Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

I A State Supported School 2 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT: Students and prospective students at Cameron College, we offer you a growing school with a future as brilliant as the sunrise of our own Western Oklahoma. With accreditation by North Central Accrediting Association in 1962, with $1.6 million of new buildings getting underway on our campus, and with the alert, intelligent and forward-looking youth on our campus, the prospects for higher education are increasingly bright in Lawton and Western Oklahoma. As Cameron College strives to promote culture, higher academic standing and superior job opportunities for the youth of this portion of Oklahoma, more and more the college will depend upon support by the people of Lawton and the surrounding areas of Oklahoma. Our social activities, sports and intercollegiate participation in the areas of speech, music and science will continue to increase in quality as the size of the institution grows. With the new buildings which are going up this year, enroll¬ ment at Cameron will continue to expand with the growing community until in 1970, Cameron ' s student body may number approximately 5,000. A growing school with unlimited space for expansion, Cameron beckons to all those who envision an institution of learning which will prepare students for jobs in the modern world, give them a boost along the way in the search for higher degrees, and support them in the search for more worthy American Citi¬ zenship. Cameron State Agricultural College is the academic cen¬ ter of Lawton, Oklahoma, a rapidly-growing metropolis just south of the picturesque Wichita Mountains and ad¬ jacent to Ft. Still, the Artillery and Guided Missile Center of the United States. Founded May 20, 1908, this junior college is now the largest in Oklahoma. Rapid expansion of the cam¬ pus facilities for classrooms and laboratories is occurring under the administration of Dr. Richard Burch, president of Cameron College. Cameron College offers an array of courses, plus special training in technology, electronics and occupational education which round out a full curriculum preparing students for fur¬ ther college education. In the agricultural program, engineering mathematics, agronomy, soils, animal husbandry, livestock feeding, dairy cattle management, entomology and poultry are offered. Biological science courses consist of bacteriology, biology, botany, physiology, zoology, and vertebrate zoology. Business courses are accounting, mathematics, office ma¬ chines, communications, law, geography, salesmanship, ad¬ ministration, typewriting and shorthand. Other numerous courses are offered in engineering, mathe¬ matics, physics, mechanical technology, chemistry, shop, home economics, English, medical, dental, journalism, speech, French, German, Russian, Spanish, music, physical education, geology, religion, economics, history, psychology, sociology, engineering drawing, electricity, and military science. More hours are being spent in Cameron ' s Library than ever before ac¬ cording to research conducted by the librarian. Providing Preparation for Effective Living 3 Centrally located administration building serves as campus headquarters. Through Administration and Guidance Physics students observe the acceleration of a free-falling body. and Various Academic Departments Botany laboratory students produce drawings. Cameron is a two-year college whose many graduates have be¬ come community, state and national leaders in government, busi¬ ness, industry and the professions. An institution fully accredited by the North Central Accrediting Association and by the Oklahoma State Department of education. A faculty and student body whose prestige in community af¬ fairs and church activities is notable. With the emphasis on math and science in 1962, Cameron ' s labs are busy turning out effective students who are prepared to become mathematicians, engineers and scientists in the senior col¬ leges across the nation. Daily work in electronics, biology, physics, agronomy, and chemistry are laboratory courses which combine the most effec¬ tive teaching and learning. Chemistry majors conduct experi¬ ments. 5 and the Most Modern Facilities Many new teaching aids, which will make it easier for in¬ structors to communicate with students, and which will be of great assistance in the various departments are in use at Cameron now. In addition to a new Webcor Compact Deluxe Tape re¬ corder, there is a new Magnavox Automatic record player, and an outstanding collection of long play record albums, for use in all of the language arts department classes. The new overhead projectors include a Vu-Graph, a Master Vu-Graph, and a Thermo-Fax portable projector for use in the language arts, drafting technology and math departments. There are two new Underwood electric typewriters, an IBM electric typewriter, an Underwood manual typewriter with a math keyboard, along with an A. B. Dick Duplicator and a Newcomb Transcription record player with head phones, pri¬ marily for use in the business department. These are just a few of the modern instructional aids pur¬ chased yearly at the college. Cameron ' s military department, Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC), is headed by Lt. Col. Elton W. Duren, assisted by Maj. Donald L. Means, Capt. Michael D. Macomber, Lt. Jim Barnes, M Sgt. David J. Schuler, S Sgt. Larry E. Howell and Sgt. Kermit D. Arthur. Objectives of the military department are to present to every student enrolled in ROTC a two-year course in military education designed to develop individual char¬ acter and self-discipline, strengthen the foundation of in¬ telligent citizenship, and give training in basic military subjects that will be of future benefit to those who will serve in the Armed Forces, also to motivate the ROTC stu¬ dent for future military service and to prepare the ROTC student for acceptance into the Advanced ROTC Program, with subsequent commissioning as an officer in the U.S. Army. A potential national championship rifle team is in the making here as an ROTC officer instructs freshmen in the fundamentals of riflefiring. Aggie riflemen claimed the trophy for national Junior College rifle teams in 1961. An Excellent Military Department Below is the 1962 edition of the close-order drill team which has been renamed the Keathley Rifles this year in honor of a Cameron graduate and Congression¬ al Medal of Honor winner, Sgt. George D. Keathley. The Keathley Rifles represent the valor and honor of American fighting men. They perform precision manual of arms and close-order drill with all the snap and polish of seasoned veterans. 7 Students find information quickly and easily in this modern, well-organized library. In 1962 alone, $14,000 was expended on books, binding, newspapers, magazine subscriptions and supplies for Cam¬ eron ' s library. On books, $12,946 was spent. This money was engaged in various areas, particularly in the economic, math and science classifications. The number of books re¬ ceived in this year totaled 2,468; 202 were gifts from faculty, clubs, and churches. This increased the circulation of books for students and faculty from 7,470 to 8,753 volumes. The library inventory now includes 13,428 volumes. One goal of the library is to catalogue a total of 20,000 books. Cameron ' s library has two full-time librarians, a circula¬ tion clerk and eleven student assistants. An Adequate Library Excellent library facilities are available for students to do research and study. 8 I Cameron Hall, women ' s dormitory Another aspect of growth on the campus at Cameron are the proposed expansion of Cameron Hall which will be redecorated and renovated to house 34 additional girls, the addition of a new boys ' dormitory which will accommodate 200 more boys. Gracious Living Quarters Are Provided South Hall, men ' s dormitory 1 I North Hall, men ' s dormitory West Hall, men ' s dormitory 9 A Aggies have always been champions on the gridiron. The 1962 edition claimed the mythical championship and proved it by defeating Bakersfield, California, in the Junior Bowl. Competitive sports are an important adjunct to a physical edu¬ cation program where President J. F. Kennedy ' s goal of physically fit Americans is met by a rigorous program of weightlifting, drill, basketball, softball, badminton, and various other sports. Physical education is required for all students who cannot claim a medically supported reason for not participating. - In basketball, the Cameron Aggies have always managed to remain close to the throneroom in the All States Jaycee Tourna¬ ment and the National Junior College Tournament. Many Juco All-Americans have worn the Black and Gold colors. Mute evi¬ dence of the effectiveness of the training and coaching athletes at Cameron College is a roll-call of great stars who con¬ tinue to show greatness in four-year institutions. Byron Beavers of Houston, Joe Don Looney of O. U., Jim Sellers of O. S. U., and Big Jim Barnes at Texas Western are just a few of the recent Aggies who are spreading the fame of Cameron far. Cameron Promotes Growth Through Sports 10 From the Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena to the cold winter snows on the gridiron of Pratt, Kansas, the Aggiettes, a charm-packed group of coeds follow the football and basketball teams to take part in half-time festivities and to cheer the Aggies to victory. These be-skirted, cowboy-costumed coeds spend long hours of practice to accomplish the close-order drills and marches seen for brief moments. Their color and pageantry lend an authentic touch of college which is an integral part of the lore of Cameron. and Superior Club Activities Phi Theta Kappa, one of Cameron ' s major organizations, is constantly busy with var¬ ious public relations events. Every month of the year trips are made to high schools throughout the Southwestern part of the state to provide entertainment and give the senior class of each school a chance to meet some of the students of Cameron Col¬ lege and find out the advantages of attend¬ ing Cameron. Gary Wilson, president of Phi Theta Kappa at Cameron in 1961-62, was also the na¬ tional president of the organization. High¬ lighting the year ' s activities is the annual trip made to the National Phi Theta Kappa convention. A Cameron College ' s newspaper, The Cameron Collegian, is published once a month. In 1962 the Collegian was awarded as the best all-around newspaper of junior colleges in Oklahoma. Other awards the newspaper took at the Fall Conference, sponsored by the School of Journal¬ ism and Communications at Oklahoma State University were first in feature stories, first in editorials, second in news stories and third in sports stories. Journalistic media consists of an introduction to newspaper writing, the technique of news story writing and the kinds of news and their resources. With 9 hours being taught in jour¬ nalism, advance courses present a continuation of news writing with a study of the mechanics of newspaper production and practice in gathering and writing all kinds of news. Another aspect of journalism includes the campus yearbook, The Wichita, which is edited and assembled by journalism students. Also radio and television script is prepared and given by journalism and speech students. Student Communications and Pictured here is a scene from the Greek tragedy, Antigone, one of many dramatic, musical, and comedy productions presented annually by the drama department. Cameron Players, the dramatics club, is active in community and Fort Sill productions as well. Debate, public speaking and forensics in general are supported by inter¬ collegiate competition at various state speech tournaments. Outstanding debaters at Oklahoma University, Oklahoma State University, Southwestern State College and Central State College have gained their first experience at Cameron College. Students take command of their own affairs at Cameron College. Under a democratic studen t personnel policy, officers of the various campus clubs from the Phi Theta Kappa to the World Tape Pals plus six independent senators meet, discuss and legislate the rules for campus ac¬ tivities. Student government training is essential to the complete American citizen and leaders at Cameron often continue to exert that same leadership in other institutions. Cameron ' s new Clarence L. Davis Memorial Student Union offers rest, relaxation and refreshment to college students. The union contains a bookstore, snack bar, ball¬ room, a color television in the student lounge, snooker and pool tables and machine games. The $300,000 union was completed and opened to students in March of 1962. Social Life Sets the Pattern Highlighting Cameron ' s social calendar is the annual Military Ball which provides a varied entertainment. In past years entertainment has included Fats Beaty ' s noted band, floor shows, featuring students from Oklahoma State University, pantomimists and ventriloquists. Throngs of students gather at the innumerable social events which are sponsored by Cameron ' s many clubs. Fun nights, weekly dances and watching of colored television programs are only a few social events taking place in the modern student union. 13 Church of Christ, Baptist and Methodist faiths are keeping pace with the on-campus building by adding new bible chairs. Each of these faiths furnish student jobs and meeting places for students who seek religious inspiration. Both Church of Christ and Baptist faiths have modern new building adjoining the campus. Methodist churchmen are contemplating a new building. on Oklahoma’s Largest Cameron boasts 500 students who are enrolled in evening classes. Instruction of superior quality is offered. Instructors are represented from Harvard, Princeton, West Point, University of Pittsburgh and other universities of outstanding caliber. The evening staff is employed from three sources; Lawton Public Schools, Fort Sill and Cameron ' s day class instructors. Twenty-seven instructors are employed for the evening class session. Some of the courses offered are trigonometry, German, English, Russian, alge¬ bra, calculus, welding, shorthand, typing, business law, history and psychology. Policies of Cameron ' s administrative staff include a curriculum of study which will further educate adults in diverse professions in the Lawton community. Physical education for girls is stressed at Cameron with gym classes, badminton, riflery, bowling, archery and variety of other sports designed to provide the stamina and physique required for the modern American female. All girls are required to enroll in physical education unless a medical examination reveals they should not. Opportunities for an active campus life are plentiful for coeds at Cameron. The cheerleaders spend countless hours of practice to lead the fans in support of the Aggie athletic teams. Any girl can be nominated and elected. Four freshmen and two sophomores compose the group. Counseling for students is available from the Dean of Students and the Dean of Women. Personal problems sometimes require a friend away from home. The student personnel services offer the warm help of trained counselors to guide students through the problems of grades, dating and economic adversity. Junior College Campus Near Nature’s Wonderland Far above Cameron College and the surrounding area of Ft. Sill, Lawton and Comanche County is the huge colossas of granite called Mt. Scott. Sentinel of the picturesque Wichita mountains is this enduring mountain which was ancient when Columbus touched foot in the Western Hemisphere. Cameron College nestles at the foothills of this magic land of elk, buffalo, deer and antelope. Cougars and wild cats tread the Wichita Wildlife Refuge, unafraid. One of the great primitive parks preserved by the federal government, this wildlife refuge provides a beauty spot which is un¬ paralleled in the Great Plains. Students seeking the open life of the great West can find no spot more adequate to commune with nature, to fish, to snap photos of enduring nature than here, only 15 miles from the campus. Placid blue lakes, huge slabs of gray, red and purple granite, oak, elm and willow trees form a frame-work of natural beauty for picnics, fishing trips or just loafing in the sun. fable of Contents Dedication _ 18 Administration _ 20 Faculty _ 27 Sophomores _ 33 Freshmen _ 59 Features _ 97 Sports _ 123 Activities _141 Advertising 171 Dedication In the annals of human endeavor, defense of a nation or a way of life has always been a noble design and requires the utmost of talent, courage and loyalty from the people of any nation. In 1951, Cameron college initiated the Reserve Officer Training Corps to fulfill a specific purpose, that of providing trained leaders in a national crisis. From a humble beginning Cameron ' s ROTC has grown so that now over 300 young men are trained annually for leadership in the United States Army. Through the years since its inception, the local unit has maintained such a high quality of instruction and training that the Cameron Reserve Officers Training Corps is generally recognized as a superior group in Oklahoma and the nation. ROTC Cadets have created a tradition of leadership and honor which envelopes all phases of the training program, proficiency in marching, classwork, military etiquette and riflery. Riflery has not been the least of Cameron ROTC successes. In 1961, the ROTC rifle team won the National Championship in the National Junior College Athletic Association postal match. It is inevitable that a superior organization such as this inspires in the young men it trains, a sense of leadership and confidence invaluable in later military service or civilian life. In line with this continuing process of tradition building, in November of 1962, the Cameron ROTC was officially installed in formal ceremony by President Richard B. Burch and Lt. Col. Elton W. Duren as the Keathley Rifles. This unit within the ROTC bears the name of S Sgt. George Dennis Keathley, a former Cameron student and Congressional Medal of Honor winner who died in Italy in World War II defending the United States. With the installation of the Keathley Rifles, another proud tradition is born at Cameron college and will be nurtured and developed along with all the other proud traditions of our institution, therefore it is with pride and gratitude that the staff of the 1963 Wichita dedicate this publication to the instructors, officers and men of the Cameron College Reserve Offi¬ cers Training Corps. THE HONORABLE HENRY BELLMON Governor of Oklahoma 19 BOARD OF REGENTS FOR OKLAHOMA A AND M COLLEGES Picture taken at Student Union Building in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Seated: (left to right) O. L. Lackey, secretary; P. E. Harrill, chairman; W. Elmer Harber, vice chairman; W. R. Williams. Standing: (left to right) Forrest Mclntire, administrative assistant; Earl Russell, Roy T. Nall, Robert I. Hartley, Jack M. Cornelius, Jr. and Amos K. Bass, Jr. 20 Dr. Richard B. Burch, President of Cameron State Agricultural College, earned his Bachelor of Science Degree at East Central State College, Ada, Oklahoma. He earned both his Master ' s Degree and Doctorate of Education at the University of Oklahoma. jwmmB 21 VAL D. MAPLES Dean of Women Master of Science Oklahoma State University CHARLES ELKINS Dean of Students Master of Science University of Oklahoma GORDON L. PAINE Dean of Admissions and Records Master of Science University of Oklahoma 22 MILDRED EBISCH Secretary to the Dean RUTH LEWIS Secretary The staff of the registrar ' s office help keep the student affairs running smoothly and efficiently. The offices of the Dean of Admissions and the Dean of Students are located here. 23 BETTY DURHAM Secretary of Business Office NANCY HAVERTY Secretary to the Business Manager BONNIE KENDALL Secretary LLOYD VAN DEVENTER Business Manager EDNA JO CAMPBELL Secretary to the President 1 24 DORMITORY HOSTESSES (L. to r.) Mrs. Aletha Henry, West Hall; Mrs. Lillian Reynolds, Cameron Hall; Mrs. Madie Ma Carter, North Hall; and Mrs. Nettie Tonkinson, South Hall. A. J. McGhee, director of cafeteria and Student Union, directs Jim Boyle, T. E. Carmichael and Edith Westfall in cooking pies. COLLEGE MAINTENANCE STAFF: (left to ' right) J. G. Adams, L. O. Lee, Kenny Cantrell, George Clark, Cleo Elkins, I. M. Adams, Kenny Nollner, Murrell Boice. 26 Faculty 1 ■ SGT. KERMIT ARTHUR Military Science CLYDE BARBEE Shop Foreman CAPT. JIM BARNES, B.S. University of Oklahoma Military Science BLANCHE BEAVERS, M. Com. Ed. University of Oklahoma Business Administration J. W. BECKER, M.A. University of Oklahoma English GARY BOATRIGHT, M.S. Pittsburg University Drafting Technology GENE BROOKS, M.M.E. University of Oklahoma Music FRANCIS LOUISE BURK, M.S. Oklahoma State University Business Administration HELEN V. CARNEY, M.A. Kansas University Mathematics MILLARD M. CARTER, Ed.M. University of Oklahoma Mathematics and Physics MARTHA JANE CLAYTON, B.S. North Texas State University Librarian A. J. COPLEY, M.S. University of Oklahoma Chemistry and Geology PAUL M. CULP, M.Ed. Texas A M Animal Husbandry CHARLIE DEAN, M.Ed. Midwestern University Personal Health and History LT. COL. E. W. DUREN, B.S. University of Maryland Military Science CECIL W. DUGGER, M.Ed. Texas A M Electronics PAUL E. ELDER, M.S. Oklahoma State University Agronomy HELEN D. ELLIOTT, M.A. Kansas University History and Government SHAMIM FARUQI, Ph.D. Oklahoma State Univ. Biology and Botany ANN GARNER, M.S. Oklahoma State University Biology JESSIE MAY HINES, M.A. Oklahoma State University English S SGT. LARRY E. HOWELL Military Science RUTH B. HOWELL, M.S. University of Florida Biology 29 RALPH M. HUNTER, JR., M. Ind. Ed. Oklahoma State University Mechanical Arts ANDREW L. JACKSON, M.A. University of Oklahoma Social Science JANIE L. JONES, M.S. Oklahoma State University Business Administration T. VERLE JONES, M.A. Columbia University English CHARLOTTE LAM, M.Ed. Southeastern State College English and Speech ODEAL LOCKE, M.A. in Lib. Sci. University of Oklahoma Librarian KINLEY A. McCLURE, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Journalism and Speech THOMAS O. McCOLLOM, M. Mus. University of Yale Music Theory CAPT. MICHAEL D. MACOMBER B.A. University of Indiana Military Science MAJOR DONALD L. MEANS, MME University of Oklahoma Military Science EMMETT MERAZ, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Mathematics LEROY MONTGOMERY, M.Ed. Midwestern University Head Football Coach, Director of Physical Education 30 REV. MARVIN NELSON, B. of DIV. Phillips University Bible GALE NOBLE, B.A. Arkansas State History and Government MALCOLM OSWALT, M. Ind. Ed. University of Oklahoma Engineering JOEL M. PICKER, M.A. University of Manchester Economics and History LOIS JANE QUAID, M.A. University of Kansas Speech and Drama DALE ROARK, M.S. University of Oklahoma First Aid; Basketball Coach LAMEDA ROBERTSON, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma French and English M SGT. DAVID J. SCHULER Military Science THELMA JOLLY SEALS, M.S. Oklahoma State University Chemistry REV. CLYDE SLOAN Bible HAROLD TAYLOR, M.Ed. Midwestern University Economics and Geography EVELYN H. THUR, M.S. Oklahoma State University Mathematics NEVILLE L. TINSLEY, M.S. University of Oklahoma Engineering and Technical DOROTHY S. TOBIAS, M.S. Oklahoma State University Chemistry GRADY JOE WALKER, M.A. Oklahoma State University English and German RALPH W. WHITELEY, M.A. Colorado Western English MARY LOUISE WOLVERTON, B.S. Oklahoma College for Women Home Economics FRANCES WRIGHT, M.A. University of Oklahoma History Mrs. Devol Sophomores 33 34 JAMES ALEXANDER Lawton Liberal Arts JUDY ANDERSON Lawton Business LARRY ANDERSON Lawton Technology HOWARD ARMSTRONG Lawton Mechanical Engineering HARRY ARNOLD Lawton Engineering ALAN AYCOCK Lawton Pre-med CAROLYN BAKER Lawton History PAUL BAKER Lawton Engineering STEVE BARBER Lawton Business ELVA BARBERY Lawton Pre-Dental CHANDLER BARNES Odessa, Texas Special ROBERT BARROS Lindsay Pre-Veterinarian A CATHERINE BARTLETT Cache Elementary Education LOREN BECKMANN Lawton Business JAMES BELLAH Lawton Business CHARLES BELLINGER San Antonio, Texas Arts and Science ORLANDO BENDANA Lawton Chemistry and English PHYLLIS BENNETT Waurika Elementary Education LENDELL BENSON Walters Elementary Education DONALD BERGA Chickasha Engineering KERRY BESSEMER Chattanooga Electrical Engineering TOAAMY BIRDSONG Lawton Pre-Pharmacy JAMES BLACKBURN Lawton Arts and Science JANET BOST Lawton Business “BP! PAT CAREY Lawton Foreign Languages KATHY CARR Lawton Business ROBERT BURNS Lawton Engineering MONETHA BURNS Chickasha Business JOHN BURNS Lawton Electronics LINDA BULLARD Elmore City English Education JODY BROWN Ft. Sill History LINDELL BROCK Duncan Arts and Sciences WOODROW BRIDGES Lawton BOBBIE NELLE BRIDGES Walters Home Economics JIM BRICKAAAN Lawton Business RICHARD BRIAN Hobart Music RONNIE CAUDELL Lawton Engineering TONY CERVENY Lawton Engineering CANDI CHAMPLIN Lawton Business FRANKLIN CHAPPABITTY Lawton Geology FLOYD CHASE Lawton Electronics LORETTA CHASTEEN Lawton Education WILLEEN CHATHAM Lawton Business DON CHILDS Wayne Business GUY CLARET Lawton Electrical Engineering NELDA CLARK Randlett Elementary Education DONNIE CLAUSSEN Thomas Agriculture and Economics CALVIN CLEVENGER Lawton Business SAMUEL COMBS Thomas EUAL CONDITT Apache Special CURTIS CROMWELL Walters Business JACK COOK Lawton Electronics PHIL COOK Lawton English DONNA COOPER Walters Home Economics TERRY COST Lawton Math QUINN CREMER Elgin Engineering DONALD CROW Walters Religious Education JERI DALE Mt. Park Education JACK DAVIS Lawton Business JOHNNY DIRCK Lawton Drafting 39 VELMA DOMEBO Lawton Elementary Education GENEVA DUGGER Lawton Home Economics NANNIE EADES Lawton Drama DONALD EAKEN Engineering Lawton SUE EDWARDS Lawton Arts and Sciences MIKE EILERTS Oklahoma City Business DAVID ELLIOT Randlett Physical Education DON ELLIS Hobart Agriculture JOHN ELY Marlow Pre-med GARY EYSTER Thomas Agriculture DON FARMER Waurika Business NORAAAN FARLEY Lawton Arts and Sciences 40 ‘ LARRY FERGUSON Lawton English ROBERT FESLER Elgin Industrial Arts CAROL FINCHER Walters Business DON FITZGERALD Lawton Business WINSTON FORD Lawton Pre-Vet JEANETTE FORD Cache Business ALAN FRASER Ft. Sill Business JOHN FRENCH Lawton Animal Husbandry JOHN FRINK Lawton Biological Science JACK GARDNER Marlow Physical Education EVALENA GARRISON Ft. Sill Arts and Science CAROLE GEIOGAMAH Ft. Sill Pre-Med. BOB GILLEY Lawton Business JOHN GLENNON Lawton Arts and Sciences JANIS GLOVER Elgin Elementary Education ROBERT GLOVER Greenfield Business MYRTA GONZALEZ Lawton Arts and Sciences DELORES GOODKNIGHT Chattanooga Business BILL GOODMAN Lawton Arts and Sciences BRUCE GRAY Stillwater Business JOAN GREEAR Lawton Business DONIVAN GREEN Duke Business JIM GREEN Lawton Journalism BILLY HAGER Ryan Agriculture ROBERT HAITHCOCK Lawton Business GARY HALD Lawton History BILLY HALL Anadarko Agriculture ARTHUR HALLORAN Cache Drafting DENNIS HAMILTON Chickasha English ARTHUR HAMPTON Lawton Business JIM HANNIGAN Lawton Pre-Law RAY HARDEN Lawton Arts and Sciences GUY HARLOW Frederick Agricultural Education DAVID HARMON Lawton Architectural Engineering DARLA HARPER Lawton Elementary Education THOMAS HARRISON Lawton Business A ANN HARVEY Apache Business ROBERT HARVEY Hyattsville, Md. Pre-Law THOMAS HAYTER Minco Arts and Sciences VERL HEATH Lawton Architectural Engineering JAMES HERTZLER Dill City Mechanical Technology KARAN HERTZLER Walters Elementary Education BILLY HILL Lawton Engineering HOWARD LEE HILL Frederick Agriculture DON HINES Lawton History ROBERT HINMAN Lawton Accounting LARRY HOFFMAN El Reno Animal Husbandry SHARON HOLLANDER Cache Mathematics JUDI HONEYCUTT Lawton English CHERYL ANN HOOD Calgary, Alberta, Canada Language WAYNE HOOPER Del City Physical Education GARY HOPSON Maysville Agricultural Economics JAMES HOWARD Duncan Pre-Med PAT HOWETH Lawton Music WALSIE HULSEY Randlett Sociology LARRY HUTCHISON Thomas Agricultural Economics GRANT JACKSON Grandfield Business HAROLD JACKSON Marlow Business JIM JACKSON Pell City, Ala. Business JERRY JACKSON Anadarko Agriculture STELLA JACKSON Lawton Business WALTER JACKSON Birmingham, Ala. Elementary Education SHERRY JACOBS Frederick Speech Education LINN JEFFREY Hastings Business JIM JOHNSON Lawton Pre-Med JOE JOHNSON Duncan Arts and Sciences SANDRA JOHNSON Lawton Elementary Education RONALD JOHNSTON Lawton Pre-Vet CURTIS JONES Lawton Chemistry JOHN KENNEDY Lawton Arts and Sciences JUDY KENNEDY Lawton Business JERRY KERN Cache Arts and Sciences KAY KING Lawton English Education KAROLYN KRASSER Chattanooga Business CAROLYN KUNTZ Lawton Elementary Education FRANK KUNTZ Sterling Education DERRELL LAMBERT Comanche Elementary Education LARRY LARSON Lawton Music JIMMY LEHEW Lawton History JIM LEINEN Gotebo Arts and Sciences WILLIAM LEINEN Gotebo Arts and Sciences ROBERT LEWIS Lawton History IMOGENE LORAH Chattanooga Business STEPHENY LOTT Corpus Christi, Tex. Arts and Sciences 47 JUDY LOVELADY Sterling Business Education TIM McCARY Chattanooga Agriculture DAN McCLURE Lawton Business Education JOYCE McCOLLOM Glencoe Elementary Education judy McConnell Lawton General Studies TOMMY McCORKLE Marlow Electrical Engineering richard McDonald Walters Business Robert McDonald Tipton Pre-Law BILL McLAIN Snyder Business DAVID MADDOX Lawton Geology JIM MALONE Lawton Aeronautical Engineering GLENDALL MARSHALL Cache Technology 48 i JIM MARVEL Lawton Pre-Med J. D. MATTHIESEN Mt. Park Law MICHAEL MEGEE Lawton Math HARTWELL MENEFEE Lawton Arts and Science MIKE MORRIS Lawton Business BOBBY MOSER Cyril Animal Husbandry ! ! DONNA MULLINS Lawton Elementary Education JACQUELINE MYNATT Riverside, Calif. Arts and Science SHARON NEUWIRTH Cooperton Science I SAMUEL NICHOLAS Verden Animal Husbandry SHIRLEY NICHOLS Lawton Elementary Education BILL NOLEN Lawton Pharmacy A RONNIE NORRED Dallas, Texas CHESTER OCHSNER Chattanooga Civil Engineering JEANNE ODOM Lawton Arts and Science LINDA O ' KELLEY Lawton Business CAROLYN ORRELL Apache Home Economics SUE OTIS Lawton English RUSSELL OWEN Maysville Animal Husbandry LINDA PAHDOCO Lawton Speech Therapy PHILLIP PALMATORY Wilmington, Delaware Animal Husbandry PAT PARRISH Lawton Pre-Med BRUCE PARKER Tularosa, New Mexico Drafting JACK PARKER Lawton Business Administration STEPHEN PARKER Lawton Pre-Dental KENNETH PARSONS Lawton Business LINDA PAYNE Elgin Science RONNIE PEPPEL Lawton Agriculture DAVID PETERS Ft. Sill Psychology PAUL PHILLIPS Hinton Drafting Technology OSCAR PICKERING Lawton Arts and Science DIXIE PLACEK Lawton Elementary Education BILL POIRY Lawton Arts and Science CONNIE JO RAY Cache Business HENRY RAY Geronimo Math JOE REAGAN Lawton Drafting DUSTON RHOADES Lawton Pre-Med EDWARD RICH Lindsay Arts and Science DARREL RIGGINS Cache Agriculture DALE ROBERTS Elgin Business Education PAT ROM Lawton History ANNETTE ROMINGER Lawton English DOUG ROPER Lawton History CHARLIE ROZELL Sentinel Agriculture DONNA RYDER Lawton Business ALTON SAGE Lawton ELIGRO SALINAS Lawton Foreign Relations DWAYNE SANNER Duncan Business FRANK SASSO Lawton Business WESLEY SAWYER Marlow Agriculture CHARLES SEVIER Lawton Language Arts GREG SHARP Lawton Arts and Science CAROLE SHAW Lawton Business EVELYN SHELTON Lawton Elementary Education LADYE JAN SHELTON Lawton Business Education SHIRLEY SHIELDS Lawton Elementary Education LOUIE SIMS Wilson Accounting JERRY SLOAN Lawton Business CECIL WADE SMITH Lawton Biological Science DONALD SMITH Mangum Agriculture A _ RICHARD SMITH Apache Chemistry KENNETH SNYDER Duncan Chemistry OTIS SPEARS Lawton Business WAYNE SQUYRES Lawton Business MADILYN STEIN Lawton Art HAROLD STEPHENS Maysville Technology DOUG TELFORD Sterling Mechanical Engineering JIMMIE THOMAS Lawton Electronics CAROLYN TODD Lawton Business DICK TOKAR Washington, Pa. Arts and Sciences VICTOR TOMA Snyder Mathematics BILL TRACY Lawton Pre-Med HELEN TROTTER Lawton Elem. Education RONALD TYLER Lawton Mechanical Technology JIM TYNER Lawton Political Science MARY UPJOHN Lawton Music Education DAVID UNDERWOOD Pauls Valley Arts and Sciences TOM UNDERWOOD Purcell Agriculture ROBERT VALLIANT Lawton Business ROBERT VOWELL Lawton Mathematics LYNN VERNON Lawton Business JOE WADE Grandfield Business Education DOUGLAS WALLER Lawton Secondary Education MARTHA WALLIS Lawton Physical Therapy A GERALD WARREN Oklahoma City Arts and Science REID WARREN Duke PATRICIA WEBB Sentinel Dietetics BILL WEBB Lawton Business DALE WELCH Mustang Forestry ROSE ANN WERGER Geronimo English GARY WHEATLY Lawton Pre-Dental ROY WHITEHEAD Walters Agriculture DANNY WIGINGTON Lawton Business MARCUS WILCOXSON Altus Arts and Science PAT WILLEFORD Lawton Physical Education DANNY WILLIAMS Randlett Agriculture 56 I SALLY WILLIAMS Lawton History GRANT WILLIAMS Duncan Arts and Sciences BOB WILLIAMS Lawton Business ANN WILLINGHAM Duncan Business BOBBY WILSON Walters Industrial Arts STEVE WILSON Lawton Agricultural Journalism DANIEL WILSON Lawton Electronics DOROTHY WISDOM Lawton Elementary Education CECIL WOOD Lawton Business I ! ROY WOODWARD Snyder Agricultural Economics KENNETH WORTH Lawton Business MIKE YEKSAVICH Eldorado Agriculture 4 I Aggie students work on their float for the homecoming parade. This year ' s homecoming was a smashing success when the Cameron Aggies beat North¬ eastern A M, the nation ' s number one JUCO team. 58 Freshmen ■ 59 PAT LAUDERDALE Freshman President MAX ADAIR Lawton Business WILLIE ADAMS Corpus Christi, Tex. Arts and Sciences FRANCIE AGNEW Lawton Education JAN ALEXANDER Sterling Business LESLIE ALLEN Lawton SUE ALVARADO Walters Business JOE AMYX Lawton Pre-Med ALBERT ANDERSON Lawton Animal Husbandry DAVID ANDREWS Duncan Engineering HARRY BAILEY Tulsa Education JEANNE BAKER Lawton Business FRED BARBOUR Lawton Arts and Sciences A BILLY BARKER Lawton Architecture BOB BARKER Lawton Business GEORGE BARNES Hobart Agriculture LARRY BARNETT Lawton Engineering JIMMY BAUGHMAN Lawton LEWIS BECK Marlow BOBETTA BELEW Lawton Art PATRICIA BELEW Lawton Speech TOMMY BELL Arts and Sciences Oklahoma City KENNETH BENJAMIN Ardmore Chemistry ALFRED BERGMANN Duncan DIANA BERRY Temple Home Economics LINDA BERRYHILL Fletcher Arts and Science NANCY BERTRAM Lawton Business RANDY BEZNOSKA Lawton Engineering JERRY BIGGERS Oklahoma City Animal Husbandry TOMMY BILES Elgin Electrical Engineering JERRY BLOMGREN Lawton Math JAY BONIFIELD Lawton Architectural Engineering COLIN BRANCH Lawton Drafting Technology LARRY BRANTLEY Sterling Business BILL BREEDING Lawton Drama RONNIE BREWER Snyder Business STANLEY BREWER Comanche Arts and Science 63 TIM BRALEY Lawton Arts and Science RICHARD BREWSTER Ft. Cobb Engineering TOM BREWSTER Mangum Agriculture BETTY BRITTON Walters Business TOMMY BROWN Lawton Business WILLIAM BROWN Lawton Psychology TEDDY BULLA Duncan Pre Minister CAROL BULLARD Lawton Business DONALD BURCHAM Lawton Electronics WILLIAM BURKS Lawton Engineering WILLIAM Doc BURCHFIEL Oklahoma City Arts and Science STEVE CALHOUN Marlow Math 64 BILLY CARR Elgin Arts and Science DAVID CARTER Lawton Engineering CECILIA CASH Lawton Education FRANK CASTLEMAN Fletcher Arts and Science BARBARA CAVETT Lawton Secondary Education TOM CHALLACOMBE Frederick Agriculture JUDY CHANCE Lawton Arts and Science GLENN CHANDLER Lawton Electronics Engineering GEORGE CHARLSON Ft. Sill Pre Business i AUBREY CHITSEY Elgin Education RONALD CHRISTIAN Lawton Engineering THOMAS CLANTON Lawton Business d 65 NORMA CLAPP Chattanooga Arts and Science KENT CLARK Cyril Engineering JAMES CLIMER Anadarko Business Administration GUY CLOPTON Lawton Electronics MARY SUE CLOWER Faxon English JANET COFFELT Mt. Park Arts and Science JESSIE COFFEY Tulsa History DARRELL COFFMAN Duncan Business BOB COLEMAN Lawton Arts and Science RENE CONNERS Lawton Arts and Science JAMES COOPER Lawton Electrical Technology JANELL COOPER Lawton Business 66 FREIDA CORDELL Lawton Arts and Science MICKEY CORNELIUS Randlett Arts and Science RANOE COTHREN Lawton Business DENNIS COWLEY Lawton Engineering CHARLES COX Cache Arts and Science C. L. CRAIG Lawton Arts and Science BARBARA CROUCH Purcell Vocational Home-Economics DENNIS CROWE Ft. Sill Law and Accounting MARY CRUTCHER Lawton Business GLEN CULLOR Lawton Business GLENN CUMMINS Lawton Business RAYMOND CUMMINS Oklahoma City Business BESSIE CURTSINGER Faxon Business JULIANA DAUBENSPECK Lawton Pre-nursing KENNETH DAUGHERTY Ft. Cobb Agriculture SANDRA DAUGHTON Lawton Language CLETA DAVIS Lawton Music STEPHEN DAVIS Randlett Arts and Science GORDON DAVIS Lawton Business LLOYD DAVIS Marlow Engineering JOSEPH DAVIS Pauls Valley Business KAY DAVIS Dover, Delaware Elementary Education EDGAR DENNIS Lawton History MIKE DICKEY Frederick Agriculture ALLEN DICKSON Lawton Animal Husbandry ANITA DICKSON Lawton History DOUGLAS DILL Lawton Business TAYLOR DIRCK Lawton Music CHUCK DOSS Lawton Music WILLIAM DOUGLAS Lawton Math ROBERT DOZE Frederick Math KITTY DRUMMOND Ft. Sill Business TERRY DUNAGAN Lawton Business DAVE DUNCAN Altus Business MIKE DUNN Lawton Engineering LARRY EASLEY Snyder Arts and Science SHlt 69 DAVID EASTERDAY Lawton Arts and Science JAMES EASTERDAY Lawton Arts and Science DARRELL ECCLES Duke Arts and Science JAMES EDSAR Duncan Mechanical Engineering LONNIE EDWARDS Mid West City Arts and Science ARDETH ELLING Cache Elementary Education HUBERT EMHOOLAH Lawton Elementary Education DAVID EWING Lawton Architectural Engineering LINDA EWING Lawton Elementary Education BOBBY FARLEY Chickasha Business JOHN FARLEY Killeen, Texas Pre Law LOUELLA FERGUSON Grandfield Business 70 SHARON FERRELL Lawton Business JOHN FINLEY Lawton Bacteriology ARNOLD FITZGERALD Lawton Arts and Science JOHN RUSTY FLEMING Oklahoma City Business DAVID FLOYD Lawton Pre Vet BONNIE FORD Lawton Elementary Education BRENT FOUNTAIN Lawton Religious Education FREDA FOX Altus Elementary Education and Music ROBERT GAINES Lawton History BETTY GARDNER Lawton Business ISABELL GARDNER Lawton Pre Nursing MACK GATLIN Lawton Business BllfflMWi RALPH GAYLE Lawton Education LARRY GILL Lawton Civil Engineering DAVID GILLEY Lawton Business RONNIE GILLIAN Lawton Geological Engineering JACQUE GILLIHAN Lawton Business JOSEPH GLEASON Lawton Arts and Science JOE GOERTZEN Noble Agriculture TWIOLA GOERTZEN Noble Home Economics LARRY GOLDEN Lawton Pre Med CANDY GONZALEZ Lawton French RICKI GRAEF Lawton English TOLLY GRAVES Lawton Business 72 DALE GREEN Lawton English T. J. GREEN Tulsa Pre-Med DIXIE GREER Lawton Arts and Science RAYMOND GRIFFIN Lawton Agriculture JEAN GRIMMER Lawton Business DIANA GROSS Lawton Medical Technology LARRY HALL Loco Electronics HANK HARRIS Lawton Engineering PHILLIPS HARRIS Lawton Business GRIFF HARRISON Lawton Arts and Science PARL HARPER Lawton History JUDITH HARTMAN Comanche Nursing 73 AMY HARVEY Lawton Nursin g JIMMIE HAVENS Lawton Geological Engineering WALTER HAWKINS Lawton Math FERRY HAYNES Hollis Engineering CAROLYN HEEDUM Ft. Sill Elementary Education RALPH HENDERSON, JR. Lawton Business SHERRY HENDERSON Lawton Business RICHARD HENRY Lawton Engineering RUBY LOYCE HENSON Mt. Park Art DON HERTZOG Lawton Agriculture J. w. HERRING Tipton Business KAY HERDER Lawton Business 74 JEANNE HIGHFILL Lawton Arts and Science DAVID HILBERT Walters Industrial Arts JOE HILL Lawton History KAREN HILL Lawton Elementary Education JODY HILLIARD Lawton Vocal Music HAROLD HILLMAN Lawton Engineering MARY ANN HOHSTAD1 Hollister Business ARVIE HOLLAND Lawtor Business KENNETH HOLLAND Apache Agriculture LOUISE HOLLIS Lawton Arts and Science ANN HONEYCUTT Lawton Business DONALD HOOVER Manitou Engineer 75 RICHARD HOSKINS Lawton Arts and Science HOLLIS HOWARD Fletcher Architertiire ANNE HOWE Denver, Colorado History LAQUITA HUCKLEBERRY Lawton Arts and Science JOHN HUDDLESTON Cache Animal Husbandry JAMES HUEY Lawton Pharmacy BILL HUGHES Lawton Music LYNFORD HUITT Sterling Pharmacy MARY HUMPHREY Lawton Elementary Education BYRLHUNT Lawton Arts and Science PAMELA HUNT Lawton Business JAMES HUNTER Anadarko Dietician 76 RICHARD HURST Lawton Engineering JAMIE INMAn Devol Arts and Science JIMMIE INMAN Devol Arts and Science JIM JAMES Lawton Arts and Science ROY JANSSON Ft. Cobb Agriculture BOB JARVIS Lawton Technology CHARLES JARVIS Comanche Pre-Med THOMAS JEMISON Lawton Chemistry ROD JENKINS Lawton Physical Science CAROL JOHNSON Lawton Elementary Education MELVA JOHNSON Grandfield Business DON JONES Lawton Electrical Engineering 77 JESSICA JONES Lawton Business LEN KEATHLEY Lawton Arts and Science BLONDEAN KENNEDY Lawton Elementary Education KAREN KERN Lawton Business SHELBY KERVIN Fletcher Agriculture JACK KEY Chandler Electrical Engineering JARVIS KINDER Randlett Agriculture SUE ANN KINDER Chattanooga Business WILLIAM KINDRED Frederick History JERRY KING Cyril Electronics TOMMY KISSICK Lawton Engineering PATRICIA KITCHENS Lawton Math 78 MELVIN KNOWLES Indiahoma Business KAROL KRAUSS Lawton Arts and Science GLENN KUKLICK Philadelphia, Penn. Education FRANCIES KUNTZ Sterling Home Economics LORIN LAKE, JR. Cyril Engineering R. B. LAMAR Elgin Agricultural Engineering DORIS LAMB Lawton Home Economics MARY LARKINS Lawton Elementary Education TERRY LARSON Hinton Agriculture J PAT LAUDERDALE Cache Pre-Med GEORGE LAUFFER Lawton Biological Science MAX LEE Gotebo Agriculture 79 JANICE LEE Frederick Business JAMES LENTS Cache Animal Husbandry JOANN LEWIS Dunbar, Texas Home Economics STEVE LIVINGSTON Cache Arts and Science RAY LOGAN Ft. Belvoir, Va. Anthropology TOMMY LOGAN Lawton Agriculture FRANCES LORAH Chattanooga Business BOBBY LOUTHEN Fletcher Electronics KEITH LYNCH Dill City Engineering SANDRA LYNCH Lawton Elementary Education JOHN McCARDLE Portsmouth, Ohio Mathematics MYRTA McCLURE Lawton Music Theory 80 hugh McCullough Devol Agriculture ALLEN McCUNE Lawton Agriculture donald McDaniel Walters Business richard McIntyre St. Louis, Mo. Engineering KENNETH McLAIN Lawton Business BOBBIE JO McMAHON Lawton Religious Education GEORGE McRAE Lawton Arts and Science pat McWilliams Lawton Arts and Science JOHN MACKEY Lawton Arts and Science SUE MANOR Lawton Elementary Education PATRICIA MARLAR Lawton Business SONNY MARRS Lawton Forestry 81 EDNA MARSHALL Lawton Pre Nursing KATHY MARTIN Lawton Secondary Education ALLEN MARTIN Lawton Arts and Science TOMMY MARTIN Lawton Electrical Technology RICHARD MAULDIN Vinson Pre Vet EARL MAXWELL Ardmore Arts and Science SHARON MERRITT Lawton Arts and Science MICKI MERWIN Lawton English CAROLYN MIHECOBY Fletcher Business DONALD MILLER Lawton Arts and Science KAREN MILLER Lawton Business JERRY MITCHELL Frederick Agriculture 82 RONNIE MITCHELL Lawton Architecture EDGAR MONETATHCHI Lawton Arts and Science LEON MOON Lawton Agriculture NOLAN MOORE Lawton Law TRAVIS MOORE Lawton Music JOSE MORALES Lawton Pharmacy BOB MORFORD Lawton Pre Med JERRY MORRIS Fletcher Agriculture SANDRA MORRIS Lawton Home Economics BILLIE MORTON Grandfield Home Economics COLETTE MOSS Lawton History DEWAYNE MOYER Randlett Arts and Science 83 _ JEAVENA MULLINS Temple Business ALAN NEASE Loveland Electrical Engineering DON NEUGEBAUER Indiahoma Business JERRY NELSON Elgin Agriculture ROGER NELSON Duncan Arts and Science FRANK NELSON Apache Agriculture BILL NORRIS Lawton Dentistry LEON O ' DELL Lawton Business Administration JIMMY OLIVER Corpus Christi, Texas Physical Education GARY 6RRELL Ft. Cobb Engineering CLEO OTIPOBY Lawtort Dentistry JIMMY PALMER Duncan Business 84 ROY PAMPLIN Lawton Mechanical Engineering CURTIS PARKS Lawton Industrial Arts JOHNNY PARRISH Lawton Education CHARLES PARSLEY Marlow Arts and Science HERMON PARTON Lawton Business GLYDELL PAWLESS Lawton Business CAREY PERKINS Marlow Arts and Science RONNIE PERRY Lawton Arts and Science CURTIS PETERS Lawton Business JIMMY PETERS Marlow Agriculture RONALD PETIT Lawton Commercial Art W. A. PHILLIPS Chattanooga Arts and Science 85 HOWARD PIERCE Lawton Agriculture JERRY PIPPIN Lawton Business Education GERALD PLUMBER Lawton Agriculture NANCY POINDEXTER Lawton Business CHERYL PORKNEY Lawton Pre-Nursing KENT POWELL Lawton Pharmacy DON PROCTOR Waurika Agriculture JOSEPH PRUITT Walters Arts and Science BILLIE PURSLEY Lawton Business Education JAMES RATLIFF Snyder English DELORES REED Lawton Arts and Science JOHN RICHARDSON Lawton Business Education RONNIE RICHARDSON Marlow Agriculture RUSSELL RICHARDSON Lawton History CHARLES RIGHTMER Lawton Music JAMES ROACH Cache Mechanical Engineering CARY ROBERTS Lawton Ar ts and Science PAMELA ROBERTS Lawton Home Economics GERALD ROBERTSON Lawton Math SHARON ROBERTSON Waite rs Elementary Education TERRY ROBERTSON Pocasset Animal Husbandry , JOSE RODRIGUEZ Lawton Arts and Science JUDITH ROGERS Marlow Home Economics ERVIN ROLEY Norman Agriculture A MICHAEL ROWE Snyder Civil Engineering CALVIN ROTHELL Chattanooga Business BILL RUNYAN Lawton Engineering JACKIE RUTHERFORD Lawton Social Science SHARON RYDER Indiahoma Arts and Science HANK SABINE Lawton Journalism FAYE SALAZAR Lawton Home Economics DWIGHT SALLEE Lawton Arts and Science STANLEY SASSER Lawton Pre-Med CAROL SAXON Lawton English GLENN SCHELL Lawton Vocal Music DARLENE SCHEU Temple Social Work 88 DONIECE SCHOTT Lawton Arts and Science JAMES SCHOONOVER Lawton Mathematics GREG SCHRADER Lawton Pre-Med RONALD SCRUGGS Temple Education SUZY SELF Meers Arts and Science HAZEL SEVIER Lawton Business SUSAN SEYFERT Chattanooga Business GERALD SHEFFIELD Lawton Business KOKO SHELTON Lawton Business NEAL SHELTON Temple Business SHARON SHEPLER Lawton Science PAUL SHIELDS Duncan Psychology 89 SUE SHILLING Lawton Business JOHN SIMMS Lawton Engineering ARTHUR SIMS Lawton Business CATHY SIMS Lawton Arts and Science PAT SKUDA Lawton Nursing JERRY SLAUGHTER Fletcher Engineering BOB SMALL Lawton Pre-Vet JAMES SMITH Walters Arts and Science KAYE SMITH Walters Home Economics MARSHA SMITH Lawton Business RILEY SMITH Lawton Arts and Science ROBERT SMITH Lawton Government 90 STEPHANIE SOSA Lawton Spanish FRED SOUTHERN Lawton Pre-Med NETA SPARKMAN Lawton Nursing RITA SPARKMAN Lawton Nursing TOMMY SPARKS Lawton Engineering LYNDA SPLAWN Lawton English JOE SPRADLIN Dill City Engineering ROBERT STEPHENS Elgin Arts and Science WILLIAM STEPHENS Lawton Agriculture SANDRA STINER Lawton Nursing PEGGY STOCKTON Lawton Arts and Science HELEN STOUT Lawton Religious Education - BILL STOWELL Manitou Engineering JEAN STUART Lawton Elementary Education VERN SUESS Lawton Engineering DON SULLIVAN Duncan Math WILLIENE SULLIVAN Sterling Business BETTE LE SUMRALL Lawton Elementary Education KENNY SWANSON Lawton Pre-Law WAYNE TAGGART Ft. Cobb Industrial Arts RALPH TAHAH Chattanooga Technical Drawing WILFRED TATE Elgin Bible ROBERT TAYLOR Oklahoma City Arts and Science ROGER TEHAUNO Cyril Drafting 92 STEVE THOMAS Lawton Pharmacy DICKIE THOMASON Lawton Arts and Science CHARLES THORNTON Chattanooga Arts and Science | GERALD TICER Lawton Business JOHNNY TIDDARK Lawton Engineering KEENER TOMAHSAH Faxon Business ! I JAMES TOWNSEND Walters Industrial Arts LEON TUGMAN Lawton Agriculture DON TURNBULL Elgin Agriculture LYMAN TURNER Lawton Business MARCELLA WAGNER Ft. Sill Education DANNY WALKER Grandfield Agriculture 93 A LARRY L. WALKER Lawton Pharmacy MARGARET WALL Lawton Science JAMES WALLACE Faxon Engineering CARLTON F. WALLACE Lawton Arts and Science ELIZABETH WALLICK Lawton Business DOUG WASHBURN Chattanooga Business TRENN WATSON Grandfield Business GEORGE WELBORN Lawton Music SHIRLEY WETSELLINE Lawton Home Economics DONNIE WHEELER Seiling Physical Education WILLIAM WHISENANT Lawton Business BURL WHITE Rush Springs Arts and Science 94 EUGENE WICKWIRE Lawton Industrial Arts DALE WIGGINS Lawton Arts and Science SEVERIN WILDE Lawton Industrial Arts CHET WILKS Lawton Pharmacy JAMES WILLEY Ft. Sill Drafting Technology JAMES W. WILLIAMS Lawton Chemistry JIM WILLIAMS Lawton Architecture HAROLD WILLIAMS, JR. Duncan Business KENT WOOD Lawton Economics LARRY WOOD Roosevelt Arts and Science ROGER WOOD Lawton Social Studies GAYLE WRIGHT Lawton Home Economics CHRIS WRIGHT Lawton Music ROBERT YEATS Lawton Medicine WILLIAM YOUNGBLOOD Lawton Business LINDA ZAVITZ Denver, Colorado Elementary Education HELEN ZUMWALT Lawton Business MARK ZUMWALT Lawton Secondary Education Couples ' twisted ' to the swinging music of the Twisters from OU at the Christmas Dance. 96 Features 97 Who’s 98 Who ’63 Best Personality LINDA PAYNE DANNY WIGINGTON Most Popular SUE OTIS GREG SHARP 99 Who ' s Best Groomed JEANNE ODOM JIM JOHNSON Best Looking MYRTA GONZALEZ LINDELL BROCK I .. iia 100 Most Likely To Succeed PAT ROM KERRY BESSEMER Most Intellectual JANET BOST GARY WHEATLY Who ' 63 101 Who’s 102 103 Aggie Football Royalty Sue Otis, sophomore, is the 1962-63 Aggie football queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Otis, Jr., Lawton. Ladye Jan Shelton, soph¬ omore, is the daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. Colonel F. T. Shelton, Lawton. She is an atten¬ dant. Darla Harper, sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harper, Lawton. She is an atten¬ dant. Wichita Yearbook Jeri Dale, sophomore, is the daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Dale, Mt. Park. She is Wichita Queen. I I ! I | Annette Rominger, sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Rominger, Lawton. She is attendant to the Year¬ book Queen. I Honorary Cadet Colonel Sue Otis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Otis, Jr., Lawton, is the Honorary Cadet Colonel elected by the Cameron R.O.T.C 106 Darlene Sche u, freshman, is the daughter of Mrs. L. Mendenall, Temple. She serves as Honorary Cadet Captain of R.O.T.C. Cadet Captains Shanna Card, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Card, Cleveland, is an Honorary Cadet Captain of R.O.T.C. Louella Ferguson, freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ferguson, Grand- field. She serves as Honor¬ ary Cadet Captain of R.O.T.C. 107 Pre-Med Loretta Chasteen, sophomore, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chasteen, Law- ton, is the Queen of the Pre-Med. Club. Sharon Shepler, fresh¬ man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shepler, Lawton, is Pre-Med. At¬ tendant. Sue Edwards, Sopho¬ more, daughter of Cap¬ tain and Mrs. Lewis L. Edwards, Lawton, is a Pre-Med. Attendant. HH Phi Theta Kappa Pat Rom, sophomore, the daughter of Mrs. C. J. Rom, Lawton, is the reign¬ ing queen of Phi Theta Kappa. Janet Bost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert S. Bost, Lawton, is Phi Theta Kappa Attendant. Judi Honeycutt, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed¬ ward Honeycutt, Lawton, is Phi Theta Kappa At¬ tendant. S.E.A. Sue Manor, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Manor, Lawton, is the reigning queen of the Cameron College Student Education Association. Billie Pursley, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pursley, Lawton, is S.E.A. attendant. Darla Harper, sopho¬ more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harper, Lawton, is S.E.A. atten¬ dant. B.S.U. Karen Miller, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Miller, Lawton, is the reigning queen of the Baptist Student Union. Louise Hollis, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollis, Lawton, is B.S.U. attendant. Judy Chance, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mr s. J. K. Chance, Waddell, Arizona, is B.S.U. atten¬ dant. Wesley Foundation Mary Jo Graham, sophomore, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Graham, Tem¬ ple, is the reigning queen of Wesley Foundation. Jeanette Ford, sopho¬ more, daughter of Mr. and Miis. Vern Ford, Lawton, is Wesley Foun¬ dation attendant. Kathy Martin, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Martin, Lawton, is Wesley Foun¬ dation attendant. Cameron Players Linda Pahdoco, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pahdoco, is the reigning queen of the Cameron Play¬ ers. Jacqueline Mynatt, soph¬ omore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mynatt, Denver, Colorado, is the attendant for Cameron Players. Susan Hillis, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hillis, Lawton, is Cameron Players ' atten¬ dant. Aggiettes Rose Ann Werger, sophomore, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Werger, Geronimo, is the reigning queen of the Aggiettes. Myrta Gonzalez, sopho¬ more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Gonza¬ lez, Lawton, is the Ag- giette attendant. Judy Anderson, sopho¬ more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ander¬ son, Lawton, is the Ag- giette attendant. Newman Club Mary Ann Hohstadt, freshman, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hohstadt, Hollister, is the reigning queen of the Newman Club. [ | i ( Fay Salazar, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salazar, Lawton, is Newman Club attend¬ ant. Aggie Club Susan Seyfert, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seyfert, Chatta¬ nooga, is the reigning queen of the Aggie Club. Sue Ann Kinder, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kinder, Chattanooga, is the Aggie Club attendant. Collegian Queen Ricki Graef, freshman, daughter of Master Sergeant and Mrs. Kenneth L. Harding, Lawton, is the reigning queen of The Collegian Staff. 117 Circle K Queen Linda Zavitz, freshman, is the daughter of Captain and Mrs. Paul R. Zavitz, U. S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado, is the reigning queen of Circle K Club. 118 F.B.L.A. Carol Fincher, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fincher, Walters, is the reigning queen of Future Business Leaders of America, Cameron Chapter. I 19 Tech Club Ann Honeycutt, freshman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Honeycutt, Lawton, is the reigning queen of Cameron ' s Tech Club. 120 Ittanaha Velma Domebo, sophomore, whose guardian is John Ahboah, Anadarko, is the reigning Princess of Ittanaha Indian Club 121 Engineers Linda Payne, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Payne, Elgin, is attendant for the Engineer ' s Club. Billie Dee Morton, freshman, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Morton, Grandfield, is attendant for Engineer ' s Club. Cosmopolitan Judi Honeycutt, sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Honeycutt, Jr., Lawton, is the attendant to the Cos¬ mopolitan Club. 122 Sports 123 Thin Thirty Season Record AGGIES Kilgore, Texas _ 9 Dodge City _ 18 Connors _ 82 Grand Rapids, Michigan _ 43 Northeastern (Homecoming) _ 39 Murray _ 61 Pratt, Kansas _„_ 47 Trinidad, Colorado _ 12 Eastern _ 38 Home games OPPONENTS 20 7 0 12 6 14 0 20 14 124 Posed outside of the Cameron fieldhouse are the Cameron football coaches. Left to right: Charlie Dean, line coach, Leroy Montgomery, head coach, and Dale Roark, backfield coach. Leroy Montgomery is athletic direc¬ tor at Cameron and coach of the 1961 National Junior Rose Bowl Champions. Trainers for the 1961 season were Mickey Cornelius, Jim Jackson, Wayne Hooper, and Brent Fountain. 125 FIRST ROW: M. Cornelius, P. Baker, E. Roley, D. Wheeler, R. McIntyre, C. Bellinger, R. Fremin, B. Hunt, G. ROW: W. Hooper, D. Underwood, M. Eilerts, L. Ferguson, J. Cope, D. Wigington, T. Bell, B. Posey, D. THIRD ROW: L. Montgomery, W. Adams, R. Taylor, M. Wilcoxin, G. Kuklick, D. Tokar, J. Gardner, S. Lott, B. Reed, L. Edwards, K. Parsons, J. Jackson. SECOND Underwood, P. Krampe, M. Robinson, C. Dean. White, H. Menefee, C. Parsley, D. Roark. BUTTIN ' HEADS 126 I Defensive Specialists WILLIE ADAMS, Tackle TOMMY BELL, Fullback HARTWELL MENEFEE, Halfback All American 127 Aggie Forward Wall Russell Fremin, Guard, Ervin Roley, Guard, Charles Bellinger, Guard. Marcus Wilcoxson and Jack Gardner, Tackles. MIKE EILERTS, Defensive End BOB POSEY, Fullback rick McIntyre, Halfback 130 ROBERT GLOVER, Halfback MEL ROBINSON Halfback BYRL HUNT, Halfback DICK TOKAR, Fullback. BRYL WHITE, Fullback. . 5 PAUL BAKER, Center. DANNY WIGINGTON, Quarterback. TOMMY BELL, Fullback. BURL HUNT, Halfback. 1 Burl Hunt turns corner behind blocks of Tommy Bell (22) and Jimmy Oliver (32). STEPHENY LOTT, Guard. Hartwell Menefee makes a lone drive toward goalline. 31 132 HERB WEST, Tackle LARRY FERGUSON, Tackle PAUL KRAMPE, Tackle Aggie Basketball — 1962-1963 134 I I KNEELING: W. Hooper, Trainer: D. Roark, Coach: B. Fountain, Trainer. STANDING: T. V. Green, J. Parker, M. Rowe, D. Welch, B. Gray, R. Fleming, J. Hamilton, R. Willamson, B. Teakell, R. Warren, J. Coffey, H. Bailey. Cage Season Results — 1963 AGGIES OPPONENTS AGGIES OPPONENTS AGGIES OPPONENTS 55 _ St. Gregory ' s 58 73 _ _ St. Gregory ' s 68 66 _ _ Eastern 49 80 _ Frank Phillips 71 59 _ .... Dodge City 67 63 _ _ Bacone 56 79 _ _ Trinidad 84 60 _ OCU Frosh 64 87 _ _ OMA 76 66 _ ____ Texarkana 57 49 _ . _ Bacone 61 59 _ _ Murray 66 71 _ — Lon Morris 75 59 _ _ Frank Phillips 67 54 _ _ Eastern 58 63 _ _ Pratt 67 45 _ _ Murray 68 70 _ ______ OCU Frosh 90 79 _ _ Pueblo 85 62 _ _ Northeastern 65 73 _ Northeastern 63 —Home Games 80 _ _ OMA 87 135 T. J. GREEN: Guard RUSTY FLEMING: Center JESSE COFFEY: Center HARRY BAILEY: Guard ROBERT WILLIAMSON: Forward 136 JACKIE PARKER: Guard JIM HAMILTON: Forward 137 Dale Welch hooks from side. Bruce Gray attempts rebound. Cage Action Jesse Coffey makes two-pointer. 138 Reid Warren rebounds. Expectant Aggies await rebound. 139 Activities 141 FIRST ROW: Mary Humphrey, Sharon Shepler, Marsha Smith, Sue Otis, Jeri Dale, Carolyn Orrell, Donna Sue Cooper, Vale Maples, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charles Elkins, sponsor, Kerry Bessemer, president, Gregg Sharp, Kent Wood, Carolyn Kuntz, Chester Ochsner, Jim Malone, Norman Farley, Franklin Chappabitty. THIRD ROW: Joe Wade, Dan Wigington, Terry Cost, Pat Lauderdale, Tony Cerveny, Phil Palmatary, Guy Harlow. Student Senate Val Maples, Dean of Women, is also co-sponsor of the Student Senate. Each Monday evening from 7 to 8 p.m., the Student Senate met in the student lounge of the Cameron Fieldhouse. There, student business was discussed. Measures to benefit Aggies were introduced, discussed and voted upon. Besides six independent senators, each college organization is represented by the club president. Student Senate sponsored such activities as the Homecoming dance, Christmas dance, student fun night, and various other programs during the year. Student Senate members who are interested in the school and its progress, work to promote college func¬ tions. 142 OFFICERS AND INDEPENDENTS. SEATED: Guy Harlow, Tim McCary, Kerry Bessemer, Sue Otis, Pat Lauderdale. STANDING: Sharon Shepler, Phil Palmatary, Carolyn Kuntz, Ronnie Caudell, Jim Malone, Charles Elkins, sponsor. Officers KERRY BESSEMER President TIM McCARY Vice-President • SUE OTIS Secretary-Treasurer SITTING: Ricki Graef, Jeri Dale, Steve Wilson, Gerald Reed, K. A. McClure, sponsor. STANDING: Linda Ewing, Ray Hardent, Louis Chandler, Stanley Rollins, Don Cline, Dave Duncan, Hank Sabine, Travis Rickman. Wichita Staff John Mackey, business manager and assistant editor; Jeri Dale, editor; K. A. McClure, sponsor. COLLEGIAN STAFF: FIRST ROW: Johnny Mackey, Annette Rominger, Jeri Dale, Steve Wilson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Rushing, Ricki Graef, Dick Tannery, Hank Sabine, Pat Landrum, Travis Rickman. THIRD ROW: Gerald Reed, Jimmy Easterday, Ray Harden, Chuck Sevier, Jim Green, Don McMurray, Phil Cook. Collegian Staff PAGE EDITORS AND PHOTOGRAPHER. SEATED, Steve Wilson, Editor. STANDING, Ricki Graef, Gerald Reed, Tad Logan, Jeri Dale. 145 FIRST ROW: Sharon Suit, Pat Rom, Velma Domebo, Catherine Bartlett, Geneva Dugger, Sue Otis, Janet Bost, and Kathy Carr. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Thur, sponsor, Gary Wheatly, Gregg Sharp, Carolyn Orrell, Carolyn Baker, Sharon Hollander, Carolyn Todd, Tony Cerveny, Grady Walker, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Robert McDonald, Pat Parish, Jim Marvel, Kerry Bessemer, Ray Harden, and John Douglas Roper. Phi Theta Kappa FIRST ROW: Sarah Watts, Ricki Graef, Mary Humphrey, Jeri Dale, Kay Davis, Donna Sue Cooper, Karen Hill, Helen Stout, Judy Kennedy, Delores Reed. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kane, Carol Johnson, Connie Jo Ray, Ann Honeycutt, Neta Morton, Susan Seyfert, Patricia Kitchens, Kathy Martin, Walter Jackson. THIRD ROW: James Bellah, Gerald Robertson, Richard Mauldin, George Lauffer, Johnny Mackey, Russell Richardson, Chester Wilks, Stanley Brewer, Donnie Linn. FOURTH ROW: Bill Hughes, Allen Martin, Danny Wigington, Jerry Blomgren, Andy Hill, Ronnie Gillian. 146 Pre-Med PRE-MED, Seated: Dorothy Tobias, Ann Glenn, Loretta Chasteen, Marsha Smith, Helen Heck, Thelma Seals. Standing: Jimmy Havens, Ronnie Gillian, Robert Morford, Franklin Chappabitty, Gary Wheatly, Johnny Ely, Robert Prince, Allen Martin, Alan Aycock, Roy Milton. m- : . . m , y .... . 1 ....... £!5« I i ISP Mi Mi Mm ' i v-4 S.N.E.A. FIRST ROW: Carol Johnson, Marsha Smith, Mary Humphrey, Billie Pursley, Sue Otis, President, Ruth Howell, Sponsor. Standing: Danny Wigington, Johnny Lee Parrish. S.N.E.A. 147 Cosmopolitan COSMOPOLITAN. Peter Chan, Behrooz Sami, Judi Honeycutt, Lameda Robertson, sponsor. F.B.L.A. FIRST ROW: Jenelle Landrum, Susie Self, Marsha Smith. SECOND ROW: Robert Haithcock, Carol Fincher, Janet Bost. THIRD ROW: Blanche Beavers and Janie Jones, sponsors, J. W. Herrington, Martin Oteng, Joe Wade, President, Don Farmer, Brian Green. 148 Eta Epsilon ETA EPSILON. FRONT ROW: Twiaila Goertzen, Billie Morton, Bobbie Nelle Bridges, Carolyn Orrell, Geneva Dugger, Donna Cooper, Neta Morton. SECOND ROW: Nancy Welborn, Darlene Stronberg, Donna Brown, Faye Salazar, Sandra Morris, Carolyn Routt, Mary Louise Wolverton, Sponsor. ' AGGIETTES. FIRST ROW: Frances Laura, Ann Honeycutt, Judy Anderson, Kay Davis, Sue Manor, Connie Jo Ray. SECOND ROW: Linda Zavitz, Candi Gonzalez, Judy Chance, Carolyn Baker, Freda Fox, Ladye Jan Shelton, Carolyn Todd, Rose Ann Werger, Sherri Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Billie Morton, Donna Ryder, Cookie Gonzalez, Ricki Graef, Pat Belew, Twiaila Goertzen, Frances Kuntz, Rose Ann Attahvich, Bobbi Belew, Sharon Nighworth. ! Aggiettes 149 Cameron Players FIRST ROW: Sherry Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Kathy Carr, Mary Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Jim Vanderhoof, Nannie Eades, Delores Reed, Helen Stout. FOURTH ROW: Greg Sharp, Norman Farley, Tommy Jemison, Jane Quaid, sponsor. Linda Pahdoco as she portrays Antigone, in one of Cameron ' s most dramatic plays. Helen Stout, Linda Pahdoco, Nannie Eades, in one of the scenes from Antigone. Cheryl Hood and Hank Sabine rehearsing one of the scenes from Antigone. | I- Jane Quaid, Cameron ' s the Cameron Players in during the year. drama coach, directed several fine productions FRONT ROW: Cleta Davis, Dorothy Howlingwater, Donna Sue Glass, Kaye Besett, Carol Johnson, Connie Jo Ray, Freda Fox, Dixie Buchanan, Mary Upjohn, Jenelle Landrum, Kathy Kane, Patricia Howeth, Lois Jean Thompson, Geraldene Heath, Isabelle Gardner, Donna Brown. SECOND ROW: Sue Ann Dalgrum, Myrna Bratcher, Jeanne Odom, Sara Millard, Jerry McVay, Charles Rightmer, Bill Hughes, William Doss, Sandra Daughton, Walsey Hulsey, Travis Moore, George Welborn, John Mackey, Chris Wright, William Brown, Glenn Schell. BACK ROW: Carlton Wallace, Tommy Smith, Jimmy Inman, Gerald Robertson, Tom Buzbee, Hollis Howard, Glen Cullor, Taylor Dirck, Jim Johnson, Larry Larson, William Douglas, Len Keathley, Richard Brian, Jody Hillard, Bud Pawless, Jamie Inman. Cameron Chorus BOYS QUARTET: Iraj Nezam, Bill Hughes, Chris Wright, Bill Brown. Cheerleaders STANDING: Linda Payne, Marsha Smith, Kathy Martin. KNEELING: Darlene Scheu, Sue Otis. Kaye Besett, Marsha Smith, Koko Shelton, Darlene Scheu, Linda Payne, Kathy Krasser. 153 Aggie Club AGGIE CLUB: FIRST ROW: James Ratliff, Tommy Challacombe, Larry Hutchison, Gary Eystes, Guy Harlow, Kenneth Holland, Marvin Marsee. SECOND ROW: Paul Culp, sponsor, Darrell Riggins, Albert Anderson, Ronnie Brewer, Howard Hill, Joe Goertzen, Russel Owen. THIRD ROW: Don Maib, Harold Brown, Gaylon Gray. Circle K” Club CIRCLE K CLUB: Steve Thomas, Bill Stowell, Brent Fountain, Terry Cost, David Snider, Linda Zavitz, Queen, Frank Kuntz, President, Donny Hoover, Herman Parton, Clarence McNeil, Emmett Meraz, sponsor. 154 Engineers ENGINEERS. FIRST ROW: Malcolm Oswalt, sponsor, Victor Toma, Kerry Bessemer, Chester Ochsner, Neville Tinsley, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jim Malone, Harold Jackson, Tom McCorkle, Roy Jansson, Gary Orrell. THIRD ROW: Allen Nease, Jimmie Hertzler, Wayne Taggart, James Bloomgarden, Paul Baker, Mike Rowe, Keith Lynch, Roy Pamplin Jr. Technical Club TECH CLUB. FIRST ROW: Gey Clopton, Robert Fesler, Reagan, Glenn Marshall, Floyd Chase. SECOND ROW: Henson, Raymond Cummins, Johnny Dirck, Bob Jarvis, James Leinen, James Cooper, John A. Cecil Dugger, sponsor, Jimmie Hertzler, Larry Gary Boatright, sponsor. Powell, Joe Hall, Kenneth 155 warn Baptist Student Union FIRST ROW: C. Orrell, B. Bridges, J. Dale, J. Landrum, L. Hollis, K. Miller, C. Davis, C. Cash, J. Ellis, S. Merritt. SECOND ROW: G. Schell, G. Eyster, S. Brewer, K. Bessemer, C. Ochsner, J. Chance, C. Routt, G. Wright, S. Schields, C. Baker, D. Cooper, J. House. Wesley Foundation FIRST R OW: Martin Nelson, sponsor, Darlene Scheu, Neta Morton, Kathy Sims, Helen Heck, Mary Humphrey, Kathy Martin, Bobbie Jo McMahon, Jeanette Ford. SECOND ROW: Ardeth Elling, Francis Kuntz, Mary Graham, Pat Lauderdale, Curtis Cromwell, Arthur Halloran, Mike Fullerton, Robert Prince, Dale Roberts. 156 r « o w fr W . . ;nv j ... £ � . ... . ..-. ... . «UUWtt |£ W a .•’ « x « . :M. Ittanaha FRONT ROW: Elaine Noyebad, Ruth Tsoodle, Bonnie Keechi, Velma Domebo, Carol Geiogamah, Carolyne Mihecoby, Rose Ann Attavich. SECOND ROW: Roger Tehauno, Alton Sage, Lyman Turner, W. J. Becker, (sponsor), Bruce Parker, Jess Cizek, Johnny Tiddark, Hubert Emhoolah. Velma Domebo, sophomore from Anadarko, models an elaborate costume, a Kiowa Indian buckskin ceremonial dress. She is currently reigning as princess of Ittanaha Club, and she certainly looks the part in her ornately beaded and jeweled dress and headband. R.o nc ROTC STAFF: S Sgt. Larry Howell, Capt. Donald Means, M Sgt. David Schuler. Michael Macom ber, Capt. Jimmie Barnes, Lt. Col. E. W. Duren, Maj. BATTALION STAFF: Standing, Tommy Kissick, Ronnie Caudell, Steve Wilson, Jim Johnson; Sitting, Danny Wig- ington, Tony Cerveny, Franklin Chappabitty. 158 SfcS ' K c° ' pelers TIhtJ ' b T ohe W. Thomas, C. O.ipoby, J. Baoghman, W. Holland, l. BameH, BAND, FRONT ROW: R. Cummins, F. Kuntz, T. Pawless. SECOND ROW: L. Larson, G. Robertson, J. Cook, R. Brion, C. Rightmer, E. Maxwell, F. Southern. THIRD ROW: H. Jackson, M. McGee, D. McDaniel, J. MacWilliams, J. Marvel, T. Dirck, J. Mackey, J. Kennedy. BACK ROW: T. Cost, D. Snider, J. Wade, G. Cullor, J. Blomgren, T. Brewster, B, Van Treese, G. Thiessen. RIFLE TEAM, Standing: R. Jenkins, M. Leazar, R. Valliant, C. Perkins, R. Caudell. Sitting, C. Wilks, A. Dickson, D. Maddox, P. Laursen. COMPANY A STAFF J. Connelly, C. Cromwell, J. Brickman, E. Salinas COMPANY B STAFF F. Sasso, C. Wood, H. Arnold, G. Harlow COMPANY C STAFF C. Ochsner, R. Seymour, G. Sharp, J. Alexander COMPANY D STAFF R. Vailiant, P. Baker, J. Polle, J. Hertzler 160 Company A” FIRST PLATOON. FRONT ROW: D. Farmer, J. Willey, R. Haithcock, R. Griffin, B. Coleman, G. Clopton. MIDDLE ROW: L. Beckman, T. Brown, L. Harvill, J. Easterday, B. Parker, A. Anderson, W. Davis, D. Green. TOP ROW: L. Brantley, D. Andrews, P. Cook, M. Dunn, L. Coleman, J. Dean, R. Cole, F. Barbour. SECOND PLATOON. TOP ROW: B. Cam, D. Tannery, W. Hawkins, B. Moser, J. Malone, G. Harrison, R. Doze, J. Finley, J. Amyz. MIDDLE ROW: A. Gatlin, R. Beznoska, K. Benjamin, D. Crowe, T. Challacombe, K. Clark, L. Beck, J. Cizek, R. Mitchell. TOP ROW: J. French, C. Doss, R. Henery, H. Harrison, D. Coffman, J. Biggers, S. Brewer, J. Dirck, R. Berry, K. Swanson. THIRD PLATOON. FRONT ROW: K. Mason, D. Evans, J. Davis, D. Crow, P. Palmatary, L. Ed¬ wards, J. Conway, F. Chase, R. Webber. MIDDLE ROW: L. Jeffrey, R. Christian, K. Daugherty, H. Brown, D. Ellis, J. Allen, G. Charlson, R. Cox, G. Cummins. TOP ROW: J. Davis, J. Climer, D. Burcham, L. Hall, R. Gillian, T. Braley, C. Craig, L. Golden, T. Birdsong. Company B” FIRST PLATOON. FIRST ROW: B. Harvey, D. Francis, E. Rich, W. Kindred, A. Hill, C. Clevenger, D. Harmon, T. Robertson, B. Kilmer. SECOND ROW: H. Hillman, L. Hutchison, A. Nease, T. Moore, V. Heath, T. Mansell, L. Holcomb, M. Hill. TOP ROW: S. Kervin, J. Goertzen, J. Laws, R. Martin, H. Howard, B. Green, R. Nelson, J. Gray, K. Kirchoff. SECOND PLATOON. FIRST ROW: J. Holbrook, B. Nolen, J. Leinen, W. Williams, L. Hoffman, T. Logan, R. Jansson, J. Kinder. SECOND ROW: C. Narcomey, M. Marsee, P. Haynes, J. Hilliard, J. Curtsinger, R. Lamar, G. Hoefar, J. Matthiesen. TOP ROW: R. Lewis, B. Norris, K. McLain, L. Moon, A. Lord, D. Hertzog, G. McRae, J. Howard. iZK 3SWSS ; THIRD PLATOON. FIRST ROW: T. Logan, J. Huey, M. Metzner, T. Harrison, D. Husband, T. McNeight. SECOND ROW: G. Chandler, L. Norman, J. Hunter, D. Dill, J. James, D. Neugebauer, J. Smith. TOP ROW: J. Glennon, J. Hill, B. Hall, T. Dunlap, H. McCullough, T. McCary, R. Morris. Company C” FIRST PLATOON. FIRST ROW: J. Spradlin, K. Holland, T. Slaughter, R. Hinman, D. Peters, R. Harden, A. Sims, J. Smith, J. Powell. SECOND ROW: O. Spears, B. Runyon, G. Ticer, K. Henson, G. Sheffield, J. Washburn, R. Middleton, B. Small. TOP ROW: K. Powell, H. Parton, R. Roudebush, F. Water, L. Rainey, L. Smith, B. Troxell, P. Shields. SECOND PLATOON. FIRST ROW: R. Tahah, T. Watson, C. Spencer, T. Blaylock, R. Johns¬ ton, R. Poe, Q. Tipton, S. Rose. SECOND ROW: L. Sims, R. Tehavno, R. Stephenson, D. Proctor, K. Snyder, M. Yeksavich, E. Wickwire, G. Pendleton, F. Nelson. TOP ROW: D. Walker, J. Shalvery, C. Shrader, D. Sexton, R. Paul, J. Pippin, R. Smith, J. Schoonover, D. Thomason. THIRD PLATOON. FIRST ROW: J. Wallace, J. Shram, R. Smith, D. Roberts, K. Bessemer, R. Richardson, J. Townsend, A. Sage, G. Sarratt. SECOND ROW: D. Sullivan, R. Pamp- lin, J. Ratliff, K. Tomahsah, J. Roach, F. Jones, L. Turner, G. Stewart. TOP ROW: L. Thompson, B. Stowell, N. Shelton, S. Sasser, W. Squyres, B. Kilpatrick, D. Roper, T. Woods. Company D” FIRST PLATOON. FRONT ROW: C. Zitterkob, B. Hunt, C. Perkins, D. Underwood, G. Atchley, W. Hooper, H. Menefee, D. Wheeler, T. J. Green. MIDDLE ROW: R. Wood, M. Cornelius, J. Parker, J. Bonifie.ld, W. Noel, B, Fountain, D. Salle. TOP ROW: D. Phillips, B. White, M. Robinson, D. Hoover, J. Youngblood, H. West, G. Kuklick, D. Gilley, R. Williamson. SECOND PLATOON. FRONT ROW: A. Dickson, R. Fremin, D. Collins, G. Lausen, M. Leazar, G. Reed, S. Thomas, R. Glover. MIDDLE ROW: J. Williams, T. Biles, D. Dieck, C. Wilks, T. Bell, J. Blackburn, L. Tugmon. TOP ROW: R. Zimmerman, K. Lynch, L. Gill, J. Coffey, D. Linn, B. Whitten, P. Lauderdale, D. Welch, B. Gray, R. Taylor. THIRD PLATOON. FRONT ROW: T. Under¬ wood, C. Roberts, R. Walker, A. Aycock, G. Wheatly, R. Yeats, W. Griffin, R. Hamilton. MIDDLE ROW: D. Burchfiel, T. Wilkerson, C. Veasy, K. Wood, S. Wilde, D. Maddox, D. Waller, C. Wright. TOP ROW: J. Hamilton, J. Telford, P. Ellis, R. Warren, D. Williams, R. Peppel, E. Roley, D. Eccles, B. Posey. Sherry Jacobs models one of her costumes for modern dancing during the 1963 school year. Susan Seyfert, a Cameron freshman from Chattanooga, models a typical school fashion worn by many Cameron coeds during 1963. Putting the finishing touches on the new Baptist Student Union are left to right, Donna Sue Cooper, BSU president, Margaret Shelton, BSU director, Chester Oschner, Phil Palmatary and Larry Hoffman. Seated are Carol Johnson, Bobbie Nelle Bridgers, and Kerry Bessemer. Don Cline and Jeanne Odom were caught studying together in the student union ballroom. Ricki Graef demonstrates to Mel Black, left, and Janelle Cooper, right, some of the finer points of eating grapes in speech class. Peter Chan, foreign exchange student, practices on his guitar. M. R. McGee goes over the records of the student union while in his office. Dick Tokar stops outside the Administration building to glance over the Collegian. This bonfire, held a day before homecoming, helped students get into the spirit of things. Linda Zavitz rode proudly in the homecoming parade for the Circle K Club. Mike Eilerts, kissing captain, kisses Sue Otis, homecoming queen, as Ladye Jan Shelton and Darla Harper, attendants and their escorts, Don Underwood and Danny Wigington, look on. f 3, ' ! ' -• « .901 •ty %-f ,! WlpsPPp ' - A ' • ' % : ' ' ■$ 1 l| 1 t i ' ■ ' WL 8 1 The Aggiettes have an afternoon drill near the student union. Ricki Graef rides with her attendants in the Home¬ coming Parade. S.E.A. queen Sue Manor with attendant Billie Pursley. The Keathley Rifles march along in the Homecoming Parade. Jeri Dale, Wichita Queen, is escorted by John Mackey for the halftime ceremonies during Homecoming. Honorary Cadet Captains Lowella Ferguson, Micki Merwin, and Shanna Card lead the Keathley Rifles. - M mmimnmi U f£8 ] Years of J j and Sec 169 Emmett Meraz an OEA meeting. looks serious at Major Donald Means poses un¬ expectedly during half time of basketball game. Advertising CITY NATIONAL BANK OF LAWTON, OKLA. Looks Forward to Serving You Here is a fresh look in banking—the ultimate in modern drive-in—walk-up facilities. It’s City National ' s new drive- in bank—4th and C Avenue. Lawton ' s oldest bank . . . but with the newest in banking facilities to serve you better. The City National Bank of Lawton is a large bank in terms of capacity for service to you and the community, and a living proof that a bank with large and complete facilities can be the very friendliest of banks, as well. City National invites you to drop in for a get-acquainted visit, and to make the fullest use of its service. Plenty of Free Parking across the street at 320 D. 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CAMERON BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farris, Katy ' s Dress Shop_ Dr. Cuffie Waid __ Dr. Byron W. Aycock _ Dr. E. A. Schlapbach _ Greer ' s Flowers Gifts_ Dr. Wm. E. Cunningham ..... Goodyear Appliance _ .... Erwin Acres .. 407 C .... 1002 Gore ....... 31 S. 13 _615 C I 202 Arlington 319 C Staff members of the Wichita, Cameron College Yearbook, earnestly solicit all readers of this annual to support the business houses and in¬ dividuals who advertise in this book. These advertisers are those people who have made the production of this yearbook possible. By patronizing the afore-mentioned businesses, appreciation may be expressed for their support given not only the staff of this publication, but the entire college. GUIDED MISSILES ARE THE FIRST LINE OF AMERICAN DEFENSE Staff members of the Wichita gratefully thank Fort Sill, the Artillery and Guided Missile Center of the United States, for the use of photo¬ graphs which are division pages for the yearbook. Plaudits also go to the following organizations for cooperation and donation of photographs in the production of the 1963 yearbook: Hankins Studio Bill Dixon and Larry Gee, photographers for the Lawton Constitution and Morning Press Larry Muncy and David Andrews, student photographers Rosa Freeberg, advertising specialist Autographs Kl r ' T . vc«;4 J Hun Ml • iMSi «H � HaS pWi iHHh ■taMu ft;.. ' :|ft:; ; §mm4