East Central University - Pesagi Yearbook (Ada, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1962 volume:

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MILDRFD RIDLING, Sponsor 'CHX '2- 3 JXXQQQ 'H-fm....,,, PESAGI STAFF TERRY HARRELL, Photographer PAT BRIGGS and GEORGANA MCCLURE L K Ex Nwwfigg, BUY Yom: LL.. : 1 PESAGI TODAY L ,A is 2 356.00 Now 33,00 110wN -53,00 LA'1'1m L BILL ORICK MELVA SELF TABLE OF CONTENTS ADIWNISTRATION FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES HONORS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORISS FRESHMISN 4 j il X F U-1' pl Ii 11 II I .-ff' , ,- 'Tirwin J ,f !- 5 Q55 Sig -'Q' 3 IJVQZ. ?' bfi'-'f w i . WW' 5 , A.,A -Q85 ggigwww ,.,-'.-- '. 43 1 'JP' L gf Y ' X Q .- .- 55 1 ,S ii vi- its N 9, Q 1-I :Pl 'nw Amr, WZ' ' fy f - I K 5 w ,, . I ' I ,wal ' N x , 'x t!Q: 4 , ' in V K 3 , , 'f' Y A 5 A f fm WJ - '.. , ,xr my gli JM: 'f if? 3 f mm f H'2A: ' H4., ME' Zi L., mi vw? v y 'tb QW' 5 S UQQGEXCPSXG 999 For his sympathetic interest in the personal welfare of the students, the 1962 Pesagi is dedicated to Dr. Bill J. Tillman. Dr. Bill J Tillman Mrs. Mildred Ridling With deep-felt appreciation for all she had done for the students, the 1962 Pesagi is dedicated to Mrs. Mildred Ridling. l 5 S PRESIDENT Charles F. Spencer MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT To Students, Faculty, and Friends of East Central: Few things in life bring us more joy than recalling past experiences which were pleasant. And what is more pleasant than our college days, when we are making the transition from youth to full manhood and womanhood. The school year 1961-62 has been filled with happy days. We hope that this yearbook has in a measure caught the spirit of these days, and that it will delight us for years to come. With your copy of the yearbook go my hearty congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely yours, fm, Z Charles F. Spencer President DEAN OF INSTRUCTION E. W. james 3-1-....,.,,, ,,.l4+.. DEAN OF STUDENTS B. J. Tillman 5 r DEAN OF WOMEN Mildred Ridling W -ls. 'XV V137 . v 5,11 if ?- 5 WL. ..,. 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'll 1 Wrix I 7 ' .J ,'g..'3- 'E ffpfi 'JL' fx REGISTRAR Harvey Faust -9-4 BUSINESS MANAGER Oscar Parker As I DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Roy McKeown 'lgf' ADMINISTRATIVE OE FICE PERSONNEL 1,9 GEORGE ANN AMATO I lim, .... 3 M 4 SHIRLEY BARBARA SHERMAN OVA C. SMITH PAT CONNEL i A 1 I S M EA , lewizbss. K 4 N-Q ' h 5, W Lf ' ,A I A W 5: 1 S I E A 5 jr . If U I QI., I ,1',S'S'g I AE ' A I i I 4'.k l' I I AVA' g 2 1 x'w'n 4 MERLE JAMISON , X QP I IDX Q-.. ,XV ROBERTA CARTXWRIGHT J? MURIEL LOXWRANCE GOLDIE VUILLIAMS MERLE BOATXWRIGHT JOYCE PEGRAM I5 it vw .Q its i.. 'vw V E' MYU' 'WSW . :if PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Dr. J. T. Colwich, Jr. judge Oras A. Shaw Mr. M. C. Collum Tulsa, Okla. Oklahoma City, Okla. V. L. Browne Clinton, Okla. BOARD OF REGENTS OKLAHOMA COLLEGES East Central State College, along with five other regional senior colleges, is under the supervision, con- trol, and management of the Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges, which was created by a consti- tutional amendment adopted in 1948. This board is thus a constitutional board and consists of nine mem- bers. Eight of the members are appointed by the Governor with the approval of the State Senate for over-lapping nine year terms, and the State Superin- tendent of Public Instruction serves ex officio as the ninth member. Such a board, consisting of outstand- ing citizens interested only in the welfare of the stu- dents and of the public at large, gives Stability to the College and enables it to pursue the most progressive educational policies. Mrs. E. R. Anthis Muskogee, Okla. S. C. Boswell John C. Fisher Ada, Okla. Marlow, Okla. Earl A. Drennan Oliver Hodge Joe B. Monroe Oklahoma City, Okla, Oklahoma City, Okla. Cherokee, Okla. H MT Tim! :img SES? iii? wwf WMM A 4,,',wgi'f.NW FACULTY LOUIS ANTROBUS-Govt. C. R. BARTLETT--Psv. an PALMER H. BOEGAR-History EMMA BOX-Art HAROLD R. BRENHOLTZ-Ind. Arts ELMER R. BROWN-BiO'l0gY JOHN BULMAN-Physics ROBERT BURROWS-English n9inm FACULTY 4V 3 Q gy I KENNETH F. CAMPBELL-Art EDWARD J. COYLE-Business NELL DEAN-Education WILLIS DECKER-Chemistry CLIFFORD J. DENNIS-Biology X'-.,,,,...f PAUL DENNY-Physics JOHN DENSFORD-Education CASPER DUFFER--Librarian I9 :WW FACULTY iuhnlusnwl-QW DENTON FLOYD-Ind. Arts GLENN FLOYD!Mathematics ,nb-tgs BOGUMIL FRENK--Foreign Lang. DALE FRIHART-Sociology DONALD GANT-Music ELVAN GEORGE-Physical Ed. GRACE GEORGE-Home Economics F. L. HAMBRICK-Education 20 517'-' FACULTY GORDON HARREL-Geography MARQUERITE HAXVKINSON-Music I U., K!-A. x pf? Mi E. E. HEIMANN-Mathematics VICTOR HICKS-Education LOUISE HORNBEAK-History ROBERT KAEBNICK-Music CALVIN KENNEDY-Business NANCY LANCASTER-Library FACULTY 5 DORTHY LITTLE-Music L Q Q' ' ' f Annu- ,Jr CLYTIE MLCALIB--Llbrarlan DOYLE MCCOY B1OlOgy Wx 22 MARY MCPHEE-Physical Ed- BROWN MACKIN-Mathematics WX FLOYD MCBRIDE-Physical Ed. 1 A ,si , if A ' N, is ww .X - . . X Q R 1 'X' ggi? 4 THOMAS MCKNIGHT-Biology NW' CHARLES MARTIN-English Ji FACULTY LEONE MAYHI IE-English BEN MORRISON-English I 1 1 l I 1 kg33,efY' 1 S, iw. in- ' D. J. NABORS-Speech LELAND NEWTON-Ind. Arts PAT O'NEAL-Physical Ed. 83977 BOBBY QUINTON-History REGINALD REINDORP-Foreign Lang. LAWRENCE REYNOLDS-Ind. A153 FACULTY MELVIN SELF-Education EVA SETTLE-Physical Ed. ERNEST SPECK-English DONALD STAFFORD-Mathematics RAY STEGALL-Education BERTHA STURDEVANT-Business MYRTLE STURDEVANT-Bus. DORTHY SUMMERS-4Spc-ech 24 Ai I AST' JAMES TATE-Psychology DARRELL TERRELL-Mathematics WILLIAM WRAY-English STANLEY THAMES-Government GLADYS TINGI-E-Libfafiafl K 1. STANLEY VOSSfBusiness ,ff CHARLES TRACY-Music BETTY WESSON-Home Economics DENNIS WILLIAMS-Ind, Arts 5 2 JOHN MEANS Manager, Student Union r-'V' GEORGE HARRIS WALDO BROWN Manager, College Bookstore Game Room Attendant , f . MAURICE TAFF 'Wx VIRGINIA TAFF JESSIE DAVIS Manager, College Cafeteria Dietician, College Cafeteria College Nurse A P X R I S L O I N A N R E Y L 26 FLORENCE AMBROSE OZELLA WANER Hostess, Knight Hall Hostess, Fentum Hall 1154 KITCHEN PERSONNEL CAFETERIA STAFF Jewell Thompson Arizona Hall fi? Perleeda Walker Paul Lupinski. Virginia Thornton F51 MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Francis Haines Neva Wood www I5 it 4 V- D as L l 8 . 1? rl if fi raw! FIRST ROW: Armilda Wyrick, Paul Mitchell, Wendall Price, Ray Voght, Henry Hudson, Bethal Jones, Teresa Coalman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Guinn, johnny Privert, Dale Tensley, Clarence Kessinger, Herman Wilhite, jim Tollison. THIRD ROW: Earl Pratt, Luke Hatton, Frank Moore, Charles Boone. 27 CAMPUS LIFE HD 'With N, - JAY' N' 'Q ' 7 4 , 'AL V' 5:09 fm ali :mf ,ow---A . 0 CAMPUS LIFE is ,ii ,f 1 --1: Mg, CAMPUS LIFE 5 E NNW W , W MW- 'V of - W4 m w AN r Zg' Q f X Hum A V: K Lk,- -1 ' STUDENT UNION 3 Mmm wi X I lk KNIGHT HALL v My My I Zu , , by N- X ff aw-QW 544 we me a I ,-sez fp K 'M I 16 W , Wi- M Hg 5427- b ,y W gf ai 7 1 75-4 wa - , ,grew we WS- L i 55 my gg www: i :L,f52W'wL W 'WMRQQ ,W was QW 5 4' A W 993595995 45598393 mxsidwiif Msmmwfwiisi WWWWWSQ MFUNFH NMMMMSWQ gc. W Av M1233 'gf fwifgg f nw QQQMSMHWWI x-QFKWMQJ vivid!! UHMIHQQUP 5 Fifi!! 96615019 lvidtdgg :':.::W-ff--f iifiiljmi .QA 359 Q-.Af ' Wfwim W mm mg r ORG ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY STANDING: Leah Moody, Vice-Pres.: Pat Huff, President, Wanda Lowman, Program Chairmang Ikey Denman, Sec. and Treas. SEATED: Richard Swink, Reporter, Dr. Martin, Sponsor. nw if ,,, STANDING: Mary Redman, joan Hall, Vickey Ward, Nyta Lee, Linda Swoveland. SEATED: Karen Williams, jon Suter, Wayne johnson, Dotty Parrnentar. STANDING: Arthur jones. BACK ROW: Charles Blackwell, Richard Thompson. FRONT ROW: Patricia Lahey, Domitila Escslada, Mary Lou Hartmeyer, Melanie Gallimore, Pat Williams, LX , X .nie STANDING: Linda Cleaver, Nancy Frey, Wanna Ticer, Linda Thompson, Patricia Pool, David Lee, jim Powers, Doris Brown. ALPHA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS: Doris Lemley, Sec.-Treas.g jerry Hickey, Vice-Pres., Terry Herrell Pres., Russell Rutledge, Reporter. The purposes of Alpha Psi Omega are to help with all East Central productions and all other activities where Alpha Psi can be of help. To be eligible for membership a person must have 50 points which have been earned by act- ing and technical work in East Central pro- ductions. I FIRST ROW: Nyta Lee, Pat Williams, Doris Brown, Dr. Summers, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: -Ion Kelley, Harold Rice, Thomas Dillard. FIRST ROXW: Doris Lemley, Jerry Hickey, Pat Left to Right: jerry Hickey, Doris Lemley, Nyta Lee, jon Kelley, Pat Wfilliams, Russell Rutledge, Doris Brown, Harold Rice, Thomas Dillard, Terry Herrell. Williams. SECOND ROW: jon Kelley, Doris Brown, Harold Rice, Nyta Lee. THIRD ROW: Russell Rutledge, Dr. Summers, Thomas Dillard. if 'Q E , 3, 'Vx H x 11 an 2 ,,, Vw? ws, TWIRLERS: Norma Dodderer, Sharon Eclair Ikey Denman, Karen Gillespie. The Marching Tigers of East Central State Col- lege. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union on Francis Avenue Membership is based upon active membership in a'student's home church for a cornmuterg membership in a Southern Baptist church in the college centerg or membership in a local Sunday School, Training Union, or Y.W.A. Students of other denominations or non- members of Baptist unit organizations may be granted membership by a two-thirds plus two majority of the executive council. Members of the B.S.U. Sponsors: Dr. D. J. Nabors and Mr. Ray Quiett. Freshman Week at the Baptist Student Union 36 Playing ping-pong after class Refreshments at executive council initiation ,K .,,,.,.n- ,eu Annual Christmas tree decorating party BUSINESS CLUB W' 'fox Gene Tuley, Treasurerg Beverly Burns. Secrctnryg jerry Northcutt. Vite- Presidentg Hal Owensby, President. Al Z East Central's Business Club is an ac tive organization on the campus. Member ship is open to business majors and others interested in various business fields. lf! ' C :Iii .0199 f sms-- 38- 4' ew, 'fd' 'W fi BACK ROXW: Vernon Landreth, Dr. Coyle, jim Deaton, Tal Bar. FRONT ROW: Charmaine Cole, Sandra Burns, Harold Frantz. BUSINESS CLUB ,-4 .' I ,fl 15 4 Vw Business Club Prepares Float The Finished Produut 39 Circle K is a branch of the Kiwanis. They are one of the more active organizations on the East Central campus. Circle K participates in various campus activities, such as, Tiger Tangles, Homecoming, Ugly Man Contest, and many more. Circle K is open to all male students wish- ing to better East Central and surrounding area. CIRCLE STANDING: Dr- Maftifls SPOUSOIQ Jim Powers, Vice-Pres.g Charles Goss Secretary. ' SEATED: Richard Swink, Pres.g Harvest Reidt, Reporter, E gssiewj' Nl, 40 Circle K's Homecoming Queen Candidate, Miss Mary Redman. CIRCLE BACK ROW. MEMBERS: Dr, Martin, Sponsor: Charles Goss, Richard Swink, Hi1rvestReidt FRONT ROXV: jim James, Don Hall, Left to right: Don McCortney, Bill Moore, Curtis Bartmess, jim Powers. CHI ALPHA 5 0 0 7 Y X, Bruce Allen, Vice-Presidentg Charles Dean, Presitlentg Anettu Hughes, Secreturyg Dr. McCoy, Sponsor and Chaplain, Rev. james liullcr, not pictured. Chi Alpha is a club sponsored by the Assembly of God Churches. To be eli- gible for membership in this organization you must be a member of a full gospel church. The purposes of this organization are: 1. To strengthen the spiritual life of full gospel college students. 2. To win to Christ those who aren't saved. 3. To maintain and increase a firm full gospel testimony on campus. ga 3 . z I K ,,-- QV i 1 l ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS: XVanna Ticer, Sec.-Treasg Gena Pickett, Program Chairmang Dr. Speck, Sponsorg jerry Hickey, President. SEATED: Glenna Graham, Claudine George, Gloria Evans, Sharon Decker, Marilyn Clay. STANDING: Thomas Dillard, Mike Niemczyk. S ,,,,,,9-nf ' . i my 'Q :jf E Wi JS! W ww iiwm-W' , W ,awww ,W-'mlm ' I ,im ,-mwfw ' WMp,W,,,.,i.. . , St. Elvan George and the Dragon SEATED: Marrheta XY'oods, Clarice Hooper, Billye Hall, Charlotte Kramer, Glenda Kidwcll. STANDING: Andy Edwards, jon Suter. F EN TEM HALL ANNEX o ROW' 1: Bill Mnrgixn, jerry Peay, Bill XYiSdom, John Roger Hodges, Ron Kramer. George Clmn. ROVC' Z: Joe Riinilell, Danny Burnett, D.1nny l5l'ULlQl'1f471'l. Glen Cusmr, IiilEze1l. ROW' 1: Jack Mizraehi, David Mnduro, Dick Fitzgerald, Robert Kennedy, Glen Crawley, Calvin Reed ROW' 2: Frank Sanchez, Joe Snell, Phillip Truughlner, Ron West, Robert VC'0od, 44 FENTEM HALL ANNEX ROW 1: Manuel Silva, Floyd Petete, Benny Ealey. ROW 2: Larry Mayberry, George Brown, Gary La Valley, Ron Webber-Dorm Father. 2 , I 5 ,S i Floyd Petete and Butch Crawley iii Danny Barnett john Roger Hodges Bill Morgan Danny Broughton Jerry Peay George Brown Bill Peters Ron Kramer Larry Mayberry Gary La Valley 45 F ENTEM HALL Fentem Hall furnishes its men with a well- rounded program of scholastic, athletic, and social events. Dorm life is a place to form lasting friendships with people from many different walks of life. Highlighting the social season for Fentem Hall was a Christmas dance. The group also had a Valentines party. They participated in the Student-Faculty Mixer as well as the Tiger Tangles. in OFFICERS: Robert Tewksbury, Proctorg Kenny Hicks, Secretaryg Curtis Bartmess, Presidentg Bob Caldwell, Proctor. MEMBERS OF FENTEM HALL Z., FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB L The Foreign Language Club affords students of Spanish and French an additional opportunity to hear and speak these languages in a friendly and hospitable atmosphere. The monthly meetings of the Club also give an opportunity for greater fellowship to students interested in the culture and OFFICERS, Left to Right: civilization of other countries. Jacob Mizrachi .,,,,.,.,,,.....,, ,..... V ice-President Tom Thompson ...,,. Tila Escalada ..,.,,, DR. REINDORP Sponsor. President Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Olga Marta Brenes, Alba Mariela Brenes, Nancy Barbree, Janet Blagg, Marilyn Majors, Donna Harrod, Tila Escalada. SECOND ROW: jacob Mizrachi, Tom Thompson, jon Suter, David Maduro. 47 SOCIOLOGY CLUB Donna Scott, Secretary-Treasurerg Wayine Wfest, Vice-Presidentg Pat Kelly, Presidentg Mr. Garner, Sponsor. l i I 1 The Sociology Club was organized at East Central in the fall of 1961. Its purpose is to further the interest and study of sociology. .I und.. STANDING: Steve Allen, jeff johnson, Louis Fortner, Don Cart- wright. SEATED: joVan Broughton, Sidney Babbs, Pat Kelly, Pat L. Ehey. 48 STANDING: Mr. Frihart, Andy Anderson, Danny james, jim Griffin. SEATED: Brenda Southerland, Donna Scott, Martha Poue, Mar- garet Pogue. HISTORICAL SOCIETY The purposes of the Historical Society are to promote student-faculty relations, to promote historical study and research, and to promote interest in graduate study. Membership of this society is limited to stu- dents of East Central State College who main- tain a C average or better and who demon- strate an active interest in the field of history. OFFICERS, SEATED: john Linton. Vice-President, Henry XX'ells, President Sylvia Sachs. Secretary. STANDING: james E. Shelly, Program Chairmang jon Suter, Historian EM BACK ROXV: Mr, Quinton, Dr. Boeger, George Randoll, joe Cooper, Henry XY'ells. james Shelly. FRONT ROXV: John Linton, Robert Hembree, Sylvia Sacks, Ron XX'ebber. jon Suter. 49 STUDENT HONOR COURT The Student Honor Court is composed of five students appointed by the Student Senate and ap- proved hy the President of the College. Its purpose is to help maintain high standards of Citizenship, administer justice and make awards. ZANE BOXX'MENiChief Justice KAREN XVILLIAMS David Lee, Pat Williariis, Richard Swink, Euel Kennedy. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This organization is known as Vi Upsilon. Their purposes are: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. To further interest in home eco- nomics. To actively participate in improving personal, home and community living. To encourage democracy and cooperation in home and community life. To qualify for membership, you must either be a Home Economic major on the campus, a Home Economic minor on the campus, or a Home Economic graduate in the East Central District. FRONT ROW: Elsie johnson, Suda Mae Barron, Mary Thetford, Velma Burgess. BACK ROW: Eileen Shannon, Gloria Evans, Linda Watson, Sharon Whitaker. It OFFICERS, SEATED, Lett to right: Carolyn Coffey. Pres, Merilyn Clark, Secretary, STANDING: Carol Grubaugh, Brenda Southerland. '37 FRONT ROW: joan Lee, Billie Gail Hall, Marcia Anderson. MIDDLE RONX' Martha Ogle, Jovan Broughton, Sidney Babb. BACK ROXV: Helen Hicks, Wyn Traughber, Nancy Hines, Yvonne Wood, Sue Kramer. 5 I INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. O, Davis, Vice-President, Glenn Childers, President, 1. R. Burkhart, Secretary and Treasurer, and jimmy Graham, Director. Left to Right, FIRST: J. R. Burkhart, Jimmy Graham, J. L. Roach, Kenneth jackson, and J. Denton Floyd, Sponsor. SECOND: Glenn Childers, Dr. H. R. Benholtz, Advisor, A. L. Bass, Gary Minor. THIRD: Alvin Minor, Charles Pace, George Myers. FOURTH: Karl Lewis, Dewayne Wisenhunt, jimmy Green, G. R. Brewer, james Bowen. l FIFTH: Robert Craig, Alvin Davis, Charles Broughten, jerry Evans. The Industrial Arts Club is sponsored by the Oklahoma Industrial Arts Associ- ation. The organization helps create in- terest in Industrial Arts and provides so- cial and business activities. This organization participates in all E.C. Activities and helps to better the relation between the college and the public. This Club placed third in the homecom- ing parade with their Flintstone Car. 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS KNIGHT HALL Mixing campus activities and social events, as well as scholastic endeavors, the women of Knight Hall saw a bountiful iyear. One of its many honors went to Knight Hall's nominee for Homecoming Queen, Miss Billie Miller, as she became the first freshman in several years to wear the crown. Knight Hall's social calendar ranged from a Thanksgiving Dance to the annual Spring Formal with the St, Patriclis Dance adding spice to the year's entertainment. SEATED: Doris Brown - President, Mrs. Ambrose - House Mother. STANDING: ja Nelle Norton - Representative, Glenda Montgomery, - Representative, Dixie Jordon - Representative, Billie Miller -- Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Fredrick - Representative, Iris Billingsley -- Vice-President, Linda Swoveland - Representative, Monte Phelps - Representative, Melani Gallimore - Reporter, Judy Goodspeed - Representative. Billie Miller Secretary-Treasurer Melani Gallimore Reporter Doris Brown President Iris Billingsley Vice-President xi. KNIGHT HALL XE N: if ,M 'M' ff-fy H KNIGHT HALL N EWMAN CLUB OFFICERS, SEATED: Pat lahev, Reporter, Tila Escalada. Pres.. Nancy Frey, Sec. STANDING: lllther John Bloom, O.S.l5.. Sponsor. 5 . .34 The Newman Club is a national organization of Catho- lic college students. All Catho- lic students and all Catholic-prell erence students are eligible for membership. The purpose of this group is to encourage cooperative religious activities of Catholic college students and to promote group social lite among its members. Organized in 1893 and named for Cardinal john Henry New- man, the club movement in state colleges and universities has com- bleted the first half-century of its existence. uv' V Q . K STANDING: Mike Ingle, John Duffy, Father John Bloom. Susan Moudd Porter. Henry XY'ells. jesse Parker. 57 CHURCH OF CHRIST STUDENT GROUP OFFICERS: Iwfyron jones, Sec.-Treasg Floyd johnson, Presiclentg Bill Evans, Vice-President. 4.1 Chapel program at the Church of Christ Foundation. 58 SEATED: Ann Russellg Gaylu Hodgesg Nancy Moserg Wallace McRay, Directorg Myron jonesg Gloria Evansg Charlotte Donahog Janet Blagg. STANDING: David Barger, Floyd johnson, Curtis Bartmess, Bill Evans, Paul Mitchell, Nancy Pattillo. FEDERATION OE YCUNG REPUBLICANS The Federation of Young Republicans was organized on the campus of East Central in January of '62, Eligibility for membership in this group is an interest in politics or related areas. The purpose of this organization is to pro- mote interest in good government, national and statewide. FRONT ROXV: Pat Beleu, Mary Blanks, Mrs. Densford, Mrs. Campbell, Louise Hoeh- man. BACK ROVU: Fred Sloan, jon Suter, Mr. Densford, Mr. Campbell, Joe Ben Cooper. CLUB The O Club is an organization for men who have earned a 'letter in a varsity sport, Their aim is to provide Ll service club representing the lettermen of East Central sports and to secure better sportsmanship. OFFICERS, , Left to Right: Mickey Via, Sec. and Tf6L1S.Q Dr. Martin, Sponsor, Lew McGill Pres.g Ronnie Webb, Vice-Pres.g Earrel Large, james Smith. MEMBERS, STANDING, Left to Right: Lew McGill, Donnie Crownover, john Cooper, jerry King, jim Smith, Mickey Via, Albert janitz, jim jones, Dr. Martin. SEATED, Left to Right: Don Archer, Don Huthings, Larry Ward, Charles Burchell, Ronnie Webb, Farrel Large, Lloyd Watson. i 60 PLEDGES, STANDING, left to right: jon jones, Dean Emerson, Judd Porter, Henry Wells, jesse Parker. SEATED, left to right: Glen Wolfe, Richard Guinn, Tommy Goodwin, Bobby Martin. 'fl' Miss Johnnie Barns, the O' Club Pesagi Queen Candidate. Miss Nancy Whorton, the O Club Homecoming Queen Candidate. Susan Moore, President Linda Florence Betty Freeman Nancy Frey Norma Hamilton Pat Huff Beverly johnson Myron jones Glenda Kidwell Pat Lahey Kathy Martin Glenda Montgomery Leah Moody Joyce Pegram Virginia Reeves Barbara Sherman Ronda Simpkin Anna Lee Smith Linda Thompson Joyce Turner Sandra VC'omack ja Nelle Norton, Pledge Trainer Charlotte Donaho Deanna Durbin Thela East jo Ann Ficller Sandra Glover Vicky Harvey Sandra Hull Nancy McClaren Beth McCord Nancy Pattillo Carol Peek jymme Sells Letha Sherman Lynda Sherman Maclelyn Watson Phyllis Wright Sandra Bay lis PLEDGE CLASS OF PHI DELTA ZETA 99x my Carol Bryan Sue Butler ,Nav f . haf ' .lui-Q 'N .ls Equus-qv .mann ns, al '67 tum MRS. LEONA MALHUE Sponsor SORORITY OFFICERS -- FRONT ROW, L-R: Sharon Eclair, Social Chairman, Linda Thompson, Vice-Pres., Mrs, Mayhue, Sponsor, Gloria Evans, Sec.g Bar- bara Sherman, Treas. BACK ROW, L-R: Sandy Womack, Sgt-at- Arms, Susan Moore, Pres.g jaNelle Norton, Pledge Trainer. Phi Delta Zeta Social Sorority, Chi chapter, was founded in 1959 as Phi Delta Chi. It was found that that name was protected as a national organization through an act of Congress. So the name was changed to Phi Delta Zeta. The purposes of the sorority are to promote social, cultural, scho- lastic, recreational and benevolent fraternal accomplishments among its members. The colors of Phi Delta Zeta are pearl white, old rose and burgundy. HONORS - Doris Brown, Alpha Honor and Pres. of Knight Hallg Barbara Sherman, Alpha Honor, Pat Lahey, Who's Who, Linda Thompson, Alpha Honor, and Nancy Frey, Alpha Honor. 64 QUEEN CANDIDATES - FRONT ROW, I.-R: Glenda Montgomery, Nancy Frey Linda Thompson, Doris Brown, and Norma Hamilton. BACK- ROW, L-R: Susan Moore and Glenda Kidwell. A Come-As-You-Are break- fast for the pledges. PLEDGE OFFICERS- FRONT ROW, L-R: Nancy Patilla, Chaplain jaNelle Norton, Pledge Trainer, Carol Peek Sgt-at-Arms, Linda Sherman, Reporter, Char: lotte Donaho, Vice-Pres.g joan Fiddler, Pres. Deanna Durbin, Sec.g and Cookie Sells: Treas. , 6 , Aj F l dx ,L The purpose of this organization is to promote further interest in medical science and fellowship among students. BACK ROXX': jeff johnson, P h i I i p Traughber, john Walker, Boh Lunsford and Larry Springfield. FRONT ROW: Sally Smith, Myrna Piazzi, Neda Mc- Donald and Carole Nichols. bb Dr. McCoy, Sponsor Dr. McKnight, Sponsor Carole Nichols, Sec. Larry Springfield, Vice-Pres Neda McDonald, President The requirements for membership are: a major or minor in Biology, Pre-Med., Den- Martha Aaron -is ALPHA CHAPTER PI KAPPA THETA SOCIAL SGRORITY N-QU' ww is 'x fc...tf,,, J., ...ff ss ! 's lim- ,L ww Linda Swoveland, President Mary Alletag Annette Beltram Elizabeth Bently .Tenn Cleere Joyce Coursey Ikey Denman Nancy Dnmjmm ich Tila Escxladgi Lila Ford Carole Gable Melani Gallimore Latsy Gooch Sharon Gregg joan Hall Mary Lou Hnrtmeyer Estelle Hill Sherri jackson joan Hull Betty Morris Annette Nutt Dorothy Purincnter Carolyn Peurstmn Sylxia Sachs Donna K. Sharp Karen Sue XY'illiums Iris Billingsley Mary Blank Linda Choate Susie Cline Margie Cottingham Phyllis Daniel Dee Elkin Jennie Ferguson Emma Lou Findley Helen Firestone Nancy Forrester Sandra Garrett Linda Sash Sharon Gossett Pat Hickerson Igitleanix jack Kathy jones Mary Ann Kitlwell Lana Kite Suzanne Mackey Georgianna McClure Vicki Olivo joan Parmentar Monte Phelps Sharon Provost Janice Roberts Linda Roberts Deeta Selhy Melva Self Molly shi Sally Smith Lynda Thomas Linda White Nancy Wfhorton Pat Wilker Marianne XVillis PI KAPPA THETA Nu Chapter of Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority was founded at East Central on February 12, 1922. On December 4, 1956, the members of Pi Kappa Sigma voted to become a local sorority under the name of Pi Kappa Theta, Alpha Chapter. The purposes of the Sorority are to foster intellectual development, social efficiency, and moral development. To uphold the traditions and ideals of the college in which its members are students. To teach its members to honor their home, their country, and their religious faith. Pi Kappa Theta sponsors the annual Twirp Week, and co-sponsors Ugly Man on Campus Contest. Miss Nell Dean Jesse Parker Sponsor Sweetheart MEMBER OFFICERS Carolyn Van Bebber SEATED! L,R: Pledge Trainer joan Hall Tila Escalada Chaplain Corr. Sec. Annette Beltram Miss N611 Dean Vice-Pres. SP0n50f Linda Swoveland Martha Aaron - President Recording Sec. Melani Gallimore Song Leader Mary Lou Hartmeyer Treasurer joan Mahan Social Chairman Dotty Parmentar Reporter Estelle Hill Sgt.-at-Arms QUEENS HONORS SEATED: Melva Self, Mary Ann Kidwell, joan Mahan, Vicki SEATED: Dotty Parmentar fAlpha Honorj, Mary Redman Olivo, Nancy Whorton. STANDING: Carolyn Van Bebber, tWho's Who, Alpha Honorj, Linda Swoveland fWho's Who, Tila Escalada, joan Hall, Mary Redman. Alpha Honorj, joan Hall fAlpha Honorj. STANDING: Annette Beltram QPres. Pep Clubj, Karen Williams fWho's Who, Alpha Honor, Honor Courtj, Iris Billingsley QVice- Pres. of Dorm.j, Melani Gallimore fAlpha Honorj, Tila Escalada fAlpha Honorj, Mary Lou Hartmeyer fAlpha Honorj, Ikey Denman fAlpha Honor, Who's Who, Sec. of Student Senatej. 69 SEATED: Il-:ey Denman, Latsi. Gooch, Mary Red- man, Glenda Morrison, Sally Smith. STANDING: Susie Cline, Dotty Parmentar, Carolyn Van Beblaer, Nancy Domjanoyich, Emma Lou Findley. PLEDGE OFFICERS SEATED: Nancy Whorton - Chaplain, Mary Ann Kidwell - Secretary, Jennie Skinner - Vice President, Susie Cline - President. STANDING: Nancy Forrester - Song Leader Emma Lou Finclley - Sergeant-at-arms. CHEERLEADERS AND Q TXVIRLERS 3 r 70 l Pi Kap Trip Pledges' Come as You Are Breakfast. STUDENT SENATE Left to Right: Russell johnson - Vice-Pres. William R. fRuddyj Lewis - President. Ilcey Denman - Secretary-Treasurer. l RUSSELL RUTLEDGE Outstanding Senator 1960-61. awe? 1' . ff' 55 The Student Senate consists of a President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer elected by the student body and two members from each class elected by the members of the classes. At the end of the school year, an Outstanding Senator is chosen. The Outstanding Senator for 1960-61 is pictured at right: Russell Rutledge. During the year the Senate is responsible for a number of All-School activities. The first big event of the year sponsored by the Senate is Homecoming. Then later in the year, there are Tiger Tangles, XYfinter Carnivalf and the Big-Name Band Dance. Besides sponsoring all-school activities, the Sen- ate has the power to make rules affecting the government of the student body, and to control and manage all campus activities as authorized by the constitution. W' i I X H s Q Q Q Q 7 ww W 5 mt 'lifi 0 9' ,iff K U. C. C. F. BFFICERS - ROXV 1: XY'anna Ticer - Vice-President. Karen Vifillianis President. Melva Self - Treasurer. ROW' 2: Dr. Rohert Burrows - Spon- or, Sharon Dctker - Secretary, Paul Tilley - Reporter. Striving to offer an opportunity for spiritual growth and Christian Fellowship, is the primary purpose of the United Campus Christian Fellow- ship. This organization was formerly known as the United Student Fellowship. The Christian and Presbyterian Churches are the sponsoring organi- zation of this group, although the eligibility for membership is open to all. This rapidly growing group has participated in Homecoming Parade Float, Tiger Tangles, Home- coming and Pesagi Queen contests, and a Welconie Dance at the beginning of the school year. COMMIQNION SERVICE Sharon Decker, Melva Self. Carolyn Morris. Paul Tilley, Dr. Burrows, Karen XX7illiams. XX anna Ticer, Danny Proctor, Dickie Ninness, Mike Niemczyk, Byron Lasater. Not pictured - june Ninness. 73 U. C. C. F. HOMECOMING FLOAT BOX IN THE BRONCSH MELVA SELF SHARON DECKER Pesagi Queen Candidate Homecoming Queen Candidate W- 'I 'ir E X The Wesley Foundation is an organization sponsored by the First Methodist Church. To be eligible for membership in this organization one must express the desire to belong. The pur- pose of this organization is to promote Christianity, especially on the campus. Wesley Founda- tion has helped provide a Christian influence on the cam- pus and also had the honor of winning first place with their float in the 1961 Homecoming parade. Wesley's faculty advisor is Mr. Robert Garner with Dr E. H. Nelson as counselor. WESLEY Don Nobles, Directorg Guy Langston, Presidentg Bobby Maftin, Evangelism Chairmang Charles Porkney, Chapel Time CO-ordinatorg Jim Nevvkham, Fellowship: Richard Swink, Deputations Chair- mang Lois Ward, WCC Chairmang Mary Rhodes, Treasurerg Kathy Martin, Music Co-ordinationg Janice Frederick, Worship. . VESPER SERVICE 75 WESLEY DON NOBLES - Director Sw SQUQQQBQAXK Ma Guy Langston, Charles Porkney, Richard Swink, jim Newkham, Norma I-Iam ilton, Kathy Martin, Mary Rhodes, Janice Frederick, P E 5 'lt' If 41 ' E . , .1 4 Era f ,aw f,1:m-aft Q-Q., QW 3 3 'Q ,, 'W Q Favorite Past-Time EC WOMEN FIND RELAXATION IN RECREATION WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Cathie Michie President Judy Brown Vice-President Beth Farr Secretary-Treasurer Mary C. McPhee Sponsor The Womenis Recreation Association was founded on the East Central campus to encourage participation in womerfs sports. The club extends membership to all college women. The'students participate in state volleyball, basketball, and individual sports days, al- though the chief function of the organization is spon- soring the women's intramural program. The coveted school letter and sweater is presented to each girl who participates in a well-rounded athletic program. ROW 1: Billie Autin, Lana Kite, Cathie Michie, Sue Havins, Beth Farr, Iris Billingsley, Kathy Roberts. ROW 2: Nancy Barbre Joan Chell berg, Eulene Noblett, Dotty Parmentar, Mary McPhee - Sponsor, Myrlene Kindsy, Joyce Jones, Jo Ann Jaques, Joan Fidler Judy Brown Jymme Sells, Margaret Long. I Intramural b21SkCfb21ll is HU 6XCifiDg SPOII- All hands are reaching for the ball and all eyes are on it to see who comes clown with the prize. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, ROXV 1: Dotty Parmentar - Publicity Chairman, Judy Brown - Vice-President, Cathie Michie - President, Sue Havins - Historian. ROW 2: Mary McPhee - Sponsor, joan Chellbery - Intramural Chairman, Beth Farr - Secretary-Treasurer. Charles Blackwell TAU SIGMA TAU Frank Bowers Robert Caldwell joe Hurkey inf. ...I ,af . :-Ifi,Ea5'T?1,5.g-PSP s aggy A?-Tl ' ...U-f M 'i v-.mv -wr S., ur A---v 'Wai 'Wan .wif Q52-1' K-.A 'sf wtf' ,vin 1-M51 . IV . . Lg, 'gf I wid Larry hfayberry, Presidc nt Terry Herrell Jerry Hickey Kenny Hicks Vi r1yne Johnson Loy Kirlwell Guy Langston Gary Lavalley Orville Lowrimore Bobby hlartin james Martin jim Martindale Franklin McElroy Jerry Oldham Bill Orick Jerry Peay james Powers Duane Ratliff Harvest Reidt Don Riggen jean Iervais Leon Smith Pat Tate Richard Thompson Robert Wfann David XY'iley r' JOURNAL STAFF DAVID LEE, Editor Mr. Roy McKeown. Sponsor, talks over L1 news story with Anna Lee Smith. DOTTIE PARMEB1 ER. Society Editor JIM POWERS, Photographer CHARLES RUMSEY. Sports Editor 5 SPARKETTE SPARKS, Circulation Manager CHARLES BLACKXVELL. BETTY SKINNER, Stuff Organizations Editor PI KAPPA DELTA DEBATE FRATERNITY DR. NABORS, Sponsor The purpose of this organization is to stimulate progress in and to further the in- ' tercsts of intercollegiate speech activities and Communication in an effort to provide func- tional leadership training for life, and at the same time encourage a spirit of fellow- ship, brotherly cooperation, and incentive for achievement. Its motto is The art of persuasion-beautiful and just. Fred Sloan and Pat Huff look at some of the trophies won by East Central debaters. 82 . LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Lewis. Wanna Ticer, Priscilla Strickland. TIGER PEP CLUB Boys and Girls are both eligible to join the Tiger Pep Club. The purpose of the Tiger Pep Club is to promote school spirit. fe it .Q X - 'N 'Un x X' C5 l X W lc ..xnmM ,.vf1Uwwwlhn'wYlwf-ldkmw-Nw '+- CHEERLEADERS, from LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Parmenter. Carolyn Van Bebbfff, NHHQ' D0mif1n0ViCh X ,sw iff . f , xx Q X V Q ,. ff 5?:7. U5??'j' ? 3 Hx E25 X if f P 5 ig F r' wp? ,wavy I.EFT TO RIGHT: Dick Davenport, julie Garrison, Ed Garrison, Mary Ellen Alletag. Leon Nichols, jane Freeman. The Gulf of Mexico and the beach at Galveston, The members of the Art Club in f Monument near Galveston, Texas. 't 'Ws-ff wwrreg c ,: irsfz::::1g'- sq H Q 53 ' . A iw: . an ww -.1,-M-1-:-,.,,,.-.: Y X - -'sSa+a1f+ .. :., :r w G of f U fu ' ' ' We .tu ,,.,..:ff -, , -1 ' . Q ront of San Jacinto img 2 N is H . .az ri Q + Qc: 1 ies M g r. +12 W ,, Sn W or-.9 'M' M 1 Q T mn rss f-trf WM i 0 .T W T t ttJ 55 iy ? A fi ' -.wa-Q.. ri '55 mf V4 f 25925 1 -'t, it ' ,st.t If The fishing docks at Galveston. PRE-LAW CLUB A person is eligible to be a mem- ber of the Pre-Law Club if he has an interest in a legal career. The purposes of this organization are to provide fellowship and to hold informative programs relative to law and legal education. Each year the Pre-Law Club makes a field trip to Norman to participate in Law Day at Oklahoma University. VIRGIL TIPTON, President JERRY BOB THOMPSON, Vice-President iv' , ..r.. .. - -A 7 2 -, 92: R ,- SHARON KAYE MCKOY, Secretary JOHN WALKER, Reporter LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Thames, Sponsorq Bob Thompson, Charles Rumsey, Gene Newman. 88 STUDENT WIVES OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Burchell, Treasurerg Carma Cruce, Secretary lst semesterg Barbara Cruce, Vice-Presidentg Pat Gurley, Presidentg Margaret Henderson, Reporterg Judy Little, Secretary 2nd semester. STUDENT VVIVES' VALEN- TINE PARTY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Burchell, Bar- bara Cruce, Carma Cruce, Geor- ganne Shoemake. Sandy Wilstun, Pat Gurley. Sponsors: Mrs. Tillman and Mrs. Tracy To be a member of Student Wix'es, a person must be a wife enrolled in college or be the wife of an East Central student. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to bring about a closer relationship among the student wives on the East Central cam- pus. This year the Student Wix'es took fourth place in the Home- coming Parade with their float. They entered a skit in Tiger Tangles. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK: Jean Gwin, Sandy XY'ilson, Georganne Shoemake, Pat Gurley, Jo Ann Sterl- ing, Susan Cooper, Margaret Hender- son, Annette Graham, Joyce Erwin, Sandra Roach. FRONT: Elizabeth Burchell, Carma Cruce, Barbara Cruce, Mary Lou Thetford, Janet Blair, Judy Little. EAST CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE A CAPPELLA CHOIR MR. ROBERT KAEBNICK CHOIR DIRECTOR ROSTER Alsharh. George Gossett. Sharon Mancebo, Arthur Lee Rutledge. Sherry Allen. Glenda Goyctt. Bruce Martin. Bohhy Self. Melya Anderson. Clit-star Graham. Glenna M4Clarcn. Nanny Sherman. Letha Arnold. -Ioan Grceson. Charlotte MtNeil. Skipper Sherman, Lynda Carriger, Linda Harris, Kitty Montgomery. james Southerland. Brenda Clemmons. Atlelya -lac-ltson, Kay Mullen. Larry Swoyeland, Linda Denman. Ikcy jared. Ronald Newman. Gayle Tate, Cletus Donnell. Linda jetton. Stella Pearson, Carolyn Thompson, Richard Elmore, Glenna johnson, Jeff Peek, Carol Tignor, Patricia Evans, Gloria jones. Arthur Pickett, Jerry Trotter, Richard Floyd, Carolyn jones. -lohn Paul Ratliff. Duane Wlallcer. john Forrester. Nancy Jones. Joyce Redman. Virginia XY ann. Robert Gallimore. Melani Kitlwell. Mary Ann Robinson. Mary JO NY'ard. Lois Garrett, Sandra Maiors, Marilyn Roscherry. Fanny Vfest. Kathryn Gibbons. Kay Rose-hrrry. Linda l ST'l'A ' H t ' ' -M Ml m ' W.. . .' -. , iri. . riat . ' . I i 5 ., i ii,i. at I , A 'L gr Q 1- ,wfiwrrff-fw:,- ,F at Vk., 5 . f.i49'1:-rif , il 51 fi- QQ Q 1 ,V lj1ffJ'.3 Q fl Ml 4, 4 My K nk 'W gk QA W U l A with 'M .1 SOEA President Vice-President BILL JAMES GERALD TAYLOR JANICE FREDRICK ORVILLE LOXWRIMOR Secretary Treasurer SEATED: Wanda Loman, Sharon Decker, Karen Williams, Janice Fredrick. Miss Edna Donley, Roark, Muriel Densford, Vicki Ward. STANDING: Nancy Barbre, Betty McGuire, Ted Loman, Melva Self, Kathryn Roberts. Martha Ogle, Mary Rhoades, Wenifred Dr. Densford, Bill james, Melvin Ogle E Z as E E ' l I W- 'I SEATED: Pat Lahey, Pat Rohrer, Christine Cosper, Claudine George, Gloria Evans, Pat Huff, Geniavon Pickett, Doris Brown, Veroque Begley, Merilyn Clark. STANDING: Winifred Traughber, Dixie Jordon, jim Deaton, Orville Lorimore, Terry Herrell, Gerald Taylor jerry Pickett, Ronnie Gordon, Gayle Frederick, Pat Poole, Catherine LeGate. STUDENT OKLAHOMA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Boasting a membership of 155 this year, the Student Oklahoma Education Association strives to better inform its members of the future practices, problems, and duties of teachers. The organization also serves as a means of better acquainting the members with the faculty of the Department of Education that it may be further developed and strengthened through this closer working with the college. A full year of interesting and informative programs was enjoyed by the group. Programs included several well-known campus persons as well as off-campus speakers. Membership of the organization is open to all, but those interested in education are especially urged to join. 93 LEAGUE OE YOUNG DEMOCRATS Giving the young people a basic knowledge of politics and the American way of govern- ment through the teaching of methods of polit- ical organization, is the basic principle upon which Young Democrats was founded. The group participated in the 1961 Home coming and are very actively engaged in poli- tics and government. OFFICERS, SEATED: Curtis Bartmess-Secretary, Russell johnson-President David Wiley-Vice-President. STANDING: jim Aldridgeilixecutive Committei Member, Hal Owensby-Treasurer, Rudy Lewis-Parliamentarian. Dr. Palmer Boeger-Sponsor, jeff johnson, Rudy Lewis, Russell johnson, Elsie johnson, Linda Harden, jim Aldridge. GAMMA THETA UPSILON ?S fir? OFFICERS: Gordon M. Harrel-Sponsor, Robert V. Garner-Sponsor, Pat Kelley,4Secretary-Treasurer, A, L. Bass-Vice-President. E v- an STN J' 4 I7 '4 ALPHA PI CHAPTER Gamma Theta Upsilon's objective is to further the study of Geography and promote interest in the field. Through participat- ing in this organization, the members have been able to supplement their education in fields broader than those covered by academic studies. The Gamma Thetas initiated 16 new members during the first semester ot 1961-62. FRONT ROW: Gordon M. Harrel-Sponsor, Carolyn Butner, Annette Beltram, Sammy Hill, Robert V. Garner--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Leroy Neal, jim Salyer, Thomas Rounds, Steve Kennedy, Edward Scroggins, Thomas Russell, Sam Bass. BACK ROXV: Lee Gibson, john Linton, Russell johnson, Bob Gree, Bruce Allen, Alvin O, Davis. Kent Young. NW. B. Shi, Rav Stout, Bruce Craig, Keith Noe, CAMPUS LIFE Hay ride F' . , N W, .5 ,,,-, 5 ' is ,gtg I 37- iff ,',jf'Qg?. ' S ' gi ' ry-outs for Tall Story Brrr!! nm... NSR P?a'f 2f-ala M SM 'W ETIC E.C.S.C. FOOTBALL COACHES We Q, 1 ' fg,4w seZ7.i1lgg ' ' th E2S11il31lEW35ifE , M 1 git ., grwsvf - --U - 1 Y 7.7, L 56 55? E , H525 15 4 . '-' Ag M 1 .Q----dz-4,,-- .... ,xxx A Jw Y x 1961 SCHEDULE Sept 6 H , H H ,, Sept. 26 Southwestern State Sept 6 Langston LDIXEFSIQ Oct. 6 Northeastern State Oct. 18 H Centrll Stlte Oct. 52 , Panhandle Oct. 30 , Northwestetn State Nov 13 ,Louisiana College New 19 , Southeastern State Nov 21 , Tarleton State M . Y., - .W , W I n: V ' Q f'21 Iv . MHomec0ming 2:1-Iome Games ' K . , HV , ,. f----v- . Vg,-mtit A . n-' f 445, 1 --U :qw-,'v':g.-.'f'-A-.. ,4- , -W af' ,..-.45m2 5' . , , uf-: , ,-,,,,.-.. 'WGA .4 g. . :L:.z..:,r2.t4r:x9-.:l.v.v--9 ASSISTANT COACHES LELAND NEWTON X ig Y si? KH DEAN EMERSON STEVE FORSTER DAVID GOODMAN RICHARD GUINN DON HUTCHINS ALBERT .IONAS ' K- J1MMYJoxES JON JONES PARREL LARGE JESSE PARKER JUDD PORJER HARVEST RIEDT J .FAX A J N JOHN ROSS DEXVEY RUNYAN GARY STRAUGHN 'S E Ji ,H SARS' ,Q 51 CHARLES STUDLER JERRY STRICKLAND MICKEY VIA wx .ff is :Y ALLEN XWADSXWORTH HENRY WELLS GLEN XVOLF LARRY WARD Q BASKETBALL Under the direction of head coach Mickey McBride, the 1961-62 basketball players combined hustle, spirit, and determination with talent to compile an overall season of 17 wins and 8 losses. 1962 BASKETBALL RECORD Won 17, Lost 8 E.C. , 84 Parrin Air Force , , E.C .t,,, 85 Tinker Air Force ,,,,, 'E.C. , , 69 John Brown . , E.C. . .. - 92 Langston . ., E.C. 85 Northeastern . E.C. , . . .79 Arlington , E.C. 74 Northwestern , , E.C. , . 59 Phillips E.C.., ,, - . 70 Fort Sill ., , E.C. , H 64 Arlington , , , E.C. , 62 Parrin Air Force . , E.C.. ...... .68 Southwestern ,, E.C .,,,,. . 62 Panhandle A8aM , E.C. ,.... .. 66 O.B.U. , E.C. .92 Central , , E.C: ...... 1....... 8 0 john Brown ,,,,,, , E.C... . 56 Southeastern , 2, E-C H 99 Northwestern . E.C. , 83 Phillips .,,, ., o ,, E.C.., , , 49 Southeastern . . , E.C. . 70 Tinker Air Force , , E.C. .,.. ,, 72 Southwestern , E.C. . . , 76 Phillips . , E.C ......,...... .72 O.B,U, E.C., .. H 73 Central E.C. - 88 Langston , E-C frff 96 Northeastern ..,, , MICKEY MCBRIDE Coach I Q . 1 A, 1565 w A4 i 1 ,A ' if an 'fi S mm Q is Q ... f ry' N S::5Y:':H' V - . :. u -,WV fi mg f ,Q in ? 1, ,ff ' gl 559356318 1581! 'fail i Wasil V ' f ' 1- XE 3 1 y ,,,.. A 9 , ft. 7 A E A 1 Members from buth teams go after this loose rebound, but A toss up is the center of attraction in this game the prize goes tim the Savagcs. HAROLD JONES, CHARLES GOS5, AND GEORGE BROWN R CAMPUS LIFE Field practice for band. imma Good show! Union activities. The Crystals. Pep rally. Y 'K ffkf , I 'TUIIUW f Exfig If-I gg.: W, Q .15 , Q' iii! ll? may ACTIVITIES Y E 4 I 19. W I , IO9 PRDBIECKDBIUNCQ PETER PAN Art Club 56602111 Place FLYING SAUCER Student Wives Family Plafe 1961 OLD WOMAN IN A SHOE Wfesley Foundatiou Fin! Pffzfe UFLINTSTONESH Industrial Arts Third Plfzfe BOX IN THE BRGNCHOSU U.S.F. UST. ELVAN GEORGE English Club rm? 7 I H2100 A.D. Phi Delta Zeta .V UBRONCHOS NIGHTMARE BSU , W.-we V 4 L E ljmqfqllfu SYMBOLS OF NEPTUNEH Church of Christ Students CANDY LAND Pi Kappa Theta WIZARD OF OZ Fentem Hall Annex H2 l ,gr -5, my 15255 , ROYAL VICTORY IN CAMELOT Circle K Club CAMPUS LIFE AT ECSC The Hully-Gully The Twist These pictures were taken after the Tarle ton State-EC. fcvotbull game. The dance was sponsored hy the Student Senate. Q4 Qi 'V K 3 I . Y ' I 14. W X Q 7, V .. I kv Q B ' ' li wil Q11 THE HANGING OF THE GREEN The annual Hanging of the Green has be- come one of the finest traditional programs on East Ce-ntral's Campus. Each year students and faculty gather together to participate in the symbolic candle lighting and placing of holiday wreaths, in the singing of the familiar carols, in the presentation of appropriate pantomimes and dances, and in the reading of the Christmas story. ln addition, there is an opportunity to share in helping those less fortunate by bring- ing food or money to be turned over to the Salvation Army, Katherine Ann Thames lights the Christmas candle X l .Q at Kelly and jean Servais take part in the processional of The English carol XX'hat Child Is This is pantomimed by Estelle Hill and candle bearers. lkey Denman. La Rena Brooks. Sue I-Iavins. Lana Kite, and Marjorie Slles , PA H L, ,- im W5 -,Mg W 1 A X fm P A lin 1 . ' -N 'N L-L, ' W KL 'aw 4 FY Tall Story by Howard Lindsay and Richard Crouse A Comedy in Two Acts Directed by Dr. Dorothy I. Summers Fall Production by the E.C.S.C. Dramatic Department FY K The annual Ugly Man on Campus contest was a big success this year with the total of S168 being pre- sented to the March of Dimes. The contest is spon- sored and directed by the Phi Delta Zeta and Pi Kappa Theta Sororities. jim Kingery, the newly elected Ugly Man on Cam- pus, received a S15 Check and the Federation of Young Republicans received a trophy for the organization which nominated and carn- paigned for the winning candidate. jim Kingery receives the awards for his election from Linda Swoveland, President of Pi Kappa Theta, and Susan Moore, President of Phi Delta Zeta. UGLY MAN ON CAMPUS 'fs jubilant members of the Young Republicans ad- mire the trophy won by their newly organized group. bw. 4 TIGER TAN GLES 1961 B.S.U. - IJ! Plafe U.C.C.F. E Larry Mayberry - 2nd Plare P, ,S , Y N I, A 'W ,. .L 4,- wg, K W h f y h J 'A S, ,, 'L :i k K Phi Delta Zeta The jolly Coachmen Modern Dance Band Pi Kappa Theta - 3rd Plane X4-Q57-Rf?4'4 nr 'k'W, Em +. 9 'Fa' 'Q , : ,. :W ram X n xA if 3 -qi A f JY - T 1 'N 5-QQ 3-vw. ,M 5393 3330.41- 'umm' jk .W Q ,Q-J 43 ff ,. 'E 4. af rm 'Ol - . - an an ,N..i.......,,3,,, ...ii aww Wm sniff ni-Wa 'r fi wig 'W The Pesagi Queen contest held each fall at East Central creates much interest and enthusiasm among the student body. Each campus organization may nominate one candidate. Every person who has bought a Pesagi is entitled to cast a vote for the queen of his choice. On the night the ballots are counted, the candidates are presented, and the Queen is crowned and honored at a Pesagi Coronation Ball. PESAGI QUEEN CANDIDATES STANDING: Johnnie Barnes, Melva Self, Vickie Ward, LaRena Brooks. SEATED: Mary Arm Kidwell, Glenda Kidwell, Susan Moore, janet Blagg. ffw 'I1' up 5255 L, ,, gf K 1 f'fffQ5E?5 rw: Jfgfgs :- . 5 -1.1. Q, -mi 64 1 ,fmfei El MISS TILA ESCALADA PESAGI QUEEN FINALISTS MISS DIOVAN BROUGHTON PESAGI QUEEN FINALISTS MISS GLENDA MONTGOMERY MISS DORIS BROWN Selecting a campus queen is as difficult as a presidential election. All of the con- testants have admirable traits, but only one possesses the attributes of the positions. She must have physical beauty, charm, poise, and intelligence. Each organization on the East Central campus has the opportunity to nominate a candidate for Homecoming Queen. The organizations campaign for their nominees through posters and campaign speeches up until the very day of elections, in which all E.C. students may vote. The annual Homecoming parade is made even more beautiful as the candidates take part. The queen and her four attendants are announced that afternoon during the football game. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES STANDING: Nancy Whorton, Pat Kelly, Mary Lou Hodges, Mary jo Boren, Clarice Hooper. SEATED: Betty Freeman, Judy Smith Pat Gurley, Vicki Olive, Sharon Decker, Linda Thompson, Jo Ann Jaques, joan Mahan, Norma Hamilton, Brenda Southerland. 5 QUEEN MILLER Queen MISS CAROLYN VAN BEBBER MISS MARY REDMAN 1961 HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS 1961 HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS MISS JOAN HALL MISS NANCY FREY SCHOOL SPIRIT Dotty Parrnenter and Bill Orick were chosen by the Student Senate to receive the East Central School Spirit Award for 1961-62. BILL ORICK I30 DOTTY PARMENTER I? vm -2 ., f ,. Q- 1 5 an y - ,R Y gr , ' f , g U iiwlif 2 5 .- i 0' 5 11- ,L ' ,Z Q Q gf Q1 1, f ,,, - 4 .1 , ff? ,, f , 1 ,sf ,D 'cv 4' 5' 4 4, 3 5 ,Q , 1 v f I f ' f -,x , 1. a- , 3 K ' F f 4, at Q 'Fl f ' 1' ' I f I 4, fm I V. F Q, 1 1 f Y ,. 4 ' 15 i 'gf' .. ywsw ' i g ..w, gs , fuk Ji, Q f , Q In 2 W A fi f nw , ', 1 ?'f.9 p ' f fw., ' Q X .2 , -fi sf . ' 42 ' Q , . A if ,Y Q 5 5 4 K ' 1 , K f -Q M 1 Q 3 N V i A , 1 1 A J , , , 1 x sa if k 43 , Q, A I , E YE lan J g Q if . ' f ! 'ff' A , iw ' , RUSSELL JOHNSON, october RUSSELL RUTIEDGE, November STUDENTS OF THE MONTH HENRY WELLS, December MIKE NIEMCZYH, January E -755- E! U.-X1 . --A Mfr Gb if www' 3 1' LINDA SXVOVELAND HAROLD RICE WHO S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities is elected from outstanding Juniors and Seniors. The election is held annually with the students being chosen by the TERRY HERRELL IKEY DENMAN student Honor Committee. MARY EMERSON HENRY XVELLS mfg - QV Q KAREN XVILLIAMS RUDDY LEXVIS RUSSELL RUTLEDGE WANA TICER THOMAS RUSSELL VICKI WARD JIM DEATON JON SUTER PAT XVILLIAMS FSH RUSSELL JOHNSON H Q35 HH? X x PAT HUFIJ PAT KELLEY BRENDA SOUTHERLAND HAL OXWNESBY LINDA LEWIS .ff , - -xmz , 'vssssasi dd! BETTE CRAIG EUEL KENNEDY PAT LAHEY nz? Aw .5 V, :ig , .I 4 'Va , .3 Z Nw' .- ,,::J-:,,,W- Z f I-1 MARRIED LIFE ON CAMPUS 1, I .K A, , V Q Igr- . i A TED and WANDA LOMAN CHARLES and CARMA CRUCE JIM and TINA GRIFFITH l40 NMMQ. RANDEL and DEANNA PATTY CAMPUS LIFE 4 Float building Enrollment X in !'e 13' u i Phi Delts 'come as you are' breakfast. Pi Kapp 'come as you are' breakfast. I4I Y ,W L L V H L F: til , M.. LLf':W ' 'm M . T , ,,.,: .. Wmkwwfk L L Liig . U1 1 .4 , .. . 9 H m X l. glfp j zw ' E SF .-Q f gi , .V ,. 'W 4 me Wagga lxizisisii ,,.2,:wa1wQw if 'NM an Dr wnrzi-'Y Wharf' , mw- Q K' rm, , 7 4 1 f of A 9' ' ,'w,.,, at ,. A -7 ,J , ... TOM AHREN D Ada Pre-.Medical Mufic 3 , X ,V., H TOMMY ALLEN, Artesla, N.M. ' A if GEORGE ALSBACH, Ada Music BOBBY ALSOBROOK, Marlow History-Government DON ARCHER, Drumright Pbyrical Education DONNA ASHLEY, Stratford Elementary Education SONNY BAIRD, Chickasha Phyyical Educalioiz ALICE BALL, Marlow Bzuineu Education KENNETH BARBEE, Ada General Bzzrineff DAVID BARGER, Maysville Mzuic if aw ig? . my X JIM BARNES, Maud Matlaematiw R. L. BEATY, Pauls Valley Malbematicf I43 VEROGUE BEGLEY, Elmore City Elementary Education MARTHA BIGGS, Ada Burinefr Education I44 PAT BLACKBURN, Ada Elementary Eclucation ZANE BOWMAN, Seminole Engliflo WESLEY BRANTLY, Ada General Bufinerf G.E. BREWER, Ada Inclnrtrial Artf DANNY BROUGHTON, Ardmore Hirtory JAMES BROUGHTON, Connervillc BETTY BROWN, Ringling Graduate JUDY BROWN, Olney Phyrical Education DORIS BROWN, Cyril Elementary Education EDDY BRYAN, Wetumka Pbyiicf if gnu 1125 h I r l,-v fl? K V I Y . b A up 55- ' ' , Y , X , a-IW,-, A 7 l F J J.R. BURKHART, Ada lzzdzzrtrial Arn MARY JO BUSH, Ada P011-Graduate ' JOANNE CAGLE, Allen Elemefzlary Education DeWAYNE CALWELL, Elmore City Mathematic! GEORGE CHAN, Hong Kong Phyfiff GLEN CHILDERS, Ada Izzduflrial Arty JOAN CHILLBERG, McAlester Pbyfiml Education KENNETH CHOAT, Maud General Bzzfifzefy BOB CLARK, Macomb Playximl Edzzmtiwz GLEN COBB, Calvin Bufifzefy Edzzmlion K ' fmmz ,C - W Q ' we ff, ALLAN COCHRAN, Ada Malbemafirf PAT COLLINS, Denver, Colo. Elementary Educaliorz I45 NADINE CONDER, Coffeyville Elementary Education JAMES COOPER, Allen Biology I46 JOHN COOPER, Tulsa Pbyfifal Eilafation RUTH COOPER, Wanette Home Efonomirx CHARLES COUCHMAN, Hollis Biology JOYCE COURSEY, Ada Bufineyf Education BETTE CRAIG, Ada Engliflo ROBERT CRAIG, Roff Induftrial Arif CARROL CRASS, Stroud Bufirzeff Education CHARLES CRUCE, Okemah Pbyfical Eduralion ROBERT CRUCE, Okemah Mathematic! RICHARD CUMBIE, Ada Bufineff Edzzoation .JV -, i ws f J - ff I -in J .. 5 'Q Iazrw I lg , , W, f. E 'hx A ,lil ,C ASW ,M fl In X 5 4 la eg 2 Q 4 e W K f f ia- IW' JP' J I z s.,.....,,,, wi-.P vm 'CV4 BILL CURRY, Lindsay Math CAROLYN CURY, Valliant Bzlmzefx Eduratzofz ALVIN DAVIS, Ada Indzutrial Arif DORIS DAVIS, Ada Ezzglifb CHARLES DEAN, Elmore City Hiflory SHIRLEY DEMPSEY, McAlester Cbemiylry MURIEL DENSFORD, Ada Elementary Educalion CLARENCE DILL, Ada Math GENE DIXON, Seminole lndzutrial Arif JACK DODD, Ardmore EIOHOIIIICJ' kkk K ,I S , I' ., i f 5 X' . X L. 2? DEE DOROUGH, Ada Elemenlary JOHN DUFFY, Ada Cbemiflry I47 i Q 3 3 3 3 J 2 if Q5 use J we -y -T' 1 fexiswg, I W Ewen an if 53 . , ,' QW ,ix IIHW 5 5 e Yen FRANKIE DUNLAP, Ada Elementary Education BOBBIE EALES, McA1ester Elementary Education I48 GRACE ELLIOTT, Calvin Home Economitf GLENNA ELMORE, Healdton Elementary Education JERRY EVANS, Seminole Induttrial Arts ELIZABETH FARR, Stonewall Pbyfiral Education DON FAUBION, Norman Playfital Education KAY FLOYD, Stuart Home Economiw JAMES EOLGER, Ada Elementary Education JANICE FREDERICK, Maysville Elementary Education CAROLE GABLE, Chickasha Bufineff KATHLEEN GARNER, Ada. En glixla wal 'sa limi' G v RONNIE GORDON, Holdenville Elementary Education JIMMIE GRAHAM, Ada Ifzdzzfirial Arif ANN GRETHAM, Ada Elemefzlfzfy Edzlmlion GYRON GRIFFITH, Ada Mathematirf CLEMENTINA GRIEFITH Speed: BOB GREEN, Shawnee Playfiml Edufatiozz CAROL GURBOUGH, Lubbock Tex. Home Emnomzcy EDWARD GWIN, Ada Pbyfiml Edufaliofz ADA HANEY, Ada PAUL HANSON, Ada Ifzduftrial Arty 'hu JENNA LOU HELLARK, Tishomingo Eriglifb DOYLE HENLEY, Ada Physical Education I50 TERRY HERRELL, Wilson Speech-Englifb CHARLES HICKS, Elmore City Math SAMMY HILL, St. Louis Elementary Edaratiorz FREDA HINKLE, Ada Elementary Education GARY HOLT, Ada Izzduftrial Arty SARAH HORTON, Stonewall Home Efonomiff PAT HUFF, Eufaula Elementary Eduration JAMES HULLMAN, Henryet Industrial Arty BOBBY HUTTO, Lindsay Sofia! Stzzdief TOM ERWIN, Oklahoma City Pbyfiral Eduration 'Kauai' S ,df y ki I 4 sf' .1-T, X, ,, , 5: 'N I fx., Y? .fe-I Hr 1 CURKLIN JACKSON, Lawton Elemefztary Edzzmfiozz BILL JAMES, Lindsay Elemezzfary Edumtion TERRY JAMES, Ada Biology RUSSELL JOHNSON, Shawnee Hiftory-Government NICK LALLI, Ada I12cf11.rlr'ifz! Arty JERRY LAWLEY, Tishmingo AEFERT JONIETZ Galveston' Bzuizzeff Edurafiorz ex. Cbemiflry JOHN P. JONES, Ada IJIIIJII DIXIE JORDAN, Lindsay Elemenlary Education PAT KELLY, Ada Englifla EUEL KENNEDY, Ada Mafbematirf-Phyficf ROBERT KENNEDY, McAlester Soriology ISI QW 4 4 PAT LAHEY, Henryetta E!67U67?fdf'j' lidfzratiorz CHARLEN LAWSON, Stratford Bwizzeu Ednraliofz I I I l52 4 DL DAVID LEE, Ada General Bmifzeff JO ANN LEE, Ada Home Emrzomim CATHERINE LEGATE, Stonewall Bzzfifzerf Edumtion DODIE LEMLY, Mooreland Speech LINDA LEWIS, Ada Englifb RUDDY LEWIS, Stratford H iflory CHARLES LILE, Healdton Elementary Edumtiofz JOHN LINTON, Coalgate Hiftory MARGARET LONG, Ada Pbyfical Education RON LOVETT, Midwest City Pbyfiml Edzzmtiofz lim in YQ:-' If EIQX new- ' U WANDA LOWMAN, Ada Bumzeff Educafion ORVILLE LOWRIMORE, Calvin Elemezzlary Eduraliofz MARION LYNN, Beggs Illdllfflfdl Art! DAVID MADURO, Panama City, Panama General Bufifzeff CI-IET MAGUIRE, Seminole Biology JOAN MAHAN, Wewoka Home Erozzomirf DARLYN MARTIN, Ada Home Ecofzomirf DAVID MATTHEWS, Purcell HiIf07'Q'-GOU6f7ZmE7Zf GERALD MCCLENDON, McAlester Mafhemafirf ALLINE MCDONALD, Stidman Elementary Education MIKE MCELROY Alex Playfiml Edzzmliofz LEXV MCGILL, Ada I ml zulrifzl Arif IS3 JOYCE MCINTIRE, Ada Englifb JOHN MCCOY, Ada Hiflory-Gooerrzfzzezzt I54 SKYPPER MCNEAL, Byars Elementary Eclzzrofiofz JANET MEEKS, Ada Ezzglifh CATHERINE MICHIE, McAlester Plyyfiml Education CRAIG MILLER, Ada Matbemaliff LYNN MILLER, Lindsay Phyfifal Education LEAH MOODY, Elmore City Eminem Edumtion PATRICIA MORRIS, Ada Home Economiff DALE MOSS, Sulphur General Bzuirzesf GAYLON MYERS, Ada Claemiflfy KEITH NOE, Ada Biology ,xxx ERRY NORTHCUTT, Ada Gleilefdl Blliifleff MELVIN OGLE, Atoka Math HAL OWENSBY, Wewoka General Bufinefi ALBERT PATTON, Ada Art J. P. PATTON, Coalgate Pre-Medical DEANNA PATTY, Ada Ar! Education RANDEL PATTY, Ada Pre-Mediral MAX PHILPOT, Stratford E11 gliyh MELVIN PLUMLEE, Seminole Hiflory JESSE POINDEXTER, Stratford Englifla JAMES POOLE, Stonewall Math PATRICIA POOLE, Stonewall Bufifzeff Edumfiorz I55 GARY RANKIN, Sterling BuJine.r5 Eduration JOHN RASBERRY, Weleetka Bufineff Eduration I56 JOE RATLIFF, Tishomingo Biology MAYNITA RICHARDSON, Wynnewood Elementary Eduration ii BILL RICKEY, Velma - W General Bufineyx px.. CAROLYN RIGGS, Ada 2 Elemenlary Eduration K R CLYDE RIGSBY, Ada n In n W ,Q Bufineff Education h O LA DELL RIVES, Holdenville L E R X Malhemaliff . XX l j gvb W N'-T1-5, BETTE ROBERTS, Ada Elementary Education SUE ROBERTS, Mill Creek Elemenlary Education DAVID ROBERTSON, Wynnewood Pre-Dental DON ROSS, Ada Induflrial Arif if 'R I VICTOR ROZEBOOM, Ada RUSSELL RUTLEDGE, Lindsay E11 glifh FRANCISCO SANCHEZ, Panama City, Panama Pre-Medical BOB SALWAECHTER, Paoli Geography WANDA SANDERS, Ada Elementary Edumlion DARRYL SELBY, Healdton Cbemiitry W. B. SHI, Stratford Hixtory ANNA BELL SMITH, Stuart Elementary Educaliafz JIM SMITH, Choctaw Playfieal Edumtiolz JOHN SMITH, Marlow H iftory 4 ROSE SMITH, Wapanucka Bzzfineff Edumtiorz ZOTA SMITH, Paoli Bufineff Edzzmtion I57 S PRISCILLA STRICKLAND, Velma E71 glzfh LINDA SWOVELAND, Coalgate Englifh CLETUS TATE, Healdton Elemefzlory Edufation GERALD TAYLOR, Ho1denv1l1e Elementary Education uf rsxs J N., MARGRET SPANN Mayswille Malbemalirx MQXRTN STOKES, MARY THETFORD Ada Biology I58 Home Erozzomirf BILL THOMAS, Tishomingo Biology L- GEORGE THOMAS, Ada JERRY THOMPSON, Ada General Bufinen TOM THOMPSON, Ada General Bufifzeff WANNA TICER, Wetumka E 72 gl iff: J ., if M' 50 'G' audi' ggi' VIRGINIA TILLEY, Ada Elemenlary Edzzmlimz GERALD TILLEY, Ada Sfienre RICHARD TROTTER, Tishomingo Vow! Mwic GENE TURLEY, Ada General Bzzfineff LOYD TURNER, Marlow Malb LAVENA VANDERWALKER, Ada Elemerzlary Education KENNETH WALKER, Wilson Ezzglhrh EARL WATERS, Ada Efzgliyh RONNIE WEBB, Ada General Bufifzeu RON WEBER, Marion, Ill. Hiftory G'-'V HENRY WELLS, Ada Hiftory RUTH WEST, Sulphur Elemenlfzry Edumtion HAROLD RICE, Maysville Bzzfifzeff Edumliofz IS9 '04 WAYNE WEST, Francis Phyfical Education LELIA WESTON, TIA JAUNA WILEY, Wewoka E12 glifb PAT WILLIAMS, Shawnee Elementary Education MARY WILLIS, Semxnole Elementary Education JAMES WILSON, Holdenville Izzduftrial Arty TOM WILSON Ada Mathematzcf CAROLYN WOOD, Holdenvdle Elementary Education Seminole EDDIE WOOD, Ada E11 glixb C hemixtry EMMA LOU FINDLEY, MARCHETA WOOD, Ada Cleveland Engfffb Bufinesf Education I 60 MELVIN WOOD, Seminole General Bufineff KENT YOUNG, Wewoka journalifm Rfk. in , -cc ,L .-wr milf Wa - A..: S. I-wa. l..,,f CAMP S LIFE N ,M in ,W 1, V ....,,,,, , 'AP If X -J' I 51 'W . WW. I fx, J w . if v ' ' rv W gif 'Gif Q flaw -Q :F Q if 'fi A I p as w f 511525 lffck f ill? gygv .min Barbara Astor, Ada Bruce Allen, Ada Chester Anderson, Alfzma Marcin Anderson, Holflemfille Andy Anderson, Ada Elizabeth Burchell Comafzche Charles Burchel, Duzzcfzzz Darryll Brady, Seminole Neomia Bearden, Tifhoflzifzgo Richard Boswell, Coalgafe Leon Brown, Stonewall Trent Briggs, Arla Terry Barrett, Seminole Anette Beltram, Mrfllerier Donna Bussey, H em yefta Sue Belcher, Mill Creek Jerald Barton, Filzhzlgla Barbara Barger, Arla Kennedy Brown, Tupelo Charles Blackwell, Wazzette lg is rs:- E: .ia K ,fr nf U L 'E ala, algae ri X A .tan i w , V, VA . 5, N Q. A film: ,N 1? 4 dum I 'WNQZ 5199, z,,,....,,- ,Si . X Nw--....-f' x I .-Iv V 1 Yi' fa 1 ,. M, A f , J , A QU K f i fr E at K, H, , 'av L . ,. ,, 5 ,, ,T i '4 ' ' - ' -1 S : jig , Sf if 7 ,' H. i f -il ' ' 1:7 4, ., z,ffmf,sS Qfj 2 V Karen Beck, Talala Jana Biggs, Ada Earl Bridwell, Lizzdmy Elizabeth Bentley, Ada Hughlene Brittain, Ada Max Carter, Coalgale jo Chriss, Ada Judy Carleton, Tzzfm Bob Coil, Whyzze Charmaine Cole, Paulr Valley Helen Coffey, Elmore City Philip Cros, Fox Donald Cartwright Roff Edna Coles, Tisbomifzga Bobby Chesser, lVew0ka jimmy Caldwell, Ada Tommy Carney, Mffllefler Merilyn Clark, Stratford Don Crownover, H em' yetla Glen Custer, Okemah Jeanneve Cardinal, Wayne Pat Chancey, H erzryetta Richard Davenport, Ada Thomas Dillard, Dewar Sharon Decker, Ada James Dulin, Paoli Helen Doss, Pauli Valley Glenda Dale, Stonewall Devania Driskill, Paul! Valley Jimmy Deaton, Ada James Emory, Ada Edward Ezell, Coznzril Hill Lowell Friend, Holdemfille David Fetgatter, Pauli Valley Lewis Fortner, Ada Farrell Large, Fittrtown Jo Ann Fiddler, Teczzmfela Charles Franklin, Ada Gary Fulton, Richmond, Calif. Richard Fitzgerald, M CA l efter fe I' s aas, F -'ri se- st' Q A. ffl in fc' ' x rf A X, J I 4 X X ami' fs, -1,-1, lil 'Q' ir 1 -ff' Q: ,Rf- -:H ' K 2' ' ...-ln. : '. ie fi H -.Q .. 4. -- H ,js 'gx 7 - 519 X .iw iq- N? 3? -' f 1 F W5 y i 1 fa. KE -me 'f .1 Q, 5 1 xi If or fi-f K f a ,hm A A A QM Vkyy I F ' lfai 455.29 L' V ws: A fl 4 5 22 , f , l Sc. 3 . ' 1' Q ,. :K l. ar fixup' lm Ji , :FU WM 'U' F if L 1 -like - L : FIC all ' L' A lx . m 4 7 .rw- ,N , fy' 2 Q .2 F fl . 5' R ' K L' X 'sf 'V ... -,-v- A if :kk V. ::,- ,' 2 ,gl F 1-ff Hzfn nl -lc1:.,J-WF li? il i -.Q K 5 a F ,K , Q ,v fl , 'iw Ffa if ,. K s is atm 'id X buf ,W v 1' ' K , Qt Q Y 5 'hw N. 5 K... .,l' rf,-1. ' ' mga- ' 4 , is Br' - , 'Qi A -- if X F pix ,., ,. Bob Flanagan, Slorzeuffzll Gary Frederick, Holdelzzfille jerry Fullerton, Davir Jerald Ford, Ada 'lim Goss, Alfa Evelyn Greenhow, MrAle.r1er Edwina Goss, lVe!1l:er Fallf Ray Gray, Stratford Jim Greenbre, Stofzewnll Ralph Gammil, Okemab David Goodman, Ada James Griffen, Mill Creek Walter Grindstaff Bradley Glenda Glover, Ada Billie Gail Hall, Waleelkn Leslie Hastings, Lawton Gale Heard, K omzzwz Ray Hatton, Slofzezwzll Luerie Hudson, Maud Linda Horder, Pofztotoc Sue Havins, Idabel Ray Higgs, StZJ't1k1l d Louise Hoehman, Pillfbzzrg jim Hayes, Seminole Linda Hopkins, Wai1zwz'igbt Bryant Harmon, Fox Estelle Hill, Holfiefzrille Charles Hughes, Koizouzz Paul Harris, Sallifaw Robert Hillebrand, Lindsay jerry Hickey, Ardmore Rita Ingram, H ezzryetla Dean Isaac, Pauly Valley Helen Jensen, Ada jimmy Jones, Broken Bow Elvin Jones, Slralford jerry Johnson, Wayfze Jerry John, Sulphur Judy jones, Ado Danny jones, Madil! .' .v 5 H t t 4 an K l walk 'ey i s 5, i 'HIT' 17 igswlv X x E Zi, ,, i'ia'i - i in 1 Z2- fi so :i- sg i , :zz - ,. Al.: bgyugy . li , I V I . i 'i - , fgxil ...H f H f L .Y . . y, ,ui W q ',, V ,y E , , ,A 3 . -s ' s L ' icfzifl - :J-515-ff ' if y if ' ,J u A -..-..,....... -'f- ul 1 s. --:::.:,.. .',::':srr' e- L, E 51 , fi: s , i,i y ,,m,,, ' My is --:, . Loy Kidwell, Limimy Moran Kendell Ada Larry King, Wewoka Bud Kessinger, Ada Jon Kelly, Ada Barbara Klutts, Simiford jim Kingery, Ada Bill Kline, H fzrtfla owne Guy Langston, Wynfzewood Bob Langston, Wynnewood Bryan Lasater, Lawton L. A. Lamb, Ada Bettye Lewis, Sulphur Ted Loman, Ada Karl Lewis, Ada Raymond Landreth Ada Delsie Lindley, Colvin Onita Loyd, Tupelo Max Lloyd, Cordell Judith Little, St. fo, Texar Betty Morris, Paulr Valle 9, Larry Muehlhausen, H em' yelta Gary Mann, K 0 rzowa Robert Muntz, Ada A. C. Marlow, Harlflaorrze Nancy McC1aren, Sulplmr Larry McNeill, Elmore Cily Van McIntyre, Ada Eugene Miller, Nowata Alvin Minor, Ada Larry Mayberry, Paul! Valley Bobby Martin, Elmore City james Martin, Lamar Tommy McConnell, Wynnewood Georgia McCarthy, Ada Gary Moore, Elmore Cily W. D. Lawson, Stratford Larry Ledbetter, Lindfay Juhree Ladd, Midwefl City Vernon. Landreth, Ada E s. ir 3 .y rg, auwf' ,lf , 3 dwqpx L B ia fig 1 L 0 .1 1- - 5 K. 'F '- Xiu 1 yy' 'Q L 5 fx ' L - .O, fi L 'Na 1 -,., C 2' :I , Fx iff :U if ' I 1 3, ,g 1 v i 5 2 e r 3 L a 1, 1 Q + - . - A - K - in . wx ', If A , Lge: - we X,-ff L ea W we A L A i f- g f- -r,,' 4 4 ifigfr? ' 2-' Q ' f ,R if mf 'if-'N' Q ,r,sZi .r e 411455 -fb N w K 5, ,,m...-L... I 1' V' ZF : gf' L r i 5 A :'El I 4 F ' A ae l'r f x V' rv' -PNN jo Machado, Temple Rafael Machado, Cammy, Venezuela Donald Meridith, Haywood jacob Mizrachi, Pnnnnm City, Panama Dixie Mowery, Afher Billy McNeill, Ada Neda McDonald, Calvin Van Mclntire, Konnwfz Leslie McGulliard, Ada Charles Mayfield, Ada Don McCortney, Ada Sue Milner, Allen Lloyd Moxley, Wynnewood Bill Moore, Ada Robert Mann, WllbE7'f07Z Betty McGuire Ann McCurley, Pauli Valley Lonnette Musgrove, Wynnewood Mike Niemczyk, Lawton Leata Nichols, Elmore City Leroy Neal, lV4z1zetfe Frank Nichols, Ada Gene Newman, Ada Dean Newman, Ada Margaret Nims, Ada Roma Newman, Dwzfmz David Owens, Frederirk Shirley Owens, Elmore City Donald O'Dell, Tiybomizzgo Bill Pevehouse, Ada Charles Pruitt, Oklahoma City Curtis Pryor, Alacfiff Keith Peters, Lizzdmy Don Pherigo, Ada Oleta Peery, Ada Sharon Polley, Dzwmfz Arvell Pitman, Mill Creek jim Powers, Seminole Wfinifred Roark, Hollifter Mile Roan, Stoneuvzll f H' P .t 2 Q 1 i 4 VJ V' A A in :-'K :Q - . 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Lawilda Robertson, Ada Ted Rutherford, Ada james Rochell, Poleazz Keith Reese, Wau1'ika joy Roberts, Ada Tom Redman, Ada James Rinker, Elmore City Fanny Roseberry, Ada Mary Redman, Ada Pat Rohrer, McAle.rter james Reneau, Ada Don Reggan, Del City Linda Reddick, Weleetka jon Suter, Holdemfille Gary Straughn, Wilson Nora Shackaford, Ada Shirley Smith, Slonewall Marjorie Sales, Mcfilefter Brends Southerland Ada Linda Stewart, Holdemfille Donna Stokes, Seminole Wayne Stokes, K olzawa Helen Smith, Waparzarka jerry Strickland, Velma Richard Swink, Roff Anna Lee Smith, Ada Henry Roland, Srhulfer Joyce Stutte, Ada Dale Shoemake, Ada jimmy Shipman, Wapanucka Donna Scott, Ada Eugene Sanders, Allen Donna Sharp, H oldenville Mito Soto, Panama City, Panama ' Robert Tewksbury, Maywille Laura Ann Travis, C oal gate Eddie Tedder, Ada janet Toney, Wapanarka Jean Turner, Holdemzille Delbert Taylor, Ada x 1 va s Ka... T , .ff - .UA ai Q -' , -.ff ,.., 4-uns, sr fi-.Q-NW 4- ' I, x, 'Flin f' Alive. El-1'3 y . Q f ' - 5 , . S ...- fn Q 1? 3 ,gk ,r I me I 2 we S . 5 3 1, sr. g Q Nancy Thompson, Ada Don Tucker, Ada Patrick Tate, H oldemfille Phillip Traughber, Savanna Mickey Via, Talm Carolyn Van Bebber Ada john Wiershing, Limlfay Bobbie Wilker, Seminole Lessie Walston, Ada David Wiley, Maud Larry Ward, Del Ciiy Tom Wade, Sulphur Jennie Woodrum, Weiumka Vicke Ward, Paul! Valley Glen Wolfe, Tirlwmingo Wyndell Wiles, Slofzewall Clara White, Ada Don White, Wetumka George Wood, Coal gate Karen Williams, Shawnee Patricia Williams Pauly Valley Geneva Watson, Wyfzizewood Yvonne Wood, Comzerville Charles Wood, Ada Kay West, Ada fn .sf-wi WF :ww ff- ,M new if ,wa Mfg ., K3 L , X ,A fi A Mex' MM- GW sf ' ,2,.-, t In in . , .L 51, , - ,. Q ' A . uw 5-Niyf ' .JJ - , L , , , ,,... MP1 sm ilk ,J uf M Q in News dh .gin ff ,M M , 1 M. . .. U ' mx .. . 'F 1 K . Q 5 S wqqw M M , K , , , Y' V , , . . .- Q ,W .,,.w 'a H ,, ,,,, A 'W H' ' f L , M wsu.. ww., , M? f, F L 1 'g ,1fw'l1,W MJ- 'ff-f K I F ,-FKMW ww W W W-W f N-' 'V 'w HOMORES 'Nr' qw-' Suda Barrow, He11r.7eII.1 Curtis Bartmess, P41411 Vaflley David Bass, 0feleZll707lZ.Z Cizy Bill Bassett, Stofleuxzll Sandra Baylis, Slozzeuxzll Margaret Beard. Ardmore joe Been, Maromb Slada Begley, Elmore Cizy Bobby Benefield, Holzlenrllle Hazel Biggs, Ada Iris Billingsley, Dayle Carolyn Blackwell, llyayrze janet Blagg, Tecumreb Deion Bleer, Ada Stephen Bonebralce, Seminole fgp Martha Aaron, Pauly Valley Raymond Addy, Adu Tony Aguilar, Plzulr Valley Fred Aldridge, Quizzlrnz Mary Alletag, Adu Ira Allison, fidu jim Allred, Allen Nancy Andrews. Tulinz Noralene Andrews fldu Joan Arnold, Bromide Della Arthur, 5114.117 Billie Auter, Filtflouvz Sidney Bobb, P.1ulr Valley Nancy Barbre, Stwzimfle Albert Bare, Illfflleffer 911 V' E f ' 4 F A it M, , 'iqfrffff Z nr My L, james Bowen, .Miami Trudy Bowen, fldqz Frank Bowers, Lehigh Henry Bowlan, Seminole Will Brantley, Ada Jerry Brents. Fillymuvz Terry Bridgewater Srmzkuffz Howard Briggs, Adu La Rena Brooks, Bou'le,q5 8 'ft' Y' jo Van Broughton, , .fifdnzore Louie Brown, Slozzeuull Sallie jo Brown, Alwood Cherie Bryant, Ad.: Richard Burch, IVyz21eu'00d Velma Burgess, Seminole 4 , lui P , an . , Wim K 5 Er fr ,k ,, I' f'x Ja .7 ff ,I 'fl 'X 5 11 fr 45' ur QAM' Y' Sandra Burns, Slum! Bob Caldwell, Tulm Kent Calhoun, Fox Peggy Campbell, Ada La Fern Cannon, Allen Henry Cares, Paul! Valley Linda Carr, Obemala Jay Carter, Ada Roger Cash, Healdlorz Patsy Cathey, Mrfllerler Bobby Catton, Ada Walter Causey, Edmond, julia Chapman, Ada Linda Cleaver, Pauli Valley Adelya Clemmons, Terumrely C' Bill Dillon, Ada Jerry Dinglcr, Pauli Valley Norma Dodderer, Spenrer Bettye Dodson, MfAle5ler Nancy Donjanovich, Ada Robert Doty, Sulphur Doris Doyle, Gerly Martha Dunhan, Ada Bonnie Eakens, Konowa James Ealey, Davir Betsy Eastman, Ada Sharon Eclair, Coalgaze Dean Emerson, Wilfon Leo Epperson, Bromide Domitilia Escalada, Nogalef, Arizona E Y ,A NVQK qv- , Q' Q , fr v E ,- ,- W wzlzl- f ,,,i,: to Av i- 'S I GNN 1 'A , , -r 'wi f' ffl? iw , XL WE 9 -. it l I 5 f A 15? X 5' Diana Clifton, Ada Marlene Clifton, Reagan Evelyn Cochran, Pauls Valley Garvin Collier, Okemab Dan Collins, Ada Margaret Cook, Pemell joe Cooper, Wg'z111ew0ad Leo Cooper, Ada Mary Cope, Pauly Valley Christine Cosper, Allen james Cotney, Dewar Elaine Cowart, Durlran Phillis Daniel, Slozzeuall james Denson, Limlfay bn X ,Q i-125 1 HJ . wwf Yu x Q :vi ! as Sig jr . gg in K 1 ?i 4 i g 4 , it ' ,fl , Dan Evans, Adu Mary Lou Falkins, fldsl Charles Fitzgerald, Seminole Limlle Flatt. Ads! Linda Florence, Sh.1u'f1ee Beverly Floyd, Ada Carolyn Floyd, Elmore City Lila Ford, Slnzlford Ben Foster, Ada jack Foster, Ada Benny Freeman, Swkumz Betty Freeman, Sulphur Loyd Freeman, Ada Nancy Frey. Claifk.1,s'b.1 G. E. Fulton, Alok.: br' Wi? 9 Q 'Mahi Q-gy? 3 if ' , 1 if Q 4 ,. Zi , if kfff Fltl WY ,Q E ? If' i ,l lf- -- --1... .. nfs - -az, tw X . id' '- Z 1 -441' lf' W W 'J Y f r,,Ef QL si sq .ff JN H s tx 'X' gk. s 5 fin- Nur' 'rfa . J at , 2 W 'Q 3. nr--e Celesta Furguson, Calrin Melani Gallimore, Coalgule Andy Gannus, Olimulgee Gilbert Gardner, Ad.: Mike Garrett, Tulm Sandra Garrett, Ffemfml, Calif. Sam Gentry, Slmlford Claudine George, Mazrznford Joe George, Ada james Gibbon, Gould Kay Gibbons, Eldorado Margaret Gibson Slozzeuwll Ray Gillespie, uVj'lIllL'1l'00d Ron Gilliam, y Mayfrille Forrest Goodell, Ada E ' joan Hall Slum! Ronnie Hall, fllwood Bob Hamilton, Duxiin Norma Hamilton, P41111 Valley William Hancock, Ada 1 Doug Hanley, Lindsay joe Harkey, Holdenrille Carol Harris, Seminole Wanda Hawkins, Frederick Buddy Helm, Slmlford George Henderson, Mcflleffer Margaret Henderson, Mrfllefler jerry Henderson, Ada Helen Hicks, Elmore Ciiy William Hill, Ada Marylyn Gooden, Pemell Floyd Goodson, P.ml,r Valley Tommy Goodwin Ariz Latsy Gooch, Mffllefler Nancy Gare, Roff Charles Gass, Tulm Glenna Graham, Bmmide Bobby Gray, IVeu'0lm Dorothy Gray, Mcflleyler jan Green, Lilzdmy Richard Guinn, Ada' Pat Guthrie, Elmore Cify Glenn Haines, Sulplvzzr Sharon Haines, uvflfflll Sharon Hall, Ada Nancy Hines, Pemzron Charles Hisow, Stonewall Mary Hodges, Lexington Thelma Holman, Ada Beth Holt, Ada Janice Howard, Ada Jerry Howard, flfiflerr David Howe, Ada Addylee Huggin Muskogee Anita Hughes, Asher 5, if 5, A Y Egfr, I Y 5 ,ai ': . 1 we. J 1 l mum!! -If at 4 1' fix P Us 1 5 'fl xx 1 ,,j-Q, Gerald Hutchinson, Nowfzla Robert Jackson, Adu Sherri Jackson, Ada Jim James, Puulr Valley Tom Jamison, Davis C ,L ll! Qs ,,. '62 f an y. ! 'T'-if 'Q W1-nf' gba.. -53a 5 s 3 Ft l Jo Ann Jaquess Ada Ron Jared, Allen Stella Jettor, Ada Way'ne Johnson, Okmzzlgee Glenn Johnston Roff Arthur Jones, Ardmore Danny Jones, Adu Freddie Jones, U eu'oka Joyce Jones, Ada Myran Jones, Pauli Valley Marlene Kensey Vanoff Martha Keys, Muywille Johnny King, Tiflyomingo, George Kitchell Cynwyd, Pa. Lana Kite, Bromide r , . ' rw' 'S ,, .t,. 'Ax 'R f :miie gi 'll t la .-, as ali Anita Magee, Ada Sammye Mallouf, Ada Manuel Marichal, Panama Cily, Pan. Kathy Martin, Elmore Cily jack Maxwell, Bray Marjorie May, Tupelo Latricia Mayberry, Elmore Cily Beth McCord, Ada Bob McCurly, Ada Betty McGee, Pauli Valley Retha McGregor, Elmore City Sharon Kaye, Ada Shirley McNutt, Stuarz Connie Mercer, Stratford Freddie Miller, Lindmy , 'wa 'Q-ff-.,, 'fan 4 Nix Virginia Knight, Adu Sue Kramer, Wfeleelfetz john Kurar, Adu Frank Lamirand, Kidd Lance-ll Laygdon, Holderzrille john Lansden, llyewaka Dorincla Lawson, Rffff Pat Lawson, Roff Clifford Layton, Lirzdfay Susan Leach, MrAlef,fer Jimmie Little, llyewolea Danny Lock, Hezzryelix Danny Lovelace, Ada Betty Lowe, Pauli Valley Bohhy Loyd, TPIIIIIZIEIJ an y jf Q ! r a if -- 3 ,., . ,f-f glffft Vane ' JW Q' ,ww jerry Miller, Ada Gary Minor, Slozzeuull Gene Minor, Sf07ll'1,lf'rlU Charles Minyard. Temmreb Nancy Moore, Frederirk Bill Morgan, Holdemfille Carolyn Morris, Ada Carol Morrison, Healdlfm jim Newlchan, Maud Carole Nichols, Bouvlegr June Minness, Earlrboro Eulene Noblett, Adu jo Norton, Cromwell Annette Nutt, OklJIl5077lH City Carolyn Oldham, Axlzer f l C Lii iw 'AN' f i i ,X ,. X. 2 , , 2 n Wk 2? -w e fl lr f' l x Wlilliam Olds, Sfmifmle Tom Owens, Lirldrrzy Bennie Overton Ada Charles Pare, Slofzeuuzll james Pannell Ada 1 Donna Park, Mfzywille Jimmie Parks, Hlzwwood Leroy Parsons, Semirlolc' Nancy Pattillo, Ardmore Carolyn Pearson Ada Jerry Pearson, Healdlan Joyce Pegram, Ada Allen Perkins, ly,61l'0k4I Freddie Perkins, Ada Noel Phillips, Alex i :s 'F' M at nf 7' 1' Raymond Phillips Ada Geniavon Pickett, Elmore City jerry Pickett, Elmore Cify ' ' Patrick Poe, Kamzuu 3,42 by Billy Price, y A. Add V V Sherry Priest, C:zli'i1z jerry Purser, if V ,Q U ' , A -Q.. E. j, Pauly Valley I ,Q A P: f- i Harold Ray, A , ,ir , 'Q L5 -':'- ' ,. Wfeleelkaz fr f QQ -:'- . A 5 M' A ,V fb Charles Reece - IN . ur,-Q?77l6Zl'00d ' - ' A V ,fi fi Gary Reed, M y - ' ' ' Q ff ' Ada +1 Q we f ,P - .i , 'l f , sig' is 2 ' , 5 'ff .y .l Ronnie Reeves, Pizulr Valley Virginia Reeves, FF Lizzdmy 501' Ray Reid. ,f we vi 30 ll eleeIk.1 Juanita Renfrow, C.1.7z'i11 sf ffm Bobby Reynold, 1 is fs as . M, ...tl ,, I Add Affxfgi 1 'ifg 3 ,- af ' , if n K, 2' A 1 Carolyn Reynold, Ada i 5 Mary Rhoader, Q . Al.1Zld gs ,fl di , N, Harvest Riedt, M -' 2 , H.n'1.rly0me t f f ,kv 7 - r S ' -gif Bill Roach, Q Velm.z i L Verlene Roberts, M Slum P I I !l Stanley Robertson, v Maud Belva Robinson, 7,1 il Cromwell K Mn, ' ' if Mary Robinson, sf! Tribbey -15,1 5, ,Q ,Q Yvonne Roddy, 'W V, ' 4 4 Ann Russell, 3: : -' I MJI7Z71f0fd W Q ' JY 3' ' V ,S to RJ 'I Larry Rutledge, Ada Sherry Rutledge, Adu g J Peggy Sungster, ' LV 5, J Efzffrboro V 5 Frank Sass, Ny' M Sulpbzzr W Juanita Sawyer, ' V Ada Ronnie Sawyers, Adu Ramona Scott, Filtflouw Sherrill Scott, Wfyrznewood jerry Scroggins, Kidd Lfelva Self, Add Jymme Sells, U ym1eu'0od Jean Servais, Crmlgfzle Gregory Shanahan, Sulphur Linda Shipman, Halde2z1'ille Darrell Shobert, Lexirzglon Ronda Simplcins, Ad.1 Ben Sleigh, fld,z john Sligar, E.ll'!,1I20f0 Anna Lee Smith, Aziz Jerry Smith, Ada if 'S' 3 4. ya, Q ff f ,iv , 1 rg 'll ,iltiitieisit fi 5... Lilly jo Smith fldtz Sue Splawn, Sulphur Larry Springfield, Mfzywille Dickie Stephenson, Ada jo Ann Sterling, Adu y John Sterling, Ada Doyle Stewart, W'il,fon Donald Stonecipher, Adtz jerry Stotts, Effrltbaro Charles Studler, H?:1.ldl07Z -Iacquelyn Summers, Ada Dorthy Suther, Sulphur Eddie Sweats, Roff Royce Teakell, Irzdiufvoma Don Thompson, Adi: Fir maybe -,X Linda Thompson, Smnewull Richard Thompson, Adil John Thrash Patricia Tignor, Sulphur Paul Tilley, W':1lIer5 john Turner, Ada! Joyce Turner, Forter Floyd Uhlich, Muucl Donald Van Bc-bber Ardmore Allen Wadsworth, Hefzryetla john Walker, Sulphur Lois Walker, Ada Terry Wallace, Allen Richard Wallach, Ada Lois Ward, Wanelle Linda Watson, HEHfj6lld Roy Watson, Slfulford Bobby Weeks, lWynnew00d Patsy West, Coalgrzle Ron Westrope, Mayfrille Mickey Whaley, Marlow Dwayne VUhisenhunt, Tlllltl Mildred Wfhisenhunt, Tulfiz Sharon XVhitaker. Paoli Mary Fran White, Szzlpbzzr jack Wilburn, Ada Jimmy Willcers, Afzrood Johnny Wilkerson Aluwud Carter Williams. Adu! jimmy Williams. Connerrille Mary Williams, Amkfz Robert Williams. Ada Mary Anne Willis, Dallaf, Texas Richard Wilson, Ada K-sniff' 'sv' f .L if: M' Sandra W'ilson, Ada Billy Winton, Ada Jacaquita Wfithroxx Nsfuwzllu Sandra Woinach, - Paul! Valley . jerry Woocl, Healdlon Robert Wood. Alzuf Mary Woodruff, Pofeau Barbara XY'oocls, Ada Elaine Woods, 117413716 joe Wfork, Lindmy Gary Wright, Ada Roger Wfright, Seminale Mike Wyckoff, Pauli Valley . David Young, ' Hirkory Ronald Young Ada ' l 'tx aff 11 ky . f 9 Doug Smith, Adx if V X, . A' n Q.,-1 I an gn Vw Q J' Z .W Ng. WSG nvflli' 1-., ,f 13: .4-'I' V1.7 6 I FRESHME eff-W-vcr. er-' J Ill ' 2 E-...rf , ii 'lfx z Nw ,...' 5 il V ix , 5. is 'Q fi' rf sew. fi E TW .Y ff K Y Us R ir K if Charles Bare, ilirfilrffln Diary Balmain, Holdwzzillc Laqueta Baldwin, Aziz Claude Ballard, Add Aubrey Bain, Adpl Horacio Ayala, Adil Russell Austin, Mrfileftw' Joe Attcberry, Fmurif jequeta Arter, Ada Cesar Arrocha, P:Z7Z.177ZJ City, 13.1724177711 James Arnold. Allen Vernon Armstrong, Seminole Alice Armstrong, Razliff Cily Essie Argrow, Stroud Ted Archer, Slralford Bob Archer, Ada Harold Anson, Adu! Leon Anderson, Sewizmfc Bill Anderson, Pond Creek Rebekah Allen, H0fdL97Zlfflc' in f A A' l si . gg Lester Abbott, Ada Glen Abney, Pauly Valley Lyndal Abney, Stufzrl jim Aldridge, Sluuwee Sue Alexander, Ada Kay Bills, Coalgale . james Beymer, W: Henryella . TN, Eff' lui f Shirley Berry, Kwzauxz f Ricky Bemo, Korzuugz Pat Belew, ff' Sbfzuvzee Larry Boumet, Coalgale Danny Barnett, llVji77IE1l'00d Johnnie Barnes, Okllmlgee Shirley Barger, D.1zir Mary Jo Baren, fr1fk.r0111'ille, Ffa. 'Ihnrf '3 ,i g -'Sa' ,V NA' sk . J ' 'NF r-1-eg? f Q fr' My rw , i if r ki, , by .g ,ff-ii. 8 Y? ' in ,lik f ' ,Q .' '72 1 , ' f- 1 1 ,Q X T, I , f-' 'fff' .- 'A x ' , K7 ,gg SQ E in Q 3 , 431, jg l , A? :ai i fi T ,. I' llz l 1 l 'Mx y Z ,, , J Ayi. Lg is W U , joseph Blackburn, Siamkuzz Royce Blacker, Afokn James Blankenship, Ada Mary Blanks, Ada Hinkle Blevins, Ada Geneva Blyths, Axlyer Sue Boiles, Adu Curtis Bond, Adu Donald Borders, Allen Janice Borders, Allen Muriel Borders, Allen Mary jo Borden. jdCk.f0ll1'lllf?, Fla. Teddy Borham, Anllerf Patty Bostic, lVynneu'ood Kathy Boswell, Alma in 9 -.Yi Q . , riii, S , . J, , 16265111 K N-4 W 4 art.. was ,rf i, f S K- Tia? F 1 fl? A s l ana' , .Mr ai -u.,...., .1 an 4'3 rf A 1 QW ,gal ky I Vik: ZVV i f ,sse ,,.,, ,V , S by i , wma M. K Lucille Bounds, Konawfz Bonita Bowen, Arbor Vilesley Bowman, Seminole jerry Boyce, Holdenzfflle Larry Bradam, Ada Don Bradbury, Seminole David Bradley, Ada L. B. Brady, Slonewnll Virginia Brady, Seminole Ronnie Brandon, Ada Maricla Brenes, San jon, Conn Riro Olga Brenes, San jon, Corin Riro Charles Brewer, Konrzwa jerry Brewer, Allen Darrell Briscoe, Ada Mary Jo Bristol UVynnezc'ood Sheila Brooks, Sfonewnll a Larry Brooksher, Mnywille Barbara Brown, Sulphur Bob Brown, Ada fi' ,ir f if g f W wx ,N , x 91 a ,vm- .,rr zf in as 'ew'se , 's , , mfr . 'el-.f ' - ,,, 'wi' - Hwy' R vi 'WW p f' Charlotte Cagle, Sulplaur Kathy Caldwell, Arla Sharron Callison, Holdenffille Eugene Cannon, Ada Brenda Capps, Allen Linda Carriger, Adu Bill Carter, ClJickez,rlm Edward Cartwright, Roff Melva jo Caudle, Adu jack Chapman, Ada jerry Cherry, Lawton Deanna Cheshewalla, Sulphur Frankie Childress, Elmore Cily Linda Choate, Ozlexxa, Texul Bob Clark, Adu Mary Clary, Allen Sue Clary, Allen Marylin Clay, Ardmore David Claybrook, Meznnford Claude Click, Adu George Brown, Tupelo Carol Bryan, Welurnku Glen Bryan, Adu Billy Bryant. Pauli Valley Betty Buchanan, Kingxton Kay Bullard, Szonewnll Pauline Bullard, Weuioku Terry Burge, Meeker Sue Butler, Duncan Joe Butts, Puulf Valley Tom Buzbee, Frederiek Johnnie Byers, Adu Patricia Byers, Ada Shirley Byrd, Ado Jerry Cacy, MrAleJier ,rr ,v inn, ima , r.., Tl , ., H farm K ,. , ,lr gly- rm Susie Cline, Ada Lary Clinton, Ada Stephen Cobb, Lexiuglon Marlene Cockran, Puulf Valley john Colbert, Coalgale Douglas Collings, Seminole Jack Collins, Kozmwa Oliver Colvard, Adu Ramona Conaway, Adu Freida Conder, Coffeyuille, Ka. Danny Conner, Tulm Doyle Cooper, Alwood Gloria jean Cooper, Tupelo Lane Corley, Clfzremare Kathy Corvin, Ada Q.. W . l gI,,,,,.. ww wine fel ,ri . is .,., e C -wif' n y jg 'fi llll l 5, f .s Z Q L :., K, M fi-if -W x i li vfiwwii, - , em t i A' V ' , K kg ,ww-' , Gaily 5 ,L ef if A ' W- ll .git 'Wulf wwf' pw BF- ,Qu Q ., Marjorie Cottingham, Ada Bill Counts, Slmuvzee Jim Covey, Terumfely Lowell Cox, Madill Sue Cradduck, Alla Glen Crawley, Ufeleezka Tommy Crawford, Hrildemfille Terry Crockett, Gould joan Cross, Sl. Louif Lewis Daniels, Adu Robert Daniels, Adu Dalores Davis, Slum? Donald Davis, Ada Jimmie Davis, Wfeleelku Harvey Dean, Elmore City Betty Denson, Alma Freta Dewberry, Pauli Valley Gayla Dick, Obluloomu Cily Linda Dickerson, Eufaula Charlotte Donaho, Sulphur akmw X Nr .5 Wendell Fowell, Adu Mary Fowler, Henryellu Larry Franklin, Coulguze Leonard Franklin, Lindmy Danny French, Adu Bill Frye, Sulphur Marian Fullingin, Adu Horner Garner, Kozzuuu Dick Garrett, Adu Darline Garrison, Sulpbur Deborah Garrison, Okllzlvomu Cify Linda Gash, Adu jack Gibson, Bouflegf C. E. Giddens, ll7u7zetle Sharon Gillaspy Sandra Glover, Ada? Jimmy Godwin, Tulfu Paul Golden, Adu Don Goodnight, Sulphur Judy Goodspeed, Adu ilu-S' is iff xr 'Q lid ar' '?-1' 1 eh 4 5. M Ln. wi az I :gf Gary Doner, Knzzuuw Donna Doss, Pauli Valley Mike Duff, Mffllefzef Sharon Duke, Adu jerry Duncan, Adu Richard Dunham, Puulx Valley Deanna Durbin, Dewar Jesse Durham, Alwoad Kay Durland, Tupelo Don Dyson, Puulx Valley Benny Faley, Pauli Valley Thela Fast, Deuxn' Andy Edwards, Haldefmlle Nancy Forrestor, Mmllefzer Gayle Foster, Adu gl S, In vb in' l U 11 , ,K , at ,g.,.r.,1: -. Qegigwsiggw-3 ,wif gm 1? 4 A K ' 5 sa! 1, , ,K-.qs , -wr f N! ffl' -af .154 M! V' . , K-v m mi Sv K , fl 4 sw 4 E + 3 12 ,il Aileen , 4 at '11 , -3 ,X Clayton Edwards, Pnulr Valley Dee Elkins, Adu Richard Elmore, Wynnewood Gary Endicott, Slmlford Jennifer Enloe, Ada Virginia Ennis, Conlgnte Larry Epperson, Idubel Phyllis Epperson, Ada Kenneth Epps, Tulsa Donnie Estes, Ada Patsy Eubanks, Teeumfeb Gloria Evans, Holdenuille jack Evans, Ada Belle Fallis, Konuwa Kay Farmer, Adu - , - 2, 225 f ee A reiieiiei We E i F F eyyi A Q ,E A 7 1 X Q? mg sq ,iff f x 1 5 , 'E 4' E few, -' rm.z. 1- r. 1,1 , :. wil l M E ' K 'IBF' ,pau-L W E, Efg Q T5 F ' ' 5. - l , W ,,., . K M 1, Preston Farris, Shawnee johnny Fennell, Rvff . Jennie Ferguson Del City james Finnell, Lexington Helen Firestone, Adu john Foertsch, Cblfkdfhd Leon Ford, Dnfdr Paul Ford, Dnvir Mike Gordon, Adu Sharon Gossett, Mrfilerter Bruce Govett, Sulphur Judy Graham, Francis David Green, Adu James Green, Ada Ruth Grindstaff, Adu Treva Gurley, Filzhugla Roy Gwin, Lexinglon Billy Hagar, Adu Don Hall, Slonewull james Hammersley Seminole K Q ,mg l s af . 3' J 1? . I ,ww I , ,., 5 2 ,Q 1, ,.. '- ' - X 1 2 f gf K l it Egfr , 5 .... . . , Q S 5 X H? w I x ,Sl lfxww t n e +5192 S 'Y 2 ' . Q . -. ,, :,- , wi rx f ' ' ' Letty Hensley, Korman: Eddie Hester, Fllzb11glJ Betty Hewitt, Frederiti: Pat Hickerson, Ada Don Hickman, Sulphur Coleen Hicks, Elmore City Wanda Hines, Ada joe Hisle, Ada Roland Hisle, Ada Gala Hodges, Lizzdmy johny Hodges, Allen Pat Hodges, Ada Charles Holt, Ada jim Holt, Ada Linda Holt, Ada Georgia Honey, Ada Ruth Hoover, Wkleefka Bill House, Duffy Thurma Howell, Roff June Hughes, Plmroalv Yea 'ga 'Sr :W if 5? m 'gil' gl i 5 ... if i . ,Kg ,,,, ,,, g 1 'wif afar if .if ' fb . f5ill1,?lAi 'ik S get l ml - i tai- if , f , 3 51- af' .NIH L... ,1!W Don Hammond, Ada Earl Hammond, Fofter Dennis Hankins, Byarf Donnie Hargrove Ada Ginger Harris, W'921neu'ood Kitty Harris, Ilwtzmzku Thurl Harris, Ada Terry Harrison, Ada Alice Harrod, Seminole Mary Jo Harrod, Seminole Vickey Harvey, Seminole Eva Hatton, Ada George Health, Comzerrille Robert Hembee, Slmuvzee Rosa Hendrix, Ada Y' . S N s ,fvbwdvx ' we 1 1' lr, 4 ,cn A ' La 2 33 . ,Wig Madeania Hughes, Fox Sandra Hull, Holdenville Willianl Hullet, Pauli Valley Robert Hunt, Sulplaur Glen Hyden, Ada Michael Hyden, Midufext City Judy Iker, Allen Jeanette Ingram, Wewoka Ladena Jacks, Sulphur Hershell Jackson, Fittftown John Jackson, Konawa Jack Jewell, Sulphur Beverly Johnson Caroline Johnson, Allen Elsie Johnson, Shawnee ig l1A J El e ,Y ,.,: f i s i . -,yur it , 'M' 7 L , 3 9 Q5-V' r f , me ,M 5-le , 'W' fl 1 i :',i e J K Elf l 1 i' ,mai he was W it Q , i. . in ' ,f iii ,W A wr' 'W W ll' we L.: . , W U l'F?? '7' X525 -...f-f ra 5 ia. M V A y 0 sf l l Q T? f J :.1. ggi. 'ah i e l.ll'e 1 AJ if 5 rs ' ,ile ' 'Nm S S 3 li. tl Floyd Johnson, Dazfif Gwen Johnson, Oklahoma City Helen Johnson, Holdenuille Jeff Johnson, Weleetka Jim Johnson, Pheonix, Arizona David Jones, Ada Jon Jones, Broken Bow Richard Jones, Ada Tommy Jones, North Creek Tommy Jones, Holdenuille Clyde Kennedy, Elmore City Johnny Kennedy, Wynnewood Carolyn Kersey, Wanette Mary Kidwell, Ada Don Killian, Ada Gary King, Stratford Janet King, Ada Jimmy King, Hafkell Mark King, Ada Mike King, Ada Q ,iuu 3 rn L H V. 5551 - ii- svz:f-We 3 - ee, V if ' is X?S av, H it as 533' M R1 lr' I Eu 5 tw! 'V 2,1 ra ,ff ,if -1,,,...W We is nk Q. , 'pf a 1, sw f A, ..., 4 J v -v' Pat Lewis, Strulford Bill Ligon, llyewoka Guy Logsdon, Adu Bill Lowrimore, 0692124111 Roma Mackey, Arlalund Marilyn Majurs, Holdemfille Robert Maloy, Allen C ... we 1' fr . M, .:.5 V Z I an ,R nd' SMX Kathie Kirkhuff. loner Don Kiser, Okmulgee Steve Knickmeyer, Adll Harold Kramer, Halderzrille Robert Ladd, Pauli Valley Earl Ladlee, Purcell Jenny Lafevers, Pauli Valley Jerry Lane, Bradley Johnny Lane, Ada Robert Lansford, llvilfon Dwight Lawrence Sulphur Jacqueline Lee, Adu jimmy Lester, Purrell Bobby Lewis, Pauli Valley Parilee Lewis, Ada! 1 A N . 1 5 Arthur Mancebo, ,st Q ' 5 1,4 r- A -A ' ' Ada Billy Mann, Adu James Marrow, Fltzlaugla james Martin, Arla Jim Martindale, Lindruy Gene Massey, Coulguze joella Mauldin, Paoli Walter Mayer, Stonewall Lana Mayfield, Adu Georgiana McClure, Sulphur William McCown Johnese McDonald, Mill Creek Valetta McDonald, Adu M s 5'- r I ,. V ' , P rg Q ,S S V i , 3, . I . , ,S -. ,VL J . ,, ,y 5- , Nw-vi ,jg 5 , x K 4 eg -., ,M . v f -V 1 'ie 5 if I lf' .Ai ' ar' i uw , 4 aa , . . :fa 2 R in i I if ' dl 5 1 K g, m 1 -1. , 1' , Q . ' a, t Carol McGuire, Sf. Louir Deloyce McNeal, Bryerf Wayne McNeill, Fitlflown Lanie McPhetridge Jerry Meek, Ada Duane Menefee, Ada Jerry Mercer, Slrazford Michael Mercer, Konawa Don Merchant, Holdenrille Ricardo Merida, Eanazas Veraqulf, Panama W. H. Miles, Seminole Shirley Milford, Byarf Russell Mitchel, Tl.flJ07Ili7Zg0 Jon Moon, Ada -1 isle 'i e , -fe . i M: A... , K. Wgswggg a lllii fr HK' 'Inav' L re ai Perry Mooneyham, Mcflleflef Charles Moore, Purcell Dee Moore, Ada Kenneth Morris, Alex Marilyn Motes, Wy'nnewood Kenneth Mulkey, Ada Kert Mullen, Maud jimmy Mullins, Slonewall Don Murray, Ada Ruby Murray, Wayne Dennis Myers, Ada Judy Nabors, Ada Kenneth Neal, Arla Sharon Neal, Elmore City Mike Nease, Ada Kay Nelson, Shawnee Roger Nelson, Wynnewood jerry Neules, Idabel James Nickell, Allen Wanda Nolen, Wezumka , , is b U Si-IX 4 W F 5. L .. 7 5 nr--rf' is , ., f K.. - 4' 5 f-...V is of W 'Sul - . I 3 , ,.,.. - ,I '98 f 3 1 joan Parmenter, Sulphur Sheryl Parson, Uvrzrzelte Connie Paulson, Adu jerry Peay, Allen George Pearce, Stratford Carol Peek, Ada Bill Peters, Brighton, Colo. Lloyd Petete, 'Holdenrille Earl Pettigrew, Arber Monte Phelps, Adu Carolyn Phillips, Ada james Phillips, Mayfville jo Ann Phillips, Coalgate Miles Philpott James Philpot, Ada Ethyleen Pierce, Slrazford Lynda Pillow, Oklahoma Cily Hurbert Pipkin, Allen Gary Pippin, Plmroab Margaret Pogue, Ada W f fu, -f . ,,q.Q,,, 'El ,wa fi? james Norman, Przzzlr Valley Janell Norman, Ada Billie Norris, uyfllllllbd Willie Norris, Seminole Eddie Norton, Okrzznlgee Alfred Nye, Bradley Le Odell, Afber Cherrie Idleman Adu Jerry Oldham, Lindray Vicki Olivo, Holderzrille Carolyn O'Neal, Alma Virgie Ortn, Ada Alex Palmer, llvewokrz Patrick Paquin, Ada Sue Parks, Elmore Cily N-w.. , if if VL J wi we Martha Pogue, Adu Neva Poole, Tupelo Gayla Powers, Semizzole jean Prater. Add Loyd Priest, Ctzlrizz Patsy Priest, Crzlrirz Danny Procter llyelznzzklz Sharon Provost. Haldezlrille john Pruitt, Del Cily Viluyne Putman. Adel George Rnndol. Crmlmz Creek. Ct1lifm'11i,z Judy Ravun, Afdzzzwe Phil Ray, Ad.: Judie Reuves. P.11zl.f Vtllley Virginia Redman, PJIIIJ' Valley ,,.. Wi ' i,.', ai ,V ,Q f I I 'X ii 1- i ft, 1 A .l ' -ts, 1 suv .,---f fre' pw. x. S!- Y 'Q4:,4.v. A - M. . ,.. igrgyzg if 1 -4 , '5' , frvw V' wt fx. , K. . K r A. .-. r R fw r 4 ,, , .,. I K W, wif! 1 ,gqhfyf My 2 me ie 'fl , ,gl W ,ft V K Y , tl 5 1 5 K Y 'fi-.i.f'f'ff H x 9- : '13, i . - ,Rye 5, , Pm. Calvin Reed. Coulgtzle Kay Reed, Ada Van Reed, Ada Glen Reeves. Gerly Ronald Reich, ll7eu'0kfz Pauline Rice, Flll.l'fU1,L'll Carol Rinker, Elmore Cily Janice Roberts, Ada Kathryn Roberts, Haldenzfille Linda Roberts, Ardmore Pat Roberts, Mill Creek Donna Robertson, Tupelo Vaughn Robertson, Maud Carol Roden, Ada Wayne Roney, Tulm Bob Rose, Limlmy Billy Rowe, Stratford I.aDean Rowland, Holzlerwille Robert Rozeboom, Ada David Rozeboom, Ada -gow 'V V ' Charles Rumsey, I Velmrz :QS .' V, ' 4 ii Dewey Runyan, i i , U LW 3 ' 5 V' Sulphur it T W , ' Midwel RUHYQH, ' ' - kk ' J VVVVV 5 ,-:k, P llrfillfalmfbufg, Va. 1 . A 1 - 'I 7 V ai I V Lynn Russell, K, -' , - ff, -'P Ed Sanders, A - - L I-2' l M5 7 BJ!!! Mitchell Sanders, ,, S S 4 Y - VV Slozzeufnll ' ' ' is Nelda Sanders, Y' 453, ,W ' ,A Brolwn Bow , . , N0 Q-' ii' Jo Ann Sandman, H , . -. aff- S 3 'Q tl? V in ,- Coalgrzfe V 1, Margaret Sandman ' ' Elmore City S J .4 , S Jorge Sm, Il 9- if X 'R Pmzfmzo City, Pomzmu ,W . A CV L4 Satterwhitq 1 zz' :Q 'llkl W S ' Ad.: . Benny Scott, V , 52 -in 5- vi... A' 4 ' Sulphur ,fe , ' 'V' 3 Joe scoff, r i ,,, ,. t TZ ...V x':j lji V ,, Seminole .V 'V , ' Q, Larry Scott, ' V ' - Morrir V feb V De Etta Selby, ld, . 2 SX T Ada Claude Seran, OEFIIIJZ7 V Richard Sharp, i , W'eu'ob1 -X 141' 7 A Letha Sherman, V P M W- f Holliffer , -. I M ll. , V -S 'S' ' Lynda Sherman, ,, i 't,. V 1 1' , 5 'M ' Hollitln ' i . lf' X X' 2 lvfolly Shi. Q, i J Bm, Stmfford ' ' V S ' A A Gerald Shivers, Pune!! - Helen Shoemaker, Q. W Fr. W'orzl1, Texan' ' A, , 1 Wilie Shoemard, Fm. A, VV A , Adbl A A V Johnnie Shook 'V 51' X-M:-f' V . Manuel Silva, V ,,,. V. , T' , '- Pomona Cily, Pumwza V A , ' , V, , , J it .M 5- My It 2 J ,J 1 V3 ,A it E2 A ii,,i I Betty Skinner, ,,2-,, . , ,, Lexirzglon ' V J tt A 'S ' Jennie Skinner, A V 51141117162 f -- . ! Bob Slavin, gn, A ' 7- , V HHld6'7lI'fllE V ' - A - ' 1 . V VV LV ,V I Q' 1 KV V Boyd Sloan, M' i ' ,,. ,: E22 3 A , 'ir , i ' i f Add yzfy wr 25, V Richard Sloan, V ,-,,..- ' 'Vi f , Fred Sloan, ' ,,,,.., . Seminole A Dale Smart, f Ada f Charles Smith, V If - Mayrzfille M ' ' QA 3' I lg: W? Earl Smith, , vw z Broken Bow 'M 'fi V Judy Smith, V! A Holdenzfille ' V W, 3' V5 V W , ., , v . , Kathryn Smith, Sierra Vina, A Leon Smith, Lindsay Paul Smith, Ada Sally Smith, Corzlgrzfe Joe Snell, Weleefku Sandra Sass, Szzlplaur Phillip Sowarcl, Ada Sparkett Sparks, Waro, Texuf Paul Splawn, Kormwa Dea Spence, Ardmore Don Springfield, Elmore Cily Larry Stallings, Ada joe Steele, lVy1meu'00d Gene Stephens, Lirzdmy Elena Stevens, Ada , , . K ., . if FW! f rizwza 49 fv- xm , 'ln Q ,Qu an ,Ag life E! 16' ' Y' 5 L x r ,K i , X' in 59 4 -T 4 3 Y' V. f Eff' '- of W ,film p, Tommy Stevens Sulphur Bob Stick, Ada Joe Stick, Ada Vestil Stiles, Ada Charles Stonecipher Stratford Verna Stonecipher, Slmiford Doug Strickland, Pauli Valley Curtis Stubbefielcl, IVymzew0od Bob Surber, Gene Aulry Dexter Sutterfield, Uvayne Patsy Sutton, Holdemfille Judy Tate, Lfzwlorz Barbara Taylor, R0ff Bob Taylor, Ada Charles Taylor, Pauli Valley Mac Taylor, Ada Rebekah Taylor, Holdemfille Richard Teel, Ada Lynda Thomas, Seminole Anita Thompson, Ada A -N! 52 YQ X. 'il 2 X . A ,if gn gi: iN 7 ..- Gene Thompf' Sulphur Barbara Tigert, Cuylaing Birtle Tilley, Ada Hilda Tilley, Atwood john Tolleson, Paul: Valley Bobby Tolliver, Fitzbugb Wilma Tomlinson, Elmore Cily Wyn Traughber, Son Diego, California Coy Tugman, Lindmy Sharon Turnbo, Mcfllexter Sharon Uptergraft, Cromwell John Utley, Oklahoma City john VanMeter, Maud Don Vanzant, lVewok:z Dean Vinson, Ado Linda Walker, Allen Mike Walker, Seminole Priscella Walker, Ada 'Nw' 'Q ' ,mera 6.-if ,ripa- no-' 1 2?f' ggvr 'Us .Ani .-A W, an A Q..-v Richard Walker, Del Cily Suzanne Walker, Sulphur jane Wallach, Ada Douglas Ward, Coalgale Glen Ward, Holdemfille Judith Ward, Gerry Thomas XX'ard, Ada Madlyn Watson, Del City Carl Watts, Ada Ala Mae Webb, Lindfay Ronnie West, lVeleelka Linda Whisenhunt Charles White, Ada Linda White, Sulphur William White, Ada Nancy Wharton, Mrfilefzer Paul Wiley, Shawnee Pat Wilker, Ada W k Y V' 3? F Q ,F I ith! W 1 o f .Ln .-we Od' i , at M at 'F I. I: -K! iw 165 if James Wilkerson, Atwood Paul William, Pauly Valley Don Wilson, Ada Marilyn Wilson, Denver, Colo, Durrell Wimberly Afblemd Gus Wood, Slmlford Joyce Wood, Stralford Leonard Wood, Wy'r1neu'o0d Nell Wood, Tupelo Phillip Wood, Holdemfille Robert Wood, Alta: Phyllis Wright, Dallaf, Texax Charles Wyatt, Tifbomingo jim Wyche, Hifkory Phil Wylie, Seminole John Yerby, Ada Dalton Young, Broken Arrow Akbar Yousefian, Tehemn, Iron 2 CAMPUS LIFE High school speech meet. F! Q ' :iw in ,t sw V Q .Q V . - 'A ' ' 'ff .QYN ff, 9, AL f5 3'?'. hqjvsvm. - ' ShuCks! It didn't burn! Dr. and Mrs. Spencer entertain the student senate -Q a-'Ii-.m its '1 ,.,Q.-,,,.,. K - A 9X.l8'Vf5'iE93fQ gm., , ' a 1 Af 4 , . . . 'L ' .' I 2 ,, 1 ,. ,. . 1. EAST CENTRAL fx om' 'ff 'Yy-6, CQQ, .....-.-2-X---..- ADA YN