Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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FRONT ROW: john Gregath, Kenneth Bretz, Ray Losornio, Iohn Parks. Murry Fleming, Terry Baxter. Larry Crain, Iames Hansen. ROW 2: Gary W. Tripp, Bill Alstine, Charles Bro- naugb, Larry Holt, Alan Enochs. Tony Miller, Omer Schneider. Robert Poppe. ROW 3: Steven Guest. Gary Swart, Iames OSU Engineering Club Thrived The OSU Engineering Club, in its first year of existence, grew to 75 members. Members included all disciplines of freshman and sopho- more engineering and Technical Institute stu- dents, dedicated to the purpose of becoming better acquainted with different fields of en- gineering. Lightner, Rick White, Bob West, Doug Phillips. Tim Kinney. Robert Lewis, Van Harvey. ROW -1: Dennis Paine, Gary Lynn, Gary Patterson, Scott NVeeden, Greg Leskela, Ioe Keller- by, Leroy Wcitzel, Kent Williams, Ronald White, james Houston. During Its Initial Year On Campus Outstanding speakers came during the past year with agencies such as NASA, the Army Corps of Engineers and the CIA, presenting programs. Officers were: Ray Losornio, presi- dent, Doug Phillips, vice-president, Scott Wee- den, secretary and Carl Toma, treasurer. Hotel and Restaurant Society Held Annual Hospitality Day Events The Hotel and Restaurant Society was a professional organization of students in the School of Hotel and Restaurant Administra- tion. Outstanding authorities from the hos- pitality industryu make up a major part of a varied professional program for the organiza- FRONT ROW: lerry Gold, R. I. Ross, Dianna Maple, Bill Sampson, john Mat-Allister, Kathy English, Ivan Town, Kay Roby, Greg Davey. ROW 2: Katharine Reed, Martha johns- ton, Robert Ruthart. Bob Paulsen, Don Schille, Charles Willson, Joseph Montalband, Darwin Crider, Gary Hines, Bill Marshall. ROW 3: Art Goessel, Art Casper, Carolyn Plecker, loan War- tion. Hospitality Days, as an industry-student coordinated event, was the annual program highlight. The purpose of the event was to foster a meaningful relationship between stu- dent members and the industry. den, Don Paulson, George Chapdelaine, Mark Bergner, john Cornyn, Iohn Frederick Wiles, David Andrew. ROW -1: Io- seph Disanto, Iim Costello, Iohn Parkinson, Robert Ramee. Robert Myers. Bob jordan, Phil Langston, Eric Behnke, Barry Baker, Michael Mize, Robert Thompson.

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Campus Crusade Prepared Students for Stewardship Campus Crusade for Christ is an interde- nominational student Christian movement which began in l95l at UCLA. Since then it expanded to many of the leading campuses across the nation and to 13 other countries. The primary purpose of Campus Crusade was to communicate the teachings of Jesus Christ and their relevance to the collegians of this generation. This purpose was carried out through College Life, a weekly meeting in which business and professional men and stu- dents related their personal experiences in the Christian life. The non-denominational national and local organization of college students also devoted time to a study of Christian religions. Meeting weekly, the group heard faculty members and Campus Crusade sponsored many interesting speakers. local Students relate their OVVH Christ. Catherings of Campus Crusade at various houses on campus brought large crowds oi' students.

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FRONT ROW: Marvin Abbott, Dorothy Ramming, Wilma Ramming, Emelie Koerner, Linda Warnke, Wayne Meyer. ROW 2: Warren Cole, Iames Mueller. Vernon Constein. Karl Gamma Dell'a Went To S+a+e-Wide Gamma Delta offered students the oppor- tunity to talk with fellow Lutherans on cam- pus. Its meetings gave the student the experi- ence of interchange in recreation, discussion and worship. The goal of Gamma Delta was to offer a program here on campus which Bap+is+ Student Union Raised Funds, Activities for BSUiers this year included summer Bible school, fall retreat at Ponca City, the state BSU convention, and the raising of funds for the Summer Missions through the Buck-A-Month Club. Discussion seminars and FRONT ROVV: Jimmie Clement. john Moody. Iohn Scales. Linda Sutton. Myra Rainey, Karen Boldin. ROW 2: Iudith Stephens. Indy Thompson, Mary Korthase. Margaret lfadaley. Kuhlmann, Paul Crundmann. Hal Meier, Don Sylvester, Rob- ert Seebeek. Re+rea+, Gave To Mission Work would promote knowledge and service in the Christian faith. This year's activities included a state-wide retreat, caroling rest homes during the Christmas season and contributing to mis- sion work. Held Spring Banquet and Picnic vespers were held weekly, highlighted by rep- resentatives of Teen Challenge from New York City. Social events included the annual Round-Up Party, a Witch Hunt, spring ban- quet, spring picnic. and International Tea. ludith VVest. Karen lioxxler. ROW' '31 ,lim S3HCll'I'SflI1,lDIDLlgI- las Smith. Bill Gentry. lidxvin Meyers. David Mont-reif, Larry Deonicr, Alan Mattingly.