Cameron University - Wichita Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

Wichita 1965 Cameron State Agricultural College Lawton, Oklahoma i Foreword On May 20, 1908, the Oklahoma Legislature established six schools of agriculture. Cameron State School of Agriculture was one of these six. Total enrollment was 108, and the faculty consisted of six members; classes were held in the basement of a downtown business building. In 1964-65 some 2,000 students at¬ tend Cameron’s day and night classes. Its faculty and staff now number ap¬ proximately 90. In the past year the physical structures on the campus have doubled, and the enrollment has in¬ creased 25% during this period. This tremendous growth and ac¬ complishment has taken place only through the concentrated efforts of many people, and Cameron’s students are forever in their debt. It is in their honor that these pages are created . . . and our hope is that progress may con¬ tinue through the Wichita. May those who turn these pages help in the up¬ ward climb. I Cameron’s Former Student Association elected 1964-65 officers at its annual banquet dur¬ ing the homecoming weekend. Mrs. Norma Baker (left) retiring Cameron Former Student Associa¬ tion President, stands beside new board member, Bryan Waid and new secretary, Mary Louise Wol- verton. Modernistic designs of the new two-story brick administration-li¬ brary building contains the library on the sec¬ ond floor and business offices, President Richard Burch’s offices and offices for the col¬ lege deans on the first floor. Below, students take advantage of the library’s facilities to pre¬ pare for their classes. 4 The Governor Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education are from top: John Vater, Jr., chair¬ man; Guy Harris, vice-chairman; Mrs. Jewell Ditmars, secretary; William Payne, assistant secretary; Dr. T. E. Dunlap, chancellor; T. G. Sexton, administrative assistant; Bob Allee, R. L. Crowder, G. Ellis Gable, Donald Kennedy, and Wharton Mathies. of Oklahoma is the honorable Henry Bellmon. The Board of Regents for Oklahoma A and M colleges are top row: W. R. Williams, chairman; Robert Hartley, vice-chairman; Amos Bass, secretary; Forest Mclntire, administrative as¬ sistant; Burke Healey. Bottom row: H. C. Hitch, David Howe, O. L. Lackey, Earl Russell, and Lew Meibergen. is the president of Cameron College. His assump¬ tion of leadership is the culmination of a long and successful career as an administrator. He has been the guiding light of Cameron College for the past five years. For proof of this we need only look at the changes on campus since his arrival. President Burch (upper left) looks on as Mrs. Edna Jo Campbell, his secretary, types on some very important paper work. Dr. Richard B. Burch 6 M ss Cameron is Lynda Ann Martin, sophomore education major. She was selected Miss Cameron for the Miss Oklahoma” pageant in Tulsa in June; she was named in the college’s first annual pageant, Saturday, May 9, in the Cameron auditorium. Miss Martin, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Martin of Lawton, scored above nine other contestants for the honor. She was presented a trophy by Dr. Rich¬ ard Burch, president of Cameron College. Cafeteria is new on our college campus. The cafeteria which ad¬ joins the Clarence Davis Memorial Student Union features the newest in equipment (lower left). It will seat 350 persons and also has facilities of two private dining rooms. Meals are served in the cafeteria three times a day and on weekends. 8 Relaxation and refreshments are available at the Clarence Davis Memorial Stu¬ dent Union, shown above. You can play a game of pool (right); visit the bookstore where you find many school supplies (lower right) or meet and have a coke with your friends. The ballroom and lounge are open for students who wish to study. 9 i Dorms for students on Cameron’s campus are numerous. This year a new three-story boy’s dormitory, Dorm A (left) adds a new dimension to the growing campus. Other dormitories shown are North Hall (middle left), men’s dormitory; Cameron Hall (lower left), women’s dormitory; South Hall (right), men’s dormitory; and West Hall (bottom), men’s dormitory. Religion is important in college life and Cameron has three reli¬ gious buildings to help serve this purpose. The Baptist Student Union (upper left), The Methodist Wesley Foundation Center (upper right), and The Church of Christ Bible Chair (lower). Devotions and social gatherings are held by each one for all stu¬ dents who wish to participate. Students choose the courses that are benefi¬ cial and interesting to them. They vary from the home economics department (left) which reflects the modern facilities to the chemistry lab (middle left) which has the best equip¬ ment available. Cameron displays a lot of talent on the football field during fall season. While training, the Cameron Aggies with the three coaches, Bear Jen¬ sen, Layoid Woodson, and Lee Horne, work hard to produce an outstanding football team. Their results have pleased many loyal fans and students. The team is the top-rated team in the na¬ tion’s junior colleges. Baseball comes in early spring as an¬ other one of Cameron’s favorite outdoor sports. The boys on the base¬ ball team put in many long hours of practice from learning to throw good balls to making those successful home runs. Coach Charles Angeletti produces a fine baseball team for Cameron College. 12 Physical sciences has been adapted from the former ad¬ ministration building. The brick three- story structure features many classrooms and office space for faculty members. Every day many students come through the glass front doors to go to the union for a break or to go to another class session. A classroom building in Cameron’s curriculum are now offered in the very mod¬ ern and well-equipped physi¬ cal science building. The building contains classrooms, laboratories and offices for eight faculty members. This is another one of Cameron’s new aspects of college growth. The gym features many activities which in¬ terest the college student. Here in Cameron’s field house home basketball games are played, pep as¬ semblies are formed, many intramural basketball games take place, and sev¬ eral of the girls’ physical education classes are taught. 13 Classes and laboratories are seen in the Cameron dairy barn (upper left), Jed Johnson Hall, (upper right), and the biological science building (lower right). The barn contains Grade A dairy and milk processing equipment. Jed Johnson Hall houses classrooms for the electronics and journalism de¬ partments. Students attend one of the dances held in the student union ballroom. Such activities are sponsored throughout the year by vari¬ ous clubs centered on campus. Plays, lectures, recitals, and guest entertainers, along with bonfires and ball-games help to round out Cameron’s extracurricular activities. r cSiiiaSp f. . 1 git- ul If mS In. . jf v 41 f m Cameron’s military program is the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC). This program is designed to give the stu¬ dent training for further military service. Every male student on campus must participate in this program of a class period twice weekly and drill every Tues¬ day afternoon. Standing in attention is the ROTC Color Guard (shown above). Below the Keathley Rifles are practicing one of their outstanding per¬ formances. 15 Dianne Freeman, 1964-65 homecoming queen, is escorted off the football field by E. H. Barman, student body president. Miss Freeman was crowned by Barman during half-time of the Aggie homecoming game with Northeastern A and M. She was chosen by the student body over other queen candidates. Typical of Homecoming is the Dorm A float pictured here which stressed Great Headlines. 16 Table of Contents Faculty Sophomores Freshmen Personalities Organizations Sports Activities 17 GORDON L. PAINE Dean of Admissions and Records Master of Science University of Oklahoma VAL D. MAPLES Dean of Women Master of Science Oklahoma State University CHARLES ELKINS Dean of Students Master of Science University of Okla. HAROLD TAYLOR Dean of Men Master of Education Midwestern University BURNEY H. BREWER Dean of Instruction Master of Education University of Oklahoma 18 SAUNDRA CHATFIELD Secretary to Dean Elkins GAYLE HENDERSON Recorder RUTH LEWIS Secretary to Dean Paine JAN FRYMAN Secretary to Dean Brewer EDNA JO CAMPBELL Secretary to the President LLOYD R. VAN DEVENTER Business Manager WANDA FRANKS Secretary BONNIE KENDALL Bookkeeper MARY LOU DANIEL Cashier ROBERT BUTLER, M. of Teaching Southwestern State College Counselor 2 i X Cameron dormitory hostesses are Mrs. David J. Schuler, Dorm A; Mrs. Mary J. Brown, North Hall; Mrs. Aletha Henry, West Hall; Mrs. LaRue Upjohn, Cameron Hall; Mrs. Nettie Tonkinson, South Hall. Members of the custodial staff include Ivis Adams, Jewell Adams, and George Clark. 22 23 CHARLES ANGELETTI, M.A. University of Tulsa History and Government N. M. ANTONSON, B.A. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Rel. Ed. CLYDE BARBEE Shop Foreman BLANCHE BEAVERS, M.Com.Ed. University of Oklahoma Business Administration W. J. BECKER, M.A. University of Oklahoma English GARY BOATRIGHT, M.S. Kansas State College of Pittsburg Drafting Technology GENE BROOKS, M.M.E. University of Oklahoma Music FRANCES BURK, M.S. Oklahoma State University Business Administration EUGENE BYRD, M.Rel.Ed. Eastern New Mexico University Religious Education CLAY CALLAWAY, M.S. Oklahoma State University Mechanical Arts MILLARD CARTER, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Mathematics and Physics JANE CLAYTON, B.S. North Texas State University Librarian WALTER CONNELL, B.R.E. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Rel. Ed. JAMES COOPER, M.S. Oklahoma State University Biology SGT. JOHN COX Military Science 24 f WILLIAM FLETCHER, M.M. University of Michigan Music BILL FOSTER, M.F.A. Colorado State University Drama WANDA FOX, M.M. Baylor University Voice JOHN HARMON, M.S. North Texas State University Biology DORIS HARVELAND, M.M. and M.M.E. Columbia University Music Lt. Col. EMERY HENSLEY, B.A. Military Science and History Berea College, Kentucky JESSIE MAY HINES, M.A. Oklahoma State University English LEE HORNE, B.S. Oklahoma University Physical Education and History GEORGE HUMPHRIES, B.S. College of the Ozarks Military Science PAUL CULP, M.Ed. Texas A M Animal Husbandry Sgt. HENRY DOWLING, Military Science Sgt. R. C. DUDLEY, Military Science CECIL DUGGER, M.Ed. Texas A M Electronics HELEN ELLIOTT, M.A. University of Kansas History and Government LOYAL FARMER, M.A. Florida State University Mathematics SHARON JARRETT, M.A. Purdue University English and Spanish LESTER JENSEN, B.A. East Central State University Athletic Director and Government JANIE JONES, M.S. Oklahoma State University Business Administration T. VERLE JONES, M.A. Columbia University English Sgt. ROBERT KERCE, Military Science GERALD KIRK, M.S. Oklahoma State University Biology 26 ODEAL LOCKE, M.A. University of Oklahoma Librarian JAKE MANZANARES, M.M.E. Eastern New Mexico University Instrumental Music VAL MAPLES, M.S. Oklahoma State University Art, Physical Education KINLEY A. McCLURE, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Journalism and Speech TOM McCOLLOM, M.Mus. University of Yale Music Theory MAJOR DONALD L. MEANS, M.M.E. University of Oklahoma Military Science EMMETT MERAZ, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Mathematics RAYMOND MILLER, M.Ed. Oklahoma University Government JUDITH MONTGOMERY, M.S.E. Arkansas State Teachers College English REV. MARVIN NELSON, B. of Div. Phillips University Bible MALCOM OSWALT, M.Ind.Ed. University of Oklahoma Engineering EUGENE PATE, M.A. University of Arkansas English and Speech DALE ROARK, M.S. Oklahoma State University Business, Basketball Coach THELMA J. SEALS, M.S. Oklahoma State University Chemistry PAUL SMITH, M.Ed. University of Oklahoma Social Science (Psych and Socio) MILTON RONNIE” SPESSARD, M.LS Oklahoma University Assistant Librarian HAROLD TAYLOR, M.Ed Midwestern University Economics and Geography GLEN THOMAS, M.S Oklahoma State University Agriculture EVELYN THUR, M.S. Oklahoma State University Math DOROTHY TOBIAS, M.S. Oklahoma State University Chemistry N. L. TINSLEY, M.S. University of Oklahoma Engineering and Technical Capt. RICHARD TYSON, B.S. Michigan University of Technology Military Science Chemical Engineering BOB VOWELL, M.Ed, B.S. Oklahoma State University Geology and Chemistry GRADY WALKER, M.A. Oklahoma State University German and English r Capt. JACK WATSON, B.S. Oklahoma State University Military Science RALPH WHITELEY, M.A. Colorado Western English MARY WOLVERTON, M.S. University of Oklahoma Home Economics LAYOID WOODSON, B.A. East Central University Business Math and Assistant Coach FRANCES WRIGHT, M.A. University of Oklahoma History Cameron College Bookstore is managed by Pauline Duncan (left) assisted by Ursula Allman (right). They are showing a Cameron sweat shirt, a familiar shirt worn on campus, to two Cameron Students. 28 30 Outstanding leaders of the sophomore class are class officers (top) Bob Covington and Mike Coleman, independent senators; Bob Waitman, president; (bottom) David Long, independent senator; and Linda Cassady, vice-president. BILL ABBEY Peru, Indiana JULIENNE ABDOUCH Burkburnett, Texas JAMES ABERCROMBIE Lawton DENNIS ADAMS Oklahoma City E. R. ADAMS Cache GARY ADAMS Lawton JUDY ALLEN Faxon DAVID ALLISON Lawton NORMA ALLISON Duncan PATRICIA ALSTON Lawton LEE ROY ANDERSON Duncan TOMMY APPLING Oklahoma City JOHN ARMSTRONG Oklahoma City JESSE ATTOCKNIE Lawton 31 EDDIE AUTRY Lawton JANE AYCOCK Lawton LUZMILA AZIZI Panama TERRY WAYNE BABER Randlett JIM R. BAGBY Lawton MELVIN E. BAKER Duncan CHARLES MICHAEL BANE Lawton WILLIAM JERROL BARKER Marlow EVERETTE H. BARMAN Duncan NUBEN BARTON Gotebo DONALD BEAVERS Lawton CLYDE BENNETT Lawton LINDA BENNETT Lawton WAYNE BENTLEY Rush Springs JOE BENTON Ryan TOMMY BILES Elgin JIMMIE BREAD Lawton GALE BRIDGES Lawton SUSAN BRIGHAM Lawton BOBBY BRINKLEY Walters NOAH BROOKS Velma BILL F. BROWN Grandfield BILL BROWN Lawton FRED BROWN Lawton JANET BROWN Tokyo, Japan 33 RAY BLYTHE Lawton BONNIE BOOTH Lawton MARY ANN BOUCHER Lawton TIM BRALEY Lawton KAREN BRANHAM Grandfield LARRY BRANTLEY Sterling MAX BROWN Frederick SUE BROWN Lawton PAULETTE BUNCH Lawton SANDRA BURKS Lawton JACK BURKE Ft. Sill DON BURT Midwest City 34 ft SANDY BUTCHER Lawton SHARON BUTLER Randlett ANTHONY CABLE Lawton TOMMY CAMPBELL Lawton ED CANNADAY Panama City, Fla. HAMLET CARTER Ft. Sill JIMMIE CARTER Indiahoma LYDIA CASS Lawton LINDA CASSADY Oklahoma City i JOYCE CODOPONY Lawton ELMER CODY Apache ALAN COFFIN Atom DALE COFFIN Cyril MIKE COLEMAN Lawton JANET COLLINS Walters LADELL COLLIER Lawton SANDRA COLLINS Lawton JACK CONNELLY Lawton JAMES COOPER Lawton JEWELL COPE Lawton ROBERT CORDELL Shattuck EDDY CORDES Lawton 36 ROBERT COUGER Frederick JOE COWAN Velma TOM CROFT Parkersburg, West Va. GENE CROSS Sterling TOM CURD Stillwater RAYMOND CUMMINS Oklahoma City ANNE CUNNINGHAM Elgin CHARLA CUNNINGHAM Hollis NICK CZUBENKO Detroit, Michigan CHARLES DANIEL Walters LEON DARDEN Lawton ROBERT COWHERD Walters DOROTHY CRAWFORD Lawton DUANE CRIPPS Roosevelt DORIS DAVIS Comanche GEORGE DAVIS Anadarko JAMES DAVIS Ryan JOE DAVIS Marlow LLOYD DAVIS Marlow FAIRY DAWSON Lawton JAMES DEAN Lawton MIKE DeCINQUE Lawton HARRY DENSON Pauls Valley 38 ALAN DICKSON Lawton JERRY DILLON Lawton TAYLOR DIRCK Frederick TOMMY DILLON Anadarko JACK DODD Indiahoma SHIRLEY DODD Indiahoma DALE DODSON Hurst, Texas ROBERT DUGGAR Lawton DOUGLAS DUKE Chickasha RUNDELL EDISON Lawton JUDY EDMONDSON Lawton GORDON EDWARDS Frederick JANIE EDWARDS Fort Sill FRANK ELLIOTT Anadarko SANDY ELLIOTT Lawton GUS ELLWANGER Lawton LEONARDO ERIACHO Ramah, New Mexico JOE ESCHLER Temple WILLIAM DUGGAN Sentinel WILLIAM DUPLER Lawton GLEN DUNAGAN Temple DEE EASTMAN Lawton JIM EASTERDAY Lawton SHARON EDGEMON Lawton TOMMY EVANS Chickasha JERRY EVERS Lawton DIXIE PRICE EVILSIZER Lawton TOMMY FaGALDE Cyril GEORGIE FANT Lawton LINDA FARMER Rush Springs ■ 40 JOHN FARRAR Elgin ROBERT FESLER Elgin ED FICKES Lawton TEDDY FISHER Lawton MARTIN FORD Pauls Valley BOB FRALEY Duncan MARK FRAZIER Lawton ALANA FRENCH Frederick GENE FRENCH Lawton JAMES FREIE Anadarko ROBERT FRICKE Lawton RONNIE FROST Lawton GLENDOL GARRETT Wynnewood JOAN GASS New York, N.Y. MACK GATLIN Apache LYNN GEIS Chattanooga KAREN GEORGE Lawton JIM GLENN Ft. Sill LEONIRD GODWIN Alex BILL GOERINGER Chattanooga JONATHAN GOODMAN Apache MARVIN GAMBLE Erick LARRY GANN Oklahoma City ELSIE GARDNER Lawton RO GER GOSS Pauls Valley GARY GUINN Lindsay H. W. GREEN Temple KAREN GREEN Lawton NITA SUE GREEN Randlett T. J. GREEN Tulsa 42 DENNIS GREER Grandfield DON GREB Lawton ROBERT GRISWOLD Lawton GARY GUFFEY Altus HARVEY HAGLE Lawton MONA HAGER Ryan BOBBY HALL Lawton MUNTAZ HAMADANI Lebanon MARY HAMBRICK Lawton PHILLIP HARRIS Lawton PHIL HAYS Wynnewood LETTI HENDERSON Grandfield JIM HENSON Lawton JIM HICKS Okmulgee JACKIE HIGHT Hastings WESLEY HAMM Lawton JACK HAMMON Lawton DONALD HANEY Lawton DON HANNABASS Indiahoma ARNOLD HARPER Lawton LEONARD HARPER Lawton BONNIE HILL Fort Sill JOE HILL Lawton MICHAEL HINCHEY Lawton 43 NORMAN HIRSCHMAN Lawton JIMMIE HOLBROOK Frederick TOMMY HOLBROOK Frederick DOUGLAS HOLDEN Duncan PAT HOLDEN Fletcher PAUL HOLDERBY Duncan JAMES HOLLANDER Cache RALPH HOOD Lawton RONNIE HOOD Lawton GARLAND HOOPER Randlett DONNIE HOOVER Manitou NANCY HOOVER Mountain Park GARY HORSLEY Lindsay MIKE HOWELL Lawton PENNEY HOWELL Lawton LINN JEFFREY Hastings BARBARA JENNINGS Lawton LARRY JETER Lawton KATHY JOHNSON Indiahoma TERRY JOHNSON Ryan SHIRLEY JOHNSON Lawton KEITH HUCKABAY Walters JAMES HUEY Lawton EARNEST HUGHES Lawton CLARA HUNT Lawton JIMMY HURST Enid DUANE HUSBAND Lawton BENNIE HUGHES Lawton JIM HUMPHRIES Gotebo YVONNE HUMPHREY Lawton LEWIS JOSEFY Grandfield BOBBI JUNO Oklahoma City RONALD JUSTICE Grandfield WALTER KAULAITY Lawton BILL KEITH Parkersburg, W. Va. JEANETTE KELLEY Lawton 46 JENNY KIMBALL Lawton J. C. KIMBRO JR. Lawton CARLA KINDER Frederick JAMES KING Lawton JERRY KING Cyril LANA KING Elgin TERRY KITCHENS Lawton FRED KRASSER Chattanooga JAMES KRISHER Lawton BILL KILPATRICK Enid JIMMY KUHLMAN Minco LENORD LAMBERT Sterling LYNDEL LANDES Grandfield MERLE LANDES Frederick GARY LANE Duncan DON LANGSTON Lawton BERNARD LEE Ft. Sill LINDA LEE Lawton JIM LEWALLEN Temple JACKIE LINDBLAD Lawton SHARON LITTLEFIELD Lawton JACK LLOYD Lawton 47 kmmmm ESTHER LOYD Lawton DAVID LONG Snyder CAMPBELL LONG Temple LARRY LONG Hollis FRANK LUCAS Lawton TAMES LUTONSKY Cyril THOMAS LYNCH Lawton ROY McCARLEY Lawton RILEY McCASKILL Tulsa KENNETH McCLANAHAN Chickasha JAMES McCONAHAY Lawton SHIRLEY McCOWAN Lawton ROBERT McKAY Greenville, Texas Raym ond McLaughlin Lawton MARSHALL McMURTRY Sulphur JOSEPH McNEIGHT Lawton JOSEPH McWHERTER Lawton JOHN MAHAN Lawton LARRY MASSAD Lawton DANNY MATHIS Lawton JAMES MATTHEWS Lawton STEVE MARR Lawton MARVIN MARSEE Noble LYNDA MARTIN Lawton JOHN MERRIMAN Lawton GENE MESSICK Snyder JOE MEYER Walters DAVID MIDDLETON Elgin LINDA MILLER Liberal, Kansas MARTHA MILLER Lawton SHARON MILWOOD Walters PATRICIA MOON Lawton CURTIS MOORE Burkburnett, Texas FRED MOORE Lawton TRAVIS MOORE Lawton EDWIN MORGAN Lawton TOMMY MORRIS Elgin MICHELLE MOSS Duncan JERRY MURRAY Lawton LONNIE MYERS Cement JOHN NATION Comanche LEA NAWROCKI Fort Sill MIKE NEGRONI Lawton RICHARD NEWBY Lawton AILEEN NISBETT Lawton VIOLA NOLAN Lawton LARRY NORMAN Walters JAMES NORVELL Fort Sill ERVIN NUNLEY Marlow ELAINE NOYEBAD Elgin JOHN OBERLY Walters NEIL O’DANIEL Minco WILLIAM C. OEHLER Fort Sill EDDIE OELSCHLAEGER Lawton LARRY OLMSTEAD Frederick ARLES ORR Roosevelt CLEO OTIPOBY Lawton 51 JOHNNY OWENS Lawton NOLAN MOORE Duncan VICKI PAGE Lawton GUS PALMER Carnegie ROY LEE PAMPLIN JR. Lawton BILL PARISH Lawton DON PARKER Indiahoma JIM PARKER Lawton BOBBIE PARKHILL Lawton RONALD PARISH Rush Springs TOM PARRISH Lawton WAYNE PARRISH Hobart GLYDELI PAWLESS Lawton PATRICIA PAYNE Duncan GRANVIL PENNINGTON Lawton IRA LEE PENNINGTON Lawton MARY PENNINGTON Lawton TERRY PERRYMAN Indiahoma CHARLES PETTY Lawton JIM PIERCE Duncan HARRY PITCHFORD Fort Sill CAROLYN PITTMAN Lawton RONALD PLUMLEY Lawton TOMMY POLING Lawton BILL POND Fort Cobb JAMES POOLE Ferriday, Louisiana HARVEY POTTS Lawton 53 ROBERT PRESTON Olustee DONALD PRESTON Lawton BILLY PRIVETT Lawton MIKE PRUITT Lawton MICHAEL QUINN Lawton DAVID RAGSDALE Lawton RUDY RAMOS Lawton VICTOR RAMOS Duncan ROY RAMSEY, JR. Lawton DORIS REDEKER Frederick VIRGINIA REGAN Lawton LINDA REID Chattanooga GEORGE REVETER Gary, Indiana BOB RICHERSON El Reno CHARLES RICHARDSON Lawton 54 DAVID RICHARDSON Snyder JIM ROBBINS Comanche CARY ROBERTS Lawton SALLY ROBERTS Walters BOBBY ROGERS Lawton BILL ROLLINS Lawton STANLEY ROSE Lawton DAVE RUDOLPH Lawton CAROLYN SAENZ Lawton LOURETHA SALMON Lawton BILLY SAVAGE Detroit, Texas MINERVA SAWYER Apache LEROY SCHEIN Pocasset KENNETH SCHRANER Lawton PAUL SCHWEINBERG Lawton 55 MARION SEARCY Marlow LONNIE SELLERS Indiahoma ROBERT SHALVEY Lawton JOE SHALVEY Lawton EARL SHEPHARD, JR. Lawton BILLY SHIPMAN Duncan HARLEY SHIREL Lawton MARIBETH SIMMONS Lawton EDWINA SIMPSON Lawton WILLIAM SIMPSON Oklahoma City HARRY SHARP Lone Wolf MIKE SLONIKER Lawton JERRY SLAUGHTER Lawton MELVIN SMIDDY Lawton JAMES SMITH Walters MARSHA SMITH Lawton PHYLLIS SMITH Chattanooga TERRY SONNENBURG Lawton LINDA SOPER Lawton PAUL SOPER Lawton STEVEN SPAULDING Lawton KENNY SPROUSE Walters ANN STANDRIDGE Duncan BILL STEPHENS Elgin JERRY STEPHENS Chickasha NICKY STEVENS Frederick ROBERT STEPHENSON Comanche LEE STIDHAM Anadarko BOBBY STEWART Hollister WILLIAM STEWART Lawton BETTY STOCKTON Lawton FREDERICK STOVER Lawton LAHOMA JEAN STOVER Walters JERRY STUCKEY Chattanooga VERN SUESS Lawton KENNETH SULLIVAN Lawton ELONA SWICK Fort Sill OMER SUMTER Claremore GARRISON TAHMAHKERA Lawton DIANN TALIAFERRO Lawton ROBERT TALIAFERRO Duncan DICKIE TANNERY Lawton DALE TAULBEE Fort Sill DEANNA TATE Lawton KENNETH TAYLOR Chattanooga STANLEY TAYLOR Amber, Oklahoma ROGER TEHAUNO Cyril JIMMIE THOMAS Lawton JUDY THOMAS Lawton NANCY THOMAS Lawton O. J. THOMAS Frederick RANDY THOMAS Sterling HARVEY THOMASON Duke TERRIE TIBBETTS Lawton PAMELA TIEYAH Lawton MIKE TIPTON Snyder RICHARD TORRALBA Lawton DENNIS TRAHAN Walters HERMAN TRAVERS Lawton LeROY TREISA Lawton 59 JANE TRENT Paducah, Texas LLOYD TROGDON Cyril JOHN TROTTER Lawton MELVIN TUBBS Lawton DEANNA TUCKER Indiahoma HANK TUELL Lawton 60 fe EMMITT UNSELL Cache GARY UNDERWOOD Lawton RONALD VALDEZ Walters LARRY VANTINE Lawton JOHN VAS Chicago, Illinois LEONARD VENTIMIGLIA Lawton MARILYN VERDEGAN Lawton RAY VERMA Lawton BLAKE WADE Lawton CARLTON WALLACE Pittsburgh, Penn. JAMES WALLACE Faxon THOMAS WARD Lawton GLENDON WARREN Lawton ROBERT WARREN Lawton CAROL ANN WAUAHDOOAH Lawton RAY LYNN WATTS Chattanooga BOB WAITMAN Duncan C. L. WEBB Marlow PAUL WEBER Lawton RICHARD WEBER Lawton HERBERT WEST Lawton JAMES WEST Lawton DON WHEELER Seiling RUTH WHITTEN Lawton 61 I EUGENE WICKWIRE Lawton JAMES WILLEY Lawton TOMMY WILLINGHAM Lawton BENNIE LEE WILLIS Mountain Park GENE WILLIS Frederick WAYNE WALLS Sentinel 62 ROBERT WILLIAMS Alex RONNIE WILLIAMS Chattanooga CHARLES WILSON Lawton DONNA SUE WILSON Lawton ED WILSON Hollis NANNETTE WILSON New Philadelphia, Ohio SHIRLEY WINN Lawton BRUCE WINTERS Lawton SANDRA WISDOM Lawton BOB WISEMAN Lawton JACKIE WITT Walters JAY WOODWARD Indiahoma GLEN WOOTTEN Lawton DIANNA WREN Lawton WAYNE WRIGHT Lawton WELDON WRIGHT Lawton PETER F. WUESTUM Germany MARIANNE WULF Lawton VERNON WYLIE Frederick PAULA WYNN Walters HELEN J. ZUMWALT Lawton MARK ZUMWALT Lawton GWYNNE GEE Hobbs, New Mexico JIM LEINEN Gotebo £3 Business club members worked long hours building a covered wagon float for the homecoming parade. Students assembled around the homecoming bonfire on campus the night before the big foot¬ ball game. 64 I: iHliilll rMitilin ll;UUihu I;;::::::::::: ••♦ •• 2 I ' M MOM ' IfVPWMW Freshman class officers (top) Rick Wilson, independent senator; Chuck Reese, vice- president; (bottom) Brenda Smith and Rita Wheatly, independent senators; and Jerry Porter, president, show great responsibility for the freshman class. i I ' 66 I t JIMA ABBOTT Lawton STANLEY aLBURY Lawton AMY ALFORD Brush, Colo. DONALD ALLEN Chickasha JEAN ALLEN Lawton KENNETH ALLEN Lawton STANLEY ALLEN Hurst, Tex. LARRY ALLRED Ft. Sill DERRELL ALLSUP Lawton MARIE ANDERSON Ryan MICHAEL ANDRES Hilliard, Ohio WAYNE ARDREY Lindsay MICHAEL ARMOR Duncan DONALD ARNOLD Lawton DARELL ARROWOOD Claremore DON AUSTIN Norman JACK ATKINS Lawton KENNY AUD Lawton 67 4 NANCY BAILEY Sterling BRAD BAIRD Lawton BECKY BAKER Walters RONALD BALLARD Duncan J. C. BANKS Dill City FREDDIE BARBER Lawton 68 TOMMY BARNES Altus ELMER BARNETT Elgin SHARON BASCH Lawton J. W. BESS Rush Springs THOMAS BATEMAN Lawton HENRY BAUCH Burkburnett, Tex. RONNY BAUGHMAN Geronimo SUZY BAXTER Okmulgee GLORIA BEAUCHAMP Lawton MOSE BEAVER Okmulgee GAYLE BEAVERS Apache LARRY BEAVERS Chattanooga VERNON BELCHER Lawton SHERRY BENNETT Lawton SIDNEY BILLINGSLEY Lawton JO ANN BIONDO Lawton WENDELL BISHOP Lawton CARL BLACKBURN Lawton DOYLE BLACKBURN Lawton OLIVER BLACKSTAR Walters BARBARA BLAKE Lawton DENNIS BLANTON Lawton TERRY BLAY Rush Springs CHARLES BLEWETT Lawton JOHN BLOMGREN Lawton CLAREN BOTT Lawton BARBARA BOWLING Durham, N. C. STEVE BOYD Cooperton JACK BOZARTH Lawton ROBERT BRADLEY Lawton 69 4 ROBERT BRUNER Lawton LARRY BRYSON Hollis BILLY BUEHNE Duncan TREASEA BURDEN Elgin ROGER BURK Lawton WAYNE BURK Jennings SANDRA BURNAM Lawton CHARLES BURNS Chickasha BETTY BURTON Lawton KEITH BUTLER Lawton DARRELL BUTTRAM Lawton JERRY ' BYFORD Duncan 70 COURTNEY BRADY Lawton DONALD BREAD Lawton LARRY BROCK Lawton ROY BROOKSHER JR. Alex BEVERLY BROWN Lawton MARJORIE BRUKNER Lawton RODNEY CALLAWAY Lawton BARBARA CAPEL Lawton JAMES CARLEY Lawton GARY CARTER Waurika FOYE CASH Wynnewood NORRIS CASH Lawton CHARLES CASTEEL Lawton PETE COSTILOW Lawton GENTRY CASTLEMAN Anadarko ROBERTA CAVETT Lawton BILLY CHACONAS Arlington, Va. ROBERT CHAMBERS Lawton JENNY CHAMBLEE Lawton CATHIE CHANDLER Lawton CHARLES CHILDS Orlando, Fla. DONIS CLOUBER Apache JON CLARENCE Lawton ROGER CLARK Lawton JEANNETTIA CLEVENGER Lawton GENE CLINE Ardmore RUBY COCKRELL Comanche RICHARD CODOPONY Apache DOUG COFFEE Breckenridge, Tex. WALLACE COFFEY Lawton RONNIE COLE Chickasha BERNARD CONWAY Lawton CLAUD COOK Duncan EDWARD COOK Lawton GARY COOK Lawton WELDON COOKSEY Duncan CHARLOTTE COOPER Lawton JACK COPE Altus RODNEY CORLEE Hydro JACKIE CORNELIUS Burkburnett, Tex. JAMES CORRALES Lawton MICHAEL COST Lawton DON COX Lawton JACKIE COX Fort Sill NORMAN COX Lawton VERNON COX Lawton TONI CRALL Del City BOBBIE CRANE Lawton CHARLES CRAWFORD Lawton MARC CRAWFORD Lawton MARIA CRAWFORD Lawton TOM CRIMMINS Cement RICHARD CROSS, JR. Lawton SUE CULLAR Waurika HELEN CUNNINGHAM Comanche PHIL CUNNINGHAM Lawton 73 4 JIM DAUBENSPECK Lawton KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY Lawton JEANIE DAVENPORT Grandfield TERRY DAVIDSON San Antonio, Tex. C. J. DAVIS Del City LENOR DAVIS Lawton RONNIE DAVIS Comanche THOMAS DAVIS Hooker LARRY DEAN Manitou JOYCE DEES Lawton RONALD DEMPSEY Snyder SANDY DENISON Lawton GEORGE DENNY Lawton MARY DENTICI Lawton JEANNE DESAUTEL Lawton JIMMY DICKEY Lawton MARSHALL DICKS Claremore LINDELL DILLON 74 Duncan DALE DIRICKSON Marlow PATTY DODD Lawton LOWELL DODSON Lawton PATTI DONOHOE Lawton KATHY DOSSEY Lawton GEORGE DOUSSETT Noble VIRGINIA DOYE Lawton ELEANOR DUGENIA Lawton PATRICIA DUGGAR Lawton BARBARA DUTY Lawton FRANK EDGAR Fort Sill R. C. EDWARDS Lawton RON ELLENBURG Lawton CLAY ELLIS Lawton MICHAEL ENKO Lawton JAMES EPPLER, JR. Lawton BILLY EVANS Comanche LORETTA FAGEN Lawton 75 | MARY FALLON Cooperton BILL FARRIS Duncan GLENA FAULKNER Cooperton WILLIAM FILE, JR. Duncan CHERYL FINLEY Lawton DIANA FISHER Chattanooga DAVID FITZGERALD Elmore City WANDA FLEMING Lawton LEON FLETCHER Walters CAROLYN FORBES Duncan CONNIE FORBES Velma FRANCY FOSTER Lawton VICKIE FOSTER Lawton CHARLENE FOWLER Frederick STEVE FREEMAN Erick MARIAN FREESE Lawton TOM FREMIN Lawton EDGAR FRENCH Lawton REYNOLDS FRENCH Anadarko GARY FRITTS Duncan RICHARD FULTS Lawton SANDY FERGUSON Lawton. NONA TOY GAINES Lawton FERENC GALL Budapest, Hungary HARLEY GAMMILL Duncan YVONNE GANDY Lawton RALPH GASKIN Lawton REGINALD GASTON Lawton RONNIE GARNETT Lawton ALEXANDRA GATEHOUSE Lawton GIGI GATTIS Fort Sill NANCY GEORGE Lawton JANE ANN GENTRY Lawton VAN GIFFERT Norman LuWAYNE GILLEY Lawton WALT GILLISPIE Lawton CHERYL GLASS Lawton LEN GLASS Kingfisher DAVID GLENN Temple JAN GOERTZEN Norman WILLIAM GOFORTH Lawton MARION GORDON Erick WAYNE GORMAN Chinle, Ariz. LARRY GOSS Lawton LARRY GRAHAM Lawton STEVE GRANT Oklahoma City LYNNE GRAVES Waurika CAROLYN GRIMES Wynnewood SANDRA GUNN Lawton DAN GREGORY Marianna, Ark. RUSSELL GUNTON Fort Sill CURTIS HAIRE Lawton CAROL HALL Hollis MAXINE HALL Frederick THOMAS HALL Fort Sill iMm ft SUE HAMBURGER Lawton LARRY HAMILTON Snyder LEROY HAMILTON Lawton SETH HAMLIN Cement GARY HANCOCK Lawton JAMIE HANES Lawton TOMMY HAMM Lawton KJAEREN HANKINS Lawton GENE HANNER Purcell CHRIS HANSEN Lawton PHERON HARBOUR Duncan GERALD HARDEN Dill City 79 RODGER HARRIS Marlow JERRY HARRISON Duncan STEVE HARRISON Hobart BETTY HARVEY Anadarko JOHN HASKINS Gotebo LINDA HASTINGS Lawton HOWARD HAWKINS Walters JOHNNY HAWKS Anadarko LARRY HAWTHORNE Cache THOMAS HAWTHORNE Cache LARRY HAYNES Claremore WAUNITA HAYNES Lawton IRENE HARMON Cache MICHAEL HARMON Lawton LORAN HARPER Lawton TERRIESSA HARREL Elgin JOHN ROY HARRIS Comanche RICKY HARRIS Elgin MIKEL HEAD Hobart WARREN HEARD Lawton RONNIE HEATH Lawton CHARLOTTE HEDGECOCK Lawton TERRY HENDRICKS Cyril EDWARD HENEGAR Wynnewood MIKE HENNESSEE Lawton JAMES ANDREW HERNDON Ardmore GORDON HEYING Lawton JACK HICKS Oklahoma City WANDA HICKS Terral ROBERT HIGHFILL Lawton ADETTE HILL Lawton DAVID HILL Coffeyville, Kan. BETH HOBBS Comanche BILLY HOGAN Frederick BEN HOLLANDER Cache PATRICIA HOOSER Walters 81 TOM HOPMAN Hammond, Ind. JIMMY HORSE Carnegie HOWARD HOVIS Lawton BILLY HOWELL Lawton STEPHEN HUBBARD Tipton GERALD HUCKLEBERRY Cement GAYLAN HUNT Duncan LEO HUNTER Lawton HAYDEN IRELAND Lawton FRANCES JACKS Lawton RANDY JACKSON Roosevelt RALPH JACKSON Lawton RONALD JARVIS Lawton PATRICIA JENKINS Lawton THELMA JENKINS Apache JERRY JOERN Lawton TOMMY JOHNSON Ryan MARION JONES Lawton 82 ROBERT JONES Lawton SHIRLEY JONES Lawton LARRY JORDAN Claremore WILLIAM JOYCE Fort Sill GEORGE KATSONES Fort Sill VIRGINIA KAULAY Hammon FRANK KEEL Lawton WILLIAM KELDER Lawton BARBARA KELLEY Lawton PHILLIP KENAGA Ardmore DON KENNEDY Lawton MARY KENNEDY Lawton GROVER KENT Lawton PATRICIA KERN Cache TIM KEY Lawton KATHLEEN KIMBRELL Lawton HARREL KING Lawton KAROL KING Lawton 83 WILLIAM KING Lawton LARRY KISSICK Lawton JERRY KITTERMAN Lawton ROBERT KNOWLES Lawton JUANITA KOWENA Indiahoma STEVE LAKE Duncan 84 DAVID LAMBERT Fort Sill BILL LANCASTER Comanche GRAHAM LANDES Anadarko VICKIE LANGFORD Lawton BARBARA LANINGHAM Lawton TERRY LANMAN Lawton TOM LANSDEN Lawton JOHN LANTOW Rockford, III. ERIC LARKER Lawton MIKE LAUFER Hobart KEITH LAVENDER Lawton FRANK LAWRENCE Lawton f MIKE LAWSON Ft. Thomas, Ky. RONNIE LEDFORD Lawton BERNADINE LEE Lawton MAX LEE Gotebo JAMES LEVINGSTON Lawton KEN LEWIS Muttlandak, Pa. LINDA LEWIS Lawton TOMMY LEWIS Alma CHARLES LIMBERG Lawton DONALD LINDERKAMP Walters BILLY LITTLE Altus MIKE LIVELY Lawton PAT LOGGINS Lawton JOHN LONG Lawton BOB LOONEY Lawton BARBARA LUKE Walters BETTY LUKE Walters SANDRA LUNSFORD Lawton 85 LYNN LUX Lawton BILL LYNN Lawton ROBERT LYDE Hobart PAT McBRIDE Lawton FRANCONE McCLUNG Cache BARRY McCALL Lawton 86 EUGENE McCOY Duncan TERRY McCOY Walters WILLIAM McCOY Walters SUSAN McCREIGHT Ardmore BARBARA McDONALD Lawton Herman McDonnell Lawton B. J. McGEE Lawton roger McKinney Lawton pete McLaughlin Lawton FLOYD MACE Mountain View MALCOLM MacWILLIAMS Grandfield JANIS MACKEY Lawton ;r? ' • $ _ JOHN MADDEN Midwest City LARRY MALCOM Duncan SHARON MALING Lawton MIKE MANLEY Carnegie GARY MANNERING Frederick JERRY MARCUM Anadarko GARY MARSHALL Lawton BARBARA MARTIN Lawton DEAN MARTIN Geronimo MAX MARTIN Lawton EDDIE MARTINEZ Lawton EDNA MARTINEZ Lawton SUE MASON Lawton RODNEY MASTIN Lawton LEON MATLOCK Anadarko THURMAN MATTHEWS Baldwin Park, Calif. MELVIN MAXTED Walters ARNOLD MAY Rush Springs LARRY MAY Wynnewood JEFF MAYS Lawton RANDY MAYS Lawton RONALD MEANS Lawton BILLY MEEK Rush Springs WESLEY MAHANNAH Lawton GARY MELTON Lawton ROBERT MELZER Lawton KENNY MEYER Walters MELONIE MERRITT Lawton LEONARD MICK Lawton GERALDINE MIDDLETON Medicine Park ANDREA MILLER Lawton BILLY MILLER Lawton DAVID MILLER Lawton ROBERT MILLER Fort Sill JAMIE MILLIREN Lawton ROBERT MINCEY Lawton MIKE MONATOBOY Lawton JANE MONTGOMERY Lawton MELVIN MOODY Walters BARBARA FAYE Lawton GARY MOORE Duncan JOE MOORE Duncan NAOMI MOORE Lawton SHARON MOORE Lawton MARILYN MOREAU Lawton SANDY MORGAN Lawton BILL MORRIS Lawton LYNN MORRIS Lawton ROY MORRIS Cordell DON MOSELEY Cyril BILLY MOSS Lawton PHYLLIS MOSS Lawton BYRON MURRAY Lawton MIKE MUST A IN Lawton 89 JANICE MY ATT Lawton DON MYERS Lawton KENNETH MYERS Sentinel LOLA NAHQUADDY Walters PAM NEALE Fort Sill LARRY NEW Lawton MARY MARGARET NEWCOMBE Lawton MARILYN NEWMAN Duncan JOHN NICHOLS Comanche JANA KAY NORTON Duncan LARRY ODOM Lawton JOHN OGILBEE Lawton ROBERT O’KELLEY Lawton PATRICIA OSWALT Lawton JOHN OVERSTREET Ryan GARY OWEN Burkburnett, Tex. PAM OWEN Lawton ROGER OWEN Marlow 90 JIM PAHDOCO Lawton ALBERT PALANGE Lawton CHARLES PANKEY Lawton LESLIE PARKS Gotebo LYNNE PARMENTER Lawton JAN PARR Fort Sill PAT PARR Hobart GENE PATTERSON Lawton GEORGE PATTISON Vernon, Tex. DIANE PATTON Chattanooga DONNA PAUL Lawton JOHNNY PENDLEY Duncan ELDON PENLAND Lawton JIMMY PENNINGTON Duncan JIMMY PERCIVAL Lawton LOUIS PEREZ San Antonio, Tex. ALAN PERKINS Lawton CHARLENE PERMANSY Walters 91 BARBARA PERRY Lawton CAROL PETERS Fort Sill PHILIP PHILLIPS Lawton GEORGE PHILLIPS Geronimo JUDITH PHILLIPS Lawton CHARLIE PIERCE Cement DONALD PIERCE Chattanooga DAWAN PINKSTON Minco PENNY PLUMLEY Lawton ALBERT POHOSSUCUT Lawton HEIDE POINTER Lawton LESLIE POLLEY Duncan BARBARA POWELL Lawton JAMES PORTER Lawton 92 JERRY PORTER Lawton PAUL PORTER Lawton ERNESTO PORSTILLO Telpaneca, Nicaragua JAMES POTEET Duncan ' JEANNE PRATER Oklahoma City JAMES PRICKRIL Lawton JERRY PRIEST Lawton SHARON PRUETT Randlett SHARON PURSLEY Lawton WILLIAM QUOETONE Cache RICHARD RADKE Lawton HAROLD RATHER Comanche PAT RAULSTON Fort Sill CONNIE RAYMOND Lawton JUDY REDMOND Duncan DONALD REED Lawton DAVID REEVES Oklahoma City CHUCK REESE Lawton ERLINDA REYES Lawton MARIA REYNOLDS Lawton ROBERT RHODES Lawton MARK RICHARDSON Lawton 93 4HM RON RICHARDSON Tulsa DAVID RICHEY Duncan TERRY RIDDLE Lawton TOMMY RIDDLE Lawton RANDY RIGBY Lawton LYNN RIGGINS Lawton TOM RILEY Marietta DON RIMER Lawton CECIL ROACH Cache JOHN ROBERTS Lawton CAROL ROBERTSON Walters GLENDA ROBERTSON Walters CHARLENE ROBINSON Lawton MARY ROBINSON Lawton LARRIE ROSE Geronimo DAVID RONK Lawton DANNY ROPER Lawton 94 PHYLLIS RASCO Lawton MICHAEL RUIZ Lawton RONNIE RUNNELS Cache GINI RUSH Lawton MARY RYAN Elgin DONALD SANDERS Temple LONNIE SANDERS Fletcher DENNIS SARE Lawton PAT SATTERFIELD Comanche LOIS SAUNDERS Lawton LARRY SCHLEGEL Elgin CARL SCHOW Lawton MIKE SCHROEDER Lawton JAYME SCOTT Ringling JOHN SCOTT Waurika LeROY SCOTT Binger MIKE SEARS Bartlesville SUSAN SEARS GAYELIA SEITER Fort S mith, Ark. 95 KELLY SHARP Lawton JAMES SHAY Tuttle KAYE SHEETS Roosevelt PHYLLIS SHELTON Grandfield SANDRA SHEPHARD Wayne TIMOTHY SHERWOOD Amarillo, Texas JACK SHOEMAKER DONALD SHULTZ Lawton JUNE SIMS Lawton SALLY SIMS Lawton TOMMY SIMS Lawton BRYAN SKAGGS Willow SHIRLEY SLAUGHTER Fletcher HERMAN SLAYMAKER Lawton NANCY SLOAN Duncan AARON SMITH Lawton ADRIAN SMITH Owensboro, Ky. BRENDA SMITH Lawton FRED SMITH Elgin KATHY SMITH Lawton LARRY SMITH Rocky LUANNA SMITH Elgin SUSAN SMITH Lawton VAN SMITH Lawton KATHE SOHL Lawton JERRY SORROW Lawton RONALD SPARKS Duncan YOLANDA SPEARS Lawton TOMMY SPRADLIN Vinita LINDSEY STAFFORD Lawton SHARON STANDINGWATER Hammon RUSS STANLEY Lawton SHIRLEY STANLEY Lawton SYLVIA STANLEY Lawton RALPH STAPLETON Lawton FRANK STENSTROM Lawton 97 RAY STEDMAN Lawton EDWARD STIDHAM Anadarko GEORGE STINNETT Lawton TYLER STEPHENS Lawton ROBERT STERETT Lawton THEODORE STEVENS Lawton GARY STILLSON Frederick HARRY STREALY Duncan JERRY STOVALL Lawton LARRY STOVALL Lawton RICHARD STRUBE Fort Sill JOHN SULLIVAN Lawton STEVE SWALES Lawton LARRY SWIGGART Mooreland CLIFFORD TAKAWANA Elgin RONNIE TALBERT Cement NILA TALLEY Lawton VERNA TANNER Lawton JUDY TATE Apache DONALD TATE Lawton MARCIA TAYLOR Lawton STANLEY TELLORD Duncan BILL TEMPLIN Oklahoma City MIKE TERRELL Lawton WILLIAM TERRELL Lawton ARLENE THOMAS Lawton HOUSTON THOMAS East Chicago, Ind. ALLEN THOMASON Lawton BOBBY THORNTON Lrederick CAROL THORNTON Lrederick WILMA THORNTON Laxon DE DE THORP Snyder JERRY THURMAN Marietta DAPHNE TICEAHKIE Lawton HERBERT TILLEY Apache JACKIE TILLICH Lawton LELAIN TROUT Lawton SHERRY TRUSSELL Lawton JOHN TUCK Lawton CHUCK TURNBULL Elgin CARL TURNER Hobart JANET VAN BRUNT Lawton GARY VAN TREESE Lawton CHARLES WADE Duncan CAROLYN WALL Lawton KENNETH WALKER Cement LYNN WALKER Duncan PATTI WALKER Lawton FLETCHER TILGHMAN Lawton RAY TILLMAN Lawton JOE TILTON Pauls Valley ROBERTA TOMPKINS Lawton JOE TRAMMEL Altus HAROLD TREECE Duncan ROY WALLACE Claremore GEORGE WARREN Randlett JUDY WARREN Lawton CHARLES WATKINS Lawton TAMES WEAVER Lawton WYNONA WEBB Lawton CHARLES WEEAKS Comanche LARRY WELLS Lawton RITA WHEATLY Lawton RITA WHICKER Lawton JEAN WHITESKUNK Hammon ALAN WITTEN Lawton RON WIGINGTON Lawton BETTY WILLIAMS Fletcher FRED WILLIAMS Elk City GERTRUDE WILLIAMS Lawton JUAN WILLIAMS Lawton SUSAN WILLIAMS Sterling TOM WILLIAMS Lawton AUBREY WILLINGHAM Wayne RAYE WILLIS Pauls Valley CHARLEY WILSON Lawton GAILA WILSON Lawton JOHNNY WIL SON Lawton LARRY WILSON Lawton RICK WILSON Lawton ROGER WILSON Frederick SUSAN WILSON Lawton BOBBY WINKLE Medicine Park BILL WITCRAFT Ellinwood, Kan. BOB WITT Walters HEATHER WOLVERTON Lawton PAM WOOD Lawton PAMELA E. WOOD Devol DAVID WOODS Marlow JOHN WOOD Lawton 102 RONALD WOODS Sterling DON WOOLEY Lawton GARY WORCESTER Lawton JOE WORLEY Lawton KATHY WRIGHT Chattanooga SHARON WULF Lawton JULIA YEAHQUO Carnegie YUKIO YOKOYOMA Lawton CAROL YOUNG Lawton SHERRY ZISKA Lawton JO ANN GRIFFEN Lawton EVERETTE SURRATT Tacoma, Washington ' 103 Ole Kim, Cameron’s mascot, practices his aim for the Junior Rose Bowl game. The Ole Kim’’ head was created by a member of the journalism class and worn by Jim Robbins, sophomore from Comanche. As a Cameron symbol, Ole Kim appeared at all home football games firing his antique gun after each Aggie touchdown. Keathley Rifles initiated new members during the week of October 12, Cannoneer Week. Bob Knowles, (above) one of the initiates tested his ability to roll an egg across campus with his nose. Keathley Rifle member, Dale Taulbee (right), prepares pledges for the initia¬ tion. Tuning up before their appearance in the Cameron Fieldhouse are the Four Freshmen. The group entertained a large number of Cameron students and visitors as part of a student senate program, December 3. ' 2 104 Miss Cameron College Miss Homecoming Dianne Freeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Freeman, Fletcher, is a freshman majoring in Business. She is also the Aggie Club Queen. Lynda Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Martin, Lawton, is a sophomo re majoring in Education. Wichita Yearbook Nancy Hoover, a sophomore majoring in Elementary Education, is the daugh¬ ter of Mrs. Mahala Hoover, Mountain Park. She is editor of the Wichita Yearbook. RtplSS ' • . i. i N VGA it Sip H ! ■ H S r % Sandy Elliott, a sophomore Arts and Sciences major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Townsend, Lawton. Jane Anne Gentry, a freshman majoring in Elementary Educa¬ tion, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gentry, Lawton. . Aggie ties Jenny Chamblee, a freshman majoring in Home Economics, is the daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. John J. Chamb¬ lee, Ft. Sill. Linda Cassady, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cassady, Okla¬ homa City. Lynn Lux, a freshman from Lawton, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lux. M Baptist Student Union Glenda Robertson, a freshman major¬ ing in Music, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Robertson, Wal¬ ters. I I Bobby Parkhill, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vicent Parkhill, Lawton. Pat Hooser is the daughter of Mrs. Lois Hooser of Walters. She is a freshman. 109 s Cameron Singers Sharon Edgemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Edgemon, Lawton, is a sophomore majoring in Music. Linda Hastings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hastings, Lawton, is a freshman. Pam Neale is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. R. Neale. Ft. Sill. She is a freshman. Circle K Sally Roberts, a sophomore majoring in General Education, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Roberts of Walters. Miss Roberts is also Homecom¬ ing Queen attendant. Cheryl Finley is a freshman majoring in Physical Therapy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Finley, Lawton. I I I Collegian Sherry Bennett, a freshman majoring in Journalism, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bennett, Lawton. Sherry Latham, daughter of Mrs. Jack Latham, Duncan, is a freshman major¬ ing in Journalism. I F.B.L.A. Pat Loggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Loggins, Lawton, is a freshman majoring in Business Education. Janet Brown, the daughter of Major and Mrs. E. D. Brown, Japan, is a sophomore. She is also Aggie Club Attendant. Ann Standridge is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bacon, Duncan. She is a sophomore. 113 t Football Queen Maribeth Simmons is a sophomore ma¬ joring in Physical Education. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simmons, Lawton. Julienne Abdouch, a sophomore major¬ ing in Education, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Abdouch, Burk- burnett, Texas. German Club Penny Howell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Howell, Lawton. She is a sophomore majoring in English. Mary Newcombe, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Newcombe, Law- ton. Virginia Regan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Re¬ gan, Lawton. She is a sopho¬ more. 115 Ittanaha Club Daphne Ticeahkie is a freshman ma¬ joring in Business. She is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy M. Ticeahkie, Lawton. Sue Permansu, a freshman, is the daughter of Mrs. Clara Per¬ mansu of Walters. Juanita Kowena is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Ko¬ wena, Indiahoma. She is a sophomore. Phi Theta Kappa Donna Cline, a sophomore Education major, is the daughter of Mrs. Ralph Cline, Lawton. Dianna Wren, daughter of M Sgt. and Mrs. Alvin Wren, Lawton, is a sophomore. Elona Swick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Swick of Ft. Sill. She is a sophomore. 117 Pre-Med and Science Rita Wheatly, daughter of Major and Mrs. L. S. Wheatly, Lawton, is. a fresh¬ man Music major. Joann Biondo, a freshman, is the daughter of Mrs. C. H. Howell, Lawton. Jan Goertzen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Goertzen, Norman, is a freshman. Rodeo Club Carla Kinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kinder, Frederick, is a sophomore Home Economics major. mm i Phyllis Shelton, freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton, Grandfield. De De Thorpe, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny H. Thorp, Snyder. 119 S.N.E.A. Janet Collins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Collins, Hastings. She is a sophomore majoring in Home Economics. Terriessa Harrel, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Harrel, Elgin. Cathie Chandler, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Chandler, Lawton. 120 St. Paul ' s Society Patty Donohoe, a freshman Home Eco- nomics major, is the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Patrick Donohoe, Lawton. GiGi Gattis, a freshman is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. F. D. Gattis, Ft. Sill. Kathe Sohl, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sohl, Lawton. 121 Tech Club Sharon Littlefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Littlefield, Lawton, is a sophomore majoring in Business Edu¬ cation. Nancy Thomas, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thomas, Lawton. Doris Redeker, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Redeker, Lawton. Wesley Foundation Mona Hagar, a sophomore majoring in Music, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hagar, Ryan. Marcia Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Taylor, Law- ton, is a freshman. Sue Cullar, a treshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Cullar, Waurika. Honorary Cadet Colonel Karen George, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. George, Lawton, is a sophomore majoring in business educa¬ tion. Keathley Rifles Linda Soper is a sophomore English major. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Soper, Lawton. _ B—HH ; 124 ROTC Cadet Captains Toni Crall (upper left) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Crall, Oklahoma City. She is a freshman and reigns over Company A. Paula Wynn (upper right) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wynn, Walters. A freshman, she represents Company B and is Circkle K attendant. Sandy Butcher (lower left) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Butcher, Lawton. She is a sophomore and reigns over Company C. Sandy Ferguson (lower right) is the daughter of Mrs. Suzette M. Farley, Lawton. She is a freshman and reigns over Company D. ROTC Band Vicki Foster, daughter of Mrs. Thad Foster, Lawton, is a freshman elemen¬ tary education major. She is also home¬ coming queen attendant. Cameron Players Judy Edmonson, a sophomore majoring in speech, is the daughter of Major and Mrs. Robert G. Edmonson, Lawton. Engineer’s Club Nancy Bailey is a freshman majoring in home economics. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bailey, Sterling. Eta Epsilon Beau Freddie Krasser, a sophomore majoring in agriculture education, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Krasser, Chat¬ tanooga. 127 Who’s Who 1965 Ira is a tackle on the Cameron Aggie football team. Hank is president of Circle K, a member of Student Senate, a member of Pre-Med Club, and is listed on the dean’s honor roll. He was parade marshal of homecoming. David is on the dean’s honor roll, treas¬ urer of Phi Theta Kappa, and is a member of Aggie Club and Student Senate. Nancy is editor of the Wichita” year¬ book, member of Press Club, member of Student Senate, vice-president of Wesley Foundation, yearbook queen, and is listed on the dean’s honor roll. Mona is a. member of The Cameron Singers, secretary of Wesley Foundation, Di¬ rector of Women’s Glee Club, and counselor at Cameron Hall. IRA PENNINGTON NANCY HOOVER HANK TUELL DAVID LONG MONA HAGAR 128 Who’s Who Ken is president of the Engineers club, commander of the Keathley Rifles, a Major in the ROTC and is a member of Student Senate. E. H. is president of Student Senate and a member of the Aggie Club and Phi Theta Kappa. Karen is a member of Student Senate, vice-president of St. Paul’s Society, vice-president of the Business Club, Honorary Cadet Colonel of ROTC, and is on the dean’s honor roll. Maribeth is Aggie football queen, member of Student Senate, head cheer¬ leader, and is on the dean’s honor roll. Ed is a member of German Club, Circle K; vice-president of Pre-Med Club, president of KR’s, and member of Student Senate. He is Battalion Commander of ROTC. 129 On a bright sunny day the campus queens assembled in front of the student union. They are (front row) Toni Crall, Glenda Robertson, Rita Wheatly, Sherry Bennett, Sally Jo Roberts, Pat Loggins, Paula Wynn, Mona Hagar; (second row) Penny Howell, Carla Kinder, Nancy Hoover, Sharon Edgemon, Jenny Chamblee, Janet Collins, Sandy Butcher, Patty Donahoe; (third row) Linda Soper, Vickie Foster, Karen George, Maribeth Simmons, Nancy Bailey, Dianne Freeman, Sharon Littlefield, Sandy Ferguson, and Donna Cline. Together for the first time are Cameron’s Who’s Who, seated are Karen George, Nancy Hoover, Mona Hagar, Maribeth Simmons. Standing are Ed Chappabitty, Hank Tuell, Ken Sullivan, E. H. Barman, and Ira Penning¬ ton. Not pictured is David Long. 130 J ROW ONE: Diana Wren, Nancy Hoover, Rita Wheatly, Sharon Edgemon, Carla Kinder, Melonie Merritt, Linda Cas- sady, Karen George, Mary Newcombe, Maribeth Simmons, Bob Waitman. ROW TWO: Dean Elkins, E. H. Barman, Ken Sullivan, C. L. Webb, Frank Elliott, Larry Olmstead, Bob Covington, Mike Coleman, Rick Wilson. ROW THREE: Ed Cannaday, James Frie, Jim Leinen, David Long, Chuck Reese, Hank Tuell, Jerry Porter, Tommy Appling, Ed Wilson, Ed Chappabitty. Student Senate Student Senate which meets the first and third Monday of each month is headed by E. H. Barman, president; Ed Wil¬ son, vice-president; Rita Wheatly, secretary; and Bob Wait- man, treasurer. 132 Iflfl Aggie Club ' q$$ - ROW ONE: Harvey Hagle, Duane Cripps, Edwardo Irigoyen, David Richardson, David Long, James Davis, Tommy Lewis, Ernesto Portillo, J. W. Bess. ROW TWO: Leroy Schein, Don Lindsey, Joe Cowan, James Lutonsky, Lynn Geis, Leslie Parks, Harvey Thomason, Steve Boyd, Mr. Paul Culp. ROW THREE: Joe Benton, Earl Shepard, Jay Woodward. ROW FOUR: Dewayne Pinkston, Ronald Parish, E. H. Barman, Gary Stillson, Franklin Bailey, Robert Cowherd, Don Hertzog, Leon Matlock, Jimmie Thomas, Harold Zeller. ROW FIVE: Mr. Glenn Thomas, Frank Elliott, Larry Olmstead, Douglas Duke, Max Lee, Ronald Justice, Bob Waitman, Jackie Wright. | I Rodeo Club ROW ONE: Glenn Thomas, Sponsor; Larry Olmstead, president; Mary Ryan, Frank Elliott. ROW TWO: Earl Shepard, Tommy Lewis, James Davis, Edwardo Irigoyen, J. W. Bess. ROW THREE: Joe Benton, Gary Stillson, Max Lee, Jackie Wright, Tommy Kennedy. 133 German Club ROW ONE: Mary Newcombe, Mr. Grady Walker, Sponsor; Penny Howell, Mutti Smith. ROW TWO: Carolyn Saenz, Shirley Winn, Elona Swick. ROW THREE: Norman Hirch- man, John Farrar, Ed Stidham, Jim Hicks. ROW FOUR: Don Miller, Mike Howell, Ed Chap- pabitty, Tom Parrish, Richard Weber, William Oehler. German Club officers are (Front Row) Nancy Francoeur, secretary; Mary Margaret Newcombe, president; and Eddie Oelschlaegar, reporter. (Back Row) Norman Hirschman, vice president; and Grady Walker, sponsor. 134 Student National Education Associatior ROW ONE: Jeanne Prater, Janet Collins, Shirley Slaughter, Linda Soper, Betty Williams, Pat Oswalt, Sandra Burks. ROW TWO: Marilyn Newman, Louretha Salmon, Nila Tolly, Teriessa Harrel, Mary Dentid, Ed Cannady, Paul Smith. ROW THREE: Marion L. Jones, Orville Fesler, Roger Harris, Jimmy Josey, Chuck Lurnbull. Aggiettes ROW ONE: Geraldine Middleton, Terresa Harrell, Diana Fisher, Dianna Wren, Lynda Martin, Rita Wheatly, Lynn Lux, Billie Taylor, Linda Cassaday. ROW TWO: Sue Hamburger, Mary Ryan, Francene McClung, Glenda Robertson, JoAnn Griffin, Shirley McCowan, Sandra Burks, Elsie Gardner, Martha Miller. ROW THREE: Sharon Wolfe, Pat Hoosier, Charlette Hedgecock, Susan Sears, Susan Williams, Mary Ann Wulf, Wanda Fleming, Vicki Page, Charleen Robinson, Jan Goertzen, Jenny Chamblee, Lanor Davis, Mary Robinson, Melonie Merritt, Jo Ann Biando, Chris Hansen, Susan Smith. Eta Epsilon ROW ONE: Sue Hamburger, Patti Dona- hae, Anne Cunningham, Bennie Lee Wil¬ lis. ROW TWO: Kathy Chandler, Mary Fallon, Sandy Burnam, Janet Collins, Wilma Thornton. ROW THREE: Mary Louise Wolverton, sponsor; Lydia Cass, Carla Kinder, Jeanette Kelley, Sue Cul- lar, Carolyn Grimes, Jenny Chamblee. % - uB IB L K Ml i jB !-� • iM jL a W A m § n[ h m ■ r mflK £ 1 i m A L M � i mbk ' m Circle K ROW ONE: Glendon Warren, Chuck Panky, Ronnie Heath, Janis Mackey, Sally Roberts, Linda Hastings, Mike Pruitt, Hank Tuell. ROW TWO: Gary Adams, Reg Gastins, John Farrar, Gary Underwood, Pete Castelow, Jim Matthews, Rick Holt, Edwin Morgan, L. D. Pickens, Gene Castlebury, Paul Soper, Gary Cooke, Ed Chappabitty. 136 Church of Christ Bible Chair ROW ONE: Gerald Hardin, Gary Worcester, Carla Kinder, Ronald Parrish, Larry Smith. ROW TWO: Phyllis Shelton, Marilyn Newman, Bennie Lee Willis, Sandy Burnam; a visitor; Beverly Kern; a visitor; Rodney Corlee. ROW THREE: Irene Hannon, Gene Hann er, Freddie Krasser, Joe Moore, James Frie, Bill Templin, Keith Huckabay, Don Pierce, Eugene Byrd, director. ROW FOUR: James Carley, Roney Talbert, Larry Olmstead, Lindsey Stafford, Charles Turner. Bro. Eugene Byrd, Bible Chair director, (far right) plans and discusses with James Frie and Carla Kinder about the daily devotionals. The devotionals includes the showing of films to inviting well-known speakers to address the group. They usually last from 20 to 30 minutes daily. The Bible Chair sponsors many activities including a pizza supper, picnic in the mountains, an open- house party, a Valentine party (shown at left), and many others. 137 V Engineers Club ROW ONE: Ken Sullivan, Allen Pennington, Mike Ruiz, James King. ROW TWO: N. L. Tins¬ ley, Sponsor; Mike Landus, Dennis Cowley. P re-Med and Science Club ROW ONE: Jan Goertzen, Dorothy Tobias sponsor; Don McKay, Terry Hendricks. ROW TWO: James Carley, Mike Hennessee, Dave Ronk, Ed Chappibitty. ROW THREE: Rick Wilson, Rollie Duggan, Eddie Cordes, Hank Tuell. ROW FOUR: Richard Cross, Bobby Stewart, William Terrell. 138 Cheering the Aggies on to victory are the cheerleaders from 1. to r. Sherry Trussell, Toni Crall, Roberts, and Sandy Ferguson. Below, the girls form special positions used in cheerleading. Julienne Abdouch, Maribeth Simmons, Sally I Cheerleaders 139 Gene Brooks, Chairman of Music Department and director of Choral organizations. WOMEN’S ENSEMBLE: Barbara Luke, Patricia Hooser, Majorie Brukner, Dianne Freeman, Sandra Gunn, Betty Luke, Mona Hager, Rita Wheatley, Glenda Robertson. BOY’S QUARTET: Ted Stevens, Joe Tilton, Terry Wood¬ cock, Bob Richerson. GIRL’S GLEE CLUB: Gene Brooks, Diana Fisher, Wanda Fleming, Mona Hagar, Margie Brukner, Dianne Freeman, Linda Hastings, Brenda Smith, Sharon Edgemon, Pat Hooser, Rita Wheatly, Patti Walker, Glenda Robertson, Mary Kelley, Elsie Gardner. SECOND ROW: Mary Ryan, Pam Neale, Jeannettia Clevenger, Sally Roberts, Marie Anderson, Lelaine Trart, Barbara Luke, Lynne Graves, Betty Luke, Janis Mackey, Terry Lanman, Teresa Harrell, Susan Williams, Edna Martinez. THIRD ROW: Paulette Bunch, Sandy Gunn, Marilyn Newman, Susan Seats, Helen Cunningham, Melonie Merritt, Charlotte Hedgecock, Dorothy Crawford, Pat Holden, Shriley Hudgins, Lynda Martin, Marilyn Moreau, Esther Loyd, Geraldine Middleton. 140 CAMERON SINGERS: FIRST ROW: Gene Brooks, Mary Ryan, Diana Fisher, Pam Neale, Jeannettia Clevenger, Sally Roberts, Marie Ander¬ son, Lelaine Trout, Mona Hagar, Barbara Luke, Lynne Graves, Sharon Edgemon, Betty Luke, Pat Hoosier, Edna Martinez, Tresa Harrell, Rita Wheatly, Susan Williams, Pattie Walker, Glenda Robertson, Mary Kelley, Elsie Gardner. SECOND ROW: Paulette Bunch, Wanda Flem¬ ing, Sandy Gunn, Marilyn Newman, Susan Sears, Helen Cunningham, Melonie Merritt, Charlotte Hedgecock, Margie Brukner, Diane Freeman, Brenda Smith, Dorothy Crawford, Pat Holden, Linda Hastings, Terry Lanman, Janis Mackey, Shirley Hudgins, Lynda Martin, Marilyn Moreau, Ester Loyd, Geraldine Middleton. THIRD ROW: Sammy Starnes, Larry Graham, Ronnie Hood, Dave Hill, Gene Willis, Allen Thomason, George Davis, Gary Worcester, L. D. Pickens, Joe Davis, David Reeves, Larry Hawthorne, John Overstreet, Donny Myers, Bob Richerson, Ted Stevens. FOURTH ROW: James Frie, Richard Torralba, Edwin Morgan, Mikel Head, Glenn Dunagan, O. J. Thomas, Herman Slaymaker, Terry Woodcock, Ferenc Gall, John Roberts, Mike Manly, Adrian Smith, Terry Johnson, Leroy Treisa, Claiborn Ellis, Joe Tilton, Joe Moore. Music Department BOYS’ GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: G. Brooks, J. Frie, D. Hill, G. Willis, M. Head, T. Woodcock, J. Roberts, A. Smith, L. Hawthorne, T. Stevens. SECOND ROW: L. Graham, R. Hood, A. Thomas, G. Davis, G. Worcester, L. D. Pickens, J. Davis, D. Reeves, J. Tilton, D. Myers. THIRD ROW: S. Starnes, R. Torralba, O. J. Thomas, E. Morgan, G. Dunagan, H. Slaymaker, F. Gall, M. Manley, T. Johnson, L. Treisa, C. Ellis, B. Richardson. 141 ROW ONE: Robert Meyer, Darrel Williams, Jamie Hanes, Robert Barnhart, Ricky Harris, Eugene Ballard, Leonard Mick, Herman Travers, Eriache Leonardo, Yukio Yokoyam. ROW TWO: James Shay, Jack Williams, Tommy FaGalde, Ronnie Reynolds, Donald Linderkamp, Clay Calla¬ way. ROW THREE: Arnold Harpar, Gary Boatright, Jarrel Thacker, Dennis Sare, Stanley Tilford, Cecil Dugger, Lynn Jeffery. Ittanaha Club ROW ONE: Jean Whiteskunk, Sue Permamsu, Juanita Kowena, Penny Plumley, Augustine Mawatt, Pamela Tieyah, Elaine Noyebad. ROW TWO: Virginia Kauley, Oliver Blackstar, Clif¬ ford, Takawana, Dennis Hunter, Gus Palmer, Julia Yeahquo. ROW THREE: Ronald Plumley, Wallace Coffey, Donald Bread, Walter Kaulaity, W. J. Becker, Sponsor. 142 Baptist Student Union ROW ONE: Freddie Krasser, Albert Rafat, Lynn Geis, L. D. Pickens, David Hill, J. C. Banks. ROW TWO: Joy Heitman, Janice Ginter, Yvonne Gandy, Jeanne Desautel, Linda Hastings, Char¬ lotte Hedgecock, Edna Martinez, Sandy Gunn, Dixie Ritter. ROW THREE: Melonnie Merritt, Claren Bott, Betty Williams, Pat Hoosier, Mary Jane Gothard, Frances Jacks, Eddie Martinez, Nancy Seoan. ROW FOUR: Don Keast, Betty Raulston, Mona Hager, Shirley Slaughter, John Roberts, Ron Moody. ROW FIVE: Mike Lansden, Orville Fesler, Rollie Duggan, Duane Cripps, Bob Witt, Jim Leinen, Bob Richardson. St. Paul’s Society ROW ONE: Mary Ryan, Mary Dentici, Patty Donahoe, Karen George, Kathy Sohl. ROW TWO: Carolyn Saenz, Marilyn Moreau, Gigi Gattis, Charlette Cooper, Erlinda Reyes, Jane Montegomery. ROW THREE: Marianne Wulf, John Sulli¬ van, Maty Fallon, Cathie Chandler, Tyler Stephens, Dick Strube, Elona Swick. 143 ROW ONE: Tommy Hawthorne, Douglas Duke, Bob Looney, Robert Fannon, Bob Chambers, Jerry Porter. ROW TWO: Marie Anderson, Sue Cullar, Wyonona Webb, Jenny Chamblee, Mona Hagar, Doris Redeker, Marcia Taylor. ROW THREE: Lynn Jeffery, Steve Swales, C. L. Webb, Bob Cordell, Roger Harris, John Farrar, Harvey Thomason, Larry Hawthorne, Chaplain Armstrong, Nancy Hoover, Bro. Marvin Nelson, Sponsor. Wesley Foundation Future Business Leaders of America SEATED: Kathleen Kimbrell, Darlene Justice, Ann Standridge, Janet Brown, Linda Cassaday, Karen George, Pat Loggins, Gayila Wilson, Blanche Beavers, Sponsor. STANDING: Mike Tipton, Roger Wilson, Neuben Barton, Roger Harris, Lana King, Vicki Page, John Armstrong, Janet Parr, Sherry Ziska, Mary Dentici, Larry Vantine, Gene Willis, Harrel King. 144 A Phi Theta Kappa w fM - j P m — M R fLjm 1 ■g. m K • - j iV Ap SEATED: Anne Cunningham, Pam Neale, Lea Nawrocki, Penny Howell, Dianne Wren. STANDING: Grady Walker, sponsor; Joy Heitman, Jim Hicks, Elona Swick, E. H. Barman, Vicke Page, Robert Cow¬ herd, David Tong, Evelyn Thur, sponsor. NEW MEMBERS: (ROW ONE) Patty Donohoe, Barbara Blake, Janice Parr, Mary Newcombe, Linda Lewis, Gigi Gattis. (ROW TWO) Pat Loggins, Lynn Graves, Becky Baker, Luanna Sherill, Mary Robinson, Carleen Robinson, Mary Ryan, Lana King, Kaye Sheets, Wilma Thornton. (ROW THREE) Larry Goss, Rick Wil¬ son, Wanda Hicks, Heide Pointer, Marie Crawford, Donna Cline, Pat Jenkins, Carol Saenz, Carolyn Pittman, Pat Kern, Gafl Phillips. (ROW FOUR) Gary Mannering, James Carley, Hank Tuell, Ed Cannaday, Gary Marshall, Bob Wiseman, Mikel Head, Gene Willis, James Prickril. 145 FIRST SEMESTER: (ROW ONE) Jeanne Desautel, Sherry Latham, Helen Zumwalt, Suzy Loudenslager, Nancy Hoover, Jane Ann Gentry, Sherry Bennett, Sally Roberts, Linda Cassaday, Kathe Sohl, Nancy Francoeur, Sandy Butcher, Sandy Elliott, Virginia Regan, Dianne Wren, Deanne Tucker. (ROW TWO) Blake Wade, Robert Williams, Ed Adams, Ed Fickes, Bill Keith, Roger Goss. (ROW THREE) Keith Huckabay, Ronald Plumley, Ronald Valdez, Duane Husband, Jim Robbins, Joe Davis, Jim Hicks, Paul Weber, Eddie Oelschlager, Ron Frost, Jim Bagby, Dale Dodson, William Oehler. 1965 FIRST SEMESTER JOURNALISM STAFF: (from left) Jerry Evers, photographer; Jane Ann Gentry, business manager; Nancy Hoover, yearbook editor; Keith Huckabay, Collegian editor. 146 SECOND SEMESTER JOURNALISM CLASS: Seated: Nancy Hoover, Jim Bagby, Don Luke, Roger Goss. Second Row: Sherry Latham, Sherry Bennett, Jeanne Desautel, Linda Cassady, Sally Roberts, Kathe Sohl. Third Row: Jane Anne Gentry, Karol King, Ron Frost, Sharon Wulf, Joy Heitman, James Jeffcoat. Fourth Row: Lynn Walker, Lynn Geis, David Richardson, Eddie Oelschlaeger, Jay Woodward, Lindsey Stafford, Terry Kitchens, Paul Wever, Larry May, Jerry Porter, Freddie Krasser, Bill Brown, Jim Robbins, Danny Mathis. « Journalism Staff i Vickie Foster, Nancy Hoover, and Duane Husband are preparing News Releases to be sent to the surrounding town newspapers. 147 i ROW ONE: Jim McCracken. ROW TWO: John Abney, Margaret Downey, Sharon Milwood, Jimmy Critz. ROW THREE: Bob Waitman, John Miller, John Armstrong, Don Miller, Tommy Davis. Cameron Players Members of the Cameron Players rehearse scenes from their annual play production. They are: (from left) John Abney, Margaret Downey, Don Miller, Jim McCracken, Tommy Davis, and Bob Waitman. Discussing scenes at play rehearsal are (from left) John Miller, Sharon Milwood, Tommy Davis, Bob Waitman, and Jim McCracken. 148 I STAFF: Lt. Col Flensley, Maj. Watson, Maj. Tyson, Capt. Humphries, Sgt. Dudley, Sgt. Kerce, Sgt. Dowling and Sgt. Cox. ROTC Department ROTC Band ROW ONE: L. Wells, V. Turner, M. Gamble, C. Casteel ROW TWO: R. Richerson, N. Cash, T. Woodcock, M. Maxted, J. Armstrong, J. Tilton, D. Hill. ROW THREE AND FOUR: T. Willingham, J. Blomgrem, M. Head, T. Shay, G. Hanner, V. Wales, J. Scott, R. Hood, E. Mor¬ gan, J. Roberts, W. Simpson, L. Walker, W. Cooksey, J. King, J. Weaver. i 7 • i 9 Rifle Team 150 ROW 1: T. Lansden, J. Carley, W. McCoy ROW 2: F. Stenstrom, R. Duggar, C. Bennett, J. King FIRST BATTALION STAFF: Wes Ha mm , Rick Holt, Bernard Lee, Mike Howell, Jimmy Bread. ROTC Battalion Staffs SECON D BATTALION STAFF: Edwin Chappabitty, Leonard Ventimiglia, Ed Oelschlager, Gene French, Clyde Ben¬ nett. 151 A COMPANY STAFF: C. Cheney, C. Rich¬ ardson, J. Prickril, L, Peraz D COMPANY STAFF: D. Long, R. Shalvey, R. Torralba, R. Justice E COMPANY STAFF: J. Kuhlman, G. Underwood, B. Rogers, S. Allen ■ m i E COMPANY STAFF: D. Taulbee, T. Pol¬ ing, R. Miller, D. Williams a i Company “A” FIRST PLATOON: Row One: J. Abercrombie, L. Allred, A. Perkins, S. Telford, J. Tuck, L. Gooch, C. Haire, T. Holmes. Row Two: H. Tuell, R. J. Jackson, W. Abbey, B. Murray, J. Banks, R. Fricke, G. Doussett, R. Corlee, K. McClanahan. Row Three: M. Morgan, B. Savage, J. Vas, J. Goodman, A. Phillips, R. Mc- Caskell, D. Williams, R. N. Burk, J. Pruitt. SECOND PLATOON: Row One: R. Chism, J. Garcia, O. Stanley, I. Livingston, R. E. Wilson, B. Templin, G. Hancock. Row Two: L. D. Pickens, L. Long, J. Thurman, W. E. Coffey, M.D. Ruiz, D. Hunter, W. R. King, D. Parker, T. Davidson. Row Three: H. Carter, M. Kent, C. Schow, L. Jordan, D. Arrowood, L. Walker, G. D. Mannering. f: A 1. rJ ' J1 LI ) i L Bp THIRD PLATOON: Row One: K. Sprouse, J. Cowan, S. Taylor, M. Lawson, G. Moore, J. Pendley, C. Clark. Row Two: T. Riddle, S. Harrison, D. Chapman, T. Sims, C. Blewett, R. Tehauno. Row Three: M. Gatlin, R. Schein, Overstreet, C. Ellis, J. Murray, B. Foster. Company “B” FIRST PLATOON: Row one: M. Coleman, F. Parrish, D. Kohlenberger, L. Hunter, F. Bar¬ ber, R. Wigington, R. Garrett, C. L. Hamilton, H. McDonnell. Row two: R. Cross, J. Corrales, J. Eppler, T. L. Riddle, M. Phillips, R. Taggart, R. Runnels. Row three: R. Wilson, L. Godwin, R. Thomas, D. Miller, J. Carley, V. Belcher, B. Skaggs. i SECOND PLATOON: Row one: B. Hall, G. Scott, F. Moore, J. Daubenspeck, R. Stedman. Row two: G. Wooten, H. Sharp, W. Joyce, H. Hovis, J. Williams, D. Myers. Row three: E. Wilson, G. Adams, C. Watkins, W. Quoetone, J. Cornelius. THIRD PLATOON: Row one: J. Stephens, D. Greb, R. Cougar, C. Turnbull, J. Stuckey, G. Penland, R. Codopony. Row two: A. Cable, M. Negroni, R. Heath, J. Southern, E. Chibitty, M. Tipton, J. Pohocsucut, W. Buck. Row three: J. Attocknie, L. Goss, B. Witt, G. Owen, M. Andres, M. Richardson, S. Bowman. ! jt I i i SECOND PLATOON: Row one: R. Frost, B. Goeringer, G. Phillips, J. C. Scott, R. Wallace, G. Way, L. Wilson. Row two: J. Lloyd, E. Choney, L. Josefy, T. Kitchens, R. Clark, S. Boyd, E. Treisa. Row three: J. Evers, D. Alli¬ son, D. Newby, C. Howard, L. Mills, D. Woods, R. Gaston. Company FIRST PLATOON: Row one: M. Sloniker, G. Edwards, G. Hooper, K. Aud, E. Barnett, S. Rea- gen, G. Harden, J. Carpenter. Row two: R. Ledford, A. Smith, R. Owens, T. Eckland, W. Terrell, B. J. McGee, E. Luker , E. Martinez. Row three: J. Hollander, T. Curd, J. Hammon, C. Fletcher, G. Reveter, S. Albury, J. Turner. THIRD PLATOON: Row one: J. Connelly, H. Thomason, T. Riley, P. Costilow, J. Harcus, E. Hughes, J. D. Murry. Row two: M. Searcy, D. Richardson, E. Shephard, C. Takawana, T. Lewis, F. Edgar, W. Kilder, R. Radke. Row three: J. F. Bailey, H. Ireland, F. Baker, E. Henegar, L. Hamilton, S. Swales, C. Zittercob. Company “D” FIRST PLATOON: Row one: T. Campbell, C. Langston, Billingsley, H. Bauch, C. Otipoby, W. Mincey, P. McLaughlin Row two: M. Pruitt, M. Crawford, C. Daniel, N. Cox, J. Harmon, T. Key, J. Perrival Row three: F. El¬ liott, R. Talbert, B. Lancaster, H. Slaymaker, M. EnKo SECOND PLATOON: Row one: R. Jackson, R. Griswold, J. Bess, R. Cross, T. Fremin, J. Fos¬ ter Row two: McWhepter, C. Blythe, G. Car¬ ter, M. Green Row three: W. Harper, J. Pahdola, M. Bridges, W. Morris, J. Parsley THIRD PLATOON: Row one: T. Sonnenburg, M. Bane, B. McCall, T. Williams, K. Allen, M. Tubbs Row two: R. Neely, N. Stevens, H. Thomas, J. Porter, G. Palmer, W. Lynn Row three: M. Terrell, F. Tilghman, D. Kennedy, J. Kirkpatrick, T. Davis J Company ttF77 FIRST PLATOON: Row one: W. Oehler, J. Long, L. Laudes, R. Willis, L. Vance, J. Praprotenik, C. J. Davis, D. Reed Row two: F. Kxasser, M. Smiddy, J. Parker, T. Johnson, B. Taliaferro, G. Peddycorrt, F. Smith Row three: D. Beavers, R. Watts, R. Hamm, M. Bil- len, D. Ronk, J. Mercadonte, C. Doffmer THIRD PLATOON: Row one: R. Hood, L. Jeter, R. Rigby, J. Morton, M. McMillion, E. Surratt, R. Edwards Row two: H. Potts, J. Mays, L. Harper, J. Gatto, M. Perkins Row three: J. Farrar, R. Knowles, L. Stovall, L. Tovall, G. Dlandes, L. Darden, R. Baughman SECOND PLATOON: Row one: L. Glass, L. Vantine, G. Warren, D. Tate, C. Rach, D. Shultz, O. Fesler Row two: R. Duggan, G. Messick, T. Fisher; G. Worcester, J. Brown, W. Howell, J. Ogilbee, E. Robinson Row three: G. Guffey, E. Cook, D. Gregory, K. Lavender, M. Ball, V. Cox Company it jj FIRST PLATOON: Row One: D. Fitzgerald, R. McLaughlin, J. Hicks, R. O’Kelly, L. Kis- sick, J. Sullivan, B. Chambers. Row Two: C. Limburg, C. Privett, L. Tedder, M. Beavers, F. Stenstrom, H. Moseley, J. Hughes. Row Three: D. Wooley, L. Smith, M. Brown, S. Green, H. Jordon. SECOND PLATOON: Row One: H. Trairess, J. Citz, D. Coffee, R. B. Waren, M. Lively, M. Monatoby. Row Two: C. L. Webb, C. Long R. Strube, B. Arnold, M. Donahue, H. King, R. Harris. Row Three: N. Hirschman, R. Looney, J. B. Garcia, J. Trammel, D. Collier, W. Elkins, J. Cizek. THIRD PLATOON: Row One: M. Frazier, N. Barton, R. Means, T. Spradlin, R. Mays, D. ! Tannery, J. Whaley. Row Two: E. Cordes, R. Harris, C. Roberts, J. Glenn, M. Lauffer, R. Ballard, C. Panky, D. Blackstar. Row Three: D. Miller, J. Horse, B. Meek, G. Cook, W. McCoy, J. Marcum. R. Gunton. I Keathley Rifles is % i M ' M ' — i f .s flags Ed Chappabitty, Capt. Tyson, Linda Soper, John Mahan Since their formation the Keathley Rifles have won numerous honors and praise throughout the state and nation. Keeping with this tradition the 1964-65 edition of this crack drill team has carried the banner to the sunny shores of California. The Jun¬ ior Rose Bowl crew expanded their fame by performing in the Junior College edition of the Rose Parade and during the half time of the Junior Rose Bowl. This performance featured the entire group with a special fea¬ ture by Bernard Lee and Ken Sullivan. This was an exciting experience for the KR’s but it is only one among many performances that they present throughout the duration of the year. The acclaims of this group will be writ¬ ten in the annals of Cameron College for which they so ably represented. M. Miller, H. Travers, D. Wooley 160 Keathley Rifles J. Kuhlman, C. Webb, J. Bread, T. Sonnenburg D. Rimer, J. Garcia, L. Ven¬ timiglia, R. McKay, J. Lloyd B. Little, P. Porter, N. Hirschman, M. Crawford, M. Terrell i Keathley Rifles R. Holt, M. Howell, B. Lee, J. Tuck, P. Mc¬ Laughlin B. McGee, D. Taulbee, E. Fickes, J. Bread, M. Crowford {£ ■ |- 4 | j % v - f f J • J j; n - ' V- wH L «3i By M - ' rSn ,Ak ' J ’ - ’ Bo ■ 1 1 R ■-jfe 11 I 1 j • . J |- m • ■ i i i K l -• . . ■ j [f . J r i lly - i J. i re. 1. 163 . football Ira Pennington Left End Bill Keith Left Tackle Larry Haynes Left Guard Jim Lewallen Center Fred Cheek Halfback Vernon Moore Fullback Layoid Woodson Bear Jensen Backfield Coach Head Coach Lee Home Line Coach 166 The 1964 Cameron Aggies New Coach, New System — But Tradition Is Same Cameron entered the 1964 football season with a new coach and a new system, but none of the old Aggie winning tradition was changed. Under Coach Bear Jensen the Aggies raced to 10 easy regular season victories, and received Cameron’s second ; invitation in four years to compete in the Junior Rose Bowl. Cameron actually opened its season without its top offensive star in the lineup. The Aggies defeated Dodge City, Kan., 25-7, but fullback Vernon Moore had nothing to do with it. Instead Don Burt, who later moved to guard, handled the heavy running I chores, and racked up 97 yards rushing against the out-manned Conquistadores. Moore was on hand the next week, when Cameron made its first appearance against j an Oklahoma opponent. The hard-running transfer from Oklahoma State led a 40-13 rout of the Tish Terrors, and gave Cameron a 2-0 record to take against McCook, Neb. —the team which knocked the Aggies out of the running for a JRB invite in 1963. The Aggies wasted no time aga inst the Nebraskans, rushing to a 27-0 first quarter lead and coasting to a 40-6 triumph. Trinidad, Colo., was next, and the Trojans , appeared to be on the road to stopping Cameron’s winning streak when they jumped to a 13-0 victory in the first five minutes. But Cameron came back quickly, and with Moore rushing for 227 yards, the Aggies won, 34-13. The rest of the regular season was easy. Inept Garden City, Kan., fell, 55-0, and Pratt bowed, 69-7. Arch-rival Northeastern was mangled 61-7, in the Aggie homecoming. New Mexico Military folded in the second half, 46-7, and Cisco, Tex., bowed, 51-27, in the regular-season. finale. The Records 25 Dodge City 7 40 Murray 13 40 McCook 6 34 Trinidad 13 55 Garden City 0 69 Pratt 7 61 Northeastern 7 46 NMMI 7 51 Cisco Junior Rose Bowl 27 6 Long Beach 28 the JRB Signing Coach Jensen Don Toyne President Burch Pete Runyon By midseason it was evident that Cameron was in line for an invitation to play in the Junior Rose Bowl. But the Aggies, who rushed through five opponents with almost no trouble—they outscored the five, 194-39—still had Pratt, Kan., and three powers remaining on the schedule. Northeastern, Cameron’s oldest and strongest rival, was first, followed by New Mexico Military Academy and Cisco, Tex. Only NMMI offered any strong opposition to the Aggies’ brutal ground attack, though, and that lasted just one half. Cameron rallied in the final 30 minutes to crush the Broncs, 46-7. Northeastern, a 14-12 winner over Cameron in 1963, didn’t last a quarter with the Aggies this time, bowing, 61-7. When Cisco went down, 51-27, in the season ender, it was assured that Cameron would get a shot at the Eastern berth in the JRB. The investigation of Cameron’s ability began on an unofficial note when Bill Leishman, a former JRB official, visited to view films of the Aggies in action. Don Toyne and Pete Runyon, two members of the ’64 committee, followed two weeks later to make the invitation official. Toyne, chairman of the Eastern School Selection committee, and Runyon, Game Chairman, were part of the group that selected Cameron from a group of four schools under considera¬ tion for the JRB berth. Dec. 12 was not Cameron’s day, at least, not in Pasadena, Calif. The Aggies’ first offensive play turned out to be the pattern for the entire afternoon as Cameron lost, 28-6, to Long Beach City College, in the Junior Rose Bowl. On that play end Bill Abbey eluded LBCC’s defen¬ sive secondary, only to have quarterback Tom Croft throw the ball far over his head. Cameron was forced to punt three plays later, LBCC drove in for its first touchdown, and the Aggies were behind the rest of the way. Cameron rushed for 318 yards against a Viking de¬ fense that was both rated tops in the country and stacked shoulder-to-shoulder after discovering that Cameron’s passing attack was no threat. But when the LBCC goal was threatened the Viking defense stiffened. Cameron’s longest drive of the day | carried 95 yards, from the Aggie three to the Viking ! two, but Cameron failed to score. The march was not in vain, however, as linebacker ; Phil Hays pounced on an LBCC fumble in the end j zone seconds later, scoring Cameron’s only touchdown of the game. Cameron’s inability in the airways was the result of . an injury to Croft in a scrimmage two days before the JRB. The sophomore quarterback, who completed 44 per cent of his passes during the year, re-injured his ribs in the scrimmage, and was unable to throw with his usual motion. He completed just one of 13 passes, and was generally ineffective against the Vikings. I Cameron had little to shout about in the Junior Rose Bowl game in Pasadena. Above, the Aggies demonstrate their feelings after line¬ backer Phil Hays recovered a third quarter Long Beach City College fumble in the end zone for Cameron’s only touchdown. At left is the final story, with only a few scattered fans around to view the game score on the gigantic Rose Bowl board—LBCC 28, Cameron 6. Cameron’s Dangerous Passing-Receiving Combination End Gary Guinn Quarterback Tom Croft 171 Halfback Glendol Garrett (with ball) breaks through a gaping hole to’show his heels to an enemy defense. Garrett ‘went 48 yards for a touchdown on this play, which is indicative of Cameron’s explosive offense. Linebacker Keith Lavender (top left) puts the finishing touches on a gang tackle by a strong Aggie defense that allowed more than two touchdowns only once during the regular season. I . . . basketball Tom Curd Tom Hopman Coach Dale Roark George Reveter Duane Kohlenberger 174 ( mm ¥ i B JH Bfc VB B « W 1 VI 1 Aggies Alter Attack, Shine As Go-Go-Goers Coach Dale Roark, unable to find a winning combination in two previous seasons as Cameron’s head basketball coach, turned from his disciplined ball-control attack for the first time this season. And for the first time the Aggies began to produce exciting, if inconsistent, results under the ex-OSU mentor’s tutelage. With the little men—Duane Kohlenberger, George Reveter, Ray Willis and Lonni Sanders—doing most of the scoring and a lot of the rebounding, Cameron came back from two opening losses in the Garden City Basketball Classic to guarantee Roark a winning season by the semester break. Reveter, the only Aggie to average a two-figure scoring aver¬ age for the season, was the key to the run-and-shoot offense. Not only did he score consistently, the sophomore transfer also set up dozens of easy buckets with brilliant passes. The Aggies compiled two extensive winning streaks during the regular season, and were in position to take a nine-game string into the regional tournament. But Murray ended that spree two weeks before the tourney opener, defeating the Aggies, 84- 69. 175 Koh lenberger, Aggies Win All-States Title Freshman guard Duane Kohlenberger sparked Cameron’s Aggies to the championship of the 11th Annual All-States Basketball Classic this season. Kohlenberger, the little freshman from Addison, Mich., averaged 15.5 points in the two-game tourney, to earn the top spot on ai All-Tournament team that also included Aggie floorleader George Reveter. Kohlenberger’s biggest contribution to Cameron’s tour¬ nament championship came in the first round, against Bacone. The Aggies entered the second half of the duel with a small, 35-33, lead. But Kohlenberger took over just after the rest stop to score 13 straight points, and send Cameron into a decisive 58-44 advantage. The Aggies went on to win easily, 84-73. Ray Willis and Reveter also scored in double figures against Bacone, with 14 and 13 points, respectively. Cameron polished off its ninth tournament triumph by upsetting Howard County, 73-66, in the finals. In that one Houston Thomas, Kohlenberger and Billy Savage teamed for 35 points to lead a well-balanced Aggie attack. Cameron trailed Howard County, 31-28, at halftime, and fell farther behind, 39-32, three minutes into the second half. From there it was all Cameron, though, as the Aggies outscored the Texans, 20-4, during a seven-minute streak, and took a 52-43 lead into the final 10 minutes. Howard County rallied twice in the closing moments, but was unable to get closer than four points. Kohlenberger and Reveter were joined on the All- Tournament team by Howard County’s Tom Carter and Eddy Nelson, and John O’Connell of Garden City. O’Connell sparked his Kansas club to third place in the tournament with a consolation victory over Bacone in a preliminary to the title contest. The victory in the All-State classic, which was made possible by a surprising balance in Coach Dale Roark’s clu b, proved to be indicative of things to come. Almost everyone on the club had a bright moment in the two- game holiday tournament, and everyone returned in later games to spark an Aggie rally. Duane Kohlenberger . most valuable player Aggies Rarely Made Same Mistake Twice Only two opponents, defending national Junior College champion Dodge City and defense-minded Murray, were able to defeat Cameron’s Aggies twice during the regular 1964-65 basketball season. Dodge City’s Conquistadors, top-ranked in juco circles again this season, stopped Cameron, 89-84, in a thrilling battle in the Aggie fieldhouse, then ripped Dale Roark’s charges, 86-71, at Dodge City. Murray won first at home, 63-59, over Cameron, then made it more decisive on the Aggie court with an 84-69 decision. Cameron’s near-upset of Dodge City was probably its best overall performance of the year. The Aggies started the game in a slow, ball-control offense, but began running with the fast¬ breaking Conqs in the second half. Down by 15 points when the race began, Cameron pulled to within two points in the closing minutes before running out of steam. The big guns in the Aggies’ fast-break attack were freshman guards Ray Willis and Lonnie Sanders, who scored 20 points each. Sanders came off the bench to spearhead the almost- successful second half assault. Two other Aggies, George Reveter and Houston Thomas, scored in double figures with 14 and 11 points respectively. 177 Cameron’s rebounding aces also played other roles on the versatile Aggie basketball squad this season. In top picture Cameron’s Tom Curd (in white) joins four St. |] Gregory players in a scarmble for a loose ball. At left, big Tom Hopman goes in for an easy layup, and John Vas (30) follows close behind as the Aggies score on a fast break. The running attack was Cameron’s most dangerous offensive weapon this season, and prvided Coach Dale Roark with his first 100-point game. 178 Dodge City’s great Carl Head (upper left) leaps above Cameron’s Billy Savage to grab a rebound during 89-84 thriller at Cameron. Head, rated among the best junior college cagers in the country, scored 35 point to lead Dodge City to win at Cameron, and scored 23 more as Dodge City made it two in a row, 86-71, at home. At left, freshman guard Lonnie Sanders outruns Murray de¬ fenders to the goal for a field goal during torrid duel in Aggie Fieldhouse. Cameron also lost twice to Murray, 63-59 at Tishomingo, and 84-69, in this one. Denni Catcher- . . . baseball Riley McCaskill Outfielder Terry Pdrryman Pitcher-Inf i elder Mike leman First seman Aggies Enter Second Year Cameron entered its second sea¬ son in the baseball world this spring with a successful first year behind and a bright future ahead. Coach Charles Angeletti guided the 1964 Aggies to a 9-13 record against top junior and senior col¬ lege and Army competition. Eight veterans of the first season and ei • Oklahoma All-Staters were am . g the group which greeted Angeletti as the 1965 campaign opened. The Aggies scheduled 27 games for 1965, including contests with the most powerful junior colleges in Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas. Terry Perryman, Ron Frost, Mike Coleman, Dennis Trahan, Larry Massad, Riley McCaskill, Tommy Poling and Harry Sharp are all back for a second season. Aggie Baseball Begins Comeback Baseball has been an off-and-on sport at Cam¬ eron for many years. The game has been so lightly stressed on the Aggie campus that the one NJCAA baseball championship which Cam¬ eron won was taken by a group of Aggies which formed a team just prior to the regional tourna¬ ment. But it is no longer a minor sport with the Aggies, and Coach Charles Angeletti is heading into his second season with high hopes of a highly- successful campaign. Some of the reasons for his hopes are the re¬ turn of eight mainstays of the 1964 team, eight Oklahoma All-Staters and a host of talented freshman prospects. The Aggie season opened March 13, when Cameron met Central State in a doubleheader at ABC Park in Lawton, with the regional tourna¬ ment early in May the most important date on the schedule. The winner of that tournament will travel to Grand Junction, Colo., to compete in the NJCAA Championship Tournament later in the month. 18 ! . . . boys intramurals Intramural Football Championship Team The Nads, above, won Cameron’s boys intramural football championship. The team includes, from left, Ladell Collier, Jim Hollander, Walt Gillespie, John Oglebee, Tom Williams, Gary Hancock, David Miller and Rick Holt. The football program was just a small part of Cameron’s intramural sports. Cameron boys also took part in basketball, tennis, gymnastics, golf and bowl¬ ing. . . . girls intramurals y«V a.-l |y r yr Well-Balanced Program Available for Aggiettes A well-balanced program of girls athletics is available for the distaff members of Cameron’s student body. Physical education is required for almost every Cameron coed, and the girls physical education program offers instruction in a wide variety of courses, ranging from gymnastics to golf. Aggie girls are also invited to participate in an intramural program which offeres not only competition with other distaff members of the student body, but with girls from each of the other coeducational junior colleges in the state. Among the sports in which the girls can participate are riflery, tennis, golf, bowling, basketball, badminton, shuffleboard, table tennis, volleyball, softball, soccer, body mechanics, gymnastics and the Aggiette Drill Team. Cameron’s Intramural Club traveled to Eastern A M, at Wil- burton, early in 1965 to take part in a Basketball Playday, finishing second to the host school. Later the Aggiettes held a Playday of their own. The girls Intramural Club meets once each week in the Aggie Fieldhouse. Members include, first row from left, Sponsor Val Maples, Susan Wilson, Linda Hastings, Nancy Bailey, Jean Whiteskunk, Julia Yeahquo and Sandy Lunsford. Second row, from left, Betty Harvey, Pat McBride, Shirley Stan¬ ley, Cheryl Glass, Sue Permansu, Daphne Ticeahkie, Kay Sheets, Carolyn Pittman and Roberta Tompkins. 185 Judy Allen, left, demonstrates the bowling form she learned in Cameron’s girls intramural bowl¬ ing class at Holiday Lanes. Below, Sandy Lunsford, a newcomer in the gymnastics class, tries her luck on the parallel bars. Members of the Intramural Club also com¬ pete in other sports, and ' take part in two junior college playdays during the school year. 187 Rita Wheatley rides with her attendants Joann Biondo and Jan Goertzen in the homecoming parade downtown. Vickie Foster and Carla Kinder stand be¬ side a Norseman dummy before the home¬ coming football game with Northeastern. 188 Major Donald L. Means received Army Commendation Medal in a farewell ceremony. Major Means left Cameron after five years for a new assignment in Okinawa. From left to right are Lt. Col. Hensley, Mrs. Means, Major Donald Means, President Richard Burch, and Dean Charles Elkins. Custodians Merle H. Boice, Kenny Nollner, and L. O. Lee are shown reconstructing the biology laboratories. 189 Judging sheep at the college farm are Paul Culp, agriculture instructor; Larry Olmstead and Max Lee. A well-known face on campus is Joe Moore. Here Joe is displaying two of his favorite pas¬ times, playing the harmonica and rid¬ ing his surf skate. Students gather in the Aggie fieldhouse and shout cheers before one of the big basketball games. 190 i $«� � «• « Hurry Sundown l « « � s 1 mi « n � ■ « , •££ 191 someday you’ll have to pass the money test Loans for a car — terms on a home- savings for emergencies—checking ac¬ counts for security. Now . . . before these become worri¬ some responsibilities . . . learn how sim¬ ple money problems can be with the aid of an interested banker. City National Bank respects your young-money ideas and needs. 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