Eastern Oklahoma State College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)
- Class of 1959
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Q J , ef . l, A. . ,vs .su- -uf- l6f 'f f fb ii fi a,,21Jl' I958 ho Counter Ciockwlse Murray rolls over Eastern, 25 7 Jim Heimert draws a sign for the Engineers Fioat Alumnus George Nigh left, takes a break before the Alumni Banquet Former students registering during the Homecoming festivities President Dunlap introduces guest speaker George Nigh e Alumni Banquet J It-1 , is 'S ,fgxsis J Llweg H' . 1. f V Clockwi se The first prize winner in the Homecoming Parade was the Home Economics club float. And then tl1ere's one that did not win a prize. Queen Anita waves 'ro her public. New Alumni officers gerling set for next year. Wilburton s band struts during the parade. HN s ,U 4, S ff 1 5 I -. A S Irzamngl l-3 I 1 we ,-. ,I 2 'M ev- 4, ,4 1 'N A ' X X. 4. or E e Q1 - A.. .4 ' H ff pm ll ng? -.li QF johnston hall the home of Eastern co-eds. infirmary . . . where pills and shots are plentiful. 16 bm A it A it S . s' gf -1.--M., 4 gg 3 ,ye --. . -elif -'1-H. 1 F ' M , e if 1? - z, my 2 - it V9 e 4 is f .' , .f W :A 2 '-L ' , e Al' ' ff ?-FL 7 -'Z :i sa Q 4 mi? z ,G u i, 12 M . we 1 , s Q .... -- 'fW 'f wE ee M if K- ,es - r.ft.,ff :-.-we ,f-M-me Q.-,-W ,.ft,a1eF4 -ee-ease .- 'K ,Jain ' tg Vee .,. , r '- - V if ' is--:li iii- -VS' A ' fi 7 T ' i t.: 3'V53': i , F- i'i: :i:s:!.:. :s:fs:zEa,... I-f:..., V or ' e' 1 3351? V Q E ' ' r '- ...V. Eff. 'w if - '- 3 s- r M 1 - K W 5 1 1 e iff: ii e-lfh 3 student union . . . the center of campus activities where students meet for leisure time, social events and special meetings. In dustrlal a rts where all sorts of skills are learned, from wood work- ing to automobile mechanics- O O 0 ff - E - -EAN I 'V -A - so -34,-ew . :L-Y , K, v if c cj- ' gin Jef 1 ,: fi '3q?f, Qg:4 N 1 ' , c ttt , I , ttftz my ,, e ., s , ttetgtt . tti i W A A egg an wie vp is ' , 'Irv M gi lfewsxew- fe l i a ricultu ral- processin plant . . . in this plant, the meats, poul- try, milk and ice cream are processed for use by the cam- pus food servi ces. lO home life building . along with the facilities for home economics and agricultural classes, the music department is also housed in this building. field house lust about all indoor sports are available in this gyrrnasium, the home of the Mountaineer basketball team ,,,,. .1-an-I ..-vt Hsfiiwm FM! '3- 'Vv A ,Jae lee ef' ' .Q-v' rx .- -4 ,gov J, Pain lv-.42-t -s -1 s.: 'Z nw aa-A '--4, A 'ye-al 1'4 4- m 'V 4 'V 4'5 .s X -we agra Wyti Jr rv' , F l 51 . ,, V V' if- V' :ss fi, f - . Choctaw hall O O O where boys are boys and the supervisors regret if. This dormitory accommodates 252 men. Al ,-.T-.xg 3 -- U ,.J,.,., .A.. bar., be - , W I!!! .mr ,..., 0 O 9 ' 7 president s home overlooks the campus on the hillside above the drive. 'if .,,,..,....---vf-- ' A-, 2,8 3, ' x X1 . ay. ,, ,J ,,,,. ,eng-. - v. -,- , ,, .Q - ary, . . ' . my ' ' , 5- . ..'JAf 353l -z V A , , , K .Lv A , n ' -l ' ' e fc- V A -writ fi W. ,J- ' ,,,.sf,' V ' ' ' 4 . ,Ai H V - mek: -,V.,. , , .. , .go QQ- iv If., ..- ' - .5-,Ht - -. up-, -fi W ,f'...,ff . t 4, , . . -,v ' ,.s.', N . I . ,, ,LJ-,.-. ,I - Ld. Y Y ' ' ' -UA: -, . ' ' ' f V- ,Ng , :fV:'f.m.a.g '-.l , sf 1, - -' -..-, V.. 19' mwqa 115 ' ,-1 54.331-Q V-z aff- , 'wr . if . V QT -of L VW 459' il -' ,...a...,... i A .......,.-.z.. , A ' k, ,,1A is-if fy Representative ofthe student body at Eastern, to whon this book is dedicated. Queen Annette Dollins and King Bill Jones reign ove THE 1959 MOUNTAINEER. 12 ln this golden anniversary edition of THE MOUNTAIN- EER, we pause to think back over the years past and seek to discover the key to golden memories. Our life at Eastem this year has been one full of many emotions, disappoint- ments, pride and ioy--through these experiences our lives have been enriched and we have been better prepared to ac- cept responsibility. We recall many things from our stay on campus, and in reminiscing about them we realize that here is the key--it is our love and appreciation for our college, its traditions, its departments, its people. That key will have a different meaning for each of us as each experience leaves a different impression. lt is the hope ofthe staff that as you turn through this book, you will make it the key to golden memories, ancl that the events of this year will be as alive in ten years as they were in l958-59. contents administration activities royalty athletics organizations personnel 1. A., Fikafd as 3 ' 1 E1 -- fm 1 IK, -. -. -1Eg.'- '14 .. ,, 1 M, , 'fm 111 'fun-Q, T 1. 1111 .sis ' ff' Nw .Q N,W, 53? X + Q.. My X . M., ', ' 5?-Qiwsz ' 21 '1 11 .1125 , 1 Q 9 E '.Q.-M-'wie 5 ..-.1 -7' E' wi' - -51? - W- '-we-5:--' --1-W--YF? -fi, 1- T -W in Y. W.,-E, I V , , , Y , , , ,. W , M K, K 11,111 in . Wm wig 'K 125' 7-115 - 35415 11-I-L f ' ' A tif. 1-'W 31.-ft' .f:3Ff?-1 F': -1-'I' 'X1' S , W ' ,JJ i 1111 'ff will ww. 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'MP' administration governor j. howard edmondson Students of Eastern Oklahoma ASM College: . lt is indeed an honor for me to extend to the students and to the staff of Eastern Oklahoma AGM College my most sincere good wishes. I am sure that at your 'school you will receive an education unsurpassed at any like institution in the United States. It is my pledge and my vigorous desire to see that in the years to come higher education in Oklahoma keeps pace and moves ahead to meet the ever increasing demands of our day. To those of you who graduate this spring: My every good wish for your success at whatever your chosen field may be. To those of you who will continue your education at Eastern Oklahoma ASKM: My every wish for a continued effort to obtain the maximum from the facilities of so great an institution. Sincerely, f ' GOVERNOR oklahoma state regents for higher education ,ze :it T! Y . ' whamm Mafhaes A 4- Ai l ' ir A - ' S-Ck Eyyar-1 Clayton 1 ' , .1 Q - Us 'ng ' ' -' - , -' V 'T S Chairman I U T 5 ik in Q. V1 'Q ecrefary ' . A ' .,. . l B. F.An Clee O. Doggett ' . .i ' , , 'K' '..1 Hammonee .CherEk?e V I l. 'A A l ' Assistant Vice-C aurman fu nk, I , N 1, . V W Secretary , W. D. Little J. H. Johnston G. M. Harris C.S. Chambers IRAQ M.A. Nash T. G. Sexton ' Ada Lawton Ardmore Seminole Chancellor' Administrative ssistant board of regents oklahoma a S m colleges 'Y Left to right: W. E. Harber, Shawneeg Earl Russell, Duncang O. L. Lackey, Okmulgeeg Amos K. Bass, Jr Durantg P. E. Harrill, Oklahoma Cityp W. R. Williams fchairmanl, Altusg F. G. Drummond Know deceased Hominyp Harold Hutton, Oklahoma Cityp Roy Nall, Boise Cityg Forrest Mclntire, Midwest City. ,MQ-WB , - 1 . . AF, ,, 1,A 5 WW -vw -Q ., . X, ,, H ,W . ' ' I Q Q,.,,,,w ' I uf XM 3' ,I ff, EST? ' ' N f 1: . , n V, . -3' f president e. t. dunlap 5 J J- a message from the president Greetings to Students and Staff: It is good that memories of the past are being preserved in this yearbook, and l commend the annual staff for their excellent work in this regard. As we look to the future, may we use our experiences ofthe past to strengthen our position and enhance the results of our labors. The world holds great opportunities for able, inquiring,and resource- ful minds. We are living in a day when we must allow nothing to prevent us from acquiring the best education possible. Needs are chang- ing, new methods are becoming known, and the degree of know-how required for success in almost every activity of man is reaching new and greater heights. Let us make the most of every opportunity--to get the best and the most from our educational endeavors,and to help promote a better educational opportunity for others. As we progress collectively, we progress individually. My best wishes for continued success in your educational en- deavors. if E. T. Dunlap President wg, .sw ,az WALTER M. WILLIAMS vice-president and business manager dean of instruction dean of students I. C. GUNNING GERALD WILLIAMS 5,2 mf? It Q un: ,J' m Tl-1 MA. '- ......., ........., ,......, I ,,,, - ,L..,,W..,.m-.-'mm -1 -Aww I 4.1,-1 administrative council i o .I 1 r-foe ' B iiii i i 'i Q, E 1 ,im 5 5 .r , K iff? - C? A, ' i l 4- X V' 2 ' X! i 'wg .X . ,,l.. J, , I ' M .,. . ,, .el M W M xg Af .3 IIV if W! ,, . 1 . I. C. Gunning Dr. Eihli. Dunlap, Mrs, Chqflcie Vos H anrman Q Walter Williams Mrs. Helen Albright i Aw n dan, xx -'P ' Gerald Williams Hobart F Means, Jr. Mrs. Agnes Evins, EdPLonga 4-oe Bain, Fern Allen S o Vi e r si nt asur r Pans r Tom McDougal, C e e Kathy Williams, re e Francis Abiiaoude President Secretary Pat Boyd Don Frizzell Anita Hal Carolyn Morgan Winfred Conant Pat Griffin George Kennedy Jim Moudy Sharon Orr Bill Ryan Bob Tidwell Ted Oliphont Betty Ratcliff Jock Stockton , ., .N . S E A ', 1 f:izi9i5Q'-1.2 ,i.. Q i Ti , oaie W hy V , . .,.. ' , I 'I i 'I l '5 2, J' ,, . R 1 ' . E- .ge C ff ,I 0 ' 'fe 'SL if lx Z! 'S W if ,I , 4.1 Q c ,, Evi uf' w .Q NL! 5 1, xx I 7.35: .f I, -n jr P , 1 ggi? Mk' : 'M L ' ' . 1',Sr,irqI,,'5' I - s K ,Q 'ef W it f A , M. . , - y '- 1 ,fi ' W - V V V ,X -Q A ly 6 K I X, 'A , ,,,, B , 1 Y ' 'N 4' ' W' 1-.Sf W :,b, 5 T75 i 'Q Y . 1-4 ' i, ' X ev ,QI xg , i W g b , ' P' ' it i 'ff in ill ii lfri-1: - QI, I-' ii ,,f1 H W kJ. , V. U HT V: ,, ' r ...,, l i 111 9 M. 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Collier Yearbook Co-Editors publications Working on both THE MOUNTAINEER newspaper and THE 1959 MOUNTAINEER, golden anniversary edition of the college yearbook which you are holding, certainly got confusing at times. But all the deadlines were met and the staff always sat back and wondered how did we do it? before getting ready for another. Our thanks lf this is such a picnic -- where's all 9 fe. fe J -va., V., lf, ,l 7 Q.: go to those groups on campus who cooperated with us is such a wonderful manner as we prepared the monthly newspaper and the yearbook. We hope that you enjoy your copy of the l959 annual and that your memories of this school year and Eastern's 50th birthday will be pre- served for you by this book THE STAFF dogs ie' T7 91--'- ess. PA MTV' W MW M I T gf- T X iii if.. .A the food? Yes, Sir! This yearbook will lead you a ' l'f . 'J E ccc cc 1 J h 22:51 X gi l , X- 'Hlii v-Af H ..,. A ' ll E u 1 G, , L 1 I K , ll 5 he ,f . - i l ' Tr l T . . N r X l 1 I! . r. . . Xl . fee V lu, ' 'trip' , , . v l EY T I -,,, . '- . I' M pfvf J 222.1 W L.. - 2 1 A J - .4 1 ffigf, ,W .XX i g . . li, . - W Q r V ' X. lf'- .-.- , publication staffs YEARBOOK Co-Editors Richard Johnson J. T. Collier Asst. Editors Bill Tippit Mary Dixon Photographer J. T. Collier Staff Members Barbara McGarry, Loretta Fisher, Ginger Anderson, Lucy Drizness, Janice Crouch and Pat Holcomb NEWSPAPER First Semester Second Semester Co-Editors Mary Dixon Editor Mary Dixon Janice Crouch Photographer J. T. Collier Photographers Bill Tippit, Staff Barbara McGarry, J. T. Collier Bill Tippit, Don Advertising Richard Johnson Cox, Richard Sports Dan Barnett Fitzgerald, Ed Staff Barbara McGarry, Lynn, Richard Pat Holcomb, Harley Brock, John Garner, Bill Bynum, Christine Brandon, Bill Ander- son, Don Cox, Pat Griffin and Agnes Clark. A decision must be made: Use the one of the girls . . Johnson, Wendell Penwell and Jerry Capehart. Hurry with that addressing, the sun is coming up! Prof. 'Snarf' Sullivan, caught in the midst of meeting a deadline, appears to have things under control. Qi' Q, gg .. 'R .pe -f 1, N t agv U sf it N. -.,.3,........- A 53'5sv'T gt.. ,--, - you attended labs of all sorts 1 . Drawing lab can be fun as shown by these slx enllwuslashc lads peaceful view of the modern library at Eastern - Dick saw Jane. Jane saw Dick .l p - , 'H i , '52 ' or 9 , ,ig ,-,- Y vpw . f-- V1 w wp. ' , .Q ' Q35 4? -. 5 .1 ' - . -. - X . ,., . 125 r - .Q The AFROTC unifs per- form prior io the Home- coming football game. -L.4,..A , ,A .f M +,,, il .rj 4 5 so Q rg, -'C xjf, K tg, i fffilf? d W . I 5-32 1 Q f,'iQfYl F 4' 1. e --' V , I L-3,7 -v ' ' fx. , -- , ,, uf f.. i W sf X my w'sQWw1f 5, . ' W-wk, ..Z .2-fs zz So unlike poles aftracf-let's go for coffee. But how would you ever check the roll? 27 JL-ff: 522152151 ,Q -41, 1152213221121 w 1, , f 1 S71 25 ,Q in 55 W H ,ff .. ,pwgms 339.5 - , ,vz 1., - 1 'i IEI5' - ' 4 . wi, Jigs, .W r ,,e- E sign.-Ju. .11 4- ggi. eff, 9? , -T1 , i -1- LI ' if f f 'f r L? H92 gf'n AQ, me O Nur' -+I, 1 'M b,.: -- ff ew - , ' .34-e41's21.:rvfL' '- -P L 'El- A glance at the stands during the opening ceremonies of the Homecoming football game in October. Well, go ahead an say ill ,k '. :l ?,P5lUN . if fmdil '.+ 3 H K., r 4:3 '11 , L-2 1. vga-V. XP Q: U ,E ' - XI. Nxil A, ' A Q .. i . 5-:xv 'G? :- 1 Q I 55: . 15, Z., ,.,.:9' in ' r ' L r r - f -..., ' I , J' ex 3 . K M' M, 1 W. --s, r fi M L.. L- -135.1-. .Ag iii, -, M M ,L J s w fs- .ig ,,,, Carol Mings, Beverly Dallins and .loan Strong ride in flwe annual parade as Larry chauffeurs. E- wr ,L mi . wx , 5.9.- kill E12 Z --.C -HJ a-an--. iii an-. l 1 5 Com it u es floa 3, ,4 1' mercial girls' live 15.1 X p as the final touch- ' or T. epuf Ori f heir ,V , V W i pwr. . . 1 -.: f fif- ff , : H -5 M X W Yr .-552 .ir 2 , gf, L V 2 . , 155' 'Y .- l Y ,,l.. ,. L. . . .K - u 5 , ' ,Q fl? , , W?':zgE ri i i g Q. Es? 2 l ' ' '. ' ' 'Y o lwglwx ' .Lk I V- H ,ilxwgf 1 lv ,n -: iff.: l H Y . .., 'K' f .5 I MW w '- -f, an ,z af ' U 5 . 22? 1 l V -F 1 W ' if mi A ZZ, 3, V 5 ' ' l' l ' J' , Q N lk 5 M l ' W: wx - 3 Y , W I is 1 AE 7 l 5. r 'f . ll il xf wr W l 5 Y . fg . F ,, ,, y i, ,., i if E xl wr -:-a Q L P 3 Q 1 l ? l l if 4' U 'ig W T' N 7 ,L T 3 I I M 7 Does The Spearminf lose its flavor . . you helped celebrate our 50th birthday . . . s W 27,4 'HH W .i -..tc Q zz I 'L ai LJ t . n . A, ' -f .V '. 57' 'V' is kfsu fi - , ,. 5, l x . 1 1 63.1936 , , A - , . . x 1 , .N .U . . X . 1 ' .Q 5 . ,-.K , X 1 s , A V- I E . - N 1 5 N 5 'J , m K X ' , 14- .1 ' ,.. ,ff J.. X '15 n, m nf 1 1 he , 7:7 -'ff Thank goodness one of them caught the punch line! fMoral: Don't hcrrass the photog ra pherl I suppose you could derive c mathematical hypothesis from them Q jxEV'VF F X AY Ni' x 55:-- . , Do your ears burn also? ou relaxed at Mary Lee Norvell Pat Wallace and Mary Ann Lane yo u r d G O . O tidy up the Christnlas free at lhe girls' dorm. 4 Nfl' 'i'.Q'g1xQ' wa ff, gl-ql'l,fg55:. ' -lwgfmw T ar 3 if 'f ' r V ffl ' x Q qs- ' x 4 , Well, aren'1 two heads better than one? Especially when one is a l1orse's! - -l .L-..- ' A . bu F .-- - f .A ,1 1 L Boy, you cr-n sure say 'thai again! G? x new W . safes? K A. Qin 2? K, .31 gn fix wu- 'wav iii xii? - af gm, , Nw, wi in Q V M x ,L v M Do you really like the way I And with smgmg ioo then ou danced zahtde Step on my foe again and I'II choke you. lsn'f love wonderful? OK! We go? the picfure - go ahead and dance. 33 5 ' . 1 ' L - ' ll ? ls- i l, g 1 . Q 1 , , '42 l 1 ll 5 l l l 5 1 is - 5 , W 1 .3 , 3 . . W 2 V ' , W I l - 'K ,sl 1 K Q Y - . ! Q f ' ' 2 , i . l 2. l'li 2 5' rl , L 'I , ' ll , . , 1 1 l ry' fl W 'ws fr Wiifmf -lfizwiff 'mf i 'M A close-up during the Candlelighting service. The Male Quartet at Eastern is made up -I Il A- ., X I-l--I,-l FAAIA.. Ch-Inav .i , tu: . and a little culture P- ..., 5 -ff 5 I eil' Ci 1 2324: , V , glimpse at the annual Christmas Style Show. O 0 0 'iff iv 42561 infill dlil OAAJ lkl H166 M , , , 1 E596 l'1 'Z F E fag.: Fl ' l : 5 l - f iw V 1 . is A , l ',g,7? 2? l 1 l ' X . -ff .Q TP 0 .--' ,Q 4 .qeyy ,. 'a-5, .Je l 3 4 .uni l . xf wr 4' A A scene from the annual Candlelighting Service prior to Christmas Holidays. An lK award is given during the St. Valen- tine's Dance. Eastern's choir which performs many times a year for local and area programs are pictured above. On the front row are fl. to nl Annette Dollins, George Ann Giacomo, Beverly Dollins, Sue Southern, Jerry Miller, Sarah Van Meter, Yvonne Cypret, Kathleen Meadows and Carolyn Lile. On the second row are Pat Boyd, Shirley Fife, Mary Huff, Henry Bagdadi, Ed Long, Carolyn Hill, Carolyn Jo Morgan, Patsy Holcomb and Director Bob Pratt. Shown on the third row are Kenneth Phillips, Roy Southard, Jerry Linney, Charles Young, Bruce Smith, Paul Burleson, Jim Beard and Haskel Cooley. W , gd, y it ill 5 i Q The Eastern ASM chapter ofthe Organization of Arab students in the United States is shown above They are U. to nl Mohammed Raouf, John Alfa, Pratt, and Basil Bahar on the top row. Seated are Mohammed Fakhouri, secretary, Talal Hayali, vice-president, Joseph Avaz, president, and Henry Bagdadi, student senate representative. with Bob Pratt, sponsor. and just a dab of this . . . Pretty hot sparking, eh? Z mr, n ' t 1 , l 1 l u ' ,LV 'NX -Eiga ...--4-- I ,AL-, l . 10111-4 E La a Seems like a silly way to settle an argument. l'll just stick with the hoop. W1 , H i E, - di ff sf. P ..,.... sf Basketball Theory was never this good. Senator Robert S. Kerr lectures as Wharton Mathies smiles approv ingly. l , f I I m 1 .3 X- , pax my 5'-wg! H Q frvww' , 1 , 6 , , X ' 15 W fl. ' ll A' , F , 1 V W l 1 V l -' A' f T: 5 5 5 12:5 ,N nf' ' ' K x 'l , V Y ' 1 1 N , v , , l :ll lf 'l xl n 1 X o l 6 . Q ,. ll,, 'Ml I l E '! l I .-- 1 l f I 1.15 Q 5: p 3 -V me f isl i S e 'l ,, ' 51 9 Y 'Q vi? il L ,351 .4 5 s - 'Yf'. ! :' ' l R. .l if -- 'J gf' if 2 C 1 'S ' , QI ' x It ,, - Q Cl.. 5 i '1'n,h V ' ,Q l 'r iv ' -, 5 1 ' X 0 y e . Q fm H A-.l, if 1-5141.497 NM I. V' ,. Q4 4. Vx -'e,:4P'- . um V :Ye lm- Fern Allen is shown going through A typical day in the life of an Eastern Coed fi ffl A ia The Mavericks 'render' u few for the gang. .'1,'i:':rT. 'rr wwf' nz X , h if lne , X sm-QV, in general E O 1 I 'yighti JSA..-,A wg V Q 1 l 1 H. 1 4 l ooo , Ljisme ,ri one I i ll 'flaw , 3, -repel, You say you swallowed a rabbit's fool? Now l1ere's a sick looking patient . . 2 14,7 Easfern's cheerleaders, Kay Buff, Loretta Fisher, Johnny Garner anal Patsy Wall, run flwrouglw a few quick yells during the pep assembly. t i, Qyylv, lx A l ' ' f- 5: s a , .Ugg 1.1. V X - Q-me-1' lily K U . me ' no A x X so ll Ffa u 1 1. f ' 1 v. .:f'l.2.J J O,cl' l D2' , , . la wwf 'll ' ' 'Q www ggvrw- 1:1 f 1' 1. 1 .M 1 1 1 1 I 1. WQ1115K1 H QQ H111 Q??w K 'E-Q1 g g ,m'1E,1115g 3 Hangs .Q.71115-A,7-Eg.g.1gJ-,,5,,,35 ,.m,,,2,,,:1,,,q,Fr?:GW.-',:V I N T A V- -I N il M 1111 1 91111 11 111111111 -111111 11 1 11 M NN 13- W ,K X' Mm X ' V H M H 1 'M 'NH wwf W iii! Ii- ,- -'f.:- 'fir ,af - -3-11-ff fp .- , 1-1- x11 1111.1 415 ' 1 1 M . 114' . .1 -: J - 1111 1 -. 1 11 1 1,1!.11, 1.1 1,115ff11,g5-13-5-,-gi-gig. gg 5, 5--is Z! H 1 we W1 my ' 1 1 H1111 U 1 Bm 1m 11 Ulf n -f ,ah m,,.,,1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 111 1 11 15 Wm W N XYA ' 11 111 QP Q. 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M, g best-dressed girl on campus fem allen 4 honorary colonel pat tlaombznfg is X + It E E 'E 5- fi A, ' 1 ' , f Rf ' V , gi Y: V J . is l ' , I . 1 W1 ,sg M 1 1 5 H' - Wg.. M y . 4 Q Y, T 1 il' 5 W Q .S T - vt in 'T ': .L-Z: Q R 3 TY af 5235! in .1 ,. ,. om, . - lk Vw in 45 I 'e ' Y ' N . T 5 5: -' ag N f- if .:,. Wee. in W. x ' a35 i z was 'ww H 5 , ,:,A, f gm We Q :1g.,. - ..., , ,. . .Jetw gm, M M .,, .5 sac ar v,- , , A Honorary Colonel Pat Thornburg lcenterl poses with the Honorary Maiors fl. t Fern Allen following the review in their honor. .4 FG o r., Annette Dollins, Anita Hall, Sheryl Jones and and more pretty girls . . 0 are fl. to r.l Joan Strong, Q t ? Homecoming Queen Anita Hall is shown with her attendants prior to the Coronation last fall. They Beverly Dollins, Carolyn Hill, Carol Mings, Mary Buff, Vera Deerdoff and Sheryl Jones. 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X' tm ' 'Y-' 2 g g ..-.t-g., Y-2 - J wi: 2 U , 13.- n afffgl ' ls - I. F-. . '-' .fit t W, 1-'E ,, , . '-- l ,B V- Y - ' :se -5':zi:3'1E:?f ' .aiQiaa-v. ,3':.oh'.!ft di- ' -' ' .Lf'- .f ' . . -nfs' 'i?3FlL3WLaLi'f2':1s1Trf-fit -12-7144.1 The 1958-59 Mountaineers are: ffront row l. to nl Carl Rose, Bob Thompson, John Rahe, Ed Long, Tom Moses, Ralph Bruton, Lawrence Johnson, Lee Eddleman, Dan Barnett, Bob Mouser. SECOND ROW: Cecil Smith, Manager, Kenny Thompson, Oscar Meadows, Charles Young, Jack Maxwell, Joe Rivas, Dan Clemente, Bob Brown, John Reddish, Bob Tidwell, Coach Emmett Meraz. THIRD ROW: Buddy Sherrill, James Stallcup, Bill Jones, La Juan Scally, Buddy Legg, Stanley McCasland, Jerry Linney, James Fisher. Not pictured: Bob Bruton, and Charles Barton. football . . . Wwe: Ea stem Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern . . . nu. -nv -.Q ... u. f.. 38 7 Cecil Smith Manaaer 1958 FOOTBALL RECORD Won l, Lost 6 O Murray ....... 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Dan Clemente Tackle All -Conference Defensive Team James Fisher Tackle ,. . -fl 1 ' L--A-:Nr ,, p..f,,1. p!.,.f Lag, Q. , r .41 3, . , , e'?f 7'i5f?i ,lei if 1-Aif1'f?'-T ff' Cirgiei-7' -ff 'fi-' . 5,-35435 ,TQ .mm.... kr.. ... q,3:f:Jg.x1fg,z,4,QQfa ,.. -,:., :aww-3, ',3-.2ef'.' ,gzlcw :lie-N.,-ii 1..- Lee Eddleman Guard Jerry Linney 133, moves Maxwell C631 and Joe Rivas few 1 2 -M E C 3.1 5.13 5:4 ' W f . ,x 1 , . Y Iimlfl ,1- ,lg ee.. Jyf' e 5 jgggfsri, lltffgii - - 'gf-J: r l I 'a.'?,.'1'-' 4 n '- - , .sf . A Y l Elf '- ,z Q I 3' ' I V cf,-fair,-..v.' .11-4.1 rr' - 32 -Q ' f . L , 21 Q f ff l F eacfff ' ,fb-Q1'?'-T ' , ,reggae eq 'H J ' - 1' ' 'Q J 45,13 mv. W 3 ' .l , 'X' ' .,-,,'.51f-F .' ', ' fE4'Mf ...5 ' 1 , - It . -' X , Girl '?'wI4'Q3fiii' ' . M A V F f J: Ralph Bruton Center Bob Bruton Guard Having the most disappointing results in the three seasons under Coach Emmett Meraz, the Eastern Mountaineers ended the i958-59 sched- ule with a l - 6 record. Losing most of last year's starters, Coach Meraz could not rally a team comparable to the continually improving conference competition. Seven lettermen and 2l others reported for the opening drill and work began for the season open- er against strong Murray State. ln the Tishomingo game, Eastern trailed by only six points going into the fourth quarter when for good yardage in the first Connors game as Jock C591 move up for blocks. . , L. 5 g , T oy Eiil3-f'f3f?f- ,irxc-:isa fwfr-'mafia ' 1, g,w.-rijgi' 4i5.f5f45242 ' . 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Ed Long Jerry Linney Guard . Jack Maxwell Stan McCasland Hz1f'a:1:::f::::n HQM M ' WEL li 'Ti' -we-sup i , . r' mr, a-h,-aa'-f-+- . 5-,,-1 - . -kxmr ' Evo. Ei, - -- , :N . y H' .- HK K, r '-v ,N Auf 1 ' '- - - -. g-J.--',,-5-v,-ir.f'J-CT 1 - 11 ' . LL- . .feta uf ' f - , ---,L-r . ...Q V ,..-1 2 -' '? 'f,::,-'-,aywrn Z - '-J ,.:,f.fG 'i ,:..',. 11 ' -1, .. - A 54 C Ll ,155 'fr '55 , I ei'- ' .. l 1' it.. . ' 9441 ,sf ..... ,,, .. , . A 1 A- 5322jfffZ,'.1rX, .. .. In : -'-,Aix ia, Q1 Oscar Meadows Tackle Buddy L egg Q coming game. 451 tours the left side as he sets up Eastern's scare in the Home- T0mmY M0565 Bob Mouser Center End . The tide was soon to change for the crew that v Q l B finished 4-3 last season and Oklahoma State r 1 hi fl Prison cought the Mountaineers on a good night 2' l X I , -,uf 4 and left after a 38-6 mauling. Jones went wild, nv , 'Q Zo . Y -' jig.. ' ' I . 'El' - ef scoring three times, while Dan Barnett scored R1 1 -, tw, --.gr 8 H 1 3530? . v - if 5 - , once and Jerry Lmney scored twice In the first ' , g ' v ,rn . , ' ' H victory of the year. Dan Clemente kicked the two . . . ' -.ev ' '.' 4 IW- ' s . 45 ff ,. extra points ' . . -'Tu If f'J?E? 'Q - .. ' 'J V -,L ,W ' .-gfL, P33533 Enioying the one-game wlnnlng streak, the 1. - - V - -1 14 - .V rv.-,. Mya- -:Q,f5,,.,,g ,J-fu-' :seg - 1, L, ff-Q -:. ,. ip'-all -. f,,,g,'.,1, jr ' 151i?ST Y, '-i'? 'i j: Y f' . 9 - Ez. ' . . . 'f'4'?.l35Igi E3Qll.'f.fp't Eastern Team lumped lo G 7'o hrsl quarter lead on a score by Stan McCasland in the Homecoming -., --, 1- , 'R 1 .mg 4 -- ,. .sq . -,WH-1 , Y A .ge 5,914.3-3 game with Murray, but the gears slipped and .if-15gIP:.fi?ifiw1'niEf'L 1zY'1,f2?4agi'a:4:14ii2f. - -'A ' 'W' . .. , ' : ' John Reddish Johnny Rahe Carl Rose Joe Rives Tackle Guard Quarterback End g- 'H I A I V 'V sw' . , l i rfsf ' ff , i ' n -1 .1 -V f ' u. ..,. '5 fn , f:..gIas,,L7.'5v , 1 ?i Y,: 'f,Jg.! N. 'ULI- K , '.-,.n. 5 fn Q. A - ., V ,. ., - , 1 , - f 4 Jy..-,x4J,.,',.,,5 , ?'f'. lla-'i' ':Q'L.'i'i'5i-X .- ll, .ffl T - . - M1 . f:,::4f-ff?3f'!-f:f-Lfi.gr- , ,,, X 1 I I ,, My . .,,.'..-., A U'- U? . . 'nh r'- ' . :. .2 f f.:. V N- .vf ,..4 ,, X M1524 N1 ' g,a-were . , , -- Ng, In , 55 . ,, ,, S- i 5' LaJuan Scally Charles Sherrill James Stallcup Bob Thompson Halfback Fullback Halfback Quay-ie.-back S football . . . 4 Murray left the victor, 25- 7. Northern was equally unsympathetic as the Mavericks invaded in the season closer and pulled out a i2-0 win on a cool night at Wil- burton. Thus ending the l958-59 football season, not a victorious season, but nevertheless, one full of memories for those participating. Bob Tidwell Fullback Dan Clemente 1661 splits the uprights to give Eastern a 7-0 first quarter lead against Murray in the Homecoming game. Iii iff T ' 5' Wi' t -1' 2 'ri lei 5 lag 2 t it l 4 K ,3-Lmi, Qml,, as Q me l it ,f Q if in l., if el. it I . . ,ff . f N ' . ' , I , X' ll i- . I , 7 7 ff, l:l?i:i'fQfffQ 'flf' s IP SQ, il? 4 , l 'fhffif 1 - i t .f Q - 1 A- 1 ' if K enny T homp son End Charles Young End .41 ,Al Members of the 1958-59 edition of the Eastern A8.M Mountaineers varsity are pictured above. Standing fl. to r.j are Cecil Smith manager, John Odle, Leon Griffitts, Jim Roberson, Henry Migliore, Duane Robison, Don Hyde, Gwyn Slaton, Jeff Hendrix Tom McDougal, Bruce Dunn and Coach Mark Winters. Kneeling are fl. to r.l Lee Sitton, Lee Davis, Ray Sharp, Ted Ol phant and Gerald Cound. i958-59 Season Record l2-l6 75 St. Gergory 38 50 Coffeyville 68 45 OMA 47 70 Northern 39 53 OCU Frosh 85 55 Central Christian 48 57 Northern 66 50 Paris Jr. College 51 65 Olcla. State Tech 59 38 Murray 57 56 Okla. State Tech 55 72 OCU Frosh 78 57 Connors 50 52 OMA 53 47 Bacone 58 56 Northern 42 65 St. Gregory 20 52 Murray 7l 62 Northeastern AGM 78 43 Paris Jr. College 61 54 Bacone 75 67 Connors 81 66 Northeastern A8.M 63 70 Central Christian 88 67 John Brown U. 48 66 OMA 64 Region II Tournament 54 Decatur, Tex. 51 47 Murray 57 l6l lf57.5 i645f58.7 ba s ketba I I Head Basketball Coach Mark Winters we R , P- 3 ,Q . , .. W A 'ma H 1 Q X ii, v ' '11 4 X r, 3 3' fi xl ti -:1 . gg I PM i k ffl --1 Ray Sharp Joe Shelby Lee Sitton Guard Guard Guard True to form, Eqstern defeated Oklahoma State Tech, 65-59, and then lost to Murray, 38-57, before bouncing back and downing the Oklahoma State Tech crew again , 56-55, in a thrilling game at Wilburton. Playing in the preliminary game before an OCU varsity game, Eastern was edged 72-78 by the OCU freshmen at Oklahoma City. During the season, the high scoring honor for the Mountaineers was shared by Lee Sitton, Don Hyde, Lee Davis and Ted Oliphant-each game saw a different one respond with high point honors. Don Hyde hit the season high for an Eastern player against OCU with 30. Eastern next dropped Connors, 57-50, Lost to OMA,52-53, and to Bacone, 47-58, but came back to take Northern, 56-42, at home. St. Gregory lost to the Mountaineers, 20-65. The next five games all came through badly with Eastern losing to Murray, 52-7l, Northeastern A8.M, 62-78, Paris Junior College, 43-61, Bacone, 54-75, and Connors, 67-81. Winter's team then beat Northeastern A8.M, 66-63, and lost to Central Christian, 70-88, before winning their last two games of the regular season against John Brown U., 67-48, and OMA, 66-64. Eastem next entered the Region ll Tournament at Lawton early in March and won their first gflme against Decatur, Texas, 54-5'l, only to draw Murray in the second round and lose 47-57 to end the season. Known for defensive play, Eastern reached sixth place nationally before tumbling during the five-game losing streak. Even so, the Mountaineers of Coach Winters ended the season with a respectable i2-l6 record and a 57.5 offensive average and 58.7 defensive averaqe. Freshman team members are U. to ni Joe Shelby, Leon Griffitts, Jeff Hendrix, Duane Robison, Henry Migliore, John Jacobson, Gerald Cound and Robert McClendon. Gwyn Slaton Center Cecil Smith Manager basketball 791 x32 .-.2 Eastern's tennis team talk through some fundamentals with Coach Jim Sullivan. Expected to play varsity tennis in the spring are fl. to r.J Gabriel Martinez, Richard Landes and Francis Abiiaoude. tennis Wouldn't you know it-it snowed the day spring sports former McAlesterhigh tennis player, is expected to add to photographs were taken. At this time the tennis team was fhe returning S0Pl10m0feSf M0l fiF1e2 Gnd AbilGOUde- hardly past the blister and sore muscle stage. Langes, Richard Landes Gabriel Martinez Francis Abiiaoude McAlester Columbia Lebanon i I l I i ' ' 6 1 is Z? H . -- i,, iii QQ ,. , ,, it mia its-Q ,t A gg, . .W W , . .Mfr iw , 'Qe55T'ER Key 't1,w5'1'ER4, A. nf ' hs - l it U2 M ' :fan j2.2'fL ' g ul ' f to lk 'L' 4 ' .K it 5' if gi' 'ii ve .. -:ii, . z , I i J 'r X, Coach Emmett Meraz stresses the importance of a proper workout indoors to loosen up before going outside to run track. Track members shown are fl. to r., Henry Bagdadi, Charles Barton, Fred Lewallen, Howard Tackett, Jim Morgan and John Casey. Track season kicked off to a good start the firs't publication, track was still confined to conditioning and week in March for Coach Meraz and his young crew. fundamentals that could be gained indoors and on the Coach Meraz started his workouts in track and field with periodic warm days. primarily freshmen and a few sophomores. At the time of Barton, Bagdadi and Lewallen observe as Coach Meraz demon- Barton and Tackett give Bagdadi sympathy as he strates the muscle massage on Casey. completes his daily pushups. Agri. stray X ,ao 4.77, ,rid-V NLX ,M if gs Q.-:L .fg,a- , .fe-457 baseball Coach Mark Winters ends basketball practice one clay ancl starts baseball the next. Four players he will be counting on, as things look now, are Charles Young and Ecl Long, McAlester, James Fisher, Dustin, and Ken Brasfield, Jay. Baseball practice will be in full swing by the second week in March as the coach anticipates using some of the basketball members in baseball. Four baseball hopefuls talk shop as they wait for the weather to clear. Eager for spring training are fl. to r., Charles Young, James Fisher, Ken Brasfielcl and Ed Long. , x I lf it keeps snowing, we might try a little barber shop harmony. 63 ' 3 en, 9 A6 24 , X? I 5 9 on F fs , .ai r xmllgf , :nf s A ,., ,P ,. . iii! ff' 'JH' . v 1.x , 'f I , . W.: W. 1 .L, . I ' ' 1 1 ' 1 , -!,,A -2 Q95-'fi g W :Le 51: gi- ff f , off A 2'-'-1 J ' 'I ,wipgf I ' xwggf 4 ' . .1f 1? .QQ ,- 3 .N 1 qw' pg! I 'B-If 15 '. R., .- wx L. V 1 figs? , KT., . !g .. A v ,g lf, , :. . ' -1 S , ,. A.. ,lf 1. H M. ,Q i 7 52 Y I' . fswff K '1 gli' w , ' 1 l 'iff A N J at s g- L- 3 5 N 1 T X 4 gg I Jim Sullivan J. T. Collier Donnie Cox Mary Dixon Richard Johnson Barbara McGarry Wendell Penwell Bill Tippit Verda Warford . . . And don't come back without a story, is the cry heard echoing downs the halls prior to THE MOUN- TAINEER publishing date. Ui you know the whereabouts of 12 iournalism students, please contact Jim Snort Sullivan.i 'Cheesecake' to hotdogs were on the program as the members got together in the youngest club on campus to discuss photography or iournalism - and there is a rumor that on occasions the club would volun- teer to work on the yearbook. The club also sponsored the bested-dressed-girl-on-campus contest in the spring. press club It must be posed - they're thinking! X 5 President V I ' Program Chairman Sponsor Officers Richard Johnson J. T. Collier Doug Hackett Mary Dixon Jim Sullivan I Vice-President Secretary ,..w l l ,S-wk 1 mu alpha theta President Jean Blaclcard Vice-President Glen Kirkland Secretary-Treasurer lra Rager Student Senate Representative Don Pruitt Sponsor Ray Fuertsch MU ALPHA THETA, a national Mathematics Fraternity, had its Charter night Dec. l0, l958. The club activities consist of two meetings per month. Also two social mixers are held each semester to stimulate interest in the club. Since the club is restricted to membership only by grade average, non-members interested in mathematics are permitted to attend all meet- ings without voting privileges. ., ., t 'F H Q ', . a,.a f iay W E 'l ' 5 N, w Q esifssifss - -. it f. Ok, now all together--M-I-C--K-E-Y--M-O-U-S-E Ray Fuertsch Don Darby N, ' Robert Ganus Glen Kirkland Glynn Lively M ii , Abolamir Khalili Fred Lewallen Wendell Morley Roger Mills Cyrus Omid lro Ruger Roger Nobles Don Pruitt T. J. Woodward .:.E.:,... ,gap . . Y Zee: F U it . , W X if 1 l if l. ' N Y .1 , .8 .l , wif' is W3 I ' 'I' ., Haj. .. flags V ,.,. . . -K . A . 'win , v -me 5-qi , f'.-v-iam t tfaisya .M un au.. A ,ll , ydfgswf l :raw 6' -x 'F' ' e ' ii, ,flafiil fl ' R: V ia, it ' 4 . evnma at in WVVV 'mga 'a. ,Eg 12522: M Q- H F I I 9 V . : :...'-: ix -X l : :-:':- -':Z2f2.E- i' iwwiiz I , N 2.4, V '-x -' , 1. 4' . 11 X. ' ' . 2 ,K Q P QA? lx . . N -HL, V ,I .fn Q rf QE' iii T, Intercollegiate Knights is a national honorary , Ll , ' 5 ,, ,-, r - , 1 l- . . V ' f gg 3? ig 5. 1,-3'-dx S- is FEL- service fraternity. The chapter on Eastern's campus is the Excalibur Chapter. Here we stand like birds in a wilderness. Q The lK's have had important iobs, such as ' , , Q mf the election of the homecoming queen, and in- , Q stalling Eastern's newest fraternity, Mu Apha Theta. The regional convention was held on the campus Nov. 7, l958. ' W I Honorable Duke Don Pruitt lFirst Semesterj Francis Abiiaoude f2nd Sem.l Francis Abiiaoude Don Darby Earl Worthy Scribe Chancellor of Exchequer Expansion Officer Worthy Recorder Executioner Page Master Faculty Adviser Faculty Adviser Jean Blaclcard Dee Brandon Robert Armstrong Bob Bruton Ed Long Andres Estrada Bob Pratt intercollegiate knights Andres Estrada Robert Armstrong Jean Blaclcard Bob Pratt Francis Abiiouade Henry Bagdadi Ed Baker Dee Brandon Bob Bruton Gary Cawood Tom Benson Kenneth Brasfield David Bohreer J. T. 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The Ladies' duties are to assist the Knights in all their activities, especially the formal social affairs on campus. This sorority isa new organization at Eastern, having been established in December, l958. xt A f . . F - 1 SSP' ' .1,. lb, it , Christine Brandon Mary Beth Boone Sheryl Jones Carolyn Hill Kathy Williams Flower in the crannied wall Patty Burnett Al ice L an ge F aggie club President Don Frizzell Vice-President Clarence Pratt Secretary C. L. Campbell Treasurer Clifton Jordan Sergeant at Arms Anthony Drizness Sponsors Ed Enis Forest Hamilton Hobart F. Means Acquiring new club jackets with the Letter O and participating in the Homecoming Parade, the Aggie Club got off to a good start in the i958-59 year ln the second semester the club members assisted with a training school for 4-H members and a livestock show and iudging contest Once upon a time there was a bull named Jim Dandy . . . Ed Enis Forest Hamilton C. L. Campbell Don Emerson Hobart F. Means Donny Davis Don Frizzell , Glenn Hensley Joe Hough James Kennedy d Bobby Holley Clifton Jordan Ronald Kubiski ' V Harry Oneth Clarence Pratt Richard Scott A u Clyde Pickle Jack Randolph Buddy Sherrill ., 1 if- X Tom Stanibeck Howard Taclcett Wesley Thomas l 1 Dave Strong Dewey Tarkington Leon Wilcox ' 'A ' -V n ' I3 eggs' ' t, -.--.. , , :Q A 1 A all . A I , H- ..v: i H I ,, K N 5. , A Q. , , A ', X gg, MZ ' 'iff ,- . i I i A ., in X., L I VL 1 A L I- i 31 fi A M, f 5, . M ' in L? in gr ' 5,55-ff .1 .-y ug g 4 I. A 7Ql-1!-'Q -.,. .N N .' - 'een -W' 'ft f I Y T I 'F Lf A I Nr' F g M , -Hx? ,Q ,. W , ., Z, Q KY!! n I X N U 5 ' - X ' 1 ' - H 5 -f if . - fy f I 9 'v ::::- - v I ' z . so . -v H t iq A ,, 'Q' lui is ,' 1 l .1-:Q ff . 'P ,. ' M w L F' it ee Q Q . . -'S S N -fr' . ll' 'H 4 Ka, X .f R 1, X at, , X ,x 55' l T A it 3 1 - ,1-- 1 . fe Y. 1 , A 3, Q 3 K rg 3 is Z - my M f ., , 1 X gs if , X N' 1. i A .sf rf I ,L , X U f ,. V A 'E f N at 3 V I V ff 1 ll X 1214 fvei ti. r r A tr. .P ' M ' if' ' fl. 7 e if ml A-.ul .t ,vb 1 -M.-W ' 5 L, rf?-' -A fe ff 3' 4'. '.x'if' - ' ' 'G AT, . ff . H' r, f W oung democrats Officers President Kenneth Bourne Vice-President Mary Beth Boone Treasurer Jim Beard Secretary Anita Hall Sponsor Walter Williams An election year is always a big one for the League of Young Democrats and this fall was no exception. The highlight ofthe year for the Eastern chapter was the reception for J. Howard Edmondson and George Nigh, who were soon to become Oklahoma's youngest Governor and Lt. Governor. Walter Williams Pat Boyd Ruth Butler Harley Brock William Ervin Oscar Meadows Kathleen Meadows el gal 5353, . i -Nwaik 1,2-1: 4 .1 .,,. Sorry, Lady, but the boys' dorm is your problem.' Mary Beth Boone Jim Beard Patricia Cooley Glendon Cooley Sarah Van Meter Roy Southard x. K T, , ' 3 'QSEZQ1 '- f if 1 . n W ,J . in T ,ZMM A , I - -.lx - in 1 .Y 44 C iriim V 1? 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I if I ff. in Y- 4-if 1 swfw ff Vera Deerdoff Ruth Butler Dorothy Gaddy Myrldia Lovitt Alice Lange Betty Matthews Patricia Wallace Pat Wall Jane Williams home economics President Dorothy Gaddy Vice-President Betty Matthews Secretary Ruth Butler Treasurer Alice Lange Reporter Carolyn Aday Historian Vera Deerdoff Student Senate Representative Anita Hall Ways and Means Committee Chairman Billy Matthews Social and Yearbook Committee Chairman Nancy Shropshire Sponsor Mrs. Mae Ruth Baldwin The Home Economics Club held their initation week for new members during the first semester which gave a glimpse ofthe roaring 20's. The Home Economic Club gives one scholarship to an outstanding student during the year. The club also presented a Christmas Style Show and Tea for the faculty and student body. The club assists with many receptions held in the Student Union, such as the Spring Graduation Reception for parents and graduating students. engineers' club President First Vice-President Second Vice-Pres ident Secretary John Purcell Treasurer Joan Strong Directors Eddie Molavi Director Neil Smith Director Jean Blackard Senator Francis Abiiaoude Sponsors Andres Estrada The Engineer's Club is one of the largest and most active organizations in the campus. There Officers Roger Mills Bob Armstrong Wendell Marley J. D. Helmert nn. w ' iijwflgiog l C015 fkjl'p'mi,y'1Ax oft FROM E NCI To are three big annual affairs sponsored by the club. They are the Annual Trip, the lndependent lnvita- L tional Tournament, and the Annual St. Pat Ball. The club also offers two scholarships, one to an y outstanding high school senior and another to an H I . H outstanding college freshman student. Le' S see now ' Engm ' ' ' The Annual Trip this year carried the club to Monterrey, Mexico, during the Thanksgiving holidays. Andres Estrada Ray Fuertsch Francis Abiiaoude Joe Bain Omar Boatman J. D. Helmert Robert Armstrong Jean Blackard Kenneth Brasfield 7 i s Sidney Bridges J. T. Collier Don Darby Victor Fugate V' ' Gary Cawood Chester Crosby Jim Elliot Robert Ganus ,j gt William Graves Gene Harris Jerry Holt Abdolamir Khalili ' f ' . X William Grubbs Jeff Hendrix Robert Kent John Kinkead - l il Richard Lancles Donald Lorance Roger Mills Don Pruitt ,TV .T Glynn Lively Wendell Marley Howard Phillips lra Roger ' iii'-l. Roy Rains Buddy Sherrill Billy Thornburgh James Vaughn Holmer Ri dgewoy Joan Strong Bill Tinker Steve Winningham ' Cb W W W l fi f WWF li If lnsg' It .J V' :.: A ' ? Qlxgfsislhf- ' V: ,4 T: ' E, Q : E :WV -if, 5 g L ri M Ai 1. . i f f z ' it X K igg m g ,V my , it T H g 'M 1 t , T- A ' T iiii it A l' ix . N I Pl if iii T ' ii A H T' Mi ' f ' 5 Al if e-r h is in in I T J T W V , Q' ,tti up . .t.,, .ian-A T , T T T T 'scifi T ' AZ' --Jani r' f X I rti' 1 J it V ' ' A fs M W iir M M- i A .QQ 1 5 icky.: fi t ... i T 6 if 33 at f ' t' ' '1 ii Q ' 1 ' ,..T:::1i5T5T...-if Levin n A f ' 'rw T-2 2' Q' T. it I if Q 94 i 'lee-ei' 'i feS+? g , Q, - M I i 1: A A iif .H ji -A get it :': ,if , it Q ' R f if-fi' it ' J 4 r ' M J 'iii' T ssss 1 , :T K , ,T s W T T T - A wt A x .l 1 M f TT Tl A 1 39 Ai T Pg? T- T. T T qt - 'x 1 if T. Q , K J 5 ,ft N is -- ' gi, A -s. -Q ' 'X 2,3 73 :T 'l I J lii T U ' TNQ . ' if ' .T T! V if , Q L : ,ai a as -L. i. L, .wi 3 President Treasurer Student Sen ate Rep. Sponsor and other activities. Well, isn't this better than a bunch of veterans? Guy Massey-sponsor Lee Roy Fry Jim Moudy fi'- :V .,,. iiet , , .. HF , .ti t lg ' 1 rti is we ,I ,im 5 rr it W 4 ., i i L . ,HA N auf? W , , Q Y R , : , .. J ,,..f . Charles Barton Don Fleming Bill Ryan Winfred Conant Glendon Cooley Willian Grubbs James Hubbard Robert Sherrill Charles Tunnell ,. W ting - r- ... K 1 , , ,...., A n W , .Y .5 La EE N X i, i 5 5 5 te' A X 1 tif R ew? 5 it i W . ' I .,r, ,fi-?t f veteran ' club Robert Sherrill Bill Johnson Winfred Canant Guy Massey The Veterans' Club is a service organization for thecampus. Along with helping out when needed, this organization gives former servicemen a chance to get together and reminisce about war stories Ralph Edwards Bill Johnson Charles Young ww rn 5. -si.: 'E Qi , - Ss E g M L c J J J i J , J ,R is i it tii 'w V'-T Q J ,gf - 1 T131 'Q jjilii l B ,fiiiim- ' ' 1 .V L if ---1 ,ws 2 it ,rms Q .ee :ij Y , ci ' i' gig , - 1. l ' 'Pe' ' - M .. ,ii G1 55, i, Ig V V is is ' ' Y f f1 W . , 1 L ' -Vi .s f V - ' J . , 1 s ,A VL is ,, A H Y l w? N , .. I , i Y ' hai? ' --f ' 'iiiii F we ' , L ' ef-1 1,1 - f -V f Q f- Y f .N um Q. -. A -V o fi :xi -W' Lf L V 1 5 if f r '.: 1 ,H ess, aff- - ,A QE ' if Mrs. Charllce Vos Walter Wllllams Fern Allen Miss Minnie Walker Kay Adams Vullie Cogburn Grace Curtiss Rozena Eads Robbie Ganus Nona Dugger Thelma Factory George Ann Giacomo Sheryl Jones Joyce Reed Janice Ward Jane Nichols Mary Sitter Don Whitefield OK, look sharp-here we go by the judges stand again. commercial club President Joyce Reed Vice-President Mary Ellen Sitter Secretary - Treasurer Sheryl Jones Student Senate Representative Fern Allen Sponsors Mrs. Charlcie Vos K u Minnie Walker ,sk Walter Williams -Z Winning a second place prize in the Homecoming 8 Parade and sponsoring a campus dance in November highlighted the fall activities for the Commercial Club. ln the spring, the club sponsored the 14th Annual Commercial Contest in March, and a field trip later in the semester. N V my I, 2 ,2 , V 'i i A ' gm I ii' , s-. ::fff-Y' ' ..., r fff 5:7 1 - ' i 3 Q ig gs ll Ll? 5 KJ V VVVL ' , , l. F M 2--- , iL Pff - 's 'izl' , t -4-J 1 Y' '- E N L 'rf N u' all . 1 A l , A A .R we t ,v - i , V Igi :V - V S L, Q .. 5 ,A i l il 'e p 17 's l ' 1' ' 3' 'A ' E , fi ., ,, i It Q 'l fl Z in ' A fi 'N t X 131 s r so xg r i s ci.. z iifl K ew ,I - W' , ,, ,t VV t -8 XX w-.- ,rj is fej W: 1 ' l ' 1Ll ' ' W ' o f - ngg We gf s,35g,. A. M ' - - M . , V 21 i2 A . Wi: 'if 2 W'AAA - We f' ' ' L J LIIQ .. 't ,. ' if fl' e N ii ,. il N fi t A s if I :hA :iA A ' ' yi A J ' ,st i 1 i V 1.193 1155 if 5 .-YL ef' M ll V 1 ..', ff - lr ,V se 4 1 Q. f so . I f l . , , l - C , A Lt. Gerald Kamins Joe Bain Jean Blqckqrd Robert Armstrong Jim Beard Dee Bm,-,don Bob Br'-'YOU Robert Ganus Roger Mills Don DU bY Ed Long Ted Oliphant Jack P arkhurst Ira S. Roger 3. 4, 3, 2, 1, o - bloop. Buddy Sherrill f. r. o. Robert Tidwell Jack Stockton t. c. - officers' club M Officers Dee Brandon Ed Long Jean Blackard Robert Armstrong Lt. Gerald Kamins President Vice-President Secretary-Trea surer Student Senate Representative Sponsor The Cadet Officers' Club is made up of cadets commissioned as officers in the Air Force ROTC. The purposes of the club are to provide social activities for its members, sponsor educational programs and to promote interest in the ROTC pro- gram. During the fall semester, the Officers' Club sponsored a dance for cadets and their ladies. Activities held in the spring included a dinner party for cadet officers and their ladies at the officers club of the McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot. . .Z v-gr QQ s .Q -.- Executive Council President Vi ce-President Secretary Devotion Chairman Enlistment Chairman Social Chairman Publicity Chairman Music Chairman Stewardship Chairman Mission Chairman Student Senate Repre s. Christian Citizenship Chairman Student Center Chairman Sunday School Repres. Training Union Repres. Student Director Faculty Adviser Pastor Adviser Lou Little fist Sem., Dan Bynum Qnd Sem., Dan Bynum fist Sem., Crouch fist Sem., Anderson l2nd Sem., Orr il st Sem., Crouch f2nd Sem., Janice Ginger Sharon Janice Joe Muse Bob Cox Pat Griffin fist Sem., Judy Murray f2nd Sem., Bob Cox Carolyn Lile Vallie Cogbum Joe Muse Virginia McGowan Don Frizzell Mary Dixon Joe Hough Rev. Joe L. Ray Jim Sullivan Rev. Herbert M. Pierce A home away from home is the purpose of the Baptist Student Union. Some of the activities ot the BSU include spring and fall retreats, caroling parties at Christmas and a Sweetheart Banquet in February. Several of the members attended the BSU convention in Tulsa in the fall. Morning watch is held every morning Monday through Friday and Vespers on Monday night. Socials and game nights also provide recreation for the stu- dents during the semester. l K Look, Maw, no cavities! baptist student union Joe L. Ray Ginger Anderson Vallie Cogbum t:-.nge s I' I' 1 H g , C i?r ,l L . N1 J ,J. 7 Jim Sullivan Dan Bynum Janice Crouch Bob Cox Don Frizzill Joe Hough Mary Dixon Pat Griffin Carolyn Lile Lou Little Judy Murray Sharon Orr Virginia McGowan Joe Muse Q W Q f PM I :7?5?3-gg! Y . ., 9 -A ,I -. 0 , f- gr -, , ' Q A 1-:gfrii-T FJ3795513 ' f ,'gtu:'if l' It . I fr .Q 9, fl IA. ,. ,,,, , ,Q i,g7,.,f5Iw 'i 'C f fa- ft S S i 4 'iv t 1 ' 'v-' i . ' . -... if 4.6, y ici. -- .Qx x assi l .Ar Q fg' gl f 'www . 1. ,fn -if I Q' 5, at I i I ' E -l I - wif? -:- foreign language club President Henry Bagdadi Vice-President James Beard Secretary Mary Beth Boone Treasure Christine Brandon Student Senate Rep. Billy Ryan Sponsor Mrs. Agnes Evins The Foreign Language Club is one of the older organizations on the campus. Originally, it served as a service club, and until the present time it maintains as its primary purpose the tenet ofthe expression, we are a service club . However, foreign language is its interest. The emblem is the Lamp of Learning. The motto varies according to the specific interest at the moment, and at this moment it is Qaudite . From time to time the Foreign Language Club has sponsored musical talent. For instance the Kings of Swing in the 50's and the present Mave- ricks. Dan Bynum Carolyn Hill Pat Boyd Dale Goodson Fannie Lucas Tom Moses Lou Little Carolyn Morgan Bill Tippit Kathy Williams Wayne Powell Bob Ticlwell Bill Venoble ir, 4-rf Li -Y 5' 'ru E X , VA Q , L, if I 91 2 I-cfbzf ,T S ,Q l ' sz X Tom McDougal President Ed Long Vice-President and State Rep. Doris Gowen Sec. - Treas. Sarah Van Meter Worship Chairman Alta Fay Martin World Christian Community Chairman Kenneth Brasfield Reporter Julia Kilpatrick Organist Judith, Ann Ryan Deputation Chairman Rev. Bob Gentry Pastor and Director The activities of the Wesley foundation include worship service each morning before classes Monday through Friday, and Sunday services, moming and evening, at the First Methodist Church. There are occasional recreation programs. Deputation teams are sent to neighboring churches. The members at- tended the Oklahoma Methodist Student Movement Ecntterence at Stillwater and Oklahoma City in the a . During the winter, a building site was purchased for the construction of a Methodist Student Center. WGS Rev. Bob Gentry Jim Beard Kenneth Brasfield Doris Gowan Jeff Hendrix Billy Matthews Tom McDougal e C G- gl t ff.. 4 git: , I . . . And then the traveling salesman said . . . ey foundation r ' rw- if Ruth Butler Ethel Goodman Jim Elliot Ed Long Betty Matthews Alta Martin Ira Ruger Gary Don Weathers Sarah Van Meter -f 'il Q ,,,, M W Q il :mia , Wm, I s W wr 1 i -sl A .,, 'Q 59,199 ' 4? N-grad C1 was ! l 47 . faKQ,J:-zi- A And once again education forges ahead. K f 1 Officers President Jack Welton list Sem., Donna Gee f2nd Sem.J Vice-President Donna Gee list Sem., Secretary - Treasurer Carol Mings Student Senate Representative Pat Griffin Song Leader Pat Holcomb Sponsor Florence Miller The Future Teachers of America Club at Eastern is open to all students who are interested in the teaching profession. Aside from regular campus activities, the club sponsors guest speakers from different fields of educational teaching for their meetings, thereby giving members a stronger back- ground in the various aspects of education. future teachers of america club . 1 1 3, M W 'fe e ' ,. - if T- its x ig -- 3, 1 v... 5-Q Wi K m a 'rw' .2 1 3-1 , ' I1 1' in - Florence Miller Bonnie Doni ca ' t 1 Wanda Boatman E M Q Q A John Enlow Pat Griffin Patsy Holcomb L' ef- Donna Gee Bill Haynes Anita Holly ii ,W Ellen Hopper James Mouser Anita McKinney i' '- L 2 Carol Mings Alline McDonald Sharon Orr Wendell Penwell Janell Turman Jack Welton r if W Kathy Perkins Stella Word Paul Wilson nr 'Q' T ,-.rw Fa: N, ,, ., . ,gsylji tts' l W fa q? ' l 34,, , isa ' af., ,M Nur' pf ' 1 . fu F. ' . , . 1Ah ,eu H 34 1 1 o ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 ? if it 'Q o r ff y +4 U4 . ' il if I P .,'g M A? ' L4,- in A if .,,, J . ' fr- as-Q l fl Hr ff' '- ' ' - J F ' ' it 'A :-A, 'o - I Jf? 'C ' Fw' , --'P' 1 ff ff: -'QQ-'T' in is 1 ' fl Q --is ' i Q ' J Q-'5 I V ' ' Xa: '5 6'!l ,U -.fl N , or Charles Barton Ralph Bruton Bob Bruton Lee Davis Bill Jones Oscar Meadows Jack Maxwell John Odle Carl Rose Lee'Sitton LaJuan Scally Ray Sharp Ted Oliphant Tom McDougal Ed Long Iettermen's cl ub President Ted Oliphant Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sponsors Ed Long Tom McDougal Bob Tidwell Mark Winters Emmett Meraz As the yearbook went to press, the only members of the club were the four officers who carried over from last season. The other 21 members pictured are potential members - if they pass the initiation in the spring. This club is one of the most active on campus as they sponsor several basketball games during the year and run the concession stand during all home games to earn finances to buy the letter iackets. ln addition to the games, the club sponsors several dances and helps out generally on the campus. f-4 1 - g Bruce Dunn Don Hyde Leon Griffitts Joe Rivas Duane Robison Jim Roberson Gwyn Sldtoh Charles Young Bob Thompson And then you throw in a pinch of salt! i. ' 0 5, V Ui' 1 A -H. w ,Q Q - ,fv- ., Q, , .wa ' ,,. t fs'-7 1-1,5-Tf T L I f L L WL .- r 4. 42. v 1 A 2 if k . 1 Hg?-pk, +5 X1-f? N 4 N, M. N - -- ...xc .11!i'S:,,.-L1 'A X X, ,4 fh,.. , '-f-..!g':vfi A ' ,-5 . 0 K ' K, 459,-A ,bk 3.15 'fra,..n-g,,5eJ,:3gf,,,V. -'4,v'.3y: - L., ' M . . Q ,- ,Y .M wi . . Q 5.1, , -sp ., L . J- ., jj - .QM K ,K--3 A ,qwq V ..-V ,-n,-mf-5' ' I. 5,0 wfQ'L'f UiJp. lr? A is- 'J b H, , f ' F' -- 'x - ', , 'f, ,. N ., -'fr' , Y ,, - di f'Tff.,g-. -V-.I - 4' J, ' if i,.Qf,f 4. 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JAMES DOBBS Associate Professor ot Air Science O O 0 ED ENIS ANDRES ESTRADA AGNES EVINS RAY FUERTSCH Instructor of Agriculture Head of Engineering Head of Foreign Language Head of Mathematics Dep ortment Department Department J. D. HELMERT LT. GERALD KAMINS MAVIS MARTIN GUY MASSEY Instructor of Engineering Assistant Professor of Director of Reading Instructor of History Air Science Laboratory , or I ,,.,.t rr -I E T. 1 1725, 1 .mf-A I I it 3 5 4, .A I, 5 f I Ag: ., ' H M ' j :FE L IL, -' 'X 6' f I 4 we FORREST HAMILTON Head of Agricuiture Department HOBART MEANS Instructor of Agronomy :gf ' me or wwf 1 mr wi, -f , ,S tx! ,1 7 :cf : I... EMMETT ME RAZ Football Coach DR. J. D. REEVES Head of Biology Department facult MINNIE WALKER instructor of Business Education 'ag it mi 15' FLORENCE MILLER BOB PRATT ODIS QUAID HAROLD REEDER Head of English Director of Music Head gf lndusfriql Head of Woodworking Department Education Department DeP0 fm9f'lf JAMES SALMON SARAH SALMON JIM SULLIVAN CHARLCIE VOS Physical Plant instructor of English Director of Public Instructor of Business Engineer information Education MARK WINTERS Director of Athletics ooo Z Just watch me run the table like I used to do in college. Q. wlgg K, ,.., . A . ,,.,--ei mgafxxffmwegggr, 3 pf . . I 2241 ' K. ,,,. ,,LL il W ..,, X I in ,. 11. .A ,V . 3 F , W 'V is ve CHARLES P BROWN MELVENA BAXENDALE MILDRED ENIS MATTHEW HENRY WILLIAM CHAMBERS Farm Supervisor College Nurse Secretary to Deans Custodian Night Watchman IRENE LOVE JAY ROY H JAY MR D W JONES MRS. D. W. JONES CLARA LASSITER Hostess Choctaw Hull Supervisor Choctaw Hall Manager-Food Service Food Service Hostess-Johnston staff . VIRGINIA MASSEY Veferons Counselor RUTH M EANS ich bo ord Op erotor Recepfioni st .ff my W, U. ---- staff... BILL MICKLE MAE MINGS Custodian Bookstore Clerk CARRIE N. RICHART LELA SAWYER Manager'-bookstore Stenogrupher -'W L M.. 50 1, .5535 ' I D az 1 . H. D. V. Mings, Processing Plant Operator, slices prime sirloin steaks during one of his usual days at the Processing Plant. W. M. OLIVER Custodian RAY SEVERE Engineer x X . WILLODEAN REEVES LARRY ETTA RICE Secretary to the President Registrar HELEN SMITH SfSGT. VOL D. WEST Bookkeeper Air Science Administrative gs... lf x .- 1 f rw' gf y. , Y, H I 1' Assistant Ii W 5 , Q fm.. -, -I-4 'ni wp Q F, Va: -' I, if ,Z A fx, .5 ,rl V ,5T,, , ,- .. ' 1 1 5, ,- H -H fl 1 - 151- -. J gl ' '.T'f.-7 'iC4V'if?2Q -I - is U .,,.W .L , . , , , f ,. W ggi We 'W -1 W 'r I ,, 7,1 53,23 ll . , - ,M Q.- . ,ff at VL. . , Ni, ' 1 , ,... W ,,,., , .ka 7 i 1, , - L AA 5, one ei- xfr gy' ,ae E. H 'gig . '95 L- gfwfgy mg J M ,- QZSN 1 if ?ifwif,1z?11 if ,. 4 'wr ' T ' f Z 4,.- ,JM .... . , ' ' - 1- 2' uf 5 - 9221? me ' 'V Ma. .. ivifgfi? -,ff ,J 1 .,,2,, I i me r-fr-cw . xiii! . fa ' ' Sophomore class officers fl. to r.l are Dee Brandon, vice-president, Sharon Orr, secretary-treasurer, Janice Crouch, reporter: Jim Beard, president, and Haskell Cooley, activity chairman. 1-ft X i f Francis Abiiaoude Carolyn Adoy Robert Armstrong Lebanon Snow McAlester Vivan Boker Mehdi Bolckhani Jerry Busden McAlester iron Quinton Henry Bagdadi Joe Bain Lebanon Valliunt Jim Beard Tom Benson Wilburton lndianolc Ed Baker Wilburton Jean Bl ockard Haileyville 'E' of in lie 'if eg' I, v X Byron Boh anon CI uyton Don Bynum Wi l burton . . VY Mar Boone Willburton C. L. Cambel I ldobel Dee Brandon Bob Bruton Pot Burnett Ruth Butler Wetumkc Hortshorne Hurtshorne lndi unol a And when Little Red Riding Hood knocked on the door...' sophomores Dan Clemente Joyce Cogburn Hartshorne Snow Gerald Collier Kiowa .w lee Ji- M' , . .. xx. . N as lllh-L IQ i X - 1 Z, U v J .al L f' W 'Y Q 'M fi ' .WV uafiggg, .lv +'2+','56 Ll11!,kLLLCg'1 U, 3, J ani ce Crouch Monroe Jim Elliott Wilburton Jw' Grace Curti ss Alclerson John Enloe Pittsburg li, 'ii' ig . N A- ' ulkilim TEL if ,L N 'C , ' m f J yl Q, , , M r Q . ll Don al d Darby McAlesfer Stanle Fazelcos Willburton .1 ,fog J of i 'gr in . 55 0 O O O Haslcel Cooley Tulihina W . Bill Dillon Weleetka Manuel Fern ancle z Guaiemal a 1, i S l Johnny Carono Krebs Pat Cooley Wil burton A 'ize l um xii, ' 2-Q X ffl! ff Q egxgsf In fi M- 3-5: H f or Bonnie Donica Snow James Fisher Dustin . 3 A X' gi ,, f. WJ , . ' .,1'?5.,rg.q.,g W iffliflfiiils xl Ifgu'-vgfiggx. ' Ji- Agnes Cl ark Red Oak Chester Cros by Wright City f gg J ' E r il'l'l'.Z, Ali? Loretto Fisher Stigler as qrh r-mf ' if x 5' . ,A 4 wi? Q. il. 1 .1-'I N 1 1 new 1 -+ , F1 zqle-f,-.wg-1 i. twig? 5' : ' ac-'f..Lf-,L + I 1 Don Fleming Charles Foor Orvai Free McAlester Quinton Red Oak Dorothy Gaddy Donna Gee Robert Ganus Broken Bow lndianoia Preston em , 2- N311 'H' ar- 'T' X' ,H ,igf wr' QE 11 1 'iii' ' ' 1 ' 5 .sv 'li lll l 1 V Pat Griffin Anita Hall Audie Harmon Pittsburg Wilburton Hartshorne' Don Frizell Heavener Johnny Garner McAlester 5 'iii- Mg - Ti5k,g.gI , .qsfiwi 'VFW' Donal d Henderson Quinton 3 F Assuming your hypothesis 9,1 fallout. Bobby Holley Don Hyde Broken Bow Tu shkq 1.-5 B? Lee Roy Fry Victor Fugate Hclrtshorne Ft. Towson Dole Goodson Alan Gist McAlester Spiro A ' W1 A -V f -'f- v w, V 1 '.,' L zxgszi 11 .,i,.- V L , x .,,, A . 1 -:EY ,. Q ..3:I ,, N V :?.Qgk'f1111.f,iLx w- K new, eQ3'4uu-v, , -.., -e v. Q Q-'EE ' ., YV y Ax e 1- Carolyn Hill Patsy Holcomb Hartshorne Heavener is correct, how will we allow for the Lilo -f . . 1 ' 1. .,,g,,' 3 ll K. 3.51, I ffrg - :. l 'K U if-M William Jones lclobel Alice Lange Tal ihina 7-,V Ni Frank Jorclan Abdoiamir Khalili Broken Bow Iraq Mary Leathers Jerry Linney Tuskahoma Hartshorne l ' Efiiiiiiifii ' J K , pb Q -291 f W 1 1 l 1 xlsl' Jw! 1 ' I :I I , A Y urs l 5 ,-.N l- Qu : RRI' , Julia Kilpatrick Red Oak Geraldene Little H art sho rne Tit' z. 2 -N -in I! W- .5344 X 'gm in an 7 fi i Fannie Lucas Eula Mangrum Zahir Mansour Wendell Marley Wilburfon Tuskahoma lran NUSl'10bG sophomores . . . 92 Glen Kirkland McAl ester Lou Little Heavener fg John Lackey Oklahoma City Ed Long McAlester Gabriel Martinez Colombia Billy Merritt AI der son M vln' iii -Mi wx . . , , . J I qi, ,,,,-J IVV' Kathy Meadows Hartshorne Roger Mill s Kiowa fe 'Hun 9' ,fy TTY ,-N. ' . Rx, : 4 Ardeshir Mol avi lran Jul i a Monk s Crowder 4 ui' x Jim Monk Heavener Tommy Moses Oklahoma City r-J -I df ar' .. James McK ay McAlester Ted Oliphant Kiowa hr N :ff ' 4 ' James McNelIis Savanna Cyrus Omid lran 4 jfex, ' I . M ,.-fff,Q- F' John Murdock McAl ester Es? .-.. WU A V Lge. z 5.1-'I f' , ,K 2. I ,fl r 4 wi l g 71g 5333 ll. .fl Wi ,rf fi ii i t r jrli g gy, iilglfsl i K, V 4! ,um til gg J J 3 it Aga H' Q .. . Q ' , - 2 4 Q 1 :, 'I :Q ' .1 I T . , ,, .K V, 3 ' ' ' i f 'F f Are you sure this is Robert McClure P anam u 1 from the fountain of youth? Porter McDaniel Nashoba Fig' 55 Tom McDougal Valliant If ie f ,. ,i , Roger Nobles Hart shorne Wayne Powell Stigler IP sq il if 5 V me : - ggi rf! ,f 24 V VM 5, ml 1 C , Y V V ' t,t: ?j?4fffi2 'u VS' e ,f ' -. I ii, if.,-C rv- f .,,'n' ' X N- f f, 1 23? ' 5 ,gf f I- -Q If Q, ' y Y l 1 . A, W K Carlos Naylor Nelma Nelson Carl Nich Heavener Tuskahoma Hartshorne Sharon Orr Paul Phillips Barbara Powell McCurtain Hartshorne Battiest 3 'P to -A h e '-'J 7 lrc Roger Haileyville if yn L W - 1 H-gfjwie 43 in 3 im, ,X Q ,, V A Juanita Russell Wilburton Kent Singleterry Summerfield al w V , Hx. ie w 'E sophomores ' f Clarence Pratt Broken Bow Roy Rains Betty Ratcliff Bill Rich Wister Wilburton Hartshorne Haworth E 5. L x L. vu - , ? 5 Jimmy Roberson s-Wi if 3 V 1 Lx Z' lli Q it l 7 nik L aJ uan Sccl ly Oklahoma City Lee Sitton Wright City ,.4 . Jimmy Scott Rattan Harold Smith Heavener wig 2- .3 Eb Don Pruitt Tu sk uhoma Carl Rose Sti gl er Edgar Shaw Charles Sherrill Nancy Shopshire Tuskahoma Hartshorne lndianola L. E. Smith Roy Southard Leonard Stunsel Volliant Heavener Haileyville ' QW ?l-11- 'iff it f .R L . , -sv L66 Jock Stockton Bill Stowe Red Oak Clayton Tulsa Dave Strong sf Donnie Swift Broken Bow Bob Tidwell Sara Van Meter Dewar Hartshorne Jack Welton John Whiteside Kathy Williams Sue Williams T. J. Woodward McAlester Cartersville Whitesboro, Tex. Haworth Hartshorne Now, the fender fell off and we're to cover it up. 1 'A'- 'l 11 ,T ,- 'G ,M -sx f' f,,,:2f ,,. V V, 5154. . 3-F54-sf 'f3? '11-1 1 1458, ' 1- -1J.24.,:7.'rf Freshman class officers U. to nj are fsfundingj Bill Tippif, reporferp Tom Allen, treasurerg Bob Cox fseafedj, president John Purcell, vice-president, and Joan Strong, secretary. I M eff freshmen . . . Doy Adams Kay Adams Kiowa McAlester Donald Allison Heavener Don BI ack Panola P at Boyd Wilburton i. QI' 1,' 'W' 1 gil f- Q' 'F' Jimmy Alford Panola arf' Ce' i Bill Anderson Ginger Anderson Foreman, Arkansas McAlester Omar Boatman Wanda Lou Boatman Okmulgee Okmulgee Herbert Brannon Neil Brannon Wilburton Fanshawe Q, L y -rr i' ,YJ , A X L, 36 Fern Allen Duncan age- Pat Allen Red Oak 5 j C -Q Q,.35g,.nLnt!' Danny Barnett Oklahoma City David Bohreer Charles Barton Mc Al ester Jerry Bourne Wilburton Bokoshe Kenneth Brasfield Robert Braswell Jay McAlester 1- M. , , 0 ' l, 3 5, s ,wx YEL. f Q QS QF-P 1' 'x 1 i' , . 'nd li' t sbs , ,A ei, Xu ',1, ,.,, .,' f , . f x' , IQ N 'Z3f,pi+ ,7'.'i'i?4X3 ' ' 3---,,,... gut 1 ,, ,,.., yes H , wx A . -qgef YT 1 -N. 'S 1 ,, F .il - gf :,fA-slliigi-' ' L -- -2.1 - .E y.,,.' C Tommy Allen Wright City na Y g.,'3-sr' A I f Charles Bass Boswell Greg Bourns Plunlcettville Sidney Bridges s. Wi ster f I , , gi 5 l x 4,5 la, CJ K .. CJ. I 'F - N x .au1A. Z S kr: i J' f lf A X I 5 ,, ,., 5' ,' Vlg.,. f M y A V I , rr rr C -4-:Q 'tllllf flfflgr I-ll' ,Sv l 4 A l x-A' .ri .. ,:.A,, 1 ., . .xi B ,ag fe n if -' ,' la C - QW - N'2 1' 1, - E. ie' ' -if Connie Briggs Nashoba Bill Bynum lnclianola .loan Chellburg Mc Alester . fniibx A. . ' li , ' W 249:- sv gvv Harley Brock lndianol a Winfred Canani ldubel Otis Coffett Cloudy James Brummett McAles1er Richard Carano Krebs Vallie Cogburn Clayfon ,1 Ralph Bruton Hartshorne Gary Carver Bokoshe John Coleman Red Oak C K ' , y V ' 'i as 1- Mary K ay Buff Pitisburg Gary Cawoocl McAles'ter J. T. Collier McAlester . X Bates Cook Glendon Cooley George Coplen W. C. Cotton Gerflld CO'-Ind ' ' ' E ire Colorado Broken Bow Dugfin Tallhma Quinton PHP 1 98 freshmen . Q O freshmen . .. James Deloache Vera Deerdoff Bob Cox Edwin Crowell Yvonne Cypert Donny.Davis Wilburton Broken Bow Okmulgee Battlest si Q. ,l :'?,'. 1 v' 3 if '- -hun- wwyl . C W li! Wilburton Nona Dugger Hartshorne Ralph Edwards Winchester, lll. E- YT' .ii H art sho rn e Lee Duncan Heavener George Ellis Daisy Mary Dixon John Dodd Ardmore Panola Bruce Dunn Rozena Ends Midwest City Hartshorne Don Emerson Billy Joe Ennis Cameron Coalgate Ii. -. 'air ililyg If -. .V L Jud Davis Lee Davis lgiowc Wetumka A r.vs ,- Gale Donica Lucy Drizness Nashoba Hartshornc Rita Eakle Tula Mae Edwards Quinton Clayton William Ervin Thelma Factor McAlester McAlester . ,, -vi, ' ii!!:: 2 ze -Y g an -, fe W f V 222 Y A rr A x ' it ' f, 4 l W- Q 'fx iv if -E , ' ., ..,:. , ,tai b E , r, . . 's-s. 1' . 4:69 5- - Y C s l C I ' E' l,.,,. 1- is f of ,,, E ' JT? 1 l - . 1- k -' etch if 'wo' 'GTF' g i '2.x, .. if 1 A. Q ll , we fs: 'QF 'B' H, , QPF' 353 . We-if Y 1 A iw' ik- :-: F , Mm, Xa. pi. 'sr ,. l , 1 3 1 1' l l JJ :V M QEE, ,mfr A - ef , 1 iii V , . , X F5 .x i 1 ' 1: , -we ' iw 'K me - J V ,,: '- ? ' 4 ll' 5 ' I YW: ,fm r.. ' Odell Farrell Shirley Fite Joe Foor Danny Gabbart Judy Gamble Robbie Ganus Quinton McAlester Quinton Stringtown Bokoshe Preston J. D. Geneva Hershel George Georgeanne Giacomo Ethyl Goodman Doris Gowan William Graves lndianola Haworth Wilburton Big Cedar Haworth Mciklester Curtis Green George Green Leon Griffitfg Ralph Grubbs Asdollah Hadiikhani Byin Haeri Stigler Stigler Gracemont MCAle5'e lmn Iran iff i in - ,EW Ili me I g 793 ' gf Y we ,7.,, ' Q e V ' its o or X ef F L ff 13 '12 f , 1 J fl ' iii Z :zz V I ? I 'EX ' it ' ' tg, y i i ff.-1 Carl Hale Geor e Hamilton Gene Harris Talal Hayah Bill Haynes Don Hf3Ymie Cameron Hatfiesld, Arkansas Daisy Iraq C0n0dl0l'1 V0lll0r1f 100 freshmen O O O . .l-1 H. Hamada Lebanon M, . 1.1 i Sf' f ALVTIH Q ' L E7 ,Lf 1 X Glen Hensley Smiihville Raymond Hughey Holdenville Lloyd Jamison Clayton fe f-'Q ir I Ui. l l freshmen . . . Terr Head Tarihina Jeff Hendrix en, an De Que Ark sas B Jerry Holt Ellen Hopper Cameron Smithville Borto Hulsey Barbara Hufchinson Kinfa Clayton Dewell Janson Bill Johnson Savanna Plunketfville 9 I , fx ' JV--,f ' B fZ'S'N ' WY' l f - '.' .4 5 G' 731 YEYQ1 . f l , 4 - 1 Q 'X El X .. if Qi Wilson Herndon Valliani x . ,1 Joe Hough Broken Bow lldbak Hooshang Iran Lawrence John son Wil burton I - l L iw ZX WI! if M 2 x 5.4 My l gl James Hilton Smithville 2314 IW' X 'rad James Hubbard Valliant John J ocabson Midwest City Richard Johnson Pl unkettvi Il e or 5 N. .A Mn.. A I 1 ' hw, -1: 12 , 5 f ' B J Anita Holley Red Oak . 'BT ' ,,- ...FQ FQ' Mary Huff Haileyville Ralph Jamerson Clayton Joel Jones Bixby 8, 3 4 5, ,ef ,,- xx f ' J I' or ' i xiii' l l ' E: .' ,lf J X -be ,A 'Filip X N f Y YY, ,wY W, 1 . 2 ' , 352' 3, P M - ml K R AVU l 4 lr Alf my 4 if i f . . . - 5 :ff p , sew X QE A ,- f f v , w + W .. . y K ' ' E:' .ggfT - '- nl, ..V,,'-,E-.Q :7-I-in 'l ' . 'tx 1, . 4 25: ga 4' 1 3, 1 4 I L 5-A in 'N eg 1-are x .4 ku it git to .uunrff ' i S U 'Ga it ai 'W ,fig 7 L Sheryl Jones McAlester Ro bert Kent Oklahoma City Jerry L awl ess Rattan 15 -I' i ' -,Qu W Y' Don Keith George Kennedy Ryan Wilburton John Kinkead Ronald Kubitski McAIester Wilburton Dwight Leathers Eula Leathers Tuskahoma Tuskahomo 5 gif ' WE' Q 'E .,t.r If My 2 A 1 , ug :K 3. in Y James Kennedy Talihina Richard Landes McAlester Fred Lewallen Kiowa if L Paul Kennedy Tommy Kennedy Whitesboro Talihina Mary Ann Lane Victor Lawler McAlester ldabel Don Lewis Carolyn -Lile Stigler Heavener K L, N el Q. 'Eb 'E :' . t ,L.V li ,. ,Q in M I it -.:. 1 ,X E w GI L. I B f d L kh t Billy Long Donald Lg,-ance Myrldia Lovitt Edward Lynn Hlxmghvg Y U-l?lEskaT,::,maor Rqffqn McAlester Nashobu wllbl-'ffon lO2 freshmen O O 0 .-sn.n 'ar' 4516 3. f 'Q 4-F 3 5 9-uv ibn c'-' - 3 .R f X ,i ,Y 0.5 ,BL . K ' nf A,.sv,5q,. N 'LJ W V '- 5,1-Ali? f V fu., .,f :ff 1 1- ,4 N- 59,62 8 '94 4 I x ,fn 444 Don Madden Manul Mansour Gene Marshal Liberal Iran McAlester Billy Mathews Jack Maxwell Oscar Meadows Coalgate Spiro Hartshorne Kenneth Miller Carol Mings Masoud Mirghanhari ldabel Wilburton Iran 'irvf Roy Montgomery '!! ' Alta Martin Wi ster Johnny Menasco Dow Moh ammed Mo gh ad am lran , -.-ny i . rn liyi . cl Bi II Mus sey Sherman, Texas Charles Merriman Cl ayton Hoo sang Mohel i lron 1 Betty Mathews Co algate Henr Migliore Collinsville Bill Monks Gowen Tom Moody Carolyn Jo Morgan John Morris Jimmie Moudy Bob Mouser Calvin Quinton Hartshorne Oilton Dewar Stigler freshmen O O O 103 Jucly Murray McAIester freshmen . . . Joe Muse Wilburton ya- 1, Robert McCl endon Hart shorne Euel McCormick Aline McDonald Barbara McGarry Buffalo Valley LeFlore Wright City :GH Y'r:P' Albert McGough Virginia McGowen Anita McKinney Gary McKinney Wright City Fanshawe Bokoshe Dustin Linda Naush Jane Nichols Richard Nichols Kenneth Nix McAlester Preston Wetumka McCurtain Harry Oneth George Pasdast Wendell Penwell Pete Peigare Crowder Iran Stigler Hartshorne Mehdi Naraghi Iran Mary Lee Norvell Kinta Kathy Perkins Pacola 7 inf? 'fa' 11' K. , 'Fi .L 'I I C ' x X- , . PM-t.-4 Qs A f Q ., . ww -6 lf -eg F, r ' .. -' : if is ' f- 5 . it if 632 2 3 51' l 1 aff 'f,,.Z fr-- wks GI Manucher Nassini lran John Odle Kansas Wayn e Perrymo re Sti gl er 5, L, :L of ,D N1 Q W .- 6 ' fs. ' F- 6,11 ,i wiv 1' freshmen . .. Howard Phillips CI de Pickle Valliont Eameron la W ' I' 'I if l i e ns il 'S ll - 4 H: y' Q1 A , . 757- ,, , -v 'v - . 'Q , , ' 4 ., .G . .fy ' N :tif-QL ft 5' 7'-V-Z: -ig 1 -I . if .. 'H 15, Jack Randolph Heovener Joyce Reed Hart shorne Jerry Don Roberts Wetumka Mohammad Roouf lraq John Reynolds Haworth Duane Robison Lawton l. Den zil Powell Nashoba l . l Joe Ray Shawnee Paul Rich Wilburton Ray Robinson Stringtown 'l s ,549 John Purcell Haileyville .V - 'U f S T P. , -. 9 4 ix, Z lfgwiif-fl V. ,N 1, zz... Manouchehv Ra zb an lran Homer Ridgeway Wilburton Eulis Rose Buffalo Valley ,,,, ,JC '33 .5?i?55?Silf .iz Q A: ,A,,.2 ::,:,f,f,l, Q ,'j5.j,j ,-.j-:1- ' , 'L ,I .' .. V 2? 'ftkz -A Sffyl ? ff! 9' lQ '7 d di Ji , is yfdos lri K ennefh Rogan Clayton JK? Leo Reasever Kinto Joe Rivas Lawton Gene Ross Hatfield, Arkansas if ,, Wi? f- 5 , ,W . ao. in ' S 'Q f1' , L. N EX Pct Ramer Red Oak .I '12 Y V3 John Reddish McAlesier George Roberts Haworth John Ross Haileyville S R -5 ,l 1 if ' nslfu ' ' arf -.. .Q :H Q 1,116 g -- E f 'Iij EWJ if I 5 f w V7 1 N, - D 5 52 Q35-' 2, ,, ff Q h :', l t Billy Ryan Hartshorne Roy Sharp Tusk ahoma Charles Sitter Hartshorne 3.11 ' I iii ,Es wr' 'Z I. -,, 4 A- A I f S xr-' Manuel Savage Battiest .loe Shelby Wilburton Mary Sitter Hartshorne -1,. SW xx-Jaw ,ayrz Z if X xtlf' ' Sh f Ri ch ard Scott Hartshorne Robert Sherrill Sapulpa Gwyn Sl cton Valliant 'Y .,.---vi L, D, Smith Maiio Souraie James Stallcup Bokoshe lran Ardmore 106 freshmen aw Y.. A5 I IE: qt ' i x I 5 . Dole Sharp Tuslcahoma Massie Silva Hartshorne Cecil Smith McAlester Y 1 -.gl .A 531 NNY' 'E if H '5- ,I fr 52, K 1 '25 - lv' Q, .. may S Howard Tackett ldabel ., -T., I' . L - ,v Wy ii ,, - :P ' it l Q 5 41 a,,V 1 I -- 1 5, iii? 2 'S 5 ffl it f ,, liii 'l-T .. A wi H Feridon Shahraznia Ali Shafi lran lran Ted Shores Tommy Shoup Hartshorne Cameron Paul Slatton Bruce Smith Hartshorne Heavener A Q.. J ,JA xi ggi V1 Tom Stambeck Joane Strong Krebs Hartshorne Q Q Q ff? Dewey T ark i ngton Antl ers W1 -v of Ernest Thompson Dale f Iv, M w 3? Carolyn Trammell Kinta James Vaughn Shawnee 'Q,' Ns freshmen . . . Jerry Taylor Sallisow V T !. nf? N' 'sa - X T 1 -4 X if i I II 'X-.N ., 5 al, , EX I I . ,n gt .- Billy Thornburgh Ft. Towson Benny Tuck Ringolcl Will ard Wagnon Quinton Nader Tehran chi lran T ,,'x W:'..'. '- Pat Thornburg Red Oak Stanley Tucker Heavener Aline Walker Wilburton I 0 7.-Qvvf' , - 'EQ' E sq! 1 we 5 ' W P y ga 9 ln, if ' ' px '- gt 1 E l okfr v 5 , ' if I 5 , L .11 is ' A if ' lvl Wesley Thomas Bob Thompson McAIesfer Guthrie fs' Bill Tinker Haileyville Churl es Tunnell Anacl orlco Betty Walker Clayton ,N , Eg B X ' Mif u- ' f ilf. Q r W , i ' ,. Z., .. , :gr-H:,,, X V . . D Q ,L .Cf ffww' 'T Ja'-xg' 2' Q' K, in f ,.- 1 , F 5 fur , fi W are J F W 52: sf' Mm fm ig' yn m i, Ld ls 4 '.',,fQ-6 .safe l Qi W E ,N 1: 'if f v 'Ne A 3921.4 1 H' li' 'We A f 3 ' ' aa . I-F jg, ' N 1 t - it -i N - if-f,e,5 ' -C1-LA , . ,-ff 1- '---c 15iQf2ffc5W,Q' ,fr-IL ,.. W. ,ix , ,. ff?'lffffifv'I f 'f1f i df w :ppm ,14f', ' 11,1 ii',.'.fr.f,?5 'fffg-'f.f'f',-'. l l l Y-1 l l is-we W. fsiiage :li-1, ':':':::' 1 ili .iff M l wx gp , 1 X, f,, ,ex .x,L.v N ll W e be 1: ... t it ig ig, . ' r Patricia Wallace 1 Janice Ward Quinton McCurtain Don Whitefield Bobby Whiteside Dustin Keota Larry Williams Benny Willmon Cartersville McCurtain Glenda Woods Charles Young McAlesfer McAlester IOR Hill -P :i zzii 'fe gf f t sm I .. A Stella Ward Wil burton Denny Wilbanks Calvin Douglas Wilson Keota Ashoor Zia lran fre hmen Verda Warford Eagletown Leon Wilcox Hartshorne Paul Wilson Stigler Gary Weather s Vcll iant Glenn Williams Wister Steve Winningh am Holdenville My X i,,,a.e, M, ws.. W' fx A-, -,. l, 'wr' gil - n.-f Bessie Webster lndianola Jane Williams McAlester Wayne Woodall Fan showe But how were we to know that it would orbit? XXX I ooo lik X iii HERSHE1 S smut! :an 'Y special Ch url es Cook Wilburton O O O Billy Corn Hurtshorne Maudy Golden McAlester J ames Br anam Clayton Velma Lewis McAlester f- X M line.. William Bryant Talihina Audra Logan Clayton ,-,A. ess? Clyde Mackey Howard Mill Halleyvllle Wilburton :X lf James Mordicai Hartshorne Jim Smith Maggie Testa Wilburton V MaAlester ' 5 Ie, - X.. .1 - , N, 5.9 at sl l K E W 5-1 me ,,,:: Y, 11 R tg ,-il ,,, g R V ...... -5 if ,l ml 91 1 , M., mf llvli 11 x.: Mary Rauniker Elbert Rose J. L. Smart Hartshorne Talihina Hartshorne Vernon Underwood Georgia Welsh Lexie Wright W Wilburton McAlester Talihina Q f i .,.. . - l gi ii 7 1.12 gl ifif d t' d rf ng in THE MOUNTAINEER, these prog h nt h invested in the fufur f Eastern Oklahoma A8.M Why not show them that you approve, and pafr th h possible-it's good business. The Staff. Everything For The Office and School EDWARDS BOOK STORE MCA lester. Oklahoma Compliments of COCHRAN GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Since 1889 McAlester, Oklahoma EASTERN OKLAHOMA A 8: M COLLEGE We help support your school by our larger tax payments Dependable, Low-Cost Electric Service a Help Build Oklahoma Electricity Does So Much --- Costs So Little V 1-'X '. Q qw 4,WggP'i g INTERNATI NAL y - lv' LIBERTY + !N'l'ELLlGHNCE + gf: 1141113 ,,: 1. 1 . .ht -' -H I. , OFFICERS: sg MIKE CUZALINA , E President P. J. SMITH ' lst .vice President K NOVY BURRUS 2nd Vice President BILL DOLLINS 3rd Vice President ROBERT A. SMITH Secretary SAM GOI..DBERG Treasurer Greeter Committee Hnzhie Boyd-Chairman Convention Committee Winston Cocke-Chairman Program Committee George Giacomo-Chairmen Membership Committee Bob Perdue-Chairman Finance Committee Clarence Ray-Chairmen Citizenship 8a Patriotism Committee Ed Enin-Chairman Publicity Committee Bob Smith-Chairman Agriculture Committee Forest Hamilton-Chairmen Education Committee Del bert Garner-Chairman Health 8: Sight Committee Walter Williams-Chairman Boys 8z Girls Committee Raymond Cox-Chairman Attendance Committee Jack Bohreer-Chairman Parks 8: Roads Committee Fred Stovall-Chairman Community Improvements Committee Bill Fountain-Chairman Athletic Committee Capt. James Dobbs-Chairman Constitution 8: By Laws Committee Gerlld Wlllllms-Chairman REGION THREE WILBURTON, OKLAHOMA Abernathy Don Abernathy Fremont Baker C.W. Bohreer Jack Burke Wiley Boyd Hughie Beard Otha Burris Novy Brown Chas. Cuzalina Mike Cocke Winston Cox Raymond Church Dr. Lloyd Dobbs Capt. James Dollins Bill. Dollins Don. Dollins 0.0. Dunlap E.T. Enis Ed. Forlcner Rev. Jim. Freeny Ellis Fountain Bill. Garner Delbert OUR + Nxruorgs + SAFETY DIRECTORS: HUGHIE BOYD WINFREY TURNER BILL FOUNTAIN WALTER WILLIAMS FOREST HAMILTON Lion Tamer CHARLES BROWN Tail Twister GEORGE GIACOMO Song Leader Goldberg Sam. Giacomo Geo. Hamilton Forest Jones Denver Jr. Lapp Abe. Montgomery D.H. Poe John Perdue Bob Ray Clarence Smith P.J. Smith Robert A. Sokolosky John Stovall Fred Sparks Chas. Selby Tom. Severe Ray Weisinger Harold Wynn Bill. Solesbee H.B. Turner Winfrey Williams Walter Williams Gerald WILBURTON STATE BANK Conservative Banking Dep ts up to 310,000 Guaranteed by F D I C Safety Before Profits Wrlburton Oklaho a Pho e HO 5 2381 mlmin with Phillips COUNTY Nsws-rmnuur rphimps Printing - Publishing FRED sTovA1.1., Edifor OIL McA1ester Oklahoma Ph A - wilbufwn Oklahoma MG 3 6666 GOLDBERG 8. JOSEPH E.O.A. 8 M's Downtown Headquarters Wilburton, Oklahoma Phone HO 5-2041 Western Auto Associate Store Charles R. Sparks, Owner Wilburton, Oklahoma Ben Franklin Store Home-owned and Operated Harcshome, Oklahoma Got Tired Blood? See - - WOOD DRUG NO. l WOOD DRUG NO. 2 101 E. Choctaw 102 E, Grand Tel. GA 3-4333 Tel. GA 3-5212 McA1esrer, Oklahoma Your S 8z H Green Stamp Stores Hot Dogs - Hamburgers Malts - Beverages BROWNE'S DAIRY BAR DRIVE INN Ph. HO 5-2050 Wil burton Oklahoma The Flower Box Flowers for all Occasions' Hotel Wilburton Air Conditioned Clint Thompson, Owner 147 East Main Ph. HO 5-2411 Compliments of FUllERTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY 426 North Third Muskogee Oklahoma DON'T BE A IF YOUR PROBLEM IS - co' INSURANCE W. C. TIPPIT AGENCY DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC Pontiac 8 Vauxhall Automobiles Infernafional Trucks Sales and Service INSURANCE COUNSELOR Wilburton, Oklahoma Phone HO 5-2571 MCALESTER OKLAHOMA Courtesy Aldridge Hotel PALACE DRUG .sf Wilburton, Oklahoma Coffee Shop Phone HO 5-2661 McAIester's Civic Center Banquet 8: Convention Facilities jim Cargile, Manager C0mP'fmen'S IATIMER COUNTY muy 'MID Aesmcr co. DUWY Pfoducfs SINCE STATEHOOD McAlesfer, Oklahoma ice Cream Milk Phone HO 5-2131 wubunon, Okla. 4 JEVVElER Bulova - Elgin Longines - Wittnauer ,f eq'r'1w-rx g 5.1 Joks lie a sank Feels like a sack IS A SACK xfxilwztb 103224 cr ::-.,-gp gi 'UUE an-'1 save msnqmmv Irish 5-1-Timi crerim if-'!iCsz1... bee imp: w':.-:gf-,:-35:42 5 if WANN'S i SUPERETTE l 1 The Friendly Store Phone HO 5-2091 Watches Phone HO 5 -2807 'rfifmi ww, ada No advertising section would be Wilburfon, Uklahoma complete without a little cheesecake. STOP Fall and Winter Shrinkage the sure, low-cost way with NEW RUMENADE Cubes I TMREG Only a few cents a day for a digestible protein equivalent to cotton seed meal PlUS vitamins A, D, E and minerals! A pound of RUMENADE a day with fair range and low-costsroughages will reduce winter shrinkage and increase resistance to illness. Feed 2-pounds to cows with calf to produce better and bigger calves. Rumenade gives your cattle rumen digestion-aiding ingred- MANUFACTURED BY ients that increase the feed value of everything they eat. This means better nutrition at lower cost. Now is the time to book your Evergreen Rumenade. See your local dealer or call lcollectl Neal Lundgaard, Sales Manager, at FEderal 2-661 l. EVERGREEN MILLS, INC. fmli J its xi!! 11,1 NX .S XE TQ? E f f xcl ,lx X ifKX m Xu NKXXWQ -9. , .V . x- s If 3-3 3 xx. w-If Other Evergreen Cattle Feeds 2096 Range It Breeder Cubes, 56 or Vu EVERGREEN 202 Ronge Cubes Stilbestrol Steer Fat tKrumbles Onlyl Stilbestrol Krumbles with Terramycin SOOTM-P32, 3116 Dry Lot Concentrate Iwith Dynofacl 0 ADA, OKLA. ll5 OKLAHOMA Fruit and Vegetable Co. T The Home of Big Billy Boy Potatoes Ask Your Grocery Man for BILLY BOY Packed Fresh Daxly Hartshorne - Haileyville Wilburfon You can't beat gas for C0mPlimef7fS of 'Cooking 'Heating 'Hof Wafer 'Refrigerafion 'Q'gEj:j!'gL'injg AUTOMOTIVE, INC 'klncinerafion TRI-CITIES GAS McAlester CORPORATION Oklahoma Use Gas! Gives more for less than any other fuel HUSKINS DRUG STGRE Fountain Service Prescripfions Filled Phone HO 5 2301 Wrlburton - Compliments ' rms gkgup LY,C0. lf- REXALL SUPER DRUG if Across from Courthouse Phone 11 Hartshorne, Oklahoma McAlester Y TATES SHOE STORE our Headquarters for Chanej No. 5 Wilburton, Okla. Phone 5-4141 Helena Rubenstein X Levine McAIester News Capital Leased Wires of the Associated Press Keep Up With The Times Largest Circulation In Chas. Gough, Owner 3rd' 8: Choctaw South East Oklahoma Phone GA 3 -1700 latimer Theatre ' K. C. S. CHEVROLET CO. Get more out of Life ' ' ' Come down our way GO out ,to a Trade your way mov1e 119 W. Main Ph. HO 5-2012 . Wilburton, Okla. Ph. HO 5-2122 Wilburton, Okla. THOMAS BROTHERS Hunter STORE Drug Co. The Store for Wilburton, Oklahoma Every Need. Phone HO 5-2641 Phone HO 5-2351 Wilburton, Okla. Burke Hardware 8. Furniture FRIGIDAIRE Appliance s Phone HO 5 -2341 Wilburton Oklahoma ll 7 COLLEGE STATION Wishing you another fifty years of success. Where New Friends Are Made Hot Coffee All the Time lM?biIgasl Phone HO 5-2142 Othello, Billie and Lou Rowland Shucks - - all I had to do was watch Gunsmoke every week for a year. GRAND LEADER Hurtshorne Visit and Shop our Store for Highly Styled College Clothes .IACK'S TAIl0R SHOP Cleaning - - Pressing Phone HO 5-2401 Wilburton Ben Franklin Variety SC 8. IOC Store James Elliott Ph. HO 5-2511 Wilburton, Oklahoma Compliments of W. Smith WILBURTON SUPER MARKET Stocked for your marketing pleasure Phone HO 5 -231 1 Comphments MAGIC MILLS, INC. Magic Feeds Get Results McA1ester, Oklahom a I CDMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY 'Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Service Equipment and Seating for Institutions. 420 N Second Fort Smlth For ' 'insurance Th at lnsures il LATIMER COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY See Minnie M. Cobb, Agent Phone HO 5-2022 ALBERT LONG'S Kash 8: Karry Phone 52 Hartshorne, Okl ahom a Groceries - Meats - Feeds The Best for Less 9 ,.- .2 wr- ws-vii' L Y W W ,, E yyhi N N X , , N A .wif WI o I 1 F 3 Wilson s Shoe Store 1 n A ' if 'Q'L if V 1' - 'l iii? . Q Q 1 g 'Q , 3, 1 , gg, L S 3. Guaranteed Shoe Repair 1 1 1 - lel if 1 . 1 1 I. A 4 ggi? 1 rl M, 107 East Mam A J it N Wilburton, Oklahoma I , wx, ' ,V W ' S 454 ' lf f i 1 L, I. 5, fx - 1 1 ' x 1 exee' f-e' ,xx Q Q , 1 3 ,1 1 tp. 1 Q Turner Motor Co. X 1 lg-.1 ' X 1 N Q T' ' r,-.1 .A eu We 1 2 E: -' Q 'wif el, 5,-Mrin Dad Pl 1, V 1 X. I Q , - tgt ..,, is W, ge - ymout :-- s q P ' ' ig 15 Sales and Service A I 1. n W 2 , 4 T. em. A 3 I 'rs Wilburton, Okla. 5 . ' ,.' ' . E11 L 11' okh' , v 'il . , 3 Y gjfgj . iw .A as . . 4o-. - .ff lx h 7, V ' -E 'Y .km , 3 E 1 Z k it Ei, YV i 1.1: J tl 'i 1 ' 5 ' i . fx 1. f , ,if . 21 fffi 1 T ' - , lr Q----N.. ' , M, v-v--s--9 z'..- -., :::.esmq1 ' he -1- f E , , , - ,y .4 2. 1, , -1 'L ' ' gh- 1 .. 5 'Tw 153' -1 '.,-' .:- .' ' 1 ,f '. . gf 7 ' 'i' .,,f we 'IV' J,ErY,f:2:.6r:1' 1 1 4 2. 233311:-fg,. ima- fir Q1 -. 1 2 ., , . , 'l' -al? 'J r ' if ml. . l X J: - v' ,L . ., U. . lg it ff -x ' -1 V A- s. V 'a ,fog A sal qs , Sl'1e'll surely get u nibble. . . High school grads, going to college? If so, you should investigate Eastern A 8 M - - it's an ideal spot to work off your first two years of college credit. Vera's Beauty Shop Phone HO 5-2121 McCARTNEY'S Texaco Service Station lib , LQ I -' Mistletoe ' W KL- Express 227 W. Main Phone HO 5-9969 Wilburton me' wnvrrs SHOE STORE Hardware 8. Furniture Phone HO 5-9962 124 East Main Wilburcon, okla. HO 50971 RSH IP Beth and Mike Winters assist in the basketball coro notion. .EX Royce Motor Company Sales Service Congratulations fo Since 7978 Easfefn A XM on 216 East Main Wilburton, Okla your 50th Birthday Phone H0 5-2141 Guy's Courts S h N and Sfafion Clean Cabins and Efficient Service Wilburton, Oklahoma Fruit lUIGI'S DRIVE IN Company Pi zza Sure is good! Muskogee, Okla. Phone HO 5 2186 Greetings From THE GLADSTEIN CO. 403 S. Mam McA1ester Okla GORMAN WHOLESALE C0. Drugs - Candy - Notions - Toys Phone GA 3-6668 106-108 E Cherokee McAIester Oklahoma imp M04 ' X241 555035 iCD Sl? FWQEEE N HIGHSCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS 129 N w THIRD STREET Box 1321 OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA TELEPHONE FO E 5 4457 Mrs Beulah Noel Phone Moyfonr 4 1412 Box 1 IO7 Joplm Mlssourn 22 Abiiaoude, Francis 21,40,6I 68,73,89 Adams, Kay 97 Adams, Doy Wayne 75,97 Aday, Carolyn Sue 72,89 Alfa, John 36 Alford, Jim 97 Allen, Fern 21,3a,41,47,69 75,97 Allen, Patsy 69,97 Allen, Tommy 96,97 Allison, Donald 97 Anderson, Virginia 65,77,97 Anderson, Billy 97 Armstrong, Robert 68,76,89 Bagdadi, Henry 36,62,68,78 89 Bahar, Basil 36 Bain, Joe 21,76,73,89 Baker, Ed 68,89 Baker, Vivian Kay 89 Balakhani, Mehdi 89 Barnett, Danny 52,53,89 Barney, Johnny 89 Barton, Charles 53,62,74,81 97 Basden, Jerry 89 Bass, Charles 97 Beard, Jim 41,71,76,73,79,89 student index Benson, Thomas 68,89 Black, Don 97 Blackard, Jean 67,68,76,89 Boatman, Omar 73,97 Boatman, Wanda Lou 80,97 Bohanon, Byron 89 Bohreer, David 68,97 Boone, Mary Beth 69,78,71,89 Bourne, Jerry 97 Bourns, Greg 97 Boyd, Pat 21,78,97 Brandon, Christine 69 Brandon, Dee 68,76,88,89 Brannon, Herbert 97 Brannon, Neil 97 Brasfield, Kenneth 63,68,79,97 Braswell, Robert 97 Bridges, Sidney 73,97 Briggs, Connie 72,98 Brock, Harley 71,98 Brown, Robert 52 Brumit, James 98 Bruton Bob 53,54,68,76,81,89 Bruton Ralph 52,53,8l,98 Buff, Mary Kay 98 Burnett, Dan 97 Burnett, Patricia 69,89 Butler, Ruth 79,72,71,89 Butler, James 98 Bynum, Bill 98 Bynum, Dan 77,78,89 Canat, Winfred 21,74,98 Campbell, C. L. 70,89 Carano, John 90 Carano, Richard 98 Carver, Gary 98 Casey, John 62 Cawood, Gary 68,73,98 Chagin, Rafael 98 Clark, Agnes 90 Chellberg, Joan 98 Clemente, Dan 52,53,56,90 Coffelt, Otis 98 Cogburn, Joyce 90 Cogburn, Vallie 77,75,98 Coleman, Johnny 98 Collier, Gerald 90 Collier, J. T. 22,24,68,66,98 Conrad, Kenneth 98 Cook, Bates 98 Cooley, Glendon 71,74,98 Cooley, Haskall 88,90 Cooley, Patricia 71,90 Coplen, George 98 Cotton, William 98 Cound, Gerald 58,98 Cox, Donnie 66,98 Cox, Robert 77,96,99 Crosby, Chester 90 Crouch, Janice 24,77,88,90 Crowell, Edwin 99 Cypert, Yvonne 99 Curtis, Grace 75,90 Darby, Donald 66,68,73,76,90 Davis, Donny 70,99 Davis, Judy 99 Davis, Lee 58,81,99 DeLoache, James 99 Deerdoff, Vera 72,99 Dillon, Billy 90 Dixon, Mary 24,66,77,99 Dodd, John 99 Dollins, Annette 42 Donica, Bonnie 80,90 Danica, Gale 99 Drizness, Lucy 99 Dugger, Nona Faye 75,99 Duncan, Lee 99 Dunn, Bruce 58,81,99 Eads, Rozena 75,99 Eakle, Reta Joyce 99 Eddleman, Lee 52,53 Edwards, Eula 99 Edwards, Ralph 74,99 Egger, James 90 Elliot, James 68,73,79,90 Ellis, George 99 Emerson, Don 70,99 Enloe, John 90 Ennis, Billy Joe 99 Ervin, Joseph 71,99 Factory, Thelma 75,99 Fakhouri, Mohammed 36 Farrell, Odell 100 Fazekas, Stanley 90 Fernandez, Manuel 68,90 Fisher, James 52,53,63,90 Fisher, Loretta 90 Fite, Shirley 100 Fleming, Don 74,91 Foor, Charles 91 Foor, Joe 100 Free, Orval 91 Frizzell, Don 21,70,72,91 Fry, Lee Roy 74,91 Fugate, Victor 68,73,91 Sobbart, Donnie 100 Gaddy, Dorthy Ann 72,91 Gamble, Judy Ann 100 Ganus, Robert 67,73,76,91 Ganus, Roberta 75,100 Garner, John 91 Gee, Donna 80,91 Geneva, John 100 George, Hershel 100 Giacomo, Georganne 75,100 Gist, Allen 91 Goodman, Ethyl 79,100 Goodson, Dale 78,91 Gowen, Doris 79,100 Graves, William 68,73,100 Green, Curtis 100 Green, George 100 Griffin, Patricia 21,77,80,91 Griffitts, Leon 58,8l, 100 Grubbs, William 73,741,100 Hadiikahni, Asdollah 100 Haeri, Biion 100 Hale, Carl 100 Hall, Anita 7,2l,41,44,68,72 91 Hamada, Hassein 101 Hamilton, George 100 Harmon, Audie 91 Harris, Gene 73,100 Hayah, Talal 100 Haynes, Bill 80,100 Haynie, Don 100 Hayali , Talal 36 Head, Terry 101 Henderson, Donald 91 Hendrix, Jeff 58,68,73,79,101 Hensley, Glen 70,101 Herndon, Wilson 101 Hill, Carolyn 46,68,78,91 Holcomb, Patsy 80,83,91 Holley, Anita 80,101 Holley, Bobby 70,91 Holt, Jerry 73 Hopper, Ellen 80,101 Hough, Joe 70,77,101 Hubbard, James 74,101 Huff, Mary 101 Hughey, Raymond 101 Hulsey, Barto 101 Hutchinson, Barbara 72,101 Hyde, Don 58,81,91 llbak, Hooshnag 101 Jacobson, John 58,101 Jameson, Ralph 'IO'l Jamison, Lloyd 101 Jenson, Dewell 101 lohnson, Bill 74,101 123 Johnson, Lawrence 52,54, 101 Nassini, Mancher 104 Johnson, Richard 24,66,78, 101 Jones, Joel 101 Jones, Sheryl 68,75,101 Jones, William 12,43,54,81,92 Jordan, Clifton 70,92 Keith, Don 102 Kent, Robert 73,102 Kennedy, George 21,102 Kennedy, James 102 Kennedy, Paul 102 Kennedy, Tommy 102 Khalili, Abdoiamir 73,92 Kilpatrick, Julia 78,92 Kirkland, Glen 67,92 Kinkead, John 73, T02 Kubi ski, Ronald 70,102 Lackey, John 92 Landes, Richard 61,73,102 Lane, Mary Ann 72,102 Lange, Alice 68,72,92 Lawler, Victor 102 Lawless, Jerry 102 Leathers, Dwight 102 Leathers, Euala 102 Leathers, Mary 92 Legg, William 52,54,55 Lewallen, Fred 621671681 102 Moghadam, Mohammed 103 Moheli, Houshang 103 Molavi, Ardeshir 68,93 Monk, Jim 93 Monks, Bill 103 Monks, Julia 93 Montgomery, Roy 103 Moody, Thomas 103 Morgan, Carolyn 21,40,68,78 103 Morgan, Jim 62 Moses, Tom 52,55,93 Morris, Johnnie 103 Moudy, Jim 21 Mouser, Bob 52,55, 103 Murdock, John 78,93 Murray, Judy, 65,77,104 Muse, Joe 77,104 McCasland, Stanley 52,55 McClendon, Robert 59,104 McClure, Robert 93 McCormick, Euel 104 McDaniel, Porter 93 McDonald, Aline 80,104 McDougal, Tom 41,59,79,81,93 McGarry, Barbara 66,104 McGough, Albert 104 McGowen, Virginia 77,104 McKay, James 93 McKinney, Gary 80,104 McKinney, Anita 104 McNeelis, James 93 Naraghi, Mehdi 104 Lewis, Don 78,102 Lile, Carolyn 72,102 Linney, Jerry 52,54,92 Little, Geraldine 92 Little, Lou 77,78,92 Lively, Glynn 67,73,102 Lockheart, Ray 102 Long, Billy 102 Long, Ed 21,52,54,63,68,76,79 81,92 Lorance, Donald 73,102 Lovitt, Myrldia 72,102 Lucas, lrene 92 Lynn, Edward 102 Madden, Don 103 Mangrum, Eula 92 Mansour, Manuel 103 Mansour, Yousif 92 Marley, Wendell 67,73,92 Marshall, Gene 103 Martin, Alta 79,103 Martinez, Gabriel 61,68,92 Massey, Bruce 103 Matthews, Betty 79,72,103 Matthews, Billy 79,72,103 Maxwell, Jack 52,54,81,103 Meadows, Kathleen 71,92 Meadows, Oscar 52,54,71,81 103 Menasco, John 103 Merriman, Charles 103 Merritt, Bill 92 Migliore, Henry 59,103 Miller, Kenneth 103 Mills, Roger 67,68,73,76,92 Mings, Carol 68,80,103 Mirghanhairi, Masoud 103 Meghadam, Etemad 103 124 Naush, Linda Naylor, Carlos 104 93 Nelson, Nelma 93 Nich, Carol 93 Nichols, Jane 75,104 Rahe, John 52,55 Roger, Ira 67,73,76,79,94 Raines, Roy 73,94 Romer, Patricia 105 Randolph, Jack 70,105 Raouf, Mohammed 36,105 Ratcliff, Betty 21,94 Ray, Joe 65,77, 105 Razban, Manouchehv 105 Reasnor, Leo 105 Reed, Joyce 75,105 Reddish, John 52,55,105 Reynolds, John 105 Rich, Bill 94 Rich, Paul 105 Ridgway, Homer 73,105 Rivas, Joe 52,55,81,105 Roberson, Jimmie 59,81,94 R oberts, George 105 Roberts, Jerry 105 Robison, Duane 81,105 Robinson, William 'I05 Rose, Curl 52,55,81,94 Rose, Eulis 105 Ross, Gene 105 Ross, John 105 Russell, Juanita 94 Ryan, Billy 21,74,106 Savage, Manuel 106 Scally, LaJuan 23,52,56,81,94 Scott, Jimmy 78,94 Scott, Richard 70,106 Shafai, Ali 106 Shahraznia, Feridon 106 Tackett, Howard Tarkington, Dewey Taylor, Jake Taylor, Jerry Tehranchi, Nadir Thomas, James Thomp son, Ke nneth 62,70,106 107 107 107 107 70,107 107 Nichols, Richard 104 Nix, Kenneth 104 Nobles, Roger 67,93 Norvell, Mary Lee 104 Odle, John 59,81,104 Oliphant, Ted 21,59,76,81,93 Omid, Cyrus 67,93 Oneth, Harry 70,104 Orr, Sharon 21,80,77,88,93 Parkhurst, Jack 76 Passoast, Georgiss 104 Penwell, Wendell 66,80,104 Peigore, Pete 104 Perkins, Kathy 80,104 Perrymore, Wayne 104 Phillips, Howard 73,105 Phillips, Paul 93 Pickle, Clyde 70,105 Powell, Barbara 93 Powell, Denzil 105 Powell, Wayne 78,93 Pratt, Clarence 70,94 Pruitt, Don 67,68,73,94 Purcell, John 68,96,105 Rogan, Kenneth 105 Sharp, Dale 106 Sharp, Ray 60,81,106 Shaw, Edgar 94 Shelby, Joe 60,106 Sherrill, Charles 52,56,70,76 94 Sherrill, Robert 68,73,74,106 Shores, Ted 106 Short, Odell 94 Shoup, Tommy 106 Shropshire, Nancy 72,94 Silva, Massie 106 Si ngleterry, Kent 94 Sitter, Charles 106 Sitter, Mary Ellen 75,106 Sitton, Lee 60,81,94 Slaton, Gwyn 60,81,106 Slotta, Paul 106 Smith, Bruce 106 Smith, Cecil 52,60,106 Smith, Harold 94 Smith, L. D. 106 Smith, Lawrence 94 Souraie, Maiio 106 Southard, Ray 71,94 Stallcup, James 52,54,56,106 Stambeck, Nino 70,106 Stansel, Leonard 76,94 Stockton, Jack 21,95 Stowe, Bill 95 Strong, Dave 70,95 Strong, Joane 73,96,106 Swift, Donnie 95 Thompson, Robert 52,56,81 107 Thompson, William 52,56,107 Thornburgh, Billy 73,107 Thornburg, Patsy 45,48,68,107 Tidwell, Robert 21,52,56,76 78,81,95 Tinker, Billy 73,107 Tippit, Bill 66,68,78,96,107 Trammell, Carolyn 107 Trimble, Henry 107 Tuck, Benny 107 Tucker, Stan 107 Tunnell, Charles 74,107 Turman, Janell 80,107 Van Meter, Sarah 79,71,95 Vaughn, James 73,107 Venable, Billy 78,107 Wagnon, Willard 107 Walker, Aline 107 Walker. Betty 72,107 Wall, Patsy 72,107 Wallace, Patricia 72,108 Ward, Janice 75,108 Ward, Stella 80,108 Warford, Verda 66,108 Weathers, Gary 79,108 Webster, Bessie 108 Welton, Jack 95 Whitfield, Donald 75,108 Whiteside, John 95 Wilbanks, Denny 108 Wilcox, Leon 70,108 Williams, Glenn 108 Williams, Kathy 68,78,95 Williams, Larry 108 Williams, Mary Jane 72,108 Williams, Sue 95 Willmon, Benny 108 Wilson, Paul 80,108 Wilson, Walter 108 Winningham, Steve 73,108 Woodall, Bobby T 108 Woods, Glenda 108 Woodard, T. J. 67,95 Young, Charles 52,56,63,74 81,108 Zia, Ashoor 108 - .A ,F Q., -1 fi F - F 1,1 2 -I .Qu 'Y' ,a I4 W V ,.,1i 41. V my u .J, wi., . ., .' '4 ' y 4?.,.:r'jr nga. fwr, , 4. 'KK 4 7. v .1 f 'Ig-5. P. ' .. -11 - ,'.Ly - Wu, u ' 'H '5 : Qf I' WE o, ,L '., -',f'- 'Aflh' f . . t 5 -1: -Q I-75--.'.-, ,Q 'ivy bf' .- ' ' yn- -2 Af ,- R if ,' '. Uv-Q ke! Av s q, -Q .' -W 'ci f :?. ., qtfi A im il H . . , , , . .SANTA 'Ar' -a Nxt! I N. TAP- , . . -- :-- ,-an w ',. -nr ' 'gfsf I ' . 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