Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

F I 5 5 I Q F 5 E s i , 5 F I h i I u i fx' Bacone . . . A pathway from the past leading toward a challenging future 2 TblfCft rm, .13-3 :g5iiQ Table of Contents Contents Students .............. Administration Faculty Staff ..... Sports . . . Index Advertising ,... 4-GW dgmvwu-X K 9 X R - .., .1 Vi E N Q 5 . w W .it :LLf L , Mi ' in v ig, : A K N: k-1. ,M N I L X. X. Opening A R Q5 S26 XB bk +4 -.Q , wait w, K . A A W. - ir X i i ' f f. fw s il Q 5 .1 T, My in ' K Opening Life's baHIes don'1 alwags go fo ihe sironger or fasier man . . 1, me . wi ar' 'Wm -nrX'NM -.. nf' ' 9' pf f A r' . . . buf sooner' or Iaier ihe man ihai wins is fhe man who ihinks he can. W. D. Winfle A ff . Opening 7 fix! Folk Festival Celebrated Indian Culture Several thousand people turned out to partici- pate in the Bacone Centennial Native American Folk Festival, which was held Oct. 17 and 18. Artists and craftsmen from all over the nation gathered on campus for the two day celebration of Native American culture. Lectures and demonstrations by visiting artists, food concession booths operated by student groups and a variety of musical groups high- lighted the event. saw' - . ' . 3 8 if ... vi-fvfiwfir Folk Festival 'lang in re n ,F - R, :- 900. Opposite page, Far Left: Sculptor Willard Stone displays some of his creations. Center Top: Visitors listen to the NSU Jazz Ensemble. Center Bottom: Members of the Pocola High School Band perform. This page, Top: Dr. Dick West dances at the pow wow. Bottom: Woodrow Haney plays one of his com- positions on the Indian flute. Bottom Right: Rosie James, Fort Defiance, Ariz., demonstrates the art of Navajo weaving. 'gf .env ni i . , if'-:ig I Y G NAI, 5 ,.o- ' ' get A :fig mately 500 students enrolled at Bacone They came from many places and backgrounds but each was seek mg an education that would be a pathway to the future During the 1980-81 academic year, there were approxi- Siudenis Emma Abbott Lucille Adams Nesha Walker jokes with friends before class starts. Wilma Allen Janet Amlotterf Natacha Austin Darrell Autaubo Lavern Darlene Benally Dorothy Benally Lyndon Black Sheryl Breckenridge Sophomores rv' 4 l l if it 4-144 2 , X, , 1 1 ff . ill Visiting singers Henry Greencrow and Jim Clairmont, both of St. Paul, Minn., watch Folk Festival proceedings. Brown Delores Burkhalter Lora Carter Patricia Dunn Vanls Dunn Kay Duvall Louie Edwards Sophornores V Eileen Eustace Louis Fanelli Lawana Far uson Nancy Gale Cheryl George Singers dance the drum around at the Folk Festival Carol Glory Julie Gonzales Darlene Guinn Johnnie Harrison Sophornores K7r.'r:Y John Mardelie Hudson Lavern Begay puts her money on her favorite jack o Ian mix Z gf if tern. r .. K Q Iwi... C nthia Johns Charles Johnson Steve Landsberry votes for the pumpkin of his choice at the carnival. Sophomores JSI Jim Jones Kevin Jones Randy Kemp Terri Kennedy K , Mnke Kreymborg points of pltchlng Carolyn Love Klm Marutt Harold Matlock Tuna Matlock ,, Yak-J 'ow fr' Sher: Vldovuch and Rose Ross members of Bacone Chrlstlan Fellowship help clean up the campus before the Folk Festival 'Q Z? Bernard Pedro Deana Phillips vfiia Loss Prlce Jeanne Rorex Gordon Sam Lola Shropshire buildings waiting for her next class to begin. l Madelyn Tenorio sits outside one of her classroom Randy Kemp and Kevin Connywerdy bring their pump kin entry tothe Halloween carving contest , .fi G-Q I ' 1 i Annette Waldon Nesha Walker Performing with Reader's Theatre at the Folk Festival was Lawrence Stevens Eva Wimmer Chrystal Wright Paul Washm ton Lnsa Whltchurch QQ 8 Tracy Ayers munches on food prepared for the Student- Faculty Picnic, Merlihna Yakahna Nancy Yazzie Sophomores Mlke Adaur Mary Allen Watermelon was a welcome treat after the long, hot summer which continued into the school year. Leslie Barichello Carlton Battiest Paula Baughman Marnie Becentl Ida Begaye if Lois Pat l- Mary Bourke Nadine rg? . 55 w. f R' Yi: L Fran Brassfield Sheri Brassfieid Freshmen Bonnie Bravo Marietta Be a Ton Bernardez Leslie Barichello competes in the Indian Club Princess contest. X. Mario Bravo Tammie Brock Sheila Brooks Bill Brown C ntha Brown Marsha Bruner Lori Maria Cantero Dean of Students Robert Davis, and his wife, Shirley, disco at the cheerleaders' fund raiser at Sonic. anuel Carl Marilyn Carroll Lorrie Chatman Reba Chewey Freshmen Diana Chihuahua Pam Chuckluck Gwen Christopherson Corene Clark Raul Rodriguez, Darlene Benally and Lilly Silversmith rehearse a scene from The Doctor in Spite of Himself. Gary Cochran Alisa Coleman Kevin Connywerdy April Cookson Freshmen am' Brenda Cowan Delena Crai Pamela Cunnin ham Janice Deerin water Mary HorseChief takes advantage of a warm autumn afternoon and studies outside. Valerie Defoor Emily Donahue Donna Drapeau Renee Dresie Freshmen Teri Drye Leslie Edwards 0I'I Ron Felix NN Mi. Pauline Atkins and Larry Tsosle brave the first snowfall to attend classes gf ,, 3, 2 Melvin Ford Martha Foutch Lisa Arlene .L LE 14' ffN MJKUBALL' ,, Lester Gill Sharon Goklish Carmine Goodhouse Josephine Goodhouse Freshmen um. QQ Lorri Bundy carnops at Sonic to raise money for the cheerleaders. Nora Hardwuck Peggy Hull Billy Hooper Mary HorseChief Sammie Houston Lucky Jitiam Celesta Jones Juan Howard Karen Keener Linda Kelley Tamera Kennedy Judy Kitseally Freshmen twins. Denise Davis and Claire West pretend they are Siamese Kym Marltt applaes mime makeup In a drama class exercuse 'r..--.. rs ..... i. Jan Mclntosh Deborah Meeks Jana Montana Anita Morgan Lori Mullican Mabel Notah Lenora Anna Rhodes Debbie Ridley Marc Parnacher Janice Parker Actor Will Sampson receives a Bacone Choir shirt from George Stevenson. Freshmen 'fr' tgp Edith Oliver Susan Robins Q-J x , S 1 S X Mario Bravo passes time in the Student Union. 'P iw Raul Melanie Ross f Q E ff? Y was egg. ' 3 R j' Calvin Rouse Raydelle Sanchez Marlia Sanders Patricia Sawtelle 'ZS ,L yt, 51: Judy Seber Curtis Smith Lorie Smith Lydia Snyder Freshmen Barbara Stac Ph llis Stearns Lawrence Stevens Ranelle Stonecalf 1 Wu g l , V Donna Drapeau and Leah Harjo look over a yearbook in the Posey Hall lounge. Melanie Stopp Greg Stout Rebecca Strickland Mary Swindler rcella Todechee Morton Makroro heads for his room in McCoy Hall Tsosie Felicia Warren Warren Gwen Wilcox Susanna Wildcat Diana Wilson Julia Wilson Nedra Wilson Crystal White Ella Yazzie Freshmen 5 5 i, if all .qfiti Bacone Christian Fellowship -- Front: Evelyn Ferguson, Nancy Yazzie, Madelyn. Tenorio. Sheryl Breckenridge, Lovey Jones, Rita Mouse, Dena Yasteya. Middle: Wayna Landsberry. Marrietta Begay, Sheri Vidovich, Pat Lulan, Eiverda Mitchell, Julia Wilson, Bernie Hardy, Janice O'Fields, Beverly Jones, Rebecca Strickland. Back: Ira Aikeris, sponsor, Ruby Aikens sponsor, Rose Ross, Kerry Cana- day, Etta London, Mike Adair, Rev. Herb Snyder, sponsor, Randy Kemp. BCF involved in many activities Bacone Christian Fellowship was successfuiiy BCP is an organization which is activeiy invoived in many activities on campus this year, involved in Christian activities both on and off such as the Foik Festival, where they had a fryb- campus. BCF provides students the opportunity read booth, and the Halloween Carnivai, at which to participate in Christian fellowship and service. they sponscred a Jack O' Lantern Contest. Bacone Christian Fellowship Q A x, 22Y5'N-we -1 I ,,.. ,, I NN ,E 1 P 5 29' ' r Y Bacone Christian Fellowship i i ' rx - .N -sa- nr .F -fi' is N i u Ri.:'7:is 55' Above Left: Dr. Howard Meredith pres- ents Gloria Loveiady with a Teacher of the Month Award. Voting was organ- ized by the BCF. Above Right: Denise Yasteya was the BCF Warrior Princess candidate. Left: BCF members Eveiyn Ferguson and Chrystal Wright shop on a BCF trip to Tulsa. i li Ml va ki Qa 'm.vA if 'dim 0 0 Center Stage Club -- Raul Rodriguez, Denise Davis. Claire West, Tony Bernardez, Darlene Benally, Lilly Silversmith, Sponsor Mary Lou Zlegenfuss. Center Stage Club entertains campus The Center Stage Club presented two plays The Club presented the Moliere farce twic during the Fall Semester, a readers' theatre of once during Bacone Hour, and during a specij the works of Alexander Posey during the Folk Fes- luncheon theatre, which featured soup and salaf tival, and Moliere's The Doctor in Spite of Him- prepared by Language Arts faculty. self. l Center Stage Club Left: Tony Bernarclez. as Lucas, and Kym Marltl. as Valere, are told pf the miracle healer Sganarelle. by his wife Martine. played by Claire West. Bottom left: Mary Lou Zlegenfuss and Denise Davis discuss a scene. Bottom right: Raul Rodriguez, as the bugus doctor Sganarelle. yells his diagnosis of l.ucinde's ailment. Lucinde was played by Darlene Benaliy and Geronte was played by Lilly Silversmith. ex' -, ,.. , . ng Q 1 -- -- ,rm i -- K 1. Mw.., -W . . ., A ls w2?4 ?'f. ' K Jr ie . Q K Q .,, K ,if QQ f ,AKA -are V 4 i ,J Black Student Society -- Front: Clarence Cooks, Felicia Warren, Louie Edwards, Vanessa Phillips, Chuck Cooks, Beverly Talton. Back: Sponsor, Geneva Warren, Victor Richardson, Melvin Ford, Rick Lyons, Lester Gill, Johnnie Harris, Selywan Todd, Kenny King, Leonard Moore, Leslie Edwards. , Black Student Society Formed The Bla'-Tk Student SOCWTY was formed at The BSS sponsored several dances during the Bacone this fall to provide Biack students with an school year. opportunity to organize and sponsor various activities. l Black Student Society Bacone Student Nurses Association -- First row: Lisa Gage, Sheri Brassfield. Second row: Lisa Whitchurch, Katie Stratton, Peggy Hill, Lawana Farguson, Nedra Wilson, Kristal Beauchamp. Third row: Marsha Gardner, Rebecca Romine, Lee Eckhardt, Debra Bickle, Laura Pitts, Darlene Guinn, Jimmie Sue Hill. Fourth row: Tamera Kennedy, Susannah Goodyear. Jane Leonard, Maxine Flem- ing, Susan Shower, Janice Parker. Fifth row: Anita Lamb, Lisa Van Tuyl, Dorothy Malone. Kay Duvali, Debi Graves, Eunice Hallurn. Susan Robins, April Cookson, and Delena Craig. BSNA Encourages Professionalism The Bacone Student Nursing Association is part The association also functions as an adjunct to of District 3 of Oklahoma State Student Nurse's community health resources and encourages stu- Association. its purpose is to foster the nursing dents to participate in local and state health func- studenfs interest in professional nursing organi- tions, zations and to prepare them for membership upon graduation. Bacone Student Nurses Association iw' ...ff 1 why ' 'a ' AdbirQf'rifi3scd'g,Standing: Bernard Pedro, MadeIyn Tenoria, Darren Wimmer. Sitting: Janet Permeli, f'1'f?G'mG'7'ff5'4 2 1 Q'fT 3, , g Q Yfj1 jjQ f CheerfeadersjPfromote Warriorspirit , :f basketball ami Tseveral money raising pmiects to buy new um- scmm szairit and lead cheering the Warriors, During M wmefgteifgf fthef Cheer8eaders worked at forms, Male cheerleaders were selected reviving! an oid College tradition. Cheerleaders Wi., Cheerleaders Above Right: Male cheerleaders warren Wimmer and Keith Bacony were brought back for the first time in many years. Above Left: Pom pon routines were a main- stay of the cheerleaders' repertoire of spirit boosting techniques. as Q2 Bacone Choir -- First row: Lori Muilican, Judy Seber, Darren Wimmer, Mike Adair, Charlene Maxim, Emma Drywater. Bernadette Harvey, Kay Lowe. Second row: Arlene George, Sarah Blackgoat. Chrystal Wright, Margie Begay, Raul Rodriguez. Randy Kemp, Rita Mouse, Beverly John, Alice Harvey. Third row: Accornpanist Kenneth Growcock, Evelyn Ferguson, Mary Beth Swindler, Cora Flute, Anita Stevens, Kim McClatchey, Etta London, Carlton Battiest. Kevin Connywerdy, Darrell Autaubo, Brenda Cowen, Mary Hester. Pam Chuckluck, Marilyn Carroll, director George Stevenson. Fourth row: Pauline Atkins, Kay Ahhaitty. Elia Yazzie, Lawerence Ste- vens, Ray Maxwell, Kerry Canady, Manuel Carl, Keith Bacon, Ramone Yazzie, Crystal White, Linda Girty, Mary HorseChief. Choir Continues Musical Tradition The Bacone Choir continued its tradition of per- forming in the Muskogee area and across the nation during their annual spring break Concert Tour. The Choir has been noted for many years for the excellence in performances. and for the distinctive and traditional indian clothes worn by its members. Membership in the choir is open to any Bacone student. Students spent at least five hours per week in rehearsals. Participation in choir gives students the oppor- tunity to travel, and develop an appreciation for vocal music. Bacone Choir f I f 3 S ? s Upper Left: Choir Officers included Mari- lyn Carroll, secretaryltreasurerg Raul Rodriguez, treasurerg and Charlene Maxim, vice president. Brenda Cowen. president, not pictured. Bottom Left: Sec- tion leaders were, Front: Kim NlcClatchey. sopranog Lori Mullican, alto. Back: Kevin Connywerdy, bass: and Ray Maxwell, tenor, Bottom Right: The Choir Ensemble sings at the dedication of the Tourist information Center at Ataioa Lodge Museum. 3 Bacone Choir X X I ,B S F 1 1 I 2 Indian Club Top left: Indian Club president, Kevin Connerwerdy dances at the benefit pow wow held Dec. 6 Top right: Larry Tsosie shows his dancing style. Bottom left: Indian Club Princess Mary HorseChief. evil is Y, 'Lf international Students Demonstrate Dances Baconians were treated to a performance of dances native to various Pacific islands by mem- bers of the international Students Ctub. The ciub promotes understanding between var- ious nationaiities and is open to all Bacene stu- dents. i Above: George Motorik, Morton Makroro, iaohiro. Maria Cantero, Danny Antonia, and Kejon Anumtak perform. Lett: Mariyna Yakana and Kats Hanchor dance the Stick Dance. ea f L-. In terna tional Students Club x 5 1' :ff C 6 , GK 'fk K g' 4 ' 1 S' ' X x QA ':csr'VfR5E 1 J V' , f 0 '-,. iff I Xa i Se , 'il f 1 ' gi 5 3 ,, 2 wg- sg :: -2 ilfx' Newman Club - Front: Jana Montana, Nancy Gale. Emily Donahue. Back: Sister Elizabeth Brown, Diane Redhouse, Dorothy Benally, Ginger Maxfield, and Vicki Levering. 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Back: Louis Fanelli, chief photographer, The Baconian and Warrior: Steve Kinder, adviser: and Vanis Dunn, student senate representative and The Baconian sports writer. l i i Club Publishes Paper, Yearbook r The Publications Club was active in most cam- pus activities during the year and still managed to put out the campus newspaper and yearbook. The Pub Club pumpkin placed third in the jack- 'o-lantern carving contest held Halloween. The club also sponsored the Warrior Princess contest and dance. Members also attended the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association meeting held on the campus of Oklahoma State University at Stillwa- ter. Publications Club 'we- i ,. We Vw ,uv-'f' ,, we eff ge ,1 ' Q M :sf 1 ES Publications Club W 'hz We .ss 15 'S fe A, ' Above Left: Newspaper editor Ginger Maxfieid inspects a stack of photos. Above Right: Year- r book editor Lucy Teeman between meetings. Left: Photographer Louis F anew checks out a set of negatives. 49 timist Federation. Membership is for young ,lang 'ni i ' 'ii , inf, ,,,fl, ?K' ggi Q' 4 A Sigma Society -- Ffront: Ginger Maxfieid, Ariene Antone, Tracy Ayers, Wayna Landsberry, Dorothy Benaliy, Diane Redhouse, Terri Kennedy. Back: Doris Grigsby, sponsor, Peggy Hiii. Rebecca Romine, Joyce Mouse, Alisa Coleman, Lori Faught, Nedra Wilson, Lynn Allen, Deanna Aldridge, Deana Philiips. Lisa Leach, and Donna Drapeau. Sigmas take active roles 2 The Sigma Society played an important roie in A campus activities during the school year. Sigmas Q ! F E lege women which is sponsored by the Sorop-A sold frybread at the Folk Festival and held a cakewalk at the Halloween Carnival. Members raised money by making a shawl and raffllng it off at a basketball game. The Sigma Society is an organization for col- women who show initiative and leadership in coi- lege affairs and who have and continue to main-fl tain satisfactory scholarship and citizenshipj, records. ,c Sigma Society ,: 1- 5- . I iw yy' 5 i 1 KZ in ., Hd, Y r 'gn ,- .. K ,Q , -1, Above: Sigma Society Officers were Aiisa Coleman, Student Senate representative: Ginger Maxfield, recor- ding secretary: Arlene Antone, presi- dentg and Joyce Mouse, treasurer. Left: Dorothy Benaiiy receives a cer- tificate from Soroptimist Leia Mae Giikison. L H tara l 5 , of 4 ,A TQ 5 It Hi 5 5 gs :rw I iw, ,5 , i S V 0' i , if Student Senate - Front: Judy Seber, Kim McClatchey, Lovie Jones, Ruthe Blalock Jones. Pedro, Lori Mullican. Back: Kerry Canady, Kevin Connywerdy, Randy Kemp, and Mike Adair. H' l qt. -'5'5'5'FfQ We - tri .. fm?-7X'a'It.i, l ,. . 4'1 f - ',. 'il . V 'iff'-3lff'?iZ3?' Life .. sponsor. Middle: Lucy Teeman. Jackii Senate promotes student development The Student Senate consists of four officers elected by the student body, and representatives from each campus organization. The Senate sponsored the annual Leadership Retreat, and blood drives, and raised money to help finance air Bacone students. conditioning in the dining hall. The Senate's purpose is to promote thi scholastic, spiritual and social development of al i i l l Student Senate zu-.Q 41 nw. JV, we X W L., ,tw if Student Senate Above: Judy Seber, Kim Mc- Clatchey, Ruthe Blalock Jones, Lori Muliican and Kerry Canady discuss senate business. Left: Kerry Canady served as Student Senate president during the 1980-81 school year. X77 i si aunayg ' me fRengefMaria,iLovie Jones, Margieilwgayeigrisharon Salabye. Middle: sl-towardfJ1langj5heri-Tividovich, Karen Keener, ibarreni Wimmergfkflene Antone, Ginger Maxfield, iLucy-Adahis. Judy Seber, Chrystal Wright-3465356 Barichello. Rose Ross. Back: Lodis Jackson. Wiliam Thomas, Lucy Teeman, Pau! Rodriguez, Mary Hersechief, Barry Hnryg Howard Wahnetah, Kerry Canady. Darrell Autaubo, Bernard Pedro, Karen Hicks, Louis Edwards, Julia Wilson and Chris Cavender. 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Q,,,-HT, ., T22 XL X x tj: N fl K X-sf., i J e iw Dr. B. Frank Belvin Merrill J. Collett Dr. Luis B. Curet rfr 5 r r . Xzfr J V r X or Lelamae Gilkison Edward Hamilton i A-'X W. John Jacob Dr. Shirley M. Jones , 1 Rev. Grant W. Hanson if ft'-i 'f:'f:f ,ii 'dw .,. N 'V - 'Q PX: x . Y..-qi' l 1' I lu, f Q n r s ' ' v u an xx in ' ' K .Q .- s .. Robert H. Lomax Board of Trustees Elizabeth Loughhead g m .Amex 3551 '.'LL 2: 1 5 L' V -A , R.: .. ' QR ' ' 4 -QT ' Q, t ' L e 5,1 - K ' 2 sz Adalune A, Olshock 1 . ,QP . -M fm as Aq , '17 Q s Glorua Schumann te! 3 Q Q Q . i Wnlma A.Turr1er Board of Trustees X X A ! 7f' Curtis W. Mundell . x , X . s W Q .- X g 5 ' fs . x A - f EEQV SS K r ' 'I ' K -' I ssss A fi 3 I X FQ 5 W ,, . 0 Q X ii ff xs XfpQ4fff is 1.s ' Gordon Palmer Jr, Zh wax few' No photos were available for the fotiowing Board of Trustees members: J. Richard Bradley Eugene Crawford Dr. T hesdore Keaton William B. Kennedy Rev. Fred Thompson Ernest Lqflato Vxrff 'A Margaret Zummermah Mrs. Ciydia Nahwooksy Kenneth Simmons e W .John C. Rainer Sr W President Dr. Dean Chavers ff g l 'lfvf Yr ters S5153 and Cyregfiia. Nl - if President l! as 3 me v Dr. Howard Meredith Vice President for Academic Affairs K i 'QA Dr. Chris Cavender Associate Dean of Instruction Administra tive Council Louie Jackson Ron Feazle Tom Shields Dean of Students Business Manager Development Director Administrative Council I E Applied Arts Division s gs' 2 Applied Arts Division Faculty -- Front: Ennis Hammer, chairman. Back: Roger Wi!- iiams. assistant professor of business: Gioria Loveiady, instructor of business: and Wendeila Thomason. assistant professor of home economics. Applied Arts Division gl is W? s, 1 5 X L .g wx s - ' ssss i Y. rm . ,Fine Arts Division Faculty - Front: Robert Feree, associate professor of reiigbng ifj Blalock Jones, instructor of art: and Geroge Stevenson. associate professor of ,,' music and division chairman. Back: Biii Nichols, assistant professor of art, and Ken-' ' nefh GFOWCDCK, 8SSiSf8flf professor of music. Fine Arts Division Fine Arts Division T73 4 I! if . A I , X, 1 ,lgfiifrfyr , 74,7 V I IQ., 46 ., f X i A ,3 ivfyf, 2 I ' ,f F' 4.1 if , H :V ,L V , 5 if M if 5, , :A .. I V ? ,Wfy , ,V ,, r ' , ,w a - a ' if + fini? ,J 2 M I 4 I Health and Physical Education Division - John Leafer. assistant instructor of physical education and baseball coach: Mike Hayes. assisiant professor of physical education and varsity men's basketbail coach: and Nick Durant, assistant professor of ii physical education, varsity iadies' basketball coach, and athietic director. i 5 Health and Physical Education Division ,am !,gp1's,, , bi , 1- Language Arts Division Faculty - Front: Rosemary Reagan, assistant professor of English: Mary Lou Ziegenfuss. assistant profes of drama and speech: and Steve Kinder, assistant instructor of journalism. Back: Karen Lashley, assistant professor of English E Betty Boiing, assistant professor of rhetoric and division chairperson: and Charles Ballard, professor of English. E i r i Language Arts Division :ww 'S ty ,,. Math and Science Division Faculty - Front: Larry Wilcox, visiting iecturer in computer science: Linia Harman, assistant professor in chemistry: and Pat Gore, associate professor of mathematics and division chairman. Back: Eugene Speck, associate professor of mathematics: Doris Grigsby, associate professor of biology: and Linda Strange, assistant instructor of mathematics. Math and Science Division Nursing Division Faculty -- Front: Karen Dunn, division secretaryg Billie Tower, assistant professor of nursing and division 'chairper- son: Marlene Smith. assistant professor of nursing: and Evangeline Webb. assistant professor of nursing. Middle: Rene West. assist- ant professor of nursing: Mary Gunn, instructor in nursing: O'Wana Sexton, assistant instructor of nursing: Alice Egoif, assistant instructor of nursing, and Geneva Warren, assistant professor of nursing. Back: Jody Miller, instructor in nursing: Mary Lowery. assistant instructor of nursing: Helen F rench, assistant instructor of nursing: and Julie Drew. assistant instructor of nursing. Nlursing Division Nursing Division E Q gfw-an X . is i .Db- rwwf M A M i j fig .figs Si. 7 'Y 1 Mori 1 vs all In 2 v 5 i Social Science Division Facuity -- Front: Nina Reynolds, assistant instructor of government: and Myra Traynor, instructor of his- t fessor of linguistics: John Williams, assistant professor of historyg and Paul Webb, associf tory. Back: Charles Van Tuyl, associa e pro ate professor of history and division chairman. Social Science Division Social Science Division if L s s i if . ' 2- ' Qww if Program! Facuitysjf- Standing: Nina Reynoldsgassistant instructor uf gmgernment: Linda' Strangerassrstant irsstructnr of mAe?Qf?iQQT1Bii57S2L5ChH0flQ5.'B'ifQfd, assistant professors? Ehgfish. Seated: Rosemaryifleagan, assistant professmfaf Engtishg Uma Har- rassistant mfofessidii qfchemistry and programthafrpersonz and Freda Wadegassistant professor of Engiish. Access Program Access Program .f 'tt , 'Em i Xia .XA X xi X qi ti! Library Staff -- Ruby Ashiey, library volunteer: Francis Doneison, librarian: Steve Domjanovich, Native American materiais speciaiistg and Lois Webb, administrative assistant to the iibrarian. U Library Staff Special Services Staff -- Front: Carol Barton, career counselor: Catherine Tyrrell, tutor coordinator: Carolyn Thornton, secretary and Lucretia Burkhead, director. Back: Yahola Tiger. counselor: Ruth James. counselor: and Terry Burge, Upward Bound counselorlcoordlnator. Special Services College Bookstore 76 ,. fa: BY we S5 3 A55 T ,gl gy A C 'go :f Q 1 A Y l ls, R , F1 2 W e 1 M, WFQM, B College Bookstore - Sheryl Breckenridge, student employee: Tenley Vigil, stu- dent employee: and Jeanne Corzatt, manager. College Bookstore WW' Q4 -un- Business Office - Donna Johnson. accounts payable clerk: Caroiyn Stephens, chief accountant: Ron Feazie. business manager and Cleo Stewart, cashier, Business Office 'C fo Y. E is f Cafeteria - Velma Ross, evening cook: Glodeau Harvey, salads and desserts: Chut Shoates, dishwasher: Doretha London, morning and lunch cookg Charlene Carter, salads and desserts: Woodrow Smith, janitor: and Don Person, dlnln hall manager. 3 l 1 . l l Cafeteria Ca fe terial in Y . '52, wr 5 , ' ' i 'IQ 1 ' the wg E M Development Office - Front: Roseanne Spinks, assistant to the public relations director: Susanna Mosley, public relations direc- tor: Monica Housley, assistant communications director: Lorene Sanders, deveiopment senior correspondent secretary: Tom Shieids, director of development. Back: Margaret Butler, direct mail manager: Madercia Lee, word processor o erator' Jo P , YCG Kingsley, secretary f recording secretary: Deana Aldridge, print shop operator: and Dorothy Witter, communications director. Development Gffice ' 4 1 1 Q .',..',n. -'.a ,u , . .1 .4 ,f Q 1 ,v Mwvixv Hwy .fail v .w'Z., if w U-VJ -Hg A.. --. ,M www.- ' A.. Hun-av' -wmv...-f vw Quote-1'i .1 4 nun, 1 A -uu- anal' my N' Q J xr 5 ll Q ...vas la Q ,I s xgiisr 1. J Q -, 1. 1. 5 5. ? - 4- R, Financial Aid Gffice Financial Aid Office . sm Q X Q Q N K 'N i .A:. -U KN f: , ' QQ H .V . vf N. :QQ ,Q Q Q i we X A355 Ywx- K SN Y . - 4- +-,- wg--N211-.Q H x 3 SSW! iSe.:i1mw9iN+2 7- V - f . tg. . -we we 63 . Vg Q 11 0 eg an . Maintenance Department -- Ray Burkhead, chief maintenance officer: Chariie Ford, air conditioninglptumbingg Larry Mitts, dorg mitory maintenance f carpentry: John Gordon, utility f grounds: and Jeff Robbins, etectricianfwelder. Maintenance Department Maintenance Department , f,E N. m W 1 n- Personnel -Q Rita Tharnteni Rector of Persatiifiel. , 1 , ' Personnel Personnel 1-----....,.,.W 1 ug M ,MW Recruiting 5 X ' R.- f ips Recruiting Office Staff - Front: Nick Durant, recruiter: and Bryce Washington. recruiter. Back: Susan Cailiston. administrative assisfant: Evelyn Epperson, director: and John Leafer, recruiter. ' Recruiting 49 I i X ii ME? Registrar - Enid Vandiver, administrative assistant to the registrarg Roger Williams, registrar: and Maxine Cox, secretary! receptionist. Registrar 'fb Student Service Staff -- Pat Miller, secretaryg Barbara Pearson, school nurse: and Louis Jackson, activities director. Student Services Student Services E T Religious Life - Herb Smder dorector of Rehgnous Lufe. ReVgIJssLT SecurityfRel1gious Life Securhy Security - Roy Thqrnton, campus security chief. Q 87 The Warruors and Lady Warruors added new chapters Into a tradltlon fllled history There were vlctorles and defeats, and the rewards that went with both I... i 'E' M2 hsluii hun' il lui in 9 4 Warrior Basketball - Front: Calvin Rouse, Johnny Harrison, Lester Gill, Rudolph Dedrnon, Victor Richardson. Middle: Jeff Malloy, Selywan Todd, Scott Slape, Greg Potter. Back: Kenny King, Otis Booker, Leslie Edwards, Howard Wahnita, and Duane Strickland. ,QQ 'N will Above: Otis Booker sets up a play. Right: Calvin Rouse fields a pass. 90 me-nu-.iq if xi, . 1 5 . t 'A 'i A Mmm t on - . ' v , . 'Y-. -' , ww- , - '51 Mtv ,W 4-7 .. , I .. k ,UW ' 'ww ,. .- . A f , Warriors Rebuild With Young Talent lt was a rebuilding year for coach Mike Hayes' Warriors basketball squad. Only Otis Booker returned from last season, with the rest of the roster filled out with fresh- man players. Even with a young squad, the Warriors were playing better as a team by mid- season. With three games left in the season, the War- riors' record stood at 12-15, after slipping into a slump that was only broken by a Homecom- ing win over Oklahoma City Southwest. One of the team's main problems was a lack of consistency, a problem Hayes hopes will go away as his team matures. While it may be a sports cliche to say that things may be looking better next season, when the 1981-82 Warriors take the court it should be an experienced group, who knew some success as freshmen. Above Left: Rudolph Dedmon drives against El Reno. Below Left: Lester Gill, one of the Warriors' top scorers, goes up for two. Below: Johnny Harrison shoots over two Cougars defenders. X' Lady Warrlors Basketball Team - Front: Sandra Sands, Vanessa Phillips, Marcy Parnacher, DeShonne LeFlore, Marlia Sanders. Back: coach Nick Durant, Felicia Warren, Tracy Peacock, Tina Matlock, Patty Sawtelle, Tammy Brock, Shiela Brooks. Tina Matlock drives in for two points against Murray State. Fellcla Warren mirrors the intensity the Lady Warriors brought to the court. Lady Warriors Basketball Lady Warriors Show Improvement The 1980-81 basketball season of the Lady Warriors was marked by significant and positive improvement, as team and individual performances improved. At the end of January, the Lady Warriors had posted a 2-4 conference record and an overall record of 6-17. An all freshmen team, the Bacone squad was rebounding better, playing with more intensity and court savvy, and most importantly, cutting down on mental mistakes, said coach Nick Durant. Individual performances became evident. Felicia Warren was hitting 91 percent from the foul line and 43 percent. Sandra Sands, shooting at 44 percent, was the Lady Warriors' most consistent player. Sheila Brooks, with a 10 percent per game average, helped con- tribute to a more positive outlook on the team. Tracy Peacock's aggressive play was notable on the boards and with steals. Vanessa Phillips was shooting at 10 percent per game and had 98 rebounds and 54 steals to her credit. Above Left: Tina Matlock and Sheila Brooks defend. Left: Sandra Sands passes down court. W.. - . .. . f M r . 1- - si S - - R, K S' ' -'EW' -v- i ,Xu -e-111. Y- . ---- - ,alt , .en--i, , ., Q15 .. .. . . -' - Q , .. . - .Q t is we Warrior Baseball Team - it azzar. 3 .... First row: Jimmy Rozell, Nicky Martin, Foster Mullen, Lyndon Black, Sam Keeling, Leonard Glass, Bria Logan. Second row: Steve Russell, Bobby Straight, Barry Henry, Leonard Moore, Greg Stout, Tommy George, Jamie Bear, Rick Nea Third row: Joe Mollot, Chris Polharnus, Tim Middleton, Joe Vedder, Jerry Vaughan, Mark Ney, Leslie Edwards, and Joe Carter. Below: Coach John Leafer watches his team from the dugout. 94 BasebaH F Q? f- . ff M gjftse he - f' g ..N -f NM 'Wiivt 'r Ak ABN-. ,es sd' arm . 'fi 'Z f 'vt -if ,Myst ar we ' ,yr ., . t Q ,hZ AV not 4 . 2 -1 Baseball Team Prospects Bright lmproving on the previous season's record, which saw the Warriors finish second out of 13 teams in the district, and a bid for the national playoffs were goals set by baseball coach John Leafer. After a successful fall scrimmage schedule in which Bacone took on and defeated teams from the district and some four-year schools, the pro- spects for a spring campaign were bright. The Warriors looked to have all the ingredients for a winning team, especially balance in key areas, Leafer said. Our pitching, hitting, and defense should be good. We have quite a bit of speed and a little bit of power, Leafer said. Above Left: Jamie Bear fields a line drive in a scrimmage game against Northeastern State University. Below Left: Steve Blackbird heads for home plate. Below: Mark Ney tries to throw a man out at second. X M...-n Y k XE: F :. ff , . 521 , ' ming Queen Sigma Candidate Crowned escorted by Lyndon Black. Lynn Allen was Crowned Bacone S 1981 Home' The Homecoming Queen was selected in a vote coming Queen at halftime of the Warriors' game with Oklahoma City Southwest on February 7. of the Student body' Lynn represented the Sigma Society and was Homecoming it xx tm. .X .44 Qi ' fifsffii 1 . 1 4 Q ' Pitt, . - W X L .. af . , ...g i I .Q i ,Q ,::, N iiiffi I Maid of Honor - Margie Begay, Indian Club candidate, escorted by Joe Pekin. ,XX 1 3 ff Second Attendant - Lovey Jones, BCF candidate, escorted by Pete Chiefchild. e c Third Attendant - Vanessa Phillips, Lady Warriors candi- Third Attendant - Chrystal Wright, Choir candidate, date, escorted by Leslie Edwards. escorted by Tommy George. Homecoming 97 'fi f Qyh ggwqrsrm' Q ka ' if ki 'Y gi Aj' 'L 35 :XX ix. . yi w . ' ,Sir x '1 Homecoming wi Fourteen candidates competed for the title of Homecoming Queen. The Queen, Maid of Honor, and three attendants were selected by students voting in a general election. Other candidates who competed for the title were: Cclockwise from leftb Tracy Peacock, War- rior Varsity, candidate, escorted by Steve Russell, Elverda Mitchell, Canterbury Club, escorted by Paul Washington, Victoria Levering, Newman Club, escorted by Darren Wimmerg Maria Cantero, International Club, escorted by Law- rence Stevensg Brenda Cowan, Freshman Class, escorted by Calvin Rouse, Cyndi Johns, Sopho- more Class, escorted by Kerry Canadayg Judy Seber, Student Senate, escorted by Chris Polha- musg Lucy Teeman, Publications Club, escorted by Eddie Chickawayg and Madelyn Tenoria, Cheer- leaders, escorted by Charles Johnson. Homecoming OO x A-di' :MA 3. H, Q4 2' al .-wsxsww ,f- - - W Y 'V7f' ,A. .Nh ....M..m.....w....,.m,.W...MM:-wWQ+1f -as Q 3-3533!-I cu, Closing As the days went on, we went on. We studied, killed time, laughed, ate, and dreamed. We were moving on -- to better things. A .vit-ef. P I cv 1 -fin, V 'K' N Closing O2 in il F, , .NN It was a year of new faces, new ideas, new thoughts, new friends, but the underlying theme was an old one - to grow and learn. ClOSil'lg 103 W Q 1 J J ,' V K t'f,'4' f7 f ' K V rf ,V , , W F . , .. ,,.,,,, I W V 1 4 0 , gtg. -,. , . ...:fq. I . M K .,AA :rum ,lr f , xibmkw 4469, We can always picture another day at Bacone or another week - but can we see another year from today? So many footsteps will follow those of yesterday. 104 Closing 3 w .5 L. gl , , . .,:, , g .ii yn 2 H N , . M gy-wet' '4 X xx -.. x 5 QQ. X N- .. , S. x ? Q6 nw.,-A - K in ,Q Q Y x f 5, 'I ,QS , W ww , wis- 0 6 Index, Adveriising Board of Trustees 62, 63 Abbott, Emma 12 Access Program 73 Adair, Mike 20, 32, 38, 40, 46, 52 Adams, Lucy 12, 54 Administrative Council 65 Ahaitty, Kay 40 Ahtone, Jacob 62 Aikens, Ira 32 Aikens, Ruby 32 Aitson, Marland 62 Aldridge, Deanna 50,79 Allen, Lynn 56, 96 Allen, Mary 20 Allen, Wilma 12, 47 Amiotte, Janet 12 Anderson, P. Annette 62 Antone, Arlene 50, 51, 54 Anuntak, Kejon 44 Applied Arts Division 66 Archuleta, Shirley 20 Ashley, Ruby 74 Associate Dean of Instruction 65 Atkins, Pauline 20, 25, 40 Austin, Natacha 12 Autaubo, Darrell 12, 40, 54 Ayers, Tracy 12, 19, 50, 54 Bacon, Keith 20, 39, 40 Bacone, Tressie 20 The Baconian 48-49 Bacone Choir 40,41 Bacone Christian Fellowship 32, 33 Bacone Student Nurses Association 37 Baker, Sherie 20 Ballard, Charles 69 Baptiste, Randolph 42, 43 Barichello, Leslie 20, 21, 46, 54, 55, 56 Barrett, Melissa 120 Barton, Carol 46, 75 Baseball 94, 95 Basketball 90, 91, 92, 93 Battiest, Carlton 20,40 Baughman, Paula 20 Bear, Jamie 94 Beauchamp, Kristal 37 Becenti, Mamie 20 Begay, Lavern 12, 15 Begay, Marietta 21,32 Begay, Marjorie 40, 42, 54, 55, 59, 97 Begaye, Ida 21 Begaye, Lois 21 Belvin, Dr. B. Frank 62 Benally, Darlene 12, 23, 34, 35 Benally, Dorothy 12, 45, 50, 51,59 Bernardez, Tony 34,35 Berry, Pat 21 Bickle, Debra 37 Black, Lyndon 12, 94, 96 Black Student Society 36 Blackbird, Steve 95 Blackgoat, Sarah 40 Boling, Betty 69 Boney, Nadine 21 Bourke, Mary 21 Bradley, J. Richard 63 Brassfield, Fran 21 Brassfield, Sheri 21, 37 Bravo, Bonnie 21 Bravo, Mario 26, 29 Breckenridge, Sheryl 12, 32, 76 Brock, Tammie 22, 92 Brooks, Sheila 22,93 Booker, Otis 90 Brown, Bill 22 Brown, Cynthia 22 Brown, Sister Elizabeth 45 Brown, Ginny 13 Bruner, Marsha 22 Bundy, Lori 22, 26, 54 Burge, Terry 75 Burkhalter, Delores 13 Burkhead, Lucretia 75 Burkhead, Ray 82 Business Manager 65 Business Office 77 Butler, Margaret 79 Cafeteria 78 Callison, Susan 84 Canady, Kerry 13, 32, 40, 52, 53, 54,99 Cantero, Maria 22, 44, 99 Carl, Manuel 22, 40 Carroll, Marilyn 22, 40, 41, 59 Carter, Joe 94 Carter, Lora 13 Cavender, Chris 42, 54,65 Chatman, Lorrie 22 Chavers, Dean 64 Chavers, Celia 64 Chavers Cynthia 64 Chavers, Monica 64 Chavers, Toni 64 Cheerleaders 38 Chewey, Reba 22 Chickaway, Eddie 99 Chiefchild, Pete 97 Chihuahua, Diana 23 Christopher, Gwen 23 Chuckluck, Pam 23, 40 Clairmont, Jim 13 Clark, Corene 23 Cochran, Gary 23 Coleman, Alisa 23,50 College Bookstore 76 Collett, Merrill J. 62 Connywerdy, Kevin 18, 23, 40, 41, 42, 43, 52 Cooks, Chuck 36 Cooks, Clarence 36 Cookson, April 23, 37 Corzatt, Jeanne 76 Cowan, Brenda 24, 40, 46, 99 Cox, Maxine 85 Craig, Delena 24, 27 Crawford, Eugene 63 Cunningham, Pamela 24 Curet, Dr. Luis B. 62 Davis, Denise 27, 34, 35. 59 Davis, Robert 22 Davis, Shirley 22 Dean of Students 65 Deeringwater, Janice 24 Dedication 120 Dedmon, Rudolph 90 Defoor, Valerie 24 DeShonne, Leflore 92 Development 79 Director of Development 65 Domjanovich, Steve 74 Donahue, Emily 24,45 Donelson, Francis 74 Drapeau, Donna 24, 30, 50 Dresie, Renee 24 Drew, Julie 71 Drywater, Emma 40 Drye, Teri 25 Index Dunn, Karen 71 Dunn, Patricia 13 Dunn, Vanis 13, 42, 48 Duvall, Kay 13, 37, 47 Durant, Nick 68, 82, 92 Eckhardt, Lee 37 Editors Note 121 Edwards, Leslie 25, 36, 90, 94, 97 Edwards, Louie 13, 36, 54 Egolf, Alice 71 Epperson, Evelyn 84 Eustace, Eileen 14 Fanelli, Louis 14, 48, 49, 121 Farguson, Lawana 14, 37 Faught, Lori 25, 50 Feazle, Ron 65, 77 Felix, Ron 25 Ferguson, Evelyn 32, 33, 40, 121 Ferree, Robert 47, 67 Financial Aid Office 80 Fine Arts Division 67 Fleming, Maxine 37 Flute, Cora 40 Folk Festival 8, 9, 13, 14 Ford, Charlie 82 Ford, Melvin 25,36 Foutch, Martha 25 Freeman, William 54 French, Helen 71 Gage, Lisa 25,37 Gale, Nancy 14,45 Gardner, Marsha 39 George, Arlene 25, 40, 42 George, Cheryl 14 George, Tommy 14, 94, 97 Gill, Lester 25, 36, 90, 91 Gilkison, Lelamae 51, 52 Girty, Linda 40 Glass, Leonard 94 Glory, Carol 14,59 Goklish, Sharon 25 Gonzales, Julie 14, 47, 56 Guinn, Darlene 14 Goodhouse, Carmen 25,42 Goodhouse, Josephine 25,42 Goodyear, Susannah 37 Gore, Pat 70 Gordon, John 82 Graves, Debi 47 Greencrow, Henry 13 Grigsby, Doris 50, 70 Growcock, Kenneth 40,67 Guinn, Darlene 14, 37,47 Gunn, Mary 71 Hallum, Eunice, 37, 47 Hamilton, Edward 62 Hammer, Ennis 66 Hanchor, Kalles 44 Haney, Woodrow9 Hanson, Rev. Grant W. 62 Hardwick, Nora 26 Hardy, Bernie 32 Harman, Linia 70, 73 Harris, Johnnie 36 Harrison, Johnny 14, 36, 90, 91 Harvey, Alice 40, 54, 55 Harvey, Bernadette 40 Hayes, Mike 68, 91 Health and Physical Education Division 68 Heckenkemper, Mary Jane 118 Henry, Barry 54 Hester, Mary 40 Hick, Karen 54 Hill, Peggy 26, 37, 50 Hill, Jimmie Sue 37 Homecoming 96, 97, 98, 99 Hooper, Billy 26 HorseChief, Mary 24, 26, 40, 42, 43, 54, 55, 59 Housing 81 Housley, Monica 79 Houston, Sammie 26 Howard, Juan 26 Hudson, Mardelle 15 International Students Club 44 Iran Crisis 119 Jackson, Louie 54, 65, 86 Jacob, W. John 62 James, Rosie 9 James, Ruth 75 Joe, lachiro 44 Jitiam, Lucky 26 John, Beverly 15, 32, 40, 42, 59 Johns, Cynthia 15,99 Johnson, Charles 15,99 Johnson, Donna 77 Jones, Celesta 26 Jones, Ruthe Blalock 52, 53, 67 Jones, Dr. Shirley M. 62 Jones, Lovey 32, 52, 54, 55, 97,121 Jones, Jim 15 Jones, Kevin 15 Juan, Howard 54 Keaton, Theodore 62 Keener, Karen 26, 54 Keeling, Sam 94 Kelley, Linda 26 Kemp, Randy 15, 18, 32, 40, 42, 52 Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennedy, Kennedy, Tamera 26 Tamera 26, 37 Terri 15, 50 William B. 63 Kinder, Steve 48, 69, 121 Kingsley, Joyce 79 King, Genevieve 16 King, Kenny 36, 90 Kitseally, Judy 26,42 Kreymbord, Mike 16 Lacey, Shelly 27 Lady Warriors 92, 93 Lamb, Anita 16, 37 Lambert, Claire CWestJ 27, 34, 35, 121 Landsberry, Steve Landsberry, Wayne 32, 50 Language Arts Division 69 Larremore, Ruby 16 Lashley, Karen 69 Lavato, Ernest 63 Leach, Lisa 27, 50, 59 Leafer, John 68, 84, 94, 95 Lee, Madercia 79 Leonard, Jane 16, 37 Levering, Vicki 45, 99 Library 74 Linzy, Cynthia 16 Logan, Brian 94 Lomax, Robert H. 62 London, Etta 27, 32,40 Lonely Hearts Club 120 Loughhead, Elizabeth 62 Love, Carolyn 16 Lovelady, Gloria 33, 66 Lowery, Mary 71 Lowe, Elizabeth 27 Lowe, Kay 40 Lujan, Pat 27, 32 Lyons, Rick 36 Makroro, Morton 27, 31, 44 Malloy, Jeff 90 Malone, Dorothy 27,37 Maintenance 82 Maria, Renee 55 Maritt, Kim 16, 27,35 Martin, Nicky 94 Math and Science Division 70 Matlock, Howard 16 Matlock, Tina 16, 92, 93 Maxfield, Ginger 17, 45, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 59, 121 Maxim, Charleen 27, 40, 41 Maxwell, Ray 40,41 McClatchey, Kim 38, 40, 41, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 McCombs, Solomon 118 McCoy, Mary 17 McHenry, Bob 54 Mclntosh, Dorothy 47 Mclntosh, Jan 28 Meeks, Deborah 28 Meredith, Howard 33, 65 Middleton, Tim 94 Miller, Pat 86 Miller, Jody 71 Mills, Larry 82 Mitchell, Elverda 17,32 Mollot, Joe 94 Montana, Jana 28, 44 Moore, Leonard 36,94 Morgan, Anita 28 Mosley, Susanna 79 Motorik, George 44 Mouse, Joyce 17, 50, 51 Mouse, Rita 32,40 Mullican, Lori 40, 41, 52, 53, 59 Mullin, Foster 17,94 Mundell, Curtis 63 Nahwooksy, Elydia 63 Neal, Rick 94 Newman Club 45 Newman, Lucy 81 Ney, Mark 94, 95 Nichols, Bill 67 Nichols, Jan 81 Notah, Alice 17 Notah, Mabel 28 Nozie, Roberta 56, 48 NSU Jazz Ensemble 9 Nursing Division O'Fields, Janice 32 Oliver, Edith 29 Olshock, Adaline 63 Owens, Suzanne 121 Palmer, Gordon 63 Parnacher, Marcy 92 Parker, Janice 28,37 Parker, Kay 81 Index Rodriguez, Raul 23, 29, 34, 35, Peacock, Tracy 28, 56, 92, 99 Pearson, Barbara 86 Pedro, Jackie 52 Pedro, Bernard 17, 38, 54 Pekin, Joe 97 Pennell, Janet 38 Personnel 83 Phillips, Deana 17, 50 Phillips, Vanessa 36, 92,97 Pitts, Laura 37 Pocola High School Band 9 Polhamus, Chris 94, 99 Potter, Greg 90 President 64 Price, Lois 17 Publications Club 48, 49 Putesoy, Lenora 28 Rainer, John C., Sr. 63 Rainwater, Jeannine 81 Reagan, Rosemary 69 Recruiting 84 Redhouse, Diane 47, 50, 45 Registrar 85 Religious Life 87 Renee, Maria 54 Reynolds, Nina 72 Rhodes, Anna 28 Richardson, Victor 90, 91 Ridley, Debbie 28 Robbins, Jeff 82 Robins, Susan 29, 37 54, 55, 40, 41, 119 Romine, Rebecca 37, 47, 50 Rorex, Jeannie 17,47 Ross, Melanie 29 Ross, Rose 17, 47, 54 Ross, Velma 78 Rouse, Calvin 29, 90, 99 Rowsey, Ann 121 Rozell, Jimmy 94 Russell, Steve 94,99 Salabye, Sharon 54 Index Sam, Gordon Sampson, Will 28 Sanchez, Raydelle 29 Sanders, Lorene 79 Sanders, Marlia 29,92 Sanders, Rosa 80 Sands, Sandra 92,93 Sawtelle, Patricia 29,92 Scumann, Gloria 63 Seber, Judy 29, 38, 40, 52, 53, 54,99 Security 87 Sexton, 0'Wana 71 Shields, Tom 65, 79 Shower, Susan 37 Shropshire, Lola 17,47 Silversmith, Lilly 18, 23, 3 Sigma Society 50,51 Simmons, Kenneth 63 Smith, Curtis Smith, Lorie 29 Smith, Marlene 71 Snider, Herb 32, 87 Slape, Scott 90 Snyder, Lydia 29 Social Science Division 72 Speck, Eugene 70 Special Services 75 Spinks, Pat 80 Spinks, Roseanna 79 Stacy, Barbara 30 Stearns, Phyllis 30 Stephens, Carolyn 77 4, 35 Stephens, Delores 81 Stevens, Anita 40,42 Stevens, Lawrence 19, 30, 40, 99 Stevenson, George 28, 40, 67 Stewart, Cleo 77 Stone, Willard 9 Stonecalf, Ranelle 30 Stonecalf, Sherrill 18 Stopp, Melanie 30 Stout, Greg 30,94 Strange, Linda 70, 73 Straight, Bobby 94 Stratton, Katie 18,37 Strickland, Duane 90 Strickland, Rebecca 30, 32,81 Student Services 86 Swindler, Mary Beth 30,40 Tackett, Louise 81 Talton, Beverly 36 Teeman, Lucy 48, 49, 52,54,99,121 Tenorio, Madelyn 18, 32, 38, 99 Terrance, Terri Thomas, William 54,55 Thomason, Wendella 66 Thompson, Francis 118 Thompson, Rev. Fred 63 Thornton, Roy 87 Thornton, Rita 83 Thorton, Carolyn 74 Tiger, Mark 31 Tiger, Yahola 42, 75, 121 Todd, Selywan 36,90 Todecheenie, Marcella 31 Towers, Billie 71 Traynor, Myra 72 Truong, Lien 18,47 Tsosie, Larry 25, 31, 42, 43 Turner, Wilma 63 Tyrrell, Catherine 75 Vandiver, Enid 85 Van Tuyl, Charles 72 Van Tuyl, Lisa 37 Vaughan, Jerry 94 Vedder, Joe 94 Vice President for Academic Affairs 65 Victory Bell 119 Vidovich, Sheri 17, 32, 54 Vigil, Tenley 76 Wade, Freda 73 Waddle, Jan 18 2 Wahnetah, Howard 54, 90 Waldon, Annette 19 Walker,Nesha12, 19 Warren, Felicia 31, 36, 92 Warren, Geneva 36, 71 Warren, Kathy 31 The Warrior Staff 48, 49, 121 Warriors 90, 91, 94, 95 Washington, Bryce 82 Washington, Paul 19, 99 Webb, Evangeline 71 Webb, Lois 74 Webb, Paul 72, 73 West, Floyd 80 West, Dick West, Renee 71 White, Crystal 31, 40 Whitchurch, Lisa 19,37 Wilcox, Wilcox, Larry 70 Gwen 31 Wildcat, Susanna 31 Williams, John 72 Williams, Roger 66,85 Wilson, Diana 31 Wilson, Julia 31, 32, 54 Wilson, Lolly 81 Wilson, Nedra 31, 37, 50 Wimmer, Eva 19 Yazzie, Ella 31,40 Wimmer, Darren 38, 39, 40, Yazzie, Nancy 19, 32 46' 54' 99' 121 Yazzie, Ramone 40, 42 Wmel' Dorothy 79 Ziegenfuss, Mary Lou Wright, Chrystal 33, 40, 54, 97 34, 35, 69 Yakahna,lvlerlihna19, Zimmerman, Margaret 44 63 Yasteya, Denise 32,59 HOWARD'S GIFT 81 CAMERA 3309 W. 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Bai' Bonds , We Invite You to Come - Out and See Our f O hee Tglinirzenggswered Used Car Department 683-4671 Highway 69 North 6829107 Muskogee 443 Wall Street 683-031 1 Muskogee CHEVROLET 5 INDIAN STUDIES Division of Social Science An Interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts Degree This interdisciplinary degree has attracted favorable national attention because a student must also select a second major or two minors to provide wide opportunity for job placement. Knowledge is heightened in broad areas of Indian activities. Not only is the past studied, but the present is also included in the variety of courses offered. SERVICES BIA Counseling Tutoring Services Veterans Assistance ACTIVITIES American Indian Heritage Activities and Symposium Native American Student Association ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Master of Business Administration in Tribal Management Education Professionals for Indian Children Minority Biomedical Support Program Minority Access to Research Careers 116 , Nu.:j,rf:- . tg 9 It 1 Northeastern State University Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464 Telephone: 19181456-5511 X xl I lx 'N The 1981 Warrlor Staff Would Luke to Thank the Followlng Patrons Dr and Mrs Richard West Class of 38 R R 1 Box 449 Fort Gibson Okla Mrs Ruth James Box 527 Fort Gibson Okla Class of 54 818W Vla Alameda San Dlvas Callf 91773 We would also like to thank all the other lndlvlduals whose contrlbutlons helped make this book possible Harold Thurman 11 7 MSlT1Ol'l3.I Solomon Francis Mary McCombs Thompson Jane Heckenkemper The 1980-81 school year saw the passing of three educators whose careers seemed to exemplify the best things about Bacone College: Solomon McCombs, noted artist and member of the Board of Trusteesg Francis Thompson, president of the college from 1948 to 19553 and Mary Jane Heckenkemper, assistant professor of English. 8 Merrioria I Abmre: Raul Rodriguez rings the Bacone Victory Bell to celebrate the release of the 52 American hostages. Right: Students, faculty and staff sing America the Beauti- ful on the steps of Wacoche Hall. Hostage Release Bell Ringing Signaled End of Iran Crisis The Bacone Victory Bell was sounded to celebrate the announce- ment, January 20, that 52 Americans, who had been held hostage for 444 days by Iranian terrorists, were at last being freed. Students, faculty and staff turned out on the wintry gray morning and watched as Raul Rodriguez rang the bell 52 times, once for each freed dip- lomat. Then the crowd sang America the Beautiful. The ceremony was like thousands of other expressions of thanksgiving made that day around the nation. lt was as if the whole country sighed in collective relief that the long ordeal was over. Dedlcatlon Tlger Shows He Cares Need a person who cares? SpecIal Ser VICGS has the IndIvIdual who wIll do hIs utmost to help a student Yahola TIger TIger helps students at Bacone educa tlonally and personally He IS more than a counselor to many students he IS also a frIend TIger has been Involved Wlth and In con tact wIth students through Intramurals Ca charter member of the Lonely Hearts Club teamb as a sponsor of the lndIan club and as a SpecIal SGTVICSS counselor He has demonstrated hls contmuous and genulne concern for students and that they take advantage of the opportunItIes In hlgher educatIon Tlger takes tIme to ZSSIST people In everyday lIfe sItuatIons Perhaps In the future people could return hIs skIlled assIstance Wlth a slmple Thank you One way to tell someone Thank you for a Iob well done and for carIng IS to d6dlC3t9 a yearbook to them That IS what we have done The 1981 WarrIor IS deducated to Yahola TIger You are a cool guy TIger Hang tough The WEYVIOT Staff 20 Dedlcatlon Thus year s edltlon of The Warrlor was made especlally for your enjoy ment of the memorles recorded for the tlmes you remlnlsce about your days at Bacone Quite a but of the staff s social and educatlonal tame was set aslde to publlsh thus book My apprecuatlon and gratltude cannot be put unto words Our mann goal was to create a volume that you wlll enjoy reading and rereadlng Although the year IS coming to an end and the season of changes can show to your frlends and tell sto rles of your llfe and educatlonal experl ences at Bacone As you continue walk ung down the road of lufe remember to often glance back to the College of Bacone IU Muskogee Oklahoma a place where you met and made llfetlme frlends and were able to experlence opportunltues of a llfetlme Someday may you fund the peace that God has planned especlally for you and most of all reach out for more knowledge as you accept the opportunities offered you ln education God s Peace is -of WHY! Ol' taff EDITOHEXS Lucy 'lihemani Glngerlllaxft CHIEF HQQTQ APHQZR Louls anelllk ARTISTS Jeanne re Lucy Teeman editor 1981 Warrior LNDEX fi Warm ,Sprlngs Trlbal Member Ve yn g Warm Sprlngs Ore 97761 Darren wl ADVERTISINGFTL Ann Rowsey , my Clalre Lamber gf CONTRIBUTINETQOTOGRAPHERS Melissa Barrett Lovey Jones Make Kreymborg Suzanne Owens ADVISER Steve Klnder 1 . - lllll . . , . 3 . .-,f A ' lyll ire approaches, this book IS a token you - 'iv X 1 Z - ,ir W Axx tsl: its ' ' , f flilzw-W pie K iii. - i 1 .fi V-'Hag 4 . L N 'f 5 I 2 1 5 5,44 egfxm I I ' 4 ,lf f s: is 1 1 ' PQ tl ,S lr i l E ir Mn Wm, 1 rlllllll 1 Editor s Note AUTCDGRAPHS AUTCDGRAPHS AUTQGRAPI-IS AUTQGRAPHS E 5 2 3 5 2 H 3 3 Q 4 1 . 4 . a 5 i 3 3