Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

Dedication THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS of Cameron State Agricultural College take great pride in dedicating this 1953 edition of the Wichita to Mr. O. C. Elkins, Chief Clerk. A pioneer Oklahoman who has always executed his duties with efficiency, steadfastness, and a pleasant manner, Mr. Elkins has _ con- scientiously and loyally served Cameron College for twenty-two years. — From left to right: Fred G. Drummond; Harold Hutton (President State Board of Agriculture and ex-officio member); John Pat Carpenter, (Helen Sittel, secretary); P. E. Harrill, Chairman; (Forrest McIntyre administrative assistant); O. L. Lackey; Earl Russell; W. R. Williams. Board of Regents ELMER BARBER R. T. STUART C. VERNON HOWELL PRESIDENT JANE O’DONNELL Dean of Women GORDON L. PAINE Dean of Administration JESS THOMPSON Dean of Men O. C. ELKINS Chief Clerk BILLIE CAROL AUSTIN Assistant Chief Clerk B.S., Oklahoma A M CLYDE BARBEE Instructor in Metal Shop and Welding W. J. BECKER Head of Arts and Science Division B.A., Bethel College M.A., University of Oklahoma Graduate Study, University of Oklahoma BEULAH BURGESS Hostess for West Hall MADIE CARTER Hostess for North Hall STANLEY DIEHL Instructor in Biological Science B.S., Missouri State College Graduate Study, Oklahoma A M ARDA FRANS Librarian B.A., M.A., University of Oklahoma Graduate Study, University of Chicago TRAVIS ANTHONY Instructor in Speech and Director of Guidance B.S., M.Ed., University of Oklahoma College BLANCHE BEAVERS Head of Commerce Division B.A., Oklahoma College for Women . M.Com.Ed., University of Oklahoma : Graduate Study, University of Texas D. HERSCHEL BOYDSTUN Head of Agriculture Division B.S., Oklahoma A M Graduate Study, Oklahoma A M HELEN V. CARNEY Instructor in Mathematics B.S., Washburn College M.A., University of Kansas } MAJOR WILLIAM VY. CHURCH Assistant PMS T of the ROTC Unit A.B., Presbyterian College, S. Carolina gee i Rae Bess ’ HELEN D. ELLIOTT Instructor in history and government B.A., McPherson College M.A., University of Kansas Graduate Study, University of Oklahoma, University of California M SGT. MELVIN FREDRICKSEN Instructor for the ROTC Unit CAPTAIN WILSON GORDON Assistant PMS T of the ROTC Unit B.S., University of Florida Personnel MINNIE HIGHTOWER Nurse R.N., St. John’s Hospital, Cheyenne, Wyo. Postgraduate Study, Milwaukee, Wis. GERRI HAIR Assistant Registrar JESSIE MAY HINES Instructor in English B.A., Central State College M.A., Oklahoma A M T. VERLE JONES Instructor in English B.A., Hardin-Simmons University M.A., Columbia University Graduate Study, University of Chicago, University of Colorado, University of Oklahoma A. L. JACKSON Instructor in Sociology and Psychology B.A., Oklahoma Baptist University M.A., University of Oklahoma Graduate Study, University of Illinois CAPTAIN DELL C. KJER Assistant PMS T of the ROTC Unit B.Ed., Central State Teachers College, Wisconsin M.A., George Peabody LOVETA MATTHYS Secretary to the President CHARLES H. MILLER Manager of Cameron Cafeteria M SGT. ARTHUR E. MAXBERRY Instructor for the ROTC Unit MALCOLM OSWALT Instructor in Engineering B.A., Southwestern Institute of Technology M. nd.Ed., University of Oklahoma HARVEY PATE Instructor in Physical Education and Basketball Coach B.S., M.S., Oklahoma A M RUSSELL W. PETERSON Instructor in Modern Languages and English B.A., University of Minnesota M.A., University of Nebraska Graduate Study, University of Missouri DONALD PROPHET Instructor in Agronomy B.A., Oklahoma A M Graduate Study, Oklahoma A M PANSY ROBERTSON Instructor in Vocal Music Drake Conservatory of Music LILLIAN REYNOLDS Hostess for Cameron Hall FRANKLIN SPRUIELL Instructor in Physical Education and Assistant Football Coach B.S., Mississippi Southern College BARBARA SIMS Secretary to the ROTC Unit ALLIE SWACKHAMMER Head of Home Economics Division B.A., University of Kansas M.S., Oklahoma A M Graduate Study, lowa State College | BENNIE W. STEHR Instructor in Commerce B.S., Southwestern State College M.B.Ed., Peabody College N. L. TINSLEY Head of Engineering Division B.S.E.E., University of Kansas M.S., University of Oklahoma E. R. THOMPSON Instructor in Dairy and Horticulture B.A., Oklahoma A M DOROTHY TOBIAS Instructor in Chemistry B.S., M.S., Oklahoma A M Graduate Study, Vanderbilt, University of Oklahoma ALVA LYLE WORK Instructor in Band and Voice B.S., Kansas State College M.M.Ed., Kansas University FRANCES WRIGHT Instructor in History B.A., Oklahoma College for Women M.A., University of Oklahoma Graduate Study, University of Oklahoma LILLIAN WRIGHTSMAN Hostess for South Hall AYMARA Eni ht ar SR at POR ae Sane : oa : ae 4 ibrary Building L istration in . bs Pe ite BE). oF i 3 Adm - REP A E i eranior . eS we as t : 4 eae Se x 7 ‘ 4 ‘ htt Rk Sarees % . PEER ay i ae Ts alii Cass 1H Li HH Hi mm : canes ae INFIRMARY DAIRY BARNS JED JOHNSON HALL + seals seca ternecaneesgsteysesan arate f : PRS ASA MMNMTEE crn ROTC BUILDING ENGINEERING BUILDING NORTH HALL OFFICERS—Jerrill Nowlin, Buck John- son, Charles Main, Charles McClure : See =: WEST HAL WEST HALL OFFICERS—Monte Hatchett, Jack Trotter, Quentin Hancock OF ik ccaadne tS CAMERON HALL CAMERON HALL OFFICERS—La Rita Walsh, Peggy Geiger, Lucille Meaders. SOUTH HALL SOUTH HALL OFFICERS—Tommy Basinger, Dick Walker, Buddy England, Paul Cable. Mrs. Jackson and the Bookstore rush? Efficiency Plus! Just Ailing! Ready! Aim! Fire! Sophomore Class Officers BOBBY ZWINGLE, Student Senate Representative; LOUISE MEADERS, Student Senate Representative; MARJORIE BRANDON, Secretary; TOMMY PICKER- ING, Vice-President; BRONELL KINDRED, President. TROY FRANK ALLEN, Ryan WANDA AMYX, Hollister Aggie Club Commerce Club, Vice-Pres. Bsus Phi Theta Kappa “Y Cabinet F.T.A., Secretary Yearbook Staff B.S.U. Council, Vice-Pres. JAMES ANDERSON, Randlett SVEA AURELL, Lawton Commerce Club Ittanaha Club LLOYD BARRY, Hollis JOHN BARTER, Manitou Rodeo Club Editor of the ‘’Wichita” BOB BECK, Lawton DOROTHY LYNCH BOARDMAN Rodeo Club Lawton Bas. Mixed Chorus RONALD BOARDMAN, Lawton LOUIS BOYCE, Lawton 6:5.) Phi Theta Kappa Mixed Chorus Engineers. Club Phi Theta Kappa aleve ALLEN BRADFORD, Lawton MARJORIE BRANDON, Lawton EpAG Home Economics Club tv Gouncil Cheerleader Football B.S.U. ole Sec’y-Treas., Sophomore Class Mixed Chorus, President JAMES BURTON BRISCOE, Hollis EVELYN BROWN, Lawton LARRY CASSILL, Oklahoma City EUGENE CARTER, Lewton Hell Hounds Football Baxing Pre Med Club JOHN CATHEY, Pauls Valley RONALD CHAPMAN, Lawton PAUL CONDIT, Foster FARRELL COPELIN, Lawton Rodeo Club Aggie Club Drill Team DALE COOPER, Hobart MACK COX, Meers Phi Theta Kappa Aggie Club Aggie Club Yearbook Staff R.O.T.C., Board of Governors PAT OERKE CRANE, Lawton JACK DARNELL, Apache Phi Theta Kappa Aggie Club Commerce Club Rodeo Club GLEN DAVIS, Ft. Cobb JENNIE DIMERY, Addington Aggie Club Student Senate, Vice-Pres. Rodeo Club Home Economics Club, Pres. Phi Theta Kappa SUE DOERNER, Tulsa CHARLES DREW, Lawton VEGAS F.T.A. President Home Economics Club Commerce Club Student Senate Drill Team Rifle Team Chorus Boy’s Quartet Cameron Players JAMES DUNCAN RAYMOND FERGUSON Oklahoma City Collinsville Hell Hounds JOE GASTON, Lawton Engineers Club DORIS GLANDON, Indiahoma Home Economics Club alee Phi Theta Kappa JACK GREGORY, Carmen QUENTIN HANCOCK, Mountain View Aggie Club ELDA LOU KREHBIEL HARPER, Cooperton Commerce Club Mixed Chorus MONTE HATCHETT, Mangum PEGGY GEIGER, Indiahoma B.S.U. Council: Student Senate Phi Theta Kappa French Club Mixed Chorus HAROLD GLANDON, Indiahoma Engineers Club DELPHINE GULLETT, Duke Commerce Club Press Club Rodeo Club Ittanaha Club A. D. HARPER, Chattanooga MAX HOLROYD, Winfield, Kan. Football Trainer B.5:; Polk vat Ittanaha Club Cameron Players GERALD GANT, Lawton CHARLES HOSKINS, Duncan Commerce Club ROY JACKSON, Addington Commerce Club JOSEPH JOHNSON, Lawton Commerce Club MARY E. KELLEY, Gotebo Home Economics Club CHARLES KIDSON, Lawton DERRILL KILLIAN, Olustee Aggie Club VANITA HURST, Faxon Commerce Club Phi Theta Kappa Mixed Chorus JOHN JENNINGS, Tipton Hell Hounds Football RODDY JOHNSON, Lawton Engineers Club BILLY W. KING, Waurika SAM KILLEBREW, Tipton Band LORETTA KILLIAN, Olustee BRONELL KINDRED, Mountain Park Aggie Club Student Senate Sophomore Class, President JAMES LATSON, Lawton Commerce Club PAT H. LEISTER, Lawton Commerce Club Mixed Chorus Pep Pirates, President LEONARD W. LITTLEFIELD Geronimo Engineers Club VAN LONG, Lawton GERALD LUCAS, Wilson Basketball WO CeGlubis Ohi Hell Hounds DON LAMPHERE, Lawton JEAN LAW, Roosevelt Aggie Club Basa Band LENN LEITNER, Lawton Engineers Club BU: Pla. Phi Theta Kappa A. C. LOFTIS, Columbus, Miss. Football Track JACKIE LOWERY, Frederick IRA McANALLY, Binger Aggie Club BILL McCLAIN, Oklahoma City ARTHUR McCLOY, Fremont, O. OSC lub French Club, President Commerce Club Football Yearbook Staff Press Club RAYMOND McCORKLE, Marlow CLENTIS McCOY, Walters Band Mixed Chorus Pre Med Club Commerce Club PAUL McDANIELS, Lawton BARBARA McNAIR, Lawton R.O.T.C. Queen Home Economics Club Yearbook Staff Football Queen Attendant JOHN McNEILL, Apache JERRY MARTIN, Apache Phi Theta Kappa Commerce Club LOUISE MEADERS, Loveland LUCILLE MEADERS, Loveland Commerce Club Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa re’ Council Yearbrook Staff Commerce Club B.S.U. Council F.T.A. F.T.A. ay Leap aa Se JUANITA METCALF, Lawton ALVIN MILLER, Lawton Home Economics Club Engineers Club Vice-President MINNIE SUE MILLER, Snyder Pep Pirates Commerce Club Rodeo Club Mixed Chorus BOB MOORE, McQueen Aggie Club DONALD MORSE, Lawton DALE MUNN, Lawton Commerce Club WALTER MURPHY, Lawton Phi Theta Kappa French Club Collegian Staff a aReOuUnGI| HORACE NEWSON, Lawton LOUIE MITCHELL, Frederick Hell Hounds BETTY MORSE, Lawton Home Economics C lub Phi Theta Kappa F.T.A. FRED MULLER, Pawhuska Or” (Clkulo KATHRYN MURPHY, Sulphur Yearbook Staff F.T.A. Home Economics Club Cheer Leader JIM NAUGHTON, Lawton Press Club Cameron Players Yearbook Staff Football J. D. NICKELS, Fletcher CHARLES NORRIS, Lawton Phi Theta Kappa NYAL PALMER, Lawton French Club CORINE PAYNE, Mountain View Home Economics Club Phi Theta Kappa Student Senate F.T.A. JACK PIERCE, Seminole Aggie Club Yearbook Staff Press Club DOLORES PRIDDY, Walters Mixed Chorus Rodeo Club, Secretary Commerce Club Aggie Queen Square Dance Club DALLAS RAMSEY, Lawton Press Club JERRILL NOWLIN, Wynnewood “QO” Club Student Senate North Hall President Rodeo Club Football WYNEMA PAUKEI, Gotebo Ittanaha DONALD PAYNE, Collinsville TOMMY PICKERING, Granite Aggie Club Student Senate Football Sophomore Class, Vice Pres. JULIAN QUETON, Carnegie Ittanaha Club Press Club Rodeo Club Ittanaha Princess ROY NELLE RANES, Lawton Commerce Club Mixed Chorus Yearbook Staff Collegian Staff Square Dance Club DOROTHY JANE RICHARDSON Lawton Wichita Staff DONALD ROBINSON, Durant Football JIMMY ROGERS, Ft. Cobb ROGER SALMON, Lawton JACK SHOEMATE, Lawton Ittanaha Club Drill Team JAMES SIMS, Lawton LINDEN RILEY, Lawton Freshman President WAYNE ROBINSON, Elgin NOEL GENE ROGERS, Lawton Pre Med Club Band BOB SHANKLIN, Lawton DOROTHY SIMPSON, Lawton Phi Theta Kappa, President Cameron Players Mixed Chorus Pep Pirates Yearbook Staff Collegian Staff FORREST SMITH, Elgin Aggie Club RICHARD L. SMITH, Lawton SHIRLEY SMITH, Apache Aggie Club Home Economics Club Phi Theta Kappa F.T.A. R.O.T.C. Queen JERRY SPARKS, Temple KATHRYN SPLAWN, Frederick Phi Theta Kappa Home Economics Club Pep Pirates Phi Theta Kappa Commerce Club F.T.A., Treasurer Cameron Players B.S.U. Council say. Gouncil Mixed Chorus Quartet JAMES STAPLETON, Lawton FRANKIE STAUFFER, Elgin F.T.A. Rifle Team Mixed Chorus JACK STEPHENSON, Grandfield ROY STEVENS, Elgin (OmClub F.T.A. Band R. B. STOUT, Duke NANCY STRATTON, Ft. Sill Phi Theta Kappa JO ANNA STUART, Lawton JAMES SWANSON, Roosevelt Aggie Club BILLIE TATE, Mountain View F.T.A. Rifle Team Band GENEVIEVE TOBIAS, Lawton “Y President Pep Pirates Cameron Players Mixed Chorus Girls Rifle Team JACK TROTTER, Roosevelt R.O.T.C. Club President DON VAN DYKE, Lawton Hell Hounds Student Senate Pre Med Club BOBBY VENABLE, Comanche HOWARD WAGGONER, Elgin Football eOuGlub WAYNE THOMASON, Lawton DAN TOMA, Warren, Ohio Commerce Club Ittanaha Club Owe Glab CHARLES TURNER, Lawton Engineers Club J. C. VAN SCHUYVER, Duncan L. W. VOGEL, Anadarko DICK WALKER, Granfield Hell Hounds GARY WASHBURN, Chattanooga Commerce Club President LARRY WELCH, Comanche Aggie Club LORETTA WILSON, Duncan F.T.A. Press Club BOB WOMACK, Lawton BOB WRIGHT, Lawton Commerce Club JIMMY WEBB, Lawton French Club Mixed Chorus Cameron Players Band Drill Team Rifle Team BILL WHITEHEAD, Lawton WALTER WISENER, Fletcher Hell Hounds Baseball Yearbook Staff Collegian Staff Mixed Chorus Cameron Players CHARLES WOOD, Geronimo Commerce Club BOBBIE ZWINGLE, Comanche Aggie Club Student Senate ie, SRLA ys pl - Sat 4 oi ys oe, a n A tty re . Sia 7 7 ie A A re PP ota’ ving ORG ONY Ve Ay ae ws ay AM 1) AN i A, he ; ; , ’ ik � 4.07. we Ua eR La RS ¥ BAe . : — a Freshman Class Officers RONNIE LITTLE, Secretary; BARBARA PARRIS, Vice President; BOONER PATTERSON, Student Senat Representative; DORISLYN PADGETT, Student Senat Representative; PAUL CABLE, President. MARIE ABBOTT EDITH MAE ADAMS Lawton Temple HERBERT DUANE ADAMS BILL ADELMAN Wichita Falls, Texas Lawton BETTY ADLER EVELYN ALEXANDER Indiahoma Lawton —-—). +. '- + —- Tr”? NORMA ANDERSON Chattanooga LYNDAL ATTEBERRY Woodward JACKIE BALLOU Lawton PAT BANKS Lawton TOMMY BASINGER Davidson RICHARD BIERMAN Roosevelt ALVIN D. ARRINGTON Hobart NORENE ATWOOD Duke SHIRLEY BANDY Loco VAUDENE BARTON Apache BILL BAXTER Ninnekah GERALDINE BESS Chattanooga DONNIE BILBREY BLANCHE BILLINGSLEA Victory Lawton GERALD BOLDING BILLY BONE Davis Lawton FRANKIE BOTONE MARGARET BOUGHAN Verden Lawton DALE EDWARD BOWMAN THELDA BREWINGTON Lawton Carnegie JOYCE BRIDGES GEORGE BRISCO Walters Edmond CHARLES BROWN JAMES BRYAN Duncan Waurika BOB BURGER LAWTON MARCILLE BURNS Lawton JOSEPH CALIBANI Newport, Rhode Island DUANE CAMPBELL Hobart SARA CHAPMAN Lawton SHIRLEY CONNOR Snyder PHOEBE BURNETT Lawton KAY CAGLE Loveland WESLEY CALLEN Cooperton NORMA JEAN CARTER Lawton GLYNNA DAN CLEMENTS Comanche RALPH CORRELL Walters HUBERT COOK ADNA LEE COOKSON Oklahoma City Fort Gibson MAX COURTNEY CHARLES R. COX Mt. View Saddle Mountain PEGGY CRABB JIMMIE J. CUNNINGHAM Mangum Hollis SHIRLIE CURTRIGHT LLOYD DOOLITTLE Apache Hollis DAMON DOYE WILMA JUNE EDGMON Lawton Lawton JAMES EDWARDS J. C. EDWARDS Ft. Sill Albert ) | EVA EGGLESTON Marlow ALTON ELY Duncan ALVIN FERGUSON Olustee HAZEL FIELDER Lawton ROBERT FORBESS Lawton ROY GANT Lawton BILL EVANS Frederick BUDDY ENGLAND Duncan LAVON FERRIS Gotebo JERRY FINLEY Wilson JOHNNIE FOX Gotebo JOHNNY GASKELL Cooperton BETTY GASTON Lawton HARDY GEORGE Duncan MILTON GIBSON Chester JEAN GILL Duncan DONALD GREEN LAWTON JIM GRIFFIN Randlett JOANNE GEE Lawton HAROLD GEORGE Mountain View WILMA LEE GIBSON Burkburnett, Texas BILL GOVER Faxon ANNE GREENWAY Lawton CATHERINE GRUBB Custer LARRY GULIHUR Oklahoma City WILLIAM HANCOCK Mountain View JAMES HARRIS Oney JIM HILL Lawton NAOMI HORN Chattanooga JO ANN HOLT Lawton PAT HANCOCK Mountain View HAZEL HARPER Chattanooga COLETTA HENNESSEE Lawton JOHN HILL Lawton RAY HOBBS Lawton BILLY HOOPER Temple BRUCE HOTTEL Davis PAULA HRBACEK Apache DON HURLEY Marlow ROSE MARIE INMAN Apache CARLEETA JOHNSON Lawton DON JONES Chattanooga FARRON HOTTLE Oklahoma City SHERRY HUNTER Lawton CLIFFORD HUTCHINSON Lawton CHARLES JACKSON Seminole CHARLES JOHNSON Lawton JAMES KARDOKEES Apache LELAND KEEL Oklahoma City MARY B. KLASS Lawton EARL KRUEGER Mountain Park LOUIS LESTER Chickasha RONALD LITTLE Sulphur ALFRED LOVE Oklahoma City ANNIE R. KING Taylorsville, Kentucky JOHN KRAMER Lawton DOROTHY LEISTER Lawton FRANCIS LEWIS Frederick MOLLIE LONG Lawton STANLEY McCALLEN Wynnewood KENNETH McCLENDEN Hollis CHARLES McCLURE Clinton DAVID McKINZEY Lawton WILLIAM MAHAFFEY Cache TRAVIS MAYHUGH Elgin DUANE MILLER Lawton TONY McCULLOUGH Fort Cobb FRANCES McDANIEL Lone Grove PERRY McWHORTER Lawton PATSY MAHSEET Apache ANN MIELING Lawton ORVILLE MILLER Lawton CARL MITCHELL . Lawton CLINTON MOSELY Velma KENNETH MUNDAY Oklahoma City HARLEY NEAL Lawton DONNA NEWSON Lawton WILLIAM NICHOLAS Warren, Ohio BILL MOONEY Duncan CLAUDE MULLINS Temple VELMA NAGEL Lawton JOE NESBITT Harrold, Texas JERRY NICHOLS Duncan ALFRED NIX Indiahoma DUANE O’DELL Sentinel RONALD OSMEND Gotebo JOHNNY PAGE Hugo BARBARA PARRIS Frederick CLAUDE PATTERSON Lawton VEDA PAYNE Mountain View PATRICIA OLSON Lawton DORISLYN PADGETT Lawton ROBERT PALMER El Reno NOEL PASS Wilson CLAIR PAYETTE Lawton MELBOURNE PEARSON Fairview KENT PENNINGTON Erick NORMA POTTER Walters MARY A. PURVIS Hastings GALE RAMSEY Lawton JAMES REED Oklahoma City HOWARD RICHARDSON Temple SPENCER PITTMAN Vinson ELDON PROCTOR Waurika JD PYLE Elmore City STANLEY RANDALL Hobart BETTY RICE APACHE FELIX RIVERA Lawton RETA ROBINSON Chattanooga LE ROY ROGERS Lawton JANE SAMPSON Lawton JERRY SEIDA Comanche GENE SHAFFER Duncan DONALD SHERRY Lawton HELEN ROGERS Snyder NANCY ROSE Roosevelt MARVIN SANDERS Lawton RUTH SEHESTED Marlow TOMMY SHEETS Lawton OLIVER SHIPMAN . Lawton ALICE SHOEMAKER ° Lawton MURLENE SNIDER Fletcher DWAIN STEPHENS Duncan EUGENE TATE Mountain View PENNY TEACLE Walters JACQUETTA THORN Indiahoma JOE SKIRDLE Lawton PAT STAIR Geronimo JAMES STONE Lawton FREDDIE TAYLOR Colony JESS THOMAS Lawton CHARLES TRIMBLE Lawton MERLE TURLEY Altus PHILIP VELEZ Lawton RUTH WALKER Marlow WALTER WALSH Hollister DOLORES WARNER Lawton JOE WHEELER Tipton BOB VANCE El Reno JOAN WAID Lawton LA RITA WALSH Frederick JUANITA WALSTON Lawton JOHN WESTFAHL Kingfisher JO ANN WHITEHEAD Lawton ee | OPAL WILEY 5 Lawton OREENE WILLIAMS Sterling LEON WILSON Lawton EDNA B. WOODARD Cache POLLY WOOLMAN Lawton AUDELLE WILLIAMS Fletcher JOHN WILSON Quannah, Texas DON WOLEVER Lawton GENE WOODMAN Gould Around The Campus In 1953 paANce c western sTyLe a : Oe ye me fog a hie ei ag BRET TE img 0 é Pitot ity ie, (cy 4 Phe ot Aes LS te tm tei Usa oo 3 nny : . é : Ty, ee S A oo ta as seas ? : J Ps i ce Ronee Pet erie ss fee ME sat . ae x Ae neo om _ jem v “ ie ig ae id ne see : “ Ch ES pp hd ion hk { pi kway 3 Lat gras. Naw y a wim bane ets Pe ; nes past 10 De wight Slap ma ies y of ee ee 5 mys co pt i UM gto My ) FC oe ee Katee Pen we hema ‘Pig dm pa Real reads, Emagen PE: bos uy £ De OP fags On fe i pr GR - Bm oh F : 5 te F F 5 ze j “he gt AE — = fe ge j eo, 7 ae ay Bi amin Cay 3 Pesto gsi bp ie: “ sf th BOER i ass f EL c 9 Ste of BS Cal es 2 a AO ta AY pate ye el meer apron nial A eatirolet Sa PS a rept nates fe ton pf Oe) ae Fe Fy bal cer Sng oe oie ie, Pie Pie ag = - . Yar : vans reds ; f reed Ber Pp TY pee ey ee ee - i fer Sime ¥ ¢ Wiha wr Bh oe jf Wise ty y : fiers Se ge a ge BES, con jer mt — ae, 3y a By gle Patan gM aman Me ol foes or Fy. od aaa New page td ey Aine COMPANY A STAFF Arthur McCloy, Company Commander; Bob Shanklin, Company Executive; Vernon Bierman; Tom Pickering, First Sergeant. BATTALION STAFF John McNeil, Battalion Commander; Jerrill Nowlin, Gary Washburn, Dwight McCallum, Jim Naughton. a et aes COMPANY B STAFF Denzil Hankins, Company Commander; Doyle Shoemaker, Company Executive; Bill Melton, First Sergeant ae R.O.T.C. BAND ROW. ONE: Raymond McCorker, Sam Killibrew, Johnny Page, Gene Rogers, Allen Bradford, Charles Trimble, Barton George, Stanley Randall, Marvin Sanders. ROW TWO: Lloyd Doo- little, Joe Stowe, Eugene Tate, Tony McCullough, Bill King; Roy Stevens, Jean Law. COLOR GUARD Tommy Basinger, Charles Turner, Bill Vogel, Bob Venable. Ls eon as DRILL TEAM Charles Drew, Troy Allen, Wesley Callen, Jerry Adelman, Jim Hill, Clinton Mosely, Joe Calibanf, John Gaskill, Ralph Purvis, Jack Shoemake, John Hill, Francis Lewis, Charles Cox, Bill Mahaffey, Jerry Parker, Jerry Jones, Grover Good, Dale Kite, Jerry Finley, Richard Bierman, Bill Mooney, Merle Turley, Leon Hollingshead, Farron Hottle, Don Hurley, Glen CRapman. € a ate bdo a COMPANY A, SECOND PLATOON Row One: Jim Carr, Phil Daniels, Alton Ely, Richard Driggers, Harold Glandon, Cecil Chatman, John Cathy, Franklin Boles, John Jennings. Row Two: Dale Cooper, Jim Cunningham, Damon Doyle, Bill Evans, J. C. Edwards, Buddy England,Richard Robling. Row Three: Alvin Ferguson, Ewing Cox, Andy Flanagan, LeRoy Fox, J. L. Washburn, Floyd Harris. a ite 3 a we . - COMPANY A, FIRST PLATOON Row One: Farrell Copelin, Jim Rayforth, Bill Baxter, Alvin Arrington, Larry Welch, Lum Barber, Gerald Apheatone, Lydel Atterbery. Row Two: Bob Beck, Jerry Bell, Jack Bowling, Bill, Bone, John Boydston, Benney Atkins. Row Three: Oscar Brown, Paul Cable, Charles Brown, James Bryan, Elmer Breeden, Don Boyce, Bob Zwingle ae Be: sae COMPANY A, THIRD PLATOON Row One: Gary Don Hunt, David Johnson, Charles Johnson, Jimmy Webb, Ronnie Scott, Bill Jones, Walter Murphy, Wayne Littlefield. Row Two: Gerald Lucas, Vel Henery, Nolan Pass, Ray Hobbs, Leo Holmes, Henry Harvey, Quentin Hancock. Row Three: Van Long, Bill Hooper, Joe Mack Cox, Roy Gant, James Harris, Bill Hancock, Jackie Darnell. COMPANY A, FOURTH PLATOON Row One: Dewey Mitchell, Kenneth McClendon, John Westfahl, Bob Loar, Ronald Chapman, Marvin Lowe, Stanley McCallen, Charles Hoskins, Jack Gregory. Row Two: Gerald_Gant, Ronald Little, Charles Spradlin, Ronald Jones, John Kramer, Louis Law, Joe Bob Craig. Row Three: Dallas Ramsey, Sterling Jones, Bill Knott, Kerwin Kardokus, Joe Knoe, Don Jones, James Stapelton. a. i SALOES he aA « a Fare Ol ate Eo COMPANY B, FIRST PLATOON Row One: Dick Walker, Lenard Cox, Charles McClure, Perry McWhorter, Russel Kindred, James Via, Bob Mansell, Travis Mayhugh, Jimmie Duncan. Row Two: Richard Smith, Orville Miller, Jerry Adel- man, Carol Mitchell, Don Morse, Sidney Milun, Jerry Martin. Row Three: Cliff Hutchinson, Jack Mo- ser, Claud Mullens, Kenneth Munday, Marvin Neal, Jerry Nichols, Donald Hefner. o¥ BS COMPANY B, SECOND PLATOON Row One: Ira McAnnaly, Kent Pennington, Melbourne Pearson, Roddy Johnson, Duane O'Dell, Ronald Ozman, Felix Rivera, Kenneth Poole, Wayne Robison. Row Two: Donald Payne, Jerry Pittman, Frank Perry, J. D. Pyle, Eldon Proctor, Dan Scantlin, Wayne Thomason. Row Three: A. D. Harper, Jack Sas- ser, Jerry Seida, LeRoy Rogers, Jim Rogers, Tommy Sterns. a COMPANY B, THIRD PLATOON Row One: Bob Wright, Eugene Smith, Joe Skrdle, Franklin Shive, Tommy Sheets, Al Miller, Don Sher- ry, Oliver Shipman, Gene Shaffer, Jack Lowery, Frankie Staffer. Row Two: Stone, Doyle Smith, Ronnie Spencer, Duaine Stevens, Bob Vance, Walton Walch, Bill Strong, Ray Ferguson. Row Three: Roger Salmon, Walter Wisener, Marion Younger, Bennie Wilkerson, Woodman, Bob Womack, Jimmy Whelan, Dan Wolever, Forrest Smith. Oe - 4 er =e CC a aa aa a A a a er lun ele sane fh Aten yf fase Dd ef Jerry McEuin All Conference Defensive Back if} Aa . 2 a A Reuben Ruiz All Conference Defensive End Bill Fraley All Conference Offensive Guard Row One: Larry Guilhur, Bill Fraley, Won Payne, Ray Ferguson, Buck Johnson, Charles McClure, John Westfahl, Duke Cook, Don Robinson, Tommy Pickering, Ace Loftis, Thad Day, Buddy England, Jack Gregory, Don Hurley, Reuben Ruiz, Billy Le Blanc, Charlie Main. Row Two: Frank Spruiell, Assistant Coach; August Mulligan, Jerry Nichols, Melbourne Pearson, Bill McClain, Howard Waggoner, Dwain Adams, John Wilson, John Sill, Denzil Hankins, Jerry Finley, Bob Vance, Ladd Morris, Larry Cassil, Jess Taylor, Dwain Stephens, Max Holroyd, trainer; Farron Hottle, trainer; Jess Thompson, Coach. Row Three: Joe Bob Craig, John Jennings, Bill Mulligan, Joe Nesbitt, Ray Hobbs, Jerrill Nowlin, Jerry McEuin, Gary Don Hunt, Glen Chapman. AS exe ae te Lelana Keel, Max Holroyd and Farron Hottle, Trainers. HUBERT COOK Tackle - Sc ree UY TY daw Ber Sea rtd : OF erties ” F- ett ¥ a! af of ce i, fs 2s f RS pe: 3 ¢ aeE 2 - a ¢ acne Og a K x — es, CHARLIE MAIN Back Back DENZIL HANKINS Back BILL MULLIGAN THAD DAY Guard JOE NESBITT Back JOHN WESTPHAL : Tackle JOHN JENNINGS Back JOHN SILL Back LADD MORRIS Center JERRILL) NOWLIN Bac hast LARRY CASSIL End JOE BOB CRAIG Back DON HURLEY Guard MELBOURNE PEARSON End JERRY FINLEY Back RAY FERGUSON Center JACK GREGORY Guard DWAIN STEPHENS End RAY HOBBS Back BUDDY ENGLAND Guard GARY DON HUNT Guard BOB VANCE Center CHARLES McCLURE Back ALLEN BRADFORD Back Bill Nicholas, Don Toma, Bo Jackson, John Cathey, Bob Palmer, Joe Wheeler, Al Love, Rogers Mor- gan, Don Bilbrey, Fred Muller, Tom Pickering, Lewis Lester, Lloyd Barry, Jackie Stephenson, Coach Harvey Pate. Baskethall HARVEY PATE Coach FRED MULLER DAN TOMA Forward Guard JACKIE STEPHENSON, Guard ROGERS MORGAN, Center LOUIS LESTER, Guard DONNIE BILBREY, Forward BO JACKSON, Guard JOE WHEELER, Forward DECE Rae’ AEF ohome City U. Fresh 10—Decatur Baptist, Texas “yl—Decatur Baptist, Texas JANUARY— ork East steep A M n Navy Base 7 ro gs ance Air Base 26—Paris College, Texas 28- mtaluburtons AA FEBRUARY— 5 Kilgoxe ock College, pts Iniehaecenesty Fresh, Texas _MARCH— —-2-Tyler College, Texas LLOYD BARRY, Guard BILL NICHOLAS, Guard BOB PALMER, Forward TOMMY PICKERING, Guard AL LOVE, Center JOHN CATHEY, Guard Dale Kite Carl McClure 118, Open State Champion Heavy, Open State Champion Larry Cassil 147, Open 147, Open Bob Mansell 160, Open Leland Keel 135, Open Leon Hollingshead 147, Open | Glen Chapman 126, Novice State Champion M Sgt. Arthur Maxberry Coach Jess Thompso Assistant Coach Coach Jerry Bell Trainer Joe Bob Craig Lind i 135, Novice Teoh Novier Adding a final touch to the 1952 football campaign was the announcement last week of the Big Six Junior College Conference all-star team, selected by the lea- gue’s coaches. As usual, many _ dif- ferences of opinion emerge from the choosing of all-star aggregations since it is doubtful that there is any efficient system for giving recognition to ‘The’ out- standing performers. However, for the select few who are able to make “dream teams’ there is o feeling of pride which is well deserved. To those un- publicized performers, who are omitted from the distinc- tion, only a sad feeling of disappointment inside, to go along with words of praise for those elected. Tyler, the conference champion, dominated the list with a total of ten players on the offensive-defensive squads, with Paris holding five spots, while Little Rock and Cameron each placed three men. One choice from Kilgore completed the 22- man selections. From Cameron, Bill Fraley was picked as left guard on the offensive platoon, while Reuben Ruiz and Jerry Mc- Euen captured the right end and right halfback posts, respectively on the defensive unit. Sill 41 is expended. Fraley, a 5’10”% guard who packs a 207 pounds, is one of the outstanding block- ers in the conference. After playing three years as full- back at Chelsea high school, Nowlin stops the progress of Hutchinson Dragons. Fraley became a mainstay in Coach Jess Thompson’s forward wall. It is well that this lad was chosen since he was one of the lesser publicized performers in the circuit. Ruiz, a well liked guy from Baton Rouge, Louisi- ana, was a defensive demon especially in conference clashes. The Aggies were well manned in ends this season with a talented ar- ray composed of Ruiz, Bill McClain, A. C. _ Loftis, Dwaine Stephens, Larry Cas- 3 sil, and Larry Gulihur. McEuen, a defensive half- back, became the Aggie’s punter after Buddy Donley was injured and Jerry fared well in both roles. He was an exceptional pass defen- der. While one could mention a good characteristic about every player on the Cameron roster, it is disappointing that John Sill and Buck Johnson were not chosen. Sill was the chief ball-toter of the Aggie spread formation and naturally possessed hard running ability, but he was edged by the Paris fullback, Ray Chandler, the only re- peater from the 1951 team. In Johnson, Cameron had a defensive tackle that was al- ways in on the play. Usually, in fumbles occurring near the line, it was Buck who brought up the ball. Building up steam as each new. foe appears,’ the Cameron Aggie’s football machine, operating off a forcible spread formation, streaked past an_ invading Kilgore aggregation, 35-13, Thursday night, October 9, to add triumph number five to their thus far all victor- ious campaign. It was the mighty running of Denzil Hankins and John Sill that paved the way for the Aggies second confer- ence win of the season. Hankins scored three tallies and blocked out would-be tacklers time and again, while Sill crashed across for a pair of touchdowns and converted successfully five times. Hobbs-holds that line. Toma, 44, lays one up. Since the days of Adam and Eve, people have been designated to inform other people of happenings of which they know very little. Writing for the Cameron Collegian frankly had me worried, until | started watching basketball practice and decided to report on it. After observing the first two weeks of practice, it seems to me that Coach Harvey Pate, has a squad of around twenty boys, who could rightly be called mono- maniacs. They eat, sleep, and think basketball 25 hours a day, although the first game is scheduled for a full month away. The practice drills have been used strictly for fun- damentals, passing, shooting, dribblings, individual, de- fense, and general condition- ing. Coach Pate, believing firmly in ambidextrousness, has spend a good part of each practicesin developing this specialty. At present it appears that the five returning squadmen, Dan Toma, Lloyd Barry, Fred Mueller, Gerald Lucas, and Jack Stephenson, will take over the spot-light dur- ing early season games, but will be hard pressed by a fine looking bunch of Fresh- man prospects. Coach Pate reported that Toma and Muller (whom | have known intimately since a very early age) have shown especially fine performances. With the season for the sport of roundballing not yet underway, my job will not really begin until then . so | can give two point- ers which every Ag prospec- tive should now and then close (1) Always carry a long board with a nail in it, for those shots which go over your head, and (2) Always carry a BB pistol for those which the board won’t reach. Cameron Aggies won their sixth straight conference basketball game Monday night and the third of their four-game road trip by clip- ping the Paris Dragons, 69-55, on their own court. Coach Harvey Pate’s Roundballers now hold an envied 18-4 season record and are undefeated in league play. Pate’s charges have A mad scramble. Lloyd Barry, 22, of Cameron, drives by Jimmie Rollings of Eastern A M. also run up a string of five consecutive wins since their loss to Oklahoma A M freshmen in Stillwater. Rogers Morgan, Aggie center, topped the scoring for both teams, swishing the net with nine field goals and ten charities, for a total of 28 points. Stevenson was second for Cameron and tied with Charley Bright of Paris with 14. Trotter, Moser, Leland Keel misses a left jab. port HN Last Monday, the Lawton Lions club entertained the Cameron Aggies boxing squad as guests at the club’s annual luncheon in acknowl- edgement of the fine show- ings illustrated by the college pugilists, thus far. Coach Jess Thompson was present to discuss plans for the coming Golden Gloves Tournament, which is a yearly project of the Lions club. The fist-flying affair gets under way February 2 at Ft. Sill’s Honeycutt Gym and will continue through the night of the fifth. The tourney is expected to be loaded with talent this sea- son, sO come on out and witness Strictly Sports hee. and England fight for the ball. Cameron boxers scored a clean sweep in their six fights featured in the East- West match at Oklahoma City Wednesday night, Jan- uary 7, four of them nothing victories for the winning West team. The Aggie’s two remaining fighters won ex- hibition decisions, with the West winning the match, 10-6. Gene Morgan posted the first knockout on the card over Muskogee’s 126-pound Gerald Meeks in 40 seconds of the second round Leon Hollingshead added to the West’s team points when he scored a decision over Tulsa’s Bob Alexander in a 147-pound bout and Dale Kite, newly acquired Cameron scrapper, grabbed a close decision from E. J. Alexander, southpaw Indian from Tulsa in a 112-pound scrap BB Farron Hottle, fighting in the 147-pound division, out- pointed Idabel’s Richard Wall. In supporting bouts not counting on the team scramble, Cameron’s Leland Keel and Carl McClure won their matches. Keel took a split decision from Willie Harjo of Oklahoma City and heavyweight McClure whip- ped OU’s Gover Zotigh. The intramural basketball season will get its first test on the hardwood sometime during the week of January 5th, with eight male and three female squads already entered. A weekly schedule will be posted on the bulletin boards Monday of each week. The rules set up by coaches Harvey Pate and Franklin Spruill are: 1. No a ‘a RH - ee SE wen Hollingshead covers up. player may participate with more than one team; 2. Varsity basketball players will not be eligible, with coach Pate making all deci- sions concerning this; 3. All protests will be settled by game officials at the time the question arises. The game officials selec- ted by the coaches are Dan Toma and Tom Pickering. Jumping over to the art of Pugilism, we find a_ star- filled card between Cameron and Oklahoma _ University being presented for boxing fans tomorrow night in the Aggie Gym. Coached by Jess Thompson and M Sgt. Arthur Maxberry, the team has engaged Granite, Fort Smith, Okla. U., and Ft. Sill squads already this year. Some of the boys are still rounding into shape and have yet to crawl through the ropes this season. Oh! The mad scramble in intramurals. Looking especially good are Farren Hottle and Bobby Mansell, both 147-pounders. Hottle has defeated three tough foes and dropped a close decision to Jerry Browning, an O.U. glover. Mansell has emerged victor- ious in all three of his en- counters. Then too, Cameron has Gene Morgan, last year’s 126-pound state Golden Gloves champion and also Carl McClure, the bombastic Clinton heavyweight. Richard Robling who fights at 147 pounds is in fine condition and is looking forward to his finest year. There are also some other good boxers on the Cameron team that we haven't ob- served as of yet, so if some favorite hasn’t been men- tioned, it is certainly a mis- take and not an opinion of quality. Strictly sports—at the bell! geen AS ie Cag ie, % ¢ ote rc ¥ ; iY Ces LEAH patie veg Denzil Hankins President Bronell Kindred Sophomore President Jennie Dimery Dean Gordon Paine Vice President Sponsor Barbara Parris Quentin Hancock Freshman President Sophomore Senator Student Senate The Students of Cameron State Agricultural College, in order to establish an organization of the student body for the purpose of developing student government; of bringing about a closer relationship between the college administration, the faculty, and the student body; of re- commending and taking such steps as may be advisable and necessary to support and to carry into effect any policy upholding the name of our college established the Student Association of Cameron State Agricultural Col- lege. Ah st | Miss Helen Elliott Sponsor Bob Zwingle Sophomore Senator '} Claude Patterson Freshman Senator |) Dorislyn Padgett Freshman Senator | Farron Hottle Arts and Science Representative Arts and Science Representative { Robert Forbess | Peggy Geiger | Arts and Science Representative Jerrill Nowlin | Arts and Science Representative ' Helen Patterson Commerce Representativ e Naomi Horn Commerce Representative Tommy Pickering Aggie Representative “Wayne Robison Aggie Representative Corine Payne ' Home Economics Representative Wayne Littlefield Engineer Representative A WAN ite ba z a) ‘. 4 SN. ‘ Duane Miller, Editor Walter Murphy, Business Manager Bill Tate, Assistant Editor ROW ONE: Julian Queton, Loretta Wilson, Gale Ramsey, Roy Nelle Ranes, Marcille Burns, Mary Anne Purvis ROW TWO: Lloyd Barry, Duane Miller, Mr. W. J. Becker, Bill Tate, Walter Murphy, Jim Naughton Mr. W. J. Becker, Adviser Dorothy Simpson, News Editor Jim Naughton, R.O.T.C. Editor Julian Quetone, Feature Editor = Fred Muller, Sports Editor Jack Pearce, Staff Photographer Lloyd Berry, Sports Editor Bill Baxter Jim Naughton Jack Pearce Louise Meaders Gale Ramsey Larry Cassill Assistant Editor Business Manager Student Photographer Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Sports Editor Dale Cooper ROG: Roy Nelle Ranes Activities Editor Dorislyn Padgett Assistant Business Manager Mary B. Klass Assistant Business Manager Pat Banks Assistant Business Manager Lloyd Barry Editor e e Frances Wright Blanche Billingslea Adviser ee The Wichita Dorothy Simpson i Activities Larry Gulihur ? Wi Sports Anne Greenway Wanda Amyx Mary A. Purvis Pat Leister Walter Wisener Freshmen Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Assistant Business Manager Dolores Warner Freshmen JOHN McNEILL j Boy Most Likely To Succeed JENNIE DIMERY Girl Most Likely To Succeed BRONELLE KINDRED Most Dependable Boy PEGGY GEIGER Most Dependable Girl LLOYD BARRY Most Popular Boy SHIRLEY SMITH Most Popular Girl BARBARA McNAIR Best Looking Girl RONALD CHAPMAN Best Looking Boy DORIS GLANDON Best Dressed Girl GARY WASHBURN Best Dressed Boy LUCILLE MEADERS Most Intellectual Girl WALTER MURPHY Most Intellectual Boy JERRIL NOWLIN Most Popular Football Player FRED MULLER Most Popular Basketball Player MR. AND MRS. DENZIL HANKINS Most Popular Married Couple (Not Pictured) Dorothy Simpson President Phi Theta Kapp The general purpose of the Chi Chapter of the Na- tional Honorary Society, the Phi Theta Kappa is as fol- lows: To promote scholarship; develop character; and cultivate fellowship among students of Cameron College. Dale Cooper Vice President Doris Glandon Secretary- Treasurer | Mr. Stanley Diehl Sponsor ROW ONE: Dorothy Simpson, Lucille Meaders, Wanda Amyx, Jerry Sparks. ROW TWO: Jennie Dimery, Peggy Greiger, Betty Morse, Shirley Smith, Corine Payne, Kathryn Splawn, Doris Glandon. ROW THREE: Roddy Johnson, John McNiel, Dale Cooper, Linn Leitner, Charles Norris, Mr. Stanley Diehl Charles Drew Shirley Smith Wanda Amyx Kathryn Splawn President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Louise Meadors Parliamentarian Future Teachers of America International Club Members as Guests of F.T.A. Lucille Meadors Historian The Future Teachers of America seeks to en- the development of our democratic way of life, rage young people to cultivate in themselves | qualities of personality and character which | the foundation of successful teaching; to ac- Lint young people with the inspiring story of people with specific information about opportuni- | schools, the part free schools have played in ties in the various fields of education. the heroic pioneering association with their devel- opment and expansion; and to provide young tow One: Mrs. Jessie May Hines, Sponsor; Sara Chapman, Kathryn Murphy, -ucille Meadors, Wanda Amyx, Loretta Wilson, Marcille Burns, Miss Helen Loretta Wilson . Elliott, Sponsor. Row Two: Shirley Smith, Betty Morse, Marjorie Brandon, Reporter athryn Splawn, Doris Glandon, Corine Payne. Row Three: Charles Drew, Linn -eitner, Roy Stevens, Bill Tate, Allen Bradford Marcille Burns Publicity Commerce Club The purposes for which the Commerce Club is formed are: to develop competent aggressive business leader- ship; to create more understanding and interest in choos- ing business occupations; to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work; to encourage members in the development of individual projects and in establishing themselves in business; and to encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty. fficers: Mr. Bennie Stehr, Sponsor; LaRita Walsh, Secretary; Gary Washburn, President; “Nanda Amyx, Vice-President; Miss Blanche 3eavers, Sponsor. Row 2: Minnie Sue Miller, Wanda Amyx, Svea urell, Juanita Walston, Helen Sue Rogers, Donna Newsome, Betty Meiling, Mollie Long, Deloris Priddy. Row 3: Denzil Hankins, Dan Toma, Charles oskins, Gary Washburn, Jerry Adelman, Roy ackson, Bob Wright, Jerry Martin. Row 1: Eva Bell Eggleston, Vaudine Barton, Yvonne Gill, Margaret Stephens, Sherry Hunter, Reta Robinson, Kay Cagle, Jackie Thorne. Row 2: Anna Marie Glennan, Jerry Sparks, Hazel Harper, Naomi Horn, Geraldine Bess, Roy Nell Ranes, Shirley Bandy, Frances McDainiels. Row 3: Alton Ely, Dale Munn, Richard Ebish, James Latson, Jerry Nichols, Dwight McCallum. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Allie Swackhammer, Sponsor; Corine Payne, Student Senate Representative; Shirley Smith, Vice President; Jennie Dimery, President; Peggy Crabb, Secretary; Betty Morse, Treasurer. The purposes of the Home Economics Club are the following: the development of individual girls in personality, leader- ship, initiative, unselfishness, and co- | operation; to help girls to make the most of their leisure time; to develop an appre- ciation of the field of homemaking—its functions in the life of a college girl and its vocational opportunities based on homemaking training; to assist in the de- velopment of the homemaking depart- ment; and to cooperate with other campus organizations and activities. Home Economics Cub ROW ONE: Thelda Brewington, Veda Jean Payne, Pat Stair, Jennie Dimery, Kathryn Murphy, Nita Metcalf, Barbara McNair, Allie Swackhammer. ROW TWO: Peggy Crabb, Coletta Hennessee, Corine Payne, Norma Anderson, Shirley Smith, Kathryn Splawn, Betty Morse. ROW THREE: Marjorie Brandon, Mary Klass, Dorislyn Padgett, Mary Kelley, Doris Glandon. | j { | | | | } i ROW ONE: Troy Allen, Jimmy Rogers, James Harris, Murline Snider, Queen, Pete Kindred; LaVon Farris, Wayne Robinson, Dale Cooper. ROW TWO: Don Prophet, Sponsor, Buddy England, Carl Mitchell, Oliver Shipman, James Swanson, Tom Pickering, Derrill Killian, Ira McAnally, Farrell Copelin. ROW THREE: Don- ald Morse, Don McCallon, Alvin Arrington, James Stone, Forrest Smith, Richard Smith, Tommy Stearns, Gene Woodman. ROW FOUR: Stan Randall, Gene Law, Jackie Darnell, Bobby Zwingle, Glen Davis, R. B. Stout, Larry Welch, J. Max Cox, Quenton Hancock. Aggie Cub The purpose of the Aggie Club is to promote fellowship, leadership, co- operation, and education among the agricultural students. OFFICERS: Mr. Don Prophet, Sponsor; Mur- line Snider, Queen; Pete Kindred, President; Alvin Arrington, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Zwingle, Vice-President; Max Cox, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Jimmy Rogers, Reporter; Wayne Robinson and Tom Pickering, Stu- dent Senate Representatives. Gene Rogers, Jane Sampson, Jack Gregory, Jim Hill, Nolan Pass, Raymond McCorkle, Melburne Pearson, Damon Doye, Duane Miller, Robert Forbess Pre-Med Cub The purpose of the Pre-Med Club is to familiarize all pre-medical students with the requirements for admis- sion to medical schools, to promote the welfare of pre- medical students, and to encourage fellowship among its members. Noel Gene Rogers President Eugene Carter Vice President Mrs. Dorothy Tobias Sponsor BS.U Counci Row one: Kathryn Splawn, Barbara Parris, Nancy Rose, Marjorie Brandon. -Row two: Johnny Page, Jennie Ruth Lennex, Peggy Geiger, Wanda Amyx, Jean Law. Row three: Dean Gordon Paine, sponsor; Troy Allen, @ (=) 8 president. Row One: Shirley Connor, Marjorie Branden, Kathryn Splawn, La Rita Walsh, Barbara Parris, | Geraldine Best, Naomi Horn, Nancy Rose, Betty Adler. Row Two: Jennie Lennox, Peggy : Geiger, Norene Atwood, Wanda Amyx, Lucille Meaders, Evelyn Kelly, Ruth Sehested. Row | Three: Ollie Price, Linn Leitner, Vernon Bradley, Billy Tate, Troy Allen, Gene Law. Row Four: : Johnny Page, Bill Baxter, Pete Kindred, Bobby Zwingle, R. B. Stout. | Dorislyn Padgett President Dorothy Simpson Reporter Alice Shoemaker Parliamentarian Phoebe Burnett Treasurer Pat Banks Miss T. Verle Jones Barbara Parris Vice President Sponsor Secretary Pep Pirates The purpose of the Pep Pirates is to promote enthu- siasm and good sportsmanship at all athletic contests in which the school participates. Row One: Wiima june Edgmon, Phoebe Burnett, Barbara Parris, Audelle Williams Jane Sampson, Sarahelen Chapman. Row Two: Alice Shoemaker, Juanita Walston Mary Klass, Dorothy Simpson, Pat Olson, Miss T. Verle Jones, Sponsor. Row Three Dorislyn Padgett, Jerry Sparks, Polly Woolman, Velma Nagel, Genevieve Tobias Blanche Billingslea Row 1: Dorothy Leister, French Club; Genevieve Tobias, Y.W.C.A.; Dorothy Simpson, Phi Theta Kappa; Jennie Dimery, Home Economics Club; Dorislyn Padgett, Pep Pirates; Gale Ramsey, Press Club. Row 2: Al- vin Ferguson, Square Dance Club; Robert Forbess, Y.MC.A.; Gary Washburn, Commerce Club, Jim Naugh- ton, Cameron Players; Charles Drew, F.T.A.; Jack Shoemate, Ittanaha. Row 3: Harold Glandon, Engineers; Pete Kindred, Aggies; Dick Walker, Hell Hounds; Lloyd Barry, Rodeo Club; Noel Gene Rogers, Pre-Med Club; Troy Allen, B.S.U.; Tommy Pickering, R.O.T.C. Row One: Pat Banks, Thelda Brewington, Barbara Parris, Audelle Williams, Murlene Snider. Row Two: m} Genevieve Tobias, Dorothy Leister, Wanda Amyx, Lucille Meaders, Mrs. Jane O’Donnell, Sponsor. Row ) Three: Charles McClure, Allen Bradford, Walter Murphy, Robert Forbess. Y” Cabinet Cameron Players Row One: Jimmy Webb, Allen Bradford, Jim Naughton, Charles Drew, R. B. Stout. Row Two: Genevieve Tobias, Alice Shoemaker, Lyle Work, sponsor; Dorothy Simpson, Dolores Warner. Row Three: Polly Woolman, Pat Banks, Dorothy Leister, Evelyn Brown. Engineers “aa! Club Row One: Harley Neal, Wayne Littlefield, Donna Newson, Engineers Queen; Harold Glandon, i Al Méler, Orville Miller. Row Two: Pat Hancock, Roddy Johnson, Charles Turner, James Sims Row Three: Francis Lewis, N. L. Tinsley, sponsor; Linn Leitner. Row One: Joanne Gee, Hazel Fielder, Dorothy Leister, Mary Klaas, Norma Carter. Row Two: Jo Ann Holt, Peggy Geiger. Row Three: Walter Murphy, Van Long, Jimmy Webb, Russel Peterson, sponsor. Ittanaha Club Row One: Adna Lee Cookson, Svea Aurell, Julian Queton. Rew Two: Byron Bointy, Gerald Apheatone, Allen Bradford, Bill Vogel, Jack Shoemate. Row Three: Carlton Heahwah, Cliff Hutchinson. Row One: Adna Lee Cookson, Reta Robinson, Peggy Crabb, Clentis McCoy, Glynna Dan Clements, Nita Metcalf, Jackie Thorn, Barbara McNair, Dolores Warner, Minnie Sue Miller, Deloris Priddy, Shirley Bandy. Row Two: Kenneth McClendon, Glen Davis, Buddy England, Pete Kindred, Bobby Zwingle, Quenton Hancock, Wayne Robison, Lavon Ferris, Bill Evans. Row Three: Jackie Stevenson, Allen Bradford, Johnny Gaskill, Bill Baxter, Lloyd Barry, Paul Cable, Leland Keel, Bob Beck, Alton Ely. Row Four: Earl Kruger, Fred Muller, Jerril Nowlin, Richard Cox, Bill Hancock, Dutch Stone, Jackie Darnell, Lloyd Doolittle. Row One: Ray Ferguson, Thad Day, Jerry Finley, Ewain Stephens, Joe Bob Craig, Don Hurley, Jerrill Nowlin, Charlie Main. Row Two: Denzil Hankins, Jerry Nichols, Dan Toma, Bo Jackson, Ray Hobbs, Don Paine, Don Bilbrey, Bobby Mansell. Row three: Charles McClure, Louis Lester, Bob Palmer, Fred Muller, Farron Hottle, Glen Chapman, Leland Keel, Leon Hollings- head, Dale Kite, Linden Riley. Row Four: Jackie Stephensen, Al Love, Johnny Westfahl, Jack Gregory, Larry Cassil, Rogers Morgan, Joe Wheeler. Row One: Jacquetta Thorne, Evelyn Brown, Pat Mahseet, Joyce Bridges, Norma Potter, Pat Stair, Veda Jean Payne, Norma Anderson, Rosemary Inman, Dorothy Leister, Pat Banks. Row Two: Betty Adler, Alton Ely, Sam Killibrew, Noel Gene Rogers, Charles Trimble, Billy King, Barton George, Jimmie Webb, Marvin Sanders, Raymond McCorkle, Eugene Tate, Nancy Rose, Adna Lee Cookson, Bill Tate, Henry Harvey, Jean Law, Joe Stowe. Band Lyle Work Marvin Sanders Director Drum Major Glee Cub Row One: Joe Stowe, Raymond McCorkle, Alton Ely, Bill Mooney, Marvin Sanders, Jimmie Webb, LeRoy Rodgers, Jerry Whitman, Henry Harvey. Row Two: Betty Adler, Pat Mahseet, Blanche Billingslea, Thelda Brewington, Marjorie Brand- on, Sarah Chapman, Pat Olson, Adna Lee Cookson, Wynema Paukei, Norma Carter, Dorothy Leister, Murlene Snider. Row Three: Jean Gill, Evelyn Kelley, Dorothy Simpson, Shirley Connor, Frances McDaniel, Peggy Geiger, Annie Ruth King, Audelle Williams, Shirley Bandy, Minnie Sue Miller, Clentis McCoy, Joan Holt. Row Four: Jim Naughton, Bill Nicholas, Genevieve Tobias, Joyce Bridges, Norma Potter, Anne Greenway, Jerry Adelman, Walter Wisener, Noel Gene Rogers, Lyle Work, Director. = GIRLS’ TRIO | BRASS QUINTET Dorothy Leister, Blanche Billingslea, Sara Chapman Raymond McCorkle, Marvin Sanders, Stan Randall, Jim Webb, Jean Law. MIXED TRIO Murlene Snider, Walter Wisener, Audelle Williams. 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PHONE 173 GRISWOLD CLEANERS FUR STORAGE 7-4 N.S TWWth C Phone 724 LAWTON OKLAHOMA SERVING SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA THE FINEST CURED AND FRESH MEATS Dua Lawton Meat Supply J. WILEY RICHARDSON'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS 6th and A Avenue The Wichita Lawton, Oklahoma Phone I117 expresses its appreciation to the businessmen who have cooperated so splendidly in making this book possible. Congratulations Cameron students are always Sophomores happy to patronize these from advertisers. BLE UN GS REA LUMBER CO. 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