Kansas High School - Comet Yearbook (Kansas, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1960 volume:

Charles Faudree Muskogee, Oklahoma Sdam Wanda Chaney Claremore, Oklahoma 'gaadaeea Wicumyoz Ruchard Patnck 64410: Zeeogn THE TSA LA GI 1960 a o NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE Tahlequah, Oklahoma Q. X GERN wares or NORTHEA THE To 33- fr .s-af, .ff -' .tp I 3' f ' 4 , A! l. ' - 1 h V , N Q i ' ' 'f'? ?' 1 'hi M- ..Af,.., . ., . , W - xt ' '--N X- ' - ,E . -' ,,,. .. AUluAl4,n4-uuuuuqunu-.mn...nmu.nuu I - SQ, . , V ,L J' 'M ... .,-mg., , ,W N R X-'NX , :EXP Jgxw f ' . ,fi s . J ff N , ' ' I , x , x - - ' I ' A vf . . if Q F- Orfg. M I ' X ' h , . I' - .4 , , , it , K . s . - x, gs: A. v A , Q. .5 , .. . , 5. L. .ff42'! .gg J ' V ky Y 1h'H,. t . , 4 ' B Q ' , I A I 4 V ex K . . NN.- . H 5 ' . . 'rf v n F 4-A x 3 . u,,,'g' t 8 ,L ' z is W, JA' f s s rm 1 we Q R f N 5 It 1 A ' .4 ax., , 'G . ,V ggi 5 , , . H , H- :'xp,L:i? I- iv v X c .,-, 4 f 1 5 s 111, ,r . 'Q A I af v.. 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Friends, Romans, Countrymen! Do you like snow? 0-if uf 41 if' ...Q . 15 5'-'gs f WAS, .1 s..,x.,,,f:i sv x' 6' 1 P - ix i vii Q qi K. ' .4 1. f'iSf-sgwxgfwu EX X.5Sux,,., ,, Qi 4-MW.. I Him V . X,Q,,,. . K iQsff'fN5YJ' - L 5 if 'X 5 A V1 9 ' ,ix '-K :-sv, -Qs: ?s ' x AQ, :5 f '- Q: ' '- N25 i 1 . rig, Q 5 U kgk Q State Beard ei Regents ef tlklshema Colleges 1 Www- g ' K ' A 1 X 5 'F f ' -109 49.6 MRS ERNEST ANTHIS J T COLWICK M C COLLUM OLIVER HODGE Presndent Vnce Presndent Executnve Secretory uc' 'S x! ,,,,,.fx B, llklahema tate Regents For Higher Edueatlen iw N 0' 4 sv ss 1 up--' A 1 -L' ORAS A SHAW NX V L BROWNE W i .Q wHAnroN MATHIES use nocssrr s A BRYANT sos ALLEE sms emu: J J vmsn Chanrmcn Vnce Chcnrmcm Secreiury Assustcnf Secretary w D LITTLE M A NASH T G SEXTON GUY HARRIS CLAUDE CHAMBERS ., A-' 4 v Q - A + W' Q f:.s ' sg , X is Y 1' .4 f -4- I ,- X . A A I 5 ' , ,A f .f , Q C 'Lis J I 6 'A L t , , - t i , 5 A it ' 1142 -:Aff ,Q ,f'f A.M- ,Q , Av F Q 5-gk.. ' W Shim HARRELL E GARRISON President I esgdge President S M The , Home h Presidents T e g g X ERN STATE COLLEG EOUAH OKQAHOM . k Z 960 e tudents taffkfember and Alumm Ms to thank a I o you fo your oval coo era ords ot' encouragement and our thoughtfu partzc patzon ma Ing the 19 9 6 sr oo year per apst e best: :story of or eastern State ol eg u uccess a not ac teved because o W t I ve don was aclueve fw we ave don nro ment as tncrease een the past year te al ocatzons we at facu tv mem ers' salarxe ztorze cafeterz and! onstructed een er rease const ra I muc hem-r Two crm our marrxe students' apartments h ea our tt es are resent tn terms I Ivor d affaxrs er ea er other flatzons are ontxnuallv attempting to sur con uszon ecause oft ts he I-vor dnee s ro erlv ducated people tn p ace of eadershzp mor o oda t an a ny other tzfn In t epast 1 ur deszre t o tmue to brzng about he est educatxo servyces posstb e at Nor! eastern State Co Ie o that the students come t u campus M11 e able to leave we I qualtfze to meet r d al eng er szncerel 2 riff we ell E rr: HEC s NOPTHEAST E TAHL . 4 Lfllzl or rw!! Kqlb Nr Ma V Z' 1 To th S , S s, I ' h 1 I r I A p tion, your 'nany w , y 1 ' i ' tn k' 5 - 0 h 1 h h n the h' N th C I e. O r s W s h' f ha ha e--it ' Q' because o hat h e. E I1 h ' dsixt p t . Sta 1 ' re int' cl 'de b y so th It b ' s are h . 11 Q - ' ' s, G 'a, orty-t' ' d were c during t e -v r. Cha ' 'fn p ' o 1 ' . C Lain 1 11 H of ' Q ' I ' ' up I ' . B h' , r I d p p e ' I s I , e s t y h ta ' e ' h . It 's o ' 0 c n ' ' t h ' ful ' ' I h I ge s who o 0 r ' b 1 ' ' d the wo I Ch I e. V y ' y yours, . , V fm , X Han- . Ga 'son P 1- e s I d e n t :rn -v' .x ..:- -'H f ibn' 16, 1 , n'1'f'.'3' ., . P ' Q ll ,. I' . . !,::1' 'W I ,,.,- 2 49' . 40 '- x..- L 't' , -. -v-' Q NZM ,mv 1 qaax v- ,Q x '1- sg xg- ,N ,Q -,X S5 qi? 1. 20 Sw Q p Deon of Insfruchon MILDRED RANDELS Dean of Women WESLEY A DENEKE Dean of Student Personnel Dean of Women As the Deon of Women, Dean Randels is sin- cerely interested in offering assistance and guidance to women students. She supervises activities relating specifically to women students, assists with the activi- ties of the student senate, and assists with the counsel- ing of students. Deon of Student Personnel Dr. Deneke retires this year os Dean of Student Personnel. Dr. VanSchuyver will be the new Dean beginning with the fall term of 1960. Basil VanSchuyver was appointed to succeed Dr Deneke as Dean of Student Personnel .-..,,,1 C' 'JR - Ax! RUTH ARRINGTON Instructor Speech 'Q S 1 ' . 10' I Qs' . ix K-., , - X L, . , x PAULINO BALLESTEROS Assistant Professor Economics if-Sl., r: N- '-. 4.-X, .gn se ',,- HELEN AINGWORTH Assistant Professor 5 -:P RUTH ALLISON Assistant Professor Art x Biology rf Y , 'bn ' Alun.. i L. H. BALLY Professor Biology -2 A Nl Q-3 as., ga .-f fs, ' Y , x ru I i ii iff? HERBERT D. BOGGAN NATHAN BROOKS NOBLE BRYAN Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Sociology Geography Mathematics t 1 5. lla as fi 7 ' r, t -it , L' ' A mf W7 Q r, Q ' - 4. l ' GEORGE CALVERT RAYMOND CARPENTER DEAN CLAYTON Instructor Associate Professor Instructor Art Mathematics Business Education Qi.. ' EARL BLANK Professor Speech ff E945 'LX 'Ns VERNON BURROWS Professor Mathematics sy i -' X 1.. ,t JUANIYA COLE Assistant Librarian X i 5' 7 Q, 'N-...s , , 'vs I TOM COLE Associate Professor Education yt' if f P! , ,Sv . -.px WESLEY DENEKE Professor Education N i r,. z ...... an -L Mfklf FARNSWORTH Professor Modern language 'QL 3D 1 MARION FRANKLIN Professor lndu strial Arts ,V ZOE DAVIS Instructor Business Education ii .5 N 'R . U V 'si 4. 13- 1 'V E, --X ,V 4 gg- ia. ' si L. N JACK DOBBINS N. N. DUNCAN W- E. EVANS Instructor Assistant Professor ASSOUOVE Pf0fBSS0f Physical Education Geography HBTOYY 'I ' 1:35 r X . 1 6' -f , X Mg ,V . I ' . P X ' X i 1' i- X -ss X' ' Y1tF5sLi.i2'iT A- ,xc sf -Hi Q X BERTIS FERGUSON D, D. FINLEY ELWIN FITE Assistant Professor Associate Professor Professor Industrial Ang Chemistry Education i - . DOROTHY FRIE Instructor Physical Education Lis- ..E' V fl i EDWARD GAl.lOWAY HARlEll E. GARRISON Assistant Professor Professor Sgienge Education X14 HENRY GUENTHER Professor Psychology fs!!! NADINE HARRIS Assistant Professor Home Economics N, BERTE KINKADE Professor English MARY HAAS Assistant Professor Home Economics L H L HELTON Professor Industrial Arts xmas J -4: I 3 A N-nog ii f -.gf . JACK KISNER Assistant Professor Education su-:X 'D' -K Vw 'WR 7:02 su WESLEY HALL Assistant Professor English l X mm, 410 ,J-,N JOHNSON Professor History - 1, Q n-si -4 ROBERT LANDER Assistant Professor Physical Education VALGENE I.l'l'Tl.EFlEI.D CESARO LOMBARDI ROBERT LCOMIS Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Pf0fBS59f Speech Industrial Arts Biology .344 1 v 0 -u W. ERANKIE HARRIS Co ordinator of Elementary Education ,yas ROBERT Kll.llNGSWORTH Associate Professor Social Studies J. l. LEDBETTER Assistant Professor Industrial Arts Q-..., JOHN LOWE Associate Professor Social Studies J M fir EDWIN MARCHANT Professor Bnology L- IRENE MORGAN Assocuote Professor Modern Language KENNETH PENNINGTON Assnstont Professor Musnc GH' Nulnneo RANDELS Asslstont Professor Educotnon .44- ,nn Q MARTHA MARKHAM Assnstont Professor Physncol Educatton 'lb- Q.. THEO NIX Professor Musnc 1' 'lbs in HATTIE PROPST Asststont Professor Enghsh ORVILLE RANDLE Instructor Physucs fd' share ,-ir'- 1 MAJOR l MCCIURE Assnstont Professor Education GEORGE OGLE Assocnote Professor Economics to 'bn 'C S Vw? 1 2 75-, s O J PYLAND Asslstont Busaness Manager Bursor ,,,. ia, BETTY RITCH Instructor Englnsh al-oe :- mf' ...- HERBERT MONKS Asslstunt Professor Mothemotucs HQ' WILLIAM PARRISH Assocuote Professor Education D DON RAMPP Instructor Speech bm-' T C ROUSEY Assustont Professor Physlcol Educotnon Conch fy I Q I do , A ' ' rf f x I '--ff ,- .N 'A -V so 1 ' .f A 4 - I 1 X I I , 1 X D , -3 - . 4-K I 1 ' 4 1 V , A . V A Rx If ' I 'I 5 .I 1 an it M - .. ,.., 5:-'Ah I A T ' 1 I ff ' 'A If 'pil hy, I1 ,b 1 A . A R if w ffffzi 5 X I f Ja I ,Q .2 Q . 'I 1--1 . xg.. g f r asf W l Af r . 1, 51'-S, ' . - Q, .,., I , T 'fr - r is 4 L . I Q ' 4 x - f .ki 9' I:-1 . x t I X X ' ,.'.. wfks:5,,f -V Q V T K Q. f' ts- , A' be ' r A, X V A ls' 2' I 'f . . I , I ' P33473 .Is sh Qfr ffl'-Q:'1' if ., . ' ' I HERBERT S, SHULZE Associate Professor Education . 's. ,A HAROLD STRATTON Instructor Physical Education, Coach si- I CALVIN TURNBOW Associate Professor History : -W 'wi- . -fl.: if ax - as I .X -X : CJ' nd, f ,Q 1 1 so ir 'uni 5..- K ,As ',g:Q ,S if 5..v,1f,.,k'. . IU. , ,un -Adi, A I VICTOR SHOWALTER 0. G. SIZEMORE Associate Professor Assistant Professor Music Education init TN ig I v... -sr-' .9- EUGENIA THOMPSON SUE THORNTON Instructor UbYGYiUn English ' is 'in f'l'N . C59 ii E ' MINTER UZZELL BASEL VANSCHUYVER Associate Professor Associate Professor English Psychology : mn-if I rv Q1 K EQ' f l MAURINE SMITH Administrative Secretary Q, fa 5'- QI .N 1: favs 8 A I 3 L. . VAUD A. TRAVIS Professor Secondary Education KW, fi 1 f'. FRANK VESLEY Professor English W NES 5 D. M. WADLEY Assistant Professor Physical Education CLEMENT WATERFIELD Assistant Professor English 'V Q 5-tg., - MAXWELL WHITE Professor History I 2 f Qi, A 'fm Vt N -...xxx , .-D,. as L , A 1 X .5 RUSSELL WALKER I.. E. WALLEN THEODORE WALSTRUM Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Business Education Chemistry Music -fa I A Of , 'V' N r--- TPA of EMMIT WHEAT LOVENA WHEELESS JACK WHISENHUNT Assistant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor Mathematics Business Education Business Education mm-I ff 'W' R -.. ' --Ill- -v , -L-I , .Q fwfr of 2 In RALPH WHITWORTH DOROTHY YANDELL NEAL ZUMWALT Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Music Business Education Vocal Music 6' I' ik E RUBY BURK Manager Snack Bar LUCY CAPPS Hostess Haskell Hall MARY JAMES Secretary Publlc Relatnons DANA MAY Manager Student Center Tx Personnel Z' WILMA CARPENTER HATTIE GALLOWAY Clencal Assustant Clerical Assistant Business Offlce Busmess Offlce 55,55 sX CATHRYN JONES VIRGINIA KEELING Assistant Book Store Manager Assnstant Secretary Registry BEATRICE McCORMlCK WANDA MORRISON Hostess Wulson Hall Secretary Placement Bureau Q'-v LELA CANADA School Nurse Blll. HINTON Cashler Busmess Office JANE KING Dletltlan l PATSY MORTON Secretary Veterans Offuce JEAN NIX MARY .IO RAINS IRMA STIERWALT DOROTHY WILLEY Assistant Llbranan Clerll Reglstry Secretary Registry Secretary Dean of Instructlor K .lv :gill .1 X Q, L I . r I A 3 K . ., X' J , ,, . I. Q I ., X A 'W' ' A l f .N .1 A 'll ll 'W' ' ' 'L' l L ' ll , , in 6' ' 0- N ' S' 9 1 . :xv ' si i 7A 5. A , N ,K 1. A s. x X us- LX ' YM 1' W -W 1 Q IL X . w A ' I Sr S A V l P ' V. 3 A H B' ' 2555 -o xN 5' 3 zz, , 4 W , K Q Q ,, W ' of 5- , R 1 :lf X WINFIELD President - 1- . gr' yea '- -. rr g re , Q. , ' . 'ff fx:-1 . is 'V t-' sw. if 0- . T L t 'W STAGGS Secretary Q lr s X 'mfr you W. x X , qv- 1. ,ss Lw QU. rf- 4- 1 L... Q S: r , CARROLL McCLAIN PERRY ROSS u I' x CRANK FAUDREE GREENWOOD MARTIN, R. MARTTN, V. MORGAN PRIMROSE LESTER RITCHIE SAWYER DENEKE RANDELS tudent enate The Student Senate of Northeastern State College is a representative group of students elected by the student body to work in programs of recreation and social events in cooperation with the members of the faculty. The purpose of the Student Senate is to pro- mote student participation in governmentg to further the spirit of unity and cooperation by unifying the student bodyg to interpret to the student body the reg- ulations of the collegeg and to act as an intermediary between the student body and the administration. Some of the maior activities in which the Senate participated are: Freshman Orientation Week Homecoming Activities Supervision of Freshman Week Parents' Day Sponsoring of College Mixers Sponsoring of Sadie Hawkins Week Pre-Christmas Activities March of Dimes Cancer Drive Easter Egg Hunt Those who have the privilege of working in the Student Senate receive training in leadership which is not given in any course. They assume responsibility thot is not assumed in any other manner. They render services of a type which is unequaled. The work of the Student Senate is extremely im- portant. lt is largely due to the Senate's alertness, interest in student lite, and willingness to co-operate, and to serve that the student activities' program has been so successful. Id H Ji' ,K- l X , L1 f-I Campus Presidents ,714-.. Q. ...r.,, . wi cm Fi A. wi lg 'Q '- as uns -, R - L. 'sf L ' 'Z 77 J: 'fi ak 1 ,,- F fa 5 ' - Q 'E 5-r-vs ' 'Q Q. 1. 4. 'Y' ' is x ,, fy A 5'-Q4 ROBERT AGEE-Haskell Hall BILL AGENT-Sophomore RAMONA ALLEN-Pi Omega Pi, S. C. A. PAUL BANKS-MENC JIM BRIXEY-SNEA ZELDA CARROLL-WICA BECKIE COLLIER-Cherokee Hall LLOYD COPPEDGE-Rho Theta GENE CRAGAR-lndusiriai Arfs DOUGLAS DUKE-Phi Kappa Delia, English Ciub DALE EDWARDS-Cheerleader MARY JO EISERT-ASA, Panhellenic DON FARTHING-Drill Squad CHARLES FAUDREE-Tsa-La-Gi ANN FOX-Wesley Foundation EUGENE FREEMAN-Alpha Chi K WILLIAM GLYNN-Kappa Mu Epsilon MIKE JORDAN-Pre Med Q MILBURN LITTLEMAN-Oo-Na-Lee Q ROBERT MARTIN--Senior sms. Q 0 5' 5 Y iQ 5. I I .g is DANNY MILLER-Freshman 'A 9, LOU ANNA MOORE-Sigma Sigma Sigma 1 s- JACKIE MORGAN-BSU 1 'Nf- PAT O'REILLY-Newman Club 'fx' . . If x. 'L X 'IYAQ'-3 V ilu V lv: 'Q , 1 :I 1' 'L' 'Ig ' i . ' 1 'UIQ-Wx , It W , CAROLYN PACKARD-Wilson Hall ix EUGENE PUTTY-Square Dance Club ur SALLY RIDENOUR-WRA it CARL ROBERTS-Phi Sigma Epsilon N x I A if ANN ROSS-Delta Zeta iv :. CHARLES ROSS-Sigma Tau Gamma ' GERAL SAWYER-Au-Ger-Du-Lo, Alpha Psi Omega if-' ' BARBARA STAGGS-The Northeastern I pq 'A 4: JIM rnlcxsrr-Junior , -'fi JOAN VANZANT-Sigma Alpha Eta , LEON VOTH-MICA DENNIS WINFIELD-Student Senate ' A... 'iv YQA' X x 'x 'Eff SL- ' x, I Q HARRELI. GARRISON N S C -Q Veli- In-if RS: .,z-4' Y. 'LAR 6055 ' 'I .. S A .fl 9: is-X I sf' :E 'tr rs I 'Q - a -- ,.. .Ag .14 -4- 4 :QF ff, w-was f ,Q 1 ygcim -'Wg '41 . tv M4 ff gf Infirmary The between-class procession Pep rally Graduation Day '15 +,l X'-. 8, N x Q Ln L' X , sz. ,N A a ,,i,g,j.S? s n X sl xx 3 x' 615 -bt Q , w Q 1- X' KMWLQQKQQXX sf 1 sits? - xxff Q s. Q45 NMS lifes' 'vs --X' .MK K Y gif- Z.. F im N . Qs. Q W2 1-r '14 an ner- . J-.1 ' . ...',..5a'-45.2 ' 3- , . A - Q3 sl' 1. X ia Y 'I A' it lx .rr Q or Q. M' .A - , ' ve C' 'T' Q T 'Sli t . r 1 6. 0' Q. T' 1-5 Q1 Q. ,if 1M,- xl T M14 34 JAMES ADELBLUE Bus. Ad. Sopulpo BRUCE AKIN Bus. Tahlequah COLEEN R. ASHER Ele. Ed. Muskogee JOSEPH D. BARNARD Hisl. Wssivills ROLLAND l. BERRY Bus. Ad. Olcmulgoe WENDELL H. BOLEY Ind. Arts Cowela eniors JERRY DON JOHN P. NORMAN ABERNATHY ADAMS AHREND Hisiory Bus. Ad. Phy. Ed. Wilburlon Tulsa Broken Arrow DELMER RAMONA GAII. ALLEN AllEN ARNOLD Hisi. Bus. Ad. Eng. Wilburlon Sallisaw Tulsa NEDRA J. JUANITA PAUL E. ASHER BAl.lEW BANKS Ele. Ed, Els. Ed. Music Ed. Tahlequah Tahlequah Muskogee MARY KATHLEEN FREDDY M. BATTENFIELD BEARPAW BENFORD Ele. Ed. Bus. Ad. Hisl. Muskogee Tahlequoh Tulsa SHEl.BA J. ANNA O. JACK C. BETHYL BLACKWHL BLACKWELL Chsrnisfry Ele. Ed. Elo. Ed. Gans Wabbers Falls Webber: Falls JERRY D. JIM O. HAROLD BOUCHER BRADFORD BRANSCUM Hlsr. Ind. Arls Nat. Sci. Ollmulgee Walls Vidn EARL BRASHEAR Phy. Ed. Muskogee HUGH L. BRUMLEY Bus. Ed. Tulsa LYNN BURRIS Phy. Ed. Muskogee JULANE CAMPBELL A11 Henryetla CARROL M. CARTER Bus. Ed. Haskell TOMMIE COLEMAN Ele, Ed. Proclor eniors JEAN A. BRAUN Chem. Bokoshe JEANNE BUCK Home Ec. Muskogee WlNFORD BUTTS Malh Tohlequch LARRY N. CAMPBELL lnd. Arn Henryena KAY CARVER Soc. Viniva GEORGE COLLINS lnd. Arts Tulsa JIM BRIXEY lnd, Arts Tahlequah GARY D. BURGER Bus. Ad. Wagoner GLENN A. CAMPBELL Math Okmulgee DAN CAPEHART Hisf. Spiro BARBARA CHUPP Ele. Ed. Chouleou FLOYD L. COPPEDGE Molh Tahlequah LEONARD L. BROCK Phy. Ed. Foirland GAIL BURK Bus. Tahlequah JOE E. CAMPBELL Math Forum ZELDA M. CARROLL Bus. Tahlequah JERRY R. CLARK Phy. Ed. Tulsa LLOYD L. COPPEDGE Math Kansas ?! I5 ' l .' gb ,T . ,.-ff o .. . v- Q. wa., wi X x is 5 GN y - ' Ji 1' Q . fag X x his 'ik OO xxx ,1,'i'l' -A .au ' W 1, 5 . .f Q .iw 5. Q ,ZW .3 I an Q, 1 1 'zz If I L.. E I K . I S. B - 'Q . H -qs ... Q-.ax buns 4'-he up. 7' 5 . 'SW z' , I v ix -Q.. 'TP I -4 ' u QQ. N,- Q' fs LX 1634 W 1-. . -gfjrjz ' , .. 55 I N. I A I BARBARA CORNINE Art Bacone CAROL A. CRAIG Ele. Ed. Tulsa MELLY CRUZ Spanish Tulsa SUE A. DAVIS Home Ec. Holdenville VIRGINIA DePRlEST Bus. Ed. Mounds ROY L. DUCKETT Bus. Ed. Olcmulgee JOHN R. COUCH Econo. Nowam HAROLD R. CRAUN Bus. Ad. Pawhuska DENNIS CUMMINS Math Tulsa MARY DEFOOR Bu s. Ed. Warner LEON B. DIXON Plwy. Ed. Muskogee DOUGLAS DUKE Speech Sligler eniors SUE B. COX Home Ee. Grove ZULA D. CROCKER Ele. Ed. Wagoner DOROTHY CURRY Ele. Ed. Stilwell JIMMY L. DELSO Hin. Henryevta PAUL F. DOBBINS Bus. Ed. Coweta GEORGE DUNAGAN H. A P.E. Okay GENE W. CRAGAR Ind. Arts Tahlequah R. E. CROW Maih Tahlequah JACK M. DAILY Chem. Muldrow GRADY DENBY Bus. Ed. Kellyville MARY J. DOLLAR Ele. Ed. Wagoner CLAUDE A. DYER Moth Arizona eniors BILLY JOHN M. EARP EDDINGS Phy. Ed. Ele. Ed. Colcord Pryor .IAMES A. PATRICIA ELLIS ENGLISH Phy, Ed. English Nowcnu Locust Grove CALVIN B. CHARLES FARGO FAUDREE Ind. Arls Ar? Muldrow Muskogee NELDA RAYMOND FITZGERALD FORD Music Chem. Tulsa Muskogee LEONARD ROBERT GAMBLE GENEVA Ele. Ed. Ele. Ed. Webbers Falls Coweta BILLIE DONALD E. GIBSON GILL Home Ee. Business WUFHQY Muldrow ALICE LAURA FAYE EDDINGS EDDY Ele. Ed. Ele. Ed. Pryor Vinito RONNIE MAX W. EVANS EVERSOLE Plwy. Ed. Bus. Ed. Collinsville Muskogee ROY MARY FERRELL FESPERMAN Bus. Ad. Phy. Ed. Muskogee Bokoshe METTA R. RONALD E. FOSTER FREEMAN Ele. Ed. Soc. Tohlequoh Muskogee JOHNNY GRETA LOU GENTRY GEORGE Phy. Ed. Art Educ. Spiro Canadian LYNN N. CHARLES LEON GILLILAND GIST Molh Bus. Ad. Muskogee Tohlequah ,f 4 P5- 1:-J ggi.. wr. 1, 1 . I4 Ilfzr . 1 Q - I 1 4. r, I . eu., 93 A 'Res' A? 5 90 ,-Q I--X Ixos W- . Q--41 no, 'sf 4- 5 1' x 'Qa- O fn Y 5 1: Cf., 'E . L B- A 957 ' , 1 - 5 g . 0 ...,. . .X ., ' it vu. G3 K' Of iz. B Q., 1 c- YL Ha, 1 , 0- P. Wi., V . 4: Q ' . in ,- L.. . 152 - . , F .wr N' sf . I. AR X, 'X hy s 1:4 Hu -Q 1 S . ..., - hf T? N- 13. WILLIAM A. GLYNN Moth Nowalo ZELMA L. GORDON Ele. Ed. Ft. Gibson BILLY D. GREENWOOD Bus. Ad. Muskogee JEAN ANN HAMMONS Phy. Ed. Tahlequah NELLA F. HAUSENFLUCK Ele. Ed. Claremore LOUIS HEFNER Moll: For! Gibson BETTYE F. GOINS Bus. Ed. Spavinow GARY D. GORE Math Locus! Grove TNELMA J. GREENWOOD Elo. Ed. Fi. Smith ZANE HARDING Bus. Ed. Checotoh KAY HAVE NS Music Tohlequoh BARBARA HENSON Ele. Ed. Tulsa eniors DONALD L. GOINS Math Spovincw SUE C. GOUDREAU Ele. Ed. Wohpeton, N.l DONALD C. GUGEL Phy. Ed. Muskogee BURLEY JOE Tohlequah HAYHCOAT Ele. Ed. PHILLIP HEAD Biology Stigler NANCY 1. HOGAN Art Ed. Tulsa ROBERT L. GOOMBI Bus. Adm. Muskogee CHARLES GREEN Bus. Ed. McAlester JACK M. HAMLIN Sociology Muskogee REIA NATHCOAT Ele. Ed. Tohlequoh NORMAN NEATON Sociology Tohlequoh MICHAEL HOLLINGER Chemistry Tulsa PEGGY W. HOPKINS Bus. Ed. Sfilwell BRUCE I.. ISHMAEI. Speech Okmulgee JUDY JUDKINS Ed. Kansas NEVA KENDRICK Home Ec. Rose BILL A. KINKEAD Bus. Tchlequah JUDY KNIGHT Phy. Ed. Tahlequoh eniors JUDY KAY HOUSE! Educafion Eufoulo JESSIE T. ISOM Chem. G. Mat Bokoshe RAY JUDKINS Phy. Ed. Okla. City RODDY L. KERSEY Hilf. Tahlequoh JUANITA KINSLEY Elo. Ed. Keofa PHILLIP LAYNE Bus. Ad. Muskogee LAVONNE HUNTER Ele. Ed. Tulsa BETYYE JENNINGS h Elo. Ed. Bixby ELMER II. KARR Hisf. Checotch PEGGY A. KEYS Speech Tahlequuh JOYCE KIRK Moth Tahlequuh LINDA LEA Els. Ed. Broken Arrow wsuom Ig, A HOWARD .hx Mcih I 9' Vinita sossv , lg JONES Hin. Muskogee I--.wb 132:41 H 'iq 5 f Q ash' 5' :Ames Q , , ouumm ' E' Q ' b ' Bus. Ed. t 5 Tchlequoh Q--I ig is I , 1 ,i Ev :umcs ,, . F I KING 'E W' 0. 2 Ele. Ed. 5- , 5 ' Jenks f Q 7 k f If nd' I A -I: X , I Q M HIM 3 Xaf I + THELMA I. ' ,- xmx R 4 1 A 2 el.. ea. - . , tg . Boafmon es Q I, x I gl Y 57' I JO LETA . LEE Mufh Tohlequah ' fa.. Q 6- Q., al' ,.. FX , 'CE 91 fb t.. ,ff- GQ IQ uv. f '13 C' 'X '0- N v ' s us- Q - ,. 0. .33 L 1 Q-Q CHARLENE LEWSAW Hisf. Krebs RETTA M. MARTIN Ele. Ed. Westville J. W. MQALVAIN Hisf. Oologah JOHN G. McCOY Physics Muskogee EUGENE MCGILL Math Tohlequoh DEAN MOLINE Ele. Ed. Okemoh GEORGE A. LOVE Hisf. Muskogee ROBERT I. MARTIN Soc. Sand Springs SANDRA McCARTER Ele. Ed. Muskogee CHARLOTTE McDONALD Ele. Ed. Tulsa LOUIS R. MILLER Moth Poveou JAMES C. MOODY Bus. Ad, Okmulgee eniors BLANCHE LUSTY Home Ec. Wewokc JOHN J. MATTHEWS Mash Okfoha ROY L. McCASLIN Chem. McAlesVer GERALD McFADDEN Speech Muskogee BOB L. MILLSAP Hisf. Muskogee CHARLES L. MOORE Play. Ed. Tchlequoh MAURICE MARTIN Moth Gore PAULINE R. MATTHEWS Ele. Ed. Tohlequch JACK McCLAIN Phy. Ed. Tulsa MARILYN MCFERREN Ele. Ed. Tulsa JOHN C. MILLSAP Bus. Checofoh ELIZABETH MOORE Educ. Tchlequoh HAROLD J. MOORE Chem. Checotah CAROL A. MORRIS Bus. Ed. Muskogee DUANE M. MURRAY Bus. Ad. Westville GILGA R. NUTT Music Tahlequoh SHARON M. ORR Bus. Ed. McCurtain THEODORE PANTLE Nat. Sci. Tcxhlequch eniors JACKIE R. MORGAN Biology Bokoshe JIM V. MORRIS Speech Ollla. City CHARLES NIC HOLSON Phy. Ed. Checotah JACKIE OBERLY Bus. Ad. Walters BOBBY G. OWENS Ind. Arts Muldrow DONALD R. PARKHAM Bus. Ed. Bache WELDON C. MORGAN Hist. Hartshorn PAULA C. MUNN Speech Muskogee JAMES M. NOLEY Bus. Ed. Willaurton J. P. ODLE Soc. Kansas CAROLYN PACKARD Bus. Ed. Pryor BILLIE R. PARRIS Ele. Ed. Tohlequah ADA J. MORRIS Ele. Ed. Vian DERRELL V. MURPHREE Pre-Dental Arkansas WOODROW NORWOOD Phy. Ed. Tulsa PATRICK O'RElLLY Hist. Muskogee HELEN J. PANKRATZ Home Ec. lnola BILL PARSONS Phy. Ed. Sulphur ., M ' K Epvfzv . o-qs. 5 I-. A in ' in A ' v -V . in 2:1 t. 41- ' v.. wi . l , v I . 1.5. W . yi f IF 1, blvx if XS' if Q. Q, Q .gs A ' 7 ?.- . 'Cv FRANCIS L. PEASE Ele. Ed. Muskogee MARVIN D. POTTER Speech Jay HERBERT B. READING English McCurtain DONALD W RIDDLE Econo. Haskell JERRY E. ROBERSON Ind. Arts Nowata ROY A. ROGERS Biology Bristow Seniors LAWRENCE PERKINS Bus. Ed. Rose PATTY POTTS Ele. Ed. Checotah ROBERT D. REARDON Hist. Jay FRANK A. RINGO Soc. Dewey DAVID L. ROBERTS Math Muskogee SEIGAL ROGERS Ind. Arts NADINE PHILLIPS Ele. Ed. Tulsa ROGER G. QUIETT Physics Tulsa DeLOYD REED Phy. Ed. Muskogee GLYN RITTER Ind. Arts Tahlequah GENE A. ROBERTS Ind. Arts Big Cabin CHARLES ROOT Math Marble City Tulsa GOLDIE M. POOLAW Sociology Walters JOAN RAMSEY Ele. Ed. Tahlequah CHARLOTTE RHODES Home Ec. Coweta KENNETH ROACH Math Tahlequoh DUANE A. ROGERS Hist. Welch ANN ROSS English Tulsa CHARlES E. ROSS Bus. Ed. Salina SALLIE R. SCOTT French Muskogee JUDY SHACKELFORU Bus. Muldrow CAROLE SITZ Chem. Pryor FRANCIS I.. SUMMER Chem. Sand Springs DAVID STEVENS Hlsi. Muskogee eniors DARl.ENE ALLEN ROWLAND RUARK Ele. Ed. Maih Tahlequoh Vlun PAT A. Blll SCRIBA SETTLE Ele. Ed. Hisf. Wagoner Muskogee CHARLYNNE R. J. SHAW SIMMONS Bus. Ed. Ind. Arts Keota Peggs HUGH S. BOB H. SITZ SKELTON Chem. Hisf. Tuhlequch Tchlequch MARTHA A. Jo SORY STACK Music Speech T. Collinsville Nowuia FRANCES CHARlES STINNETT STITES Ar? Ind. Arts Muskogee Sullisow GERAI. SAWYER Speech Claremore JAMES E. SHACKELFORD Ind. Arts Muldrow MARY E. SISK Ele. Ed. Twin Oaks PHYLLIS A. SLOAN Moth Gore EDITH M. STATON Bus. Ed. Vion THELMA O. STONE Ele. Ed. Peggs T' MU .. C . V' 1-. o. QM' g...- Qs. I' 1 t i Y 'u l t I 44- fr s, Q i lr .R i -. Q- -Q-O 1 LX I El K9 3 5? r 5- Y 37, 1- P'-4 'W- C1 T 1. - . -9 .,.. 2 t.. BILL SUTTERFIELD Moth Stilwell PHIL C. THATCHER Art Muskogee R. GENE THOMPSON Phy. Ed. Depew BETTY J. TREAT Ele. Edu. Bokoshe RAY VINES Ind. Arts Tahlequalw LOUISE WALKER History Stilwell JACK K. THAYER Phy. Ed. Quinton KAY THOMPSON Ele. Ed. Tchlequuh BETTY M. TRICKEY Bus. Ed. Vinita LEON VOTH Bus. Ed. Inola LARRY WALKER Phy. Ed Muskogee eniors GERALD D. JIMMY L. THOMPSON THOMPSON Moth-Chem. Phy. Ed. Ft. Gibson Tahlequah BILL W. BOBBY JOE TILLERY TRAVIS Chem.-Ed. Bus. Adm. Tahlequah Tohlequah TED JOAN VonCUREN VANZANDT Ind. Arts Ele. Ed. Oologoh Tahlequch SHARON JAMES A. WAGNER WALKER Ele. Ed. Bus. Ed. Welch Muskogee EDWIN SHERRIL K. WALLACE WALTERS Bus. Ed. Ele. Ed. Haskell Tahlequah KATHRYN WARDER Ele. Ed. Rose BOB WATTAM Moth Salina HAROLD B. WHITENACK Moth Tulsa DIANE J. WILLIS Biology Tahlequah CURTIS WYNN Chem. Bacone eniors CAROLYN WARFORD Ele. Ed. Vinita KENNETH WEAVER Phy. Ed. Muldrow SHIRLEY WHITENACK English Tulsa RUSSELL WILT Ind. Arfs Adair FRANK YOUNG Bus. Ad. Hartshorne CLARK R. WASSON Bus. Ed. Anflers BILL E. WELLS Math Watts MARY ANN WHITESIDE Ele. Ed. Cartersville DENNIS WINFIELD Speech Kansas ROBERT CLAPTON 5th Yr. Missouri FERN WATKINS Ele. Ed. Tahlequoh JOE M. WHEELER Moth Muskogee ELVIN WILLCOX Sociology Romana CAMILLA WOFFORD Ele. Ed. Sollisaw DAVID MARKHAM 51h Yr. Tchlequoh .. Art LY ,, 3, f ,I M 'Y 'N - ' 6- 4 I s..,, X' Q! lzs fx A I .fam r'- -., Q. .--. it ,. ., I 4- W 3110 3, nr -.Q-' 5' f .L Ae 'lll Kgfk Q. f Ki? I so- ' Sl! Q-'A TQ' -ig Q.. - -... ,, N. ,saws x 'Mil Z fly!- '? 'f - 2 ...pr IWQ- X 'X X iv-Q . ,Jr . S .!q1 I? fx: ! A 'f flu? A95 1... 1 'fx-4 K 1 4. 4 7 ACT, in 'laffffx 'W !l, ,Lx'f' -a I , 4 ' v .' I-i, 'Ns N. aL I f,17','r4... 'NN N The unior Class vw lqrlfgq ,A w I -.R 1, ' . ' -. ',X LJ g W f 'R 1 rl. 9. ' -Q A -F 'I Q f e.l D 42. -- . :Vx it 'A v- Fx R TT R X K- R- Q I il I 3 , .3 3, ' 45- - HX :N r,R. - -M A Q -6 P ' gf Q 'T S . .- 'Y gf' NX 1 , sl as I I , S . x N C P K ,pw ya Q 'Q .K . 1' s. 'P ka- . ' V , I 1 is A The Junior Class ROBERT R. AGEE, Tulsa JOHN T. ALLEN, Tulsa GERALD J. ANQUOE, Mounrain Vrew KAY ARMSTRONG, Broken Arrow MARTHA L. ARNALL, Stilwell PHILLIP C. BAKER, Bixby CLARENCE BAKER, Tohlequoh BARBARA V. BEAR, Lequire JIMMIE E. BEARD, Wilburton FRANK E. BEARS, Ccfooso DONNA BENSON, Indianola BERT E. BLEDSOE, Clwecotolw RITA A. BODINE, Broken Arrow MARY BOONE, Vera FRANK C. BOROVETZ, Muskogee RICHARD D. BOWEN, Whitefield ELLEN C. BRANDON, Dustin R. DEE BRANDON, Wefurnka DAVID I.. BREWER, Talwlequalw MARY J. BRIM, Muskogee DORIS J. BROWN, Pryor WILLIAM J. BROWN, Muskogee SIDNEY D. BROWNING, Afton BOB LEE BRUTON, Hcrtshorne JAMES O. BURGESS, Poleou WYNEMA BURGESS, Broken Arrow CHARLES BURNS, Mozie DOUGLAS BURWELL, Canadian JOHN MACK BUTLER COLLEEN M. CADION, Broken Arrow VELDA J. CAMPBELL, Pryor DINA L. CAPEHART, Spiro JEAN M. CASKEY, Muskogee BILLYE W. CENTER, Moffett WONDA l, CHANEY, Claremore RAYMOND CHRONISTER, Arkonscs LAQUETA CLARK, Muskogee LILA L. CLARK, Broken Arrow LARRY L, COFFEE, Conodion WILLIAM R. COLEY, Wisier REBECCA COLLIER, McAles!er GEORGE COOPER, Tohlequoh MARY J. COX, Grove CHRIS CRANK, Muskogee JEWELL DALTON, Cons CAROL J. DARLING, Vero BILL DAVIS, Collinsville CHARLES H. DAVIS, Muskogee DONALD A. DAVIS, Muskogee JIMMY L. DAVIS, Picher LEON DICKEY, Romonu PAT DILLARD, Warner MYRL DOBBS, Svilwell DONALD DOUGHERTY, Pryor BOBBY D. DOWDY, Brislow CHARLES C. DOWNUM, Slidhom DON A. EASTERLING, Wugoner JON R. EDWARDS, Solligow MARY JO EISERT, Muskogve NAOMI EMERSON, CI1ecoIuIx A-.. 39 C- 5'. .Q-.5 K 'V 'K lx ll fn ai ,2 vu F' :L E HM 2 -. .- KL Li 5 '.,, I W' A - 1 , - z. ' ,an fa- W' C.. i Q 6? :iw Q' 1:4 A fv ,- A N. . :IQ ' f sf ' A 5' fu' l 'r A Q G 4-'I . .Sh .lax DE. ri 'L ,':'q ,ti LA V :H x L I ' A 4. Z vs. x. ,,b' '-.X za QL Q, , NF.. Class of '61 1 X G .P ,. no 1! ,-R Q. 4 f- - S: fp T 'R ' ua- XXX fq -X' ns- .5 L .B-X iv 1. NEAL EMERSON CI1ecoIoI1 HUGH W ENOS Powhusko JOE P FERGUSON Scxpulpo FAY FIORETTI Stngler RAY FIORETTI Shgler JERRY L FORD Wounwrnghv ANN E FOX Loverne DEANNA FLANAGAN Muldrow RUTH L FULLER Tcxhlequoh LOUISE GAMBLE Webbers Folls JOE W GARNER Collnnsvulle MIKE GARDNER Borflesvllle BILLYE M GATLIN Warner BEVERLY A GEORGE Tchlequoh JAMES T GILES Locust Grove DANIEL GORDON McAlester TOM GOREE Tulsa JACK GOREE Tulsa DARRELL GOSNELL Tchlequch HARLEY GOSNEY Knefer JAMES A GRAY Muskogee JOHN E. GRAY Cleveland EUNICE J. GRAYBILL Cameron ANEITA J. GREEN Muldrow CAROL A. HAGGARD Spovinow EMILY A. HALES Webbers Falls RONALD G. HALES Midwest City PEGGY L. HAMILTON Delowore ED L. HAMMONS Tulsa JOHN C. HARKEY Eufoulo BRUCE E. HARPER Claremore HOWARD W. HARRELL, Roland PATRICIA HARRIS, Muskogee JOANNE M. HARRISON, Kelchurn PHYLLIS HATFIELD, Muskogee DON F. HAXEL, Waits PEGGY HAUBER, Tulsa DOROTHY S. HENRY, Sand Springs MARLA S. HERRING, Spiro WANDA R. HIGHLAND, Wetumkc 'I-IIE -IIIIIIOI' Class A 3 1 S I I A I xlxll ' X . . . . x , ' fe- ' ' Z j , N ' . - is ' . A ' 5 .I 'l I . . 5. V ' Q' . , lg A k I X ' ,,,, I I ' Al ' ' a . r , - . f sf I A 8 ,I ' E, - , 54 . , QQ vu I ' i I I I' 1 R' - 4, any cb .A ' . 3 4- . ' .' J :'- -v ff I' gm 6 I ,Q 'M Y- , 5,5 lr- I ' l N., 1, , , II X Q L 7 S x -N ff Ya ' 'I xx s li 'J 1' N ' Hump 5' 5? G' Y v Qs f Q- f 0 ,E R Q ' I , X , A Q 9 . V' 5 r MARTHA N HILLIARD Grove PHYLLIS A HINDS Watts SHERYAL HIXSON Muldrow JACQUELYN R HOBBS Muskogee VICTOR HOLLANDSWORTH Barvlesvulle GUY N HOUDYSHELL Pryor LAVONNE HOWLINGWOLF N Dakola PEGGY L HOYT Muskogee FRANCES K HULL Henryeffa JAMES W HULSEY Arkona DON RAY IKER Tulsa NATHANIEL IRVING Muskogee ELIZABETH JOHNSON Buxby BRODIE JONES Braggs THOMAS A JONES Wagoner WANDA S JONES Pryor MIKE JORDON Tulsa LOUISE KEENEY Haskell FRANK KELLY Jenks HOWARD B KIGHT Vnan SHERRILL KOLAR Muskogee ZANE E LACROIX Okmulgee RUBY N LARMOUR Wnsfer DOROTHY LASELUTE Zum NM EARL E LATIMER Sallnscw JO A LEE Idaho Falls Idaho ROBERT K LEE Tahlequah PATJ LESSLEY Claremore DON P LEWIS Stugler LINDAL LEWIS Stngler ROYR LINGO Bernlce MILBURN LITTLEMAN Anadcrko CAROLE LONSINGER Vera CAROL MARTIN Tahlequah CARL MARTIN Pryor PATTI MARTIN F1 Gnbson JERRY MQALLISTER Sand Sprmgs LOUIS MCCLENDON Broken Arrow JOYCE M:COLLOUGH Porter BILL MCCREADY Sand Sprmgs Class of 61 iv- .,. 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The Junior Class DELILAH McMAHON, Kansas SALLY METZGER, Braggs STAN MILFORD, Ft. Defiance, Ariz. LAWRENCE E. MILLS, Muskogee DOROTHY MONTGOMERY, Barnsdall JOE MOODY, Barflesville LOU ANNA MOORE, Eufaula KATHY MORGAN, Whitesboro BRADLEY MORRIS, Wisfer J. A. MULHOLLAND, Tulsa , Texas FAWNEIL MURPHY, Jay MICHAEL MUNDING, Tulsa JAMES M. MUNN, Muskogee RAY MUSTAIN, Big Cabin CARLOUS NAYLOR, Heavener .IOHN T. NEAL, Barflesville JOHN E. NEEDHAM, Grove JOSIE NESSER, Haskell JAMES H. NICHOLSON, Kinla GAYLE NIESWANDER, Tulsa STANDFORD NOBLE, Muskogee JERRY OGDEN, Stilwell MAX OQUIN, lnola NANCY PANTER, Tahlequoh JAMES W. PARKER, Henryetta DARRELL PATTERSON, Stilwell WILLARD N. PERRY, FY. Gibson GRETHA PICKENS, Westville JAMES PICKENS, Tulsa HERBERT PITCHFORD, Beggs CONNIE POGUE, Muskogee JAMES POGUE, Sand Springs RICHARD POLK, Broken Arrow SUSAN POWELL, Porum VELMA PREWETT, Muldrow BOB PRIEST, Tcxhlequulw KING QUIETT, Tulsa MIKE QUINN, Tulsa JOHNIE RAINS, Westville EULIS READING, Covington JAMES REED, Coweta SALLY RIDENOUR, Pocola JIM F, RINEHARD, Fr. Gibson SUE RITCHIE, Stilwell IMOGENE ROACH, Webbers Falls TOMMIE ROBBINS, Muskogee DON ROBERTS, Muskogee CARL ROBERTS, Sand Springs JAMES ROBINSON, Sand Springs JAMES ROGERS, Tohlequolw BOBBY DAN ROWE, Okrnulgee BILL DAVID RUBLE, Tohlequclw TOM F. RUSSELL, Coweta PHILLIP SAAB, Haskell GLENDA SADLER, Muskogee JIMMIE SANDERS, White Oaks EDWARD SAVAGE, Shidler DONNA J, SEVIER, Muskogee GEORGE SEVIER, Muskogee HAROLD SHEARER, Muskogee ca? Y , nm I ? I fl- IS. '1 X If.. ,vb fi If .C l 'TL ...H it 5 5 4. x.. 1 P fffipgy. 4 N . r. L I A if fall? ' Nil 5 R f Zi ,Q 5. M 1 L ffm Q.-nr , Y 7V S . 5. . -Q ti f ' a 9.0614 X , ... 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L In ii iq, 9 -Q-. yn.- vsp- 5 -nn, bv ov -is Q f 1 Y' 3- SHIRLEY SHEPHERD Tahlequah ROBERTA SHIRK Sfnllwafer DIANE SHROPSHIRE Eufaulo DAN C SISEMORE Checotah WARREN SLUSHER Pryor ANN SMITH Kansas .IERRY SMITH Claremore DAVID L SPEARS Tahlequah OSCAR SPRADLING Muskogee HORACE SPROUSE Bokoshe BOB STARKEY Muskogee CAROLE STANDRIDGE Haskell DANIEL N STILES Ramona PEGGY STILES Ramona STEPHEN STEPHENS Okmulgee CHARLES STINNETT Vran JOHN A STOLZER Sand Springs ARTHUR D STONE Hrfchxta CLYDE STRACHAN Tulsa EDITH SUTTLE Cookson BERNICE STRATTON Tulsa CHARLES TABER Lrberty DONNA TERHUNE Tulsa NORMA THAYER Weiumka AUDREY THOMAS Strlwell CARL THOMPSON Tulsa DORIS THOMPSON Tchlequah GUY THOMPSON Sallrsaw TEDL TOWRY Tahlequah MARVIN TRAW Gilbert Arrzonc JIM TRICKETT Muskogee MAVA 'IRICKETT Tulsa ROSE TRICKEY Bug Cabm RAY G TUCKER Wulson CAROL UZZELL Tahlequah EVELYN WARD Tahlequah BARBARA WEAVER Forum MARY K. WEBB Sallisaw EUGENIA WEBBER Commerce NORMA .I. WEST Maysville Ark. FRANKLIN WHATLEY, Moffett CARL WHITE, Keystone EDDY WHITE, Twin Hills DELLA WHITMIRE, Stilwell RUSSELL WILKIE, Westville ELMER WILKINS, Blue Jacket VIRGINIA WILLS, Lenclpch CHESTINE WILSON, Muskogee SUE ANN WILSON, Hulbert RICHARD WOLFE, Chelsea DeWAYNE WOOD, Pryor .IESSIE WOODWARD, Checotolw JOE C. WOODWARD, Hulbert JOHN E. WOODWARD, Sczlliscw CLYDE M. YARBROUGH, Keystone v A . ..,,. b. - ,-. .- ,.-, ,.-q ,,. 1 .Q-gR14 '5w X 7 ,- of- '. ssf 1 !'m.- 4.41 pf at 5331 , fi? 62, 'MN ,SK 1 ' l , . J. ' A. '-ww. 5 I 5 . ?, m Q 'H' mil? gram 5 O Q x 3, A 622' U7 Aff- ' ,A fr C40 J: a .. .f . ' - 7 D ' ' nu mf' . A L I 9 x X wk, , I , .SWK .7 5 A A A , 5' I . I fb .1 'Q by wxlxkgk xg , - 5211? ya? E hi T 'Eng -.4 iq-3, ffitc as it . filgftwi 4' A A.. 'tt X it V . s 1 Xing if-aww if n ,Q K 0 , , .a 1. I EN ' . ' Q 13 Q 7 6 4. if f5Y'f'I , Xw3v. Qggh f 5 , L fl 2 1 f f aA-ffm f ' :ff-, gf . 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Q T' N 'R va 'Tc' mi 2: 'S Q i IT' 5x 1-, S X ,Y 4:55 -1 f-C In S- 'P' QNX BILLS AGENT Sallnsaw SONDRA S AGUIRIE Tulsa JOYCE G ALFORD Maam: RONALD J ANDREWS Foyul LULA E ANDERSON Vran SANDRA ASHBILL Sallnsaw DANNY S BAKER Tulsa BARBARA S BALES Sand Sprnngs BOBBY G BARNES Nowata MILEY A BEAVER Okmulgee FRED T BENSON Induanola LLOYD BERRY Claremore JUDITH BISHOP Tulsa BILLIE K BLACKWELL Tulsa MARY F BLAKEMORE Sfllwell WANDA L BLAND Folrlond MICHAEL S BLANTON Claremore CHARLES A BOCKENHEUSER Muskogee KELLY B BOEN Muskogee LOIS A BOGLE Vnmla JERRY R BOOTH Wllburlon HUGH S BRANYON Tulsa JAMES D BRASHEAR Sfllwell ADOLPH B BRAZINSKY Muskogee ANNETTE BRICKEY Okmulgee LEN C BROTHERTON Muskogee JACK BROWN Malay RALPH E BROWN Brnsfow KATHERINE BROYLES Henryeila JOHNNY A BURNETT Wagoner BILL BUTTS Pawhuska WILLIAM R BYNUM Stnlwell BILLIE M CAPPS Tahlequah JOHNNYL CARANO Krebs NANCY L CARPENTER, Tulsa BETTY R CARROLL Tahlequch WANDA M CARROLL Oaks oAvloL CARTER supulpa SHIRLEY A CATRON, Vran WAYNE C CEARLEY Bug Cabin BARBARA CHILDRESS Sapulpa EARL L CHRISMAN Kansas WENDELL R CLAXTON Cowen: JO NELL CONDREN Muldrow RALPH W CONNER NAKITA M COOPER Tahlequah BOBBYR COWAN Barflesvllle PHIL D CRAFT Hugo NORMAJ CRAIG Stilwell BARBARA .I CRABTREE Scpulpa GARYJ CRAM Broken Arrow SUE K CROSSWELL Canadian MARGARET F CROCKER Boynton JULIA CROW Tahlequoh RONALD C CURNUTT Tulsa RONALD A CURTIS Tulsa MARY A DAILY Eufaula EVELYN V DARK Broken Arrow JOE D DARNELL Blue Jacket PAT Y DAVIS Hanna LETA M DAWSON Shlwell EVELYN DEWART Wesivllle JAMES B DUNCAN Tulsa RONNIE DUROSSETTE Haskell DALE D EDWARDS Tulsa JOE ENLOW Parkhnll PATSY I ELLIS Vnan HAROLD D ELSEY Muskogee NEIL R EPPS Tahlequuh CAROLYN S FARGO Muldrow GAIL FARRILL Beggs JAMES W FARRIS Muskogee DONALD B. FARTHING Wagoner KAY FINE Tulsa AUNDRIA R. FINLEY Muskogee JERRY FINLEY Tulsa MARCELLA FLANAGAN Solliscw PAT FLANAGAN Mulclrow CHARLES FLINT Claremore HELEN L. FLINT Claremore Class of 62 mm 'X MIM T' , S Q-v 1- 5- if Q- l 'bg Wm KW Q SN OK ,,-v f'ln . I l IO' lun! .0 CX is S. fc: 3 A 933 nm.. ...IH vi . vi ik' A rl 'A H ' -my 'oi -, v , . gf, 8. 5. if hs D X fx r F 1 ogw 1. 'lil 'E .Y Y as ' . - 5. -vu I s. 'E . B- '5 'P f' . ' I li . I6 'TPI A I .,,.f,.,, V h- - ggi, 1 4 Sl' ' AI ST ' s B' I .Q .. Tx n' px Q.. 1 qv Q, - x f' OG ' ' . EN -ag 5-X Eu ' 2 rv 'L FRANKLIN D. FOLSOM, Tuhlequczh CAROLYN J. FORD, Muskogee BEATRICE FOSTER, Tohlequoh DANNY E. FOSTER, Ochelotc GRETA N. FRANKS, Sfigler BARBARA J. FRICK, Tulsa DONALD A, GARD, Muskogee JACK W. GARRISON, Muskogee ROSETTA M. GAYLOR, Bcrtlesville KENNETH A, GENTRY, Spiro CHERRY GILL, Chelsea CAROL J. GILLILAND, Bowring JOHN GIRDNER, Tohlequoll RICHARD GONZALEZ, Tulsc BOB GORDON, Borflesville DEE R. GOTT, Ochelutcx GLORIA GRAHAM, Spcvincxw EVELYN E. GRAVITT, Wagoner LYNN A. GRAY, Bcxrtlesvllle BILLYE B. GUENTHER, Owosso AURELIO GUTIERREZ, Dewey WILSON HAIR, Hulbert ALICE HALLFORD, Tulsa BETTY S. HALLUM, Haskell ADENE HARL BILL D. HARRISON, Tulsa WAYNE M. HARROLD, Bristow PATRICIA HAWKINS, Hcnncx ALETHEA HEAD, Siigler JOHN W. HEADRICK, Tulsa The Sophomore Class DONALD R, HELMER, Muskogee DURWOOD H. HENDRICKS, Conodion HAROLD D. HENDERSON, Muskogee ROBERT G. HENDERSON, Bixby JIMMYE S. HENSLEY, Checoroh BETTY A, HERT, Pryor RAY HIGGINBOTHAM, Bcrtlesville WENDELL HIGHTOWER, Enid GLORIA J. HOCKETT, Tulso SAM M. HODGES, Sollisow JEWELL HOLDERBY, Tohlequolw MYRTLE E. HOLLAND, Tohlequoh FRANCES S. HUDLIN, Tuhlequoh JUDITH N. HUMPHRIES, Tulsa RICHARD L. HUNTER, Spiro JIM HYATT, TUISCJ WILLIE R. HYTCHE, Porler JIM W, INCE, Muskogee CHARLES ISOM, Claremore ARVIL L, JACKSON, Checomh VAL LEE JACKSON, Muskogee ELSIE M. JAMES, Tolwlequoh FRANCINE J. JESSEE, Bixby ALLEN R. JOHNSON, Okmulgee CAROL L. JOHNSON, Tulso BARBARA JONES, Pryor GRETA A. JONES, Porum JANET D. JONES, Kcmscs DAN M. JONES CAROLYN M. KEELE, Tulsa , 1:3 Z? K we S K I fi 4 AQ! R.. 1 1. - 'Lb 4' A. r .Q' 43 Class of '62 :arf fs' .1 -I x S ,- 45, 'bg Q- qs The ophomore Class w. .iff T . YS 'wi 54. 36 'C' ...Q nf bv 2 g g wnlfku 24- F'- C 'tn 'cs 'His sr CHARLES E KELLY Broken Arrow VELMA L KETCHER Stilwell ELOISE A KUKAL Tulsa JERRY G LAMB Muskogee ROBERT F LATIMER Salllsaw DONNAJ LENOX Boynton CARL F LESTER Tulsa PAT LESTER Broken Arrow JAMES A LINER Jenks JOHN LOEFFELHOLZ Dewey DALE C LONG Muskogee JACKIE LOVETT Tulsa JOHN T LUPER Kansas BILLIE MALLORY Sapulpa ARTHUR LEE MANN Tulsa DEWEY ED MARTIN Muldrow JO ANN MARTIN Wagoner APRIL MATLOCK Tulsa FAYNELL MAYS Stnlwell DONOVAN 5 MAXEY Tulsa ADA MAE McALVAIN Oologah MARGARETJ McCOLLOUGH Pryor NORMAJ McCOLLUM Tahlequoh RUEL L MQCONNELL Muskogee WANDA J MCELHANNON Okmulgee JERRY D MCGAUGH Bristow GAYLE McGUlRE Bortlesvnlle JAMES T McKlNNEY Jenks JIM W MCSPADDEN Tohlequah KAY E MECHLING Bartlesvnlle JOYCE A MIDDLETON Henryetta CORKY MIZELL Coweta RICHARD B MOORE Okmulgee PATSY R MOORE Porum PAULINE F MORRIS Westvulle COLLEEN D MURRAY Westvnlle FREDA B MURRAY Tahlequah JERRY A NELMS Coweta ELLEN R NELSON Tulsa BRENDA K NEWTON Sallnsaw MARVIN WM NEWTON Tc:l'1lequol'1 DELORES J NORTH Checolah JERRY NUNNELEY Tahlequah BILLJ ODOM Chouleclu JOHN O LEARY Kansas MARILYN S OLIVER Tulsa JACK L PAINTER Pryor RICHARD A PATRICK Muskogee DON PARNELL Tulsa RONALD D PERDUE Muskogee JOE C PHILLIPS Wonnwrnght JERRY B PIPPIN Muskogee JOE K PIRTLE McAlesrer RUBY F PORTER Jay DONNA J PUGH Tulsa JANET C PUGH Muskogee EUGENE E PUTTY Muskogee GRETCHEN QUETON Brigham Cnty Ulah BILLY H RACKLEY Haskell TILLMANJ RAGAN Norman JIMMIE L REED Nowata SANDRA L RHEA Dewey LORENE P RICHARDSON Muskogee JUDITH A RITTER Ketchum LINDA ROBBINS Locus? Grove CECILG ROBERTS Pawhuska DORIS A ROCHAU Tulsa GLENDA M. ROSS Muldrow JAMES A. ROWLAND Jenks JEAN K. ROZELL Webbers Falls DANIEL P. SAVAGE Okla. Clly ELAINE R. SECKLER Tulsa ZEE A. SHADRICK Owasso VIRGINIA K. SHERMER Muldrow ODELL SHORT Keotu MURLENE D. SIMPSON, Pofeau BILL J. SISSON, Pryor JEWELL K. SITZ, Pryor ANDREW SKEETER, Mounds DONNA S. SMITH, Wagoner Class of 62 If 10' oi 'X 5 gs fix qv' 3 sn 0- l 138. In HQ!! I Q .-.1 U-v sb' axe! I. llls I ill f X Qs , X. 1' ng' XY: 5 ,llllllzki iii. i if X A My x,. 5. 5-, 1' 1 M m r . -FQ i I so ,L . . ,X yy fs. ? ' 'B ,- .V A4 .,,. Li 'sf '-M L. T I 1 . A I K 15:3 A I Q4 Era 4? 1 .I I ., ll B Ag, l S :K ...TT O 'J f x Tm ' I 64 E rg x HAROLD L. SMITH, Bixby NORMA P. SMOCK, Pryor DALE C. SPARKMAN, Guns BARBARA STAGGS, Muskogee ESTHER L. STANCELL, Sligler MARY STAMPER, Tulsa JOE F. STANSELL, Locust Grove LONNIE C. STANSIFER, Puwhuskcz WINNIE L. STOVALL, Vicm JERRY F. STREBEL, Okay WALTER H. STUBBS, FY. Gibson CHARLES C. STUMBAUGH, Sfigler DONNA R. SULLIVAN, Muskogee NORMA J. SUMNER, Adair JO LAYNE SUNDAY, Myers MEREDITH A. SWIMMER, Locus! Grove PAULA TARKINGTON, Tc1l'1lequc1I'1 VERNON P. THOMPSON, Hulbert JULIA A. THORNE, Tchlequczh CLINTON E. THORNTON, Jay BETTY JO TILLERY, CQIOOSG GENEVA M. TILLEY, Prue TOMMIE D. TOMMEY, Okmulgee DELPHIA Z. TOPETCHY, Grundfielcl TOMMY TRAW, Arkoma DIXIE R. TRICKEY, Big Cubin DON L. TROTTER, Bixby DAVID B. TUCKER, Muskogee CECIL E. UNDERWOOD, Marble Cily BETTY M. VAUGHAN, L8QUire THEODORE E. VINEYARD, Adair ROBBIE L, VICK, FI. Gibson LEE WALKER, Sclpulpc PATSY WALTERS, Skiofook BENNY J. WARD, Ramona FULTON G. WARREN, Tulsa LINDA S. WASSON, Broken Arrow WANDA WATSON, Westville AMIE WEST, Stilwell SHERRY WILCOX, Tohlequch JOHN P. WILLIAMS, Tulsa RAMONA A. WILLIAMS, Poteou JEANE W. WILLIS, Sand Springs NELLIE WOODARD, Tohlequczlw DEWAYNE WRIGHT, Tulsa JANICE S. YANDELL, Tulsa ERMA L. YEAGER, Tohlequoh CLAUDIA R. YOUNG, Tohlequah JERRY L. YOUNGER, Inolcx 1 AUWW if X il il RH YMPQQQ fkw' Qi 1 HBH ?Bl l'l if Html' ' The Freshman Class s- L Y' 0 I u X 51.4- E , es- s- Y' 'fr Q.- I . X X I ,Sl I 1 , I :N bf 3 wi'- K' 4:- IM Q an Q..- qw' 'vs 3C Exqxmx The Freshman C DAVID W BATES Nowafa JAMES S BEATTIE Tulsa JIM N BECK Tahlequah CLAUDIA M BELL Vlan WM A BELLE ISLE Tulsa PEARLINE BENGE Muldrow MERVIN BENNETT Okmulgee KAY BERRYHILL Sapulpa JAMES BIBLE Chelsea DANIEL BIGHORSE Pawhuska CARL G BIVINS Claremore JAMES L BLACKWELL locust Grove KAY BLAYLOCK Mulclrow BARBARAJ BLAND Farrland MARY K BOARDMAN Muskogee Qu- -avv ,. CAROLYN B, ABBOTT, Muskogee FRANK J. ADAMS, Liberly JOHNNY C. ADAMS, Delaware BILL E. ADAMS, Kiefer THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Wagoner DOUGLAS T ALLEN Checotah JANE R ALLEN Fayetlevxlle Ark JERRY D ALLEN Tahlequah MARGARET L ALLEN VIHIIG MAX ALUMBAUGH Tulsa DONALD L ANDERSON Ft Gubson FRANCES E ANDERSON Owasso MARIE Y ANDERSON Muskogee WELDON L ANDREWS FY Gibson JOHN W ARTHUR Ft Grbson LAWRENCE AYTES Tahlequah DAVID F BAILEY Fl Gibson BETTY L BAKER Tahlequah DICKIE J BAKER Talwlequah MAEBELLE T BAKER Muldrow LYNDA G BALLARD Muskogee JAMES W BARNES Delaware SHARON S BARNES Chrlocco THOMAS E BARTLEY Tulsa DARLENE L BATT Locus! Grove lass .xy Q.. N1 5 FRED H RUTH A BOATRIGHT Fl Gnbson CHRIS A BOLTON Joy KERIN D BOSTON Adcur EDWARDL BRACE Chulocco EDNA BRANNON Adcur PAULJ BRANSON Oklu Cny CHARLES E BRIDGES Tczhlequcxh JEAN BRIGHT Tulsa CHARLES E BRITTON Tulsa ANNAL BROWN Eufoulo ROBERT BRUCE Tulsa MARY S BRYANT Tcxhlequcrh N JO BUTLER Tohlequczh TOMMIEL BUSTER Porler JANICE BURCHFIELD Muskogee CAROLE BUCKNER Shlwell BURGESS Bryson Clly NC JOHN BURKETT Muskogee PHILLIP E BUSH Muskogee BETTY L BYNUM Choufeuu DEEANN BYNUM Vzan SHIRLEY J BYNUM Shlwell CARROLL D BYRD Shlwell SHIRLEY CABE Puwhuska ANTHONY C CAGLE Westvnlle BX 1'-' if lL. x..d CF' Class of 63 1 1-s S7 . E- .Lk ir-w T:- .7.'., . .fu ., - 1, ifl'lr?::?gg ERROL D. CALVERT Tulsa CLARA L. CAMPBELL Big Cabin R. JOE CANNON Sand Springs QUINCY D. CANTRELL Colcord PAULINE CARIKER Stigler JOHN CARLILE, Tahlequoh CARL M. CARLILE, Stilwell JERRY R. CARLTON, Westville MARGARET CARMICHAEL, Westvnlle VELDA D. CARR, Coweta NORMA J. CASADY, Tohlequoh DEANNA J. CASWELL, Grove SUZANNE CASWELL, Tulsa GEORGE R. CAVENY, Wagoner LEE ROY CAYWOOD, Henryeffcl JUDY A CHANDLER Tulsa RICHARD B CHEATWOOD Okla Cnty JERRY D CHILDERS Gans KENNETH C CHILDERS Gans BILLY D CHILDRESS Porter RUSSELL J CLARK Sand Springs TOM CLAWSON Tulsa CAROL LYNN COCHRAN Tulsa CHRISTINE CODY Carnegte SAMUELM COCHRAN Tahlequah ANNA LEE COLE Tulsa MARY PAT COLE Muskogee MYRAHO COLEMAN Taltlequah CAROLYN COLLINS Coweta LAVONNE M COLLINS Chelsea LUCY R COMBITES Wagoner DARLENE F COMBS Chouteau PATRICIA COMBS Pryor ONETA LEE COMER Tahlequah BILLIE R COOK Tahlequah KAREN JO COOK Locust Grove MAURICE N COOK Hulbert SHIRLENE V COOK Fourfax WILLIAM R CORE Tulsa TONY CORNELIU5 Kellyvulle MARCIA COVEY Tahlequah MARY ANN COWDEN Broken Arrow VIRGINIA R COX Westvnlle EDGAR LEE CRABTREE Jay JACK R CRAFT Pryor JAMES E. CRAUN Nelagoney LENA M. CRITTENDEN Hulbert JUDY F. CROLEY Stilwell KAY K. CROW Tulsa VIRGINIA CRUMM Kansas HOWARD CRUTCHFIELD Sallisaw C' 084 C-n C A Y' sn., fs QE-Q Y an if 1-S .Ls firm qc 75 1 as ARTHUR CUNDY Sundance Wyo FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM Ochelaia JERRY L CUPPS Sand Sprmgs PEPPER DAILY Muldrow HOWARD E DANIELS Hulberi TOMMY L DAVENPORT Muskogee EDWARD R DAVIDSON Henryeftu JEANETTA DAVIDSON Checotoh WILMA LOUISE DAVIDSON Muskogee JUNE YVONNE DAVIS Hommy ROBERT E DEAN Checofah DOUG DEARING Tulsa SANDRA S DEONIER Broken Arrow CARRIE DICKERSON Pryor JOHN DICKERSON Tuhlequch LETA DIFFENDAFFER Tulsa JIMMY R DISHMAN Chelsea JERRYL DORR Tohlequah WAYNE DOYLE Muskogee GLENN DRESSLER Tulsa JIM DRYDEN Tahlequch WILLIAM J DUGAN Tulsa TERRY DUNAGAN Muldrow RETA DUNHAM Tahlequoh JOHN T. DUNN, Sallisaw BILLIE M. DURANT, Anflers JUDITH EDEN, Sapulpa HARVEY EDWARDS, Wagoner WILLIAM ELKINS, Chlckasha WILLIAM ELLIS, Tulsa KENNETH E. ENDRES, Beggs PAT ESCOW, Rentiesville EDWARD J. EVANS, Okmulgee OLIVER FARRIMOND, Checofoh FREDERICKA FAVOR, Sapulpa DALE FELTENBERGER, Nowota GENE FERGUSON Muskogee TONY FIORELLO Linden NJ BARBARA L FISHER Haskell LULA FISHER Tahlequah DEWAYNE FLETCHER Tahlequah A JERRY FLETCHER Shlwell WILLARDL FORBES Sluatook HAYES FORBES Fanrland CAROL FOREMAN Tahlequah JANICE FOUNTAIN Tahlequah MARY FOUSEL Tahlequah VICTOR L FOUSEL Haskell LARRY D FRANKS Wagoner JERRY G FREDERICKS Cllecoiah NAIDA FREEMAN Breckenridge Q-w 1. TROY FREEMAN Tahlequah PAT FRITSCHE Hampton NJ V' ty! IRMA E FROESE Cliolecu EUGENIA G FRY Alluwe GARY GABRIEL S DAVID GADD Muskogee PATSYE JO GANN Canadnan BARBARA A GATES Tahlequah CHARLES E GAY Chelsea ROBERT M GEE Indlanola The Freshman Class LOWANNA GENEVA Coweta S W GEORGE Canadian JIMMY GIBNEY Tulsa JAMES A GIBSON Tulsa JERRY A GILL Bnxby JUNE GILMORE Wagoner JUDY GLADDEN Checovah JOHN D GLASGOW Wagoner RICHARD S GOODYEAR Muskogee ANN K GORDON Tulsa JIM GORDON Muskogee OTIS GORE Shlwell JOHN G GOUGH Henryeffa BOB GOUGLER Tolalo JIM P GRAGG Tahlequah 5? '-4.1 I ' 5, 6- - I 5. K . , -- .5 ' I I A' ,, x ' sl ' gi S h , W B ' ' , 1 - I t' . , X 9 'I' ' I D 4 , '9 4 Q' WN , 1 1 - - 'PX , .. ' A 'V , . , ' if 3, xl, 'i I ' 1' ' I 'A , F F , .s Q I A . s 1 . A I . V sly 5 ' , O' -3-Q ' :ff - 5 V -' ' ' 1 vie in . , ,. , ' .t . , V .1 R l 1 1 S K X X ' Q 'l .. x u ' f f S ' . 4- 8 K I , 6 ' ' S J. I. I HELEN GRAVES, Kansas ZACK GRAY, Tahlequah RITA L. GREEN, Tulsa SHARON GRIFFIN, Muskogee BOBBY D. GUESS, Canadian RUTH E GUTHRIE Bag Cabin DOLLIE HAINZINGER Bartlesvllle ODIS HALL Tulsa GERALD HALPAIN Hulberl ROLAND HAMLIN Tulsa ANNA L HAMM Checotoh CHARLES HAMPTON Grove FRANCIS A HARDIN Checoiah JOYCE HARJO BEVERLY HARL Tahlequah GEORGE HARL Tulsa HENRY C HARNEY Nawata MARJORIE HARRIS Fanrlancl TOMMY HARRIS Snlwell ARTHUR HARSHMAN Nowata JANICE HATFIELD Muskogee CLIFFORD M HATLEY Muskogee DONALDL HAWKINS Tahlequah EVERETT HAYMORE Tulsa .IIMM E HEARD Jay Class of 63 gt' 'XY ZR' 22 IQFIL1 qu, .Q ? 4 www SHARON HELMER Muskogee .IANEY B HENDRIX Wesfvnlle ROSE HENDERSON CAROLYN HENSHAW Muldrow KENNETH HENSON Pauls Valley WILLIAM A HERITAGE Claremore ALYCE HERMANSON Tulsa GARALD HERRON Keoia DON HERZOG ERMA HICKS Muskogee JERRY HILL Shgler JIME HILL Joy REBA HILL JEFF HINES Tulsu GLENN HINKLE Bartlesvllle I ORIS HOFFMAN Tulsa PAUL HOGNER Tahlequah BARBARA HOLKUM Brrsfow JOAN HOLLENBECK Checolah CAROLYN HOLLINGER Tulsa SHARON HOOD Muskogee Dome Hoosen sopulpu MAH ANN HOWARD Talnhena DANIEL1' Howmzo Fe canon EARL Hunusow Grove cnARl.ss HUGHES okay PAT Hulssv may FRED HUNTER Okmulgee BOB HURST Muskogee CLEVA HURT Pawhuska DARRELL HUTCHINS Oaks MARY HUTCHINSON Locust Grove SUE INGERSOLL Salma WAYNE INGLE Tohlequch CLYDE IVY Tulsa HAROLD E JACKSON Tulsa MARY L JAMISON Ramona HELEN M JENSEN Velma LARRY JEWEL lola Kansas CHARLES JOHNS Morris FRANCES JOHNSON Okmulgee KATHLEEN JOHNSTON Barvlesville RALPH JOHNSON Tulsa DAVID JONES Tulsa LETITA JONES Pryor NEAL O. JONES Tahlequah ZETA JONES Tulsa BONNIE JORDAN Tahlequah ADDISON JUMP SHARON KAYS Pryor GERALD KELSEY Drumrigh? S' 6 1 9 JK 1' 0 V 'SHN Hb' S- jill if 13.16 .v ho' pw 'X 1 'vu '-1 94 'vi ?? :fm Sqn' 1 'v-. - ' W'-1 Q-, il -oo agvx Ham J? 1- Wi QR 36. vw V ll N A nf lv 'W fx X nn- ww an sg' Qi S 1 na .- '-4 ROBERTJ KENNEDY Muskogee BARBARA KERSEY Tal-rlequah DAVE KEY Tulsa ALLENE KEYS Tahlequah GERALD KIMBRELL Tulsa EMILY KING Wetumka FRANKIE KING Vlan BILL KINNICK JAMES F KIRBY Tulsa LUCY JO KIRBY Supulpa DAVID KISNER Tahlequch JAMES KLUTT5 Oltmulgee JERRY KNIGHT Tahlequah JAMES KNIGHTEN Broken Arrow EDI KRAMER Tulsa BETTY LAMONT Tahlequah RETA LASTER Tahlequah CLEDA LATTA Checofah PAULA LATTIMORE Vmna BOBBY N LEE Sardrs SUE LEEP Tahlequah MIKE LEONARD Chrclnasha JOE LEWIS Muskogee ROSS LITTLE Tulsa SHIRLEY LITTLEFIELD Pryor JERRY C LONG Nawata JOHN C LONG Tulsa JUANITA R LONG Sallrsaw BERTIE L LOOPER Checotah JEANETTE LOWE Pcwhuska DORIS LOWERY Okmulgee DORIS A LUNSFORD Claremore DAN E LYNCH Muskogee BARBARA A MADDUX Ft Gnbson DONALD I. MADDUX Talala TOMMY MAINS Okmulgee fy 'Q' Q5 at-Q wg L 'S A 1- G L 'KI EWR' LYLE A MARLER Henryevfa DOROTHY L MARSHALL Watonga BILLY G MARTIN Locust Grove LINDALEE MARTIN Tulsa LINDA L MARTIN Muskogee GEORGE MARTIN Muskogee VINA MARTIN Karuch Pakistan DALE W MARTIN Alluwe JOE L MARTZ Tulsa LYNDA B MASON CIaremore JOE D MASSEY Tulsa VERLIA B MAYE5 Sfulwell WENDELI. MCBRIDE Tulsa CHARLENE L MCCLURE Tahlequah BILL D MCCOLLOUGH Porter KENNETH E MCCOY Morrns LARRY M MCCURRY Tulsa FRED H MCDONALD Sallnsaw LEON L MCDONALD Tahlequah ROSE M MCFADDEN Sulphur HERBERT W MCFARLAND Tahlequah LINDA K MCGHEE Muaml MARGARETA MCKIBBEN Muskogee GARY K MEDLOCK Keofa STAN MEDLIN The Freshman Class SHARON MIDDLEBUSHER Dewey STEVE W MILBURN Tulsa DANIEL J MILLER Muskogee RONNIE T MILLER Tulsa RUTH MILLER Broken Arrow FRANCES L MILLS Sallusaw ELTON E MITCHELL Okmulgee BEN B MOBLEY Muskogee WILLIAM C MOLINA Tahlequah JOE MONTGOMERY Broken Arrow ALICE C. MOORE lnola JANETTA F. MOORE Sfidham RONALD J. MOORE Jenks URA LEE MOORE Sand Springs NANCY L. MORGAN Muldrow 'Q 4' -by i vi' 'o VY be 'bg 3 ar , . 6. 4 I Q75 IN EVERETT MORRIS Muskogee NORMAN L MORTON Shlwell FREDI. MOUNT Okmulgee PATRICIA MUNDA Henryeffo WILKIE W MURPHY Schulrer ROBERT W MURRAY Plainfield NJ KATHALENE MYERS Checofah SALLY NEAL Tulsa JOAN NICHOLS Dewey RAE NIXON Tulsa JANICE NORMAN Pryor FREDDIE NOSWOOD Shuprock NM SUE NELL OBER Wesfvllle FAYE OGLE Tohlequah TOM OWEN JANICE O NEIL Copon LINDA M ORTEGA Porter DON PACK Vlcn JERRY M PANNELL Tulsa ANNA J PARKER Broken Arrow EVERETT F PARKER Tulsa KATHLEEN PARKER Henryetfa RITAJ PARKER Shlwell PHILLIP E PARKS Tulsa 55' iq... HWY li Class of 63 sus H Pnmsu rohrequah noNNA masons Tulsa near PATRICK sapulpu anus N mmsnsow smweu JQANNE Mrrsnsou chmmh FRANK PAULLUS Kellyvulle CAROLYN PEARCE Cancdnun MARY A PEARSON Tulsa DONALD L PEAVLER Muskogee ROBIN S PERONA McAles1er BARBARA A PETERSON Gans TOM PFRIMMER, Muskogee WAYNE C PHILLIBER, Tuhlequoh DARLENE L PHIPPS, Tulsa JIM C PICKETT, Sand Springs 1' 'V I X- 3 Q K U v ' I . E: aw' W. - Q ' ' g-I f 1: ' -' ' ' ' .A -,Q - ' ly ' 5 X1 E , N Vx . ' In ' L 1' 'LQ fi . , , . . Q I I V ' 6 4 I 6' A 'Q I Y . Y . , . . ' , , ' , . . 'F 1 .I 55, , 5' tx 6,7 - ' ' KE , X V , A A Q. I5 ,,lr ,LW :W LAVERNA owen, Stilwell A- I I 4, 1, :V T ' Aa 3 A Q ' 4 D' . '. X7 ' f A A. I X -A Q A 5 ' -f . I A S' 3, ' ,,, 3 , . Y 4 ilff' 'f A ' ' K -' Q- , . , A .: gl, ' I . 4 . ' f i ' I K , I f . A . S. , jiri . , -A , ' C ' 1 . , I I'- gel. I . A' i K gn' 5 1 I ' x ' ' .41 I ' I I R - ' I . ' - I KAY PIERCE Tahlequah KELLY PIERSALL Tahlequah JIM LEE PITMAN Muskogee CURTIS D PITTS Muskogee JOYCE PLUMEE Porrer KENNETH R POLSTON Henryevta VIVIAN A POOLAW Walters BILLY R PORTER Tulsa RICHARD POTTER Tulsa ELMER POTTS Claremore VIRGINIA POWELL Stugler GUY S PRIMROSE Norman SAMMIE PURGET Hulbert PATTY S PYLE Okmulgee MELBA QUINTON Sallrsaw DALE RAGAN Tohlequah MARY RAGSDALE Muskogee AVA SUE RAGSDALE Adcnr JANICE RAMSEY Tulsa BONNIE RANDLE Vernon, Texas RICHARD D. RASH Tulsa PAULINE E. RECTOR Sallisaw GARY W. REDMAN Barflesville MARGARET C. REED Muskogee DONNIE G. REESE Westville JERRY E. REESE Fairfax JIM M. REYNOLDS Tulsa BOB RICE Ralston BETTY RICHARDSON Sollisaw BERTHA J. RIDER Drumrighf HERSHEL RIDLEY Haskell JACKIE G. ROBBINS Stilwell ELOISE E. ROBERTS Avon? PATRICIA ROBERTS Pryor ELIZABETH D. ROBERTSON, Muskogee SHALAH L. ROBERTSON, Tahlequah .aging -s Q-.., 'T' x Q Y ,- New 1 1 'Qs - 1' ii-Ag' :Q Qu '18 is I--'Am yr lyglm 3'-vc 'gg 'F 3 Q, awww 'i A qs-E VKX! ' i qu... if' df' -kbs! sis ' ' av L i 47,1 Kit' I W in in ig' 'K' 'vw -wr V . 1-R An- L , X - 'Nbr A x X if vo 1' 1- Kiwi 1. 45 A. 'Na-L BILL B ROBSON Tulsa HAZEL L ROGERS Hulbert JIMMYD ROGERS Denver Colo JIMMY DOYLE ROGERS Tulsa JO ELLEN ROGERS Tahlequah RICHARD RODGERS Tulsa JIM ROLLINS Bcrllesvllle VONLEY M ROYAL Muskogee ADA G ROZELL Tahlequah DWIGHT W RUMSEY Sperry HOYTANNAL RUMSEY Claremore TED N RUSH Tulsa RONALD C RUSSELL Tulsa CARL S RYALS Talulequah MILLARDJ RYKER Muskogee JOHN N SAMS Henryelta DONALDR SANDERSON Barflesvllle DAVID F SANGER Okmulgee ROBERTW SCEARCE Tahlequah GLORIA D SCOTT Taft CAROLYN G SCHILT Muskogee SHIRLEY S SELLICK Locust Grove BILLR SHACKELFORD Kansas JIM SHACKELFORD Kansas MENDOTA SHALLENBURGER Joplun EILEEN A SHANNON Olcema FREDA SHAPLEY Tahlequah TONY G. SHAW Ft. Glbson MIKE SHEARER Tulsa RICHARD C. SHELTON Tulsa PHYLLIS J. SHEWBART Tclwlequoll DENNIS J. SHOEMAKER Osage FRAN SHOEMAKE Tulsa GORDON B. SHORT Tulsa MARY A. SHORT Tulsa BILLIE R. SHRUM Tahlequah VN Ll mm QI N:- IDA SUE SPINKS, Westville DOUGLAS L. SPURLOCK, Tulsa CAROL V. STACY, Webbers Falls GRACE STAFFORD, Tulsa NICKEY J. STAFFORD, Locus? Grove M. GORDON STANLEY, Keofa BARBARA J. STEEBER, Ft. Gibson HAROLD D. STEPHENS, McAIes?er CLYDE E. STEPP, Dewey LAWAUANNA STEPHENS, Checotah JANICE STEVENS, Stilwell DAVID L. STILL, Dewey CHARLES STILWELL, Tulsa KIRBY L. STONE, Tahlequalw MARGARET STOPP, Tahlequah QL 75 GWENDOLEN SHULTS Tahlequah VICKI SIELING Tulsa JAMES W SIMMONS Vnon RICHARD SIMS McAlesfer LEO SMITH Checotah DONALDJ SMITH Barnsdall ETHARD L SMITH Muldrow JERRY R SMITH Tahlequall JOHN F SMITH Paerce JUDY B SMITH Hoffman LAFERNE H SMITH Tuhlequah MARGARET SMITH Tulsa MARILYN SMITH Tulsa CAROLYN SMITH Okmulgee SHIRLEY SMITH Tahlequah STANLEY SMITH Tulsa THERESA SMITH Hulbert BILL SMITH McAles1er BARBARA J SMITHEY Bug Cabm ROBERT SNYDER Muskogee RAY SPARKS Muskogee SHEILA SPARKS Ft Gibson KENNETH J SPENSER Owasso BARBARA G SPRATT Tulsa LORNA G SPRAY Alluwe Freshman Class 'Z' '4- C. .law .Xie Il IR SSX G, 'R Nc Q, if g Y 45: f ra ' 'Nw DOROTHY M STIPES Salma JUDITH M STUDENT Vmno SUE S STOUT Claremore SAMMYE J SULLIVAN Pryor BETTY M SUMTER Claremore PATRICIA SWEET Tahlequah JOYCE L SWITZER Muskogee CECIL J TAGGART Barilesvulle DEWITT TALLEY Tahlequah JOEL M TALLEY Tulsa VIRGINIA A TANKERSLEY Tulsa OSBORN W TAYLOR Boynvon PATSY TAYLOR Muskogee BARBARA TERHUNE Tulsa CLAWSON H THOMAS Tulsa fo MARGARET A rHoMAs smwen srsvsusou rHoMAs cARoLvN 1HoMPsoN Tulsa JOHN c rHoRNroN Muskogee 'Q' ceonlc ncsn Eufoula if pk ,I PATRICIA TILLERY Westville KENNETH L TILLERY Wesfvulle MARTHA R TIMMERMAN Sallaxaw ANN TIMS Claremore DAVID .I TIPPIE Henryeila Class of 63 +6-W OMER TOBEY Sopulpo ETTY TONEY Dewey ORETTA A TRAMMEL Tuhlequoh PAUL A TREADWAY Muskogee LEONARD TURLEY Muskogee BONNIE L TURNER Shlwell GAIL TURNER BCFTIESVIIIQ ax GERALDINE K TYER Jenks DAVID UPDIKE Broken Arrow CAREY L UZZELL Muskogee VICTORW VANCE Procfor CLEATIS VANDERHEIDEN Bunch Q. GEORGE W VERMILLION Sand Sprmgs s' JUDITH E VIEFHAUS Tulsa BOBBIE J WALDON Hanna XIV , 4 ifgff 1 ' - . ' in . . ' , 5. . , 1:-' ' .. . , R I , , . V . , K . 4 . , ' ig. ' -. . , . A A . I l , 'Q I I x , ' I 'I , LB. L. - r L.-,E Rtxuu ,-I ,Iv Q -' Q , ' S ,. ' ' gy Sr ki 5 -, y- Q K .4115 y - 1 'lv 5 15 gyf- .fsjb , Y WW, f A ' R , ' V 1 'T . I' , 4, , I ' A I ' ' . l - . . y ' . , 5,1 , sv . I , H as Q v. B ' , I ,E ' L . , if . -3 1 Q., ' . rr s - L . ' , I ' , ,. I . 541 W N ' I . .,,,.: X' Y up 1' . ' - . ' 3 5- ' . f o- . , , N ' I - 1 w M A? d v ' QL e H , ,.,. Ai , X :w5 -n Q.. Tb JL . :f..I I-. QiiiiYiF+M 5 'C' L ,Q N L Wx 'I S., l .iw 5. 'NA in H A f-9 4. . A , - ': - Q ' f.. 'I '. X' . ,. if 'qgf Q- ,. M. w!9 ox 485- gs sr S 3 Q' -I 'Q v - 1 X . Q -i Q 'J I 'Q ' In 't- A H ' I f .- fr , EW IX, ' if l up vixw fn . YQ' Q 5 ' - L QE' .W F -. Y 95 'I 'T ,Y ,C K 1 :.' QQ I., 5 T' tr fi- 5 mg, - :ll . -Q -- wft' 'ro- v 5f X .1 Q ,. ,, my vii . ' TX e I ll IIX . E7f'4 X 1. 4' sl Q4 lv' -'ia CAROL E. WALKER, Borflesville CLETA S. WALKER, Okemuh FRANK A. WALKER, Tulsa FRANK L. WALKER, Sfilwell JEANNE M. WALLACE, Locus! Grove JANELLE O. WALLACE, Okmulgee JOHN E. WALTERS, Porfer KAREN J. WALTON, Delaware JOHN M. WALTZ, Stigler ROMAN WARD, Ramona FONDA J. WARREN, Hulbert GENE WATSON, Osage BOB F. WAYLAND, Tulso LINDA F. WEBB, Sollisow CHARLES L. WEHNES, Tulsa CHARLES WELCH, Solliscw HOYT WESSON, Nowofo NANCY L. WHEAT, Tuhlequoh NICKEY R. WHEATLEY, Tulsc FRANKIE L. WHEELER, Adair GLEN D. WHEELER, Tohlequoh JAMES D. WHEELER, Tulsa THOMPSON W. WHISTLER, Pontotoc LELAND R. WHITE, Roosevelt LEONARD D. WHITE, Ft. Gibson LINDA L. wmrs, Tulsa RANDALL w. WHITE, sand Springs steve F. wl-ms, Muskogee LANELL wl-MEN, mlm PHIL s. wmmsv, Tulsa LINDA J. WHITTENBURG, Dewey SUE WHITTLESEY, Muskogee LUMAN WILDCAT, Gore DEANNA F. WILDER, Tulsa CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, Muskogee JAMES F. WILLIAMS, Hulberi L. D. WILLIAMS, Stigler LINDSEY L. WILLIAMS, Hulbert SANDRA WILLIAMS, Broken Arrow JOYCE G. WILLIS, Tclhlequch CHARLES E. WILSON, Muskogee CHARLES H. WILSON, Hominy MICKIE M. WILSON, Wagoner SHIRLEY WINFREY, Blue J0cILeI JOLENA WINKLE, Checofah JANICE WOFFORD, Tololo SANDRA WOFFORD, Spovinow CHARLES L. WOOLRIDGE, Bortlesville DARRELL WRIGHT, Tulsa I, 5' 1 I be 's M, ez , A M his ,M fi Y , ffw ,Q A.. 'v we k W Br Ny Q 4,4 ,xi N A 1 lf' ,V W. ,Mi E., I s r .ry f L fx, 'Q 5 'W .L 1 V 4, 4 x . Q., f' 'V .Psi 'ff 4' 1' L 1 Qi! I X ggijif XX -A In A1 1 f' Q. s 2 sv H s .444 at WONDA CHANEY cmnemons i in iglfw lyk IIQUN. mul? 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Z l 'f .I .. . - American Colleges and Universities MAVA HOFFMAN TRICKETT TULSA Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Lambda Chu Sweetheart Tsa La G1 Queen Candidate BEVERLY GEORGE GERAL SAWYER TAHLEQUAH cumemons Alpha Slgmg Alpha Chgplgln Pres of Au Ger Du Lo Players Pi Kappa Delta Pres of Alpha Psi Omega Au Ger Du Lo Players MICA Student Senate RONNIE EVANS ANN ROSS BURL TRICKETT COlllNSVlLl.E TUISA MUSKOGEE Student Senate President of Delta Zeta Phu Lambda Chi President Editor of Tsa La Gt 1959 Vice President of Panhellemc Pres of Interfratermty Council Wesley Foundation Rho Theta Sigma Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Chu Omega Tsa La Gi Queen Candidate Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players Student Senate -. , I S L RAMONA PETERS ALLEN SALLISAW 5' KM I President of 1 I 'Vs' Student Christian Assn President of Pi Omega Pi- Sec. of Baptist Student Union P '- SNEA ff. tl Who's Who In is A, 5 . 2.1,-,S ZELDA CARROLL LYNN BURRIS TAHLEQUAH MUSKOGEE Vice President of WISA N Club Vice President of WRA Twoeyear letterman SCA in football All-Conference 1958-59 Honorable mention on 1958 Little All-American Team CAROL uzzeu. JERRY DON ABERNATHY DIANE wnus TAHLEQUAH u WILBURTON TAHLEQUAH Scholarship chairman of BSU Student Director WRA Alpha S'9mo Alpha , Interim pastor for SCA President of Rho Theta Sigma Grace Baptist Church BSU Pre-Med Club Alpha Sigma Alpha Q 5 2 . i its Q 95 fi V 4 7' .'-9 '! ..'I ' me ALJ. -4 ' --v nvgy-ne. gg gn 46 ' Y ,awk kr' ' v C. LLOYD COPPEDGE KANSAS Kappa Mu Epsilon Mathematics Club President of Rho T JULANE MILLER CAMPBELL DELOYD REED VIRGINIA DEPRIEST TULSA MUSKOGEE MOUND5 Sigma Sigma Sigma All Conference Football Alpha Sigma Alpha President of Panhellenic N Club Vice President Tsa-La-Gi Queen Candidate Wil N-. heta Sigma Qi V R xx 3. X, 49 Qs +L, x v . 5, v wats , 5 -4 NF Q mg s I 'all' f' , T I gk , wr . Cn-av-'WY' nw .J my VLYJ 5 V 'sv ,lie . ' 4 . 5 X Q 2 ??Q Q' f M.. fi' W - I , A N S Mx K ,f Q..gi2f q 2aq? Awww? giykg fi f Q 4 Q - P if :': avg' wggf rQf,f:, 2 ' ks fr, N .:.w Q' mi? A. V ,K .., .I A 135, , X' fy' ,. 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' Y Delta Zeta Ann Ross Elonse Kukal Vlce Presndent Dons Brown Gall Arnold Mlss Morgan Mrs Markham OFFICERS Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Delta Phus year was off wnth a whnz as rush got underway and rushees were entertained at the DZ formal party DZ Royalty On bud nnght the new pledges were honored wnth an acceptance party nn the home ot Mrs James Ray Molloy Next came Homecoming and the Delta Zeta entry Fantasy Land hed for first place nn the beauty dtvnsnon Soon after nmtnatuon the tnrst semester pledges honored their bug susters at a banquet Judy Eden was chosen as best pledge The Deltas held thenr annual Farmer Brown Dtnner which was a bug success The food was excellent and It attracted a large crowd The an nual Rose Formal Dance was the hsghlught of sprung GCTIVITISS ARNOLD BROWN CAMPBELL CH LDRESS 5 1F-' C W BLALOCK BROYLES CAMPBELL CLARK X I V BRIGHT BYNUM CHANDLER COVEY Ne-I guts rv Delta Phi Chapter Personal achievements of Delta Zeta include, LaQueta Clarlc, Sigma Alpha Eta, Newman Club, Jean Ann Bright, Tsa-La-Gi Queen Candidate, Gail Farrill, SNEA, Naida Freeman, Sigma Alpha Eta, Alice Hallford, selected Dean of Women tor this CRAIG HALLFORD HYDE MOORE ROZELL TIMS CROW HAMILTON JONES NEAL SADLER TYER DILLARD HATFIELD KEEL PHIPPS SHORT VAN ZANT w m.,, A, EDEN HATFIELD KING RAMSEY SMITH D, WALTERS P. HENRY HERMANSON at W L -sv :OWL mx 45 'U-x V' summer on the Odd FelIow's United Nations Pil- grimage for Youth, and Staff member of the North- eastern, Peggy Hamilton, Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players, Janice Hatfield, Square Dance Club, Phyllis Hat- field, All-State Symphony, Sandra Rhea, Tsa-La-Gi Queen Candidate, Eloise Roberts, BSU, Square Dance Club, Melva Toohimpah, Tsa-La-Gi Queen Candidate, Mary K. Webb, BSU, Gail Arnold, Who's Who, Ann Ross and .lo Lela Lee, Who's Who. FARRILL FLANAGAN FREEMAN HOGAN LEE JO LETA ROSS STANDRIDGE MARKHAM KUKM LEE JO RHEA Roasms SMITH M. sPRA1r WEBB MORGAN P Q r I '1 ...nun 'N ii W , P Mother Loucks and har boys Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Tau Gamma is the oldest social organization on the Northeastern campus. The Alpha Chapter was founded at Warrensburg, Mo., June 28, 1920. Zeta chapter was installed at Northeastern State College May 21, 1924. ln the past two years the fraternity has had an increase from approximately 16,000 members on campuses in various parts of the United States to approximately 30,000 this year. Sigma Tau Gamma is by nature both social and professional. Members are chosen on the basis of personality, interests, activities, initiative and general promise. In the past year Sigma Tau Gamma has been active in such activities as band intra murals and other organizations This is h sixth year of providing professional waiter serv ice for banquets held in the Student Center cafeteria Sigma Tau Gamma is very fortunate to have as its sponsors Dr Robert Loomis professor of biology and Dr John Lowe professor of social studies This was the third year in which Sigma Tau Gamma has held the distinction of being the only social organization on campus to have its own house Sigma Tau Gamma house mother Mrs Josephine Louclcs is a very outstanding and gracious hostess Highlights of the social year included the banquet smoker and the Spring Dance on May 7 at which the Sigma Tau Rose was crowned Mixers and parties with the Delta Zeta s rounded outa full year of social activities AHREND CONNER CRAM COUCH FARGO GOSNELL HEFNER HENDRICKS HIGGENBOTHAM rin. Mr O le Dr Loomis Dr Lowe and the President of Sigma g 9 Tau Gamma Charles Ross enloy the benefits of a smoker Sig Tau House 45 -to 1. Y'-5 Q...- Zeta Chapter PLEDGES Bill Henson, Kenneth Spencer, S. W. George, Ralph Johnson, Paul Green, Merel Iverson, Gerald Kimbrell, Jack Loveh, and leon Dickey. HOUDYSHELL MARKHAM McCONNELL O'REILLY PAINTER RACKLEY REED RIDDLE ROSS SITZ SKUTER SLUSSHER TABER LOWE LOOMIS Q K x 5 li JOSEPHINE LOUCKS Housemolher 1, it 69 ,- K: , X E rw! few-' -rag Cv Q 3' QQ LOU AN NA MOORE lp..4 The members of Alpha Iota Chapter proudly dnsplay the trophy they won for the hnghest chapter examnnatlon grade BERRYHILL CAMPBELL GLADDEN BOGLE CAPEHART GORDON if-x dt' gc 5. BRAUN CHANEY GREEN 1 lgma Slgma Sigma BRICKEY BROWN COLLIER COOPER OFFICERS Lou Anna Moore Peggy Hauber Carol Johnson Jerry Younger Mass Alllson Mlss Haas President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Three score and two years ago our founders brought forth to this campus a new organlzatuon conceived ID slsterhood and dedlcated to the proposition that a Home away from Home could be a realuty It further contended that thus socuety was one sn whnch each suster would have an equal rught an nts governing as long as she proved herself worthy of membership and that It be called Alpha Iota Chapter of Sigma Slgma Sigma We are located on a great stompung ground of Sngma Sxgma Sngma un the Heart of the Ozarks specnfncally confined to the campus of Northeastern State College nn Tahlequah Okla horna Now we are engaged ID a great year further provung that thus Susterhood shall long endure BURCHFIELD BUTlER cnocxzn DAILY HAUBER HAVENS HENSLEY HERRING C' suv 1 - fag. 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S 9. rv 0- fw f' ,- fm y L -Q Nr' 4' w-35 D 'fn Fi t- ,,, v-s Second semester pledge class members are front row Ray Frorettl Jim Liner Guy Primrose Randell White Bill Bell Isle Jerry McGrough Neal Jones Faye Florettl Second row Bill Sharp Jim Gragg Charles Gideon Tom Davenport David Updlke Frank Borovetz and .lim Rowland Third row Ker mlt Tansey Richard Hunter Tom Maynes Max Casey and Darrell Patterson Christmas party for underprivileged ghgldren This is the entire group of Phu Srgs pledges and active members guess what the occasion Phi Sigma Epsilon OFFICERS Carl Roberts .........................,........ President Jack McClain ............,,.........,.. Vice President Charles Faudree .,.......................... Secretary James Walker ...,............................ Treasurer L E Wallen Sponsor Don Rampp Sponsor Epsilon Chapter of Phu Sigma Epsilon was founded here in the year l93O Since our found ing we have had 515 brothers initiated on this campus As of second semester we are ranked by the College Survey Bureau 7th in the nation among all Natnonal Fraternities We rank 9th in schol arshtp and are rated one of the four most progressive We at the present time have approximately 'IQ OOO members The oblectives of Phu Sigma Epsilon are to encourage culture to foster college spurlt t perpetuate friendship and Intimate social ties within nts membership and to provide college homes for active members AGENT CAMPBELL COFFEE MBV BERRY CAPEHART DUROSSETTE BROTHERTON CARVER EDWARDS nie? 5? an V Epsrlon Chapter A L Ib Presrdent Carl Roberts and entertcnners who helped to make Parents Day a most enloy able one They are Bob Gorden Dale Ed wards Drcnne Shropslnre Carl Roberts and James Robrnson 'Hua Rv-Aim W I fu-iii 'V 1 Honors held by our members are Dennrs Wtnfreld President of Student Senate Bob Martun President of Sensor Class Jack McClatn Student Senator of Sensor Class Cheerleader Charles Fau dree Edrtor of Tsa La Gr Dale Edwards Cheer 13-R .Lv ,Q 4 gr 'C leader Jerry Nelrns Vrce Presrdent of Sophomore Class Bull Agent Presrdent of Sophomore Class Randel Whrte Vuce Presrdent of Freshman Class Whos Who Dennus Wrnfteld and Charles Faudree Richard Patrrclc cartoonrst for the Northeastern and 'Isa La Gu staff artrst EVANS FAUDREE GENEVA GREEN IKER luCROIX 'T LATIMORE MARTIN M:CASLIN McClAIN McSPADDEN MUNN NELMS NORWOOD NUNNELY PATRICK PERDUE PERKINS ,xg XS- r 'q 1 rv t' X QUINN RINGO ROBERTS ROBINSON ROWLAND SETTLE THOMPSON TOWRY WALKER WARREN '-'WV WILSON WINFIELD YOUNG RAMP WALLEN 1 P . MK. .. W 1 4:4 ,, 5 .f'w. 1 tv M ,sy at S- PM E Y' T' 'Q :flu 2.3 , . - H, 'Y . C , - '- . , , ' ! 1 : f ' ' I f f I 1 I I r ' , ' I . . I D , . . . , f , . I . h - I I ' . . I . I X V 1, f - if 'W' I, ,f fi . 53, , Ib- ., .. , Y' tg ,J Q W- A -., , , A Gannon l 1' ,- 1, I FS 'N A vt Q. 4. F' ' rf' 'R fa. N - K .. X , 6- 1 ' Ax u- r -, S N . s Q. ,- ' it Wir!! M K - 1 . 2 I ' .. 1, V ,r 1 . C s- gi- 0' 3. Q- , ,- J' N :- -ff ' 'f xv' ,C I i -so Q, , 5 ' ,-I 4. ,' 'Vx Us .ff - - 1- f ' X - x . A , v . I . -as Q ,....o- 4 4' :.. w I ef' to Q . , - 1 4 3' ' . I Q' 43' P . Q. 515- A in A.. I i Alpha Sigma Alpha was founded at Farmville Vrginia in 1901 Beta Gamma was installed at Northeastern in the fall of 1937 This year Alpha Sig s started with their usual zest and spirit and as usual it was rewarded with many honors. The formal rush party was Around the World with AGUIRIE BODINE BUCK Alpha Sigma Alpha OFFICERS Mary Jo Etsert Presldenf Shirley Owens Vice President Janet Pugh Secretary Peggy Hopkins Treasurer Ruth Arrington Sponsor Betty Rltch Sponsor ASA and it was a bug success There were six countries represented France Japan Ireland Ha wan Holland and Mexico The Alphas all dressed in costumes representing their own specific country Twenty nine gurls picked up buds Homecoming was a bug day for the Alphas Paula Tarkington was chosen football queen and Judy Knight was an attendant The Alpha s were also represented in the parade by Peggy Hoyt who was elected Wilson Hall Queen ASA had many honors this year Barbara Staggs editor of the Northeastern and secretary of the Student Senate Joan Ramsey treasurer of the senior class and Marilyn McFerren secretary of the senior class Colleen Cadion treasurer of the Iunior class and Mava Trickett secretary ofthe lun nor class Jan Yandell treasurer of the sophomore class and Dixie Trickey secretary of the sopho more class Llndalee Martm secretary of the fresh man class Carolyn Packard was elected president of Wilson Hall and Jeanne Buck was elected Best Dressed Girl on Campus Those listed In Whos Who were Virginia DePrlest Greta George Sue Ritchie Mava Trickett Beverly George Colleen Cadion Mary Jo Clark Carol Uzzell Kay and Carol Morris. Beverly George was crowned Alpha Sig Sweet- heart and Fred Benford was Alpha Man. BURK CADION CARIKER COCHRAN CONDRON COWDEN COX CROSWELL DARK DICKERSON DQFOOR DEONIER DQPRIEST EDDY EISERT FITZGERALD FLANAGAN D. FLANAGAN P. BENSON GEORGE B. GEORGE G. XJ' We , B 5, so A 5 , G., in is I . evra ' 'M ,J ,X ,-.W ,v-,N ,G A .. Q A' S-l -r-- X.. QQ ., :- H gr - -Q Nxt- ...X as 5 , 4 yr. W f -- -.W I ,,57v.,M,, na-5 S is' E ,gs Q eg s-,x 6 f GH. Q ' -1-:ww-e Beta Gamma Chapter Rushing for second semester was climaxed with the following girls picking up Alpha Sigma Alpha bids: Mary Prince, Greta Franks, IX: Donna Long, Emily Hales and Judy Brown. ' is rl The second row consists ot Ann Leinn Bowles, Af.- f ' ' Judy Smith and Carolyn Thompson. Third ' fa 1 row contains Colleen Murray, Pat Mundo and V if lr ,, Oneta Corner. X' ' ,f Ag , , . A X ' 'Z , 4, ' , is 'f--xi ,ff GREEN HEI-MER HIXSON HOOSER HOPKINS HOWSER HOYT HUNTER HURT JAMISON KNIGHT LENNOX LOOPER MARTIN McFERRAN MCMAHON MONTGOMERY MOORE MORRIS NICHOLS NORTH PACKARD PARRISH PEARCE PUGH RAMSEY RITCHIE SCRIBA SHACKELFORD SMITH STAGGS STOUT TARKINGTON THOMPSON THORNE roNeY Tmcxev micxsrr rmcicsv, R. uzzm WASSON WEST WHITENACK WILLIAMS WIlI.I5 YANDELI. ARRINGTON RITCH V' --r - w-v- , 'J 3- K . 1-. N an as 91 L . ve 4-ll ug A r A l wx x i A- GT: ' .2 f' 2 ,f r is Q, '- -rf., 1 I I , 5. s T 1, T' K T 'I ' 4 - f 1- P' T Af:- , 51 'ftgfvx 1- - Q 2 . ,r F . 2 . 'T yt' ' A L W. isa. , 'aw T lilo xl 5-fl, I V 5? I .. 4, I' V' A Iva 'I ' -:N 4 -' A an - f T are r Q- Q- , K 4- as I G9 do A l 'at' , f 4 ' - 'vi W f ' T .. .1 as , , , y . ga T -- A .I , 5' -vs 1 L gg ,,, 4 'K :L ' . 3- , 'Q' Q: , .T y vs in X .. ' 1 - f s ' - ..- - H I, H ' Xu im't 1- Q- 'W-1.4 '27-I :ae af, K 35,1 , Q V 1:4 ,gh : 'Li ,QQ T A:-N NQLX T - 'fr' -5 in-P 4 I Q , 1 T . 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M.. . ...Q hu Phu Lambda Chu Burl Trlckett OFFICERS Bob Prlest Vlce Harold Whltenack Harley Gosney Dr Uzzell Malor McClure Presldent President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Beta Chapter of Phu Lambda Ch: was organized on thus campus In March T939 and became natuonalnzed January 19 1959 Phu Lambda Chl ns a fraternnty founded on the :deals that strive to make a better man In the slght of God and all manknnd Phu Lambda Ch: struves to fulfnll that unborn want of man to associate with men of the some unterests and :deals Being a democratic fraternity wuth equal op portunutnes for each man Phu Lambda Chu offers the challenge for leadershnp and the presentatuon of new Ideals and belnefs Phu Lambda Chl offers a great contrnbutnon for the advancement of scholastac and socual Iufe on thus campus Of the fraternntnes Phu Lambda Chu had the hnghest grade point average an accomplnshment toward hegh scholastuc Ideals Socually of course the Phu Lambs take a backseat to no one Among nts actnvutues are several dances mnxers and soclals with its sister the ASA s throughout the year The fratermty believes that college life IS not complete wuthout some social llfe Mnss Delores North was chosen to represent the Phu Lambda Chl nn the Mass Tahlequah contest BRADFORD CHRISMAN DICKERSON thi BRANYON CLARKE DOWNUM as V, L.. at A an v L t -Q mi manell.4 if 5... Q.-,, l 2 V .11 BRIXEY COLLINS DRYDEN Beta Chapter OFFICERS ON CAMPUS Burl Trickett .......... President of Inter-Fraternity Council Bill Wells ...... Vice President of Student Senate Fred Benford Vice President of Senior Class Jlm Bradford Senior Representative of Student Organization Committee Jim Trickett President of Junior Class Bob Prlest Vice President of Junior Class Joe Garner Junior Representative of Student Organization Committee Pat Lester Student Senate Sophomore Representative ENDRES FERRELL GARDNER GARNER GOSNEY HALES HAMMONS HEATON HIGHTOWER JACKSON KISNER LESTER MARTIN MASSEY 1' MURRAY Q' NICHOLSON PARNELL PRIEST QUIETT QUITT REED SHAPLEY STANSIFER STUMBOUGH W-T nucxm wms .Q wunzmxcx 'K wuucms wmcm Mcclune uzzeu. 'S if tp if 1 if- We 94 'ir 'K S 'W WG' ZElDA CARR0ll THELMA GREENWOOD RETTA MARTIN DOROTHY FRIE President Secretary VK, Prgudgnt Spomo, omen s Independent tudenl Association The Womens Independent Student Assoclatson was organized an January 1959 and as basucally a socnal organization strlvmg to promote the snterest of women students meet thelr social needs and promote loyalty to our school vVlSA was very octave nn campus actwutles this year mcludsng theur Homecoming parade whose float was entitled Queen of Hearts and Stunt Night A Trap to Dnsneyland BEARPAW BRANNON BUSYER CARROLL CARTER CASKEY CASWELL CRITTENDEN HUTCHINSON JONES LASELUTE LEEP LUSTY MARTIN osx: mms raswm 'U as sfuosnr wnsou WHITESIDE worrono I U 0 , . . I I I 1 ff ll I , . eh ' 5. Q isslx B- ,fr 1 9 b- :g ' we - - ,x X V , ef l S , 5-I ' e ,. ' 'R -lv- T' iFi5 Iris! . Joi Second semester pledges shawn on the front row are Barbara Gales, Lena Crittenden, Edna Brannon, and Betty Hallum. Those on the back row are Wanda Carroll, Carol Marlin, Francis Hudlin, .lowell Holderlay and Sue Caswell. -1 Axes.. A. I A gen .1 WISA Spring Picnic Clad in their biueieans, tennis shoes, and sweat shirts, the members of the Women's independent Student Association and their dates took off for the country for a picnic. Food was no problem and the highlight of the evening was the roasting of wieners over an open, home-made tire. Some of the boys learned the secret of a many-forked-stick! Mens Independent OFFICERS leon Voth .................................. President -g Jerry Lamb ........................ Vice President if-'llipi Jim Kaufman ............................ Secretary Don Helmer ............................ ..Treasurer Orville Randle .............................. Sponsor MICA began its second year on campus with a series of parties which ended in for- mal pledging- there were eighteen pledges. During this time MlCA also participated in Stunt Night and the Homecoming Parade win ning second place in each The second semester activities began with the pledging of twelve boys The highlight of the organizations year was the sprung formal entitled Beauregards Ball Follow ing the resignation of Mr Randle Mr Size more was selected as sponsor ADAMS AGEE IARTLEY BIBLE IOUCHER CAMPBELL CLAXTON DISHMAN DOYLE 16- 'Q' SL4 1' 5- Campus Activities Ill?-T 4' f 'bg X 9 'Lex LW ' , -33 Q'-X .7 X . M LEON VOTH FIORELLO HELMER KAUFMAN KIMBRELL LAMB LOVE MILLSAP MOLINE PUTTY REESE ROBERTS ROGERS SAWYER SPARKS TOBEY TRAW VERMILLION VOTH WATSON RANDLE Second semester pledges shown on Frank Comer, Sieve Milburn, John Everison, ond Ted Vineyard on 'he from row. On the serond row are Fred McDonald, Tony Show John Lillian and Bob Dean. 1.-Q vs.. -mf T M Te:-. :- Vw .eh -+- feb-L ,gs y. KV 1 vw- .Q ,R xg . ,it LX X , 4 0 gif Q' in...- x. :ith W'-, NA. w--H, '- age km ' -4- 's Q-- ii -, 5 4. 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' 4 il x Xi A s 1 'Q 3 X, i 0- - M Q25 hp 105 QA 119 Cnr ff RN 11 -s Q F BISHOP me 'E' 'MW 10 USE ANN ROSS Lou ANNA Moons Mnonso RANDELS President Vice President 5,c,,'c,Y Sponsor PANHELLENIC 7K Q The Panhellenic Council was inststuted at Northeastern to act as a governing body for all intersorority activities Under the able guidance of Mildred Randels dean of women the council passes and enforces regulations affecting approxi- mately 180 women students who are members of sororitues each year its primary purpose is to encourage cooperation among the three sororities on campus The council is composed of three representatives from each sorority The first week of school Panhellenic was host at a tea for all women students who were inter- ested un going through first semester rush When the football season began Panhellenic took over the prolect of selling programs at all home football games During the year Panhellenic held teas honoring various campus Greek visitors In the spring closing out its years activities, Panhellenic installed its officers for the coming year and at the same time scholarship awards were presented to the sorority pledge and initiate having the highest grade point for the previous semester BRAUN NAUBER KUKAL MORRIS wmtimcx 16 ig 'Q' lnterlraternity Council OFFICERS Burl Trickett ......... ....,. P resident Bob Priest .............. ...... S ecretary Wesley A. Deneke .................................................. Sponsor The lnterfraternity Council is composed of two representa- tives from each of the three social fraternities, together with their faculty sponsors. Dr. Wesley A. Deneke, dean of student personnel, is sponsor of the lnterfraternity Council and co- ordinates the activities of the organization. The specific purposes of the lnterfraternity Council are: l. To promote loyalty to one's fraternity and col- lege and to have good individual conduct. 2. To promote intellectual. social, and athletic development of its members. 3. To encourage good moral conduct in the devel- opment of character. .V say- W 4. To conduct the activities of the organization in .sf accordance with the general purposes of the college. 5. To contribute to the general welfare of the student body. DENEKE LOOMIS LOWE PRIEST ROBERTS ROSS BURI. TRICKETT, President RAMP WALLEN UZZELL ASA ,sv-if--it tn... vw I ..,. :,: W.. Q3.g::' 'W' D i x.. :ji f' ' .aff-.':I'A 'T T W' 1 6 ' ,,.-. yn '15, . fill? 108 sf I 6 if e. 111 f ,U ll ' 'l ' M if L' 3 'n ,---ff Special Interest Organizations l h h ' Gail Arnold is pictured here serving refreshments, after the fall initia Shawn here is Gene Freeman, president of Ap a C i, presenting President Garrison an honorary membership certificate for Alpha tion, to Dan Sizemore, Jo Leta Lee and Miss Propst. Chi. Yhis was authorized by the National Executive Board for outstanding service in the field of education. ef ' Alpha Chi OFFICERS Ronald Freeman .... .................. ........... P r esident Pat English ................. ...... V ice President Thelma Greenwood ........... Secretary Don Goins ................. ...... T reasurer Hattie Propst .............................. ........ . . ...... Sponsor This year marked the twenty-first anniversary of the Oklahoma Alpha Chapter of Alpha Chi at Northeastern. Installed on the campus in January, 1938, with Dr. L. H. Bally as its sponsor, this national honor society promotes and recognizes scholarship. Membership totaled 37 during 1959-60, includ- ing 28 new initiates who met AX requirements of a ARNOLD BRAUN ENGLISH FREEMAN JORDON LEE MOODY MOORE STATTON STRATTON VAN ZANT WATKINS -A gearing.-ferr Amar if O A ' 'Q 'L Ox - 'Q' 52. 1'-nc . I..'.' ' 'l': l'l.L. i- I 'a u 0 iiu.a.n'. I I I'-Eel... an 'aa' 115' 'Q-' 1-v 3.4 over-all average after having obtained at least 62 hours credit two semesters of which were earned at Northeastern. New members whose pictures are not shown are: Betty Carroll, Powell Douglas, Wanda Morris Elliott, Frances Sue Hudlin, Anna Lee Kirk, G. Lance Miller, E. Gerald McAllister, Edith F. Suttle. Sharon Mae Orr, and GLYNN GOINS GREENWOOD HAVENS POTTS ROSS SISEMORE SLOAN WATTAM BALLY JOHNSON PROPST .,,,,l., 'F-, . re- ws- C' 'M is-f , ,i .. w. i a X 4 'X 7 .Gt . lx , - na E fe, . ' i-ear ', K, . . '5' lg' 1- Q '- ' Q., 1, 'AFV' l i W , . 1 i T l ,,,,-.,, ,.,.. .,. --....... -..V vo-.um rruum ngnring ' ':r-.rfb - candles, and William Glynn sitting in the background. Soma of rho first so mosler Alpha Chi iniriafol during rho fall of l959 are Lou Anna Moore, Nedra lewis, Bernice Sfrafron, Don Eidson, Gena Frat- man, Charlorro Rhodes, Jo Lora K. Loo, Borryo Goins and Connin Daily. I a Gail Arnold is pictured here serving some of the officars of Alpha Chi. They are Pal English, Vire Presidenfg Miss Propsf, Sponsorp Don Goins, Treasurerg and Thelma Greenwood, Secretary. l '7 at 1 A 'at H Q 3' ,Wm if I A 'Y 2, YA Y 4. . L . Pictured obovo on tho front row ore Glin Green, Phyllis Sloan, Maurice Mortin, ond Joe Campbell: WILLIAM GLYNN R. E. CROW second row, Ronald Curnutt, Winfrod Butts, Jerry Lomb, Marvin Trow ond Ray Corpontor, sponsorg third Prosidont Vice President row, Boyd Hognar, Donald Prock, Clouds Hobbs, J. C. Holton and Bill Diuly. JO LETA LEE RAYMOND CARPENTER Souolory Sponsor Kappa Mu Epsilon Kappa Mu Epsnlon natnonal mathematucs fra ternuty was founded at Northeastern State College April l8 l93'l through the efforts ofL P Woods and Dr Katherune Wynant The purpose of the fraternnty as fourfold further the nnterest nn mathematucs un those schools which place their prsmary emphasis on the under '5 N BETTS , 3 BRAUN 3 1 CAMPBELL COPPEDGE F Y' COPPEDGE L DAILY DYER GILLILAND GOINS KIRK LAMB MARTIN MATTHEWS ROACH RUARK SAAB SLOAN MUNN WELLS WATTAM SUTTERFIELD graduate program to help the undergraduate realuze the Important part that mathematics has played nn the development of Western cnvrluzatuon to develop an apprecuatnon of the power and beauty wuthm mathematfcs because of nts demords for logncal and rugorous modes of thought and to provrde a socnety for the recogmtuon of outstandmg achnevements In the study of mathematncs en' ' or A l I ' I - I . . . , , Q - 1 ' ' : To . - , l . . . . , QM. T -- fm V . Q A , ,1 to sv 5, , ,V A V . . at w 'lv' '. 1 ' LL-f 5. 4 '7 ' ' . A fn 'F' 1 l A ,. if N s v ' ' r .4 Y la' ii L 'L QNX 'I , L L . I E. ,,,. ,Q N t , .. 531 1 . ' a W- H fu. ., , 4, -7 .1-, : ' Y c . . , . I ' h ,grit ' ..J 5 1 4,135 iff ' F. ' . . - 1.4, . .. W 'U T cb 3 cb Q. Q : :- I ,. The Northeastern State College Pre Med Club IS an organlzatuon of those students who are In terested ln some phase of the fneld of medlcme To Increase this Interest In medicine the Clubs actnvutnes are maunly those which wnl mtroduce ,Q f ' ,. , 'Q ,I A . 'VN lf num.,- H-.W ' , MIKE JORDAN JAMES ROBINSON R E WAl.l.EN Presndent Secretary Sponsor the students to varuous phases of the medical tneld These actuvntaes mclude fllms which depuct various medical practices speakers on sublects concerned wnth meclncme and trups to meducal un stututuons hospntals asylums and schools wwf .lw.4ln-. BETHYL BRASHEAR COFFEE CRAFT K.. HUNTER LESTER PIRTLE POLK Q 7' mist QUINN Cl .Q g l 7 rx RAGAN SIZEMORE TUCKER UZZELL WAYLAND ,Q - 4.111 C T5 X: is ' , 3 ' x. 1' x ' 13- ig ' ti N 1 I qt A - - ' Q LEE 7- ff .X 5' A . a is ' ' 'A gp h 1 . t ' if - t Je-. ' Y Q jf V. -I - .. I ' ' - fr J 5' f T 5- , M 1 I V 'C . , Q .' 6 Q, Wt 5 Lx.. I President 1 M ',E.f . Q W- f x f A 'l '- n -ff-is v 12 T, J if JERRY SAWYER DOUGLAS DUKE COLLEEN CADION RUTH ARRINGTON Vice President Secretary Sponsor i ,s T eff Qs sk . .K A A ig. a 'Q A. -P-s qu., Yrs!- Au Ger Do Lo IS an organlzatuon for all who are Interested un drama either as partxcupants or as spectators lt presents a seraes of one act plays durmg the year and co operates wnth Alpha Ps: Alpha Ps: Omega tnonal honorary dramatuc fra ternlty membershnp ID whlch IS attamed through partlclpatnon In dramatuc actlvmes Thus or ganlzatlon sponsors the annual Stunt Nnght on whsch other campus groups partucupate 114 Au-Ger-Do-Lo Players cowosu csmsmss Q' A DAILY rw- n Nusa ,U so np ETHERIDGE GEORGE HALFORD ISHMAEL MASSEY PUTTY ROBERTS SCRIBA THOMPSON WALKER BLANK Omega In presentlng the malor productuons which this year were Caesar and Cleopatra and Ethan Frome CADION DUKE SAWYER ENGLISH EVANS WALKER ARRINGTON SHROPSHIRE . s , 4' V 1 l T x S. Q A A . - - -. . . . . ,, IH I ' - ll ll g . -gg A 3 A .b Z, X Alpha Psi Omega is the na- HAVENS . . '1'-'Q,E1'1A 1:12 - 5 ' if 2 . . . . . -, 5: , Il . . . 6. A at Y 6 E? l 1 I BECKY COLLIER CHARLENE LEWSAW MARTHA ARNALL CAROLYN FORD Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer 1-ssh., ug' Cherokee Hcull us cu resudence hall for gurls lo The gurls selected Robun Perono as Cherokee cated downtown lt us cu home cwcuy from home Hall Queen to appear un the Homecomung Porode for 25 gurls The house mother us Mrs Hood Hughlughts unclude o Chrustmcus party HOOSER MUNN SCOTT HENDERSON NIESWANDER WILLIS 6 ADAMS COX STINNETT GOUDREAU HIGHLAND 'i-. 3: WW .rg 1 R' . S-y 3 Vi 5 19N AC' Q- -. JAMES BRIXEY SHARON ORR MISS FRANKIE HARRIS Presndent Secretory Sponsor tudent Nahonal Educahonal Assoclahon ASHER CRAGAR FAUDREE GREEN HOWSER A- KT BENFORD CROCKER FOSTER GREENWOOD HUNTER 19 BOLEY CRUZ GAMBLE HALES JENNINGS ,3-, an E I BRADFORD DAVIS GENTRY HATHCOAT B JOHNSON 'Elf I 5 w X X I I I I , . ,L an - iv R n, ' I I in I 'L' . , br b ,N tn- 94 - ,A 3 U ,M f, ' 1:- 'C V' , ,R 25, X h t., ,,' 4 - - , 1 W ,, , x 4 I 3 X , , , ,.,, ..- B I wx 1 1 V I Y S? T' 'N 1. ' 2 Q N . 5- I 'T' : ' G7 A 'T' t- .. 'S W l N .L xt ' ' - ' .2 f I AII, , WA N I . 9 4 I: I I ,A 5. 'fi . x ,, 1 ,- 41 .' A c- V ' v A l I .I A V A M ' , 2 . 1 n ' Y ,I '13 , 1 'I E1 V' Lv? 'X , . 1 - I , .ffm 11 I. '41 - Q- 0 .. x W- S 1, - R f ,. L- A I I' ' - ' .. '- Q f '23 T . I , -I ' I ' 4 X 'V hy N ' I , . , . N I t W X y .1 .. i x i I 1 I I 'IX s L in - I , ,Z-gui? W , 6 'Qlgh V V ,ink-,, 1 . lr- QQ f .I -- 1a W , X' ' I Q t J QV - :Q f - Ll. X 5 X 'E -Q :f f , I - I Q, , I I BUTTS DEPRIEST GEORGE HATHCOAT R .IUDKIN5 'Q' COPPEDGE F DUKE GLYNN HAUSENFLUCK KAUFMAN X xx 5-I 0 Ai X, 'Wie if 9-. 5-4 COPPEDGE EMERSON GOINS HILLIARD KENDRICK an FW' 453.5 4-N KIRK J MARTIN PEASE SHAW STEVENS WARD X KIRK T MILLSAP PERKINS SIMMONS SUTTLE WARDER an Ih- KNIGHT MOORE POTTS S SK THOMPSON WARFORD A MORRIS PREWITT SKELTON TILLERY WELLS Ts LEWSAW MUNN RHODES SLOAN TREAT WHITESIDE yn an KNIGHT LOVE PANKRATZ ROBERTS SORY VOTH WILT KING C MATHEWS PANTLE RUARK STATON WALKER WOFFORD av sa'- L 1 Q- Q. Q--. KING E MARTIN PARRIS SANDER STONE WALKER R MATTHEWS Lua-Q nr A 34 if vo-, l 1 f- Q. fax in f H gs aff 'S '- f' Qc. 5 L' L'LI:1 .1 af V I im 0- Y '09 L Seve UFO YOW 118 LS ca quare Dance Club OFFICERS .............President ......Vice President .Secretary Eugene Putty ,., Dennis Winfield F Beth Bynum ...... .................,..... Wanda Watson Jerry Sawyer .. Mrs. Markham .....Membership Chairman .........,................ Reporter .....Sponsor .K -x. X X ? b 19 mi ral members of the Square Dance Club are shown here. Those on the front row Wanda Watson, Betty Hallum, Judith Ritter and Eloise Roberts. Those on the second are Mrs. Markham, Eugene Putty, Elmer Potts and Joe Halpin. the spring semester. The Club plans also to attend the Northeastern Oklahoma Square Dance Associ- ation Festival to be held later this year. Wanda Watson was the Square Dance Queen this year. The Square Dance Club, an organization for those persons interested in this particular type of dancing, meets on Monday from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The Club plans to end the activities this year with its annual picnic to be held near the end of CARTER HALLUM PUTTY RITTER ROBERTS SAWYER STIPES WATSON WINFIELD MARKHAM -IV' A it .'-A z i GN fi' G if 'C' ,X i l X 2 his. V 1 r I k,x,. - l nf. T 7 tvgizftf if f'J' ' 7? ' W -, IK -tx SALLY RIDENOUR ZELDA CARROLL WANDA CARROLL BiLLlE BLACKWELL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Women's Recreation Association The Purpose of the Women's Recreation Association is to promote and provide recreational activities tor women on the Northeastern Campus. The W.R.A. sponsored intramurals each day at 4:00 p.m. except on Fridays and each Monday night intramurals began at 7:00 p.m. Activities included in the intra- mural program this year were: Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Badminton, and Table Tennis. The W.R.A. was the President school this year for the Oklahoma Athletic Rec' reation Federation for College Women. t it lil ff in sc. .1 ' clk , Q! 6' --5 Q- ,O its ' K V' Q-5x ' if f x' i i CRITTENDEN FRITSCHE GREENWOOD KINSEY LUSTY MAYS SHOEMAKE SHEPHERD TREAT WILLIS FRIE BOONE sas. r ,,, 'N Industrial Arts Club OFFICERS Gene Cragar ............. ................ P resident James Shackelford ....... Vice President Gene Thompson ..... .......... S ecretary Don Pratt .................................. ..... ....... ..... T r e asurer The Industrial Arts Club has become one of the leading departmental clubs on the campus since its organization in the spring ot l932. The purpose of this organization is to create a spirit of co-operation and good fellowship among its members, to bring before the members the teaching methods, devices and other topics which are of special interest to the club as a whole, to give publicity to industrial art work at Northeast- ern State College and in the northeastern district of Oklahoma. The club maintains a camp on the lllinois River where various activities are held, highlighted with a homecoming in the spring for alumni members. This developed into an alumni organization, the Northeastern Industrial Arts Association, which works in co-operation with the club in promoting the interests of industrial arts. Front row: C. L. Lombardi, B. F. Ferguson, J. L. Ledbotter, Gene Thompson, Don Pratt, Jim Brixey, James Shackelford, J. D. McGowan, Willard Perry, James Holt, and Levi Whitekiller. Second row: Jim Rinehart, Bobby Owens, Harold Collins, David Spears, Jerry Roberson, Dale Underwood, Phillip Hunter, Bobby Anderson, Leroy Wolfe, Paul Howard, Henry Hart, and Daniel Stiles. Third row: John Ross, Ronnie Smith, Eulis Reading, Roy Marble, Seigal Rogers, Glyn Ritter, Joe Moody, and Garol Longan. Back row: James Grey, Elmer Wilkins, Paul Blair, and Harold Smith. it 5 . if f-s 'ilum, bvifv ff GN npr' I 'T Q'- -ahh.-' BARBARA MASTERSON STAGGS JAMES ROGERS RICHARD PATRICK IRENE MORGAN Editor Sports Editor Staff Artist Sponsor The Northeastern THE NORTHEASTERN enloyed one of nts best years nn 1959 60 Journallsm students thus year had fewer prnnters :nk thumbs Formerly with the and of foldlng bones lournalusm classes helped wlth the folding of the newspaper for campus dlstrlbutlon and for mallmg a very consumnng task Now the only bones nn actnon are concentrated on penculs and typewruters The prnntshop headed by .lack Whnte has a new Baum foldlng machtne Thus hugh speed process folds the papers for matlnng and dlstrlbutuon un a few hours Theory and laboratory classes un lournalusm enable students to acquire experience In recordung and transmuttmg the news and human Interest sltuatuons on the campus to the other college students These experiences also provide basic tratntng for a career In lournallsm FLETCHER FOLSOM l HALLFORD HOGAN WEST 5 Z PIPPIN lOWE ISHMAEI. qw-S 'W' to-., 6 QQ? 1+ RAMONA AlLEN Presldent ARNALL CARTER HOFFMAN MlLl.SAP STILES WALKER 'AWMKV2' - ig E 5 '- Q ZPL' A x X I 'VW' Pu Omega Pu Rho Chapter of Pl Omega Pl natlonal honorary buslness educatron fraternlty was Installed at Northeastern IH May 1939 lt IS the seventeenth chapter ot the organnzatnon Its purposes are to create encourage and promote scholarshlp to and In actuvlty for cuvnc betterment of schools to encourage and foster hugh ethlcal standards sn business and professional life and to teach the Ideal of servzce as a basns for all worthy enterprise To be ellglble for membership tn Pl Omega P1 a student must have a 3 O grade average In all business subgects and a 20 grade average an all other sublects He must have not less than twelve hours ID business and three hours of educatuon and be at least a second semester sophomore wnth a rnalor or mmor ID buslness educotson One of the mam prolects for the year IS sending out the RHO RAMBLER an annual newspaper This was done during the month of January 1' CLAYTON DAVIS EVERSOLE GOINS ORR PARKER PICKENS PITCHFORD WILLEY WHEELESS WHISENHUNT YANDELL ' Q r ,-1 Q.. 'Uh Q' 'K 'X' 1, t 7o'I E 1, Q. 'ss fb-x AAy ,?,,r, U 'M ,A ,f PAUL BANKS NELDA FITZGERALD DON FARTHING President Secretary Vice Presldent MENC The MENC student chapter as a professronal organnzatnon whnch ns affrlratecl wuth the Music Educators Natlonal Conference whlch nn turn IS the muslc dlvlslon of the National Educatuon Assoc: ation The organization IS open to muslc students and others Interested nn the development of musuc In the public schools Monthly meetings are held and students present programs of mutual Interest ARNALL BIVINS MANN JONES WHITNEY SHOWALTER li FOX HAVENS HUMPHRIES HURT JAMES LEWIS ROBBINS MCMAHAN Us 6 'YQ O O O 0 ,,. 1 L A A5 . Q- T 1.5 5 - 5' 1 SL 5 'QI , Y I fw- W -.-. N Charles Toyebc, Stanley Milford and Gerald Anquoe are shown in ANQUOE DAVIS OBERLY lv ug., 1 H. inns, , M .-NI 115 BARNES HARJO POOLAW, G. 1 5. x , 1 ' Oo-Na-Lee This club is the local chapter of lttahaha, the state society for Indian students. The chapter was established in I933 and draws its membership from students of Indian blood who are attending Northeastern. BEAVER BRACE BRIM JONES KING LITTLEMAN POOLAW, V, SKEETER TOPETCHY tr, it J- Q- L. Q i no ' ggi . , Cl I , gf' Eat' 'tv Z? nw U' fi mx ,sx 'SLN , 'iii' ' ' SPI f , J- N 1 , ::.....i.... ...,...i....... ..,.,.,,.. ,. 'wr -U. ,,..., , I gh, iggurg qbgvg, Pictured here are Blanche lusty, Beverly Topetchy, Jackie P Oberly, Sue Chuleewah, and Vivian Pooluw. BURGESS LUSTY WILLIAMS K 5- , 1 U f 1 1' , r 13 1, Q.. Q-- 'if- CRITTENDEN NOBY RITCH f, X 5- : fw 141 ,. e.. . ww .ey , 5 4' N .N I 1 X r 1' if X, xA ' r i X . by , X ,R .1 I 'Tk 1 ' A ' , ix f Y' me Y' 4 ' H-5 ll .-l .bn ..'!. ,Cla 9b sv' fi.. I l, e I H ! l n I Picfured above are: Row l: Blanche lusfy, Sue Davis, and Mary Brim. Row 2: Sue Chuleewuh, Miley Ann Beaver, Jackie Oberly, Ramma Williams, and Miss Belly Ritch, sponsor. Row 3: Milburn Lifflemon, Jose Gonzalez, Franklin McGilbra, and Sharon Barnes. Charles Toyebo is shown here with a drum. Behind him are Gerald Anquoe '-1 rf Thi Q Beverly Topelchy, Jackie Oberly, Ramona Williams, Susie Chuleewuh, Blanche lusfy, Slanley Milford and Belly Rifch, sponsor. 415 lfgf Stanley Milford is shown here in tribal affire -l '91 -.Q '---'r WONDA CHANEY CHARLES FAUDREE DOROTHY YANDELL Business Manager Ednor Spomo, FREDDIE BURGESS JEANNE BUCK BILLYE CENTER BARBARA CRABTREE CARRIE DICKERSON CHARLES GREEN MARLA HERRING PAT LESSLEY LINDA MCGHEE CAROLYN PACKARD JAMES A. WALKER ROMAN WARD ll, 0 H y I to witness The crowning of The Queen Everyone suffered from cu sernous cose of curuosxty caused by on hour ond o half of dcmcung before the Queen wos announced Jim Trickett, ,X x x Narfk L-L15 dawg 'VL A .VK .1441 new ffl 5 Aka 1 h 35 ee lg ,lf 5,4 rg DR H M FARNSWORTH Sponsor Head Cheerleader DALE EDWARDS Tulsa Oklahoma Cheerleaders JACK MICLAIN WONDA CHANEY Lou ANNA Moons ROWLAND Tvlw Oklahoma Claremore Oklahoma Eufaulu Oklahoma --'Q X . U 5' . 'il , . , 'U ' ' Q . x , my :X as -.sf , Q 'K J 'R 35 if ' K'-rf A 1 ,J '- - ' ' AT' t . - Ml .1 fi 'fx . x . x Y , gk . - H -N2 13-' f .' ' , 1 . ,L 1 ' Q-9 .4 F, . . .L, r -'- L . ,, - . 'V , -Y' '.' 1- A . ,L , A-A I K . .X S..,A,MA 1 rs A, K if , 'j a fr Q J li V Q.. - x . - - , V , , , Q llw K Rl' If SH x w N -wr- K 1 .- c fi Y . 1 I. Q , ' . ,i Ze. li I ls is ' 2 i 5 l 2 1 -V3 E- Tiff? wi. ia a. -T 'ti 'E vv.w-1- 1 -- Y - ,, 4-5f-u-- tg, Sli - , A Y . ri T z , S fi li , -5 . f 3 W s 4 ' 'l 1 4 'l' E it il l l is ' .l l T EE L 52 Y ci 5 N ' fr l . li 4 3 . 5 i . 31 'a I ' . 5 I 1 -i is T s W , s gs ' i i- 'r Q l ' lr f 9 ,, r . ,-, ,,. . 2 First Row: Carolyn Woodlo, Jearl Leep, Dorothy Currie, Jim Hill, Philip Whitney, Judy Humphreys, Martha Arnall. Second Row: Everett Morris, Paul Banks, Charles Garner, Kenneth McCoy, Don lynch, Sue Ritchie, Nelda Fitzgerald, James McCuan, Tommy Traw, Tommy Robbins. Third Row: Carroll Byrd, Danny Boker, Jim Masters, Leo Smith, Janice Norman, Tom Pfrimrner, Don Farthing, letitia Jones, Phyllis Hatfield lStand ingl, Carl Thompson, Dewayne Fletcher, J. W. Aytor, Steve White. Fourth Row: Joclr Willis, Michael Bell, Tony Shaw lStandingi, David Markham, Billy Kyle lStandingl, Kermit Tanzey lStandingD, William Smith, John Robinson. Band Northeastern State College Band The Marching Band and Drill Squad appeared at all home football games and performed at the Southwestern State College homecoming in addi- tion to appearing in numerous parades. The Basketball Bands played for all homecourt games while school was in session. The Concert Band and Wind Ensemble presented nine Christmas concerts, seven of which were given off-campus. Two tours and two concerts on campus were presented by the Concert Band and the Wind En- semble during the spring semester. The Drill quad Am X X -C A 9 D46 'x M? lk, , Fl Q 'F 4. .51- wn, ' 2 ia Xxfv- Xl I.-gpg. lx.. 'X v 4 r'.'x ' Iv Yr 'xlf K 1 DON FARTHING Drill Master 1 R ff , ra radii' ., 4 1- 'SK 'W S f I .fn ,. I. ' x A-, N Q S wxsx . , K l x - V f x H. 'Vu ' Vu fs R Lf . ,, QQL. , Q: ,v 4, N uf .. 1- v W er' I x X s 353- ?A ' A .r 'H If if r fy , r'1 -N BLALOCK BYNUM COOK DAILY FOUNTAIN FREEMAN GILL INGERSOLL McALVAIN MECHLING RIDER SUMTER MARTHA ARNALL JUDY HUMPHREYS PHILIP WHITNEY CAROLYN WOODLE LETITIA JONES STEVE WHITE EVERETT MORRIS TOMMIE ROBBINS DON FARTHING NELDA FITZGERALD CHARLES GARNER .5 , xjx ,Y I' ,. 'LA s,.. ' A I 1 XI BARBARA HOLKUM Squad Sergeant K -Il Y Nr ,-1 .jx-4,1 wg 73 Q A W -v I 'iw 'N +L 'A . 1 ' L DILLARD JONES WHEELER Mfg. J Q ' in , . 'N -ff f , lff I . V1 1 . 1+ ' if L Q' :YI ff J- -I.'.., gl T . ?gglf'pf, 1,8 :J jf, , .- .I VICTOR SHOWALTER Director '91, .Q . Q--. fs Hamm? 'ff29fflSir33: 135 . ,- 5' fr' 3' it - 5 ,ff 5- Q FOREMAN Lusrv wlLLls ,, Q v v 4.34:- C orus Members of the chorus are low I Sue Whlttlsey Nancy Wheat Cleva Jo Hurt Sue Caswell Paula Lathmore Carolyn Woodle Mortha Sory Anna Lee Brown Kay Havens Mary Ann Dolly Joyce Mlddleton Morgue Harris Joanne Harrison Anne Fox Diana Anderson Lu Anna Moore Judy Humphreys Row 2 Kay Tyer Sharon Hood Anno Cole Vlna Martm Dennis Wallls Robert Gee J W Aytes Pete Turley John McCoy Tom Trow John Robinson Dano Moy Clyde Yarborough Martha Arnall Barbara Bland Jerrle Gull Wanda Blond Elsle James Edu Kramer Jamce Norman Row 3 Janice Wofford Anlta Abernathy Letutla Joney Ken Plrfle Jam Masters Paul Banks Don Farthmg Howard Harrell Roger Core KermutTon1ey Donald Horton Wayne Doyle Everett Morns Phll Whitney Jam McCuan Carl Bevms Wayne Phnllber Wendell Claxton Norma West Lyndla Turley, Shirley Bean Nelda Fitzgerald Katle Sit: and Pal Hulsey The director Il Mr Zumwolt SELECT CHORUS NJ xf 'i low 1: Joyce Middleton, Donna Pugh, Delores North, Ks y Havens, Ann Fox. Row 2: Carl Bivins, Phillip Whitney, Tom Traw, Clyde Yorborough, John Robinson. Row 3: Martha Sory, Jim Masters. Row 4: Roger Core. ANN FOX KAY HAVENS KAY MECHIJNG CARI. WHITE Proudont Vlco Prsudont Secretary Treasurer Wesley Foundahon The Wesley Foundatuon IS the local umt of a much larger organuzatuon the Methodlst Student Movement The Methodust Student Movement IS a natlonal organuzatson of all Methodlst college students The purpose of the Wesley Foundatuon us to provude the student wuth Chrvstuan socual and re llglous actlvltles and to foster a vltal faith In Jesus Chnst Through partlclpatlon In deputatlon CH -M555 ADAMS aww neurons HENSHAW COMER cons MATWCK HINKLE mxsou Hovr SHORT MCCUI-I-OUGH Mmmsausnsn PARNELL STEVENS nurns mxsv, o DUNHAM teams, the Wesley Foundatnon chour, worshnp services prayer cells and wholesome partues, the Wesley Foundatson seeks to accomplish these ends Malor actlvmes of Wesley Foundatuon thus year at Chrlstmas and Easter, State MSM Conference nn March the World Chrlstnan Commumty Workshop nn Aprsl and Parents Day ILAYLOCK IOATRIGHT IODINE CRABTREE EDEN GRAGG HARI. HARRIS HUNTER KIRBEY KISNER MARTIN RAGAN SCEARCE SHORT SORY TRICKEY R WHEAT WHITE, R WILLIAMS I I I ' were: fall and spring retreats, choir presentations - I . . . . I ' '-Ts' C123 134 Bottom row: Roman Ward, Jerry Dorr, Leland White. Second row seated: Janice O'Neal, Carol Thompson, Don Farthing, Mary Sue Stomper, Bill Odom. Standing: Jerry Lamb, Ernest Anthony, Marcia Covey, April Matlock, Jim Davis, Marlene McClure, Jim Matthews, Dorothy Currie, Jimmie M:Coun, Wilma Davidson, Dorothy Marshall, Grace Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Galloway, sponsors. v, , are sissshv 3 OFFICERS Jim Matthews .................... President Elect Mary Stamper .... Secretary and Treasurer Bill Odom .................. Vice President Elect Marcia Covey .................................. ............Secretary and Treasurer Elect Mrs. Edward Galloway ................ Sponsor Mr. Edward A. Galloway ............ Sponsor 'R ee 1 COLLEGE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The College Youth Fellowship is a combined activity sponsored iointly by the First Presbyterian Churches of Tahlequah. The fellowship is one of many such organizations on the campuses of uni- versities and colleges throughout the United States and is affiliated with the state organization. While the organization is sponsored by these two churches it knows no denominational bounds. lt meets regularly at 6:45 p.m. in the basement of the First Christian Church on Wednesday evenings and all Northeastern students are welcome. The program of the fellowship is one of inspiration, worship, and recreation. The highlights of the year's activi- ties are the fall and spring retreats, two inspirina week ends of study and fellowship at camp NEOC on the Illinois river. Newman Club The Newman Club was formed so that Catholic students who are enrolled in universities and colleges could have the opportunity to meet and have fellowship together as well as study. The main Function of NSC's group is the develop- ment of spiritual, intellectual, and social culture among Catholics. Under the guidance of Father Justin Gavin and the sponsorship of Mr Cesaro Lombardi and Mr Paulino Bal lesteros, moral religious philosophic and social problems are discussed at the Newman Club meetings ALLEN CLARK LOEFFELHOLZ POTTER 3-6' 21- is I 3? -ov. ARMSTRONG FAUDREE MCDONALD SAVAGE s BRACE GORDON MCFERRAN SPRATT 5-o IRQ: Sv- as R BRAZINSKY GUITERAS MUNDING STEPP ' Q v if 'V 5- s -in FX 7 PAT O REILLY President JOSIE NESSER Secretary HERZOG MURRAY F LOMBARDI w-tzf . ,wg , .H X L A Vx QL' 1 DAN BAKER Vice President FATHER GAVIN Chaplain MURRAY D BALLESTROS SN Q- 2 1,1 .E nik F msgs' . M A JACKIE MORGAN RAMONA ALLEN JERRY DON ABERNATHY President Secretory Dnrector Baptist tudent Union The Baptlst Student Umon as on orgcmuzcttton whtch co ordunotes the relnguous octnvnty of the students to the school the communnty ond the churches wuthun the commumty Its cum as to keep students In durect contact wuth octuvmes of the church DOYLE GRAVES HOWARD HYATT MOORE MURPHREE ORR PANKRATZ PIRTLE READING ROGERS WILSON 3242, 5. 11 it WOFFORD WYNN CLAYTON RITCH 6 3 Qi ,f BAITIN' DURANT rn BSU S eetheart Miss Sharon Orr lights the torch before The enthusiasm of these runners is evident by their warming smiles ners depart for Southeastern State College at Durant despite the biting cold. X Baptist Student Union Marathon On February 18, a group of boys of the Baptist Student Union left our Student Center to run the l72 miles to Southeastern State College at Durant. The purpose of this marathon was to promote the building of a Baptist Student Center on this campus, to promote school spirit, and to publicize BSU on our campus. Those running were: Jack Morgan, Jim Hyatt, Chris Bolton, Kin Pirtle, Bill Smith, Bill Tebow, Dean Gates, Frank Adams, F. W. Yates, Steve Milburn, Jerry Long, and Darrell Murphree. Q V UNC. ,LI N RAMONA ALLEN CARL WHITE WANDA M:ELHANNON WESLEY DENEKE RUSSELL WALKER MINTER UZZELL President Vuce President Secretory Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor The Student Chrlstlan Assocnatuon us composed students from various fouths and denommatnons The arm of SCA us to point all students to Jesus Christ and help Chrustuans grow spnrutuully Through partuclpatuon un noon day devotuonals religious emphasis week sunrlse servuces and so clals the Student Chrastlan Assoclotlon seeks to accomplush these ends ALLEN BERRYHILL BLACKWELL BLALACK BLAND I BLAND W CRABTREE DOLLAR GRAVITT HARRIS HOCKETT MOORE PEARSON ROBERTSON ROGERS SHANNON WALKER CLETA WALKER CAROL WARD WILLIS 5 4. 'vb' 'wa q-S 'Ei -Q' .1 t 1- fl Q1 I xp- I d 0 a A 0 a lu ent nshan ssocuahon of ' . . . ' . u Qi, 'ai ,T 'Io S 3 gt N - 1. I :Q I Glu , , JY ' I Q I is .lm ,r ,W C ' 1 2 Featuring Queens 139 Mr. and Mrs. Westbrook Pegler soloctmg Queen. Pulitzer prize winning writer, Westbrook Pegler, selected the Tso-Lo-Gi Queen for this yeor. Mr. Pegler has been well known in the newspoper world for over o quorter of o century, ond received the Pulitzer prize for reporting in 1941. Announcement of the queen, Mrs. Move Trickett, was the highlight of the mixer which wos held in the Student Center ballroom Tuesday, Moy 17. Queen Mczvo was crowned by the Tso-Lo-Gi Editor, Churles Foudree, ond wos presented ca bouquet of roses by Miss Jecxnne Buck, Tso-Lo-Gi secretory. Tsa La Gi Queen rw.. fgfkgl . AF' if sf f fl! 1? ' , f rf: 'ff - if 'gts'ff.,, if ll ff f i 5 1 1 .H i ,1 o' , Y7 f I' ' x X , 1 .b 4 1,1 'x 1 Q tw sg Congratulotions! Queen Move. 5Wf'5:w 'Ti' I ,, 1 , . QV , .L Q S - Q M- 3 1 ,K .Q Q -af' .. ,gf 1. ' Ye 1 4 if -5 ,a i Q Ji K gx, 3.5, 4- ' L ,lg 5 1654 1-' wwliff ti I ' 1'-':f S- 3 X ' ' Q iq xni' '- Nino- CL Lueen an 4. ates Sf?-:fQ4950Qif NIANA HOFFMAN TRICKETT Azph sg 4zpha Z1 JF KN ANN BRIFIIT KAY PIERCE fi !'- N- film Q-v Y? J WfONDA CHANPY Szgma Qzgma Szgma LOIS BOCLE Sigma qlglflfl Qzgma in-x -415. X 21 'K' BIANCHE LVSTY SANDRA RHEA Indvpvndent Delta Zeta '44 Campus Beauties v. ,.. JO DELL COINDREN Ailpha Sigma fllpha ZII D X 1 XRROI I Indepvrzdent DF ANN X W II DFR BILI IP P XRRIS Szgma Szgma Szgma Indqwndent F , ' V i 4 A . ..' ,J N , 1. - : 4 , A . 1 . .j A , I Campus Beauhes It wa-'5 N N..l EDNA BRANNON Indepondent I LU OIVNI' HI NTER Alpha Sigma fllpha DEE ANN BH Nl M DOTTIE HOOSER Delta Zeta filpha Sigma Alpha 14 I ff J, Wy' 4 Football Queen Attendants Hr QUEEN PAULA Queen Paula and her attendants during Home- coming Parade. The Queen and hor ahondanh viewed tho Homecoming game from the 50-yard line. They ara Miss Jean Rouell, Miss Betty Treat, Miss Paula Tarkington, Miss Judy Knight, Min Wanda Chaney. Q :gf -.A , N, e my if Q x s V X L.. 1 - ' N NYY-1'-lA1.g if 3 5 , .L ' 3 W it J N ' 4-i ' ' QQ- v' X , ,,,.-'ff as HM 4 X4 ,ff ', 1 ig- ' a L - , 'W .xi-A z' rl M Aw N' ,ffl-sf: S ,Q ,,,. Ax sikfljlh E ju! s A- 'bf 1 'J wx Ni .fx '. 1' fi. K 1' Q' N' v- 0- A f '4'-mf! flaw a diff- N AIM' J. . . ,lb , ,nr N, Homecoming ueen SS PUQI..-X T.-KRKINGTON .Hplm Sigma .Hplzn 4 4 MISS ROBIN PICRUNA Sigma Sigma Sigma Cherokee Hall Queen Wilson Hall Queen MISS PEGGY HOYT Alpha Sigma Alpha 14 i . . H, H 1 r , -. f WA L' 7 3- 'S i yi Q X ff 5? jf' ' N X. 'V 1 Y AHA? K, O ' N x XK:.x ix. . 3-N K. - ,Ms ' :r ,y 'wx S NE. xg, I x X X N t X x X X a 5 N ia iz x ,QE 1 Miss Edna Brannon, Miss linda- Iee Martin, Queen Erma, Miss Marcia Covey, and Danny Mil- ler, Freshman President. QUEEN ERMA Chudes Faudree, Editor, Queen Erma, and Wonda Chaney, Business Manager. Freshman Queen and Attendants f 'Str I a fs 5 'I A.: ,- 'TTT C is I 1, 5 fy' Best messed Goed ' MISS Jl'f,XNNl'f BIVCK :illlllll Signm pllplm Ing i 5 if Q F? Y 0 J I., ik M.. U 1 X O x ,Q ' qv Q 'q f s ,xi , F, .. 4 1 Above are pictured members dressed for the Around the World with ASA party. Below we see them at their Fashion Review. In the lower right-hand corner are three Dogpatchers straight from li'l Abner. 1 i. .K gg Alpha igma Alpha Rush For this year's maior rush parties, taking place in the fall, Alpha Sigma Alpha carried out a variety of themes. 9- l 5 1 1 . . P E 5 4 A 3 2 f i Q I' av- I i i . M... -...-..,.- f-. 5 , Cb . j x ' N' . f 9 ' 3 A , J ' 7,1111 ., .-f.'.sf3?-H. J A:-c , - ' -821 11:133:'555'+f'l 2:5:-.-.-, 3 - 1f-51.:::s:55:2f3'iS'9':+:4:5:l ' . .jfyfli s gg:-L: X '1 g:, gg.:55::::??f!:g1, ., Mfsssssssfifp' Rm' V i -Q --4555555552 X. -lbw ::::7 ' 'r ' lg Ann Ross, Mn. Parker, Mrs, Murkhcm, Carol Cmiq. Delta Zeta Rush The themes for this year's Delta Zeta Rush Parties consisted of My Fair Lady, A French Theme, and Delta Royalty. Rush is always an exciting experience, but it seems that it was even more so this fall. Many, many girls were in attendance and acquaintances were made that would have otherwise not been made. Thirty-one lovely girls picked up bids for our sorority. 5? ' , I 3 we .- xajf xv, ., a ,J f . 4 F' X 14.2 ful K 45, - A ' .. .. , Q if 5 'i cf .,!X 4 Q V if gnnn, i 1 2 , 5 X ' Q 2 ff , Q fa k 11 K ,B w. K 1 , I ra I ,, O 1 K .Tl f A ,-.M X P 158:29 4 A xv :Kink S ' ws . , f va f is X itffgifwx . - si ' ' . wkefg?-55:32 fl f ,u:'w '95-3' .i--9 def. v i .. , '..-,.,-pri - '.5gB.9,V. - Q 4 9,5 'i ' gf' 9 1 .f'v'.leg5 K I . A , 4 1 5 4 Ma 4 ,- . ru 1 24 ,' fm .H - .1 cg, 2 31' P W Xie as 'J 1 V Gun Wh ' Women s Independent tudent The Women s Independent Student As soclctlon entertained their rushees by havmg a Masquerade porfy Refresh ments were served and everyone had 0 very good tame ofcourse rush parhes are clwcys funl 'Q OU! . x ' I . f W . 1 ' - .1 y l xl, , . s o. - , ! n 1 Q Y 5 C9 5 . X - . .J 1 r P . , ' -'xx 4, - X . ex , , f Ax 1 . Q eff Q xrf., K 4 . A' 1 X . y ' 1 n- . ff-1 5 , 9 .. V x . I is 'Y rl. 5 1,-9' ggi- . , 1 ei, s 7' e Association Rush Entertannment was furnushed by a quar tet conslstmg of Edna Brannon Velma Prultt Zelda and Wanda Carroll In the lower left corner we fund Mnss Frle sponsor enloyung herself very much Coke parties requnred no physical ex ertuon except the muscles of the vocal area everyone lust sat around and got better acqualnted wuth their new found friends the prumary purpose of rush I 4? 'S ,Z I X 47' Q in el if 4' iw P , it l 1' frm . 11,5 , ,W I. 1- in 4 4 5 he Q sr, 75 ' 5329 . V , .E 1 . 'f f-5 V A , Umw- uf' gp A, yn HM ,E+ ,-fag, .ph 1 , , A 4,35 p, - wifffli' mf: , k 'a .. vw Y , l ti-fgsif 'A mm m ,hw Jw' . .rf kzgygll 5, ' I . k V A v K , . N : . fa M: P r-'Ss-21 B we A y ,,.,. i . 5' ,5 I6 xiii mxv- ' I Cav If uf' X I ll - - Q I ff. .M 945 If f 165 3 K i I fx ji Men's Independent Campus Association Smoke, smoke everywhere but still they have not the power to resist another cigarette when offered by their most attractive helpers, the members of WISA But, all good things must come to an end and the time to get down to business takes its place. ii 1 wl 'f' , N ! , ix ' G xx LY- , 9' 4, 'Q ,I 'ntgziq r gs? gi v l ' sw 'YK ' views . 7 .Y I I 'gk' IS K wi 5 4,43 .iv 9 -S ni fm 67 sf .5 -- Exif.. V 1- 1 i 8 igma igma Sigma The Annual Sigma Southern Ball was held as usual in the Student Center Ballroom. Decorations con- sisted of tall corrugated columns lwhiteb offset by a beautiful pink and white ceiling of crepe paper. The white wrought iron furniture completed the picture of a real Southern Ball. Tri Sigma Man, Guy Thompson with Chapter President, Mary Ragsdale. XS? Doormen Lloyd Berry and Randall White Bill Agent and Donna Bored Y . 5'C r l 'lsv'1 ll' Jimmy Walker, Jay Zevely, Guy Primrose, Wanda Chaney, Juanita Hinds, Charles Faudree, Margaret McKibben and Guy Thompson. Mary Rogsdale, Zane LaCroix, Ted and Nancy Towr Carol Coshaw and Neal Jones -+A -1 'H si, L! Grand March Becky Colluer Charles Green Bill Bell Isle Sharon Hood Mr and Mrs James Rgwlgnd 5 W ai ' U :ei X QR Wu . A' Q . g- 3 1 A H5 L. ' N. W 4 ' im F 52. . wmnfs- ' 1' arg , .i ' 6 ' J 'r ,lvfw - 'H-I ,4-A 42 f' Frontier Dance This yec:r's dance was ci reol rip snorter, and everyone had o stompin' good time...just toke cz look around and you con teii! Up in the left-hand corner of this here page is Guy Thompson right after winning First Prize for the best beard. fXiiii NI rwilitilmt Y 1 I 2 1Il .1.... .J DC I Phu Lambda Chl -,.,.....-nova - 'H 1 Muss Ruta Bodnne was chosen as thus years Phu Lambda Chu Sweetheart at the annual sprung formal Selection of the Svveei heart us based upon contrubu hons of hrne and energy and V 1 'fa fra-is l e eshment A lr 'e T11 SSID 1..,,..1- i lT 174 l i A f l W Y V u I I l P , 3, i , v A l . ' il if xg X Q' -- .3 Q l J f 'V -' L l - fl '-H' ,Y C .IQ Q I V ek N f 4 v X , V 1 L , 'Y X I Q T- '7 -vf' ff H i X , 3 A f, 'J , 5 A -..-..., '. S gl ,F K A .Ga ,- -E165 5 lar V R fr s were finer personality, ' r Aff- J 5 'l, ,Q f' 4 a. A ,' ,,-el g,,:sQ, --1 'Q 5 1, 5 ' X ,fc I alfjx Tl , -F, f ' l' 7-Lrifi' In r i ' nl , l g 'l ' ' - F' ' 3 1 A2 t A 3.4 fl 3 l 2-i f i 1 f l . . Z X 5 3 T 1 H Y ' . .l. - I Z D 'tl , , ' fi 7 ' X , l'n x s I X I I r , lf.. prmg Formal Deep Soufh Fayene Alabama as well represented by Hugh Branyon He rated a lable of has own Dan and Vurgunua FAYETTE ' '71, - 2 41.5 ,f dllgx Miss Rvfa Bodine her date Jam Bradford and friends This group as faking Mme out for a breather' X 1 1 r l K x y l J Colleen and Jam Jaclue and Danny 0 VY -1-1. Y ir ir in 1 i a xt' 6 If fl J 5' Q X 1 r r - J-.em la X F .X .f fo' A KN V - xqxt - . , l r A big moment for Miss Eloise Roberts, MICA Sweetheart. MICA Men's Independent Campus Activities The music isn't that bad kids! fif E r Q o 1 More funny iokes! Miss Zelda Carroll accepts the award for of WISA from Eugene Putty. most outstanding member Something wrong with the punch? W f lk J' fi-in cm ,fl 'f J 6 I . r'f'n3 f'Q-SMA vi: 'K-qv-'W nh., M W onlederac Il C yll 5 a l i 1 A E 4 Z 3 l 3 . Q 9 4 4 Wanda Carroll, Eugene Putty, Bill Mott and Zelda Carroll seem to be sitting this one out. .-.fin D1 l Above is Miss Eloise Roberts, MICA Sweetheart for 1960-61. Below are Fred McDonald, Best Pledge for the Spring Semester 1960, and Edwin Wallace, Best Pledge for the Fall Semester, 1959. P louise Millsap must have fold Jerry Sawyer a funny ioke. No one else seems to have heard it though. Beautiful-the music, that is. uf 'Ny Lewis Hefner, Betty Hert, Fcynell Mays, President of Delta Zeta, and Don Dougherty relax between dances. Not wallflowers, lust resting! pc Delta Zeta The Delta Zeta Rose Formal was held April 9. The ballroom was transformed into a garden with the couples entering through a white picket fence and archway that were 'covered with red roses. Stately columns lined the room covered with the winding roses. The main point of interest was the swing that would serve later as a throne for the Delta Zeta Rose, Miss Doris Brown. The Starlighters from Stillwater played for the affair. Jerry Sawyer and LaQueta Clark pause to have their pictures taken. Rose Formal r? ,U F14 Everyone had u dancing-good time. Intermission allowed everyone time for vrsrtung wrth friends. g. I Delta Zeta selects Doris Brown and Guy Houdyshell Delta Zeta Rose and Mun. I 4'B :5:fL'-' I 4 I Q l Pictured above is the new Sigma Tau Gamma Rose, Faynell Mays, and the vice president of the fraternity, Bill Rackley, who :rowned her at the dance. Xml! s B-8 igma Tau Gamma The Sig Taus took off with a roar at their annual spring formal. The girls in their short and shapeless dresses with beads cmd bands for accent, and the boys in their bow ties, vests, and straw hats Charlestoned the eve ning away. gp-4 1' 1. ft .,a..,..,..MM,w. , ,...,a-af .fli -55 4 :fig 42' f' 1. of 5 I A z f '- 4 5 I .M 1 L 1 '14 -I- Q . sv? . 'C 0 I this year Night on Psi s own mg each was assis Snif and Hello, This Is Santa! Christmas came to Northeastern more than once with the presentation of the annual Alpha Psi Omega Stunt December 8. The night got off to a grand start with Alpha Mrs, Santa Claus and her helpers at the North Pole introduc- slcit, Jodie Etheridge Stinnett played Mrs. Santa Claus and ted by Colleen Cadion and Sandra Deonier as the two elves, Ellie. Pat Scriba rounded out the cast as the maid, Nancy. Introducing the Spirit of Christmas was Jeanne Buck Two scenes from Sigma Sigma Sigma's second place win- ner in the Beauty Division, The Spirit of Christmas. This year for the first time the stunts were divided into two divisions, serious and comedy. The winner of the serious division was the Wesley Foundation with their version of The Little Match Girl. The second place winner was The Spirit of Christmas, entered by Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority. mn-M '11 lg 2 is -'oi 1 K L , S YA! ,Q 3. X 2 334 4- ,gg. -'- , fx., ,Si 4 G, 84 J',7 2 . 'E CIIIP' 1 f ,'z ggl 2 -1 1' Y 2 Q' gp I9 J' ,1fv Si . '?. in A,5 fr: ! 55 X N W' , 35: my E' 5-. 9 3 F H54 First Place winner.in the serious division was presented by the Wesley Foundation. Christmas Down South was the theme portrayed by the Delta Zetos. The skit was in- troduced by Bill Mott and .ludy Smith ns two Southern Dolls. hifi- Vw 51311 if J' 1' 8 Y o ff, I 'x 41 E! NN 35 D , an 'Q alt Y. if f' U 4 ' gf . N A ' rf fi. r IE' I ul 'FF x 90 S, 1 5 I , 1 'v-vm 8 1 s 1 Q E ws E K. P n S I' Y if 1 X, P is-QVS fi. . 1 lug 552 ERE , 5- fb? tml X , THE WHITE MAN'S MAGIC by Gertrude Ruskin. A play concerning the invention of the Cherokee alphabet by Sequoyah presented by the speech department as a part of the Moy 7 Cherokee Serninaries Homecoming Celebration. CAST OF CHARACTERS Sallee, wife at Sequoyah .............. ...... S usie Chuieewah Eyoka, daughter ot Sequoyah ...... ......... D orena Adair Sequoyah ........................................ ...... R ichard Rowe Rattling Gourd, Cherokee hunter ..... ...... A rnold Dotson Bark, Cherokee hunter ................... ..... F rank Cotner Chief Yonaguski ............ ..... D avid Budd ,W mmf' - v 'N Iw'fv-f new 2 . W, . M Everyone listens ro me words of Chief Yonoguski. Sequoyoh writes the words of Chief Yonaguski as Ruttling Gourd and Bark watch. f-M2-::,:i, ,. Eyoku watches as her mother, Sollee, pounds corn. 4 .. 'g ' ' r - W Eyoko, Scllee, and Sequoyoh work in front of their cabin. Eyoka reads the Cherokee words her futher has written. I 1 I ywufl, W- ini , e , 1- . nal IQ 1 X' - ' f ---- cl i u.. 1 A a i ar ' W G X 1. a 5 .1 E L 3' A? ng 'Halt' .5 hf' 4 IBNI mi E ,,,.n1 ' '..6i if .D 5 'W qw in ' If l 1 I -1.- P' 3915: O f x ' V l 1 L sill: ' fu f,1f?4 W F if s -f, 'vig i -A xl -1 I fa 'V I I 5 v . 5, fi., skx .5 .' It fix.. .. .l ien 34 'Q Q x' , , Hy Y!-'jaw' Lv .,xX!3,,.t .851 E. 234563251523 .. E - - v 1 X pf, 3 1. ' Rl. vs , X , K, 'ff E1 if 4 4, , 1 'u 'Y A Aff X A Xia. 1 1 I ,-'il Cas! and crew for the production of Ethan Frome. Sfa ge Crew Light technicians, Clyde Smcllwood and Joe Don Massey. Costume Crew omeco ing Para V A 1 ' ' A' Q -.W fi L , 1. Q' -.lf'f in-4 P . ,K Q X, R . A 8 r l 3 ' f f x 4 f x 1 ' YK Y .0 A 'Y if -,urn -- ff M , 175 ib 5 z ? A if .1 P W' 9 . 6 f I N N! Q Jfyjn. U 2 Q , sw ii f .. Buy ,,g, A A KN IGNT 4 A A X f' M . Q Y gl 31,2 -J 4-..1. Homecoming Parade rf. .4 For this year's Wilson Hall Queen we have Peggy Hoyt, and her attendants DeeAnn Bynum, Pat Roberts, and ...Q Margaret Crocker. Don Parnell chauf- lx feured the Royalty during the parade. '- 7170 4'-1 QKB5 A ff 791' Mom Club Vepresemcnvel A Pot of Gold at the end of the Rainbow for BSU. HILL If b be it Q , 'qv . 4 ' 'f A 1 , ' fxi' -..L I ,,. ,Y ,, . 1 .fp-'rv-o'2'1.. f' ap. ew: . '.yxg '.4. xg . , . D.. ni 'h-.1u..AginQi.. First place winner Industrial Arts. Cinderella's Princl, Carl Roborts. ly. ,f 1 . H. ,w AK! 7 ,M-u - T , r 5 r 3' .- . 1 xv' f s av it s A k :P f ,-' 1, 'H X ,xg A is gf . . . Zi- X .aiu L N Rf .4 .L E 5 l ' f wir-,. fgffb, .lag fi., . gi Q ,Yi N! 'A' '. 3. -.A-1 ' v,- kg, .. ,, bi, QXA 0 NIC A 7 1 . O The Sig Tous entered Hansel and Gretel for their Homecoming theme, , -rn 1 .7'.' . , r 1 r.. Y 4 , - . . P -L.. ,. f .rg'Iff,g. X1 - e,..fu.,,fc51 gi Ir, , :R . ln, ' 1 U5-1.2 -'-T nf 1 Ji' 9 ,'., .- - Q LJ N pf 1,1 ,fl .. 4 'r .f M B ' 5' - ' WFJP fl .f-if 111-5--an FLA' . .' ' 1 I - . . , ., 1 - ' ,, 3 ,' X . , v I . ,V . xx, Q Nh .vga-rv ,Q if f ..,'f-',,'-Q 1 ,La-.f 1 5.1 .:.,3'. 'r - .v----., T -r . ' I is ' 9 ' 5 rf y, ' ui , ' L . f 4. 4 ' . tx' X ' . ' , . - . i w Beep! Beep! The roadrunner is loose again, The Phi Lambs placed third in the comedy division this year. The Delta Zeta float tied with the Tri Sigs for first place in Beauty. Vina Martin played the role of Cinderella on the Freshman Class Float. The WISA selected Zelda Carroll to represent the Queen of Hearts on their float. The Phi Sigs were still putting finishing touches on their pumpkin, which carried Cinderella ta the Ball, as they were ap- proaching the starting point of the parade. Then after the fun Everyone settled down, And some dismissing girls To diminish the sound, Got down to hard work For they knew that in hours, Was the time for parade And they prayed not for showers. Twos the night before Homecoming And all through the town, All that could be heard Was the noisy sound, Of hammers and saws And of girls shouting out, Stop that! Behave! Or we'll have you thrown out. j-u--- .K The girls too decided That they'd work alone, And sent them on home, Then they rolled up their They finished their floats Before 'ere a man. And with a coke in hand, So they pushed the boys back sleeves nd' sw .ggi '-'-,'u,.- ,.., in fl ' u 'F f 4 ' ' 6. J 4,-fr gl 'I ,P' Q51 1 'QW' IR 1 mu! Ii ' 1 1 ' x u 1 E 4' ii ,Ab '3- ww,-:dh 4.1- 'IAA ,. ' Q5 Y l. . I . 'Q fue -, I ' .- ,Q--H F,,. iiiiitt -4 fi? .SSKQQQQ B 1 rn 'sl T 1 5 r Ill mayb- xi 75.2. I I lf? Ll 'II- , Q Vi vub .V he, :..,,j7' .5 IP I J ' Z i I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I liialnlg X, ' ZHAQ ami i Frontier eek Frontier Week again was a success as the pledges and members had their usual games of competition. The members won the rope pull, tailball, and cross-country race, and the pledges won the greased- pig race. At the Annual Bar-B-Q, the pledges and members were about equal on the games and races held at Sequoyah Park, They week-ended with the Annual Dance held in the Student Center building on Sat- urday night. The Phi Sig Greenhorns Pledges Sheriff Thompson and his deputies Q if ni, 'Q . ,Q rf K . ,X .sy ..43,ff'sss Q t fi Bw , tv R., .. 4 i i W A . ,W A all gl 4'-va if Z 1' Miss Wanda Carroll 'I P. 1 J' 4 ry X . x? -4 S , ' f',1' R. . xx, K if we ,1 ' x Utd . 'S P v 4 ,Ab U, ,. N ,C , Quad 313' sk., RJ K X. s'f V '1 54 . 'G - .. xl ,fi if wtf, , A 5 1 Members of Ihe Advanced Inter- pretative Class: Kafhy Skelton, Juanifa Dicus, Colleen Cadion, Rulh Arrington, Franlc Cofner, George love, Bruce Ishmael, Jerry Sawyer, Kelly Boen. 209 fly ' ' 4..r,..,A,kI im' 838 plz 'H' fax- 33:4 I ff? tg' II, .fr14 f',p. gg Q A 1 ! 1 Y L , R I i 3 , F : K I Ly ,A V .J? ,.. .ffgiiijfaiw ' SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA FOUNDERS DAY BANQUET . . . Snaps above. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA FOUNDERS DAY BANQUET MIG: V1-if? s'fy My 51,5 94' ,, Mfpx Km.,,,..+ + H4 can 44, Eh! 1 KHWS Nui Afhlehcs K Y H A ' 2. - .tu . . 'X K Y ' X xg' 5- X xx ,X K f . , 'I le. Q 1 2 v L 4-. X I , f Q XR 1 8 , ,BF , A K X ,,,- ............. -, it ' lk' ' ' -':+?r',.' '.'+- nf V- . ' - v .N '.. a. .Q-, gf, . 'I 'I'-f , . fri! 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M li CALVIN TURNBOW Chairman Athletic Council The athletac program of Northeastern State College IS admlnlstered by the Chairman of the Dlvnston of Health and Physncal Education and by the Athletnc Commuttee composed of twelve faculty members The Athletuc Commuttee us selected by the Executive Councll and IS dnrectly responsible to the Presndent of the College The Chairman of the Athletic Commnttee who cannot be a member of the athletic staff sugns all contracts together wnth the Chaurman of the Department of Physucal Educatuon and IS he offucnal faculty representatnve to all state collegu ate athletnc conference meetungs 6--s. QV Q 5- any ROUSEY STRATTON WADLEY YANDELL 1151 P- -A 'T -44r.ai,w' ' 1 sxiqi' ' aww .:. -'-ffl? 'su' ,a,,,.?f. 7 Xef,.f'A nuff., 34 fanny, ,QQ-t,n'Rf 45 FOOTBALL- - 1959 T' od C in D' X MU... -- THE REDMEN -- Reading from left to right: Bottom row: Don Irvin, Jake Greenwood, Bob Roberts, Wayne Plummer, Hugh Enos, Eugene McGill, Joe Stansell, Myrl Dobbs, Bob Irvin and Phil Baker. Row 2: Charles Moore, John , , , c son, aro Lackey and Paul Bell. Factor, Joel May, Ray Grandstaff Jerry Clark Bill Elkins Robert Ja k H ld Row 3: Dan Sulivant, T. A. Shell, Phillip Parks, Marvin Traw, Adolph Branzinsky, Charles Gay, Lee Sampson, Bill Turner. Row 4: Joe Kiger, lynn Burris, James McGee, Mark Gibson, Clark Wasson, Lee Walker, and Thomas Forbes. Row 5: Dr. Bob Lander iassistant coachl, Ray Judkins, lyle Burris, Everett Parker, Chris Bolton, Billy Rogers James Gibson M Bl k ' ' ' ' , ax an enshlp ltralnerl, D. M. Wadley ldlrector of athletlcsl and Harold Stratton lhead coachll NA- 4 T Redman Coaches HAROLD TUFFY STRATTON HEAD COACH Beginning his fourth year as head football coach at North eastern Harold Tuffy Stratton has compiled an enviable record of 25 victories 5 losses and no ties His first years team in 1956 finished as co champions of the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference and an 1957 shared a second place berth with Northwestern State College The big year for Stratton was last season when his team swept to 11 straight victories was ranked the No 1 small college team in the nation and won the Holiday Bowl in St Petersburg Fla and the title of champions of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Stratton was also picked Oklahoma Coach of the Year by the Lawton press ROBERT LANDER Dr Robert Lander assistant football coach at Northeastern has been a member of the coaching staff of the college since 1953 A graduate of Texas Christian University Dr Lander played college ball in two states before transferring to the Texas school At Northeastern most of Dr Landers work has been with the Redman line and he has produced some of the finest line men an the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference Last years line was reputed to be the best in the history of the college D M DOC WADLEY D M Doc Wadley is chairman of the division of health physical education and safety and director of athletics and assistant football coach As chairman of the department and unofficial good will ambassador of Northeastern on his many speaking engagements throughout the state the diminutive director of athletics has a daily schedule that starts early and ends late The heavy load of duties IS not considered as such by Doc however and his ready smile no matter where he is or what the situation might be attests to that. With the added duties of preparing for a bowl game last season he was known as the busiest man of the campus. ,-iv, -4 C 18? ls. 1 f t X- WAYNE PLUMMER JAMES GIBSON JAKE GREENWOOD Quarterback, Poteau Quarterback, Tulsa Quarterback, Lindsa ri Y 1959 FOOTBALL SUMMARY On the heels of the best football season in the history of the school, the 1959 Northeastern Redmen had a strong start but faltered in the stretch to wind up the season in fifth place in the OCC. The 3-6 won- lost record contained more losses for Coach Harold Stratton than his previous three seasons combined. Redman End Charles Moore provided some de- gree of consolation by being chosen the only re- peater on the all-OCC team. In addition to Moore's selection to the first team, Tackle Joe Kiger, Halfback Robert Jackson, and Center Lynn Burris were all named to the all-OCC second team. 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The Rangers took a 13-0 lead in the second quarter but Halfback Robert Jackson hit End Charles Moore for a 26-yard scoring play which kept the Redman hopes alive. Jackson again made a touchdown throw early in the fourth period, this time a 42-yard heave to End Bill Baker. Jackson evened the score at 20-20 on a 'IO-yard pass from Quarterback Jake Green- wood. Dan Sulivant's kick gave the Redmen a 1-point lead. Northeastern received some insurance only minutes later as Greenwood scored on a quarterback sneak. SOUTHEASTERN With Quarterback Jake Greenwood and Halfback Robert Jackson passing for 170 yards to lead the Northeastern offensive, the Redmen breezed by South- eastern 27-13 for their second league victory. Southeastern scored first in the game but the Redmen came back to score four times before South- eastern could score again. Lee Sampson opened the ll .nga I' rx c 'Sh-nl fs --1 -.. 3-Q. ...jf l' Redmen scoring. He was followed by Wayne Plum- mer's 6-pointer in the second period. Charles Moore took a pass from Greenwood to score again in the third period and Sampson wrapped up the Redman scoring on a 20-yard end run in the final period. The win left Northeastern on top in the OCC race. EAST CENTRAL The following week, the East Central Tigers came to town with nothing to lose and evervthing to gain. Before the night was over they had overcome a 14- point deficit and dumped the Redmen by a 27-14 score. This gave the Redmen their first conference loss of the season. Quarterback Jake Greenwood made a 1-yard plunge in the first quarter to open the scoring in the game. Halfback William Turner swept around end for six yards in the second period to give NSC its second touchdown. East Central came back strong, however, as they scored once in the second quarter, once in the third and twice in the fourth for the victory. LANGSTON With the 45-O defeat by Langston University Oc- tober 24 the Redmen were pushed out of the OCC race. It was becoming evident that a disastrous sea- son was in the making for the Redman footballers. The Redmen held the Lions during the scoreless first quarter but the Lions grabbed 19 points in the second and 18 more in the fourth for the victory. Langston's Donald Lee Smith was the outstanding player in the game as he passed for two touchdowns and went 48 yards on a punt return for another. Northeastern's only serious scoring threat came midway in the third quarter but ended with an in- terception by Langston. The defeat by Langston left the Redmen with a 2-3 win-loss record in conference play. CENTRAL STATE The Central State Broncs put the damper on the Redman hopes for a homecoming victory October 31 as they put on a free-scoring drive in the second half for a 37-21 win. End Charles Moore highlighted the Redman scoring in the second quarter as he grabbed one scoring pass and completed another to End Lee Sampson. This gave the Redmen a 14-13 halftime advantage. A 24-point barrage in the second half wrapped up the victory for Central. Halfback William Turner gave the old grads something to cheer about in the second half when he returned a kickoff 88 yards to give the Redmen a 21-13 lead. The rugged Broncho line cleared the way in the second half to overtake and then smother the Redman attack. ln the season finale played November 14 at Gable Field the Redmen again put up a good battle in the first half but fell short in the second half as Pittsburg State Teachers College snowed the Redmen 34-14. Halfback Robert Jackson passed to End Lee Samp- son in the second quarter to start off the scoring. The Kansans rebounded with six points but Sampson again caught a pass and scored, this time from Quar- terback James Gibson. Sparked by a speedy half- back, Paul Schliecher, the smallest man on the field, Pittsburg poured on the steam in the second half as they scored 28 points. M A X Q 5? we LEON COX Catcher .Brit .Q xr aa qt, Vi? 3-Q 4511. Q-8 CORKY MIZELL Pitcher Oo--an 40. l Ll 224 cowl QA .139 K r Quinn lrk.. we-ni. l 2 gl' .5 42+-:EH 5 wk .1agf ' 'Hit 3- -Fwd MI' pq rf '5.g. time ly tw-f It ,Q 'V .Ag Q-A-'lm Hug? ag- 'lu as vi sci --sgar Q' 6 .0 0,5 -4 qw Q ts .quo QVWVV A' av- WM MK-f3 M ., DON IRVIN lnflelder TOM C ROUSEY Tom C Rousey came to Northeastern un 1947 as head basketball coach Since that time he has had the lab of coaching all three malor sports football basketball ancl baseball Rousey earned hls BS and MS degrees at the Um versuty of Oklahoma where he was a three sport letterman He has also done graduate work at New York Umverslty -n H...- 1 ff!- f r, S, 3 A 1 1,1 l 'W-ef A l Eg V Xi.. ,,,,m,,,Qi. we 4195, - . - W 'Lau-3' 'A -. ,QM new l f.' ' Q ' I xx fx . . A . ,, V 'gp 4 3 X ' 'Vu'- ' 1 N nn' . 'ite' ' ' ' .915- zu Ni' . as .4 1 GA 1 Hr'4:'.-.'N N' Q WALLACE Al-LEN DONALD KIZZIA ,..'- ' , ,,,- -1. f .f - I A 1 .Ji uf, ? f, . .Mo -A 'iqxmf A 9-' 35: S1 . ':1Z4i'f 1-43.1 WAYNE PLUMMER Pitcher Pitcher Outfielder 1.12 - ' P-' - '1 gg' ' 2 . ,, r ki, Q.,-'fi' .V 1' 'gif K xlljfv 1 - ' fd! sv, ff xg '5 K. , 1 li f - 1' yi ,f' ew .. -A If 2.1.5 ii: y .J 1 f . keith rf 'vie' -1 1' 1960 BASEBALL SEASON QQ!-.lily ful y S -' ' The Redman baseball team finished the ' fl M we ' 1960 season with a 12-10 won-lost record and a second place rating in the eastern di- vision of the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference standings. The record was considerably more impressive than the 1959 season when the team won only two games against eleven losses. c,.A.g A L -... .- , X Y ..,- .N 'N- 4, Corky Mixell at but. Mlk' Gfffdfwf g -vi?-t . ..., . ' .,'-- my :RSiT3'f ,fs f , 1 We 2 -va... s 1:51 , AV I E N ' ' 1' as 'io if lf , 1 A . X X 3' at as X ' il , W S 1' Fw saws fgcxxy 5 ' - ' lr slag Ei. .. f . iff gi , ml s ' W F' X i J- 7 3 B 'X' Vi V I 49 as owl 7 f 5 :sv T ,f , Q T Q, ef fi , v f . ' .g,1-L-, If: .U ir' 9, A: X , - -fy - Jr - X . , lx ,X AJ 1 ' f tw, T V .Lf I i ff: i . - . JL-:+,:fff'r1 V?21.::r ' ' nf ' - .Q ,. 'f- . ,. 'Wi -E g AQ '.,, xv . . f-ff., AW Q- . rg, 5 W 1 ' Y f . ef' Q-U sits-M :Wg .,. -0 to E ' E si: ' ,ff 'iT' ft? W1 'fzffeff-, rf, 2 fgxitfsf' K Q A, ,,.L,, - 85' ssc, an .1 J - Ni H -,xl r Tk .vi n A if 224,51 H' , cu'-uf. al, ' , -' A-rs 'T ' 5'i Q,,' -1 -Q-, ' 2-'3Yf ' 13? 'LT f A. ,, o .jd bs K A X, f' .. ,, ,L ,Q - .ant Q. . g . 9 -3- -I - f . 6 z ' - ,., , , ,v Q ' ' H 1 4. s ' ' ,, ,... '- gfnz. r 'D r si- ,- 4, v 23. L, V. . 4 1 X GILBERT OSBURN Outfielder Although Coach Tom Rousey was blessed with an abundance ot returning lettermen, the team's efforts were greatly held back by the tact that most of the Redman pitchers were inexperienced. Freshman hurler Paul Hogner provided the most outstanding perform- ance from the pitching mound for the team as he gained six wins while losing only three. iii '. A-, sxi TOMMY PETERS MIKE GARDNER Pitcher Outfielder The squad early part of being an 8-5 played some ot its best games in the the season, an outstanding example victory over Tulsa University in the opening game ofthe season. The team split a double- header with East Central in the first conference action of the season, dropping the first game 7-A but win- ning the second game TO-O. HAROLD WHITENACK JOE CASH JIM PAULLUS Outfielder Pitcher Outtielder l l i ,- :F tJae. .g, ,,, ,draw so , V V as . Q-if V w V, tv-+1 if f , g in . if . . , 5 , ' -XT WJF' ' , - ll 3. ' . . 4 A M,-'si T. , ,.. ' ' ,V A tu W ' 4 . if 1. 2: ' f f . ab' gd. 3 Ati -V ---A ,I . .9 L Q In-To . ,Af fy W: A A 1, . . N ' ' s- ,- -- --- t't ' , 1 i fi. X - Y' 51. I. rl :iw f if T ' ' N mfsfh' ' L f J' . 5' , - 1 . T' ly L - . 1 - A i - i A H waz' f- T H-W' ,.- fir,-vt., X W 1,..:f1- - L .1 'R- Sli U xr' l -lf ' , , cf 7' - - A - nv!- Ls? 1 5 - A , V ,QM ...,,7:,:,,i,i,? gt-: ,J Y i ,,. ij it ' - w L .yt .Q A L , K A Y ,, g . . v N4 ' f 'tra , - . we K.:-kr W ,mr-L.: tl 1-zr , , ' wnhixlr 4' N ti fr :fhllsl i-2-'-siS9:f'fft?' . V' X 4223. ,l Q .. 3 .1 ,Yg- -,a..V:a:Q..f A 5- ' fr' ' gl?-Qfrf 'ff ,j9g,.,nA, M 7 's 'ani' V -2 J V . ul. ,115 . 'fill' K 'K . dr 1 uu. ,s.'5'5 A - , ,. gel 'frm ,,. .,. .,. Row 1: Mike Gardner, Tom Peters, Leon Cox, Tom Gable, Phillip Baker, Don Irvin. Row 4'3 2: Dan Sullivant, Russell Glory, Harold Whitenaclr, Dale Osborne, Melvin Mcllanos. f , Row 3: Joe Cash, James Paullus, Corky Mixell, Grover Wade, Paul Hoaner From that point in the season the Redmen went on a winning spree which saw them win five of their next six games. The Redmen swept doubleheaders from both Southeastern and Langston but faltered in the first of two games with the eastern division champs from Oklahoma Baptist University. In the second game of the OBU match, Mike Gardner and Don Irvin led the Redmen to a 3-0 shutout. ln the final half of the season the Redman hopes for the title began to grow smaller with each game as they split a second doubleheader with East Cen- tral. The Langston Lions provided stiffer competition on their home field as they pounded the Redmen by 13-3 and ll-1 margins. Q ' . .i 1. -. '.-r .-- v Roxell - Umpire OBU did likewise in the final games of the season for Northeastern by shutting them out 5-0 in the first game and pounding out eight runs in the second game for an 8-2 victory. PAUL Noonan Mswm Mmmss PHILLY BAKER P' it ' atc er Pitcher Outfielder , ,pn- sa- - ,. . . 15' 1 N -5+ . ' - qw its 1, WWTIWW ' fs Members of the golf team ure: William Bynum, Joe Ferguson, Chris Crank, Bill Montgomery, Henry d E I Calvert, D. M. Wadley, coach, and louis Boker holding club. Cresnp, Jim Reed, Logon Res , or 1960 GOLF RECORD For the third successive year the Northeastern golf squad has finished in second place in the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference standings. The title, determined by each team's performance in the OCC golf tourna- ment, was won by Central State. The Redmen's No. l man, Joe Ferguson, received top honors in the conference by winning the medalist title. He received the award after he shot a three- overrpar 77 in the tournament. ln other action during the season, the Redmen dropped two matches to Central State and two to Tulsa University. The squad finished in fourth place in the Oklahoma College and University tournament. Coach D. M. Wadley will have his entire squad back next year. -T ..,..llli-1 Golf .T- y '.6fgM , C F 637 'Q-1' sm. D. M. DOC WADLEY Coach Basketball JACK DOBBINS Jack Dobbins is beginning his first year as basketball coach at Northeastern. However, his is anything but a new name to basketball fans of the Northeastern area. He was a star guard on the Northeastern basketball team between the years of 1947 and 1951, being a four-year letter- man and a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate All-Conference team for three years. After receiving his bachelor's degree from Northeastern, Dobbins began an eight-year tour of coaching high school basketball teams. He spent two years at Haskell, one year at Shidler where his team won the North State Conference. He wound up his high school coaching career with five years at Tahlequah where his team of last year won the Verdigris Valley Conference Charn- pionship. Q. W ,. N. 1 . ' Q .M 1 61' 'i . 4 'F 1 '7IN WV 1, '1 'L 13 3 wi 16 h 'V 'I 'QZSV u K , 4 1 I z --- 1 I - 5 I ,AL LVVV 2 .V f t.:f E5-fl! 7 g ,K -L. 5 Qc Z fa J, Y L! gg 231 -W. N - ' Q ,1- M ,M 1 f Q 1 ! 2 ' W 15 1 1 Q h W 1 ' ' 5 - l X . 9 'B K . A gy Q s 'x X ', r x 1 Q - Q'?!'g!1g g!9' If - - N L ' .zffm f,-Hi' .! ' . 'j nj:-i vfis-1 Q, ' 'V eg' 3 luv- T S s ., . X , I . wi eff as-1 ... A 't 4 riisx Xjd ' eg Fai'- f Q, I' M X 1 6 if A . 'X E 5 x 1 + f s gg 4 f 1,5 H' I ,iffy ,K -fi!! f W4 S - -e 'fn K i I ' i 3 T I ,vu W, ,fi 'U gf-1 ,fx fli S l . E Coach Jack Kisner, Mac Mclntosh, Jerry Smith, Ronald Cox, Charles Nicholson, Ronald Perdue, and David Kisner. S , wm.Wwd,,,,,... Y' .,,,.-v--f-' ' 5' S ,. ' -at S Y 1 P ,' ' ' J .9 r Q Q f' , .r 1 -M' . l ir' 'V+ .1 P? i' 5 M , . - J ' is lg T . L' y , 9 enms - ' l i , , 5 l . Y Q 'Ll lj- . k l 1 jill .fll 1 1 fav, B M:- Q 1 .iv gt i- -. i it V. 1960 TENNIS RECORD Although Coach Jack Kisner began the l96O tennis season with a fairly experienced team, his team had one of the poorest showings in recent years. The team lost ' seven matches, won two and tied two. The ties were .,-,-,hw H counted as losses, however, because the opponents won 'W' the No. l matches. W V U31 'Winn ' A :44Pl?f1': - . ...cf,mgg'g,,,,?l,..,i. jJ W ii., . ' 1 Q, 15,4 I ' r -f sf4l:H',-'?i 7if5'- '- 3' ' ' i K sv .W 41:05. . ... ..,s.. ,., ,. .. X I L X V M b Y rg ifjin -.L 5 i h si . , In '..:,.Q: i?S'1.,,.J- ,IN ,,,. AMi1i?'1 -r t.,a ,, ,v: -: 1 .v 5 iq tw Soldier Sanders 4 ' , Q- n ' -. - . - 1 v .KQ , i'..b.' W, . , 'lw,'x',.'p 'Q . ' W 'Jv Q If 'Q . ii . f , Q ff. - I ' '-' . . , , . A yn, , s J , . 'A ff - ..' .3 7' AH' . if +0 tix' , N, LN- .'Z , Me' - M wg Sf iQ JACK KnsNER X , .V ,,,.,,,. .- 1 1 T W. ' X' Jack Kisner took over the tennis reins at North- ' i ' ' L eastern in 1949. At the time Kisner was director of -, E. audio-visual education at Northeastern. He was appointed director of the placement service in Ai 1955. Kisner received his BS at Northeastern, his ME at the University of Oklahoma and has done further graduate work at Oklahoma State. llivrrll . t 4 News ,,...-, ,1- .4- ' . i' I., DAVID KISNER The victories for the tennis team came together. The first was a home match with East Central and next was a home match with Arkansas University. In the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference tournament at Central, Soldier Sanders won three matches before being dropped by a Southeastern player. David Kisner who played No. 'I for Northeastern most of the season won two of his three matches before being dropped by an East Centrol player. JERRY S 5 ,',' 'X I RONALD PERDUE . Il -, YQ, .' uf' 1, , .MQ , A. ' 5 ji V -is i W' MAC MclNTOSH 1 Q.: 9 ' 1 .. 1 4' 'S'-an . G P' '1,., 'Q B . W3 'i if , 91 my . 5 f Edd Pork and Ronald Perdue SMITH RONALD COX CHARLES NICHOLSON 'N-N, A Www-Q 1 . 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