Andy Jackson, Hulbert Edward James, Tulsa Ann Janeway, Tulsa Bennie Jarnagin, Tulsa Jetfry Johnson, Tulsa Mae Dean Johnson, Vian William Johnson, Muskogee Wilma Johnson, Muskogee Harold Johnston, Shidler Eddie Jones, Fort Gibson Janice Jones, Tahlequah Mary Esther Jones, Bacone Paul Jones, Tulsa Victory Jones, Tulsa Virginia Jones, Porter Diane Jordan, Muskogee Karen Kappel, Tulsa Glydene Kay, Vinita Ronald Keeling, Fort Gibson Anita Keen, Stilwell Sharon Key, Sperry Paul Kirnball, Tulsa Patricia King, Tulsa Jack Kinrnan, Tulsa Joanne Kinney, Momence, Ill Sandra Kinnison, Tulsa Helen Kirk, Tahlequah David Kopenhagen, Tulsa David Kyger, Muskogee Sheran Kyle, Bartlesville Sandra Kyser, Muskogee John Lamb, Muskogee Raymond Lancaster, Wagoner James Landreth, Tulsa Richard Lane, Vinita Geraldine Large, Hulbert Raymond Larsen, Gentry, Ark. Thomas Laster, Muskogee of 1961 l L Thomas Latta, Tulsa Gailene Law, Bourbonnais, lll. Ann Lee, Muskogee Max Lee, Tulsa John Legate, Perry James Lemon, Council Hill Janet Lewellen, Tulsa Mary Linch, Tahlequah Paula Lindley, Tulsa Carolyn Little, Muskogee Jack Little, Muskogee Johnny Little, Muskogee Rose Little, Tulsa Don Littlefield, Salina Sue Littlefield, Hulbert Tommie Lockwood, Sand Springs John Logsdon, Tulsa Victor Lohr, Tulsa Donna Long, Tulsa Shelby Lowery, Tulsa Sharon Lucas, Tulsa Judy Luce, Sand Springs Lolita Lunday, Pavvhuska Vernon Luster, Beggs Thomas Lyle, Tulsa Linda McBride, Pawhuska Wendell McBride, Tulsa Glen McCaslin, Tulsa Norma McClure, Muskogee Michael McCroy, Bartlesville Linda McCullah, Hitchita Wilma McCully, Stilwell Margie McDaniel, Tahlequah Elmer McDonald, Tulsa - Freshman Class Tsianina Mclntosh, Tulsa Joe Bryce McKinney, Eufaula Robert McKinney, Sallisaw Errol McKoy, Tulsa Ronald McMurray, Broken Arrow John McPherson, Pryor James Mabrey, Tulsa Cammela Maggard, Westville Charles Magness, Alluwe Victor Marchant, Panama David Marrs, Sapulpa Billy Martin, Vinita Leslie Martin, Unknown Tommy Martin, Haskell Russell Martz, Pryor Jerry Mason, Muldrow Margaret Masters, Tahlequah Jerry Mays, Broken Arrow Violet Merriott, Stilwell Ardith Meyer, Muskogee Geraldine Middleton, Chelsea Linda Miller, Tulsa Gerald Milligan, Tulsa Mike Mills, Jay Anthony Minyard, Henryetta Frances McCarter, Siloam Springs, Ar Gloria Mitchell, Pawhuska Jerry Mitchell, Vinita Lonus Mitchell, Colcord Marilyn Mitchell, Dewey Marsha Mitchell, Pryor Anthony Mofteit, Tulsa Juanita Moore, Tulsa Richard Moore, Okrnulgee Paul Moran, Tulsa Spencer Morris, Stilwell Emmabel Moten, Stilwell Marilyn Moyer, Bartlesville Leon Mudd, Tulsa Bob Murphy, Pawhuska James Murphy, Vian Judith Murray, Tulsa Barbara Neel, Mazie Jack Neel, Wagoner Marnita Nesbitt, Tulsa William Newby, Tulsa Linda Newell, Tulsa Edward Nichols, Bixby Sharon Nimmo, Sallisaw Karen Nowlin, Afton Lawrence Nunley, Tulsa Robert Oard, Barnsdall Danney O'Dell, Fort Gibson Carolyn Orr, Okmulgee Barbara Owens, Henryetta Tommy Pabitzky, Tulsa Cled Painter, Stigler Jimmy Pallissard, Tulsa Mattie Panell, Tahlequah Harry Pannell, Tulsa Hazel Pate, Muskogee of 1961 Freshman Class Garland Pearce, Checotah Suwayne Pearson, Pryor Linda Perkins, Fort Smith, Ark. John Perrier, Bartlesville David Perry, Muskogee Lloyd Petete, Holdenville Carl Pettigrew, Stilwell Charlotte Phillips, Foyil Gladys Pierce, Salina Jane Pierce, Sperry Warren Pingleton, Haileyville Robert Pippin, Vinita Martha Pittman, Lake Charles, La Belva Plummer, Tulsa Carolyn Pogson, Tulsa Anna Polk, Tulsa Diana Pollard, Tulsa Tommy Polson, Collinsville Judith Pool, Tulsa Howard Potts, Tulsa Jon Powers, Claremore Richard Pratt, Tulsa Willoughby Priddy, Muskogee Mary Prince, Tulsa John Pruitt, Stilwell Leroy Rainey, Cushing Earleene Rains, Westville Carole Rainwater, Tahlequah Earl Raleigh, Tahlequah Nancy Randolph, Bixby Richard Rash, Tulsa Donna Rebholz, Sapulpa Rosemary Reddy, Bartlesville Anna Reed, Delaware Cristi Reese, Fairfax Donnie Reese, Proctor Norman Reese, Proctor John Reid, Muskogee John Reynolds, Alluwe Mary Rhea, Dewey Mabel Rhoades, Jay Donald Rhyne, Tulsa Mary Richerson, Muskogee Kenton Riddle, Tulsa Carolyn Rigney, Muskogee Doylene Riley, Tulsa Norma Ritch, Hulbert Linda Ritschel, Tulsa Mary Roberts, Stigler James Robertson, Tulsa Ray Rochau, Tulsa Jesus Rodriguez, Eltigre, Ven. Carolyn Rogers, Stilwell Sandra Rose, Westville Betty Ross, Salina Edgar Ross, Muskogee Spencer Rosson, Muskogee Ronald Rounds, Muskogee Joan Rowe, Ramona Julia Ruminer, Collinsville Wiley Ryal, Dewar Jerald Sanders, Rose Pricilla Sanders, Tulsa Sharon Sanders, Claremore Stephen Sanders, Sand Springs Donald Sanderson, Bartlesville Mike San Miguel, Tulsa Zella Sarten, Kansas Thurlow Schauttler, Coweta James Schooling, Pawhuska of 1961 A Freshman Class Eddie Shafer, Muskogee Doris Sharp, Vinita Robert Shaw, Tulsa Theodore Shaw, Stroud Suzanne Shellenbarger, Tulsa Kristen Shores, Muskogee Samuel Short, Vian Mary Shroyer, Morris Sandra Sikes, Muskogee Roy Silvis, Tulsa James Siner, Muskogee Robbin Skaggs, Tulsa William Skaggs, Jenks Wanda Skinner, Tulsa Lucinda Slate, Westville Jerry Smallwood, Tulsa Barbara Smith, Tulsa Clair Smith, Park Hill Glenda Smith, Stigler Harry Smith, Muskogee Jackie Smith, Okmulgee Judy Smith, Muskogee Linda Smith, Tulsa Marvin Smith, Bixby Richard Smith, Muskogee Robert Smith, Okemah Sue Ann Smith, Tahlequah Willis Smith, Tahlequah Sylvia Snawder, Siloam Springs, Ark Joyce Snyder, Kay Ora Sorenson, Tulsa Lana Spangler, Heavener Fred Stallard, Tulsa Gary Stanley, Tulsa George Stanley, Tahlequah Sue Ann Stephens, Wagoner Jay Stevens, Oklahoma City Carolyn Stewart, Stilwell Anthony Stockton, Muskogee Donna Stockton, Muskogee Clifford Stoops, Tulsa Austin Stough, McAlester John Stubbs, Muskogee Patricia Stubbs, Tulsa Joe Surber, Pawhuska Charlotte Surrell, Vinita Carolyn Swim, Tahlequah Gretchen Tackett, Checotah Alvin Tallbear, Tahlequah Gary Tameny, Tulsa Loretta Taylor, Sallisaw Karen Thomas, Tulsa Wynema Thomas, Stilwell Linda Thomason, Boynton Barbara Thompson, Muskogee David Thompson, Muskogee James Thornbury, Tulsa Sandra Thorne, Tahlequah Jimmy Tice, Claremore Richard Timme, Tulsa Glenda Tincher, Tahlequah Herbert Tohlen, Tulsa Jane Trimble, Ft. Smith, Ark. Donna Triplett, Jay Daniel Tubb, Tahlequah Judith Tucker, Tulsa Thomas Tucker, Tulsa William Tyree, Muskogee Nina Uihelyi, Tulsa Mary Umber, Collinsville of 1961 Freshman Class Alvin Underhill, Westville Ella Unger, Stilwell Mary Unrau, lnola Ardyth Vaught, Tulsa Joan Voils, Eufaula David Von Holten, Tulsa George Wadley, Muskogee Barbara Walden, Muskogee Earlene Waldroop, Watts William Walker, Okemah Janelle Wallace, Okmulgee Bob Ward, Tulsa Judith Ward, Tahlequah Kenneth Ward, Muskogee Michael Ward, Muskogee Tommy Watkins, Stilwell Graham, Weakley, Skiatook Bernardine Weaver, Pryor Maudene Webb, Hulbert Judy Weber, Muskogee Sharon Neddeau, Tahlequah Joyce Wehnes, Tahlequah Jerry Wells, Sulphur Elada Wheeler, Tahleguah Beverly White, Tulsa Grace White, Jones Jim White, Tahlequah John White, Okmulgee Dick Whitekiller, Hulbert Bette Whitelock, Tulsa Gwendolyn Whitesell, Tulsa Jerry Whitman, Muskogee Paulette Whitstone, Unlisted Nancy Wilcox, Oklahoma City Larry Wilkinson, Tulsa Bobby Williams, Porter Christine Williams, Weleetka Donald Williams, Tulsa Frank Williams, Tulsa John Williams, Tulsa Wallace Williams, Vian Paul Willis, Cookson Carol Willoughby, Muskogee Betty Wilson, Tahlequah Robert Wilson, Stroud Ronald Wilson, Checotah Judy Winchell, Sapulpa Kay Wingo, Muskogee Michael Winston, Jenks Margaret Womack, Cameron Mary Jo Wood, Tahlequah Ronald Wood, Tulsa Wilda Wood, Elgin, Kan. Patrick Woodward, Muskogee Marlene Woolridge, Bartlesville Louis Workman, Muskogee Jean Worley, Bunch Janette Wright, Tulsa Linda Wright, Stigler Pat Yetter, Tulsa Bill Young, Wister Mary Young, Tahlequah Mike Young, Tahlequah Sammy Younger, Sand Springs Betty Youngman, Pryor of 1961 53 YA QV Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Epsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Tau Gamma Delia Zela Womerfs lridependem' Sluolenl AssociaTion Meh's Independent Campus Activities Panhellenic Organizations lhierfrafemiiy Council 88 KENNETH ENDRES TOM COOPER BERT BLEDSOE PAT LESTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Beta Chapter of Phi Lambda Chi was organized on This campus in March, 1939, and became nationalized January 19, 1959. Phi Lambda Chi is a fraternity founded on the ideals that strive to make a better man in the sight of God and all mankind. Phi Lambda Chi strives to fulfill that inborn want of man to associate with men of the same interests and ideals. Being a democratic fraternity with equal oppor- tunities for each man, Phi Lambda Chi offers the chal- lenge for leadership and the presentation of new ideals and beliefs. Phi Lambda Chi offers a great contribution for the advancement of scholastic achievement, and socially, of course, the Phi Lambs take a backseat to no one. I' E ..mQ?i9:, a ' Q S NNE The founders of Phi Lambda Chi, in creating an organization, opened the door to great opportunity for students in college training. Today Phi Lambda Chi is a fraternity that ranks high in its chosen field and likewise enjoys a position of leadership and distinction on each campus where an active chapter exists. Second semester pledges, left to right, are: First row-Bill Montgomery, Jerry Mitchell, Charles Scant- len, Jeff Johnson, Leon Luce, and Bill Davis. Second row: Tom Clayton, Jack Kinman, Charles Bunnell, Jim Deloache, and Dick James. 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'H s sr J we 1 ' 2, fr misgq xar gr 1211 'gr ,W 1 wk J gtg wg mfs Bighorse Brown Cagle Crutchfield 89 Gosney Hazel Kisner Nunley Quie11', K. 90 Beta Gamma Chapter Alpha Sigma Alpha ini TFEYAF-1 COLLEEN CADION JANET PUGH PEGGY HOYT DONNA LENOX President Vice President Secretary Treasurer G s fv QQ 2 16 The Alphas were off to a good start this year as twenty-nine girls picked up bids first semester. Rush parties and the acceptance party kept us busy until Homecoming, the big day, arrived. Sharon Helmer, football attendant, Carol Willoughby, Wilson Hall Queen, and Rose Trickey, Northwest Hall Queen, represented us in the parade. Alpha Sigma Alpha had many other honors this year. Peggy Hoyt was elected president of Northwest Hall and Dottie Hooser, vice president. Colleen Cadion was elected treasurer of the senior class, Marilyn Hunnicut was elected treasurer of the iunior class, Shirley Little- field was chosen vice president of the sophomore class, and Ura Lee Moore was elected student representative to the Student Senate from the sophomore class. Returning members to Who's Who were Mava Trickett, Beverly George, and Colleen Cadion. To close the year in triumph, Alpha Sigs have chosen South Pacific as the theme for their spring formal. Second semester pledges are: Front row-Louise Foster, Donna Jo Rebholz, Anna Jean Parker, Kathalene Myers, Pat Stubbs, and Sue Tincher. Back row: Barbara Randeau, Gloria Graham, Jo Harrison, Marilyn Purviance, Frankie King, and Norma Skinner. ,fu-M ' PW- 1 W 'SW'-+..,,,'r 'M QNX ian.. WK 510. uv' MR Aguirie Baiterson Beasley Bennett Benson Borden Bowles Brown Buck Franks Frick George Gordon Griffith Hargrove Helmer Hooser Kina Burns Carlker Collier Collins Condren Crawford Crank Crosswell Deonier Nesbitt Owens Prince Riley Roberts Rowe Skinner Smith Sullivan V AN -1' f A -ua.: Kinney Kyser Law Little Littlefield Meyer Mitchell Moore Munda Tarkington Trickett Trickey, D Trickey, R. West Williams Willoughby Arrington Ritch R fn?- 1, tggf , , ,wt ,A we is r V 1 ' TED TOWRY GUY THOMPSON DALE EDWARDS BILL AGENT President vice President Se Cfefa rv Tr easu fer of ,gliiiiiiliiiiiiii,r . .illlillflllllll Phi Sigma Epsilon National Fraternity was founded in 1910 at Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas. Epsilon Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon was established on this campus in 1930. Since its founding, the local chapter has initiated 531 members. The national fraternity was ranked 7th in the nation among all national fraternities by the College Survey Bureau, Phi Sigma Epsilon is ranked 9th in scholarship and is rated one of the four most progressive. At the present there are approximately 13,000 members. The obiectives of Phi Sigma Epsilon are to encourage culture, to foster college spirit, to perpetuate friend- ship and intimate social ties within its membership, and to provide college homes for active members. Honors held by local members are, Dale Edwards, Student Senator of Senior Class, Cheerleader, Ted Towry, President of Interfraternity Council, Richard Moore, President of Pre-Med Club, Carl Roberts, Presi- dent of Sigma Alpha Eta, Randall White, President of Sophomore Class, Bill Agent, Student Senator of Junior Class, Mike Winston, President of Freshman Class, and Jim Matthews, President of College Youth Fellowship, Cheerleader. Second semester pledges are: Row 1-Jim Liner, Pledge Master, John Balenko, Jim Farthing, Bill Stone, Bill Ed Rogers, Frank Landrum, Bryan Tyree, and Ted Rush. Row 2-Richard Burden, Dick Cameron, Mike Winston, Louis Ahlen, Dick Randolph, Danny Borovetz, and Jim Hunter. Row 3-Robert Gee, Richard Rash, Stan Smith, Fred Castle, Richard Carter, John Carano, and Bob Dowdy. Belle Isle Benson Berry Borovefz Carver Casey Cupps Davenpori Easterling Fiorefti, F. Fiorefli, R. Gray Hinkle Hogan Hunter Iker Jones Kelsey LaCroix Latimer Liner Russell Sharp Stillwell Tanzey Thompson Updike White Wilson Dobbins Rampp McGaugh McKinney Mcspadden Matthews Nelms Nunneley Park Patrick Patterson Peavler Porter Regan Robbins Roberts Rowland Ted Towry, President, Bill Agent, and Richard Moore inspect the favors to be given to rushees at their second semester smoker. Alpha Iota Chapter Sigma Sigma Sigma Nz me f o F as if , as A Q 4 .vi i G5 MARY LaCROlX WONDA CHANEY President Vice President . . and everyone was merry! Cinderella Ball was The setting for the fall formal rush party. On bid night Tri Sigma honored her thirty- one new pledges with a party at The home of Mrs. Robert Mclntosh, a most gracious hostess and a very loyal patroness. Among other honors obtained This year, Tri Sigma placed second in Stunt Night with a Roaring Twenties theme. At Homecoming our own Janet Jones reigned as Football Queen with Jackie Hobbs, another Sigma Sister, serving as an attendant. MARGARET CROCKER MARY DAILY Secretary Treasurer Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded April 20, 1898, aT Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia. The local chap- Ter, Alpha Iota, was chartered in November, i92i. Sigma Sigma Sigma is a national, social, Greek letter society with membership in National Panhellenic Con- ference whose purpose is to offer friendship and guid- ance to young women in college and to furnish them with a home away from home. A scene from the first semester formal rush party. Pledges do not mind working on our shoeshine stand! H' Kay Berryhill Sharon Bogle Donna Borin Anna Lee Brown Janice Burchfield Sue Burgess Dayna Butler Jo Butler Dina Capehart Barbara Chaffin Marilyn Cheatham Becky Collier Vicki Couch Carolyn Cutsinger Fran Darnell Jane Dewell Susie Flood Judy Gladden Ann Gordon Janet Gyles Gracie Haigler Mary Harlan Jackie Hobbs Carolyn Houghton Judy Humphreys Jane Ann Jones Janet Jones Mary Ester Jones Glydene Kay Lucy Kirby Jacque McCollough Tsianina Mclntosh Margaret McKibben Billie Mallory Carol Mings Gail Nieswander Robin Perona Barbara Pogue Gretchen Que-ton Erma Quinn Annette Roberts Doris Rochau Sharon Sanders Kris Shores Sandi Sikes Barbara Smith Carolyn Smith Charlotte Surrell Patsy Taylor Judy Vogel Barbara Walden Deanna Wilder Kay Wingo Ruth Allison Mary Haas CHARLES TABER BILL RACKLEY WARREN SLUSHER RALPH CONNER President Vice President Sigma Tau Gamma is the oldest social organization on the Northeastern State College campus. Zeta chapter was installed at Northeastern State College May 21, l924. The national fraternity, in the past three years, has had an increase from approximately 16,000 mem- bers on campuses in various parts of the United States to approximately 35,000 this year. Members of Sigma Tau Gamma are chosen on the basis of personality, interests, activities, initiative, and Secretary Treasurer 2 6 .0 ' Q Q g general promise. Sigma Tau Gamma is very fortunate to have as its sponsors Dr. Robert Loomis, professor of biology, and Dr. John Lowe, professor of social studies. The distinction of having the only fraternity house on campus also falls on Sigma Tau Gamma. Serving for her fourth year as Sigma Tau Gamma housemother, Mrs. Josephine Loucks has proven to be a very out- standing and gracious hostess. Second semester pledges, left to right, are: First row-S. W. George, Pledgemaster, Don Inman, Jerry Johnson, Mitchell Crosswell, Frank Williams. Second row-Richard Pratt, Grover Reed, Emerson Capps, Bill Clark. Third row-Ronald Clapp, Gordan Hair, Pete Pingle- ton, Bill Odom, Tom Lyle. A, igigg-f ig? W L y 1 SW: Yi QQ:- vu, an P , 'Rh' Doug Dearing Darrell Gosnell Ray Higginboiham Gerald Kimbrell Jack Painter Charles Welch ,FK .i is.-1 if yr .I 15 mi 26? Q4 inf' 'YW -ww Leon Dickey S. VV. George Paul Greene Durwood Guy Houdyshell Hendricks Ralph Johnson Jackie Lovett Ruel McConnell James Reed Sam Snyder John Lowe Robert Loomis MN 355. ' 3 ZMAV K 5 X v. ,pv- an-s. Delta Phi Chapter Delta Zeta I M Qs ff wit FAYNELL LEE El.OlSE KUKAL President Vice President Second semester pledges are: Lucy Combites, Edna Brannon, Judy Stephens, Jean Ann Bright, Diann Jordan, and Ann Cooper. CAROL STANDRIDGE JANICE HATFIELD Secretary Treasurer The date is 1902, the place, Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The scene, the birth of an organization, the beginning of Delta Zeta as it is known today. It was here that six young women banded together to form what they called a sorority. From its birthplace at Miami University, Delta Zeta began to grow, extending its branches far and wide throughout the United States. It grew to become the largest national sorority, consisting of T29 chapters. Delta Phi Chapter of Delta Zeta was installed at Northeastern State College in September of 1957. As Delta Phi's year got underway, the rushees were entertained at three successful rush parties. On bid night, the pledges were honored with an acceptance party in the lovely home of Mrs. W. B. Covey. Then came Homecoming, and the Delta Zeta entry, Music on Ice, walked away with first place in the beauty division. Mixers and parties with the Sigma Tau Gammas rounded out a full and wonderful year of social 5 3, activities. gm-, W ings, 1-s T1 A National Convention in Pasadena, California, was held in June of 1960. There were representatives from all 129 chapters present, FayNell Lee, chapter president, attended and received on behalf of Delta Phi, a silver scholarship award. Atkinson Bales Boyd Butler Capps Casady Caves Clark Coleman Covey Farrill Flanagan ,unlu- ,fvuan Q 4lH iP'4 ,1 'lQ 'ni' 4'-fr 'll' x 'C-T? RW Freeman Hallford Harris Harvey Mk ,ina-1. Hatfield Helms Hermanson Hicks Hulsey lngersol Jones Knight . 'dv X .nw QWHQ ,rw,.m ,nw .www 4-ww, wwf' -qw, ., :i g- 5 Q1 Rush is a wonderful experience! I S li ji W Q Z ill A group of our girls enjoy themselves at one of the many teas sponsored by Panhellenic. IO4 Sadler Shroyer Simpson Smith Sullivan? Thompson Tims Walters Weaver Webb Markham Morgan Lee Lile Lindley Moore Pate Phipps Pogson Reddy Ritschel Roberts Ross Rhea 'ar QQ-.M fin has-Af av J R3-hulk -er ,JN qua- m.-A ,nw , mf 'df' wb .hs 6313 Jem -Q-...W iv 'QR mv' -2235 , Q W0men's Independent JEWELL LINVILLE GRETA JONES President Vice President The Women's Independent Student As- sociation is a social organization formed for the specific purposes of promoting and developing a high degree of fellow- ship among the students of Northeastern State College, and of promoting school spirit at all times. The year 1960-1961 marked another year of progress for WISA. WISA's activi- ties for this year ranged from formal and informal dances to their winning float, Maverick, which placed second in the Homecoming Parade. Student Association FRANCES HUDLIN ANNA LEE KlRK Secretary Treasurer Aloha, Rushees! Phala Brown Wanda Carroll Jean Caskey Deanna Caswell Lena Crittenden Bonnie Enlow Dorothy Laselufe Elsie Mann Carol Martin Kaye Reed Edna Brannon Yvonne Davis Dorothy Frie DON HELMER EUGENE PUTTY FRED McDONALD GLEN SIZEMORE President Vice President y Men's Independent The Men's Independent Campus Activities was estab- lished at Northeastern in 1958 tor the purpose ot providing social activities and to encourage scholastic leadership tor the independent men attending North- eastern. MICA is associated nationally with the Na- tional Independent Student Association. Pictured above are the members ot' the second semester pledge class. First row-Jerry Cape- hart, Bob Murphy, Bob Surber, Charles Magnus, and John Evertson, Pledge Master. Second row-Jerry Bourne, Harry Wallen, Kent Hepworth, Gene Harris, and Neil Brannon. I06 Secretary Sponsor , M 1 C A MICA began its third year on campus under the direction ot Don Helmer, president. After a series of parties and a formal smoker, three pledges picked up bids. During the semester, MICA participated in the Homecoming Parade and placed second in Stunt Night. John Evertson, President of National Independent Student Association. Alexander Campbell Claxton Core Coverdill Dean Dishman Fiorello ,vw 0n......u fo- A-K aw 6' Um 349' ,....-w ii-In-P' Wmpf 481: W FAYNELL LEE MARY LaCROlX COLLEEN CADION MILDRED RANDELS President Vice President Secretary Sponsor The first week of school, Panhellenic was host at a tea for all women students who were inter- ested in going through first semester rush. During the year, Panhellenic held Teas honor- ing various campus Greek visitors. In the spring, closing out its year's activities, Panhellenic installed its officers for the coming year, and at the same time, scholarship awards were presented to the sorority pledge having the highest grade point for the previous semester, and to the member having the highest grade point for the previous year. Panhellenic The Panhellenic Council was instituted at North- eastern to act as a governing body for all inter- sorority activities. Under the able guidance of Mildred Randels, dean of women, the council passes and enforces regulations affecting approxi- mately 180 women students who are members of sororities each year. Its primary purpose is to encourage cooperation among the three sororities on campus. The council is composed of three rep- resentatives for each sorority. Brown Chaney Pugh Sadler Tarkington Taylor TED TOWRY GUY THOMPSON MINTER UZZEU- President Vice President SPOHSOI' Interfraternity Council The Intertraternity Council is composed of two representatives from each of the three social tra- ternities, together with their faculty sponsors. Minter Uzzell is sponsor of the Intertraternity Council and coordinates the activities of the organization. The specific purposes of the lnterfraternity Council are: l. To promote loyalty to one's fraternity and college and to have good individual conduct. 2. To promote intellectual, social, and athletic development of its members. 3. To encourage good moral conduct in the development ot character. 4. To conduct the activities of the organization in accordance with the general purposes of the college. 5. To contribute to the general welfare of the student body. Cooper Enders Rackley Taber Dobbins Eichling Loomis Lowe McClure Rampp N s my 5.4, A ' ff , Q 4 , 5 ', 's Y JY 53 21- 1' 'Wk ,X R mv 5 84,4 Q 'B ,,. Q Alpha Chi Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Band Baptist Student Union Industrial Arts Club Kappa Mu Epsilon Oo-Na-Le Club Pi Omega Pi Pre-Med Club Rho Theta Sigma lnternational Relations Club Sigma Alpha Eta Student Christian Association Newman Club Square Dance Club Student National Educational Association The Northeastern Tsa La Gi Staff Wesley Foundation Women's Recreation Association Special Interest Organizations l l l Alpha Chi ANNA LEE KIRK FRANCES HUDLIN GLORIA GRAHAM DON BRASHEAR President Vice President The Oklahoma Alpha Chapter of Alpha Chi, a na- tional honor scholastic society, was founded in January, 1938. The object of this organization is the promotion of scholarship effective for good among undergraduate students. Membership is open to those who have at least 62 hours, including two semesters ot residence work at Northwestern and who attain an overall grade Secretary Program Chairman The National meeting of Alpha Chi will be held in April at Centenary College, Shreveport, Louisiana. The central theme of the convention is Society in Transi- tion. Attendance plans are being made by the local chapter. average of 3.4. Dr. L. H. Bally has served as sponsor of the chapter since its installation twenty-three years ago, and is a member ot the National Council, governing board of Alpha chi. Fall lnitiates Gill Gilliland Hart Hulsey Pirtle Pitchford Reed Strickland Yi SHALL mow we mm ANU me TRUTH amd miss YE FREE Alpha Chi Officers Craft Daily Needham Pack Johnson Propst Lewis Little Underwood Bally ' F ah, X ARNOLD DOTSON RENNARD STRICKLAND COLLEEN CADION RUTH ARRINGTON President Vice President Secretary Sponsor Au-Ger-Du-Lo is an organization for all who are inter- ested in drama, either as participants or as spectators. It presents a series of one-act plays during the year and cooperates with Alpha Psi Omega in presenting the maior productions. Budd Harl lpha Psi Omega Mu Gamma Cast of Alpha Psi Omega was in- stalled at Northeastern in December ot 1949. Mem- bership in this national honorary dramatics fra- ternity can only be at- tained by participating in both acting and back- stage work. George Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players Beckner Budd Budd Chaffin Deonier Dicus George Gyles Harl Kirbey Mallory Putty Shroyer Wood The Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players were formally organized on May 8, 1950. Mrs. E. M. Bowers and Mrs. Mollie Terrapin contributed the name which in Cherokee means Mas- quers. The group holds a get-acquainted party in Sep- tember. Cadion Deonier Dicus DOTSON Mallory Putty Strickland Arrington II3 l FRANK WHATLEY STEVE MILBURN BILL DAVIS JIM TAGGART DR. BROOKS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor lpha Phi Ome a Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity, and the true measure of a successful chapter is the service rendered to its campus and community and nation. This fraternity has a definite program of activities in which the pledges and members direct their energies for the benefit of their fellow man. The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega, as being carried out by the chapters, is to assemble college men in the fellow- ship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship and to promote service to humanity. This program em- bodies four fields of activity. They are: Service to the student body and faculty, Service to youth and community, Service to members of the fraternity, Service to the nation as participating citizens. Being a service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega crosses all lines of honorary, social and professional fraternities, and thus, members of other campus organizations may also be active in this fraternity. Through cooperation with other organizations the program of Alpha Phi Omega may be made most effective. E 'U Pictured above are the five finalists for the Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart Alpha Phi Omega played the Big Seven DJ's in a benefit game and was contest. Left to right are Nancy Benson, Bonnie Batterson, Gwen Knight victorious. KSweetheartD, Juanita Moore, and Sally Harp. Darnell Gaddis Hellen Johnson Kirbey Pickens Pickett Reese Qi' ix r an, Barbara Gates. Ruth Guthrie, Judy Curry, Barbara Randeau, Nancy Benson, Bonnie Batterson. Juanita Moore, Sally Harp, Mary Edwards, Kathy Boardm Al h Ph ' O T P Q Nell- 'A .fftfieuix i 2 Shirley Littlefield, Gwen Knight, Judy Boyd, J K . W? ,mx i 117,22 4 J 1 udy Smith. lil Q55 is ff H I Carolyn Cutsinger, Connie Rhea, Dayna Butler, Sharon Sanders. ww if .pf Dr. Brooks, Mrs. Hood, Steve Milburn, Frank Whatley. Judy Boyd signs the guest book as Jim Pickett, Sweet- heart Chairman, looks on. ,Q R Q3 9 x , X 5 YUM Q 4' H Z4 ,K x L I F31 ww, e 3 Wa, Mmm MBE 1 ilfdws i k . Baptist Student Union KIN PIRTLE DERRELL MURPHREE MARTHA TAYLOR HARVEY JONES President Vice President Secretary Sponsor The Baptist Student Union is a link between the Baptist students on campus and the local Baptist Churches. It is student-led, church-related and most of all Christ-centered. Vespers each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights at 6:30-7:00 are sponsored by the BSU. A short daily devo- tional period can do much to strengthen one's life spirit- ually. The most important accomplishment this year was the securing of a Student Center between Haskell Hall and Leosier Center. The BSU Center is open daily and has become a home away from home for many of our stu- dents. All BSU meetings, in addition to a place for fellow- ship and personal prayer and bible study, are now held in the center. Row I-Carolyn Lile, Linda Thomason, Kin Pirtle, Larry Matheson, Ann Polk, Dave McMur1ree. Row 2-James Blackwell, Norma West, Aundria Finley, Twila Hill Hobert Ewing, Tommy Traw, Janice Jones, Delroy Hill. Row 3-Cleda Latta, Mary Louise Umber, Tom Dollar, Martha Gae Taylor, Don Johnson, John Holcomb. Row 4 Bob Glasgow, Juanita Moore, Mary Alice Pierceson. Row 5-Nicky Stafford, Billie Cantwell, Barbara Williams, Gwen Knight. Row 6-Dale Kirkhuff, Jim Pickett. I8 First row-C. I.. Lombordi, J. L. Ledbetter, Wayne Hart, Elmer Wilkins, Harold Collins, Ronnie Ashley, B. F. Ferguson, H, L. Helton. Second row-Johnny Carano, Porter Cruse, Jim Bias, Sam Snyder, James Liner. Third row-Joseph Simmons Jr., George Wright, Dale Edwards, Fred Benson, John Smith, Phillip Hunter. Fourth row- Harold Smith, Clarence Green, Jesse Hallford, Wayne Harrold, John Marrs. Industrial Arts Club , Sponsor OFFICERS presidenf -YYY-,YYVYYYVYYA ,YY,,YYY,,Y ,,,, E l mer Wilkins Vice President -s-f W H6l'0ld Collins Secretary ,,,,,,,,.-,,w , ,.,, , Dale Underwood Treasurer .. ..., ----------fff- D On Pfatf Bunns F. FERGUSON The Industrial Arts Club was organized in November, I932. The purpose of the organization is to foster good fellowship among those interested in industrial arts work and to increase interest in industrial arts work at Northeastern. The club is affiliated with both the Oklahoma Industrial Arts Association and the American Industrial Arts Association as student members. The Club has, with the help of the Industrial Arts Alumni Organization, financed and built a clubhouse on the Illinois River. It is used by Alumni and mem- bers of the club and their families for overnight or weekend visits. For the past three years, the club has sponsored and published an Industrial Arts Yearbook. This book includes pictures of seniors and a brief sketch of his training and experience. A list of Alumni with their present location is included. These are made available to superintendents of schools who might be interested in employing such teachers. II9 MARVIN TRAW TED VINEYARD PHYLLIS TIGER DEAN WARREN DR. CARPENTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsilon, national mathematics fraternity, was founded at Northeastern State College April l8, 1931, through the efforts of L. P. Woods and Dr. Katherine Wynant. The purpose of the fraternity is four-fold: To further the interest in mathematics in those schools which place their primary emphasis on the undergraduate program, to help the undergraduate realize the important part that mathe- matics has played in the development of Western civiliza- tion, to develop an appreciation of the power and beauty within mathematics because of its demands for logical and rigorous modes of thought, and to provide a society for the recognition of outstanding achievements in the study of mathematics. Other members: Johnny Adams, Chris Bolton, Edna Bran- non, Richard Carman, Ronald Coleman, Fred Foster, Linda Foster, Jimmy Gibney, Pat Haggard, Gene Harris, Oscar Haynes, Darrell Hutchins, Robert Kissee, Robert Livesay, Sherman Masters, L. D. Melton, James Nicholson, Darlene Phipps, Elmer Potts, Glenn Prentice, Sue Sellick, Dickson Smith, Cedric Tiger, Thomas Tucker, Mary Tyler, Betty Vaughn, Lawrence Waits and Jerry Pack. Bledsoe Burgess Campbell Covey Curnutt Daily Gilliland Haxel McCollough Mills Saab Shook Stolzer Stone Sutterfield MILBURN LITTLEMAN WYNEMA BURGESS BETTY RITCH President Secretary 1 Sponsor Adkins Brace Cauthon Chucvlafe Chuleewah Goombi Pruitt QUSTOH m1 l :m:mnmmm 00-Na-Le Club Oo-Na-Le, Cherokee for Society of Friends, was organized at Northeastern in 1933. It is a local chapter of lttanaha, state society for Indian students. All Indian students in the college are eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is To promote a greater interest in Northeastern because of historical development from the early Indian schools, the Cherokee National Male and Female Seminaries. JIMMY L. DAVIS CARL MARTIN FRANCES HUDLIN DEAN CLAYTON JACK WHISENHUNT President Vice President Secretary Sponsor Sponsor P' 0 P' 1 Illega 1 Rho Chapter of Pi Omega Pi, a national honorary business betterment of schools, to encourage and foster high ethical education fraternity, was installed on the Northeastern State standards in business and professional life, and to teach the College campus in 1930. Its purposes are to create, encour- ideal of service as a basis of all worthy enterprise. age, and promote scholarship, to aid in activity for civic Adkins Allen Anderson Bynum Christian Davenport Graham Harp Hedrick Hensley Hulsey Kirk Kissee Knight Linville McCollum Mallory Moore Parham Parker Pickens Pitchford Shackleford Skelton Stiles Thornton Townsend Trickett Turinetti Weaver Willey Davis Jones Walker Yandell I22 RICHARD HUNTER DON BRASHEAR KIN PIRTLE President Vice President Secretary The Northeastern State College Pre-Med Club is an organization of those students who are interested in some phase of the field of medicine. The purpose of the Pre-Med organization, which was reactivated in April, 1955, is to unite the young men and women who expect to pursue the study of medicine. Bruton Cannon Craft Cupps Elliott Gott Lester Munding Nelms Painter Quinn Smith, B. Smith, S. Standetord Stillwell Wheeler Pre-Med Club PHIL CRAFT JOE CANNON JOYCE MIDDLETON President Vice President DR. DENEKE Secretary Sponsor Rho Theta Si ma 1960-61 Members Adams, Donald Alexander, Andrew Alford, Joyce Bales, Barbara Ballard, Shirley Beals, Jo Lynn Benson, Nancy Booth, Pattie Pyle Brashear, Don Bruton, Bob L. Budd, David Callery, Helen Cannon, Joe Casey, Ronald Chaney, Wonda Childers, Jerry Choate, Donna Smith Coppedge, Wanda Corley, Bruce Costain, Julianna Cox, Virginia Craft, Phil Crow, Cathi Cutsinger, Carolyn Davis, William W. Dicus, Juanita Dombek, Stanley Downum, Charles Duvall, Johnann Edwards, Jim Fleetwood, Wanda Fowler, Mary Cathryn Frizzley, Watie George, Carl George, S. W. Gill, Cherry Gordon, Patrick Graham, Gloria Grandstaff, Ray Greaves, Roland L. Hampton, Leon Haverstick, Susan Hedrick, Betty Hendren, Bettye Highland, Wanda Howard, Paul Hoyt, Peggy Hunter, Richard Hutchins, Darrell K. Jones, Janice Jones, Thomas A. Jones, Victory Lee Kay, Bob R. King, Frankie Knight, Gwendolyn Kyger, David Lester, Patrick Lowery, Mrs. Doris Lucas, Jim McCoy, Kenneth Masters, Sherman Middleton, Joyce Moffeit, Anthony Needham, John Oliver, Marilyn Parent, Jerrel Phipps, Darlene Pitchford, Herbert Pitman, Jim Lee Potts, Elmer Quinn, Mike Redman, Gary Reed, Jim Reese, Cristi Rochau, Doris Sisson, Bill Jay Smith, Bill P. Smith, LaFerne H. Snodgrass, John Ke Sowder, Vera Stauss, lone Mills Stone, Vesta Lee Stovall, Winnie Lee Strachan, Clyde W. Strebel, Gary Taber, Charles Tiger, Phyllis Townsend, Robert Trimble, Jane Ann Tubb, Dan Vogel, Judith Waits, Lawrence Warren, Fulton Weaver, Bernadine Wehnes, Joyce Ann Wheeler, James D. Whitelock, Bette Willoughby, Carol Woodle, Carolyn nt International Relations Club OFFICERS John Odle ee.......e.. ..,..........,,,, ........,, P r esident Dorothy Marshall ,,,. ,.,. V ice President John Tynon ,,,.,,,. ........ S ecretary Mr. Boggan ..,,. Sponsor Dr. Johnson .l,,, Sponsor The Northeastern chapter of the International Relations Club is sponsored by the Social Studies Division of North- eastern State College and is affiliated with the Foreign Policy Association. This club was organized in the spring of 1935. The club meets twice each month during the regular school year for the discussion of topics of current interest in inter- national affairs. The organization is of particular interest to those maioring in social studies. Davidson Killingsworth Marshall Odle Tynon Boggan Johnson n n -qmmm sris.,eaLa-.ef... Wits- 1 nw4, ln .1- .--. CARL ROBERTS ANN SAPPINGTON MARY SUE STAMPER MARY ANN ROGERS LA QUETA CLARK President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sigma Alpha Eta is a national professional fraternity for prospective speech and hearing therapists. This or- Df-Blankfsponsof ganization provides a medium for enriched professional Mr. Rampp, Sponsor and social experiences through co-curricular activities. A Sigma Alpha Eta i 1 ' 3 1 - A ,X L 3' Y Q 1 First semester recruits: First row-Ginger Brown, Carolyn Stewart, Jeanne Willis, Kay Davidson, Mrs. Lola Garrison, and Edwina Berry. Second row-Kay Wingo, Mary Esther Jones, and Lucy Miss Amie West, Student teachefl Wim 3 group of her Srudems JO Kl bY' who participated in a hearing survey. Collier Ford Franks Freeman Harl Hobbs LaCroix Lamour Pugh Pyle Rochau Smith Stillwell Student Christian Association The Student Christian Association is an organization of college men and women who meet daily, Monday through Friday, at l2:OO to sing hymns and hear devotions given by students and ministers of different church organizations. Membership is open to any student that knows Jesus Christ as their saviour. The organization's aim is to coordinate and stimulate the religious organizations and activities of the campus. Some of the outstanding activities of the year are the sponsorship of the Thanksgiving program, Religious Em- phasis Week, Easter program, and Sunrise services. OFFICERS President ....,,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,, D avid McMUrtrey Vice President , Wanda McElhannon Secretary .,,., . ,ssss,,,, Evelyn Gravitt Members that are not pictured below are as follows Richard Bowen, Susie Chuleewah, Paul Cook, Kay Crouch Ronald Curnutt, Ronnie Curtis, Dean Gates, Mike Hazelton Joyce Keasling, Anita Keen, Billie Mallory, Gerald Manley Buddy Nunley, Tom Owen, and Mary Shroyer. Evelyn Gravitt Gloria Hockett Wanda McElhannon Carol Ma,-gin Carl White Jeane Willis Newman Club The Newman Club was formed so that Catholic students who are enrolled in universities and colleges could have the opportunity to meet and have fellowship together as well as study. The main function of NSC's group is the development of spiritual, intellectual, and social culture among Catholics. Under the guidance of Father Justin Gavin and the spon- sorship of Mr. Cesaro Lombardi, moral, religious, philosophic and social problems are discussed at the Newman Club meetings. Members that are not pictured below are as follows: Larry Andrews, Danny R. Baker, Deanna Caswell, LaQueta Clark, Stanley Dombek, Judy Gass, Jim Gray, Aurelio Gutiorrez, OFFICERS PreSfClenf .... .. ......,.,,,.,,,,,,........,..,,,,,, Mike Munding Vice President ..... .,,c.. E arl Strebeck SeCreTary .......... ...... J ulie Costain Treasurer cc,. ...,c D on Herzog Jerald Johnson, Edward Laurence, Jo Lee, Lynelle Lewis, Tommie Lockwood, Lynelle McCafferty, LeRoy Neddeau, Sharon Neddeau, Josephine Nesser, Jim Oglesby, Pat Oliver, Anthony Padavic, Willoughby Priddy, Donna Jo Rebholz, Jim Schooling, Clyde Stepp, and Sam Snyder. Julie Costain Don Herzog Mike Munding l26 Pat Priddy Earl Strebeck C. L. Lombardi Sponsor Steeber Surber Square Dance Club Square Dance Club is an organization to give those students who enioy square dancing a chance to square dance and have a good time. It is primarily a social organization. Square Dance Club meets weekly, sponsored by Mrs. Martha Markham, who brings records and gives the square dancers additional instruc- tion. The activities for the year include square danc- ing, a yearly picnic, and participation in the Homecoming Parade. Membership is open to all college students. Secretary ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.., ,,,, . . Sponsor .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,. W- Louis Kaufmann . Eugene Putty Betty Hallum Wanda Watson Mrs. Markham Brown Bynum Core Gates Gist Haggard' Hallum Halpain Magness Putty Ritter Rollins Taliaferro Tincher Watson Markham JIM ROGERS LUTHER YOUNGER PEGGY STILES President Vice President Secretary t Cl t t . 1 Adair Ashley Benson Boone BOYCS B a0lY Brown Burgess Callery Campbell Candy Capehart Carpenter Chaffin Charley Collier Combs Dalton Downum Edwards El'-Nd Eldson Flannagan Fox Gatlin Glenn Hemmons Harkey Hart Highland Hill Hendren Houdyshell Hudlin Hulsey Jessee Jones Keasling Keeney Kirk Lamour Lee, F, Mann Martin Parham Pitchford Savage Speaks Taylor, Martha Taylor, M. BERNICE KIGHT CAROL STANDRIDGE JUANITA DICUS Librarian Historian Parliamentarian Educational Ass c' t' Lee, Jo Lewis Linville Little Munsey Needham Nelson Nieswander Plumlee Powell Reed Roach Spears Stallard Stolzer Stone Weaver Webb Whatley White McClure Noe Roberson Sulivant Harris Kolar McCullough Olds Rowe Taber Jones N., W, wg a 'lt JIMMY EIDSON JOHN DOUTl'llTT Editor Sports Editor RICHARD PATRICK lRENE MORGAN Staff Artist Sponsor The Northeastern The Northeastern is a student newspaper written and edited by students in the department of iour- nalism. The Northeastern reporters are assigned a beat and on occasions given special assignments to get the news. Jack White is the college printer and is also in charge of printing the Northeastern. He is assisted by Ronnie Ashley and Graham Weakley, student printers. Because it is a laboratory project for students enrolled in iournalism courses, the staff changes each semester. Even though the editor of the paper remained for both semesters, several changes and re-shifting of staff editors were necessary the second semester. Sue Ann Stephens and Sandra Sikes grad- uated from reporters to editors and Evelyn Gravitt was added with the inauguration of a new column. Arthur Franks was the staff photographer. The first semester editorial staff included: Pat McCrary, Chestine Wilson, and George Clark. Two sports editors, Andy Hogan and Jerry Capehart, covered the athletics for the year. Staff artist Richard Patrick provided cartoons for each issue. Boyd Chrisman Collins Cox Franks Hogan McAlvain McCrary Pogue Sikes Smith Stephens Wilson i,,, W-.1 WONDA CHANEY DON EASTERLING DOROTHY YANDELL Editor Advertising Manager Sponsor Robin Bim Adolph Brazinsky Jeanne Buck Becky Collier Jan Corbitf Jennie Evertson Pat Haggard Arthur Franks Margaret McKibben Juanita Moore Eugene Putty Meredith Thornton Bernadine Weaver Randall White Deanna Wilder Wes ey Foundation JIM BEARD APRIL MATLOCK CARL WHITE SHARON MIDDLEBUSHER President Secretary Vice President Treasurer The Wesley Foundation is the local unit of a much larger organization, the Methodist Student Movement. The Metho- dist Student Movement is a national organization of all Methodist college students. The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to provide the student with Christian social and religious activities and to foster a vital faith in Jesus Christ. Through participation in deputation teams, the Wesley Foundation Choir, worship services, prayer cells and wholesome parties, the Wesley Foundation seeks to accomplish these ends. I Berry Caves Condren Crabtree Dunham Fox Hamilton Harl Havens Haverstick Hinkle Jones, M. E. Jones, N. Jones, V. Mechling Parker Rainwater Smith Snyder, J. Snyder, S. Trickey Walton White Wilkins Williams Av 7 DOROTHY STIPE5 ROMONA WILLIAMS LENA CRITTENDEN DOROTHY FRIE President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Women's Recreation Association The purpose of the Women's Recrea- tional Association is to promote and pro- vide recreational activities for women on the Northeastern campus and is spon- sored by the Department of Physical Edu- cation for Women. Each woman student is given the op- portunity to participate in both individual and group sports. Selected women par- ticipate in annual play days which are held on other Oklahoma college cam- puses. Activities included in the intramural program this year were: Badminton, Bas- ketball, Bowling, Field Hockey, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Table Tennis and Vol- leyball. -..... Boone Gilliland Buckner Corclray Crumm Fritsche McAlvain Pearson Shoemake Sgwder Stewart Sumpter Thornton West 5 in M Q W 5 Wi if Q fm .S R M E 16, Q 5 H nw 3 ww yuz. Q , L V Q ' 35351 X 1' 'Q f. K 11 QR I 1 .saw in - : ' rg fx - if 5 ' wg. pi .ff wk E 'Q ,'v 3 W ' sd? . . W. A I3 as 3? 'i 'K' 52 Activities up mi WISA Rush wh. AIN H 1 V, A, -W-eww. N x W if I Q fl, QQ Rf E E! Sigma Sigma Sigma H l s Zane LaCroix, Mary LaCroix, and Tom Davenport at The Sigma Formal Rush Party. ,r,,, S S I All the rushees enioyed themselves very much. Dina Capehart and Jerry Younger Csfandingl Talk with the rushees. Rush new Ll li, in , ., Sigma, Sigma, Sigma , . . 1 . ' in X, x ' A ww. Second Semester Rush Our Phi Sig Brother, Jim Matthews, entertained us . . . no, he's just acting Sigma Sigma Sigma Rush fa , 5 - QLQSQF5 K 'yieywf E '45 xg vi' 2 N Q E Q -f Q vii Eiiwf-2 if 5 Ei, , ,,... , WWAQL -Hb -: -w55S3kfm72Sv 5 lg 1' mi is .. Q j Q we L' v ff F Phi Sigma Epsilon Nice favors! Here we go, 'round again-singin' a song about Molly Bee . . . moker EQ ,.fgEzQ4eiaw Conversation is a normal thing. A. J W 1, ' .Tv-L WL, :sf 1' Qu.,-. -fe ' 'x vi K A ' .,41gf1-- . . NIL ' Q.. Q W 40 . .. ., . pg fir, . T, x '4 -I ID 3' Q ro 3 5 n 'LR 3' O. ' ru Z! - O - -I 2. Sf? LO 3 D1 G. CU M 'O KD Q. fi LD C GJ M 7' 5. ., OJ fi IP IJ 3 U 93. I CD 3. O N4 CU Q. IJ ,wwWM,,m xi if .QL eww' 33. P? 1 M an . S- . K L, X., A .M , :N W. K nf gi .. W W' 'f 5, .. if . 52 g. f ' .. . ,,,,. ,AK I - A' ' Q Y 2 . - ' -' 1' , ' Nh .m..mf, ,W ., 1, y-2-Mgnkyf. , ,W,,,. E.. -in 5 QafffaL,, 1L .. ' .lf ',-WE? . I -Pggiiwr ,ggfif iffw igf gn , 22511: 1, J :5 -. y ki Lk 131' ii1 k,'- 'xx -gm :, 'E -W '-1-M 1 ' V . sum? . 3 , qw LH.:- ,W.,.. I . , rf.. A ' 4- W ' . .I if fn ., .... K Phi Lambda Ch Nm F? xx, AT The Phi Lambda Chi Smoker, The main course was Barbecued Pork, which everyone enioyeol very much. JUST Take a look around anol observe all The conTenTed faces. OT course They enjoyed The cigars, Too. K- The program was enioyable, Too. Smoker E 5 0 1' I X ,f f ik 3 ink I E 5 3 z ,H P Hiiilsfii. Y Af ,glf i fF1l,LV 1 i f f.v22w:sfsi12fgsgfi,1 we ' A, -ry 5 rf? is Delta Zeta 2 z i Darlene Phipps, the new President. Singing always adds to the enchantment of a program. J , af, 1' ,Q 3 v'.' fs f ,f i A NT,zgQz,?j':.j.j K V - W, my . M2L-.id V .2 X riff A W , QE X- i'ifr'V'k -' W YZF gdgrgsil. my Sm Tis 'ff 41, Qftiigff' 3 Q S 5 'X an 552 Howdy, Sam! Wha1'd Sandy git you? Gwen Knight, center, added beauty to The program, Oh, give me a home . . . 5' F f--, P :laik .lr 'eff J lifr, v My ll I ' I if fg wiif ,Q ' Deck The halls with boughs of holly , Delta Zeta Christmas Part - hiya 179 52.5 My - an LK' V we -1: ii Zi Alpha Sigma Alpha VE? . 4 Cha Cha Cha Mr ., Www Ruh V . ' HV -71539 gg . . ., if Qifg' 1 6. X K ,A f , -www Everyone enjoyed themselves of a coke parfy. ff o ,J -f '-S... i ! Ha, Ha! I'm fatter than you! . . a fall, dark and handsome .. 2 1 K? sq . wx in the informal afmosphere W 6 X 4 41 V' , o U .s nn l in . D f 1, '- Q... .,.. s ,S 4 , 0 . as M. , 'T 'O 'p o Q 'Q ' i ' u ' g. ' ' , ,V . 0 , ' ,ff - ,, xy H , n a 'n Q ' '- ,o, o I, t, ll , y .U f.. nik' -o,o 'J Q vi 9 , 's' IHA.. an i.f nu 1, q la fn, .5 -.'.,,xx'lil0a,-0 , ff-fgw v'i.w 32:3 - .3 K .','n ,f ! .,9Q'iftoo0o::'s f ,a1'Eg.ff,l.'6, 0 so lo,:'o, , x ,445 .,'. '63-na a,.'n,, . 's 4.?'ss .?'Vfze, 'fun su, ' . 53. u 4?g.,?.::'Y,y,-,gf K W ' , l , 2 ' ns, To the Circus! H l5l The Roaring Twenties Dance The Student Senate sponsored this second semester dance entitled The Roaring Twenties, which was an all-school costume dance. This is the first time the Student Senate has sponsored a costume dance during the second semester. Since the Sadie Hawkins dance in mid-November was a big success, in planning the calendar for this semester, the Student Senate decided that a similar event should be sponsored. Prizes were distributed at this gala affair to add to the enjoyment-one to the best costumed boy, and one for the winner of the Charleston competition for couples with a prize going to the best costumed girl, also. Pictured at left is Marilyn Grant, female winner of the Charleston contest. Don Maxey and Eloise Roberts seem to have Pictured above are the first and second place costume winners for boys and girls. They are Vernon Clark had a good time first prize Gracie Haigler second, Judith Culp, first prize, and Mike Hayes, second place. Gracie Haigler and Pat Lester pose for the camera. f1HmAm-mf: Doris Sharp and dare, Russell Martz Linda Perkins and Sfeve Sanders Sue Howard and Billy Moore Q, Homecoming Parade rv ,v A 'Qff qt' Mtn' Delta Zeta sorority walked away with the top honors in the beauty division with the float above at Homecoming parade. The title of the float was Music on Ice. QUEW Pictured above are Jackie Hobbs, Margaret Grandstaff, Queen Janet Jones, Sharon Helmer, and Pat Sulivant, who reigned over all Homecoming activities. ' af at ,tx ' Y sw -i, ' me' 7 The cheerleaders furnish the necessary pep. WISA won a second place rating in the comedy division with their float entitled Maverick 1 yr 4 33, ,:.,g,f?.c' Lffv'.1,,sr,....rh , -L fc fr -- irrgxgpgyrw ,Z - fe at f - 1 of c . l asf-fffriw it l -J A 1-'ya 2 A -' . . an fr- e- 4-7 'wa V .Q Q ,wx r ', .5 'J .W . K m I' ' 1 .1 ,,,,. EVA,-,,5 - A V. , v I M , Q 1 in at rt c, aff- arcff ww ' fig? 'A A515 'NS 62- gifs' ' 7 .-.Q 7 Q ' '., ag,-v 'li3 '?3'ti-.Lf Hel ,, 53 I? 78 ,' y f- W ,fd vi'-mi, ,eg X, ,. is it , 1 -, sf as ' V' M521 ' ' of fl ' -I I ' ' '- , V F 7 ' N7 '4' - ' ,QQ . Q c' L Q fl :af -i A g,J,ff, ?' XV Vttz L , y I V W I K, , V gif I lx G W' M? at f l fi 1 tame if 2 f fr M 'leur- w .. at .,., I fat, 5-'lg sig- J ,W K K Northwest Hall Queen, Rose Trickey, is attended by Carol Mings and Gwen lwannah Green represents Cherokee Hall Queen in the Homecoming parade. K g t nih. i.,v .. 51 4 148.3511 Barbara Gates was chosen Square Dance Queen and her attendants were Judith Ritter and Janice Gist. maxim Mllill I56 ' Q gmff 1 XQX Si Eloise Roberts, MICA Sweetheart. Faynell Lee, Delta Zeta Rose. Fix Q! Wonda Chaney rides as Phi Sigma Epsilon Sweetheart. ff ' ,M-L..,'N1.T -ar,Ws' U Marvin Traw drives the Kappa Mu Epsilon entry in the parade. .il Wesley Foundation entry Beverly Harl reigns as Miss Talwlequah of 1960 Pictured below is the winning float of the comedy division. Popeye was entered by Industrial Arts Club. H 3, ' A is V t, gk' , yi Q gg 5 A L ' , 2' ' , W, .L 7 , , - 7 v-rits is fi E MS Q 1 . X Q 2. Y , 55 .1 ' -f ef' W l H9 1, nw 1 Q E 'Va' ,ji . ,M ,5 r Sa Q if ft 'E 'lf f 52 5 1 , i 4, 4 r X 92 Q k pi!! tr QP fs.. -af ,F ' 133 if V of wx 'QL Q X I iff? .- f. , BSUentry H0 meco min Parade This bell introduces the Viking float. Rho Theta Sigma chose Winter Olympics as their title for their float. he . -mv-q L Oo No Lee Indian Club x I ,V f.kf.,5H.ww,: g .K - tikgvqgk..:4ej,...ifkrEy.., -f Third place winner in the comedy division, Yogi Bear was entered by Phi Sigma Epsilon. l58 The Vikings was entered by Sigma Tau Gamma. vp-1 . A view of Yogi. The Viking Princess 1, Za H.. wx-4 ,vw 'Hi by 1-J , i 'g,.m,,g M Q7 , 1,-A a. ., K , 1 in 3 , N 'Q' 'A 1 ff. .Y if W - fifgrff' is' l 'Y-Wffli tq. miifiiiiwb - , ,,,:.i , ' , Q , ,fn-'i , 4. V-at ,- 1 fi .ff .5 5. .1 vfiiffwfi2.,g,i1f',- Q ii. si. 5.2 -.i , 125 -. - ffm ef Mm. .fiiricnv h , wifi: 4.3, ily' ,MQ ij wi ,,.. 'ir ,is if 3, kai -lil? A , vi S 5 : ' ' V ,L-. A. S' i V , - ,. Q f 7 if r ,I ,iff ww. 13!.,'..?.E1e.r3i gf i ifliii, f H ' S 'i 5 if ' M at hm P' Let's go skiing! f f .. Z y gg X if E i .nl . Carol Willoughby, Wilson Hall Queen, is attended by Susie Lewellen and Frances NlcCarter. , . g ty Homecomlng -3, i . T , P d , 'IX ara e S l' ti f' .i? X, 5 fl. , lls ..,x , , . S Alpha Sigma Alpha's The Alaskans won a second place rating in the beauty division. Y Ni W s A front view of Miss America Pageant entered by Sigma 4 .. T Sigma Sigma. . .lv ,K A xmsagfi . V Mx.- w K. V ,. HM ' if ii f xl Q ' , S4 Q . . ul. 5 . V.. 'il' , H N wiht. J iiy ' V' . riff! 7 . f ' 12 - 'TM I fa, Q 'Q' J? ' ii . A --' .K V, .F Mg.. F1-gi-I ' ff . if gy g' ,yv E ! , 4 , f' ig K ,. , . 5. , VV. U . .- , . . . , . g k, V K ig-vsfjs i -35 -, g,.,:s-' Sigma Sigma Sigma s entry, Miss America Pageant, won a third place rating. Q l ' ' is '59 g i, V ii U11 .4-o vnu-vi ,A-,,gwv ' sw' Miss Rita Bodine, Sweeihearf of Phi Lambda Chi. if ily, A if iii 7 5 4: .. ,. :vw w X 2 W ' . Q , A ' Y. ., Ar, S5143 I 7 wb' W ra f W 5' If A .N pgs A L, 3' K . i Q 1, f f , ,W A ...K X 2 ,i , . A ,MQ A ' - - Q r, , -1 U ' ,-,, k i W ff ' ' 4 5 VW 'X M .Aw H , I L , ,Wa...M ig xg- tg. W ' 4-'M' '- A 1- Y 'I Af' 'M-4 'wa,.,, -1 1' A , slr 2. ...A i ' A rf ' . . 1 J, gs . W , .. :xi L, A K, . . if Ik an - i ii Showboat 3, .A .b 6- be ff ' ff' zz' -L ' fi'-,, yifw q A . Q ef i ,,-f 4' V. H. .ln YQ-iimf52..ff'i.3'j5gff' 34,-xi . ,K ff Ql,i,g'3',!H3f:1 .? ii X M , 1 is' 'n.l!'.kr'-QP ulwslfxc K X Ll w- Mr. Magoo goes NSC GiddyUp, horse! Mk iw' ri. f My , ,QA F, 1 tugfqk . X e H553 2 .. mf: ww: , ,A wiqmfizvl ' 'ik mfg M' we 3 X If M. is gas sw,.f,. f- A a if My W ' .ffwsv ,' 'V:' : J- . I 1 1 w- ' ,,, N - Q - f.ii1f.3z,. - rf X im.- A V 1. 5 - ,'. - f 2, 5 E Q tunt ight Sponsored by Alpha Psi Omega 4 A.,. sq! Welcome to Stunt Night, says Master of Ceremonies, Rodney Mudge, played by David Budd. tunt i ht - a Billie Mallory as Miss Yandell, Bill Lindstrom as Charles Paladin Downum, Barbara Crabtree as Mrs. Markham, and Eugene Putty as Dr. Vesley are looking over some items in the price is right portion of the program. Pictured below is the cast and crew for the in-between scene skits in the 1960 Stunt Night. Colleen Cadion, playing Octavia Clavicord, introduces an- L other portion of Stunt Night. 2 . 'N ' N M. lfwfx 'S The Alpha Sigma Alphas had the answer to the first American Holiday with their impressive stunt, The First Thanksgiving. The stunt won first place in the Serious Division. Here are the Tri Sigma's flapper girls for their stunt, The Roaring Twentiesf' This stunt won a first place rating in the Comedy Division. tunt Night 1960 Below, the Sigma Tau Gammas give Us a little better look at the activities of various faculty members in their stunt, Northeastern, Way Back When. 1 nf Q vw 1' The Phi Sigma Epsilons show us the true example of a real prize fighter in their stunt, The Great John L. 9 'Q in Y ,.,, '1 A, This group of Delta Zetas proved conclusively that there is nothing like a Minstrel Show. The Women's Independent Campus Association gave us a new slant on the history of Oklahoma in their stunt, The Wedding of Miss Indian Territory and Mr. Oklahoma. xv' 9 , ff . 3 I -Q ist, 1 K f imidamge, The Wesley Foundation Stunt, Childhood Dreams, not only was enjoyable for observers, but for the people in it. It placed second in the Serious Division. The members of the College Youth Fellowship did a very nice iob wi Snowbound. 'Vi th their stunt, Follow me into drcamland, Says Phil Whitney. Alveta Stumpsuckle, played by Betty Green, introduces the next act 7 i X s,.,. sa , L. ...., .Q i, . . ,, ,, . ,si . . , .. . .M 3, , ' t - . 1 u ,i i -. f Q , 2 i t -f i'e-'- 2 et-- Q i it ff ---t ' v 1 ' I A 5 5 I ' e T s 'VT' .f it s i ,,. ssts f if . 3 i T ' fi' M T 4 - 1 . f 7 3 5 3 T ' f V , ig ' ,L ljfa g .',-L A5 2 if is ' Q f W W 1 i T? , ,, , 2 ,T TZ, vrh I 1 -l,, . 3 ay-1. , . :V .yy E E K 6 37 ? I , I 'l' S T ' F T 5 T W T 'i 5 t , ' - ' - :s i - fo f . ' f f W? Y iw' f- t eiil T KX ' 132-23 i i lg A 3 fp . N f 1 t X 3- aubm fw I i dk ' , , 'Q -.ri .W saggy r. t , - ' ag, ' 7: .e ' Q . Q, . V I - ' , 1 Y r ' - f f ' , - K i ' ii- , 2 A ' 5 gf ,, n 'IV i , 5 ' ,l . 5 A 5 95:1 f. , K l , Ai i ,gs , --':-ig' ., V .V Q ' i X K -i f '- , ' f w if K ' ,,.. ' fwfr - '.',- i ,Q s.-Zan., ,r - ' isee slet eiei - gig! fl is I 1 A -V gg, - - The Phi Lambs' stunt, Gone With the Widow, gave a new and different The Baptist Student Union stopped the show with their stunt, Midget Vaude version to the familiar book. ville Act. I65 N av 1-my an af yf'iJH,,3 Yg,,. me 3' '7' Qi. J ,ff 2 i ,. 1 A scene from the Alpha Sigma Alpha sfunt, The First Thanksgiving. The Deitas prepare for their Minsfrei Show. Y 3 N5 T fi - x- 4- 'W a may X . ..,,..,,. M, . ., , my Us ggi' 9 .xv 35, .f .gg i if ?'1L s ' Q .4 . Q ' 4' , W xt 2 , 'K J in 6 X 2 Q23 s . v mum X ,S W ,, , K X W ,- ' - ' , MM M V ,,,. .., 2, -. +A' f ' uv -' f' , fs , A1 'X ' sad mm, M 4: 7-:5g:,..,f 1 ef V y ' .ifwidgg fi -3, 2 1 zlllakba- ,www 1 I fx-22525553 5 Hhwsiffr is Qa swi P 92? . Y' EEL 'Y vf w f 5 5:53 WS ef i S ? ,ig 1 M f fig, Q f , Sfralght from Dogpatclwl Cl'1eese! ffm F1 T . 4 9 Now, ain'f this real fun, you all! a Now, boys, aren't you glad we dressed up? Sadie Hawkins Dance We've done all got Together and decided that this here Shindig is the best usn's has ever been Yo. 'K 'Y am 35555155 il A w ,, ,,1w,.w11 A ,if va W Mini' ,sb V Q Q15 'grf?4fz, N255 FM., Harvey Aunt P. Dowd i T0 meer H ,, HARVEy. payed by Jim Matthews axefhissivs Elwood l Cene fro Etlwelxl Wan, you YTI The entire cast of the first semester maior production of HARVEY. So your name's Myrtle Mae? says Gregory Carr, who played Wilson, To Myrtle Mae Simmons, played by Sandy Deonier, in this scene from HARVEY. i if ' , ..,... i t is i. i I ,J K Snmmons played by Beverly Harl to Dr Clwmley played by Bull Llndsfrom There was a man here That said his name was Elwood P. Dowd, says Be1ty Chumley, played by Jane Ann Pierce, To her husband, Dr. Clwumley, played by Bill Lindsfrom, and Dr, Sanderson, played by Paul Kimbell, Nurse Kelly, played by Betty .lo Green, and Wilson, played by Gregory Carr. Entire cas? and crew Cast members of Bad Seed pause to pose for an informal group picture Bessie Denker was the hardest criminal of all time. l74 Now, listen, Rhoda, I know you killed that little boy with your shoes. CRl'1oda and Leroyb Bad See G!-:K ,Ji .A , ,,-W,g,,,,4 ...+ . . . . f 4, i J -. .LM .w f f.,e,n.,., fffi- . il? Float workers' motto: morrow what you can Never pu1 off Unti! to- louse up tonight. Homecoming Activities fm-.. X was M-B Man ff'-5' r X fi-1 Maypole Time? ,..,..s..m-rf se! W Girls, 1here's a stranger among us! .. gig: Confucius say, All work and no play makes for a dull existence. That sure is going To be a fancy chicken house. But, Donna, l can't afford a ring! 9 lk Careful with that saw! if gn l l m' 'MWNSH i 5 4.2 J I :F A- Working on Floats 2 Jerry Sawyer, former president, congratulates Carl Arnold DOTSOT1 presents The Best ACTVS-SS Award TO For her role of Monica in BAD SEED, Sally Adams White, who received the Special Service Awarcl. Colleen Cadion for her role of Christine in BAD is presented the Best Supporting Actress Award SEED. by David Budd. lpha Psi Ome a Awards Dinner Billie Mallory awards Arnold Dotson the Best Supporting Actor Trophy for his role of Leroy in BAD SEED. 7:1 . M, Pictured above are Aurelio Gutierrea, Darlene Budd, Jim Walker, Bill Lindstrom, Wilda Wood, and Deloris Gonzalis, new members. Last year's Best Technician, Jodie Stinnett, presents this year's award to David Budd, for Stage Manager of HARVEY. Pictured below are Beverly Harl, Historian, Ruth Arrington, Sponsor, Arnold Below, Jim Matthews has iust won the Best Actor Award for his role of Elwood Dotson, President, Rennard Strickland, Vice President, and Colleen Cadion, P, Dowd in HARVEY. His award was presented by Colleen Cadion. Secretary. sl!-is W -1 ff' r wc u . mku- - 1' me 9 .lf ummm! .aww mmm .-1l1rrnnanut+.7x,.. -ur mum:- This year's theme for the Phi Sigma Epsilon Spring Formal Dance was Playboy Party. Decorations were obtained from Playboy Magazine and the dress for the evening was Tuxes and after-five for the women. Above we see all the members and pledges anxiously waiting in line to greet their new Sweet- heart, Miss Donna Borin, from Sallisaw. Punch was served at the attractive bar. Phi Sigma Epsilon There was a most romantic atmosphere! Playboy Party ww M. :aff-L,,1w.,: 'ji x A Ui. if? E ff f-.N W, W pr 5 he .- WMM? ,iw 121345, Q fx M fb , Q W as Lff' -- 1 V mizhf A Q .,Sfy.fQ,gwQ,,3 'L ,Q -f-1555-,IHlif5f4 5lis2?i6??:sL 1 -.... 3? The decorations are beautiful! we M,,,Hn ,, , y 1 igma Tau Gamma - e 1 l , 5 Q i . r l 5 1 l l l U x l t F' U gy.. ur I rr .4 k 1 1 - , I ,Q 1, 4... . 2 fi. . 'V ,m Q Edna Brannon was selected as The 1961 Sigma Tau Gamma Sweet xg 1. 5' , H-,....,, heart at the Sig Tau Formal. a' V -are 1, Paul Greene and Kay Fine ormal Dance yyfv, iw, A' The spo enioyed X 'Wr- L S Q I h nsors, Their wives, and members of The faculty were invited and themselves very much. T I g I 5 713, T 1 2 f I 1 5 1 I F , ' ,FZ : W :t hey 1 W 1 , -ii Q , -A A , 5, 5 'fi if Q ' .. . 3 i Q I K I There is always Those relaxing breaks. x is Q 1 A 41 . 5 5 we , f 2 3 - f a a if , ' I 51,5 5 T qi, E , y 1 M, f ' Qi K .QU 1 A , , 5 - ,A ' ' : f 5 , M ' - NI . ' ' x I 5. . , Q - 'x , ' I . fl V ik ' W 1 'V K 1 i . . ' ' f J T31 . A , - T ' - . I ' ' ,ii H: Lf' L ' . i K, 'V ' 1, -'X he 5 A Q ' 4 1 ' Q3 gig s ? - 1 -F 15 13,52- Zzi 1, 1 ' - , ' .- X Sg r , - , 1 4, 1- , - ..'. , , ' ' 5 . 'J' mga 'iz 3? 1,57 ' V ' I Q if Sig Tau Sweetheart, Edna Brannon ww T x , ' ,t ttf ' fill' ' , . Delta Zeta 33' f 5 I , if - , z gy W-qt if 4 5 ,gi vs, 'o ,Q 1 r ' A 4 U Fi 4 K JU f gfg-fi The true spirit of spring was captured in the decorations at this formal event. 'Sw 1. 113,f:h't mmm , xg' ' 'If,,5i,-' 'Yi Ti 'Z Nfff, - I86 I .Z , ,ejzl E ww, 6 , W 5 1,1 2. Ev,,4w,3Vg, r , I, if,-Weis.-:,,ih1wg:p,,m rw,m .,,f,.fff' ,?-gf,-',.if5-1? A we ' V: 5-2'dfss 1:Q ESQ-115, f s!:J'f-if ' 11 ,ri J 'qigw 5,3 ,sf ' Q mi, f' Si 55 'ii J? ,fi .. -5 5 05 5? Refreshments added to the splendor of the evening. fam: Rose Formal 'L M,',,5gf?z11'.,.3,..ft..1. 'HQ Q- ii: 1 4 'I X' Qs?-35' L 'Wdgafxizg Y MEX - R. ,Li-,gf-:ew . - :L mek? Qi' Zgyfsg. Q FQ Q , 3 . fa 'Q 44, 5 5 .3 'Egg 1 , ,- 4, , be bi AX 'X x 'w,j IX '1 KN' '-wiww. ,.,..,, 'c':, ,- mw- -'ir 5 v. , M., win-vfiigg . ,, ,, .A-,BQ-f Y 1 4445 L S Phi Lambda Chi H, N, A fb-.im 'il N xi- 4- X Sprin Formal A 1 X ij! ' m L, r a YJ .- 5.-Q. -'UWM X wi ffy' 1 . K M. ii - .,,, '- gp I 5 Q' ' , in E f' www :JUL WN wykmk , Alpha Sigma Alpha 'E lg, ' . H5725 FN 5 . Y The Alpha Sig Sweetheart was JoNell Condren shown here with Alpha Sig man, Fred Gesin. Alpha Sig President, Colleen Cadion, and date, Ann Leinn Bowles and date, Berry Harrison. Joyce Alford and Bill Lindstrom looking different James Walker. in formal Bermuda Shorts. , 'fix ,. - T' ' ' r fi ..'g'fa : .Z9i LJ 'iw 5E9?Q9w,,' ' 'f A pring Formal 7 an V was-' F' Reception line for the dance included Betty Ritch and Ruth Arrington, Sponsors, and President Colleen Cadion and date, Jim Walker, Music forthe dance was furnished by The Manhattans. sw? Refreshments, anyone? ee' ICA-WISA Sprin Av 8 vt Y 6 an 1 2 s . Z 5 it if QQYA Jewell and Weldon Linville John Evertson, WISA Man, and Betty Sue Henley, MICA Sweet- heart, received honors as outstanding members. '1 l U - x Y:-me-'11?:2'4:2v-4wfm's,27? Formal f 3 if fr s I Siva 5 fn Q? N rn 3 o -1 fn I 0 3 0 -1 DJ -1 4 cn 5 m rn -. 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Queen candidates Mr. Holbrook takes time out to select the queen before his performance. Each year some individual well known in the entertainment world selects the queen. Holbrook will be remembered by Northeastern students for his famous Mark Twain Tonight program which he presented here March l5. it Q 4 M 3.333 Z as 'F . 7 :sf Miss Wonda Chaney and Don Easterling, Yearbook Editor and Advertising Manager respectively, conducted the coronation. Q? -45 .gf .5 Q -1 fly, g af as I X ' Us 5 , r. .pn mf.-1 t M we xx gm A g A Q - f V ,W ,, ' :V gr X, W K ,I ,i2Q- . 'nv- A A fn. 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Cheerleaders Athletic Council Football Basketball Baseball Tennis Golf Intramurals BILLIE MALLORY PATSY TAYLOR BONNIE BATTERSON Sapulpa Muskogee Tulsa The C eerleaders Lyvwv v 2l0 ww, rw M The chief goals of the Northeastern cheerleaders are promoting school spirit and keeping the morale of the Redman teams going strong both at home and at visiting schools. ci ,I Nine members made up the squad this year with Dale Edwards acting as squad leader. The cheerleaders attended all of the out-ot-town football games as well as the home games during the two seasons. RICHARD BURDEN DALE EDWARDS-Head Cheerleader RAY ROCHAU Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa ......., ...u..,.,. f-w.,.+.- 'f- V W,,WW 1.4.-W,-M-f fq f VM if Amex, aww Y , A Af -3 V ,kj ' ,A . t I, ' ' s.. JANIS CORBITT JIM MATTHEWS Tulsa Tulsa ig Q 2- I E52 'M 3' if, -2 - ' dir ig :fe A f g Ek , f 153 M X 4,115 ' 1, , M fy 7. .i ,Q W L' 'w f' . 1 :I , K --4 ' g x vu ,vi y f- lv., ' 0114.1 v' -, V. LI: ,, V Vi.. 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TURNBOW DOROTHY FRlE Chairman Secretary thletic Council The athletic program of Northeastern State Col- lege is administered by the chairman of the Di- vision of Health and Physical Education and by the Athletic Committee, composed of twelve faculty members. The Athletic Committee is selected by the Execu- tive COuncil and is directly responsible to the president of the college. The chairman of the Athletic Committee, who cannot be a member of the athletic staff, signs all contracts together with the chairman of the De- partment of Physical Education, and is the official faculty representative to all state collegiate ath- letic conference meetings. L. H. Bally Nathan C. Brooks Dean Clayton Wesley Hall Robert H. Loomis William Parrish Thomas C. Rousey Harold L. Stratton D. M. Wadley Dorothy Yandell The Redmen HAROLD TUFFY STRATTON Head Coach Reading from left to right: First row-Chris Bolton, Floyd Cottle, George Jessee, Ed Evans, Mike Tameny, David Von Holten and Robert Jackson. Second row-Bob Lawson, Frank'Casey, Bob Irvin, Wally Allen, Ray Wise, Fred Evans and Tim Ryan. Third row-Jake Greenwood, Donnie Woodson, Ray Granclstaff, Dan Sulivant, Mark Gibson, Jack Belkham, Muriel Ford and Bill Johnson. Fourth row-Jack Maxwell, Tommy Clayton, Tommy Martin, Randy Hall, Jerry Wells, James Gibson and Bob Roberts. Fifth row4PhiI Baker, Errol McKoy, Jim Landreth, Joe Stansell, AI Sandahl and Clifford Burkhalter. D. M. DOC WADLEY Assistant Coach Football - 1960 ROBERT LAN DER Assistant Coach ffimmmwmmiwqv- '51 in-.Hi U ,f'19 Arkansas Teche '13-TM -all? JAMES GIBSON JAKE GREENWOOD ERROL MCKOY Quarrerback, Tulsa Quarferback, Lindsay QUBf16fb6Ck, Tulsa quarTer To wind iT up. The Redmen journeyed To Russellville To baTTle The Wonder Norfhwesfem- Boys of Arkansas Tech in The season opener, and came back on The shorT end of a 27-7 score. Fullback Mark Gibson bulldozed Two yards for The opening marker and halfback Robert Jackson booTed The extra poinT for a 7-O firsT quarTer lead, buf Tech carrie back wiTh Two Touchdowns in The second and Two more in The fourTh NorTheasTern's plunge into OCC compeTiTion proved To be a hearTbreaker as a blocked exTra poinf Try made The differ ence, and anoTher Redman loss was recorded, 14-13 Mark Gibson again Tried The iniTial scoring punch when WALLY ALLEN MARK GIBSON DONNIE WOODSON Fullback, Tahlequah Fullback, Bixby Fullback, Claremore ' 5 f.f5f.'5?:5 iQ?f'Sf3.'i +?'1 'i ' Us aipfkgx -5 vu -n Junk Mqfv. ,fr .. . -W 'l ff pm.: .savT,,.f,?'+ 'A:f2:e-1-Q, M' 'il-wvvtur' 1, I Jzgyffklii 'P '95 't,.'g'tX FRANK CASEY BOBBY lRVlN ROBERT JACKSON Halfback, Oilfon Halfback Pofeau Halfback Sulphur he slanTed over from one yard ouT in The second quarter. RoberT Jackson Toed The extra poinT and iT was 7-O, Rednnen. NorThvvesTern's scrappy Rangers Tied The score iusT before Time ran ouT in The TirsT half, and added a Touchdown and PAT in The fourTh period. A pass from RoberT Jackson pulled The Redrnen up To 14-13, louT The Try Tor The poinT was blocked. TOMMY MARTIN BOB ROBERTS DAVID VON HOLTENI Halfback, Haskell Halfback Pawhuska Halfback Tulsa , A? ..f 5W! Hwllfviv 'J.f-T- -'wolf EE, 1 1'.!'kx7 YvEiQ 1' MEIN? Elia RQ '3is.'cSi':'5 YZ4i5ls. 5ihQv'5 'i5wZY5'i ghH1 'Qp'Sl'sl?l-W's?Q?WfaVl:V??f ,t?'i'WH t1Ts'i.S Wim!-ff -7 4' cf: - A K ' 4 . - ' Ai1waW!'wi.'ST 'ZVal RAY WISE PHIL BAKER JACK BELKHAM Halfback, Muskogee Encl, Bixby Emil, GVOVG scoring column when Robert Jackson flipped a short aerial to end Bob Lawson. The try for point failed, and Southeastern scored again, this time on a short plunge, for 20-6 margin. Jackson and Lawson again combined on a 19-yard pass play in the second quarter, and that ended the scoring at 20-12. East Central- East Central's Homecoming provided the setting for North- eastern's only l96O whitewashing as the Tigers laced the Redmen 34-O. A 56-yard punt return in the first quarter supplied what proved to be an adequate cushion, and the Tigers from Ada poured on the coal the rest of the way. Northeastern was forced to the air by a stubborn East Central line that yielded only 85 yards. The Redmen's aerial attack, that saw l5 of 39 passes completed, was not equal to the job. BOB LAWSON AL SANDAHL JERRY WELLS End, Vinita End, Wetaskiwin, Canada End, Sulphur FLOYD COTTLE ED EVANS FRED EVANS Guard, Sulphur Guard, Kiefer Guard, Siloam Springs, Ark. Southwestern- A 2i-point fourth quarter spree by the Southwestern Bull- dogs dashed NSC's hopes for a victorious Homecoming game. Northeastern went into the fourth quarter with what looked to be an insurmountable 26-6 lead, but the Bulldogs climbed the 20-point mountain to deal the Redmen their fifth straight setback. Quarterback Jake Greenwood sneaked for two touch- downs, Robert Jackson plunged for another, and linebacker- center Dan Sulivant rumbled l6 yards with a stolen fumble but all to no avail. The long gainer again proved to be the Reclmen's nemesis as three of Southwestern's scoring thrusts came on plays covering Al, 46 and 68 yards. The clinching touchdown was an 8-yard pass play and the successful extra-point try made it 27-26, Southwestern. GEORGE 'JESSEE JACK MAXWELL MIKE TAMENY Guard, Tulsa Guard, Cartersville GUGFCI, Tulsa TOMMY CLAYTON RAY GRANDSTAFF DAN SUUVANT Cenfeff Haskell Center, Muskogee Center, Tulsa Langston- The OCC champion Langston Lions buried NSC 53-7, with an eight Touchdown barrage and 530 yards total offense. Northeastern made what would have ordinarily been a respectable total of 227 yards total offense and T7 first downs, but the Redmen did not have the manpower to handle the Lions, who breezed tothe OCC crown. Quarterback Jake Greenwood broke into the scoring column in the fourth quarter on a keeper-play that covered 20 yards. Dan Sulivant kicked the extra point. Central State- NSC ran afoul of Central State's one-man-gang brand of football in the Redmen's final conference game. Raymond Hayes, the Bronchos' all-OCC selection, accounted for 20 of CHRIS BOLTON BILL JOHNSON JIM LANDRETH Tackle, Eucha Tackle, Tahlequah Tackle, Tulsa S! I ii .-if nf K c ..., sf-m:.,,,.:,5:ns gs r M--.sa-.::u ,,, X . Paid TIM RYAN Tackle, Kansas City, Mo. JOE STANSELL Tackle, Locust Grove EDDIE KNIGHTEN Manager, Broken Arrow JOE KIRKWOOD Trainer, Tahlequah JERRY REESE Manager, Tahlequah his team's 21 points to lead Central to a 21-14 win over Northeastern. Northeastern's Tallies came on a 30-yard pass from Robert Jackson to end Jerry Wells, and an 11-yard scamper by half- back Bob Irvin. Dan Sulivant converted from placement after both touchdowns. New Mexico Highlands- Once again the Cowboys defeated the lndians as Highland U. defeated the Redmen 28-18. Northeastern trailed 21-6 at the half, but outplayed the New Mexicans handily in the second half. Tempers flared throughout the game and two players from each team were ejected during the last quarter. .. I if 'fe i -as 1 fx- fff if riff, J as I ,..g-ng., +-.Y . ,... lil' . f New Mexico HighlandsffConTinued1 Mark Gibson scored one Touchdown, and Bob Irvin goT The oTher Two, one on a pass from reserve signal- caller James Gibson ThaT covered 24 yards. All Three of Dan SulivanT's conversion aTTemloTs were blocked. Nebraska State Teachers- The TasTe of vicTory came wiTh a 34-21 win over a well-regarded band of AnTelopes from Kearney, Ne- braska. RoberT Jackson sTarTed Things off wiTh a bang as he reTurned a punT 67 yards. The exTra poinT Try was wide, buT minuTes laTer Bob Lawson, who Took scoring honors for The day, snagged an aerial from James Gibson for anoTher 6 poinTs. SulivanT kicked The PAT, ATTer Kearney scored, Gibson hiT Lawson again and SulivanT repeaTed from placement Kearney Tallied 14 poinTs in The Third oIuarTer Tor a 21-20 lead, and iT looked like hisTory would repeaT iTseIT buT in The TourTh guarTer Mark Gibson bulled over from 1 yard ouT and Roberi Jackson hiT Lawson again Tor added insurance. Dan SulivanT converTed boTh Times. 220 v,4gf2,, 3, ,,,, M231 ,rf this Q X aw , is I ! f . Ti? V 3 jf.: :e Members ofthe Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity served at the banquet, Pat Sulivant, Jackie Hobbs, Janet Jones, Football Queen, Sharon Helmer, and Margaret Grandstatf were the honored guests at the banquet. Football Banquet -or ,mls 9 Q- wqfm 15:19 4 at. --if ...W M Basketball Northeastern's roundballers registered improve- ment over their 1959-60 record, with a final won- lost record of 11-13 for the season and 7-9 in the OCC. Lettermen who greeted Coach Jack Dobbins at the beginning of the year were John Rains, David Kaufman, Corky Nlizell, Carl Nick, Rodger Lefler, Gary Williams and Bob Rice. Mizell, Wil- liams, Kaufman and Lefler formed the initial starting quintet along with Jim Weaver, who transferred to Northeastern from Tulsa University. JACK DOBBINS Coach The members of the 1960-61 Basketball team are: Row 1-John Rains, Jack Parker, Rodger Lefler Jim Weaver, Dave Kisner, and Stanley Dombek. Row 2-John Lullo, Corky Mizell, Gary Williams, Carl Nick and Don Honaker. Row 3-Wesley Ard, Wiley Ryal, and John Odle. CORKY MIZELL, Guard JOHN RAINS, Forward JIM WEAVER, Forward, Center Coweta Westville Muskogee Basketball HighlighTs of The seasoh were Triumphs over SouTh- and bofh were cliffhariger Type. easfern STaTe and CehTral STaTe, The Teams ThaT finished The Reolmen suffered from The injury iihx as Two l, 2 in The OCC. BoTh vicTories were on The home floor, firsT-lihe players saT ouT The Tail-end games of The CARL NICK, Guard RODGER LEFLER, Forward JOHN LULLO, Guard Harfshorne Muskogee McAIesTer 224 3 f I Q2 ' ff? ,Y ii .ww-swung, an WN9P'5HW9 . .1-.nw-w, 4 SE A ww '- wfn,:Q.sfev- f Qfrr W ..,.,,v . Q11 'A N , nazi 7. M f 'J fm- . ,A rr , ag v i ' . fee' Redman Baseball Team, Top row, from left to right, are-John Lullo, Dewey Spyres, Jim Davis, Cleve Kinnear, Grover Wade and Coach Tom Rousey, Bottom row Tom Peters, Dan Sulivant, Mike Gardner, Robin Rowley, Jim Brown and John Odle. Baseball The Redman baseball team had a 8-5 conference record and an over-all 8-T2 record for a not-too-good, not-too-bad season. Thirteen of the players received letters for the season. They are Mike Gardner, Grover Wade, Corky Mizell, Jim Davis, Robin Rowley, Tom Peters, Cleve Kinnear, Jim Brown, Levi Wilson, John Odle, Dewey Spyres, John Lullo and Paul Hogner. THOMAS c. 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Viclor TV and Radios Davis Tires CORPORATION JACK RICKARD HAL REED IIO No. Muskogee Avenue Tahlequah Oklahoma TASTEE F REEZ SMITH BROS. izlo so. MusKoeEE Floor Covering and Furnilure Buy Wilh Confidence Everylhing for +he Home Phone GL 6-329l Tahlequah, Oklahoma Malls, Shakes and Sunclaes Regular and Foollong Holdogs Regular and Jumbo Hamburgers PHONE YOUR ORDER IN GL 6-4522 Tahlequah Oklahoma Th ri ftywise Food Market '- f2 f2iff S .,-L, I C0mpIimen+S of VW! ff BUTANE com PANY alll PHONE GL-25I4 I 4- xg I Tahlequah Oklahoma Ph?Z.ief..Zi6'379' Sw G'SiTafll'ZPs 248 NORMAL CLUB CLEANERS We are happy +o serve you wi+h 'rhe RAY'S GROCERY 81 MARKET Fresh Mea'rs, Fruiis, and Vegelables mosi' careful dry cleaning plus 'Ihe WE DELIVER PHQNE GL 6-3431 ex+ra +ha+ cosfs you no+hing. Thank You SANITONE CLEANING CGM Again Tahlequah, Oklahoma Phone GL 6-367I T hl h Ok' h a equa a oma AUTO GLASS MORRIS FLOWERS Your Residenfial FIoris'rs Flowers Thai Please' 608 W. DELAWARE PHONE GL 6-2529 Ins+aIIed While You Waii' Insurance Replacemenls Plafe Glass Furnifure Tops S'rore Fron'rs Window Glass Mirrors CITY GLASS AND NEON TO sun vouR TASTE FISH ER'S CAFE 205 N. Muskogee Phone GL 6-340I Fx? if if Tahlequah ' -mt-fri 'T p Z Oklahoma Complimenfs of The BEN FRANKLIN STORE Leo Bode PHONE GL 6-903 I Tahlequah Oklahoma CREW REXALL DRUG PAUL WIGHT-BILL TAYLOR Mee'r Your Friends a'I' Our FounI'ain YM, E . ZWWW wf,y0w1AJ 2442 Es9 'r, 1 Q o ' ' iijl A ai' 'Claws Serving Easlern Oklahoma Since I 900 TAHLEOUAH OKLAHOMA 249 TAHLEOUAH LUMBER COMPANY TAHLEOUAH READY-MIX AND MATERIAL COMPANY C. 81 C. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone GL 6-2506 P.O. Box I8I Tahlequah OIKIBIIOMG Complimenfs of LA FON'S GROCERY AND MARKET PHONE GL 6-435I 407 No. Muskogee Tahlequah Oklahoma THE SHACK Come To The Shack for a STeak or Snack The Meefing Place of The S+ucIenI's MR. and MRS. LEON D. LAUSON Tahlequah Oklahoma Complimenfs of L! THE STYLE SHOP fe 5 1 Home and Hospnal cans VANITY BEAUTY SHOP A M669 1-QNEYIS BARBER SHOP PHONE GL 'mg' X W GL 64241 Home GL 6-3376 Tahlequah Oklahoma Tahlequah Oklahoma BYNUM'S FURNITURE STORE I26 No. Muskogee Avenue Phone GL 6-330I Tahlequah, Oklahoma MayI'ag and General EIecI'ric Appliances and FurniI'ure 250 STAUSS DRUG STORE S8cH Green S'rampS Prescripfions Firsf PHONE GL 6-248I Tahlequah Oklahoma THE DAVIS CLOTHIERS II5 NO. MUSKOGEE AVENUE Tahlequah, Oklahoma Where Slyle and Fil Come Firsi PARKER MOTOR COMPANY Aufhorizecl Dealers Marx Made V Sllalcks Ponfiac-Buick-lnfernafional Sui+s an eusen PHONE ei. 6-2556 Shiris S or'rs Coals Jfrman Shoes Cummer' Sellls Tahlequah Oklahoma P. J. s Confinenial Cloihes Are Our Specially Complimenls of THE FOOD CENTER THORNTON'S Television - Appliances Sales - Service 2I7 NorI'h Muskogee Tahlequah Oklahoma PHONE GL 6-420I EASTON'S STUDIO Your Annual Pho'rographer Negafives of your Annual Porfrails are on 'File in our sludio for five years. 43I WEST BROADWAY Mugkggee Oklahoma u 4 Y .au mH:4',w MATH EWS D-X STATION U Muskogee and Choc+aw Tahlequah, Oklahoma U-Haul Renfal Trailer Phone GL 6-232I TOWNHOUSE CAFETERIA Tahlequah Oklahoma Firsl' in Qualify, Firs+ in Prices, FasI'es+ in Service RED and NUDIE Owners Complimenis of TON EYS DRUG STORE I22 Sou+h Muskogee Avenue Tahlequah, Oklahoma 25I HINDS DEPARTMENT STORE Nor'rheas+ern Graolua+es TAHLEQUAH OKLAHOMA S Go +o +he AWHEN INT? R UDB F0 ETNE FDDD PEARL AND CURT BARBER SHCP -.ly Owners 2I3 N. Muskogee We May NOT Please Everybody - Buf We Try To. Q 4'4 Nfazfgiziee Ph3ja,i:f'3642 Y BARNEY DEMos GREENHAW EDDINGS MOTOR COMPANY Valiani'-Plymou+h-Chrysler DeSo+o-G.M.C. Tahlequah Oklahom Complimenfs of Complimenfs of LINVILLE JEWELRY PlNKERToN's JH SHOE STORE i 3l5 No. Muskogee Phone GL 6-4I8I l27 N. Muskogee 'Ls . Q 'lf I , Tahlequah Oklahoma Phone GL 6-36I2 -.JO - Tahlequah 252 JusI' say i+ wi+h WASSON FLOWERS f li Iliff ' SEV it with-Fgwers I U 'I , ' . ,. DownI'own Tahlequah Phone GL 6-25I6 Complimenfs of FELTS' FAMILY SHOE STORES OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA Tahlequah - SI'iIIweII - Sand Springs Muskogee - Okmulgee - Broken Arrow Tulsa - Pofeau - ViniI'a Lawnmower and Chain Saw Service M. 81 M. SALES 81 SERVICE Small Engine Paris and Repair MisI'Ie'I'oe Express JAMES MASTERS, Agenl' Tahlequah, Oklahoma TAHLEQUAH INSURANCE SERVICE w. T. PERRYMAN Be Sure Insure PHONE GL 6-2323 Consull' Your Insurance Agenf or Broker as You Would Your DocI'or N SUPPLIES ,JMC REDMEN HOME SERVICE SHOPPE GAS AND PLUMBING 0 'NOMOOQ 419 No. Muskogee J. A. MCSPADDEN, owner -....:,,.f,- Phone GL 6-3452 Box I04 Phone GL 6-2585 v . A G., Tahlequah, Oklahoma ng BuI'ane-Crane Qualify Plumbing Tahlequah Oklahoma Propane-Youngs'Iown Kifchens Re'Freshmen'I' - ReIaxaI'ion DARI TWIN GL 6-3 I 8I Tahlequah Oklahoma TAHLEQUAH LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING PHONE GL 6-3I I3 LeI' One Call Do I+ All WAYNE HEATON, Owner S8fH Green Sfamps Wi+h AII Dry Cleaning CHEROKEE CAPITOL ABSTRACT CO. W S ' I' ' AII H ' Absfraci' of Ti+Ies, Insurance e pecla 'Ze In aware NorI'h of Courfhouse Square PHONE GL 6-4I I2 OWDGI' Ng' Muskggee MILLIE HURST, Manager fain!-cufvsz Qunazaf chfoms A 7 Ambulance --i- -man I Phone GL 6-255I ii I'I'Ie O! Qlzerogee QOIIITEIII ' 'Ifl7'iCll S-Yin. Uagfzguag, Dgfagolna Complimenfs of BUTLER'S DRIVE IN RADIO STATION KTLQ MR. and MRS. MELVIN BUTLER l350 on Your R6dI0 904 S. Muskogee Phone GL 6-9025 TAHLEQUAH, OKLAHOMA Tahlequah, Oklahoma THUNDERBIRD I LANES D E, If if Wesl' on Highway 5I Tahlequah JI MMI E'S OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY QA 6II E. Downing JIMMIE a ASUPPIYC Q ASSOCIATE STORE Co T GBT M II R GL 6-2469 Testa sweet---a +2-OSIL5 treatu ncl GAYLE LOCKE mplimenfs of TAI-ILEQUAI-I BUILDING AND LOAN Philco TV - RefrigeraI'ors Brunswick Tires Phonograph Records PHONE GL 6-2333 Tahlequah Oklahoma P. H. Medearis, Pres. L. H. Bally, V.-Pres. C. E. Weber, Treas. Lucille Hamil'I'on, Assi. Sec.. Treas. Clell Yeager, Ex. V.-Pres. Officers and Direc+ors H. E. Garrison A. G. Gibson H. P. Upfon Earl Squires H. M. Vance, Ally. 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