Northeastern Oklahoma A and M College - Viking Yearbook (Miami, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1943 volume:

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A 8 M SALUTES DR. BRUCE G. CARTER A PRESIDENT FOR 27 YEARS . .. 1J9. . 4:; H A AN ENVIABLE RECORD . . . The obscure future of Northeastern Oklahoma A 8t M College, in 1943, was appraised cau- tiously by even the most optimistic men of the day. Located on a rural creek side, amidst gently rolling hills, the school adjoined a mining area, whose industrial outlook was only marginal for the postwar period ahead. A student shortage, created by World War llsfewer than 200 were enrolled-made difficult the justification of the limited study programs remaining. Higher edu- cation, dependent upon state aid, was financially insecure; the junior college curriculum was criticized, the argument being that several programs of study were irrelevant to higher educa- tion. A curtailment of activities at Northeastern Oklahoma Junior College had already become an issue of some political importance. Called to assume the position of leadership during that time of crises for higher education in Northeastern Oklahoma was Bruce G. Carter, a young and confident administrator of the National Youth Administration for Oklahoma. In January, 1970, after a period of nearly twenty- seven years, during which the college has undergone a complete metamorphosis, Dr. Bruce G. Carter will resign his responsibilities as President of the College. lnheriting a campus of five worn. dust-red brick buildings, a ten-member faculty, and an annual budget of $30,500, the new president soon demonstrated the ability and dignity of office he was so admirably equipped to command. Dr. Carter initiated a promotional campaign among area business and community leaders, encouraging them to sponsor scholarships for deserving young men and women; from his ef- forts has emerged one of the most outstanding endowment programs among junior colleges. The quality of education, as well as the curricula, was dramatically improvedeattesting to a con- stant betterment is the current high percentage of faculty who hold Master and Doctoral degrees. An infant agricultural program, initiated as part of the colleges curricula soon after Dr. Carter's inaugural. has achieved splendid recognition for its record of judging Championships as weli as for its vocational and instructional graduates. A new vocational-technical program was launched; programs in the fine arts tdrama, music, art, and stagecrafti were innovated. A master of the public relations field and an advocate of physical, as well as intellectual and tech- nical skills, the president promptly instituted highly successful physical education programs in inter- collegiate athletics and girls' drill teams. HGolden Norsemen have become synonymous with 'iexcel- lence, and the ttNorse Stars, an organization that Dri Carter considers 'this team? has displayed poise and southern charm everywhere they have performed. Football, basketball, baseball. track, tennis, golf, and cross-country have attained national prominence. Such sports as swimming, archery, and gymnase tics now add versatility to an impressive list of variety and intramural pursuits. In the early years of leadership, Dr. Carter served as administrator, public information director, teacher, and counsetor. The new president, with his young family, even assumed the responsibility of head resident of one of the student dormitories. Today, the President strides to his office from a lovely traditional, Georgian brick home on the west edge of the campus, such proximity allowing constant communication with the students. igxk y In the more than a quarter century of Dr. Carterts leadership. the annual operating budget has risen to well over 1.6 million dollars; the faculty has grown to over ninety members. Since 1961, when a long range campus developmental blueprint was accepted, construction of new facilities has progressed at a phenomenal rate. Such improvement has enabled the college to nearly double its enrollment to 2,500 students. The City of Miami has responded to growth plans, with accep- tance of Urban Renewal planning which has permitted much of the construction progress over the last four years. Older facilities have been renovated; the campus itself has been attractively beautified. A central mall with walkways, Chimes, fountains. and statuary, is the paramount feature of the linewH cam- pus. Dr. Carters background and life is similar to that of Horatio Alger. Born in 1904, one of twelve children in a farm family. he was destined to a life of hard work; however, individual initiative was not lacking in the young lad from Chickasha, Oklahoma. Although he withdrew from formal education upon completion of the eighth grade to help support his family by working in a dry cleaning establishment, at age nineteen. with determination, he decided to complete high school. Entering the high school acad- emy at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, he worked persistently to graduate in only two years. Three years later, in 1928. he was granted a Bachelors Degree. He had finished an eight year course of study in only five. Despite the heavy academic load, the determined scholar worked in his spare time, hauling students' laundry on his back to cleaning establishments in town. During his stay at OBU, with effective management, his student laundry concession provided the necessary funds not only to com- plete college, but to buy a new automobile. He earned a Doctorate in Education at the University of Oklahoma in 1948. Dr. Carter, today, admits that he was tempted to turn his business acumen into a highly profitable endeavor; He continues to regard his work experience as a precious investment; never has he disdained the state of the working man. Today, in a time of rising student expenses, he will spend much time and effort to see that a determined student has the opportunity to work his way through college. He admits that he has been skeptical of some students' ambition for success in the occupational and professional world; on the other hand, the resourcefulness of some young men and women little surprises the veter- an administrator. The retiring president has retained his warmth and regard for young people. Giving of his personal financial resources and counseling time, Dr. Carter has invested much in higher education. He has in- vigorated and revitalized the Student Senate into a vibrant and responsible organization. Student rep- resentatives, meeting frequently with Dr. Carter, share with him his candor and respect for the individ- ual. Under his guidance, students often propose beneficial ideas related to improvement of environment, activities, conduct, curricula, and social and cultural pursuits. Dr. Carter has maintained that his office door is Halways open to anyone with an idea or problem. The NEO administrator has served as President of the Miami Rotary Club and Chamber of Com- merce and has been a member of the Parks and Recreation Board for over twenty years. He was Chair- man of the Ottawa County Semi-Centennial in 1957' and helped formulate the Ottawa County Historical Society in 1960. He has occupied leadership positions in the state and local Democratic organization. Professionally, he has served as President of the Council of North Central Junior Colleges, an organiza- tion with over 250 member schools, located in nineteen states. Vet '4 . ' gs .. '1 - t .-,-:. .i i 4' N Dr. Carter regards his long career of public service as part of his stewardship responsibilities as a Christian and churchman. The young Bruce Carter was State President of the Baptist Young People's Union and often led in the organization of summer Bible schools in his early teaching career. A life-iong Southern Baptist and former chairman of the Board of Deacons in the First Baptist Church of Miamit he is presently on the Executive Board of the nation-wide Southern Baptist Convention. He formerly pre- sided as President of the Oklahoma Baptist University Alumni Association, being presently active in Alumni Development activities. A pioneer in junior college education in Oklahoma, Dr. Carter affirms that he is not retiring, but only accepting another position in the field of education. He will become Executive Director of the Alumni Development Program for Higher Education in Oklahoma, and if predictions of his associates are accurate, Dr. Carter may yet become a pioneer of a quarter-century of work in this new area as well. A GRAND FINALE . .. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration-Faculty ................... 13 Sophomores ........................... 31 Organizations ......................... 77 Sports .............................. 105 Activities ............................ 129 Royalty ............................. 153 Freshmen ............................ 167 OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Dr. E. T. Dunlap Harry P. Conroy Exall English G. Ellis Gable Chancellor Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary John J. Vater. Jr. Donald S. Kennedy Goodwin Broaddus, Jr. Assistant Secretary MrS. Jewell Ditmars William T. Payne Joseph W. Morris BOARD OF REGENTS FOR THE OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY AND A8 M COLLEGES Mr. Forrest Mclntire Mr. James Ballinger Executive Secretary President State Board of Agriculture Mr. John C. Burwell Mr. Herman E. Duncan Armon H. 308! Chairman herm- Mr. Burke Healey Mr. H. C. Hitch, Jr. Mr. Richard James Mr. Robert H. Smith Vice Chairman 14 PRESIDENT .E Dr. D. D. Creech President ?inrtkgeaatern Qbklalgnma 2x. 3:311. 01:011ch OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT miami. Oaklnhnma 74354 I want to express my very real pleasure and honor for the opportunity to serve as President of Northeastern Oklahoma AgzM College. This is a beautiful campus with fine facilities for faculty and students. I shall do my very best to continue improvement of the educational opportunities available to students of this school and to the citizens of Oklahoma. I extend a warm welcome to prospective students. Our enrollment is small enough, that we can give personal attention which is so important, yet we are large enough to have a wide variety of curricular offerings. Our two- year Liberal Arts and Vocational-Technical programs rank among the best. Students have many and varied opportunities to par ticipate in competitive and intramural sports as well as social and fine arts activities. This yearbook tells the story of Northeastern AlizM---- and it is a proud story. If you are genuinely interested in securing an education, you can get a good start at Northeastern Oklahoma A 8!M College. Sincerely, D. D. Creech President DDC ivw Dr. Cecil Ferree Academic Dean . . 1 mm hymn , ' P-:xlf' Y x Dr. Ferree dictates a letter to his secretary. Dorthea Miller. Dr. sistance in co-curricular projects. ACADEMIC DEAN Ferree congratulates Raymond Boyd for fine as- Students are always welcome to visit with Dean Ferree. REGISTRAR Mrs. Hutts and Mrs. Thompson check the daily mail. Mrs. Elizabeth Hutts Registrar Mrs.JanaThompson The registrars office provides information for student en- Assistant Registrar rollment, enormously large in volume each day. 16 BUSINESS MANAGER n 4.. Mildred G. Carter Serving as business manager involves careful and precise manage- Business Manager ment of all college funds, thus entailing long work days. Supervision of clerical duties is another responsibility. Pat Smith, seated, discusses an Carter. invoice with Mrs. DEAN OF WOMEN Dean Roddy, sponsor of The Order of Freyja, served as hostess for the alumni tea. Dean of Women wan? Colu- w ;, ,. n a .. - -7, Dean Roddys psychology class makes visits to Easmrn State hospital. Dean Roddy occasionally finds time for relaxation. DEAN OF MEN S.A. Robertson Sarah Marcum explains the procedure for completing a work Dean of Men study employment application. 4.; u Annette Wall hseatem and Sarah Marcum sort applications for student positions as a portion of their duties in the Financial Aids Office. 19 20 DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS Student papers often provide humorous epi- sodes. Dr. Charles Angle Dean of Student Affairs a A busy day is often interrupted by numerous calls from per- sons seeking information about the college. UBRARY Elizabeth Paine Marie Lair Linda Bibb COUNSELOR HOUENG Bruce Lehman n Joe Hudspeth Marian Dyer 22 DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE Bill Able Agriculture Jary Douglas Agriculture J. C. Miller Agriculture Harry Synar Chairman Agriculture l y' . t Jary Douglas works during enrollment with class sectioning. Harry Synar and Joe Blakemore take an active part in Grubby Day, as one of the campus activities. Mr. Miller counsels Ron Morgan on his fall enrollment. DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL AND EARTH SCIENCE m NH : Ch arles Bowman 1 Athletic Director Don Caskey Botany David Dallas Biological Science Waymon Gibson Biological Sciences Cletus Green Basketball, Physical Education Richard Gwinn Physical Education, Football xu; Robert Maxwell Physical Education Jack Wallace Physical Education Lg ; . '1' $3? Laboratory assignments project the student into realistic endeavors. Samuel Wells Geology : ' , W x-m Rose Wilkins Physical Education Virginia Wilson Norse Stars Archie Gwartney Business Joetta Melton Business Ava Sherwood Business Homa Thomas Chairman Business g: x u u m i George Weaver Business Marie Williams Business Vernon Young Business Homa Thomas, Chairman of the Business Education Division, works with his student employees, Grace Eddings istandingi and Mary Lou Box. George Weaver Uefti and Vernon Young, Business Education instructors, discuss progress in courses they teach. 24 Bob Anderson English and Humanities Raymond Boyd English Doris C. Burnes Languages Nicholas Calcagno Humanities Helen Durham English Pauline Gibson English Jerold Graham Speech John Hammons English Rogena Harrison English Dr. Weldon Marcum Literaturewld Testament Ruth Ann Maxwell English Donald Nichols Dramatics Georgene Payne Developmental Reading Jack Rucker English Carl St. Clair State Technician Clair Tromsness English Bob White Speech 4 r l, :i; Shirl White ' w Chairman - Speech Bobby Woods Journalism Robert Swanson Music-Band Bonnie Synar Home Economics Charles Thomas Music AL caszwoux iv a ax: WW W l,gg: T 3V ., i5! a Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Synar. DIVISION OF FINE ARTS 26 Musi DeMaris Gaines Music Mary Mann Home Economics Kathryn Paige Art Kenneth Richards Chairman C rhe music department p r.o v i d e 5 sound proof rooms for musnc lessons. INK; . CAREERS OPEN AW F0 NEO offersaclass in harp instruction. The Home Economics department is now neaded by DIVISION OF ENGINEERING, SCIENCE, AND MATH Mr. Need explains a math problem on the board. Gracie Coble Mathematics B. J. Heinrich Chemistry Jerry Hollis Chemistry J. E. Lowry Mathematics John J. Micka Chemistry Oran Need Mathematics Eugene Prevett Mathematics John Thiesing Mathematics u m r m Hr wu J m m William Bennett Social Sciences William Call Sociology Richard Cook Law Enforcement E.J. Grieshaber Chairman Social Science Mr. Moffatt gives additional information to students to help them complete a test. Rufus Maynard Social Sciences Al Moffatt Sociology Don Rominger Historw-Physical Education John Tiger Historw-Physical Education Joe Ables Chairman VocationaI-Technical Leonard Bachman Drafting Carol Barnett Practical Nursing Elmo Benedict Vocationalv-Technical Merrill Chaney Woodworking Bobbie Ch ristie Practical Nursing Eldon Divine VocationaI-Technical James Grover IBM Dorothy Hall Practical Nursing Joe Holland IBM Jesse Jones IBM Leland Kordis Electronics Bernard Luster Vocational-Technical Dr. Clark McQuigg Physics L. C. Melton Auto Mechanics Carol Ann Morris Practical Nursing James Reese IBM Leonard Smith Vocational-Technical Dorothy Wendelken Practical Nursing J. D. Wilhoit Drafting ymnxm h w h - h 1 Mary Roddy B.J. Heinrich Dean of Women Chemistry Instructor TRIBUTE . .. Mary Roddy, Dean of Women, and B. J. Heinrich will retire as instructors at North- eastern Oklahoma A la M College at the completion of the Spring term. Both have been able instructors and have aided many students both in class and with co-curricular activities. Mr. Heinrich works in his office to review a lecture for one of his Chemistry courses. M Dean Roddy takes time to visit with students informally in the Student Union. 30 :2? I WHJCOJMQRE OFFICERS Qlwtxg iWor, Student Senate Representative; Billie Cla- baugh, Student Senate Representative; Penny Walters, Vice President; Tracy Norman, Treasurer; Phyllis Cope- land, Secretary. Not Pictured, Don Cokely, President. Dan Abbott Agriculture Stilwell Michael Adams Pre-Law Tulsa Patricia Allen Elementary Education Barnsdall Roderick Lee Allen Business Siloam Springs, Arkansas David Alley Forestry Pawnee Ronnie Alsip Management Okmulgee Daniel Anderson Pre-Iaw Tulsa John Andrew Business Administration Tulsa Rod Andrew Education Ft. Bragg. North Carolina Robert Armstrong Engineering Grove Leslie Arnold Agriculture Owasso Robert Arnold Agriculture Colcord Dave Ashmann Physical Education Collinsville, Illinois Vickie Bagby Business Quapaw Larry Bain v Education i Bartlesville Stephanie Baldwin Business Grove Two faculty babes participate in a pep assembly. Carmen Bale Elementary Education Commerce Freddy Ballard Business Tulsa Lawrence Barnes General Grove Karla Barrow Education Tulsa Lynn Barter industrial Drafting Owasso Russel Bauer Data Processing Spavina Janice Elisabeth Bayouth Music Tulsa Jeff Bell Business Okmulgee Gary Benge Electronics Salina Charley Bennett Chemical Forestry Miami Rick Bennett Wildlife Conservation Seneca John Berry Computer Science Woodward Lyndia Bertges Pre-dentistry Tulsa Ronnie Binion AnImaI Science Grapevme, Texas Ron Black Arts 8i Sciences Tulsa Giinda Blair Physical Education Locust Grove Gary Blaylock Electronic Technology Miami Ralph Bobbit Drafting Tulsa Sharon Bohannon Business Education Vinita Marla Ann Bolinger Elementary Education Bartlesville Lex Ivan Bond Data Processing Commerce Arthur Bonin Industrial Arts Tulsa Ellen Kay Booth Micro-biology Miami Fred Borgman Art Bartlesvi lle Jack Bourne Speech Madill May Lois Boyd Elementary Education Tulsa Terry Bradford General Vinita David Bradley Animal Science Cushing Ronald Brasel Civil Engineering Tulsa Blinda Brazil Business Colcord Wilhelmina Brewer CommerCIal Accounting Tulsa Thomas Daniel Brewington Business Afton Cherry Brewster Elementary Education Cleora Donna Briscoe Busmess Miami Darrel Brock Quality Control Sapulpa Dennis Brooks Mid-management Chelsea Stan Brooks Science Miami Sue Broome Busmess Tulsa Carol Brown s Home Economics Wyandotte Dale Brown Agriculture Salina Daniel Joseph Brown Computer Science Wapok Dennis Brown Engineering Jay Freda Brown History Picher Jennita Brown Business Jay Lawerence Brown Physical Education Brooklyn, New York Wayne Brown Agriculture Education Salina Reed Bryant Business Jay Ronnie Bryant Business Cleora Terry Burcham . Business Sand Springs Toney Burchette Data Processing Rose Stephen Clark Burger Business Administration Oklahoma City Rebekah Bunce Business i . Fairland e .' nwexmis ,, .v' w:wa M ' iwilagzltn'mu, m . Fund raising for the Aggies included a bucking barrell. w Chuck Burton Elementary Education Gary, mdiana Ray Bussey Agri-Business Vinita Bobby Butler Pre-English Fairland Eva Byers English Bristow Ken Camblin Business Tulsa Bobby Campbell Business Fairland Denzil Campbell Business Miami Larry Canady Arts Eh Sci. Dewey Gene Cantwell Pre-English Wyandotte Larry Cargill Agriculture Ed. Cushing Jerry Carnes Dairy Science Leach Roy Carney Physical Education Commerce Kerry Cartwright Business Drumright Stene Noble Caruthers Engineering Velma Walter Hoover Case Agriculture Marshfield Manuel Casillas Music Tulsa Regina Cata Elementary Education Miami T. C. Cannan General Buffalo, NY. Freddie Ray Chastain Agriculture Morris Jerry Chastain Business Cleora Rex Chastain Computer Science Woodward, Oklahoma Billie Claybaugh Elementary Education Skiatook Mark Clark Com. Prog. Woodward Michael Clem Business Afton Susan Clemons Secretarial Education Quapaw Mike Clogston Biology Commerce Fred Clouse Biological Science Miami Bobby Joe Coke General Yale The large fountain in front of the Library Adminis- tration building provides a place to relax between classes. 38 Don Cokely Computer Science Chickasha Ronnie Combs Drafting Miami R, N. Commons Agriculture Baxter Spring, Kansas John C. Connolley, Jr. Forestry Fairlan'd Debra Cook Physical Education Seneca, Missouri Nancy Cook Psychology Miami Richard Cook Agriculture Education Altamont, Kansas Paul Cooper Accounting Southwest City, Missouri Phyllis Copeland Business Tulsa Frank J. Cornejo Business Wellington, Kansas Hazel Cornog Accounting Picher Joyce Correll Elementary Education Cardin Joyd Costabile Business Tulsa Claudette Cotton Home Economics Sapulpa Mike Coyne Business Dewey Cleli Monroe Craft Data Processing Fairland Judging experience develops through agricultural laboratory. 39 James Lee Grafton Business Fairland Pam Craggett Business Commerce Carole Craig Business Miami Marsha Crosby Business Miami Eddie Crouch Business Ramona Mary Crusseli Music Tulsa Shari Culmer Sociology Oologah Deiinda Cunningham Home Economics Education Wyandotte Keith Cunningham Animal Science Big Cabin Rick Cunningham Agronomy Vinita Thomas G. Curnutte History Miami Carol Curry Business Miami Steve Dade Physical Education Circleville, Ohio Ed Davenport Social Sciences Vinita Donna Marie Davidson Physical Education Tulsa Shirley Davis Elementary Education Broken Arrow Deborah Davison Physical Education Quapaw Pam DeArmon Drama Muskogee Peggy Dembinski Business Miami Robert Dembinski Drafting Miami Cheryl Detchemendy Home Economics Commerce Perry Dewitt Agriculture Education Hominy Diana Dickey Elementary Education Collinsville Charles Doty, Jr. Business Tulsa Joyce Douthitt Sociology Commerce Danny DeWayne Dover Education Fairland Doug Dowdy Engineering Tulsa Lee 0. Downey Agriculture Okemah Mary Draper Business Miami Mark Driscoll Physical Education Ponca City Phillip Driskill Business Nowata Steve Driskill Physical Education Nowata Linda Duffield Elementary Education Jay Jack Dunham Wildlife Conservation Jay LaJuana Dunham Business Oklahoma City Daniel Ray Dunkei Drafting Miami Trudy Dunlap Business Oklahoma City Diana Dunn Busmess Miami Dan Durbin IBM Grove Bobby Eads Pre-Veterinary Medicine Commerce Odin is symbolic of the Norsemen's ferociousness. 42 Don Estep Physical Education Okmulgee John Etzel Business Afton Kerry Evans Pharmacy Bartlesvi lle Paul Evans Education Cushing Jim Ray Earp Animal Science Jay Grace Ann Eddings Secretarial Science Commerce Keri Edmondson Technical Theatre Miami Denise Gaiieen Edwards Computer Science Pawnee Lonnie Edwards Business Vinita Gary Elliot Psychology Berryhill Afagh Emami Math Persia Steve Emert Business Dewey Wayne Engle Animal Science Bluejacket Brenda Enyart Business Wyandotte Joe Erwin Music Miami Karen Ann Esch Bartlesville Phillip Wayne Evington Business Henryetta Ruth Farmer Sociology Philadelphia, Mississippi Larry Farquhar Physical Education Tulsa Diane Farrell Pre-Dentistry Tulsa William Wayne Fenley Arts 8i Sciences Miami James Ferguson Animal Science Springview, Nebraska John Robert Ferrier Accounting Baxter Springs, Kansas Kenny Fields Electrical Technology Jay Leonard Fields Political Science Miami Pam Fields Business Jay Andrew Fixico Business Holdenville Samuel Delbert Fleming Veterinary Medicine Pryor Bill Fogleman Mortuary Science Commerce Mike Foley Animal Science Watonga LeRoy M. Folkerts Technical Theatre Dewey Sam Folks Sociology Tulsa Annette Wall prepares student work assignment in the work study office. 43 Debbie Ford Elementary Education Quapaw Ken Forney Animal Science Watonga Rick Fowler Business Dewey Virgil Fox Hotel 8i Restaurant Fairland Walter Fox Electrical Technology Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Dan Francis Auto Mechanics Broken Arrow Lee Francis Chemistry Miami Jerry Frazier Drafting 8i Design Perry Karren Frazier Sociology Miami De Ann Gamble Business Welch Bernard Richard Gardner, Ill Business Tulsa Lloyd Garrison Agriculture Education Skiatook Rita Joy Gates Practical Nursing Miami Robert Lee Gates Air Science Bartlesville John Gecina History Monaca, Pennsylvania John Gentry Arts 8i Science Bartlesville Gary Gerber Sociology Broken Arrow Terry Gilbert Pharmacy Dewar Don Gilleland Mechanical Technology Tulsa Les Gillingham Business Bartlesville Glenn Edward Gray, Jr. Drafting Bartlesville Vivian Lee Gray Business Vinita Jim Greer Engineering - Marshfield, Missouri Rayma Greninger Practical Nursing Miami Ron Griffin Business Pryor Mark E. Grigsby Agriculture Education Welch Berta Grimes Data Processing Miami Thomas Grisham Pharmacy Picher Judy K. Grissom Business Education Miami Gary C. Grogan Computer Science Bartlesville Randy Hagan Business Tulsa Everette Hagebusch Drafting Alluwe Susan Hall Education Bartlesville Bud Hardesty Animal Science Tulsa Pam Hargrove Data Processin Miami , Dave Harrington Accounting South Coffeyville, Kansas Larry Harris Zoology Miami Jon David Harrison General Abilene, Texas Janelle Hawkins Business Vinita Susan Hawksworth Home Economics Tulsa x Alumni lettermen meet on homecoming day. 2W 'vff John Hazell Agriculture Altamont, Kansas Jim Helton Drafting Miami Mike Hendrix Physical Education Seminole Steven Hennessee Social Scuence Tulsa Joe David Henry Auto Mechanics Sapulpa Howard Herreti Business Ramona George Hess Law Enforcement Pryor Patricia Ann Hess Art Sand Springs Lois Hightower Spanish Miami Roberta Hightower Spanish Miami Argyl Ross Hill Wildlife Conservation Grove George Hinkle Arts is Science Copan Jerry Hoson History Tulsa Charles David Hodge; Mechanical Engineering Owasso Mary Pat Hogan Elementary Education Coronado, California Rex Hogan Journalism Miami Terry Hogan Secondary Education Tulsa Vicki Holden Arts 8 Sciences Talala Jerry Holderby Computer Science Colcord Gary Holeman Quality Control Adair Bonnie Hollandsworth Education Miami Maurice Hol Ian dsworth Physical Education Miami Sharon Hollingsworth Elementary Education Welch Dick Holloway Agriculture Tulsa Paula Lea Holmes Physical Education Wyandotte Ann Holt Business Miami John Hoover History Gary, Indiana Kathy Hoppock Foreign Language Edna, Kansas Barbara Sue Horn Practical Nursing Weich Howard Houser Agri-Business Wann Howard Lee Huffman Technical Drafting in Design Miami Mike Huffman Business Dewey John Hughes Pre-Vet. lnola Linda Kathleen Hughes General Picher Terry Hughes History Davenport Robert E. Hulsey Business Commerce George Hupman Agriculture Education Sapulpa John Hustava Physical Education Collinsville, illinois Rene A. lzaquiree Agriculture Honduras Larry Jackson Electrical Technology Broken Arrow The central mall is a beehive of activity between classes. 48 Marvin Jackson Electronics Miami Greg Jacoway Computer Science St. Charles, Missouri Renaldo James Physical Education Brooklyn, New York Marlene Jantzen Business Afton Steve Jared Physical Education Park Hill David T. Jimison Electrical Technology Bartlesville Kenneth Jimison Computer Science Bartlesville Billy Johnson Veterinary Science Westville John Johnson Music Miami Marc Johnson Pharmacy Grove Mike Johnson Social Science Picher Rod Johnson Elementary Education Bartlesville Ronnie Lee Johnson Physical Education Claremore Scott Johnson Agriculture Education Skiatook Greg Johnston Agriculture Yale Hubert Jones Auto Mechanics Miami Dr. Carter presents Tom Pate with the 1969 NEO Classic Championship trophy. 49 Randy Jones Chemistry Miami Linda Jost Nursing Bartlesville Donna Kay Karr Home Economics Miami Dan Kastl Physical Education Perkins Linda Kay English Quapaw Ronald Kays Computer Science Welch Kathy Kearney General Tulsa Mike Keith Business Tulsa Gay Kelly Elementary Education Commerce James Richard Kelly, Jr. Business Education Miami Kathy Kennedy Elementary Education Tulsa Charles Kerr Agriculture Education Parker, Kansas Gary Lee Kerr Animal Science Carthage, Missouri Robert Kersey Eninsh Afton Ron Knight Physical Education Sand Springs Steve Knight Journalism Tulsa Ed Kilpatrick Physical Education Cincinnati, Ohio Howard Kimbrell Political Science Pawhuska James Raymond Kimbrough Education Miami Frank Kinsey General Education Fairland Pam Kirby Home Economics Colcord Tommy Krsmer Animal Solence Tulsa Sharon Kuehn Computer Science South Coffeyville Wayne G. LaCoe Physical Education Scranton, Pennsylvania Terry Lambert Arts 8k Science Tulsa Stephen Lancaster Arts 8L Science Tulsa Terry Landrum Pre-Law Jay Linda Ann Larson Busnness Tulsa Douglas Lansford Business Bartlesville Jimmy Lawrence Agriculture Bartlesville Mike Lawson Pre-Vet M iami Gene Lawson Wildlife Conservation Jay Diana Layman Busmess Grove Raymond H. Lea Journalism Bartlesville Martha L. Lee Biology Miami John Leith Industrial Education Grove Steve Leonard Data Processing Miami Wayne Lerch Computer Science Tulsa Butch Lewis Agriculture Nowata Logan B. Line Business Wyandotte Wanda Linn Home Economics Miami Jim Littlefield Wildlife Grove Tommy Lloyd Physical Education Muskogee Joan Davis Lockwood . Arts s Sciences Tulsa Clara Mae Lodes General Vinita Connie Loehr Elementary Education Miami Gary Logan Pre-Law Miami Wayne Lomax Mid-Management Miami Richard H. Loudenslager Agriculture Education Nacoma Park Keith Lovell Hotel 81 Restaurant Administration Stillwater Buddy Lowerey Accounting Lenapah Jack Lowrey Business Administration Pryor m :5. p 4-1:. x Students become acquainted as new roommates. 52 Ronnie Lowery Business Tulsa Jim Lowry Journalism Miami Tom Lowry Accounting Tulsa Martha Lunday English Vinita James McCallie Social Science Vinita Bill McCloskey Physical Education Pennsauken, New Jersey Dan McCollough Auto Mechanics Bartlesville Dennis McCord Business Chetopa, Kansas Sharon McCorkell Home Economics Wyandotte Charles Vincent McDonaId Political Science Wappingels, New York Michel McElwaine Home Economics Tulsa Leonard McGee Animal Science Bluemound. Kansas '3; .-- A .- 33,. ' i ' ,' ,x ral softball championship at NEO. The Twelve Disciples won the intramu 53 ExceHent study facilities are provided by the col- lege library. 54 Herman G. Marlow Auto Technology Commerce Gary Martin Electronics Jay Randal Mason Law Tulsa Doug Masterson Engineering Miami Ralph McGill Physical Education Sebring, Florida John McGivern General Tulsa D. E. McGuire Bectronics Tulsa Clinton McMuIIin Engineering Locust Grove Rick Maddux Business Bartlesville Maghami Massood Agriculture Tehran Charlcie Mahan Elementary Education Miami Shirley Mahurine Home Economics Picher Dave Malone History Tulsa Jack Mann Pre-Dental Miami Sara Marcum English Miami Dianna Maples Data Processing Miami Tom Mathis Data Processing Wyandotte Jean Mauldin Pre Dental Tulsa Danny Maxson Agriculture Education Edna, Kansas Rockne Maxson Agriculture Education Weich Michael Eugene May General Tulsa Mike Mayer Business Miami Pricilla Maynard Elementary Education Vinita Steven Meadors Electronics Bartlesville Harold Means Business Tulsa Joyce Medl in Math G rove Claudette Mercer Art Miami Larry Joe Merit Arts 8i Science Fairland Sally Meyer English Miami Danny L. Meyers Business Del City Carolyn Kay Miller Elementary Education Picher Mike Miller Chemistry Miami A student receives aid in using the card catalogue in the library. 55 Carol Mills Accounting Wyandotte Leland Mills Pre-Med Miami Roger Millspaugh General Education Tulsa Paul Minnick Veterinary Medicine Claremore Janet Minson Computer Science Miami John Minson Pre-Vet Afton Bill Mitchell Social Psychology Tulsa Mike Mobra Pre-Education Claremore Bill Moody History Broken Arrow Bruce Lowell Moore Quality Control Bartlesviile Lawrence Moore Busmess Miami Thomas Moore Mechanical Engineering Tulsa Ronald Morgan Agriculture Education Burwell, Nebraska Bob Morrison Business Miami Richard Moser Political Science Mannford Mynatt C. Morton Drafting Commerce James Mowry . Chemical Engineering Miami Fred Mundt Music Tulsa Jack Murdock Business Skiatook John Murray Business Tulsa George Murrell Agricultture Education Skiatook Manmood Nekoozaden PetroIeum Engineering Iran Tommy Newsom Business Midwest City Stephan Wayne Nichols Pre-Law Tulsa Bill Nicholson Drama Tulsa Kenneth S. Nickell Agriculture Education Parker, Kansas Pat Nickell Business Miami Gary Noble Computer Science Tulsa Shirley Ann Nodine Pre-Med Miami Jerri Noland Music Miami Rod Nordstrom Business Tulsa Tracey Norman Arts and Sciences Tulsa Dean Nyberg Business Miami James Nye Agriculture Bartlesville Esther Oaks Interior Design Miami James Oexman Lew Enforcement Miami Mary Olinghouse General Oklahoma City Sandy Ousley History Miami Donald Ray Owens Pharmacy Henryetta Woody Painter Business Administration Miami GlenvPair Poultry Science Kansas Dale Parham Data Processing Miami Stan Parker Business Vinita Steve Parker Drafting Sand Springs Tom Pate Business Houston, Texas Jo Lynne Patman Business Tulsa Judy Payton Elementary Education Jay Rita Payton Elementary Education Commerce Sunny Peacock Business Miami Bruce Peck Agriculture White Oak Mary Peck Elementary Education White Oak Steve Peck Mechanical-Technical Salina The Aggies welcome the Ft. Dodge football squad with real enthusiasm. 58 Terry Penderg raft Accounting Fairl and Gayle Perry Journalism Tulsa Larry David Peters Data Processing Tulsa Cathy Peterson Business Commerce Phil Petros Social Science Tulsa Carlos Phillips Art Henryetta Donna Phillips Data Processing Miami Gerald Phillips Drafting Tulsa Jan Phillips Business Tulsa Dennis Pipher Drafting Dewey Steve Pratt General Hominy Melva Pritchard Elementary Education Grove memH Students view the campus this way each morning as they leave HarrilI-Dobson Halls. 59 Basketball provides some pleasures other than just winning. 60 Richard Reese Machine Shop Miami Billie Reynolds Accounting Taylor, Nebraska Debbie Reynolds Data Processing Miami Jim Rhine Social Science Commerce Don Puett History Del City Kayla Pursley Speech Miami CoIin Quigley Natural Science Foyil BillRader Political Science Foyil Thljessa Rader Scuence Claremore James Rainey English Okmulgee Tab Rains Drafting Miami Donald Ramsey Science Education Chelsea Janie Reavis Elementary Education Tulsa Jack Redden Math Picher James Redus History Tulsa Alan Reed Business Tulsa Dwight Rhodes Technical Drawing Henryetta Keary Richardson Data Processing Tulsa Rob Richardson Physical Education Paola. Kansas Mel Higgins Physical Education Charleston, West Virginia Steven Harold Rippee Physical Education Muskogee Charles Robbins Engineering ' Greensburg, Indiana Kenny Roberson Journalism Miami Sarah J. Roberts Math Miami Christina Robinson Business Miami Etta Robinson Drafting Tulsa Roger Dale Robinson Data Processing Nowata Gary L. Rogers Agriculture Oklahoma City Jeffery V. Rogers Business Administration Chickasha Shirley Jean Rogers Nursing Tulsa Francis Rominger Arts and Sciences Shawnee Sally D. Root Business Administration Quapaw Students make frequent trips to the snack bar lo- cated in the basement of Harrill-Dobson Halls. bi Paula Ross Industrial Chemistry Vinita Presjon Ross Busmess Commerce David Michael Rowe Agriculture Grove Gary Rowley Drafting Grove Roger Rush Psychology Miami James Anthony Rutelons Drafting 8 Design Tulsa Richard Rutherford Pre-Vet lnola Carol Ryan Home Economics Afton Danny Saine Computer Science Drumright Larry Sample Industrial Education Commerce Carol Sanders Elementary Education Miami Jim Sanders Psychology Bartlesville Stephen D. Sanders Data Processing Nowata Richard Dean Sankey Pre-Med Baxter Springs Jim Schafer Speech Tulsa Melvin Schafer Pre-English Fairland Glenn Schneider Finance Bartlesvi lle Cyndi Schulte Drafting 8 Design Tulsa Milton Schulze Auto Technology Pawnee Lois Scowden Computer Science Miami Cassandra Seay Elementary Education Chetopa, Kansas Jim Selfridge Law Chickasha Kathy Shamel Arts and Sciences Sand Springs Susanne Shartel Home Economics Tulsa Don Sheram EDP Broken Arrow Tim Shinn Pre-Law Tulsa Jerry Shoemaker Social Sciences Vinita Jerry Shriver Ministry Dewey Darrell Simmons Education Miami Garrel Simpson Business Sand Springs Martha Simpson English Seneca, Missouri Alfred Leonard Skye Accounting Baxter Springs Perry Slease Physical Education Riverton, Kansas Steffenie Slease Speech Galena Beth Dianne Sly Business Fairland John E. Smallwood Political Science Tulsa Benny Smith Education Miami Donna Smith Business Owasso Glenda Smith Psychology Tulsa Glenda Jean Smith Terminal Business Henryetta Johanna Smith Physical Education Muskogee Leland Smith Refrigeration Miami Paul Smith Rayma Smith Business Picher Ted Smith History Miami Tony Smith Data Processing Wyandotte Wayne Smith Physical Education Commerce Patrick Soliday Law Enforcement Valparaiso, Indiana Patricia Solomon Sociology Tulsa Jerry Sparks Business Tulsa Cindy Spence Business Commerce Cathy Spencer Business Grove The Norse basketball squad prior to the Yuma Classic pose with their coaches. 64 Ken Spencer Business BartlesvilIe Linda Stanberry Elementary Education Big Cabin Kenneth Harrison Standeford Auto Mechanics Nowata Pat Standridge Physical Education Barnsdall Regina Stark Home Economics Lenapah Greg Stephens Business Administration Tulsa William Stephens lBM Afton Beverly Stepp Business Miami Marc Stine Business BartlesvilIe Gary Stognes Business Tulsa Betsy Stone Political Science Midwest City Gary Story Agriculture Afton How much are my fees this semester? 65 Dr. Carter receives a plaque for twenty-seven years of service as President of Northeastern A z; M. 66 Thomasson Agronomy Quapaw Anthony Lee Thompson Sociology Wright City David Thompson Education Picher Michael Thompson Business Tulsa Mike Stratton Drafting Miami Don Stroud History Bacone William Sweeny Computer Science Oologah Roger Synar Animal Science Muskogee Perry Talbott Business Ramona Ronnie Tanner Journalism Tulsa Stan Tatum Accounting Tulsa Bobby Taylor Physical Education Tulsa Christine Taylor Sociology Midwest City Nancy Taylor Sociology Midwest City Barbie Teipel Arts and Sciences Tulsa Philemon M. Thomas Economics Muskogee Robbie Thompson Psychology Miami Robert Thompson Business Administration Jay Roseana Townsley Elementary Education Miami Bill Tracy General Sperry Donna Tracy Home Economics Tulsa Brenda Truelove Pre-Vet Broken Arrow Sue Turley Business Miami Corum Turner Physical Education Crab Orchard, Illinois Wesley Twins Business Clinton Phyllis Tyler Education Miami James Underwood Engineering Miami Roger Underwood Political Science Miami Larry Vanarsdel Computer Science Kiefeo Rick Vandaveer Business Shawnee Connie Vandeventer Busmess Mlami Doris Vann Social Science Tulsa Daydreaming or planning-Who knows? 67 Boyd Vanover Drafting Commerce Becky Victor Home Economics Afton Mike Viles History Miami Vernon L. Wagner Drafting Miami Larry Waldron Business Dade City, Florida Anthony Walker Computer Science Miami Jerry Walker Forestry Jay Ray Walker Drafting 8i Design Miami Diane Wallace Art Education Miami David Emil Walser Business Miami Penny Walters Business Education Dewey Gary Warren Computer Science Dewar Carolyn Watson Psychology Siloam Springs, Arkansas Steve Watson Law Stillwater Bob Waiters Business Miami Dan Ray Weathers Business Ketchum Neil Stanley Weaver Elementary Education Commerce Richard Allen Weaver Business Bartlesville Jimmy Webb Dairy Cleora Diana Webber Social Science Commerce Noel Weeks Music Bartlesville Sarah Westmoyeland Home Economics Tulsa Mark Stanley Wheat Business Bartlesville Ira Wheeler General Business Sperry Margaret Wheeler Art Wyandotte Marvin Whisman Psychology Bartlesville Lisa White Psychology Tulsa Ronald White Drama Miami Jerry Whiteday Agriculture Salina John Cook Whitford Agriculture Nowata Sherry Whitley Pre-Pharmacy Fairland Jim Wicks Arts and Science Fairland Marvin D. Wier Computer Science Tulsa Austin Wilcox Elementary Education Tulsa Tommy Wilcox Busmess Tulsa Michael Wild Engineering Ft. Sheridan, Illinois Laura Wiley Business Education Miami Janice Williams Data Processing Miami Steve Williams Accounting Claremore Richard Willis Mid-Marketing Tulsa Mary Ruth Willsey Home Economics Pryor Steve Wilmoth Pre-Vet Fairland Brenda Wilson Business Education Wyandotte Dwayne Wilson Agronomy Blackwell John D. Wilson Arts and Sciences North Miami Lonnie Ray Wilson Computer Science Afton Lou Wilson Computer Science Miami Michelle Wilson General Tulsa Sharon Wilson Agriculture Evansville, Indiana Keven Windel General Vinita Richard Winters Drafting Miami Clifford Ray Womack Pre-Engineering Tulsa Alumni 0 Club awards are presented to Dr. Carter and other faculty members preceding the Ft. Dodge- 70 NEO football game. Pam Wood Physical Education Tulsa Denny Woolman Drafting 2; Design Nowata Larry Woolman Government Bartleswlle Cheryl Wright Arts and Science Vinita Steve Wright Computer Science Tulsa Larry Wyatt Agriculture Education Miami Tony Wyatt IBM Commerce Thomas Young Electronics Locust Grove Adonna Zordell Arts and Science Miami Brian C. Barnes Drafting and Design Enid Lara Beauchamp Business Administration Miami Kenneth Bowden Arts and Sciences Miami Modern facilities are utIlIzed in cafeteria service for students. 71 m I m m u Huuum thdrat Delrahim Engineering Iran Beth Doty Art Oklahoma City Ti'mothy Joe Endres History Dewey Jackie Fields Sociology Nowata Wesley Graver Christianity Owasso Pamela Greniger Elementary Education Picher Danny Guinn Nursing Jay Michael James Haley Art Corpus Christi, Texas James Harris qumess Miami Rowena Harrold Elgmentary Education Miami Richard Heatherix Arts and Sciences Picher Robert Hoffman Business Collinsville Jafor Kalbassi Mechanical Engineering Iran Ray Kempel Sociology Miami Jacqueline Lee Nursing Bartlesville JoAnn McGrew Data Processing Commerce Henry Sisler constructed the Norsemen ship for display in alumni HO club room. 72 Sherry Medley Computer Science Oklahoma City Kenny Lee Meier Animal Science Hitchcock Mike Moody Pre-Med Tulsa Moosa Naim Engineering Iran Robert Adam Osmus Agriculture Okeene Jim Ray Business Collinsville James M. Rickner Arts and Science Drumright Rich ard Rountree General Skiatook Wendel Shaklee Forestry Enid Jadeen Smith Social Work Grove Kenneth Sutley Computer Science Inola Masoqd Taremi Medicme Iran Vicki Walker English Bountiful, Utah Sandi Willhite Art Tulsa Julio Yucra . . Mechanical Engineering Bolivia John Ferrier does an exercise on the horizontal bar. r; V mm H Experiments in lab are one of the requirements for Botany. Some students feel that campus building should be placed up for sale. Weight lifting has been one of the programs added in physical education. 74 J h BRXaMWvNB win ? M c a .1sz Wwa a :W' The Carter Student Union provides students with a place of leisure. Counseling is not always work. Mildred Carter and Bob Maxwell hold a replica of the Norseman statue to be placed in the campus central mall. Each year a deserving NEO stu- dent receives a $500 science scholarship. Mrs. Payne, head librarian, observes the use of the microfilm viewer. -: t - , t 0.2; A faculty planning session completes final details for The Fine Arts center is a notable addition to the NEO NEOts science fair. campus. Waymon Gibson points to the lo- cation where he works during the summer as a forestry ranger. 76 9:?A;?8? M 'di9 r;e pleas- Ron Morgan, Senator; Adonna Zor- del, Senator; Jim Lowry, President; Kathy Shamel, Secretary; Mark Grigsley, Vice President. 78 Members: George Murrell, Aggies; Jerry Frazier, AIDD; Larry Gower, Ambassadors; Llewellyn Willis, Band; Harry Ashworth, BSU; Penny Walters, Business Club; Debbie Cook, Cheerleaders; Sharon Graham. Chi Alpha; Terry Hogan, Commons Hall; Jim Lowrey, Commuters; John Nelson, Criminal Justice Society; Doug Golden. Debate; Tracy Norman, Dobson Hall; Dick Mosier, Dyer Hall; Jim Shuelein, Engineers; Willie Brewer, French Club; Cindy Macklin, and Steve Grogan, Freshman Class; Curtis Sut- ley, Harrill; Carol Brown, Home Economics Club; Gary Grogan, ITS; John Lane, Kah-ne-you-ah Hall; Rex Ho- gan, Newman Club; Cathy Brown, Norse Stars; Patty Doland, Masquers; Kenny Roberts, 0 Club; Adonna Zordell, Phi Theta Kappa; Kathy Baum, Press Club; Billie Clabaugh, and Chris Taylor, Sophomore Class; Jean Parker, Spanish; Marla Bolinger, Vann; John Doke, Yearbook; Roger Underwood, Young Republicans; Betsy Stone, Campus Ministry; Scott Hill, Married Apts. Student Senate officers at North- eastern A 1; M elected for the spring semester include from left. back, Leonard Lewis, President; Mark Grigsby, Vice President; and Pat Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer. Front: Kathy Shamel and Doug Cooper, representatives-at-large. Santa Claus reaches out to touch one of the 450 youngsters who were sponsored by college students at the annual stu- ' dent Christmas Party. wfwz : glut mm 1' Happiness, self pride, and personal satisfaction beam from the eyes of participants, both youngsters and college students, at the annual student senate Christmas Party. 80 Left front: Sandy Ousley, Social Chairman; DeAnn Carver, Social Chairman; Cherry Redus, Senate Alternate; Sarah Roberts, First Vice- President; Carol Sanders, Senate Representative. Left back: Adonna Zordell, President; Kathy Brown, Secretary; Chris Robinson, Trea- surer; Donna Philips, Second Vice President; Becky Victor, Chaplain; Roseanna Townsley, Reporter. Members: Michael Adams, Robert Armstrong, Robert Arnold, Larry Bain, Judy Berentz, Sharon Bohannon, Kenneth Bowden, Kathy Brown. Gene Cantwell, DeAnna Carver, Vic Clouse, Don Cokely, Hazel Beason Cornog, Doug Dowdy, Trudy Dunlap, Keri Edmondson, Wayne F. Engle, David Ferguson, Jim Ferguson, Mike Finney, Le- roy Folkerts, Debbie Ford, Lloyd Garrison, Les Gilling- ham, Mike Grigsby, Vicki Holden, Johnny Johnson, Marc Johnson, Jafar Kolbassi, Donna Karr, Ronald Kays, Ricky Kelly, Charles A. Kerr, Pam Kirby, Sharon Kuehn, Mike Lawson, Wanda Lefler, Wanda Linn, Martha Lunday, Sal- ly Ann Macklin, Shirley Mahurin, Jack Mann, Diana Maples, Rockne Maxson, Sharon McCorkell, Donald Mc- Guire, Claudette Mercer, Carol Mills, David Mills, David Minnick, Janet Minson, John Minson, Ronny Morgan, Mahmood Mekoozadeh, Steve Ogden, Sandy Ousley, Donna Phillips, Colin Quigley, Thressa Rader, Cherry Redus, Debbie Reynolds, Sarah Jane Roberts, Christina Robinson, Carol Sanders, Kathy Shamel, Darrel Sim- mons, Stephanie Slease, Ronald Kirk Smith, Stephen Steinle, Chris Taylor, Robert Thompson, Janet Todd, Roseanna Townsley, Bill Tracy, Becky Victor, Larry Wal- dron, Diane Wallace, Martha Wallace, Vicki Walker, Pen- ny Walters, Margaret Wheeler, Ronald L. White, Adonna Zordel. I Officers: Tracey Norman. President; Doug Brammer, Vice-President; Kathy Hampton, Secretary; and Wilhelmina Brewer, Student Senate Representative. FRENCH CLUB Members: Karla Barrow, Doug Brammer, Wilhelmina Brewer, Nancy Cook, Kathy Hampton, Robbie Hender- son, Jessica Marrs, Tracey-Normgn, Frances Rominger, , 7 h :th turIes and to; encourage students Of RogerRush.NanCY TayloryT'm Str'Ck'er' Q - linguiSticf interest to consnder majoring in French, thus supplymg Instructors in ' foreign Iangu greatly needed. 82 Front row: Charles Grayson, Presi- dent; Walt Kirk, Student Senate Alternate. Back row: Larry Gower, Vice President; Jeanne Parker, Stu- dent Senate Representative; Rick Forth, Secretary. Members: Kenneth Bowden, Brenda Bowlin, Linda Bow- lin, Lawrence Brown, Judy Buzzard, Debbie Davison, AI- bert Deem, Albert Deplois, Charlotte Fisher, Ricky Forth, Gary Gerber, Larry Gower, Charles Grayson, George Harris, Paula Holmes, Pete Hyde, Renaldo James, Deb- bie King, Walter Kirk, Margaret Lazenby, Ray Lea, Cathe Mader, Charlcie Mahan, Richard Moser, Betty Jeanne Parker. Carlos Phillips, Vesta Rhodd, Rebecca Roush, John Smallwood. Bobby Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Dwayne Thomas, Vicki Walker. Ben Wasson, Ricky Whitaker, Michael Wild, Ed Woodall. Standing: Scott Johnson, Song Leader; Robert Arnold, 1st Vice President; George Murrel, Student Senate Alternate; Danny Maxson, President; Mark Grigsby, Trea- surer. Seated: Mike Reeves, Stu- dent Senate Representative; Mike Finney, Secretary; Butch Lewis, 2nd Vice President; Fred Schultz, Parliamentarian. AGGIE SOCIETY Members: Daniel Theodore Abbott, Leslie Dean Arnold, Robert Lewis Arnold, David Eugene Bradley, Shirley Brinker, Ray Bussey, James Buzzard, Larry Cargill. Walter Case, James Keith Cunningham, Bobby Eads, Jim Earp, Gary Elliot, Floyd Engle, Jim Ferguson, Mike Finney, Ken Forney, Mark Grigsby. Kenneth Hardesty, George Hupman. Billy Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Charles Kerr, Thomas Kramer, Leonard Lewis, Jimmie Lofgreen, Richard Loudenslager, Robert Lynch, Mas- sood Maghami, Danny Maxson, Rockne Maxson, Ken- neth Nickell, Steven Ogden, Glen Pair, Clifford Peck, Robert Pound, Gary Rogers, David Rowe, Michael Sch- wartzlander, Larry Stamper, James Stark, Larry Wilkins, Earnest Wilson, Larry Wyatt. Freshman Members: Alan Abram. Steven Baldwin. Floyd Barnes, J.R. Barobier, Paul Beard, William Black, Charles Blacknall, Joe Blakemore, Jim Bowles, Bill Bowman, Gary Bowman, Daniel Boyd, David Boyd, Sam Braker, James Branch, Richard Buckles, Alan Carpenter, Dennis Cetak, Freddie Chastain, Dennis Clements, Randy Com- mons, Keith Conner. Robert Cooper, Doyle Coppedge, Stanley Covey, Thomas Coyle, Richard Douglas, Kenneth Eastwood, Gene Elliot, Lawson Essex, Melvin Fields, Galen Fink, George Ford. David Foreman, Patrick Gates, Bill Glass, Traile Glory, Gary Goodwin, Steven Grayson, Bill Hagan, Aaron Harrell, Roger Harrington, Dennis Hendryx, Cathy Henry, James Hibbard, Ronald Hilton, Terry Hines, Toney Hollis, Dick Holloway, Carroll Hop- kins, Roger Houston. James Huggans, Frank Ingram, Jessee James, Melville Jamison, Edward Jones, Wesley Jones, Douglas King, Dall Lanham, Leland Larkin, Mich- eal Lessley, Mike Lewis, Bob Lowder, Delmar Lunsford, Franklin Mangold, Tim Mayworm, Roy McCoy, Lloyd Miller, Dale Moeller, Wallace Moore, Thomas Mowrer, Gary Perkins, Michael Price, Freddie Proctor, Robert Hagan, Michael Reves, Gary Riley, Roy Ross, George Saxley, Martin Schultz. Charles Shauer, Jon Shepard, James Sheppard, Ray Simmons, Mike Smith, Tommy Smith. Robert Stafford, Claude Stamper, Tim Synar. John Teasley, Steve Thomasson, Joe Tortolero, Michael Wadley, Sharon Wilson, Ralph Yakel, Jerry Yirsa, Mich- ael Ziler. 84 Front row: Margaret Lazenby, Stu- dent Senate Alternate; Nanci Hen- derson. Secretary. Second row: Darrel Simmons, President; Larry Gower, Student Senate Representa- tive; Pet de Jesus, Vice President. Members: Derek Bergman, Kenneth Bowden, Doug Bram- mer, Anita Chan, Wilfredo de Jesus, Charlotte Fisher, Ricky Forth, Jary Gerber, Jose Gonzatti, Larry Gower, Kathy Hampton, Robbie Henderson, Pete Hyde. Rene' Izaquirre, Debbie King, Ambrose Luk, Cathe Mader, Jes- sica Marrs, Abdoljalil Morshedi, Samad Morshedi, Rich- ard Moser, Maria Nichols, Jeanne Parker, Nelson Perez, Elio Rojas, Darrel Simmons, John Smallwood, Jose' Tor- tolero. The 0 Club officers are Terry Hogan, President; Ben Wasson, Vice-President; Frank Cornejo, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Roger Millspaugh, Student Senate Alternate; Ken Rob- erson, Student Senate Represen- tative. 0 CLUB Members: Ronnie Black, Matt Blair, Don Brinker, Larry Brown. Chuck Burton, Jim Butler, Richard Carney, Frank Cornejo, Ernest Dubose, Steve Eaton, Paul Fisher, John Gecina, Charles Grayson, Reggie Harrison, Terry Hogan, Jerry Holderby, Renaldo James. Ron Johnson, Dan Kriedler, Roger Millspaugh, Dave Ogan, Steve Rippee, Ken Roberson, Bob Smith, Bob Taylor, Duane Thomas, Corum Turner, Larry Waldron, Norman Young. Members: Paula Acree, John Andrew, Gene Archdale, Carol Arnold, Vickie Bagby, Freddie Ballard, Lawrence Barnes, Dianne Barr, Russell Bauer, Marla Beers, Sandra Berry, Mary Lou Box, Blinda Brazil, Tom Brewington, Donna Briscoe, Cheryl Broome, Marilyn Brown, Reed Bryant Rebekah Bunce, Vickie Burks, Diane Butler, Den- zil Campbell Pat Campbell, Mike Clem, Kent Coker David Collins, Gary Collins, Paula Compton, Bob Coop- er, Phyllis Copeland, Frank Cornejo, Jim Crafton, Mar- sha Crosby, Jim Crow, Carol Curry, Rob Davis Peggy Dembinski, Chuck Doty, Brenda Douglas, Lee Downey, Mark Driscoll Phillip Driskill, Linda Duffield, Trudy Dun- lap, Sharon Eads, Grace Ann Eddings, John EtzeI, Pam Fields, Charlotte Fischer, Richard Gardner, Les Gilling- ham, Joe Gordner, Larry Green, Robert Green, Ron Grif- fin David Harnden Janelle Hawkins David Hicks Oneita Hiebert, Rex Hogan, Gene Hulsey, Stan Hutchinson, Car- olyn Jackson, Bobbie June Jeffery, Kathy Kearney, Tari Kelley, Ricky Kelley, Kenneth Kennedy, Patsy King, Doug Lansford, Linda Larson, Marsha Lee, Logan Line, Gary Lobaugh, Gary Longan, Buddy Lowrey, Phil McArthur, Susanne McArthur, Dennis McCord, Susanne McCul- lough, Mike Mayer, Donna Millard, Rickie Miller, Carol Mills, Kay Mills, Connie Moore, Betty Morgan, Johnny Morgan, Bob Morrison, Jack Murdock, Mike Mushrush, Dean Nyberg, Mike Oerr, Woody Painter, Ann Palmer, Sunny Peacock, Terry Pendergraft, Kathy Peterson, Phil Petros, Jan Phillips, Chuck Pitcock, Kerry Potter, Floyd Primeaux, Billie Reynolds, Chris Robinson, Alien Rod- rick, Fiick Rogers, Sally Root, John Rothrock, Richard Rountree, Susanne SharteL B. J. Shelton, Tim Shinn, Beth Sly, Benny Smith, Steve Sortore, Steven Steinle, Robert Stephens, Gary Stogner, Eddie Swaim, Stan Ta- tum, Beverly Thoele, Michael Thompson, John Todd, Peggy Tramel, Sue Turley. Rick Vandaveer, Larry Wal- dron, Jerry Walker, David Walser, Penny Walters, Dan Weathers, Sheryl Webber, Barry White, Mike Williams. Steve Williams, Vickie Williamson, Bill Wilson. Brenda Wilson, Michelle Wilson, Gary Yoder, Keramat Yasmeh. BUSINESS CLUB Front row: Trudy Dunlap, Secre- tary; Rex Hogan, President; Penny Walters, Student Senate Represen- tative. Second row: Chris Robin- son, Vice President; Phyllis Cope- Iand, Reporter; Jim Crow, Student Senate Alternate. 86 ENGINEERS CLUB Members: Steve Allen, Gary Anglin, Robert Armstrong, Frederick Bates, Ron Brasel, Dennis Brown, Gene Cant- well, Terry Davis, Doug Dowdy, David East, Afagh Ema- mi, Dennis Fisher, Lee Francis, Dudley Gibbs, Jose Ri- cardo Gonzatti. Clifton Gregory, Boyd Hallman, M. L. Hollis, Steve Howe, Frederick Howland, Glen Hubanks, Billy Michael Jackson, Randy Jones, Jasmet Keramat, Leung Chun Kwok, Mohammad Labib, Jerry Mike Long, Clint McMuIlin, Taremi Masood, Mike Mayer, John Mich- ie, Mike Miller, Tom Moore, James Mowry, Mahmoud Nekoozadeh, Rahmat Nourmand, Albert Peck. Robert Pendleton, Robert Pewitt, Allen Pierce, Gary Polson, John E. Roberts, Sarah Jane Roberts, Elio Rojas, Fara- marz Saffari, Melvin Schaefer, Jim Schuelein, David M. Sivadon, Robert Skinner, Michael Small, Cliff Spalding, Jay W. Spore, Phil Spriggs, Jordan Stilley, David Thom- as, John Tomlinson, Chris Underwood, Korvin Varthevan, Charles Walker, Paul Weaver. Dan White, Anna Lee Wiley, Kim Wilson, Reed Woods, Mitch Woolsy, Cheryl Wright. Bottom row: Mr. Need, Sponsor; Kathy Brown, Student Senate AI- ternate; Sarah Roberts, Secretary- Treasurer. Back row: Jim Schue- lein, Student Senate Representa- tive; Lee Francis, Vice President; Mike Miller, President. 88 Members: Carol Brown, Diana Price, Pam Evans, Mamcy Fields, Susie Dillon, Lou Ann Hughes, Dana Walker, Elizabeth Bowden, Mitzi Mooney, Gay Kelley, Mary Cox, Jan Lair, Melinda Davis, Ann Mayo, Kathy Adkins, Beth Magness, Linda Haygood, Betty Knight, Debbie Praytor, Bonnie Bandy, Janie Thurman, Sharon McCorkel, Gail Hanna, Sara Westmoreland, Delinda Cunningham, Pam Kirby, Marilyn Powers, Wanda Linn, Billie Jo Thomas, Anna McClellan, Pam Campbell, Becky Victor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front row: Delinda Cunningham, Vice President; Sharon McCorkell, Student Senate Alternate; Jan Lair and Janie Thurman, Recreation Dh rectors. Center row: Pam Kirby, President; Beth Magness, Historian; Gay Kelley, Publicity Chairman; Bonnie Bandy, Treasurer. Back row: Debbie Praytor, Song Leader; Cheryl Detchemendy, Secretary; Gail Hanna, Publicity Chairman; Carol Brown, Student Senate Rep- resentative. $1 $$$$ $$ . N h LN .11? MASQUERS Members: Terry Bremer, Jack Bourne, Joan Corneil, Pat- ty Dolan $enate RepJ, Keri Edmondson, Paul Evans, Lee Folkerts, Doug Golden, Sharon Graham, Debbie Har- mon, Pat Hess, Vicki Holden, Kathy Hughes, Bob Jones, Thena Mahurin, Fred D. Marlow, Retha Mercer, Lee Mus- grove $enate AItJ, Skip Nicholson Presidenn, Deanna Oliver, Rita Payton, Kayla Pursley 6ecretary, TreaJ, Frank Rodd, Bill Roop Nice PresJ, Jim Schafer, Lois Scowden, Arnie Shamblin, Greg Shoup, Monica Stun- kard, Daniel Sue, Paul Wever, Ron White, John Wilks. Left, Front row: Skip Nicholson, President; Bill Roop, Vice Presi- dent. Back row: Kayla Pursley, Secretary-Treasurer; Patty Dolan, Student Senate Representative. One of the features of Press Day was a banquet held for the mem- bers of paper and annual staffs from the surrounding area. 90 Members; Floyd Barnes, Thomas Dean Coyle, Michael John Foley, Ken Lee Forney, Douglas Frazier, Aaron Harrell, James Randall Hibbard, John Richard Hughes, Jesse Clyde James, Milville Jamison, Douglas King, Rocky Maxson, Bobby Gene McAfee, Joel Meirr, Virgil Sharp, Bruce Tippit, Michael Joe Wadley, Jerry Edward Walker, Bryce Monroe Wildcat, Michael Ziler, Cynthia Allan, Kathy Baum, Jack Dkncan, William McBride, Joe Moss, Gayle Perry, Ronald Tanner. Honor coeds at Northeastern A an M are recognized through the Order of Freyja. Scholastic leaders include from left front, Lynn Cordray, Loretta Hobbs, Kay Oskison, Ray Oskison; center Janice Epps, Betty Knight, Cathe Mader. Tari Kelley, Pam Saw- yer, Suzette Trigalet. Back: Kathleen Williams, Charlotte Eischer. Sondra Berry, Gail Hanna, Claudia Wistrom, Dianne Barr, John Ann Masters, Mari- lyn Powers, Bonnie Bandy. Only those girls residing in college dormitories are eligible for membership in Order of Freyja. They will be among NEO scholars honored at the annual Hon- ors Banquet March 11 at the college. Those pictured are all freshmen. Those not pictured are Vivian Cravello, Lin- da Haggod, Shirley Rodgers, Jacque- lyn Allen, Karen Pilgrim, Trella Crow Williams, and Deena Hamilton. ,ut' Sophomore members of the Order of Freyja, honor organiza- tion at Northeastern A 8 M, include from left front, Marla Bolinger, Cherry Redus, Trudi Dunlap, Kathy Shamel. Back: Chris Taylor, Sharon Kuehn, Betsy Stone, and Dean Mary Roddy, faculty sponsor. One member not pictured is Sandy Ousley. 92 Members: Harry Ashworth, Jim Baldwin, David Boyd, Freda Brown. Rebecca Bunce, Carol Curry, Joyce Dout- hitt, Liz Duree, Tim Fare, Wesley Graver, John Hall, Loretta Hobbs, Sam Hughes, Marlene Jantzen, Ted Kersh, Margaret Lazenby, Linda Lehman, Bob Lench, Richard Loudenslager, Dewayne Mead, Dianne Miller, Jeanne Parker, Bruce Peck, Kerry Potter, Debbie Praytor, Melva Pritchard, Steve Rutherland, Jerry Shriver, Mary Shriver, Wayne Thomasson. Anthony Thompson, Gay Turner, Eddie Williams, Larry Wyatt. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Front row: Jeanne Parker, Student Senate Representative; Melva Prit- chard, Secretary-Treasurer; Joyce Couthitt, Social Chairman; Mar- garet Lazenby, Associate Secre- tary. Second row: Jerry Shriver, President; Richard Loudenslager, Missions Chairman; Mr. Don Cas- key, Faculty Adviser; Larry Wyatt, Vice President. Third row: Rev. Jo Don Olds, B.S.U. Director; Harry Ashworth, Vespers Chairman; Steve Rutherford, Assistant President. Membership is open to any college student attending Northeastern Oklahoma College. Darrel St. Aubin Director Campus Ministry 93 94 I f; . WWW WWII MWWTIIWM Kg; WI ITIIKIIIUIUI HM I I'II I xv religion a of cell QT IIIIWii gm! I Front row: Rex Hogan. Student Sen- ate Representative; Clara Serle, Secretary; Chris Taylor, Student Senate Representative. Back row: Tim Mayworm, President; Kathy Baum. Members: Kathy Baum, Art Bonin, Elizabeth Bowden, Dan Brown, Anita Chan, Maureen Dainty, Jack Mann, Mike Meyer, Linda Rodeique, Chris Taylor, David Wal- ser, Dan Wieberg, Pat Yust. First row: Sharon Graham, Senate Representative; Beth Wright, Sec- retary Treasurer; Connie Bailey, Senate Alternate. Second row: Di- ane Wallace, Vice President; David Sevadon, President. CHI ALPHA Members: Connie Bailey, Sondra Berry, Brenda Chaney, Sharon Graham, Mrs. Harrison, John Ann Masters, Anna McClellan, David Sivadon, Ronnie Springfield, Daniel Sue, Connie Vandeventer, Diane Wallace, and Beth Wright. I I I I IIIIIJ The YodhgiDemOGrafg, an orgaknizatiISn of young progressives dedIcated fo the I achievement of freedom and economIci security for all Americans through ed- ucation and democratic political action, - was founded to acqufaint young people , of the Members: Gail Gerfen, Wayne Downing, Ron Rohmiller, Chris Taylor, and Betsy Stone. larijjx YOUNG DEMOCRATS Gail Gerfen, Secretary; Wayne Dow- ning, President; Ron Rohmiller, Student Senator; Chris Taylor, Vice- President; Betsy Stone, Treasurer. 96 Left front: Lyndia Bertges, Secre- tary; Glenn E. Schneider. President; Susan Hawksworth. Treasurer. Left back: Chris Underwood, Vice-Presi- dent; Diane Farrell, Student Senate Representative; Alvin Moffatt, Fac- ulty Sponsor. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Members: Lyndia Bertges, Chris Underwood, Mike Thomp- son, Diane Farrell, Susan Hawksworth, Tom Branch, Roger Underwood, Phil Petros, Mike Adams, Vic Clouse, Lynn Burgess, Randy Pingrey, Rojas Rush. 98 Seated: Tim Williams, Tom Brace, Lou Wilson, Connie A n d r e w 3, Standing: Jerry McMains, Marvin Wier, President; Gary Grogan. Stu- dent Senate Representative; Roger Robinson. Members: Jackie Allen, Connie Andrews, Russell Bauer, Kathy Bellmyer, John Berry, Debby Brandenbury, Robert Broome, Dan Brown, Debbie Cannon, Deann Carver, Danny Castoe, Rex Chastain, Mark Clark, Don Cokely, Ronnie Cole, David Collins, Melvin Cook, Mary Cox, Jim Crow, Trella Crow, Doug Donmeyer, Danny Dunkel, De- nise Edwards, Ellis Enyart, Rita Gates, Kathy Goodwin, Larry Green, Burta Grimes. Gary Grogan, Vicki Harris, Loretta Hobbs, Joe Hoffman, Gary Holeman, Gay Hum- phrey, Van Jackson, Bill Jimison, Ronnie Keys, Sharon Kuehn, Clara Lodes, Diana Maples. Tom Mathis, Dan McClane, Suzy McCullough, Cary McMinn, Sherry Med- Iey, Diane Miller, Mary Monholland, Lynn Paschal, Ter- rie Pelts, Gerald Phillips, Donna Phillips, Mike Poston, Kerry Potter, Debbie Reynolds, Roger Robinson, Wayne Rominger, Sandy Romine, Pam Sawyer, Cyndi Schulte, Lois Scowden. Don Sheram, Tony Smith, Kenneth Sut- Iey, Eddie Swain, Robert Testerman, Tim Thompson. Robert Treece, Terita Vaughan, Tony Walker, Gary War- ren, Marvin Wier, Lou Wilson, Jerilyn Zordel. The officers of the Criminal Jus- tice Society are UronU Charles Bennett, President; Ed Salazar, Student Senate Representative; macm lven Wall, Vice President; Pat Soliday, Student Senate AI- ternate. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCIETY Members: Charley Bennett, Charles Douglas, Ronald Krieder, John Lane, Danny Mitts, John Nelson, James Oexman, Scott Peterson, Edwin Salazar, Wayne Simpson, Pat Soliday, Jerry Smith, lven Wall. 100 Front row: Richard Winters, Trea- surer; Etta Pearl Robinson, Secre- tary; Cyndy Schulte, Reporter. Back row: Mike Stratton, Vice President; Ronnie Combs, President; Jerry Frazier, Student Senate Repre- sentative. AIDD Members: Wreshmem-Thomas Aston, Bobby Butler, Melvin Cook, James Cossairt, Gary Deaton, Dennis Dial, Ronald Ellis, Mike Flavin, Robert Forslund, Terry Fu- gate, Evona Garner, Roger Gleidt, Terry Guthrie, Earl Harper, Lawrence Howe, Mitchell Ketcher, Stephen Kin- caide, Norman Krause, Gary Lewis, Robert Long, David McCoy, Robert McNabb, Jim Miller. Gerald Mott, Jim- mie Murphy, Steve Nickels, Ronnie Nickens, Virgil Nor- ris, Hugh Oswald, Phillip Prickett, Tab Rains, Dwight Rhodes, Charles Robbins, Wilson Rubottom, Michael Sample, Larry Smith, Dan Stefanopoulos, Kenneth Sud- duth, Larry Towes, Thomas Whorton, Russell Williams. $ophomore$-Brian Barnes, Ralph Bobbit, Ronald Combs, Daniel Dunkel, Jerry Frazier, Glenn Gray, James Greer, Frederick Hagebusch, James Helton, Harold Huff- man, Steve Parker, Gerald Phillips, Dennis Pipher, Mike Poston, David Ritchey, Etta Robinson, Gary Rowley, James Rutelonis, Cynthia Schulte, James Sherrill, Da- vid Stratton, Samuel Thornton, Boyd Vanover, Vernon Wagner, Ray Walker, Richard Winters. Members of the planning .com- mittee are as follows: Mary Peck, Mary Draper, and Dianne Dunn. COACHES CUTIES Members: Chris Robbinson, Kay Jones, Kay Trundel, Judy Bush, Donna Briscoe, Mary Peck, Connie Andrews, Diane Dunn, Mary Draper, Barbara Foust, Linda Rod- riquez. 101 Members: Terry Bremer, Mark Dunham, Douglas Golden, John Wilks. the basic: aftdw 3E K , DEBATE CLUB Mark Dunham, John Wilkes, coach Bob White, Terry Bremmer, Doug Golden. 102 Front row: Norman Schnakenberg, Vice President; Trella Crow, Presi- dent; Richard Willis, Secretary. Back row: James Thompson, Sen- ator; David Foster, Historian; Torn Brace, ITS Representative. SIGMA DELTA CHI CHAPTER Members: Thomas Mark Brace, Trella Jo Crow, David T Charles Foster, Wayne Alan Lomax, Larry Jo Merit, Stev- T : :g h , A Y T , en Paul Mirkin, Donald W. Rains, Norman Wayne Schnak- ' 7 7:. , The' purpose 'Of ,Si'rgmaiDelta 'Theta is to enberg, John Ralph Todd, James Robert Thompson, - T develop futureleadTrsiriil'MVahagement Richard Alan Willis. T , : a ; T T w Market:ngrvandapsstnputlon.j1 , , m 103 104 The purpbse; ofthls Qrganizati'orfis to- increase conjtact'am'ong ourselves, par- ticipatioh i'nL campys :31ctivities,9 identif'i-f' cation asia group;:.pride' i'n our'NegrOw x, American? aridefrrican Heritage, and, contact; ,Agetwegn'? Afro-Americans on: campus. and thbse. in ,fhe'surifOundingf ' areas, Members: Eunice Anderson, Trisia Anderson, Milton Blakely, Norva Bowie, Rufus Boyd, Wilhemina Brewer, Ernestine Clark, James Degrate, Dianne Dumas, Jackie Fields, Gloria Folks, Sammy Folks, Melvin Hall. John Hoover, Jim Irvin, Vergie Jones, Kenneth Kennedy, Char- lene Moore. Lolita Page. Norman Stevenson, Arthur Stokes, Phil Thomas, Doris Vann, Jessie Vann, Patricia White, Debbie Williams, Jeanette Williams, John Wil- Iiams, Phyllis Williams, Llewellyn Wilis, Brenda Wilson. AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB Left, seated: Jackie Fields, Gen- eral Secretary; Sam Folks, Presi- dent; Pat White, Assistant Secre- tary. Standing: Llewellyn H. Willis, Information Officer; John Hoover, Treasurer; John Williams, Vice President; Debbie Williams, Stu- dent Senate Representative; Jessie Vann, Program Chairman. .Vx' SPORTS 1i. ? 1 Jl: . III. L, Coaches-Back row: Chuck Bowman, Head Coach; Bob Maxwell, Defensive; John Tiger, Offense; Dick Gwinn, De- fense; Don Rominger, Defense; Richard Ball, Offense. 106 Ron Black Don Cokely Mark Driscoll Tulsa, Oklahoma Chickasha, Oklahoma Ponca City, Oklahoma NEO's All Americans may someday equal Heisman Trophy winner Steve Owen's accom- plishment. John Gecina John Harrison Terry Hogan Monaca, Pennsylvania Abilene, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma 107 Dick Holloway John Hoover Ed Kilpatrick Tulsa, Oklahoma Gary, Indiana Cincinnati, Ohio u u u x m u n W Ronnie Knight Ralph McGill Steve Pratt Sand Springs, Oklahoma Selring. Florida Hominy, Oklahoma 108 Mel Higgins Jim Selfridge Bobby Taylor Charleston, West Virginia Chickasha, Oklahoma Tulsa, Oklahoma Rick Vandaveer Shawnee, Oklahoma Larry Waldron Ben Wasson Steve Watson Dade City, Florida Bartlesville. Oklahoma Bristow, Oklahoma Matt Blair Don Brinker Dayton, Ohio Broken Bow, Oklahoma 'xwummmw u Earl Burrell Jim Butler Fort Worth, Texas Midland, Texas John Cherry Jim Clary Bridgeton, Missouri Valdosta, Georgia HO Pat Buffington Peru, Indiana Richard Carney McAlester, Oklahoma Mm Joe Clary Valdosta, Georgia Bobby Taylor makes a good tackle. Coach Tiger presents trophies to John Harrison, best offensive player, and Bobby Taylor, best defensive player at the Savannah Bowl. AI Deen Ray DeForrest Ernie DuBose Adel, Georgia Manahawkins, New Jersey Saratoga, Florida Steve Eatgn Larry Gramling Ken Garrett Kansas City, MISSOUl'i Jacksonville. Florida Fayetteville, North Carolina Earl Harper George Harris Charles Grayson Bixby, Oklahoma Brooklyn, New York Miami, Oklahoma 112 Reginald Harrison George Hess Larry Hutto Arlington, Virginia Pensacola, Florida Chamblee, Georgia Norman Young on the move! Barry Korner Dan Kreidler Carl Lowe Bartlesville, Oklahoma Clewiston, Florida North Little Rock, Arkansas H3 114 Mel Ri Wilson. John Lukas Jacksonville, Florida ggins carries the ball .4 ' ,- for yardage , . - Tom McGarry Oklahoma City, Oklahoma football banquet. Q. E against Chicago Robert Miller Houston, Texas Larry Waldron receives the Unsung Hero Award at the Dave Ogan Calvin Payne Larry Pierce Tulsa, Oklahoma St. Louis, Missouri Saratoga, Florida Larry Puccini Jerry Rice Robin Robinson North Riverside, Illinois Stanford, Texas Riviera Beach, Florida Bill Schmid Herbert Scott Jim Sharp Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Washington DC. Hollywood, Florida Vince Singleton Mike Spicer Bob Smith Washington D.C. Grove, Oklahoma Stillwater, Oklahoma Darrell Stinchcomb Duane Thomas Doug Vanhouten Minco, OMahoma Fairland, Oklahoma Columbus, Kansas 116 Ken Watson Norman Young Bill Yocum Jacksonville, Florida Washington DC. Bartlesville, Oklahoma The football team put good use to the training room facilities. Paul Fisher, Trainer Kenny McKee, Trainer J. B. Redus, Trainer Tulsa. Oklahoma Wyandotte. Oklahoma Tulsa, Olahoma 117 118 NORSE BASKETBALL First row: Bob Taul. Chuck Burton, Jerry Holderby, Chris Davis, Larry Brown. Corum Turner, Mike McLannan, Chester Knight. Second row: Jack Gideon, Bob Wieberg, Tom Pate, Rob Richardson, Edwyn Wakefield, Bob Kemp. Frank Cornejo, Wayne Crosswy. Back row: Mardi Cornejo, John Hoover. Melvin Hall, Stephan Smith, Arthur Stokes, James Degrate, Nathan Vaughan, Renaldo James. NJCAA REGION II CHAMPS Chester Knight, Student Manager. Chetus Green, Head Coach. Eugene Prevett, Assistant Coach. SOPHOMORE NORSEMEN Tom Pate , . .1: Larry Brown goes high for an easy basket after The Norse Stars form a corridor to cheer the steaIing the ball. Norsemen toward the beginning of another vic- tory. Larry Brown John Hoover Corum Turner H9 120 SOPHOMORE NORSEMEN Renaldo James Larry Brown Region II AII-Tournament Team, Region II Team, Region II Tour- nament Most Valuable Player, NJCAA AII-Tournament Team. NJCAA All-American. Rob Richardson Jerry Holderby M. Renaldo James leaps high for two points against Ok- mulgee Tech. FRESHMAN NORSEMEN Edwyn Wakefield Mardi Cornejo Stephen Smith Mike McLennon Wayne Crosswy Nathan Vaughn Arthur Stokes Bob Wieberg Bob Kemp Jack Gideon Bob Taul Chris Davis Melvin Hall James Degrate Front row: Sam Thornton, Brian Hobart, Danny Kastl, Tom Lloyd. Second row: Coach Don Rominger, Dick Moser, John Loehr, Roger Millspaugh, Coach Tollie Bibb. 41', Brian Hobart hands baton to Sam Thornton in the 440 Relay. A- 352$ as - During practice Regg i 9 Harrison displays his strength in shot put competition. 122 , w Norman Young looks on as Barry Korner tries his ability at The art of P016 vaulting iS displayedby Dan Kastl. the long jump. Front row: Bill Pratt, Carl Lowe, Chris Bousum, Gary Anglin, Randy Heierding, Bob Winter. Second row: Mitchell Ketcher, Robb Cartnur, Norman Young, Pete de Jesus, Ken Garrett, Bill Ward. Third row: Frank Riggs, Barry Korner, Larry Pierce, Derek Burgman, Gary James, Eddie Williams, John Roberts, Manager. 123 BASEBALL aw; v qwg-V .. .: W K n! . , 7 9. Front row: Stan Tatum, Steve Rippee, Ron Johnson, Kenny Roberson, Bobby Taylor. Second row: Leonard Fields, Jimmy Helton, Lenny Skye, Richard Willis, Garrell Simpson, Wayne LaCoe. Coaches, Richard Cook and Bob Maxwell. 1 First row: Johnny Toolate, Mike Cren Shaw, Gerald Flsher, Doug Donmler, Greg Belsh, George Harris, Bill Glass, Buzz Tacker, Wilson Rubottom. Second row: Bob Thompson, Jimmy Sharp, John Cherry, David Emberson, Wayne Lowry, Ron Chissoe, Chris Wilson, Richard Buntt. Third row: Gary Bivin, John Morgan, Kieth Lawwell. Chris Bratcher, Howard Morgan, Rick Hibbard, Greg Diebold, Dwayne Mead, Rick Whitaker. 124 SOPHOMORE BASEBALLERS I25 GOLF TEAM COACH Mr. Kenneth Richards The members of the golf team are: Wendell Evans, Greg Stephens, Steve Grogan, Terry Evans, Steve Burger, Joe Moss, Chuck Pitcock. Not pictured: Mike Adkinson, Randy James, Jack Mann, John Howard. 126 Rose Wilkins Tennis Coach TENNIS nua$ Brown. Girls Tennis team members are seated: Members of the boys tennis team are front row: Paul Mahoutchian, Gary Yoder. Back row: Phil Stobaugh, and Bob Cooper. .; . . $3.: V. . v. W agz$reib7 . .. Brenda Hollis, Joan Lockwood. Back: Martha Lunday, Kathy 127 CROSS-COUNTRY X! 4 ; + . b Front row: Roger Millspaugh, Tom Lloyd, Gary Anglin. Chris Bousum. Second row: Randy Heierding. Bill Pratt, Bob Winter, Coach Tollie Bibb. CROSS COUNTRY ALL AMERICAN Captain Bob Winter, All American Randy Heierding. and Cross Country Randy Heierding Coach Tollie Bibb. 130 WHOiS WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES 7 h s I i . , -t Sharon Kay McCorkeIl is a sophomore from Wyandotte, Oklahoma, majoring in Home Economics. She has been listed on the Presidents Honor Roll and holds a 3.56 grade point average. Sharon is active in the Home Eco- nomics Club, Phi Theta Kappa. and is an alternate for the Student Senate. Ronnie White, a member of the college band and cho- rus, is a sophomore from Miami. Oklahoma. Ronnie is a member of the Masquers Club and has had an active part in every college stage production in his two years at NEO. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Ron- nie has a grade point average of 3.81. Charles Allan Kerr, an active member in the Aggie Society, participated in functions such as Aggie Day and the Rodeo Club. He represented NEO as a member of the National Champion Livestock Judging Team. He also is a member of the Wesley Foundation and Phi Theta Kappa. He carried a 3.38 grade point average. e Jim Lowry, first semester Student Senate President. has maintained a grade point average of 3.53. He is the treasurer of the Press Club, music co-chairman of the Baptist Student Union, and a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the college chorus, and Boys Quartet. Jim is NEOis representative to the Governor's Council of Young Oklahomans. He also participated in the pro- duction of uOklahoma. DeAnn Carver, a member of the ITS Club, is a Com- puter Science major from Welch, Oklahoma. She is the projects chairman for Phi Theta Kappa and gener- al manager of the Intramurals for Women. DeAnn has served as the basketball statistician for two years and represented NEO on the Women's Track Team at the OSU meet in 1969. DeAnn is carrying a 3.5 grade point average. Mike Finney has represented NEO on the livestock judging team at Denver and was the high individual in the National Contest. He is the Student Senate AI- ternate of the Aggie Society, Student Senate Repre- sentative of the Rodeo Club. and a member of Phi Theta Kappa. He has maintained a 3.51 grade average. 131 132 Penny Kay Walters, Sophomore Class President, is ac- tive in business club, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Senate, and Young Republicans. Penny served as chairman of the Christmas Party and attended OSUis leadership conference, Penny has maintained a 3.4 grade point average. Kenneth Nickell has actively participated in the Aggie Society, Phi Theta Kappa, Wesley Youth Group, and contributed to NEO by working on Senior Day and Ag- gie Day. Kenneth also represented NEO at Houston by being on the top judging team. Kenneth maintains a 3.1 grade average. i .MqubEi , birilw BANNER juhu F '2' 11 i Mark Grigsby, a major in Animal Nutritions, is from Welch, Oklahoma. Mark is Vice President of the Stu- dent Senate, President of the Aggie Society, 3rd Vice President of Phi Theta Kappa, and a member of the Rodeo Club and Christian Church Youth Group. Along with these activities Mark has represented NEO at Den- ver with the Livestock Judging Team. Mark's grade point average is 3.85. .nwuv t i , n3 Kathryn Earlene Shamel is a member of Phi Theta. Kep- pa and the Order of Freyja. Among other actIVItIes Kathy has been a cheerleader for two years, Homecom- ing Queen, and has been listed on both the Presidents and Dean's Honor Roll. Kathy's grade point average is 3.867. Jim Robert Ferguson, a sophomore from Nebraska, has a grade average of 3.1. He has served as Vice Presi- dent of the Aggie Society, Publicity Chairman of the Rodeo Club, and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Jim was a member of the National Champion Livestock Judging team at Denver. x. ,. x . e Sarah Jane Roberts has been on the Presidents Honor Roll each year, with a 4.0 grade average. She is secre- tary and treasurer of the Engineer's Club and is Vice President of Phi Theta Kappa. She has served as a math tutor, was Engineeris Club candidate for Home- coming Queen and received a 4-year National Merit Scholarship. Christine Gail Taylor has served as Freshman class secretary, Sophomore class Senator, and Debate Squad Senator. She is an active member of Phi Theta Kappa, President's Honor Roll, Young Democrats, Norse Cam- pus Ministry, and the Order of Freyja. Chris maintains a 4.0 grade average. Rockne Ray Maxson carries a 3.43 grade average. He is a sophomore from Welch, Oklahoma, and is a mem- ber of the Aggie Society, Rodeo Club, Phi Theta Kappa, and Wesley Youth Foundation. Rockne contributed to NEO by working Senior Day and Aggie Day and by be- ing a member of the NEO Livestock Judging Team. Pam Kirby is President of the Home Economics Club, and a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Annual Staff, and Student Senate. Pam is a sophomore from Colcord, Oklahoma, and maintains a 3.3 grade point average. Pam has represented NEO at several State Home Economics meetings. 134 Mary Rebecca Victor is a Home Economics major from Afton, Oklahoma. Becky has a 3.65 grade aver- age and has been listed on both the President's and Dean's Honor Roll. Becky is a member of the Home Economics Club, Phi Theta Kappa, and is assistant Editor of the annual. She was Aggie Princess, first runner-up for Homecoming Queen, and a state Home Economics officer. Cherry Redus, an elementary education major from Afton, has maintained a grade point average of 3.64. Serving as Editor of the Yearbook, she represented NEO at an OCPA meeting at OSU. She has held the offices of Student Senate Representative for Phi Theta Kappa and the Home Economics Club and served as a member of the Order of Freyja. 136 ' v 4HI : a-t I 4.. 44': ' ' 4.0.? 't .4:4 ': n-lr 0 1i at o' .1. .1. iha- ! The editors try to put their heads gether in planning atrial lay-out. Melva, Gail, Kerry, and Donna hard to finish the royalty section. ANNUAL work The staff contemplates which picture to select. The last pages are finally finished. What a relief! 138 DRAMA PRODUCTIONS The NEO A at M College Theatre produced the Wizard of Oz which thrilled old and young alike. Look Homeward Angel, a drama, appealed to the more serious audience. The Sound of Music, another musical highlighted the season's productions and was viewed by over 4,000 patrons. The fantastic trees in the Wizard of Oz glare at Mr. Graham and the stage crew who created them. V J fa Hag. j, , '- ' . . 1,1,, v x Dorothy, played by Karen Pilgrim wishes that she could be Somewhere Colleen Clark, the Sorceress of the Overthe Rainbow. North, floats in on a cloud to see that the story has a happy ending. THE SOUND OF MUSIC The nuns sing at the Abbey, HHow do You Solve a Problem Like Maria? HThe Hills are Alive sings Maria played by Mary Grace Crussell. 139 140 LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL A lot of excitement is created when W.O. Gant, played by Frank Rodd, comes home drunk. Mrs. Gant, played by Marti Maloney, disap- proves of Mrs. Pert's attention toward Ben, Skip Nicholson, but HFatty Pert, played by Vicki Holden takes the scolding good naturedly as Eugene Gant, Gregg Shoup, listens in. At one of his sober moments, Mr. Gant's at- tention centers on the new boarder, Laura James, played by Joan Cornell, who has cap- tured the attention of the youngest Gant son, Eugene. NORSE WIND n - L '4 ' K :3 L53 , V ; t! The officers of the Norse Wind are seated, Ray Lea, editor; back, Kathy Baum. reporter; Jim Lowry, photographer; Ken Roberson, sports editor. STAF F Cynthia Allan Kathy Baum Jack Duncan William McBride Joe Paul Moss Gayle Perry Ronald Tanner Jim Lowry Ken Roberson Ray Lea Two members of the Norse Wind Staff distribute tablegrams which relate headlines of the day. JUDGING Members of Northeastern A 8t Mis Livestock Judging Team, which won the collegiate con- test in Denver, show their trophies to Dr. D.D. Creech, the college President, after their return to the campus. Seated: Lawson Essex, Douglas Cooper, Dr. Creech, DeWayne Stamper, and Mike Price. Standing: Coach Jary Douglas, Kent Houston, Jim Ferguson, and Mike Finney. Champions in the Southwestern Livestock Exposition at Fort Worth are as follows, front row: Rockne Maxson, Mike Finney, Wayne Stamper, Richard Cook. Back row: Gary Good- win, Mark Grigsby, Mike Price and Coach Jary Douglas. 142 Final competition for the livestock judging team members at NEO produced these trophies and a 2nd place finish at Houston. Members making the trip included: front, Rockne Max- son, Mark Grigsby, Richard Cook. Back: Larry Stamper, Lawson Essex, Douglas Cooper, and Mike Finney. Grigsby was 3rd high individual and Maxson came in 5th. Practice judging aids in determining the qualifications for selection of the judging team members. 143 Sophomore Cheerleaders: Barbie Teipel, Adonna Zordell, Debbie Cook, Kathy Shamel, Kathy Kearney, and Sharon Kuehn. U' x awn ; gm. Norse Cheerleaders build up student body spirit before a football game. 155;??- x; -' m- ,, S Freshman Cheerleaders: Faye Weaver Janelle Mosier, Sharon Wisely, Shelly James, Claudia Moris. 144 Archie Gwartney, sponsor of the NEO cheer- leaders, makes plans for their next activities. $3 Cheerleaders talk to students during the half time of a Norse basketball game. Late arrivals attempt to create a new blaze at a bonfire pep rally. I45 NEO CHORUS . Row one-Jeanie Parker, Sherry Carter, Karen Pilgrim, Mary Grace Crussell, Sandy Miller, Shirley Davis, Connie Moore, Colleen Clark, Cindy Allen, Janice Bayouth. Sally Knight, Deena Knight, Linda Lehman, Pat Camel. Row two -Gloria Barnett, Linda Oxford, Janice Sanders, Nancy Fields, Clara Key, Carla Selazar, Kathy Griffith, Barbara Fouts, Lolita Page, Sherry Buzzard, Grace Ann Eddings, Becky Wilson, Gay Kelly, Jan Phillips, Suzanne Shanel, JoHannah Smith. Row three-Debbie Davidson, Karen McDermit, Michelle Willson, Johnny Johnson. Ronnie White, John Hardie, Joe Erwin, Noel Weeks, Harry Ashworth, Rob Davis, Larry Wyatt, Marti Debinski, Don Messerli. Row four Mike Wil- liams, Larry Exendine, John Held, John Lowe, Fred Mundt, Roger Rush, Mike Lawson, George Harrison, Tim Fare, Dennis Whitner, Mearl Redden, Charles Surine, Paul Foutner. 1; I : v . , in Ha; : , ,, ., ,7: The activities of the chorous are not only formal but involve infor- Mr. Richards, choral director, and his pianist pause mal presentations such as at pep assemblies. from work for the photographer. 146 NORSE BAND Mike Mayer is the Norse DrumMajor. - uiikg'likgu . . . Norse Twirlers: Linda Oxford. Ronnie Lowery, and Linda Burgess. Robert Swanson, band director, ad- justs new band uniforms. NORSE STARS First row: Jan Lair, Sally Knight, Pat Walker, Thena Mahurin, Linda Kay. Gail Parker, Dana Walker, Carolyn Krieder. Second row: Cathy Baum, Monica Stunkard, Bee Korb, Janie Thurman, Virgie Jones, Debbie Mohr, Pat Loehr, Shelly James. Third row: Maurine Reese, Shirley Brinker, Marilyn Brown, Marsha Crosby, Lee Musgrove, Lou Ann Hughes, Paula Rolstun, Dee Anna Oliver. Fourth row: Cindy Macklin, Brenda Chaney, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Taylor, Sondra Pittman, Retha Mercer, Cathy Gailey. Fifth row: Lucia Wright, Teresa Graham, Janie Fouts, Carla Kelley, Raymonda DeVuIl, Sally Root, Grace Ann Shamblin, Cathy Hughes. Sixth row: Pam Evans, Kaye Oskinson, Cathy Hampton, Teresa Warner, Diane Maples, Raye Oskinson. Seventh row: Pam Sawyer, Marilyn Venus, Marcia Venus, Joy Amrams, Gail Gerfen, Kay Miller, Susy Clemons. QVEEV Vjiikakfgg . Norse Star girls pose on the rail in the stadium. 149 HOMECOMING PARA DE First Place ITS H50 Years ' Second Place Masquer's We re Proud as a Peacock of our First 50 Years Fourth Place Business Golden Anniversary Cake Third Place Engineers 50 Years of Progress in Engineering Aggies and Home Economies HHats Off to NEO Freshman Class The Challenge of Progress Order of Freyja HWe've Come a Long Way Baby Young Republicans Campus, Then and Now Ambassador's and Language BSU 50 Years of the Search for Peace Through Education One World, One Lord, One Witness Sophomore Class Golden Year for Golden Norse 152 W W Hum HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Kathy Sh l Sand Springs, Oklahoma Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts parade onto the tootbail field during the half time ceremonies. Homecoming Queen candidates eat as a group with the The announcement of Kathy tas winner brings smiles to interviewing committee. the faces of the candidates. :33! k3 w.- .xhg .v, Each queen candidat is interviewed personally as a part of the qualifications for selection 155 HOMECOMING QUEEN RUNNERS-UP ism ? Adonna Zordel First Runner-Up Homecoming Queen Aggie Society A mm M Nu gs : Q7, NW mmm mm$ Vicki Harris Second Runner-Up Homecoming Queen ITS : H m HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Grace Ann Eddings Business Club Carol Sanders Phi Theta Kappa Janelle Mosier Freshman Class 157 Sarah Jane Roberts Anita Chan Engineers Club Ambassadors Club HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Kathy Kearney Young Democrats 158 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Brenda Wilson Afro-American Club Susan Hall Masquers Club VIKING QUEEN Miss Becky Victor Afton, Oklahoma VIKING QUEEN RUNNERS-UP Miss Pam Kirby Colcord, Oklahoma Miss Melva Pritchard Grove, Oklahoma m - mm . VIKING QUEEN ATTENDANTS Miss Kerry Potter Colcord, Oklahoma ?waaiafwu UL m w w, h .w l Miss Mary Peck White Oak, Oklahoma TRACK QUEEN Miss Jerilyn Zordel Miami. Oklahoma BASKETBALL QUEEN Brenda Wilson Tulsa, Oklahoma CENTENKAL FOOTBALL QUEEN The Zordel . J Ml 1? WI mm4:ummwwwlmsum1nunu.uummuumwmJag 1 i . '2, L' ' .v; ctnd'f - awestru- Mime: .. 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