Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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'E w a Q22 iiigisilill E 22222, F A 34? Egg Published by CONNOIRS STATE AGRICU . - 1 COLLEGE E Warner, Oklahoma eifwyw 7M mf CEM A , 1 124' 45554 fav 'wffvwy MMU I Lg Jgyw Q37 awww f,. J fivu fx. L V , 1,81 dw' , V , L M-fzJ ' ' -1- -,f+a+:a R Z'iQTfZ2W1f WWW Xia W In in Mio- 0 JJ, Liryuivyil :L lfy,',J A Q fraf' Vi- 5- '-',.L-U .V 7 lf'-'M-4 'F . -XSL - 5 ' Y E aaE 1, -'---- -C ff' ,IMA 1-Q ,E -A Litbograpbea' by SEMCO COL ORAPRESSQ Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma 4 0- ful- it it J, -f ,- L . I ,Q V WY Y I VE PT E-.se k it 3 rs... xr I--H f..i-'w:'H X M . W if Q v- . ,-A , X i , uw .I Am gg W ,W ,,,Lfwz, gv 7 - 1 . . , 1 ' 51225 -- Aww .mwfff mjivxw - 11:41 '-' H,-' ' W ,, ' f. -Q K fc ..,. . . fair.: Q3 mm 'xy 316,-3, V 12145215 'W UH asm, A. 1 gsm W Z ,im www if :K as 135 lf, . l ,f UQ. V Presidenfs Message GREETINGS T0 YOU, the young men and women who have made up this year's student body. I sincerely believe this has been one of our best years. More and more of our young people are seeking the benefits of education beyond the high school. The feeling of must for education at the junior college level is ever strengthening. All over our country the institutions of high- er learning have felt the impact of increasing enrolments. Con- nors has been no exception in this trend. We are glad you have come to us for your training. Your faculty considers it a privilege to have served you. The co- operation of students and faculty has been most gratifying and through your cooperative efforts we have been able to make progress in our program of service to the young people of our state. I hope you can review your part in this year's effort with satisfaction. Congratulations to our graduates and a sincere invitation to our freshmen to study with us in 1957 and 1958. Dean 's Greeting CERTAINLY CONGRATULATIONS are in order for Miss Mar- shall and the Con-Rah staff for producing this beautiful 1957 yearbook. It's quite an understatement simply to say, Getting out an annual is a big job. It is a very big job, and each per- son who worked on it is to be commended for giving his time and talents so generously. This edition of the Con-Rah faithfully records the history of your school life from September, 1956, to May 24, 1957. It gives the highlights of the year in picture and in story. Record- ed here are the unforgettable thrills of athletic contests, the fun at student mixers and formal dances. Pictures of cherished friends look out at you from almost every page. You will enjoy looking at this yearbook now, but it will be doubly interesting to you as the years go by. Ten, twenty, thirty years from now you'll derive a great deal of happiness DUI ofturning the pages of your 1957 Con-Rah and travelling down Memory Lane with Connors friends. I hope that you'll remember your pleasant experiences at Connors and that you'll speedily forget the unpleasant ones. All in all, it seems to me to have been a wonderful school yearg I hope that you'll remember it that way, too. As you leave the Connors campus, I wish each of you the very best of everything that life has to offer. ' Sincerely, O A. B. Childress Dean of the College Sincerely, jacob johnson President an -sz- ff? . I X! -J 134: .,., b - Ai e ents First Row: O. O. Lackey of Hitchita Vice-Chairman, W. R. Williams of Altus, P. E. Harrill of Okla- Board of R g homa City, Secretary, Elmer I-larber laf Shawnee, Chairman. Second Row: Fred G. Drummond of Hominy, Harold Hutton of Oklahoma City, Roy Nall of Boise City, Earl Russell of Duncan, Forrest Mclntire of Oklahoma City, Administrative Assistant. ' ' ' ' First Row: Miss Mona Carlton, Oklahoma Cit , Cfotmer mem- Regents and Administrative Office Personnel berj, W. D. Little, Ada, Chairman, Dial Cxlirrin, Shawnee, fformer memberb, S. A. Bryant, Cushing, Assistant Secretary, Miss Ora Faust, Oklahoma City, Secretary. Second now: Clee O. Doggett, Cherokee, Vice-Chairman, M. A. Nash, Edmond, Chancellor, john Rogers, Tulsa, Guy M. Harris, Ardmore, Frank Butttam, Oklahoma City, J. H. Johnston, Lawton, Wharton Mathies, Clayton, Secretary, T. G. Sexton, Norman, Administrative Assistant. Members not included in the group are: Dr. Claude Chambers, Seminole, and Miss Ednah M. Ingalls, Secretary. I 7 f , 1 x 'sf ' 1 F ,A l ' I nr ' F Tj-Qu: Y, , 1 ' wt I H 457 EW 'S Lan... 1 v T sam 'Y 1 1 1 - 1 3 i 1 I MISS ANNABELLE GATLIN Registrar Chief Clerk MISS CLAIRE HARRISON Dean Of women Mathematics Instructor History of Connors College CONNORS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE was au- thorized by an act of the first legislature, May 10, 1908. Through the influence of Senator Campbell Russell, War- ner was chosen as its location and one-hundred-sixty acres of land upon which the school is located was given to the school by the citizens of Warner. The school was named for Mr. I. P. Connors who was at that time Presi- dent of the State Board of Agriculture. The first session of Connors opened in February of 1909 in downtown Warner. In 1911, the Administration Building was completed and the school was moved to its present site, one mile west of Warner. Mr. J. A. Liner was the first president. Mr. Walter Van Allen was the succeeding president in 1910, and he was followed by Mr. J. S. Murray in 1911. The presidents dur- ing the 1912-1913 session of the school were Mr. J. V. Faulkner and Mr. W. S. Jackson. President Rennick re- placed jackson in 1913, but he remained only a short time. He was succeeded by Mr. Malone who resigned in 1917. At that time Mr. George A. Coffey of Haskell State School of Agriculture was transferred to Connors. In 1918 Mr. H. C. King became president of Connors and he held the position for fifteen years. Succeeding him as president was Mr. jacob Tohnson whose service has been contin- uous. In 1943 the war program called Mr. johnson into act- ive service overseas, and during his leave of absence Mr. True B. Emerson served as actingpresident. From the original one-hundred-sixty acres, the col- lege land has been increased to two-hundred-ninety acres, and the buildings have increased from one to twelve major buildings. The campus, which covers about thirty-four acres, is beautifully landscaped. An amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution made on july 11, 1944, set up a governing board for the agricultural and mechanical colleges. This board consists of nine members, eight of whom are appointed by the Governor subject to the approval of the State Senate, and the ninth member is the president of the State Board of Agriculture. s J. P. ARNSPIGER A. L. BOOKOUT Commerce Farm Assistant ff-sf' f' tr . MRS. BESSIE MAE EVANS HUBERT R. GIBSON Hostess Industrial Arts V Y -EYE... .R ' . ' .. .1 .....'Q,.Q'Q 5 A N ... Q... I 'bi , I N V N - ' Y .. , . . ... n. ,L ROBERT A. HODGES Agriculture W. T. JOHNSON Veterans Counselor 6 Athletics 3 LIBBY LOU MARSHALL HAROLD J. MARTIN Communications Physical Science 1 . MRS. EVELYN COTTRELI. WALTER D. DRAUGHON Home Economics Religious Education 'Il MRS. LORENE GILLIAM Dietitian . 5 ff... 1. .Fm 'iw' .1 . G. WESLEY KEENEY Physical Education 61 Athletics MRS. M. IRENE HODGES Clerk Typist MRS. HELEN KLINE Humanities 6+ German It G .P 'i'1 ff' CHARLES E. MONTGOMERY MRS- MARION S- PANTEL English Vocal Music , K - :5:5: I9 IW? ' ISR MRS. LULA K. PRATT LURA RIMMER MRS. LELA SCI-IAUBLIN CI-INT SMITH E' Librarian History Dietitian Engineer , E V , 1 W ga' - 5 f If-,, 'vm I -, Q 7 ' f l ' , I V , 9 .Qi L.. . 3 L ENOS N. VANN CHARLES S. WALLIS MRS. RUTH M. WHITE MRS. KAY WILSON Agriculture Biological Science Art Hostess ' lf H Y E P 1 , 9w,,,,... ... . CAPTAIN ARDIE E. MCCLURE MXSGT. CARL W. SKEEN Military Science Military Science The Sidi . 5 , I First Row:Mary Francis Friman, Eldon an Rub' Spencer, Vida Lewis, Linda Vanhooser, Dean Lewis, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Ora Lee Dobbs, Sec- ond Row: Libby Marshall as Sponsor, Ruth Fillmore, Carol Moore, Esther Todd, Pat Sparks, Pauline Brown, Barton Mc- Caslin, Shirley Lane, Carole Abel,D0riS Hiner,Marvene Van- hooser, Jolene Modale. WITH THE MOTTO Happiness multiples as we divide it with others the Con-Rah! staff was truly busy collecting, Q1 the present and far into the future of our happy experiences here at Connors. As fund raising projects the staff sponsored bake sales, operated the concession booth, conducted the yearbook elec- tion, sold advertisements to merchants of the surrounding area, and sold subscriptions to the yearbook. The yearbook staff finished the last page of the yearbook witha smile and a wrinkled brow and celebrated with a picnic. The staff's only desire was to give you a yearbook which you want to cherish and to keep. editing, and recording the treasured moments to remember for l x l 3 it li 5 - , Betty I Editor Vanhooser at Work . . M V h P Al S 1 Barbara Taylor Wins Cake from Linda Vanhooser. Norma S110 Klulngswoffh Sold Wir-tfegske an ooset regents ben Y vester Hiuhesr Number of Subscriptions. 4- . ' ' 'M f gr ' ! A- ' 1 'f ! It -V , 1 x 'lil 4 e , 1 , ' 5 lg ml , 1' a 'i , , at if I Z - K CQ-Q. 2 T 2' I ' ,,. .lf - f . f -: -4' f 2, - 4 .-. H .-,, . ,. .. t - e W Q '- fiat: W ' Q H , ff. 5' i o ., I Sophomore Class id ,A I an , gf 7- X Ii I I -QS af. if 45.6 Y ,Q , I .. 3 N s ' H., ' 1 .5 , l 4 o o u 1 , gm. uf gf' A fa- in , . ' xx ' ., ff ?-I ,.. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Clyde Pride, Presidentg Doris French, Secre- ggi! tary-Treasurerg Willard Treat, Student Senate Representative. Not pictured: Don Maddox, Vice-Presidentg Pauline Brown, Student Senate Representative. , z ,g l-.'., 3 V X x 1 42' z - x ' '. . 'J' P f Y I . , W W. L 1 W 4 , .,. , 'x X 'F , tt: ,- . I Q 5 , E ,. ' '! f eff U . ig,-'Q , , 1 V V - - ' 3 -l Q 3 X Z :-:X V ' xr : - 1, F ' W , . . , 5 v iff w Pl ,. ,gl lawful ,. - Q Q 'A a vp ff X kr P ' K- 4 .lf 1 JN 4 , K.. ,Y 4 '4 .4 . ,. Q1 ' if-S , N 'QU' in CAROLE ABEL Elementary Education Tulsa, Oklahoma X 4 ,J . 5, ., . Q is 1 Y N Q f' . :Zu wi ,NH -..--P' RICHARD BRADY Engineering Eufaula, Oklahoma i h JOE EARL CAMPBELL Engineering Porum, Oklahoma rm' ERNEST N. ALLEN Business Education Muldrow, Oklahoma Y r 1-fy 4 K , LQ? , -1 GARY BRANDON Arts and Science Eufaula, Oklahoma DONNY CHAPMAN Engineering Webbers Falls, Oklahoma GWANE EVANS Physical Education Caroosa, Oklahoma 'E' RUTH FILLMORE Home Economics Warner, Oklahoma NORMAN BARTON Industrial Arts Warner, Oklahoma 1-1-of w ww 73252: 1 if 4 K 1 K - -Q 3 H . 1 ' -, Effie: Egg, : ' A i -,,4Szl . :Q .', ' V A 1 . 131, -: -V 2 . x . ,rv-A 'K ,V , , - - 77,54 A. 1-az:-:zfg t ll ' ,nt-.-V' EES 55233, , -,fra . - FRED L. BRANT Arts and Science Tulsa, Oklahoma GEORGIA LEA C1-IOATE Business Education Wagoner, Oklahoma 'mf- 'rt,,, H i, e, ,IVY L -rf 'r M J? ,, , E N N . uf' 1 , ' as V S M , lf . . ,Tv -- 5 ' V . xff . WAYNE A. BOOTHE Engineering Stizler, Oklahoma Hunt GODFREY R. BRANT Agriculture Sclgler, Oklahoma ORA LEE DOBBS Home Economics Sallisaw, Oklahoma C mga: Y 2, V .5s.J HORACE JOE FLEIG Veterinary Medicine Westville, Oklahoma DORIS FRENCH Home Economics Wagoner, Oklahoma 1 RONNIE BRADSHAW Agriculture Watts, Oklahoma PAULINE BROWN Business Education Westville, Oklahoma ROBERT VINCENT ESCOBAR Ar! Honolulu, Hawaii As- MARY FRANCIS FRIMAN Home Economics Wagoner, Oklahoma BILLIE JO GIBSON Home Economics Warner, Oklahoma DORIS ANN HINER Home Economics Keeferon, Oklahoma W : : li 't 5 , Y I I ., I I lt -lx ., ,, lla 1: , , 1 -r WILLIAM R. LOLLIS History Weleerka, Oklahoma 'x- .1 ' ' 1. l G. W. GOF F General Education Sdgler, Oklahoma f DAVID E. HOLLOWAY Engineering Wagoner, Oklahoma JOLENE S. MADOLE Home Economics Okemah, Oklahoma f . .W 4 15 , . U Sa H Agriculture Enid, Oklahoma SHIRLEY Y. LANE Home Economics Okemah, Oklahoma ROBERT W. MANER Engineering Hominy, Oklahoma S1513 JOHN C. Engineering Claremore, Oklahoma PATRICIA S. GROSECLOS Home Economics Eufaula, Oklahoma LESTER LAWSON VIDA L. LEWIS Industrial Arts General Education Eufaula, Oklahoma Wagoner, Oklahoma a e H I -I' - Y P I '11 e I . v. , W I ,,, JAMES MARTIN BARTON A. MCCASLIN Arts and Science Industrial Arts Sallisaw, Oklahoma Webber Falls, Oklahoma I Y? TOMMY MCCREIGHT WINNIE KAY MIZE BOB NATION CHARLES NEWELL GEORGE PALMER Denfisny Commerce Biological Science Physical Education Industrial Arts Vian, Oklghoma Moffett, Oklahoma Gore, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Stilwell, Oklahoma ERNESTINE PARKER JIMMIE PARKER CURTIS D. POLL ARD CLARENCE RANDLES Englisb Physical Education Agriculture Agriculture Bolcoshe, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Eufaula, Oklahoma Ft. Gibson, Oklahoma I 1 as 1: JANET SESSIONS Elementary Education Eufaula, Oklahoma , , CLYDE SIMEROTH RUSSELL G. SNYDER Industrial Arts Pbysical Education Porum, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma I PATRICIA A. SPARKS Business Education Henrverca, Oklahoma vw, t cc tu, -' 3' aah. H2151 Lf ' DORIS scoTT Home Economics Sallisaw, Oklahoma ELDON SPENCER Industrial Arts Drumright, Oklahoma BOB STEPHENS ORVILLE STHVNETT GLENN TAYLOR ESTHER C. 'IODD Agriculture English Agriculture General Education Sallisaw, Oklahoma Sallisaw, Oklahoma Sallisaw, Oklahoma Checotah, Oklahoma LINDA A. VANHOOSER M. MARVENE VANHOOSER PHILLIP A. VANN H. EDMOND WATKINS Ang and Sgignce Home Economics Engineering Engineering Watts, Qklahcma Warts, Oklahoma Muskogee, Oklahoma Boynton, Oklahoma WILLARD G. TREAT Vocational Agriculture Broken Arrow, Oklahoma JOHN WILLIAMS Agriculture Checonah, Oklahoma . Q -uv 1' tfffjflza- VV JJ W f W lf. Y! 1 ,gl fN -.:, Xa: x, ul' ff- ff' all mx, ' x.4A A K t-xg TV , NK ifzf ll if-.:.f?fl' ' - , i',:'. A n' 1 I l ll' A40 . L. V' s. - , ' . 1 in, 27 -Zfg V- J 'A E F 4 A 9 ,1 21 wr fi Y Cf- M I . J . .' av-.3 . ug -V 44 J S S . P C 'Q 1 Fl,- 1' -,ne fi TQ-,r V r 'Q - , My A WERE .TI L7 Q ,3 E, :- is -If ' e , Y tif 2' A ' . 1 ' Freshman Class . fee - flew .. Q..-sig l A ' ak ' .- P 7 .lpgqfw ve ' uiinm 'T n I nik -'1 S f- S 6 l -H Wllllllll 1 a w Z xg! I .4 Ly-L4 fe 3. Qf ,f ,la me A -.J f ft in i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Gerald Glenn, Student Senate Representative- Carol jarrard, Student Senate Representative' Buddy Martin, Vice-President' ue Ann Chapman Secretary-Treasurer' Billy Morgan President Not pictured: Sue V Cleveland, Student Senate Representative. 'AA Q- T7 Q j lu :- V Y 'N Qui ' tram - W ,4 J n ' Sf 1 32 'ef-9 kk Q Q x Wg ' fl'-fi 1 'RQ .. x ' :N ' , 'l W Al- I t tf. ,A .. ' lf ' 7321 15.7 4 A S -S eeee Leiden! l 1 ee I, 2 PLS S drew l te- lk ef Mi A ' - - S ' 'M if it-1 I P - l -le ' 1 'Wai M ' V VX? le: .er. X' .1 X rw' V BN' . l.f'l 174l WU fffzf ,l-Q ., -H i L , f'Qllg7l':1'i9,,,5':!'1',-if ' rw , . - ,-L. 1:11 , 1 ., if -Qifi? -.f ' ig I5 gal -1' +C 1 L- .ffffiklil f - - uf. 1,i, ' ' ' I :. gag, I 2 41, H , M 7 ........ WY, . .1 L. kl , I V , -alll! CHARLES ABBOTT NORMAN AHREND LEAMON L. APPLEGARTH REX. L. ARNOLD CHARLES E. Oklahoma City, Broken Anow, Muskogee, Oklahoma Lawton, Oklahoma BAKER Oklahoma Oklahoma Wagoner, Oklahoma ,K 7 OLETA BARTON PAUL W. BARTON EARL E. BENDER MRS. ETTA LOU BICKLE DORWIN BUSHA Wamer, Oklahoma Texhoma, Oklahoma Brooken, Oklahoma Waicfield, Oklahoma Council Hill, Oklahoma .. . W f. F, u mn LL v . ' 23, NV ,, , H 'r I' H 5 V ' I , JOHNNY MACK BUTLER TEDDY D. BUTLER CHARLES T. CANADY DAVID L. CANNON WILLIS CARROLL Okay, Oklahoma Morris, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Siloam Springs, Arkansas Stilwell, Oklahoma DAN A LOU CARTE R 65:7 SUE ANN CHAPMAN VERNA COLE BETTY DICKEY LEON B- DIXON Webbers Falls, Waczs, Oklahoma Webbers Falls, Checotah, Oklalmma Gore, Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma 'E JN SEYMOUR E. DRAKE Sallisaw, Oklahoma SCOTT FOWLER Henryetta, Oklahoma gi fwi-.55 . 'L JAMES F. HARTIN Pryor, Oklahoma A. D. JAMES Sapulpa, Oklahoma SADIE R. .EDWARDS PAULINE EMANUEL FRANCES J. .ETHEREDGE PHILIP R- FISHER Sallisaw, Oklahoma Muskogee. Oklahoma Muskogee, Oklahoma MHSICORCC, 0111811011111 J BETTY FRIMAN KAREN SUE FULLER DAVID GERALD GLENN BEN, T, HARMON Wagoner, Oklahoma Gore, Oklahoma Okemah, Oklahoma Coweta, Oklahoma MRS. BERNICE HILL MARTHA SUE HINES RAY DALE HOLT JULIANA IRVING Szigler, Oklahoma Warts, Oklahoma Porum, Oklahoma Braggs, Oklahoma CAROL E. JARRARD NILA V. KECK HOWARD B. KIGHT NORMA SUE Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Vian, Oklahoma Vian, Oklahoma KILLINGSWORTH Checotah, Oklahoma .E !'ll Al: KENNETH .KINSLOW Okemah, Oklahoma iii 1'1- JOEL A. MAY Tulsa, Oklahoma l'n ' CONRAD S. NELSON Tulsa, Oklahoma .1 1' 'xv' 1 BUDDIE E. '5'-EE is , A '95 1 3 ' gm If . 55, ' Y 1 I 4- . 'A ' 'ear' 'fargk I . ,lf . .- I 13. I Lxlgfilm k . l, . ' ' x 1 l l 5 xl ll . Wife I' .a ,I x H71 ., 'Q V I . n- j A , gl , DEAN LEWIS WILMA JEAN MARTIN CLIFFORD MASSENGALE Wagoner, Oklahoma Warner, Oklahoma Okmulgee, Oklahoma JOHN C. MILLSAP Checocah, Oklahoma CHAR LES NICHOL SON Checotah, Oklahoma TIM PENLAND me T7 CAROL LEE MOORE Excelsior, Oklahoma IMA SUE NORWOOD Checotah, Oklahoma BILLY RAY MORGAN Tulsa, Oklahoma ' . Q , BOBBY OWENS Muldrow, Oklahoma :J iii: J 'll 'l u,., I JOHN 1. MATTHEWS Checotah, Oklahoma pi all ' l aww Vex ,V I 5 - iii Q 'Yigj7 JOHN D. MULLINS Tulsa. Oklahoma . ?1Y - 'Lf' QE? ..'.I CONNIE M. PADGETT Webbers Falls Oklahoma iw gn 'i' ROSE ANN PRENTICE BERT OUIMBY PARSONS Tulsa, Oklahoma itlgler, Oklahoma Jennings. Oklahoma Sallisaw, Gans, Oklahoma Oklahoma DOVIA REAL f5? RICHARD R ECTOR Oktah a, Oklahoma KENNETH L. REED Okmulgee, Oklahoma I I lg 7 44- . ALLEN RUARK PATSY ANN SCRIBA Sallisaw, Wagoner, Oklahoma Oklahoma 'fi f -ffl 'H 4,5 ,fb '-Q DEWEY M. EMILY ANN STACY SPYRES Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Marble, Oklahoma ' ur BILL WEAVER Muldrow, Oklahoma MRS. REBA R. ROSE MODEAN J. ROSS ROY A. ROTT Scigler, Oklahoma Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Checotnh, Oklahoma If ' ff 1 , . 53 ., s ,.' I. :gig x ,, , . R 7.1 , x' -,. t L A1555 E - T ', '. gif' ' 1 ,'39 'Lf, ' 'Q TW 'u 'V ' 1-if .. ::'5: xx ima A A L ' Y ,,,,.-'Q x Q 2?3g5gw'-H A . 5 f , f 'H X L .1 BARBARA SIEGENTHALER JOHN C. SELLS JOE B. Ft. Smith, Arkansas Sallisaw, Oklahoma SELVIDGE .nr Dustin, Oklahoma HELEN SYL ,ESTER BARBARA C. TAYLOR IMA M. TAYLOR Warner, O 'ahoma Sallisaw, Oklahoma Sallisaw, Oklahoma ,ll . 1 ,.5 . MEL RAY WEBB BILL E. WELLS AUBREY I m.4vL ll D. WESTBROOKS Tulsa, Oklahoma Warts, Oklahoma Brooken, Oklahoma .-- QR. is ' . EWU ,, wN ap My Mr. Bill R. Lollzk Weleetka JOE COLLEGE :Mwwfg 'aww- 3qQf F ',5-CQ,-VyY-eb3lQ,QQ9n4,v.Q j7L w-me 'W' QWQYCSWJJMW QIIQLMY Cg,,Q,QQfv- Miss Marvene Vzmhooser Watts BETTY CO-ED 3 , ,,,, ffm , kia w w ww , Hg' Q 5 P 7 . 4 LfEizfes4VrKxwMw ' Fa -, -Z : JQJQ ' ' P JY , i - sv! .4 fi, A if 1 ig . ZS .la , E X 1 ' A 'f e:.,,k Cam us P ' X ,Q Organizations is i M '- --i+- V I, Lv! 715, 4 , and Activities ffk SFP '4 E-,4g,' . -'gk EQXT3 I V H ,. J K A , I I L7 J , -,dy--'-'F , '. :sim 'eff to A I G, X31 f fl- First Rowr Ca.role Abel Bob Hawk, john Williams, Eddie Watkins, Kay Mize Dean Lewis. Second Ro : Senate Miss Lura Rimmer as sponsor, Ruth Fillmore, Carol Moore, Pat Sparks, Sliirley Lane, Sue Clevelarid, Betty Friman, Doris French, Marvene Vanhooser. Third Row: Gerald Glenn, Norman Ahrend, Clyde Simeroth, Conrad Nelson, Enos Vann as sponsor, james Martin. THE CONNORS STUDENT SENATE is composed of repre- sentatives from each class and from active organizations on the campus. The purpose of student government of Con- nors is to co-ordinate all student activities and to bring about closer relationships between the college adminis- tration, faculty, and student body. A PROGRAM FOR CIVIL DEFENSE which was originally established in 1956 at Connors College was set up for its second year of operation at the college as a part of As one of the many activities the Senate sponsored Homecoming Day activities. The Executive Committee was: Eddie Watkins, Presi- dentg john Williams, Vice-President, Kay Mize, Secretary- Treasurer. the state and national program in case of tornado, bombing, or fire. An educational program was outlined for class- room and special night classes using Civil Defense Films. Defense First Row: Mrs. Lula K. Pratt, Co-ordinatotg President jacob Johnson, Directorg Dean A. B. Childress, Co-ordinator. Second Row: Bill Lollis, Student Representative, Eddie Watkins, President of Student Sen- ateg J. P. Arnspiger, President of Faculty Councilg Charles E. Montgomery, Faculty Representative. - 04339 ,. Q' E. , . Q-, , a f, , nu pv . as up Y .Sw'e:..s- Etheredge Second Row Georgia Choate, Ima Sue Norwood Kay Rose Ann h Carol jarrard, Pauline Brown, Linda Vanhooser, Vida Lewis, Betty Friman, Dean Lewis, Marvene ooser, J. P. Am- spiger as sponsor. Libfdfy First Row: Ernesrine Parker, janet Sessions, Dovia Real. Second Row: Mack Butler, joe Earl Camp bell, Mrs. Lula K. Pratt as librarian, Orville Stmnett. a 'FlyAi Tri First Row: Kay Mize, Pat Grose, Ora Lee Dobbs, Georgia Choate Doris French Second Rov. Ruth Fillmore janet Sessions, Jolene Madole, Pauline Brown, Pat Row: Mrs. Helen Kline as sponsor, Mary Francis Friman, Doris Lewis, Doris Hiner. TRI PSI is an organization for sophomore women. Of- ficers elected for the year were: Jolene Madole, President, Esther Todd, Vice-President, Ruth Fillmore, Secretary- Treasurerg Pat Sparks, Student Senate Representative, Mrs. ' ' First Row: Yvonne Powers Ruth Fillmore Doris French Shirley Lane Niiss I uri Inf6'1'7Mf107MlRel4f10775 Club Rimmer as sponsor, Dean Llewis Sue Cleveland Frances Etheredge Second Ron james Martin, Eddie Watkins, Albert Sylvester, Bill Lollis, Norman Ahrend Eldon Spencer Buddie Parsons Presley lsl Billy Morgan, Clarence Carter, Randy Williams, Bob Hawk. I- V1 -- ' ,I H I A1 WI C T R B First Row: Emily Stacy, Carol jarrard, Sadie Edwards, Verna Gay Cole, Juliana Irving. Second Row: Betty us-se e es Friman, Carol Moore. Rose Ann Prentice, Ima Norwood, Dean Lewis. Third Row: Frances Etheredge, Pauline Emanuel. Fourth Row: Mrs. Ruth M. White as sponsor, Barbara Siegenthaler, Dovia Real, Sue Cleveland, Patsy Scriba, Barbara Taylor, Dana Carter, Karen Fuller, Sue' Ann Chapman, Norma Sue Killingsworth. RUSSELL BELLES is an organization for freshman wood, Reporter, Carol Moore, Student Senate Representa women living in Russell Hall. Officers elected for the year tive, Mrs. Ruth M. White as sponsor. were: Rose Ann Prentice, President, Betty Firman, Vice- As a social activity the group sponsored the New President, Dean Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer, Ima Sue Nor- Year'S Dance. 1:07-ei n Lan u I First Row: Randy Williams, Buddie Parsons, Ruth Fillmore. Second Row: Miss Lura Rimmer g g age C ub as sponsor, Mrs. Helen Kline, Charles Wallis, Clarence Carter. l l W .. r Y LJ., il cw 4 L , .., - ,5- ,L , ,fd K3 A fa 4 , it S5 fs.-r--M --ek First Row: Pat Sparks, Mel Webb, Mrs. Schaublin, james Martin, Eldon Spencer, Carole Abel, Mrs. Gilliam, john Gunter, Ruth Fillmore. Second Row: George Wright, Tommy Blackmon, Robert Escobar, Roy Skaggs, Richard Rector, Barney Girdner, Buddie Parsons, Charles Newell, jimmy Parker, Randy Williams, G. W. Goff. Kitchen Club THE KITCHEN CLUB organized under the direction of Vice-President, Carole Abel, Secretary-Treasurer, Mel Mrs. Lorene Gilliam and Mrs. Lela Schaublin. Officers for Webb, Reporter, james Martin, Student Senate Represent- the year Were: Eldon Spencer, President, john Gunter, ative- First Row: Karen Fuller, Patsy Scriba, Pauline Emanuel, Pauline Brown, Bob Mooney, Barbara Siegenthaler, Esther Todd, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Jolene Madole, Bob Hawk. Second Row: Joe King, Charles McConnell. Tommy Barnhart, Clifford Massengale, Wayne Dial, johnny Galatian, Juliana Irving, Billy Morgan, Shirley Lane, Bill Cavin, Bert Quimby, Bill Weaver, Bob Nation, Connie Padgett, Scott Fowler, Ed George. 5. Q i C i lung!! 0 H L in 4 r ul- ' First Row Glenn Taylor, Clyde Srmeroth, Dale Holt joe Earl Campbell, Orville Stinnett, Norman Ahrend, Willard Treat. Sec- ond Row Enos Vann as sponsor, Karen Fuller Dana Carter, Sue Cleveland, Pauline Brown, Juliana Irving, Linda Vanhooser, Shirley Lane, Dean Lewis Carole Abel Third Row Pauline Emanuel, Mary Francis Friman, Emily Stacy, Frances Etheredge, Square Dance lub Orville Stirmett, Vice-Presidentg Ima Sue Norwood, Sec retary-Treasurerg Clyde Simeroth, Student Senate Repre sentative. L . 1 I, ' ' l- 'z:.i.' IL 'K E x - ,I 'U F ,X a at P --L - or A., .T , H, I I g ' L 4.1, L' if ' 'A : .5 Q I 'Y '51 '.'- 1 I fa 1 1:1 W ii? ea .. . 1 Q ' First Row: jack Whisenhunt, Perry Kuykendall Lester Lawson, Wayne Dial. Second Row: Hu- Industrzdl Arts bert R. Gibson as sponsor, Tom Barnhart, Randy Williams, Nick King, Sam Gawf. Third Row: Paul Blair, Clyde Simeroth, Barton McCaslin, Eldon Spencer, Hugh Ballard, Bert Quimby. THE COMMERCE CLUB organized for the year under the President, Georgia Choate, Secretary-Treasurer, Ernest sponsorship of J. P. Arnspiger. Officers elected for the Allen and Sadie Edwards, Reporters, Betty Ann Friman, year were: Pauline Brown, President, Paul Barton, Vice- Student Senate Representative. First Row: Betty Friman, Georgia Choate Pauline Brown, Sadie Edwards, Ernest Allen. Second Row: Commeyce J. P. Arnspiger as sponsor, Mary Francis Friman, Vurla Haskins, Pat Sparks, John Millsap, Rose Ann Prentice, Kay Mize, Dean Lewis, Emily Stacy. P l 1 4 i X rr, M -1 'affwsiswv U H fefffi-far., hw H ww, ,J w ,X 5 -,af via, sSz11s'zzm- ,X -37 315 121 w 2 4-aa! 1 fs -seams 1 1 mmm aa ifsggw M, YV 9 ,few ,fx 71 sro? Le ?7,.'-f f Saciegy First Row: Robert A. Hodges as sponsor, Doyle Mitchell, Bert Quimby, john Williams, Billy Winn, George '-L Delaney, Enos N.Vann as sponsor. Second Row: Howard Bailey, Godfrey Brant, Ty Cobb, Tom Canady, Ben Harmon, Willard Treat, Bob Stephens, Ronnie Bradshaw. Third Row: Charles Baker, Clarence Randles, Eldon Greer, Jerry Lindsey, Dale Holt, Charles Click, Curtis Pollard. Toe Fleig. THE CONNORS BAPTIST STUDENT UNION under the sponsorship of Enos N. Vann and Hubert R. Gibson met week- ly. Officers for the year were: Bill Lollis, President, Emily Stacy, Secretary-Treasurer, Georgia Choate, Program Chairmang Eldon Spencer, Social Chairman, Norma Sue Killingsworth, Publicity Chairman, Mel Webb, Song Leader, Rose Ann Prentice, Piano, Norman Ahrend, Student Senate Representative. As a social activity BSU sponsored the Halloween party held in the Recreation Hall for the student body. B S U First Row: Jolene Madole, Sue Ann Chapman, Emily Stacy, Doris French, Betty Friman, Mary Francis Friman, Ora ' ' ' Lee Dobbs, Dean Lewis. Second Row: Bob Hawk, Kay Mize, Barbara Taylor, Patsy Scriba, Martha Sue Hines, Geot- gia Choate, Carol jarrard, Hubert Gibson as sponsor. Third Row: Norma Sue Killingsworth, Dovia Real, Shirley Lane, Linda Vanhooser, Pauline Brown, Marvene Vanhooser, Rose Ann Prentice, Willard Treat. Fourth Row: Enos Vann as sponsor, Bill 5 Lollis, Eldon Spencer, Norman Ahrend, Bill Risenhoover, Mel Webb. 1 N -.,,, if K .ga H5154 fr 3 1 Q ' V 5-.GEMM Mn- ? - . --.. :x.,x 'X.. ,A 5... 'Mi 6-'A N Mx, lg' WL-F? a V , Ji S3 ref Tw, ' fir. 'lf :A -WE' .,,,. MEM 1 nw sg'- -y.- ! . f N v - , I 1A fig. ggirr.,-, M-fff '-my-6...,4... f ,,,, d E- V affix my k 145. .3 f ,ALI X ' sififz' ,if z W v 3 L 'S 3 uk . ' I w ' .' ,L , V A T 'F I '12, .yr .3 K+? . Q I-KE . ' -s ...- -535.5 V' .1 'ga ' 35 X'- -QP 1 .5.::1.,F I B M151 ,155 H U 'A n 94 , . ,.-x-27. V' bgm, 5 gsm, . 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Sec- Home Ecanomzcs ond Row: Ruth Fillmore: Vida Lewis, Pat Lirose, Betty Friman, Frances Ethizredge, Linda Van- hooser, Jolene Madole. Third Row: Dana Carter, Ora Lee Dobbs, Mary Francis Ftiman, Sadie Edwards, Shirley Lane. Fourth Row: Marvene Vanhooser, Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell as Sponsorg Carol jarrard, Sue Ann Chapman. CONNORS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB officers for the year were: Mary Francis Friman, President: Marvene Vanhooser, First Vice Presidentg Sadie Edwards, Second Vice Presidentg Ora Lee Dobbs, Secretary-Treasurerg Dana Carter, Reporter: Shirley Lane, Student Senate Representativeg Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell as Sponsor. Among the club's many activities for the year were: Bake Sales for Hobo Weekg Visitation at Baptist Hospital in Musko- geeg Tour of modem newly built homes in Muskogeeg Studying crystal, china, and silver at jewelry stores in Muskogeeg Trip to Eastem at Wilburton to study Home Economics Plantg Spon- sor of St. Patrick's Dance on March 145 Attendance at the Okla- homa Home Economics Association Workshop at Norman to help plan the spring meet at Stillwaterg and Attendance at the Okla- noma Home Economics Association Spring Leadership Confer- ence at Stillwater on March 8-9. The outstanding proiect of the year was the Mothers Day Tea on May 9 in connection with an elaborate style show. The theme of the program was Fifty Years of Fashion. As outstanding service to the college the Connors Home Economics Club prepared five luncheons for the R.O.T.C. De- partment and visitors, held a faculty reception at Christmas time, and prepared and served a faculty luncheon. Connors Home Economics Club was sponsored by Mrs. Evelyn Cottrell and is a member of both state and national home economics associations. A The year's activities were culminated by a picnic. :.1 1 lac: - ...nr-1 -mxuwa:-an 7 , .,,, to Q at fiiilliilnm sl Qin Q .Y-f , , V V . ...U .,... 5-34 .5 ew, .et V, i :X ' v a . me Q? , A-f Y ' W 1' fff , . '.. n. 'J 1 '7 - E A!! ' -A Illn- Qiz ' -X? --l C0 0'S Collegmn ESSSLZWIRTS0E35S'T1Zi'e5ePE.SEE2LJiZ15 f3SEg Marshall, Sponsor: Nor Pictured: Pauline Brown, Assistant Editorg Kenneth Shields, Reporter, Albert Sylvester, Reporter. THE CONNORS COLLEGIAN a member of the Oklahoma The journalism department helped to provide material tor Press Association, began its, 27th year last fall under the weekly news releases and infommarion and pictures to be used sponsorship of Miss Libby Marshall. It is a monthly publica- in the college yearbook. rion reporting all the events on the college campus both in Staff members made field trips to nearby city newspapers picture and story from chatter box items tO feature 8.l'tiCleS and culminated the year's activities with a social event. to campus personalities. Front Row: Par Grose as head cheerleader Frances Ether- Cbeerlea edge. Second Row: Georgia Choate, Sue Seth Cleveland, Ima Sue Norwood, Barbara Siegenthaler. I 'I' ' 55555 W .,.,.,. 'rv Q Vil, A . i '11 ,NE 'rj , y ., J- er' 4. ,,,' , lu. . r r-is. rs gf I -.Je - g i u,--1 5' 4 JL ? , 'i Eel 9: .few 1-in : if-5 iw ' 111.4 M41 -. , 4 pa, ,gpg ,J- ? EF'5Y QF' ., 1 el. 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Second Row: Coach Tom fohnson, Harry Schultz, David Holloway, Tim Penland, James Cagle, Coach Row: Barbara Siegenthaler, Frances Etheredge, Georgia Choate, Par Grose, Sue Cleveland, Ima Sue Nog- Second Row: Dana Carter, Dovia Real, Jolene Madole, Kay Mize, Doris Hiner, Shirley Lane, Carole Abel, Ann Prentice, Dean Lewis. Third Row: Barbara Taylor, Pauline Brown, Ora Lee Dobbs, Carol Moore, Linda Vanhooser, Vida Lewis, Karen Fuller, Pauline Emanuel. Fourth Row: Miss Luxa Rimmer as Sponsor, Patsy Irving, Doris French. Talley, Godfrey Brant, Ken McDaris, Ron Gene Hales, john Mul- Bill Lollis, Fred Larney, Bill Wells, Bob Maner, Clyde Pride, .Vesley Keeney. Third Row: james King. 'il'-.r , mg- - , , ,v , T qv fr f bs I 1 . ' -5 x , . x,,, x 2 fr, f, x. 'ii' .f -'M F. ,,,i1E' it , .1- J -r zf 1 5'2 -14 1 is iff- f f in ,ji 1 ,. -'fn 4' .5 K - A - ey ' l ' T T- 1- G ' f' 1- J a A-S217 K 7 4: '1l W' ' ' xt 5 ma' J! 'l FOOTBALL QUEEN AND PARTY paused for a moment preceding the coronation ceremony held at the Homecoming Day Football Game on October 11. First Row: Maid of Hon- or Ora Lee Dobbs, Queen Georgia Lea Choate, Maid of Honor Doris French. Second Row: Barbara Siegenthaler, Sue Cleveland, Carol Jarrard, Carole Abel, Barbara Taylor, Pat Grose, Ernestine Parker, Doris Scott, Francis Ether- edge. Escorts were: Co-captain Gary Brandon, Co-captain Beauford jones, Bill Lollis, Pete Evans, Grover Wade, Harry Schultz, Ken McDaris, Godfrey Brant, john Nobles, Fred Brant, joel May, Russell Snyder. Football Coronation STADIUM SCENE where the queen and party sat upon the throne after the crowning ceremony to view the Aggies as they made it a victorious game for Homecoming fans. First Row: Pat Grose, Carol jarrard. Ernestine Parker, Doris Scott, Crown Bearer David Gilliam, Flower Girl Debbie Gibson, Barbara Taylor, Sue Cleveland, Frances Ether- edge, Carole Abel, Barbara Siegenthaler. Second Row: Ora Lee Dobbs, Queen Georgia Lea Choate, Doris French. :.-1w-werafa - L-L-may A-r.fLmv:w. ,szwxfvx A- xmmmanngm1in L ' 1. -.SN C1 R xX f -, Ig? -:ah ff First Row: John Mullins, Joel May, Grover Wade, John Mullen, Godfrey Brant, john Nobles, Don Crawley, Gwane Evans, Dat- win Busha, Ron Hales. Second Row: Russell Synder, Eugene Fluke, Harry Schultz, Gary Elmore, Rex Arnold, Beauford Jones, Walter Heffley, Fred Larney, Ken McDaris, Bill Risenhoover. Third Row: Coach Wesley Keeney, Gary Brandon, Tim Pen- land, Dave Holloway, Bill Wells, james Cagle, Dewey Talley, Doug Parkinson, Fred Brant, Bill Lollis, Captain Ardie Mc Football Clure, Coach Tom johnson. CO-CAPTAIN BEAUFORD JONES Guard THE AGGIES under the coach- ing of Tom johnson as head, Wesley Keeney as first assist- ant, and Captain Ardie McClure as second assistant closed the 1956 gridiron season with a 1-5-0 conference mark and with a 1-6-0 season standing. Beginning the season were eight returning lettermen. Clos- ing the season sixteen more lettermen were added to the roster of the Lettermen's Club. Two members of the Aggie squad were named to the All junior College Conference Team. One member of the Ag- gie squad was nominated to be placed on a National Junior College Team. On September 15 Aggies tumbled to the highly rated su- perior Cameron team at Lawton in the season's- opening game with a defeat 46-7. On September 20 Aggies stumbled to the deluxe power- house Kilgore Rangers at Kil- gore, Texas, with a defeat 60-0 in a non-conference game. On October 11 Aggies turn- ed the stream full blast to thrill Homecoming Day fans as they romped over Eastern Mountaineers from Wilburton here with a victorious 20-7. On October 18 Aggies tripped to Northern Mavericks from Tonkawa here with a very small losing score 7-0. On November 2 Aggies were completely stopped by Northeasteri. A. 8: M. Aggies at Miami with a baffling de- feat 46-O. On November 9 Aggies closed the season with a well- fought battle with gies at Tishimingo feat 32-13. Named to the College Conference Co-captain Beauford Jones as a guard and Co-captain Gary Brandon as a halfback. Named to the roster of Na- tional Junior College Team was Co-captain Beauford jones. The national team was sponsored by the Wigwam Wisemen of America which selected a final team from the East and a final team from the West to play at jackson, Mississippi. jones was one of the six from Okla- homa to be named to the roster. Beginning the season were eight returning Iettermen: Gary Brandon, Gwane Evans, Eugene Fluke, Beauford jones, Bill Lollis, John Nobles, Harry Schultz, Grover Wade. Closing the season six- teen more lettermen besides Murray Ag- with a de- All junior Team were 4.4 , .:+:i.., CO-CAP TAIN GARY Halfback those stated above were named to the Club:Rex Arnold, Godfrey Brant, Darwin Busha, james Cagle, Ron Gene Hales, Walter Heffley, Dave Holloway, Fred Larney, john Matthews, joel May, john Mullins, Ken Mc Daris, Doug Parkinson, Tim Penland, Dewey Talley, Billy Wells. t 'gms 'i f 32' - MMM- 1 A M V Q, ,QA ,,., if .J 1, Af L Q J . N 9 N 'iii wg if wg W ,M-17 mx, x -V . Q lr Q' 59.3 7 X 1 -K. ' ,J First Row: Clyde Pride, Clifford Massengale, Jerry Blair, Presely Askew, Willis Powell, Woxie Ryal, Leon Dixon David Can- IIEZIQ eiecond Row: A. D. James, James King, Bob Maner, Rex Townes, Glen Moore, Ray Kirk, Bill Condren, Cbach Wesley n . f Basketball THE 1956-57 BASKETBALL SEASON FOR THE CON- NORS AGGIES under the coaching of Wesley A. Kee- ney began on December 4 away from the home court with Okniulgee Tech. The season's opener was a vic- tory for the Aggies 76-58. Cage' season was a series of up's an d down's for the team of five freshmen and six soph- omores, of which four were returning lettermen. On December 11, North- ern Mavericks at Tonkawa squeezed out the Aggies 58- 57 in the final minute. On December 17. Aggies made it two straight victories over Okmulgee Tech with 82-47 here on the home court. On December 19, th CLYDE PRIDE Guard Missourians from Joplin Junior College triumphed over the Aggies at Bixby with 91-71. On December 22, the Tulsa University Frosh at the Fairgrounds Pavilion in Tulsa defeated the Aggies with 69-59. On January 4, the Ag- gies put the heat on during the final ten minutes to drop Central Christian with 76.48 at Bartlesville. On January 8, the Ag- gies took Northeastern A. 8z M. with 68-50 here on the home court. On January 11-12, the Aggies entered the All- State Junior College Tourna- ment at Lawton, winning one and losing one. Aggies won their first encounter with Midwestern University Frosh with 76-61. Aggies lost their second encounter to Cam- eron. On January .LS Eastem grabbed the win from the Aggies with 67-59 at Wilbur- ton. On january 17, the Ag- gies scored a home court victory over the Bacone War- riors with 48-33. On January 21, Came- ron blew red-hot to capture a win over the Aggies here on the home court with 76- 62. On January 25, the Ag- gies took revenge on North- ern Mavericks here on the home court with 71-48. On January 31, the Ag- gies blasted Independence Junior College at the Kan- sas court with 64-57. On February 1, the Ba- cone Warriors scalped the Aggies in Muskogee with 64-60. On February 5, Murray upset the Aggies at Tisho- mingo with 69-oo. On February 7, the Ag- gies tripped Eastern here on the home court for a win with '55-45. This was con- sidered the most thrilling game of the season. February 12, North- On eastern A. 8: M. upended the Aggies On with 69-59 at Miami. February 16, Cam- eron slapped the Aggies into a defeat at Lawton with 66- 77. On February 21, Murray defeated the Aggies on the home court with 60-48. On February 22, the Ag- gies beat the Arkansas Univ- ersity Frosh with 69-60 at Sallisaw. On February 25, the Oklahoma A. 8: M. Frosh smashed the Aggies With 80-S9 at Stillwater. On February 26, the Ag- gies avenged their defeat to Joplin early in the season by stopping the Missourians with 74-61 at Joplin. On March 2, the Razor- backs of Arkansas Univer- sityFrosh sliced a nice victorv from the Aggies with 77-64 at Fayetteville. On March 14, at the three day Junior College Regional Tourney at Lawton the Aggies fell on the first day to Eastern with 72-64, thus eliminating the Aggies from the meet and canceling all hopes of attending the National Junior College Tourney at Hutchinson, Kan- sas. The season had both highlights and disappoint- ments, but it was considered a well-fought cage season, totaling 11 victories and 14 defeats. WOXIE RYAL Guard Q4 A. D. JAMES GLEN MOORE WILLIS POWELL REX TOWNES Guard Center Forward Center DAVID CANNON BOB MANER RAY KIRK JERRY BLAIR Forward Forward C enter Guard BILL CONDREN LEON DIXON JAMES KING PRESLEY ASKEW Forward Guard Forward Gudfd E, EEF r-. 1 1- . 1 .jpg R ff .. .-. 1 ,, 1 . 1- .Q '- 4.: 1-Q ,. ,...-ni . ,Q The Reserve 0fj9eers Tminin Coqbs THE PRIMARY mission of the Reserve Officers Training Corps is to select from the student bodies of our schools, colleges, and universities those men whose character, ap- titude, and qualities of leadership show greatest promise of their development into efficient officers and to give those selected students the training and instruction in military fundamentals necessary to fit them for commission as second lieutenants in the Officers' Reserve Corps. The initial selection is made at the end of the Basic Course given here at Connors College. Aside from its primary function of supplying Reserve Color Gllflfd cadet Mfsgt. Billy D. Winn, Cade Officers, the Reserve Officers Training Corps has had the continued support of educators, who consider it a valuable asset to their institutions, both from an educational view- point and because of its general value. In normal times, it is in its role of a character-building organization that the Reserve Officers Training Corps receives its greatest recognition. BV teaching individual discipline and respect for constituted authority and later giving practice in direct- ing the actions of others, the military training develops qualities of leadership that are of great value in any pro- fession or occupation. t SFC Bill McBee, Cadet SFC Robert Whitrenburg, Cadet M!Sgt. jerry Blair. ' Ln ill if! gl M 1 4 N Te gk 1 .1 1 A 4 Q-v.'? -4 'ar 'lt' 4 1 5 N -mini .t 1K..f-:3 Q!co or ooec in x V, I ' Cadet Executive Officer Clyde Pride, Cadet S4 - Supplies Wayne Booth, Cadet Lt. Colonel Don Mad- Battalzan dox, Cadet S3 - Operations Eddie Watkins, Cadet Adjutant Bob Hawk, Cadet Sergeant Major Eldon Spencer. Battalion Review . ,V A A -WE! -' 22 .,,. Qsgissim, , ' 4 ' ' ' L ' ' . . ' T-1 ' ':,. . ti 'f A g, ....:. - V, , Q i J A.: , ,,,:5E-5xf.-- uf -- Q , J '1 f.-.., ,' 5 fu. f' .g , E .- , . K ir: ' 1 1 ' ex in .KY - I, 5 fr h ' i4 i F 2 G, , W e,.. .1 ff' N H nam., .me , , Z M, , V I ' Y, Y' I Q -' -7. - wwf . L, ,G 'fy 'aff' '- . M W A I I :ef :ff ,- Qi tx i Lf We ' ' W f M ' . , ga V , f ' 1 f eww s We-f , ai- H N Q1 , .4 my . ae' ' ' 2 M 35 H- If New M ' ' f' ' ' K S fe ' ' ' JE? V ,wif AWE ix me V 1 Q - ' COMPANY OFFICERS -A,. we ,aa , W, , 123.3 if- A . W-.-.,. ,Aga .Ie - -va ,yi-- ' 1 COMPANY A Cadet Captain Eugene ,mm Q Za, COMPANY B n ,Jin 1 Fff'f?g se, S fm' -M B as Fluke, Cadet Cadet Captain Bob Mooney, Cadet First Sgt. Bill Condren and Cadet SFC First Sgt. Gary Brandon and Cadet james King. SFC john Gunter. ful, n 1 , N 5, gi-,lk .f ..-2-,JMU ll Lv.-5, I 5'f.Qi'3 gn jg, 4 1, - - -, ,Him Vw Q., .,1 --P' ' .45 231. -H 1:4 A 1 1 h N4-' A rf, - ti..W1ar.l5y,N,,,,,v '- '1 ' ff' r2! '.4g',-11 L i lx ,sux A iff PE, I A , . F ...-4 A ' 1 r 5 n ' J Jr- , ,,. 1 V V, U. ne' aerifl :'i.t Vjv,'g7yJC IT.-al -x, ID' Y, -,. Q..-In - VIA! :I f' -v - l ' VI! rv-Jil ,My r -Y X, A ... eg Hi? -', . :Ind V A tm rrnswg 'W' lv ' ' ,- ,J :iff 'Ha' N wlmeaiw LF- ' .M I ' , 1, 4' u lg Chr 5 THE CONNORS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS COMMANDED BY Mfs f. Bill Risenhoover Dmm an B g P First Row: Russell Snyder, Tom McCreight, Conrad Nelson. Secondg Row: John Mullins, lohn Butler, Dan Mathis. Third Row: Ron Gene Hales, Perry Kuykendall. Fourth Row: Will B. Winkle, Dan Blair, Mel Webb. il? -12.5 H , ,Y Me., ln: 1 -...,,, : ef lr.-gil, ' J, ,, rQs?if ..,f-'xiii ' - 2 w :Saw '- -fir Lv. ll Taj if M Q. if - H ii? H H ' it if mv as ' ' Q .. ,. .- , K , . ' ' FIRST PLATOON COMPANY A COMMANDED BY. Cadet First Lt. Willard Treat. First Row: Bob Maner, Glen Moore, Ray Kirk, Rex Townes, Phillip Fisher, Bill Green, Tyrus Cobb, Fred Larney, jimmy Parker. Second Row: Glenn Taylor, David Holloway, james Cagle, Woxie Ryal, Tom Canady, Nelson Hollis, Hubert Gawf. Third Row: Barney Girdner, Harold Rye, Ted I-leger, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Richard Rector, William Hagan, Joel May. Fourth Row: Fred Brant, David Cannon, A. D. james, Clifford Massengale, John Galatian, Tim Penland, Clyde Simeroth. Company SECOND PLATOON COMPANY 'fA COMMANDED BY First Lt. Orville Stinnett. First Row: Bill Lollis, Barton McCaslin, Norman Ahrend, Dewey Spyres, Gentry Ruark, Bill Cavin, Kenneth McDaris, Lester Lawson. Second Row: john Williams, Don Crawley, Jerry Lemley, Darrell Winkle, Wesley Brown, Bill Wells, Doyle Mitchell. Third Row: Ronnie Bradshaw, Bill Morgan, Bert Quimby, john Matthews, Kenneth Kinslow, Presley Askew, Rex Arnold. Fourth Row: jerry Sparks, Dewey Talley, joe Ward, James Jacobs, Leamon Applegarth, Eldon Greer, jerry Blair. ' N n Q, ' os. w T 2 W .1 u 2-Sw lm i N21 zz N, ,g .xxw 1 l at W ,, , 1. ,, ,Lf W ll iii.-1 f ,, M H ,N ffsgsfgf 11 X W5 ,wig , X H Vi, ,,., ,l ..,V, ,, , FIRST PLATOON COMPANY B COMMANDED BY First Lt. Bob Nation. First Row: G. W. Goff, Harry Schultz, Wayne Dial, Mitchell Bolin, Ben Harmon, Robert Cox, john Mullins, Donny Chapman. Second Row: Gwane Evans, Doug Parkinson, Charles Crane, O. C. Flanagan, Curtis Pollard. Third Row: Alan Thompson, jess Moore, Gerald Glenn, joe Selvidge, Leon Dixon, Bob Stephens. Fourth Row: Charles Newell, jack Smith, Ed George, Aubrey Westbrooks, Bill Scott, Earl Bender, Charles Nicholson. Company SECOND PLATOON COMPANY B COMMANDED BY First Lt. Phillip Vann. First Row: Bill Capps, Darwin Busha, Bill Weaver, john Sells, Ferrell Hartin, Dale Holt, Randy Williams, Charles Click, Clarence Randles. Second Row: Robert E550- bar, Walter Heffley, Carroll Baker, Roy Rott, Charles McConnell, George Wright, Wirt Rhea. Third Row: joe Campbell, Scott Fowler, Tommy Barnhart, Connie Padgett, Gary Elmore, Ronald Gibson. Fourth Row: Tommy Blackman, Charles Baker, ,Terry Lindsey, Seymour Drake, Maurice Martin, Duane-Boston, Godfrey Brant. fl 35 . - q r-.er f na B , .. sm. 5 , K ' Team . CONNORS DRILL TEAM COMMANDED BY Cadet Adjutant Bob Hawk. First Row: Eldon Spencer, Clifford . Massengale, Kenneth Kinslow, Bill Cavin, Eddie Watkins, Bob Mooney, Tommy Blackmon. Second Row: john Williams, Ronnie Bradshaw, joe Selvidge, Jimmy Parker, Bob Stephens, Gerald Glenn, Curtis Pollard. Third Row: Tyrus Cobb, G. W. Goff, Charles Newell, Randy Williams, Scott Fowler, Robert Escobar, Charles Click. Rqffe Team CONNORS RIFLE TEAM COMMANDED BY Cadet Adjutant Bob Hawk. First Row: Bin scott, Kenneth Mc Daris, john Mullins, Duane Boston, William Hagan. Second Row: Eddie Watkins, Connie Padgett, Don Craw- ley, Bill Wells. Third Row: Ron Gene Hales, Seymour Drake, Robert Cox, Bill Morgan. X K Y '39, , sw! r if 1 -r iw 'P E 5 -A A .6 an I ,M hh bg IQ' ll it ll' N -dl .-1 it 6. y. I v 1 a ., W 'Eff i3'li ' iii Q 32 nn ff B g-I ft. ,F f'i .ug S nga EE 1 qwrr U4 ,- ?lK Q' Qi 'IZ ::,, 31'--,-'ii 1 GEF: gxrgggffr Q 5 ? -4 3 .4 , Sb EJ? Lu n H.:-1 2.3 mm 231 '.o go sam L46-l JSE -5 :QF H-C 'La ag .im UZ 'nn go :BID 6 . U 0.1 .?.'63 5.5 all-4 mf. 52 oo Mo Ea UID U '-:L 'cn Ex -U2 S .. 1-.21 CDN .-. Et!!! UE EH. XSL Em .5 32 o - '43 u Us 9-in. If-.cn d Strjres dn 6 Sa A. JS 1 'Q' VJ .: N U F E' B J ..1 I-I V1 .u u.. A UD cz iii on B v .- 'U 'U L1-l In C2 o ... U mu In u cz. O NN VJ E 0 E G as VJ U TE O 5 u I0 .5 I-T-4 af u cz o o 2 .n o CD -5 rv H a. an U B O D5 'U G 0 sv 1: u 50 I-Ll .5 8 n. ox U vi' u 'EI S D5 aa u cl v 3 U . u DD rn x 2 J u xv o o .rx ca v V1 .- nd .-. .-. 'Ui CD J D0 Q 2 5 O at 'U .u .C I-1 ci S 9 D. .-4 .-. .-. ... 4: D4 J n-l lui va .5 U-4 ai' .cz I-I o o m u c: Ps me B UD 0 --1 - D.. Presi- randon, B re: Gary for the organization we IS gt. jim Parker. Office XS apman, M cs o Q Jil' X 2 if o 'U 'va as 2 c: o Q 'Bi U A.: A uf E Lu . v P ... A-I m l-I 1: u V! u B. vu DG eu A-I st 5 u G' -S 3 UJ 5 -B S U '-Z2 EE 31' 5 VI G U I3 I E .SE J u u a o n. rn ca o -o -. L1-l U' ca u 'U .... V1 u I-I D4 as u .-. If U. 'U ... I-1 CL IJ 'U b-. .-. U 3.7 CI U 'U individually both efficiency rther military sg to fu activitie ORGANIZATION ILITARY M PES I R ST AND BER SA THE the 1' fo CS rojec pport worthy p SLI I0 and Y collectivel and ba- ing on the follow Spring of 1956 organized in the WHS llege. Co Connors of betterment on in --1 4.1 td L. U CL g and coo ndin tive understa 2.C all SISI I0 PFOIIIOEE zed basis for organi 2. military interestg to form of maIlCCl'S hi, ,Q f R f f S i ig vw S v ' V,--Q '59 F F' ' of V 1 I r I r A 1...-A . 5 f... EJ' 'meme .. 3 C2 C -f'Q 'i', ,mm aw Y gm ,Ht K' 'r- ' L w. R ii r.. L, 5 I 3, Wiser MHQHQ fssrzezr Eifiiriv FM' uw . .. ,,n ,Y, .Y ami 51: 5 -fa 'L W , , -naw .- n ' fm ,. 1.1 , A +'H2l'Fv?, .,--: E53 Q ya ,I ILC'- -L- f, hs P4 ! i tal- ss 2 2 ,415 .4 l1'? as luwxms Anvmc: DEPARTMENT STORE uuuonv Ann CLEANING Wbere Quality Merchandise Costs Less Prompt and Efficient Service Phone SP 5-2540 Sallisaw, Oklahoma MUSKOGEE a OKLAHOMA FEED . . . lVEY'S DRUG STORE BOWER FEEDS YOUR BEST BUY The Careful Druggisf' MUSKOGEE MILL 8' ELEVATOR CO. Sallisaw Oklahoma I M ' W S If I ImApWW Sy 0 A I Lf YEARS BEHIND A CAMERA W M 'X My Luther Powhatan W Come Visit Our Beautiful Shop The Oldest Camera Shop in Muskogee CAMERAS 81 SUPPLIES - PHOTO FINISHING BINOCULARS - READING GLASSES HALL MAR K GR EETI NGS CARDS 209 North Third Phone 2- 9381 Muskogee Oklahoma ,'i5 - in .,A1 , . Q ,- FINKLEA BROS. 8: SON GENERAL MERCHANDISE International McCormick-Deering Trucks WARNER Tractors OKLAHOMA THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 314 Barnes Building MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA Bebb Floral Company Bowman Stationers Broadway Theatres Calhouns Department Store Durnils Department Store GiIkison's Hollywood Hat Shop Hunt's Department Store Jones Store Kaplins Jewelry J. C. Penney Co. Kelly Monument Co. KIar's Jewelry T. Miller Jewelry Modern Clothiers Muskogee Furniture Nelson Furniture S. and Q. Clothiers Scoggins Appliance Taylor Furniture Store Susman's Western Auto Store Bruce Typewriter Co. QScrew Loose Brucel ADDING MACHINES PORTABLES, ROYAL TYPEWRITERS RENTALS Service All Makes of Office Equipment 216 North Fourth MUrrly 7-5511 Muskogee, Oklahoma ART FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Phone MUrroy 7-6327 1212 W. Okmulgee-Muskogee, Okla In Wamer Coll 94 MRS. ORA MCGAHEY COMPLIM-ENTS OF MUSKOGEE MATERIALS COMPANY 1201 South Cherokee Street Muskogee, Oklahoma Telephone MU rroy 3-2484 TRANSIT-MIXED CONCRETE AND CONCRETE AND LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING BLOCKS Where Your Every Musica Want Can Be Satisfied Krall Music Company 430 W. Broadway Muskogee tt.. wg-4521532 aggiij ' I 21-nnewgat THE FRIENDLY TEXACO Where There's Always Something Cooking srEAKs - sANnwlcHEs - DINNERS CAFE and STATION-24 HOUR SERVICE WHERE THE GANG MEETS Warner Foy Harkey and Scottie Stclndifer Oklahoma KNAPP ADVERTISING CO 701 W. Broodwoy Phone 2-1501 MUS-kogee Oklahoma CARNATION COMPANY FRESH MILK ICE CREAM MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA A DEPARTMENT STORE 81 FACTORY FOR THE OFFICE MAN QQTMFP5 M 11f,1 mn S1112 PPIN1'znv Third 81 Wall Printers - Stationers - Office Outfitters Muskogee Oklahoma School and Library Equipment Muskogee Okmulgee McAIesl-er Vinitq DR PEPPER LOVE BOTTLING CO. COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS BANK JUST BANKING Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat on EUFAULA OKLAHOMA I Tt' S HENDERSON'S COFFEE QSAUERSO MUSKOGEE ' OKLAHOMA BROCKMAN'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHONE 44 VIAN, OKLAHOMA Congrafulafions and Best of Luck To The Class of '57 SHARPE DRY GOODS CO. - from - THE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES Dry Goods - Shoes and Ready-to-Wear CHECOTAH STIGLER EUFAULA H. L. DAVIS GARAGE H. L. KHUBJ DAVIS GENERAL GASOLINE AND OIIS REPAIRING NEW SUPER OIL SUPER T C. P. Mo dern Grease Equipment WRECKER SERVICE Phone HO 3- 331 1 wamer. Oklahoma LANE-MORSE LUMBER CO. LUMBER, HARDWARE, PAINT and BUILDING MATERIALS 2001 NOrI'I1 York Sf. Muskogee Telephone MUrray 7-7541 Oklahoma CURE MERCAN TILE CO. Groceries and Meats General Merchandise Sporting Goods PHON E 58-F2 GORE, OKLAHOMA VIAN STATE BANK Make Our Bank Your Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VIAN, OKLAHOMA I me uassms SALLISAW, OKLAHOMA TASTE BREAD Enjoy Life and Eat one More often Muskogee, Oklahoma It Costas No- More To Eat the Best Phone 5-4788 Fomers Grocery and Rogers Motor Soles CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Md DODGE TRUCKS Good Feeling Goes with On EIS! Gtlifry Square Dealing mlullill AND SONS Phone Y0 7-8886 C lah oklahoma Stigler Oklahoma Compliments of Fullerton Electric Supply Jav Fullerton, Owner 426 3rd St. Phone MU 7-4474 Muskogee, Oklahoma COMPLIMENTS OF JACK SPlllERS Ford Soles Inc. Phone Murray 2-1345 602 West Broadway Muskogee Oklahoma FIRST N TIONAL BAN Hoskel I Oklahoma WARNER DRUG. A Good Place to Meet State National Bank useFuL . . . SAFE Yqur Friends Warner' Oklahoma Eufaula Oklahoma FUTREII-IIARRISUN AGENCY on HIGHWAY sa Phone H0 36831 Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate PERRY SI-IEPPARD MOTEL -Rest In. Comfort With Piedsent Atmosplferev Phone 92 Checotah Oklahoma FRANK LAUNDERE'I'I'E Half Hour' Laundry Drier Service Rugs Washed and Dried Phone 44 We Deliver UP fo 9x12 YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED 518 Okmulgee Muskogee, Okla. Haskell, OICIGIIOIYIG Phone 2-9711 BUSBY BROS. OFFICE APPLIANCES co. M01-OR Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES 222 N. Third St. Phone 2-7601 Muskogee NEW and USED CARS Finance By Bank Rates 341 E. Okmulgee Phone MU 2-5557 Muskogee, Oklo. SEQUOYAH AND RITZ Sallisaw State Bank THEATRES Member F.D.l.C. Owned by MR. AND MRS. CARL PHILLIPS Sallisaw Oklahoma Sallisaw Oklahoma Cole Gflllll CU. Furniture 8. Appliances Sales - Service Sallisaw Oklahoma Phone MU 7-7567 919 S. Cherokee Muskogee, Okla. Rllssfll. A. RICHARDSUN 'Sanitone' Cleaning Is Exclusive PHONE MU 2-3921 MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA . M k b 711 HoNoR HaHTs.DRlvE W us 08614 aff e msrmsuron TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Peanut' Butter Sandwiches Sweet Cookies Delicious Candies 8: Potato Chips Parisian Cleaners 3 LOCATIONS 1706 W. Okmulgee 316 Court Street 200 Eastside Blvd. I ER, PHON E 21 1 Checotah Oklahoma HASKELL HARDWARE CO. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Make Our Store Your Store Phone 61 Haskell Oklahoma The Hogle Company PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Guardians of Your Health and Comfort ECONOMY CHEVROLET CO. Haskell, Oklahoma Phone MUrray 7-5486, MUrray 7-5487 E' W' Hordigil-rlll A' Hording 106 Calahan Muskoge, Okla. Phone 192 Res.-Bus. Ph. 324 Pgqpleg T. H. National Bank DEPOSITS ARE SAFE LUMBER COMPANY A Complete Builders Store WI-I-H Us MGR. H. PAYNE Phone 3 Checolah' oklahoma Eufaula Oklahoma Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell Checotah, Oklahoma I' Phone l3O Haskell Oklahoma J A K E ' S FURNITURE-APPLIANCES Factory to you prices Phone HO 3-3251 Warner Oklahoma GiIliam's 66 Service Station Phone H0 3-3521 Warner Oklahoma 'Haskell's Leading Department Store Acme Potato Chip Co. CORN CHIPS CRACKLINS Good Merchandise is Our Specialty Serving Oklahoma over 40 Years 416 N. Third Muskogee, Okla. REXALL DRUG STORE C. M. Dodgen, Mgr. Phone 22 Checotah Oklahoma Holder's Dept. Store FOR YOUR BETTER THINGS TO WEAR Phone 5-4606 LANTZ l'ytp'rn:m Gm. A Complete Service Since 1913 122 E. Cherokee St. Sallisaw, Okla. Stigler Oklahoma A. W. HAYS J. 5. Ross GENERAL MERCHANDISE Grocery and Market It Pays To Trade With Hays Webbers Falls Oklahoma Warner Oklahoma PHONE 26 VIAN LUMBER CO. TENKILLER DAM Area's Nearest 8. Largest Building Material Dealer Electrical 81 Plumbing Supplies VIAN, OKLAHOMA PARKER on comPANY W CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA W at W W W ,Tim iv QW Hff dRC t E x Homeof 3 M. 0u ' Q vSparton an, an A ' ' dTl ' ' nSets EI 'I , ' f TV C 1 Hlll s Radlo 8. TV Shop If MUS 0 e ' Radxo an e ev1s1o QW if nj F I 'I 1 lg' Q 'w ' I ' Y 3Mi hIwya1l-X ' ' , ee ' ff! General Repairing , . X , Y . PQ U Phone 394 01 Qu ff OC Eufaul Groceries - Mears I I M my Goof, Standard Auto Parts Radios and Appliances Ray jonhadl O Bynum General Store Ph 20 Ch h Phone 393 Checotah Congfafulaflons Firestone Tires and Tubes to Connors College from General Automobile Repair TEXACO PRODUCTS NEWTON CITIES SERVICE STATION FORD CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 81 Checoth Phone 2 Checocah exffgx X I S Compliments Ti 8. .lim Grocery and Market to CONNORS COLLEGM W3 ECS A Best thing for Your Table 2, 15 PLACE onus S 11 '25 is -4. JACK'S BABER SHOP sau A S ? me to iw MMM We L . Q! ff . .jlgfxnc pf V- ,Ji 1 GENTRY AND COZY THEATRES nffa f I Deu er 46, 64 omvf IN 4 Material For eneral Construction Checotah Oklahoma L 7 M Owner Warner Muskogee G. R. CRUMPLER Phone HO 3-3131 Phone MU 2-3381 CULP OIL COMPANY Three-fourth's Mile North of Keefeton Where Gas and Oil Can Always Be Bought for Less For Automobiles and Tractors Leonard Culp T FRAME LUMBER COMPANY CHECOTAH'S LOWEST PRICE STORE Bob Frame and W. H. Frame .Ir., Mgrs. CHECOTAH, OKLAHOMA BUILDERS HARDWARE LUMBER 81 SUPPLIES SMITH FUNERAL HOME AIR CONDITIONED AMBULANCE Newell Smith - Owner Checotah, Oklahoma Phone 109 CHECOTAH CLEAN ERS Owners MR. and MRS. FLOYD HUBBLE Checotah, Okl ahom a ROY NICHOLD TRACTOR COMPANY Minneapolis-Mol ine-Ferguson COLLEGE SHOP This place is the most, For Ira Thrasher is the host. Welcome Anytime! Tractors Across the Campus Phone 77 MR. IRA THRASHER - Owner Checotah, Oklahoma LM, Q Q x W Rm Ok ,,Q1,. UM V2 WM- EMNJ l 'wz'z W! I l 1 is Q01 Eli WMM f . 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