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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1967 volume:

ORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A M COLLEGE MIAMI, OKLAHOMA College Life At A Glance.... A MESSAGE FROM ail THE PRESIDENT .... Dr. Bruce G. Carter Northeastern @klahoma A. M. College BRUCE G. CARTER, PRESIDENT Miami, Oklahoma Northeastern A M at Miami, like most of the other good colleges across the nation, is growing and developing quite rapidly. Forty- seven years ago, in 1919, the state legislature of Oklahoma created and made provisions for the establishment of a two year college at Miami. The college has grown and developed little by little until nearly two thousand students are enrolled at the present time. Nine new buildings are currently under construction or will be under construction by the time this publication goes to press. These new buildings will allow for some of the finest housing in America, and they will also provide excellent classrooms, laboratories, and study outlets for many students. Northeastern A M has one of the best all-around academic programs that can be found any place in mid-America and also has one of the best extracurricular programs for students that is available in any junior college. Of course, students are going to college during this day and age! Northeastern A M would like for the student to give serious consider- ation to this college as his college home. The college is small enough to give the student personal attention and to know him, yet large enough to have a wide variety of curricular offerings. Northeastern A M welcomes the student. Sincerely, oY, Bruce G. Carter President ii 4 | ' ‘} }) ml a vy th N: 1 i 1 ‘i i } es a i} rf PROGRESS 1 1 i ut A uM x 8 A Wy r ty i} ry i Hy Dr. Bruce Carter and stu- dents stand infront ofthe spacious Vocational- Technical Building which : sce has just been completed. See” Voie ee te os ee is wk ch 0 wae 3 Dr. Carter explains the complex structure of the new dormitories, one for men and one for women, and points to the new married student housing being constructed. LENG, tS Bocas: yy , ws ee , fe) We cissise Rae Eo. i ee fe 3 2 He WE Pp. ae ee Be! Dr. Carter discusses the luxurious qualities af- forded the student by the new Library-Administra- tion Building which is near completion. rH We ARTS BUILDING The Arts Building houses the Business, Music, Art, Home Economics, and IBM depart- ments. The _ structure is equipped with the latest and most modern equipment available. The Business department offers shorthand and typing for those students interested in professional training or a busi- ness major. Business students are taught to use office machines by proper supervision and use of modern equipment. [ The most modern facilities are used to train students ef- IBM affords a complete field of training for those students inter- ficiently in business courses. ested in this rapidly developing field. Students are able to em- ploy modern equipment for this study area. Art majors and students needing art requirements re- ceive expert training in many levels of art. This training will satisfy any phase of art development. Ban Vocal music plays an important role in college life for Individual supervision while cooking is one phase of home economics many students. Chorus, quartets, and other groups offered by the department. Five ultra-modern kitchens are employed provide training for participation in such activities as as training facilities. a college musical. Students are offered training in various musical programs. The music department offers individual training in areas such as piano, violin, and voice. One of the busiest groups on the campus is the college band. The band performs at mul- tiple functions throughout the year. Cunningham Hall houses the Ag- riculture, Chemistry, Science, and Electronics departments. The two story building is located on the north- east corner of the campus. Botany students use microscopes to study fine detail of plant life. The science de- partment offers a variety of studies in both botany and zoology. Earth science is one of the rapidly growing fields offered by the science department. Education majors use the course for a physical science requirement. CUNNINGHAM HALL Agriculture students are of- fered the opportunity to be- come members of the nation- ally recognized judging teams trained by the agri- culture department. Stu- dents choose from a variety of agriculture majors. One of the most complete- ly equipped departments on the campus is the electronics department. Students are trained by using modern elec- a tronics equipment. The chemistry department provides an excellent back- ground and gives thestudent laboratory time to apply the theory discussed during lec- tures. VANN HALL One of the newest student housing units on the campus is Vann Hall. This modern and beautiful building is the home of 200 women students during the school term. Opened in the fall of 1965, the dormitory is an attraction quickly noticed by guests and students on the campus. The unit was named in honor of Miss Faye Vann, an instructor who devoted forty-one years of her life to Northeastern A M. Vann Hall is completely air-conditioned and equipped with the most modern con- veniences. Each floor has a lounge in which students may relax or study. The basement affords a game room. Each room is filled with modern furniture. Vann Hall isa pleasant building in which to live, with its clean and ultra-modern atmosphere. The hostess is Gladys Purvis. SHIPLEY HALL English classes involve all students who enroll at Northeastern A M. Classes stress the ability to communicate as an essential for all students who plan a college career. Shipley Hall houses the English, Speech, Drama, Mathe- matics, Drafting, Journalism, and Social Studies depart- ments. The library and administrative offices are also located in the building. After completion of the Vocational- Technical Building and Library-Administration Building, it will house only English, math, journalism, and social studies. aA mith Y War tyto= (e Be packed Mathematics plays an important role in the student’s cur- riculum since this is a scientific age. Northeastern’s math department is recognized as one of the leading depart- ments for preparing the student adequately. Drafting is an essential part of the engineering and vocational-techni- cal fields. Students receive profes- sional training and supervision in this area. TECHNICAL | COMMSE Se... Welding is recognized as an essen- tial in the vocational-technical field. Not only is this essential as a col- lege field, but it has provided a training element for government pro- grams. HERE VOIDS gece cee SuMereiKeEs Bears Machine tooling is one of the areas of study offered a vo- cational-technical student. Also, training has been pro- vided for government spon- sored students. BRUCE CARTER STUDENT UNION ‘ The Bruce G. Carter Student Union houses the post office, bookstore, game room, cafeteria, snack bar, and ball room. The building, named in honor of the college president, Dr. Bruce Carter, is the center of most college activities. - RG. —- aly Bree be DA ROIS, byte atte Se ks , he See one b oe SMS er ty , er oe ogyeyrer ’ ee wr wig bert w tn ES ius f om ¥ ty 7 6 ia REN eats ; a oe ar ” Te art . 7 a The snack bar provides con- tinuous service for students, faculty, and visitors. at SS ee I . evry The cafeteria offers college students three well-balanced , Students are informed of , eee meals each day. “ey ii most activities through an- Be . nouncements in the student 4 : . 4 7 union. 12 ACTIVITIES.... | The Norse Stars, a nationally recognized precision drill team, provide entertainment for numerous activities dur- ing the year. Basketball has become one of the main attractions for college students and area residents. Football has maintained an enviable record at North- eastern A M. Nationally ranked annually, the Norse- men play equally strong teams. Other sports offered the student are track, base- ball, and golf. 13 DYER HALL Dyer Hall, one of the newest men’s dormitories on the campus, houses 160 male students during the school term. The three story structure is one of the most beautiful and mod- ern buildings available. | | a ; ¢ Sa Ce yey = ee. Rooms in Dyer are comfortable for both study and relaxation. Not all time in Dyer is spent studying. The lounge in Dyer offers the stu- dents an opportunity for friendly gatherings. RUSSELL HALL Russell affords the student a place for refreshments. Students use the lounges in Russell as a place for study- ing. Russell Hall, the most recent ad- dition to men’s campus housing, is a three-story, ultra-modern struc- ture which houses 200 students. Stu- dent comfort away from home is the main feature of this lovely new dorm- itory. Administration—Faculty ..............c0cce00. 23 CELL CLOSE ere mare eg eer ne a. 35 DEDICATION MR. MERRILL CHANEY This college annual is affectionately dedicated to Mr. Merrill Chaney, long time vocational- technical teacher at the Northeastern A M College. Mr. Chaney has two degrees, a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master of Science Degree from the Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg, Kansas. He has additional graduate work at Oklahoma State University. Before coming to Northeastern A M, where he has been for the past twenty-one years, Mr. Chaney was Principal at the Hiattville, Kansas Grade School, industrial education teacher and coach at the Cherokee, Kansas High‘School, and industrial education teacher at Riverton, Kansas High School. In 1965 Mr. Chaney was selected as “The Teacher of the Year in Industrial Education” for the northeastern section of Oklahoma. His outstanding achievements have primarily been in the region of his leadership in the Miami Lions Club. During these productive years at the Northeastern A M College, Mr. Chaney has held nearly every position in the Miami Lions Club and, in addition to being presi- dent of the group, was also District Governor of the Lions 3-0 during 1959-60. He serves as International Counselor of the Lions International and is on many of the Lions Club state and national committees. The Lions of Miami have honored him by naming one of their parks the Lion-Chaney Park. Mr. Chaney has been active during this time in the First Methodist Church of Miami where he is on the Board of Stewards and past president of the Methodist Men’s organization. SL ee IN MEMORIAM Everett Max Skidgel WE MOURN NOT AS THOSE WHO HATH NO HOPE, RATHER SAY YOU SPOKE AND YOUR VOICE LIN- GERS ON, HANDS CLASPED AND THE WARMTH IS STILL WARM. LIFE IS NOT COUNTED AS THE NUMBER OF DAYS, BUT THE RICHNESS GIVEN TO THOSE STILL WAITING. Michael Ellis Michael Shaul Robert Perez po) THE HONORABLE DEWEY F. BARTLETT Governor of Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR I congratulate the students and faculty of Northeastern Oklahoma A M College as you complete another year of study and accomplishment. fou are fortunate to be completing your education in nis particular time in our history. The possibilities for growth and development have never been better. The need for young minds and spirits has never been more pronounced. We are on the verge of major industrial with the completion of our great system of lakes; with the coming of with the creation of local action group Ww to assist in the location of industries. am confident that more and more young Oklahomans will find their futures in Oklahoma. Whether you graduate now or return to tern A M for more years of study: Oklahoma wants and and the future is ] ed only by your vision. 20 BOARD OF REGENTS A M COLLEGES Robert I. Hartley Burke Healey Fie GrLuitchy sf, Forrest McIntire O. L. Lackey Veldo H. Brewer W. R. Williams 21 STATE REGENTS HIGHER EDUCATION William T. Payne Donald S. Kennedy Clyde A. Wheeler Harry P. Conroy R. L. Crowder, Jr. G. Ellis Gable John J. Vater, Jr. Mrs. S. F. Ditmars Exall English - ‘y tr. _— : Dr. E. T. Dunlap T. G. Sexton 22 Siege DMINISTRATION AND : a FACULTY 8 ‘ . : ee President al o ot _ oe) oO O ® s) q = = =) _Dr. Carter and Mrs. Hutts, Registrar, discuss enrollment possibilities. womens LAL ao Seen ee bs eg a Seetea teers ad OS requiring 25 Mrs. Peggy Ingle shows Dr. Carter one of the many pieces of correspondence an answer. Dr. Cecil C. Ferree Dean of Instruction ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth Hutts Mary E. Roddy 26 Registrar Dean of Women 27 Manager he TEN ildred G. Carter iness M Bus ADMINISTRATION J E GPID les t 1V1 SAGES Charles H. Angle Dean of Student Act @ % Bill Able Joe Ables Robert Anderson Dorothy Hall Agriculture Vocational-Technical Humanities, English Practical Nursing Elmo Benedict Vocational-Techni- cal Recording grades is one of the necessities, as shown by the music department. William Bennett Adelaide Blandin Doris Burnes Donald Caskey Social Studies Practical Nursing Foreign Languages Botany Merrill Chaney Gracie Coble Gladys Copen Eldon Divine Woodworking Mathematics Business Vocational -Techni- cal Carl Finke Accounting Many students are employed by faculty members. David Froman Pauline Gibson Waymon Gibson Cletus Green Humanities, Speech English Zoology Basketball Archie Gwartney Bob Armstrong John Hammons John Hazleton Business Drafting English Speech, Debate B. J. Heinrich Chemistry The student union serves as an activity center. Joe Holland Jerry Hollis Joe Hudspeth Martha Irwin Business Chemistry Counseling Voice clio. Leland Kordis Marie Lair Dr. Weldon Marcum Robert Maxwell Electronics Library Religion Physical Education Ruth Maxwell English Mr. and Mrs. Don Dyer work many hours as housing director and hostess for the student union. Helen McGee Dr. Clark McQuigg Joetta Melton John Micka English Physics Manpower Chemistry J.C. Miller Walter Moore Oran Need Dr. Bruce Owen Agriculture IBM Mathematics Humanities, Drama, Speech Elizabeth Paine Library Kathryn P aige Art Mary Varley, secretary to Dr. Ferree, spends many hours working with students. Herbert Pine Psychology, Coun- Kugene Prevett James Reese Kenneth Richards seling Mathematics Vocal Music ar S.A. Robertson Jackie Rucker Leonard Smith Robert Swanson Football English Vocational-Technical Music, Band i Bonnie Synar Harry Synar Home Economics Agriculture Joetta Melton teaches a group of the women participating in the government manpower program. | : | John Tiger | A.L. Taylor John Thiesing Homa Thomas Social Studies, Phys- IBM Mathematics Business ical Education Clair Tromsness Jack Wallace Samuel Wells Ava Welsh English Football Geology Business, Manpower J.D. Wilhoit Rose Wilkins Marie Williams Dorothy Wilson Drafting Physical Education Business Library H.E. Wilson Virginia Wilson Mary Wood Bobby Woods Social Studies Norse Stars Library Journalism i eel ® ACTIVITIES UT HO oA A AA A COA OO RA A Se ee RS Oe eR A ee ee (oe Ge RS CS SE A ER BY coe ek ale os me os TT WHO’S WHO Ralph Braden, Miami, is a pre-dental major with a 3.4 grade point average. He is president of both Phi Theta Kappa and Odin’s Knights. He is a member of the Young Democrats and the Professional Educators Society. David Parker, Wyandotte sociology major, has maintained a 3.36 grade point average. He is a member of the Language Club, the Ambassadors Club, Phi Theta Kappa, and the college chorus. David is espe- cially active in the Baptist Student Union. Marolyn Wimer, a biological science major from Miami, has earned a 3.4 grade point. She is co-editor of the Viking, college year- book. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, chorus, French Club, Ambassadors Club, and Press Club. She is president of the Wesley Foundation and is a sec- retary in the English Department. 1966-1967 Jerry Douglas, Welch, has earned a 3.327 grade point average and is on the Dean’s Honor Roll. A member of the Livestock Judging Team as a freshman, he was named the outstanding agriculture stu- dent of his class. He is vice-president of the Aggie Society. Lujean Howard, a Miami High School grad- uate, has maintained a 3.7 average while majoring in music education. She has had the lead in several musical comedies pre- sented by the drama department. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the girls’ quartet, college chorus, and the debate team. A perfect “A” average has been main- tained by Ronald Duffield, Jay agriculture major. He received the Aggie Freshman Scholarship award last year. He has served as parliamentarian of the Aggie Society and has been named to the President’s Honor Roll each semester. Harold “Rick” Mammen, agronomy major from Lockwood, Missouri, has achieved a 3.988 grade point average. He is a mem- ber of Phi Theta Kappa, the Aggie So- ciety, President’s Honor Roll, and Baptist Student Union. A perfect 4.0 grade average in chemical technology studies has been recorded by Benny Simpson, Wyandotte. He has served as president of the Engineers and vice- president of Phi Theta Kappa. He is a member of Odin’s Knights, the Industrial- Technology Society, and college band. He has been listed on the President’s Honor Roll each semester. Vara AI a td ‘ Marcia McGee, a biology major from Miami, has maintained a 3.7 grade pointaverage. She is a member of Student Senate, Phi Theta Kappa, and Engineers Club. She has been listed on the Dean’s and Presi- dent’s Honor Roll. Thomas Joe Jones is a Miami fine arts major with a 3.7 grade average. Tom is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Ambass- ador’s Club, Student Senate, Drama Club, varsity baseball squad, and president of the Spanish Club. He has been on the Dean’s Honor Roll three semesters. Connie Skaggs, Treece, Kansas, is a data processing major with a4.0 gradeaverage. She is in Phi Theta Kappa, the Business Club, the Industrial-Technology Society, IBM Club, and Professional Educators So- ciety. She is listed on the President’s Honor Roll. A data processing major, Duane Benbrook is a graduate of Miami High School. He has a 3.877 grade point average and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the IBM Club. He has been listed on both the Dean’s and President’s Honor Roll. Virginia Vanpool, Miami, in addition to being Homecoming Queen, serves as sec- retary of the Student Senate and is the Aggie Society Princess. She is a member of the Professional Educators Society, the college chorus, and Phi Theta Kappa. She has maintained a 3.4 grade point average as an elementary education major. David Tayrien, Bartlesville journalism major, has maintained a 3.2 grade point average. Heis editor ofthe NORSE WIND, NEO student newspaper and president of the Press Club. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Spanish Club, and the Young Democrats. Mike Steckel, an animal science major from Taylor, Nebraska, has maintained a 3.37 grade point average. He is a member of the Student Senate, Aggie Society, Phi Theta Kappa, and the Dean’s Honor Roll. He captured high scoring honors in judg- ing at the Southwestern Livestock Ex- position at Fort Worth. e ilyn r a om th r,M Barbara Will and Carolyn W me ss 0 S 2 a is c a 4 = am- i ladden, on G s imer ? Some people enjoy working onan an- nual. NAOoowar kK Sponsor Jack Ruc- ker and his editors prepare the final copy. Barbara and Cas- sie agree that Richard made a fine photographer. 42 a Jane records Mar- ilyn’s suggestions to help speed up production of the yearbook. Pippy Carolyn and Bar- bara pause for a coffee break with “Mellon.”’ Janice, Richard, and Marilyn check to avoid future mis- takes. 43 YEARBOOK STAFF ao’ YEARBOOK STAFF, Front row, from the left: Janice Rice, Barbara Cooper, Jane Johnson, Barbara Stoner, Linda McNatt. Back row: Marilyn Gladden, Barbara Williamson, Richard Brown, Marolyn Wimer, Cassie Gaines, Carolyn Wimer. hie ¥ i eee : ® a Sete ver aici Srcomsommnast taste! Yenesook STAFF | Py} CLUK es | To might | ‘ie AA Jane posts notice to yearbook staff well in advance. Linda and Barbara smile as completion of yearbook draws near, NORSE WIND Student editor, Dave Tayrien, checks to see that every- Dave entertains the Norse Wind staff. thing is running smoothly for the student publication, the Norse Wind. The Norse Wind staff examines galley proofs. “THE DANCING DONKEY” Sue Wiedemann, Phil Stephens, Sandra Allred, Sandy Sherrod, and Benny Worth portray a scene in ‘‘The Dancing Donkey.” COLORADO INN Come AGAIN The cast sings the finale of ‘Little Mary Sunshine.”’ Phil Stephens and Lujean Howard sing ‘‘You and I Shall ; Live and Die Under The Colorado Sky.” ‘ 46 “LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE” 47 q? “Don’t be frightened. Come is dress on.”’ , put th iG : g beth “Hliza “THE ROPE DANCERS” ‘ Put the dishes in the sink.”’ FIRST | SEMESTER aww . CHEER- al LEADERS CHEERLEADERS, Front row, from the left: Carol Hansen, Becky Kidwell, Robbie Hardesty, Sue Miller. Second row: Barbara Stoner, Donna Nance, Phyllis Davis. Back row: Jayne Dareing. The cheerleaders lead the football squad on the field at the beginning of each game. SECOND SEMESTER CHEERLEADERS AE a. CHEERLEADERS, from the left: Donna Nance, Becky Kidwell, Marilyn Gladden, Ann McKee, and Barbara Stoner. CHEERLEADERS, from the left: Donna Nance, Becky Kid- well, Carol Hansen, Phyllis Davis, Jayne Dareing, Sue Mil- ler, Marilyn Gladden, Ann McKee, and Barbara Stoner. EN Cheerleaders provide enthusiasm at the varsity basketball | games. 49 | ry FIRST PLACE Industrial-Technical Society Peace”’ HOMECOMING 1966 Happiness 1s.... SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE Business Club Aggie Society “Conquest” “Being an American” HOMECOMING Engineers “New Year’s Eve’’ Dyer Hall “School Spirit”’ Phi Theta Kappa “Being an Oklahoman”’ | HOMECOMING | | | | Russell Hall—Vann Hall “Togetherness” Sophomore Class “Graduation” Language Club “The End of the Rainbow” 52 MECOMING Ambassadors ‘Fiesta”’ Home Economics Peanuts” Freshman Class ‘“Freedom”’ ————— ae Practical Nursing “Pursuit of Know- ledge”’ Order of Freyja “Christmas” HOMECOMING IBM Club “Giving” . SSE a HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Virginia Vanpool Miami SU Tee 2, HE MISS VIRGINIA VANPOOL 58 FIRST RUNNER-UP Miss Debbie McNair Pryor HOMECOMING RUNNERS-UP SECOND RUNNER-UP Miss Dari Ann Allgood Commerce Miss Francie Collier Tulsa OMECOMING ATTENDANTS Miss Minoo Roostaeyan Miss Janice Rice Shiraz, Iran Grove ies 8 Miss Sandy Sherard Miss Jane Johnson Miami Grove HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Miss Bekki Hufford Nowata 60 Miss Donna Nance laml HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS M Miss Diane Jacobsen Miss Janice Spicer lam1l M Grove VIKING QUEEN Miss Francie Collier Tulsa TM EO eee on = S = S S = O Z, c3 Gy op) eZ = ZU 7 zy ALO SEW ; FIRST RUNNER-UP Miss Jane Johnson Grove SECOND RUNNER-UP Miss Carolyn Wimer Miami 64 Se) HH = Debbie McNa Pryor Df Janice Rice rove C Miss pauper pet aS Sia’ Ss Glee” yell Z on va ee Miss Barbara Williamson Tulsa VIKING QUEEN ATTENDANTS BASKE s Donna 1S TRACK QUEEN MISS VICKI WEBSTER Oklahoma City O oe © ANIZATIONS FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE, Front row, from the left: Dean Charles Angle, sponsor; Virginia Vanpool, George Billows, John Red- man, Derry Pitsenbarger, Ronald Duffield. Second row: Gerald Casey, Larry Ryals, Charles Haskell, Kent Studebaker, Jim Rubush, Bernard Homer, Don Inman, Aref Hijaz, Les Dixon. Back row: Pete Gallino, Mike Steckel, Ewell Center, Marsha McGee, Jim Bettis, Ann Roller, Ronnie Price, Karen Roulet, Elaine Wood, Barbara Williamson, Jo Ann Myers, Marvin Wahl. OFFICERS, from the left: George Billows, Representative-at-Large; Derry Pitsenbarger, Vice-President; John Redman, Presi- dent; Virginia Vanpool, Secretary; Ronald Duffield, Representative-at-Large. 70 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT SENATE | STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS, left to right: Pete Gallino, Vice-President; Willie Tidwell, Representative-at-Large; Derry Pitsenbarger, President; Vic Gentry, Representative-at-Large. Seated: Sandy Sherard, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT SENATE, eft to right: Willie Tidwell, Vic Gentry, Sandy Sherard, Ramona Herndon, Derry Pitsenbarger, Pete Gallino. Row two: Greg Shane, Michael Westfall, Kent Studebaker, Charles Oney, Ronal Turley, Blaine Taylor III, Bernard Homer, Jr., Marvin Wahl, Sheryl Fallin. Back row: Charles Angle, sponsor; Charles Crumpler, Charles Haskell, Gene Head, Jimmie Nicholson, Ronald Price, Gary Jones, Les Dickson. 7 | § ; ; PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS, Front row, left to right: Larry Irwin, lst Vice-President; Carolyn Wimer, Reporter; Ralph Braden, President; Arvalaine Stiles, Secretary. Back row: Gary Mathis, Treasurer; Benny Simpson, 2nd Vice-President; Kent Studebaker, Student Senate; Glen Beauchamp, Student Senate. PET ERAS Ke stake 2 Yes Aad all f i A S —— PHI THETA KAPPA, First row, trom the left: Cheryl Gibson, Deloris Ramsey, Jane Johnson, Barbara Williamson, Carolyn Wimer, Marilyn Gladden, Marolyn Wimer, Marilyn Keller. Second row; Elaine Wood, Susan Tolbert, Thelma Lee, Linda Ayres, Beverly Inman, Ann Roller, Gale Longacre, Letty Stapp, Marilyn Davis, Joyce Hendren, Rose Ann King. Third row: Debbie Nichols, Arvaleine Stines, Joy Bohannan, Marcia McGee, Virginia Vanpool, Jo Ann Walk-Up, Donna Nance, Kent Studebaker, Glenn Beauchamp, Ralph Braden, Larry Irwin, James Chapman. Back row: Karla Zordel, Ronald Skufca, James E. Burke, Reckie Mammen, David Holcombe, David Carrier, Ronald Waldroop, Calvin Sheets, Gary Young, David Parker, Benny Simp- son, Stanley Mays, Gary Mathis, Marsha Payton. 72 | OFFICERS, from the left: Kent Studebaker, Pledge Master; Ralph Braden, Duke; Vernon Anderson, Chancellor-Treasurer. ODIN’S KNIGHTS ODIN’S KNIGHTS, Front row, from the left: Ronal Turley, Glen Beauchamp, Ralph Braden, row; EK. J. Greishaber, Randy Kirtley, Vernon Anderson, and Benny Simpjson. and Kent Studebaker. Back 73 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR’S SOCIETY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATORS SOCIETY, Front row, from the left: Eddie Cline, Barbara Williamson, Janie Johnson, Cheryl Gibson, Barbara Cooper, Janice Rice. Back row: Mr. Bennett, Sponsor, Bill Hayes, Kathy Parks, Jimmie Nicholson, Darlene Davison, Pat Lenava, Rose Anna King. OFFICERS, Seated, from the left: Barbara Cooper, President; Phyllis Perkins, Secretary; Janie Johnson, Vice-President. Standing: Barbara Williamson, Treasurer; Mike Warma, Student Senate; Janice Rice, Reporter; Jim Bettis, Student Senate. OFFICERS, First row, from the left: Derry Pitsenbarger, President; Ewell Center, Reporter; J. D. Jennett, Student Senate Representative; Don Payne, First Vice-President; Iris Coger, Secretary. Back row: Bill Able, faculty sponsor; Mike Steckel, Alternate Representative; Ron Duffield, Parliamentarian; Eugene Rahn, Treasurer; Jary Douglas, Second Vice-President; ss AGGIE SOCIETY AGGIE SOCIETY, First row, from the left: Eugene Rahn, J. D. Jennett, Mike Steckel, Iris Coger, Jary Douglas, Ronald Duffield, Derry Pitsenbarger. Second row: Mark Hodson, Mike Curtis, Larry Stutsman, Robert Williams, Mike Stephens, Larry Wood, Andy Troyer. Third row: Clyde Goldsberry, Mike Elliott, Dillard Ungeheuer, Jim Rowse, Don Coltrane, Tom Stiles, Marion Schauffler. Fourth row: Pete Gallino, Linda Reeves, Floretta D. Witt, Cheryl J. Judy, Dale P. Biggs, Harrell D. Post, Larry Couch. Fifth row: Earl Anderson, Ronda Watkins, Sue Martin, Mary Lou Martin, Rick Bussman, Jack Frost, James Jacoby. Sixth row: Tom Taul, Glenn Rowe, Jack Hadley, Blaine Yusa, Steve Lazorchak, Bill Blevins, David Hodgson. Seventh row: Roger Hathcoat, David Moore, Gary Vogel, Arthur Cranor, Billie Tritthart, Mike Stine, Darrell Bilke. Fighth row: Rick Mammen, Vic Gentry, Jerry Grigar, Glenn Cole, Benny Worth, Hank Downum, Ronald Brown. Ninth row: Tom Maxwell, Coy Davis, Eugene Rice; Junior Barnes, Bob Steel, Richard Clifton, Dan Fields. Tenth row: Robert Burns, Dave Holcombe, Charles Reynolds, David Carrier, Richard Siegrist. Back row: Bill Able, J. C. Miller, Harry Synar. EXT AGGIES . � ss JUDGING TEAM, Front row, from the left: Mike Steckel, Eugene Rice, Junior Barnes. Standing: Bill Able, sponsor; Mike Elliot, Tom Stiles, Dillard Ungeheur, Jim Rouse. ae RS Pcaee A. ss head of the agriculture department; presents Mike Elliot a check for $100. Harry Synar, 76 AGGIE SOCIETY PRACTICE JUDGING TEAM, from the left: Gary Bogel, Mike Hamilton, Darrell Bilke, Mike Elliot, Tom Stiles, Mike Steckel. PRACTICE JUDGING TEAM, from the left: Mike Woodrow, Gary Vogel, Mike Hamilton, Darrell Bilke, Mike Elliot, Tom Stiles, Mike Steckel, Bill Ables, Instructor. 77 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS, from the left: Eddie Cline, Sec- retary; Carolyn Burkes, Treasurer; Steve Conatser, President; Elaine Wood, Student Senate Representative; Larry Moore, Vice- President; Marolyn Wimer, Reporter; Mike Johnson, Student Senate Alternate. | | FRENCH CLUB, First row, from the left: Earlene Angel, Linda Fraiser, Carole J. Morgan, Lynette Vandiver, Glenda Carlile, Carolyn Burkes and Elaine Wood. Row two; Carolyn Wimer, Beckey Ross, Marolyn Wimer, Lila Mansell, Jamie Sprouls, Con- nie Prince, Thelma Lee. Row three: Bob Moghtaderi, Mike Johnson, Steve Conatser, Mike LeMaster, Larry Moore, Eddie Alldredge, and Eddie Cline. Back row: Mrs. Burnes, sponsor; Hartford Tunnell, Glen Beachamp, Tom Teal. RPS FE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS, from the left: Marilyn Gladden, Student Senate; Susan Weeks, Secretary; Ann Roller, President. SPANISH CLUB, Front row, from the left: Kent Ketcher, David Mann, Tom Gonzalez, Ann Roller, David Parker, Mrs. Burns, | sponsor. Back row: Chuck Carselowey, Marilyn Gladden, Becky Kidwell, Darlene Davison, Nancy Burnes, Cheryl Judy, Lois Hightower, Roberta Hightower. AMBASSADORS OFFICERS, Front row, from the left: Minoo Roostaeyen, Iran, secretary; Iraj Morshedizadeh, Iran, President; Donna McCord, Miami, Student Counselor. Ba ck row: Manochehr Soukhakian, Iran, treasurer; Terry Ditson, Tulsa, student counselor; Ahi Zahedi, Iran, Student Senate representative; Mare Mazdi, Iran, Vice-President, and Aref Najb Hajaz, Lebanon, Student Sen- ate representative. AMBASSADORS CLUB, Front row, from the left: Mrs. Doris Burnes, Menachi Khazoom, Romieo Zahedi, Yousef Neman- Ebrahim, Abdolhossein Khajeh-Molai, Shakir Khayyat, Morad Pousty, Glenda Carlile. Second row: Seyed Roknizadeh, Minoo Roostaeyan, Thelma Lee, Eddie Cline; Ann Rolle, David Parker, Darlene Davison, Hartford Tunnell, Mahmood Jaffarzadeh MrOoo ani, Nancy Burnes, Sally Akhowi, David Akhavi, Becky Kidwell, Abbas Razari, Linda Davan Iraj Morshidizadeh. Back row: : Bowman, Harb Flyhia, Cheryl Judy, Elaine Wood, Linda Ridwour, Ferydoon Khoshnou. . 4 | “O” CLUB | OS ee “OO” CLUB, Front row, from the left: Dave Carlson, Gary, Ind.; Gary Wright, Drumright; Tery Davis, Eagle Rock, Mo.; 2 Walter Alligood, Orlando, Fla., and Hector Chaparro, La Mesa, N. M. Second row: Edward Scott, Weleetka; Albert Cons- uegra, Miami, Fla.; Jack Sherrod, Pahokee, Fla.; Richard Adams of Athen, Ohio; John Keen, Gainesville, Fla., and Perry Pursell, Pinckneyville, Ill. Third row: Garry Yancey, Tampa, Fla.; David Mann, Pensacola, Fla.; Donnie Gramling, Jackson- ville, Fla.; Tom Crego, Jacksonville, Fla.; Wayne Turner, Oklahoma City; John Pell, Pahokee, Fla.; Robert Buda, Tampa, Fla., and Bill Hull, Indianapolis. Back row; Mike Reynolds, Miami, Okla.; Ray Yeomans, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mike Brinker, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Ronald Lowe, Thomaston, Ga.; Frank McCall, Knoxville, Tenn.; Gary Jones, Mt. Vernon, Ill.; Dennis Cummings, Knoxville, Tenn.; Chris Hooper, Tulsa, and James Fulmer, Albuquerque, N.M. OFFICERS, from the left: Mike Reynolds, secretary; Dennis Cummings, president; Gary Jones, vice-president. 8] OFFICERS, from the left: Greg Shane, Student Senate Representative; Toni Smith, alternate Student Senate Representative; Cathi Holt, Secretary; Chris Hooper, President. BUSINESS CLUB, Front row, from the left: Dale Sanders, Gary McSwain, Lonnie Collingsworth, Greg Shane, Clifton Shelton Larry Roberts, Fred Lemons. Back row; Ann Shearer, Helen Anglin, Beverly Inman, Susan Tolbert, Toni Smith. Janice Ed- wards, Rose King, Mary King. 82 | | BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Front row, from the left: Virginia Deere, Charles Haskell. Back row: Lon- nie Collinsworth, Ray Armstrong, David Farrar. i aa IBM CLUB, Front row, from the left: Mr. Reese, Sponsor, Peggy Pate, Marsha Payton, Karla Zordel, Vickie Collinsworth, Andy Johnson, Donna Wilson, Greg Harris. Back row: Charles Crumpler, Cheryl Richardson, Jim Roberts, Danny Boatman, David Farrar, Gary Brese, Virginia Deere, Roger Whitaker, Gary Ratl, John Rittenoure, Charles Haskell. Boyd, Lonnie Jean Carter 83 ti, we f 23 tee TAS $4 ag . ee ar ee Rak 0 Eh re oa INDUSTRIAL-TECHNICAL SOCIETY, Front row, from the left: Benny Simpson, Gerry Nevils, Phil Birkes, Clement Hitch- cock. Second row: Bary B. Frank, Royce Skocdopole, Lyle Schoonover, Bob Newhart, Mike Wilson, Randy Fisher, Randy Ransom. Third row: Don Inman, Stanley L. Little, Jerry S. McGill, David L. Kulchinski, Randy Post, David Lynn, David Potter. Back row: Bernard Homer, Charles Gardiner, Kenneth Nash, Jack Tipton, Carl Harrison, Bill Creech, Jim Freeman. INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL SOCIETY Tiiteeeey teeeers tee poets ye Pe se es Le eahe 9h: lesaseren SRR oa, ea ; terehenhen ; PO FEO eK ae £24 OO ese , 4, bee © eee hee . 4c eesetite +2088 © te ge “SED PERRO Ses aidhhhe tat taaeadt oe: C8908 6 Reha ee, gem {tere dt emeaiew Oty “tet eto en epee et +48 Ree ee ea priateaererert bese? Fre reeg eee pitttisserssettese: 4 éisgieehraaeed ts aes leet toa ITS OFFICERS, from the left: Randy Fisher, Vice-President; Karla Zordell, Secretary-Treasurer; Bernard 84 Homer, President. i t ENGINEERS CLUB, Front row, from the left: Janice Spicer, Linda Manning, Linda Ayres, David Akhavi, George Ford. | Second row: Albert Alexy, Gary Mathis, Stanley Mays, Kent Brown. Back row: Benny Simpson, James R. Blaine, Hartford Tunnell, Oran E. Need, sponsor. ENGINEER’S CLUB OFFICERS, from the left: Linda Manning, Secretary; Mike Dainty, Vice-President; Jim Blaine, Treasurer; Benny Simpson, President; Marcia McGee, Reporter. 85 OFFICERS, from the left: David Kulchinski, Treasurer; Mike Westfall, Student Senate; Mina Urie, Secretary; Stanley L. Little, President; Don Inman, Vice-President. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DRAFTING AND DESIGN AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DRAFTING AND DESIGN, Front row, from the left: Gary B. Frank, Royce Skocdopole, Lyle Schoonover, Bob Newhart, Mike Wilson, Randy Ransom, Randy Fisher. Second row; Don Inman, Stan Little, Jerry McGill, David Kulchinski, Randy Post, David Lynn, David Potter. Back row: Mina Urie, Mike Westfall, Clement Hitchcock, Jack Tipton, Bernard Homer, David Barbee, Karla Zordel. a F S| HOME EC OFFICERS, from the left: Sheryl Fallin, Brownie Abbott, Carol Henshaw, Phyllis Nuckolls, Mrs. Bonnie Synar, sponsor; Karen Roulet, Mary Crossland, Robbie Hardesty. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, Front row, from the left: Joy Bohannan, Sandy Sherard, Sheryl Fallin, Phyllis Nuckolls, Mary Crossland, Clydette Stilley, Janet Jones. Second row: Brownie Sherman, Karen Roulet, Carol Mitchell, Marilyn Miller, Karen McKisick, Sharon Reed. Third row: Ronnie Van Vootrand, Mrs. Bonnie Synar, Marry Spooner, Verla Stanley, Lilly McKinzie, Barbara Edens, Derinda Garrett. Back row: Iris Coger, Alice Guptill, Jane Brokaw, Bernice Buck, Norene Couch, Marty Engle. MASQUERS CLUB MASQUERS, Front row, from the left: Benny Worth, Randy Kirtley, Ron Russell, Gary Charter. Second row: Teresa Helling- hausen, Lujean Howard, Dr. Bruce Owen, Lucinda Malocsay, Sue Wiedemann. OFFICERS, from the left:Teresa Hellinghausen, Student Senate Representative; Benny 88 Worth, President; Lujean Howard, Vice-President. Front row, from the left: Rick Roberson, Carolyn Wimer, Susan Weeks, David Tayrien. Back row: Jerry PRESS CLUB Glenn Smith, Ken Rhoads. = Dodd, Bill Mahoney, OFFICERS, from the left: David Tayrien, President; Susan Weeks, Secretary; Bill Ma- honey, Vice-President. 89 | ORDER OF FREYJA, Front row, from the left: Sue Wiedemann, Carol Burnside, Deloris Ramsey, Paula Garzo, Ann McKee, Linda Boston, Glenda Long, Clydette Stilley, Suzzanne Dyer, Beverly Tiger. Back row: Mary E. Roddy, Sponsor; Pat Lenava, Sharon Buck, Carolyn Burkes, Joyce Hendren, Marilyn Davis, Marilyn Keller, Jean Farris, Ann Roller. Sarah Helm is not pictured. ORDER OF FREYJA Dean Roddy talks with students who maintained a perfect grade point average. They are, from the left, Joyce Hendren, Marilyn Davis, and Deloris Ramsey. 7 90 YOUNG REPUBLICANS OFFICERS, left to right: Benny Worth, Vice-Chairman; Mary Spoon- er, Secretary; Tim Henigan, Chairman. YOUNG REPUBLICANS YOUNG REPUBLICANS, left to right: Merrill Chaney, Sponsor; Timothy Hennigan, Ray Ditson, Terry Ditson, Gerald Casey, Benny Worth. Back row: Ronda Watkins, Mary Spooner, Glenn Cole, Wayne Plucker, Tom Maxwell. 2) | i ! FRESHMAN COUNCIL, Front row, from the left: Jeanne Stevens, Linda Boston, Karen Mitchell, Debbie McNair. Back row: Myrtle Keen, Paul Wyatt, Doug Matthews, LaDonna Cowles. Psat een tet Ete ae = ae! S8itenesse = r SSeS see SOPHOMORE COUN- CIL, Front row, from the left: Beth Morelan, Judy Tanner, Jayne Dearing, Joy Bohannan, Ramona Herndon. Back row: David Parker, Keith Smith, Jack Trask, Bill Maxey, Clement Hitch- cock, David Carrier. re OE SO ee re oe Sc Wesley Foundation members relax before an evening forum. | | 7 | | | | | ) | | il | i | | | WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS, left to right: Carolyn Wimer, Secretary-Treasurer; Becky Ross, Publicity Chairman; | Ronald Price, Vice-President; Marolyn Wimer, President. eS t = | Uy oe, ee eee NEWMAN CLUB 4 oom ESOS � ; faxes Pisiew Nf 4 ob Lat watt te, et eat ig cee BET — Vsaveusessst stg sey eteesttee es, aad 3 teenetteerwerssrthyiges eee s wenre srsertreastEnssysesn tent pee ) Ys | mA eens vu aonenrssennrengs everett a A OA NEWMAN CLUB. Front row, from the left: Pete Gallino; Sue Porter; Jane Marie Thomas; Sherry Guilfoyle; Mary Shetly; Lyle Schoonover; Mr. Heywood. Back row: Blaine Taylor; Tom Whittington; John Fitzgibbon. 94 OFFICERS. Front row, from the left; Jane Marie Thomas, secretary; Blaine Taylor, vice-president. Standing: Pete Gallino, president. bo aces CHORUS, Front row, from the left: Diane Kidwell, Carolyn Wimer, Becky Ross, Shirley Craig, Chery] Boyd, Sue Ellis, Vickie Boyd, Linda Reeves, Linda Hanold. Second row: Carolyn Smith, Jeneva Lippert, Terry Hellinghousen, Cathy Irick, Sandra Allred, Lujean Howard, Jean Farris, Linda Boston, Margaret Ralston, Linda Sawyer, Jeannie Lea Stevens. Third row: Pat Brumback, Linda Melton, Linda Pollan, Garry Charter, Clement Hitchcock, Terry Dikeman, David Parker, Gail Farris, Eliza- beth Strout, Frances Gregory, Sue Wiedemann. Back row: Barbara Porton, Penny Jo Blair, Norene Couch, Nancy Sas, Suz- anne Wolf, Carl Wortham, Phil Stephens, Thomas Joe Jones, Vic Gentry, Darlene Davison, Vicki Webster, Helen Anglin, Charlotte Daniel. CHORUS Kenneth Richards, Choral Director, assists Diane Kidwell, pianist. 95 J Sue Ellis, eft, and Diane Kidwell assist the college chorus as pianists. “a —— G % ’ . a; ’ : Qi. ot Fe BOYS’ QUARTET, from the left; Phil Stephens, Diane Kid- GIRLS’ QUARTET, from the left: Cathy Irick, Sandra All- well, accompanist; Vic Gentry, Clement Hitchcock, and David red, Linda Boston, and Lujean Howard. Parker 96 COLLEGE BAND, Front row, from the left: Janice Hulsey, Jim Russell, Curtis Sexton, Tom Kirksey, Mark Lippert, Larry Ryals, Ken Rhoads, Mike Turner, Judy Smith. Second row: Shirley Craig, Jerry Briley, Scott Harrell, Larry Barnett, Bill Hayes, John Highland, Jack Arnold, Ned Kessler. Back row: Mr. Swanson, director; Mike Thomas, Steve Conaster, Jack Hebb, Karen McKissick, Jerry Wright, Andy Watson, Dan Adams, Chester Stevens, Jim Morrison. BAND Judy Smith and Janice Hulsey provide entertainment at the halftime of varsity basketball game. Gary Clark 97 Drum Major A college rhythm group is formed by Jack Arnold, Judy Smith, Scott Harrell, Larry Barnett, and Dan Adams. Janice Hulsey and Judy Smith relax between performances at college ac- tivities. The college band provides enthusiasm for a football pep rally. . NORSE STARS, First row, from the left: Jan Beauchamp, Paula Garzo, Suzie Koger, Ann Turner, Barbara Stoner. Second row: Kay Turk, Terri Macklin, Josie Sixkiller, Nan Hall, Donna Housman, Cindy Baxter. Third row: Shirlene Irvin, Sherrie Mangum, Marlene Vogel, Sheryl Fallin, Susie Waller, Beverly Gaines, Judy Macklin. Fourth row: Connie Cook, Linda Barno- ski, Sue Miller, Suzanne Dyer, Pat Evans, Rosanne Coble, Lily McKenzie, Nancy Burnes. Fifth row: Linda McNatt, Linda Montgomery, Letti Stapp, Charlotte Rosiere, Lynn Farrier, Cathi Holt, Sharon Landers, Karen Buck, Lucinda Malocsay. Back row: Roberta Knotts, Christie Batchelder, Sarah Helm, Cathy Hailey, Sandra Reavas, Regina Smith, Vicki Webster, Carolyn Weir, Diedre Tebeck, Sandy Carver, Betty Chumwalooky. NORSE STARS OFFICERS, from the left: Charlotte Rosiere, Secretary; Lettie Stapp, President; Jan Beauchamp, Vice-President; Lucinda Malocsay, Student Senate Representative. 99 POSING in front of Carter Student Union, from the left, are Letti Stapp, Sheryl Fallin, Linda McNatt, Karie Walker, Linda Montgomery, Lucinda Malocsay, Charlotte Rosiere, and Jan Beauchamp. NORSE STARS A WHIP ROUTINE is one of the per- formances presented by the Norse Stars at the halftime of football games. The photographer snaps Sheryl Fallin, Karie Walker, Jan Beauchamp, and Lu- cinda Malocsay as they wait on the main campus. He yaw BS BR Relaxed are, from the left, Linda McNatt, Charlotte Rosiere, Linda Montgomery, and Lettie Stapp. i : NORSE 2 Sa STARS The “Deep in the Heart of Texas” routine was performed at the halftime of the Northeastern-Tyler football game. Shown with knees high, from the left, are Jan Beauchamp, Linda Montgomery, Lucinda Malocsay, Linda McNatt, Karie Walker, Lettie Stapp, Sheryl Fallin, and | Charlotte Rosiere. OFFICERS, from the left: Jo Ann Walkup, Vice-President and Richard Brown, President. YOUNG DEMOCRATS etek wal YOUNG DEMOCRATS, First row, from the left: Jo Ann Myers, Jo Ann Walkup, Jeannie Stevens. Standing: Larry Duree, Bobby Walkup, Jim Nicholson, Richard Brown, Larry Williams. oy Dee a — Sy Front row, left to right: Ramire Gonza- lez, Kenneth Dean, Walter Alligood, Rich- ard Adams, and Danny Mills. Second row: Doug Mathews, Richard Sanchez, Albert Consuegra, Jerry Stelle, Mike Rey- nolds, and Don Gramling. Third row: Hector Chaparre, Bob Perez, Dick Reed, De Cooper, Stan Wrubluski, Al Simmons, and John Keen. Fourth row: Larry Dud- ley, Michael Ellis, Joseph Donati, Tom Gonzales, Wayne Turner, Norman Kau- bin, Frank McCall and Harold Peacock. Fifth row: Dale Patterson, Ronald Scuf- ca, Ron Wyrick, Jerry Grier, Jack Sher- rod, Dennis Cummings, Wayne Cathey, Jim Kee, and Dennis Jackson. Sixth row: David Golloher, David Mann, Ray Yeo- mans, John Pell, James Fullmer, James Washington, Richard Corbin, Mike Brink- er, Robert Buda, and Paul Mi eszczenski. Seventh row: Mike Meier, Roy Stewart, William Kelley, Tom Crego, Dick Adams, Emmanuel (Bugs ) Hicks, Benjamin Lowe, Larry Lane, Bill Carlson, Gary Yancey, and William Herbert. Eighth row: Man- ager Chuck Carselowey, trainer Glenn Smith, trainer Dennis Howard, Max Skid- gel, Jim Sigmon, William Summers, and James Burke. Missing at picture time, Edward Scott. Doug Mathews Picher � aL eee FOOTBALL COACHES, from the left: Jack Wallace, S. A. ‘‘Red” Robertson, John Tiger, and Bob Maxwell. Ron Scufka Jerry Grier Pompano Beach, Florida Gainsville, Florida di - Charles Thompson Paul Mieszczenski William Summers Sperry Lakeworth, Florida Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bubba Dudley Garry Yancy Mike Reynolds Nashville, Tennessee Tampa, Florida Miami 105 Dale Patterson Romero Gonzalez De Cooper Okmulgee Mesquite, New Mexico Okmulgee a” + obit 72 ot Ss we at} souk wt o aa es iy Os sa Oh ee Ta seh ae Dick Adams Bill Carlson John Pell Athens, Ohio Ft. Myers, Florida Pahokee, Florida Ronnie Merrill Tom Crego David Golloher Batavia, New York Jacksonville, Florida Tulsa Walter Alligood Jerry Stelle Edward Scott Ocoee, Florida Broken Arrow Weleetka rd ed a a Al Consuegra Danny Mills Mike Donati Miami, Florida Jupiter, Florida Sarasota, Florida William Herbert Richard Corbin William Kelley Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Miami, Florida Miami, Florida Wayne Cathy Dennis Jackson Larry Keen Miami, Florida McHenry, Illinois Gainsville, Florida Ronnie Lowe Ray Yeomans Kenneth Dean Thomaston, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Sperry 109 - Jim Kee Tulsa Robert Buda Tampa, Florida Mike Meier Commerce Larry Lane Tulsa Richard Adams Commerce Al Simmons Gainesville, Florida Hector Chapparo Norman Kaubin James Fulmer San Miguel, New Mexico Oklahoma City Albuquerque, New Mexico Roy Stewart Richard Sanchez Mike Ellis Miami, Florida Miami, Florida Binghamton, New York . i . —— —— -—- Ny a | “ee ff es Mike Brinker Jim Burke Jack Sherrod Darby, Kansas Hollywood, Florida Pahokee, Florida James Sigman Don Gramling Frank McCall Sperry Jacksonville, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee Dennis Cummings Knoxville, Tennessee ALL-AMERICAN Harold Peacock Pahokee, Florida ALL-AMERICAN David Mann Pensacola, Florida Ms Wayne Turner Ron Wyrick James Washington Oklahoma City Miami Miami Ken Nash Stan Wrubluski Buggs Hicks Collinsville Jacksonville, Florida Oklahoma City Bob Perez Steve Speegle Max Skidgel Pawnee Oklahoma City Pawnee Chuck Carselowey Dennis Howard Glenn Smith Trainer Trainer Trainer Miami Vinita Tulsa } 4 vs . GOLDEN NORSEMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD, Front row, from the left: Chris Hooper, Dave Lofton, Ray Cooper, Steve Sherrill, Terry Johnson, Randy Silcox, Larry Moyer. Back row; Ted Martin, James Robison, Ron Young, Bill Hull, Gary Jones, Barney Zeigler, Perry Pursell, Randy Rowe. BASKETBALL GOLDEN NORSEMEN 1966-1967 BASKETBALL. SCHEDULE NEO vs Bi-State Tournament NEO vs Hutchinson NEO vs Independence NEO vs Fort Smith NEO vs Iola NEO vs Bacone NEO vs OMA NEO vs Kansas City NEO vs Crowder NEO vs St. Gregory’s NEO vs Cameron NEO vs Okmulgee NEO vs Iola NEO vs OMA NEO vs Bacone NEO vs St. Gregory’s NEO vs Moberly NEO vs Fort Smith NEO vs Cameron NEO vs Independence NEO vs Okmulgee NEO vs Vincennes Cletus Green NEO vs Crowder ioe NEO vs Kansas City NEO vs Regional Tourney Barney Zeigler Steve Sherrill evades multiple hands to score for the Norsemen. Bill Hull Terry Johnson Ron Young Dave Lofton aRyé Steve Sherrill Ray Cooper fights for two points against Kansas City. Gary Jones 118 Ted Martin Chris Hooper Larry Moyer Terry Johnson scores easily on a fast break. Randy Rowe | Dave Carlson Jim Robinson 119 iets Barney Zeigler goes high for two points. Perry Pursell Ray Cooper Fred Wasson , Manager Robert Maxwell Coach Lloyd Ogle Assistant Coach David Markham Jim Gladdon Bo Alligood Dave Carlson Gary Marrs Doug Mathews Don Jernigan Rick McClung BASEBALL Ernest Patterson Bud Clark Dennis Howard Hal Acree Romero Gonzolez Raymond Glover Lee Williams j Mike Toth Larry Dudley i Jerry Cole Willard Smith | David Cooksey Richard Adams Terry Nixon Larry Lane Mike Ward David Gustine Richard Brown Chris Hooper BASEBALL Darrell Wildcat Freddie Lemons Gene Head Eddie Collins Robert Greenwood Roger Whitaker Gary Owens Jack Brown Richard Carlson Manager John McDonald Manager John Tiger Coach Steve Speegle Al Consuegra Mike Large Larry Moody Johnny Checotah Craig Manley Jack Sherrod Ron Merill Ed Scott TRACK Frank McCall Ned Kessler Jim Blaine Mike Donati Larry Kendricks i Bill Summers Larry Addington Bill Sprague Ron Organ Harrell Post TRACK Bill Mahoney John Evinger Gary Yancy Letty Stapp George Billows GOLF Steve Conatser Ronnie Robinson Larry Sims Kenneth Nash Wayne Cathey Jerry Brewster John Pell Paul Armstrong Kenneth Dean Bill Kelley Hector Chaparro Lonnie Buller Bruce Sonnenfeld cee nee TN errmsg Bae YG SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, Front row, from the left: Bekki Hufford, treasurer; Mike Lemaster, president; Jo Ann Myers, student senate representative. Back row: Mike Cunningham, vice-president; Jo Ann Walkup, secretary; Jim Rubush, student senate representative. Frances A. Abbott Home Economics _ — Vinita Cy Abdelnour Education Miami, Florida David S. Ables Technical Education Miami Richard J. Adams General Miami Rodney D. Adams ros Business : é “sy Bartlesville Rosemary Ahern Physical Education Chicago, Illinois mB David Akhavi Electrical Engineering Iran Safeih S. Akhavi Education Iran sttrastinsitiaassiiaaesinisiiitittiit Mary Allard Elementary Education Big Cabin Eddie M. Alldredge Zoology Miami Rubinoff, famed violinist, completes a selection in an assembly for the college students. 127 Patrick L. Allen General Collinsville y vy a Vernon R. Anderson Engineering Miami Robert W. Apperson Agriculture Education Welch Dari Ann Allgood Business Commerce Nickey C. Andrews Agriculture Education Kansas Arvin R. Armstrong Data Processing Nevada, Missouri Faculty members Clair Tromsness and John Thiesing hungrily eye the refreshments carried by Dr. Bruce Owen at a faculty reception. Alice M. Anderson Business Miami Earlene M. Angel Social Science Welch MA Arthur W. Anderson Technology Seneca, Missouri Helen M. Anglin Secretarial Nowata Jerry L. Atkinson Forestry oe oS Miami Linda S. Ayers Mathematics Bluejacket William S. Barry Business Tulsa Dale D. Bartholomew IBM Tulsa Rickey Barnes Physical Education Ochelata Rhonda Bassoe Psychology Miami Glenn Beauchamp Pre-Law Miami Students music at games. are entertained by live mixers following football Larry H. Barnett Music Tulsa Rita Beard Elementary Education Miami James C. Beckham Technology Tulsa 129 Dale P. Biggs Animal Husbandry Miami ee Jim W. Bettis Social Studies Tulsa George Bennett Business Tulsa Walter D. Benbrook Technology Miami t . Gary E. Black � .. - a Pharmacy W t a Sf Philip A. Birkes Mf eel Ro vr. : Pharmacy Tulsa Gail I. Bingham Education Tucson, Arizona George A. Billows Physical Education Oaklawn, Illinois , Jimmy L. Blaylock Faculty members Kenneth Richards, Bruce Owen, Don Biological Science Dyer, and E.J. Grieshaber relax as they listen attentatively Fairland at a faculty meeting. Penny J. Blair Speech Therapy Sand Springs Clifford L. Blazer, Jr. Pre-Med Miami Billie J. Blevins Animal Husbandry Edna, Kansas Clarence D. Boatman Data Processing Sand Springs Reba J. Bohannan Home Economics Afton Charles D. Bottomfield Business Tulsa John C. Bowden Pharmacy Miami 7 Vickie J. Boyd Business Tulsa Ralph H. Braden Dentistry Miami Larry J. Bradford Biological Science Vinita Jerry A. Brewster Business Administration Fairland Practice makes perfect for students rehearsing for dance numbers in “Little Mary Sunshine,” a drama and music production. 1S . f Luella J. Brokaw Ba ot Home Economics : Oswego Michael L. Brinker é General Derby, Kansas ; David A. Briley fF. IBM Tulsa Woodrow W. Brewster Technical Education Miami Richard A. Brown Journalism Cromwell Larry R. Brown Oceanography Locust Grove ie Kent A. Brown : ¢¥, fas Mechanical Engineering rz - Miami Charles R. Brown Drafting Tulsa be Karen L. Buck Veterinary Nowata Michael B. Bryant Social Science Tulsa Carolyn Smith checks to see ifa certain book has been checked out from the college library. Sharon S. Buck Business Sperry Jorge S. Bulo Geology Lapaz, Bolivia Jon M. Burge Veterinary Cushing James E. Burke Pre-Law Hollywood, Florida he Carolyn E. Burkes Language G eke Doyle L. Burrus Speech Bluejacket Terry G. Butcher Agriculture Talala Bobby A. Cameron Miami Business eo Clarence E. Campbell ia % Technology Big Cabin Roy W. Capps Physical Education McLoud Cheerleaders begin a yell at a pep rally in front of Commons Hall. es) Se , oon ttt Glenda J. Carlile Elementary Education Locust Grove Charles V. Carselowey Psychology Miami Jack M. Caudill Business Grove 134 at; David R. Carrier Agronomy Lockwood, Missouri Billy D. Carpenter Business Administration Miami David P. Carlson English Gary, Indiana Kenneth Cassell Industrial Education Miami . i.e . Lees % : Gey ‘ Otis G. Casey é Technical Education Sand Springs Max A. Carver Business Miami Ps i “ Ewell L. Center Veterinary Hominy Mrs. Bonnie Synar, home economics instructor, observes Jim Bettis and Mike Warma as they prepare a turkey for Thanksgiving. Carol J. Chaney Education Miami Hector O. Chaparro Business New Mexico James C. Chapman Business Sapulpa John G. Chopper Agriculture Jay Eddie L. Cline Business Administration Nowata Iris F. Coger Home Economics Locust Grove Nina L. Connally Nursing Fairland Thomas E. Conner Business Tulsa Ue Barbara Jean Cooper Elementary Education Grove Larry W. Cooper Business Pryor Dr. Bruce Carter welcomes faculty and guests at the annual Town and Gown banquet. (oe Barbara A. Corn Business Miami Richard B. Corbin Business Miami, Florida Richard A. Cope IBM Bartlesville Ray Cooper Education Drumright ie Carroll J. Coyne Welding Centralia Ronnie L. Cox Arts and Sciences Vinita | i a, Hazel B. Cornoz ee en Math eee ee ial coal Picher a fv oy fos fl i — a | Judy K. Crockett Elementary Education Miami —_ William A. Creech, Jr. Science Tulsa Jorge Bulo entertains guests at the annual banquet for international stu- dents and members of the Student Senate. 136 Don C. Croka Animal Husbandry and we Business Operations Cushing Mary V. Crossland Home Economics Grove Virgil L. Crowder Business Wyandotte Dennis H. Cummings Social Sciences Knoxville, Tennessee Michael D. Cunningham a ft English Education SHEINGHDEDEE SS Ronald J. Dale Business Tulsa James R. Daly Business Miami Charolotte A. Daniel Elementary Education Bartlesville Jayne Ann Dareing Business Miami Jess R. Davis Faculty members John Micka, Joe Hudspeth, and Joe IBM Holland check tickets at a football game. Tulsa ay Marilyn Davis Elementary Education Bluejacket Rebecca A. Demoss Pre-Nursing Claremore Rodney Dillinger History Afton Faculty members greet students at the beginning of the school year. — d 7t ; o wie Elaine Deems Business Education Miami Janis K. Dearing English Commerce Darlene D. Davison English Quapaw Joyce J. Dilliner Elementary Education Wyandotte Terry Dikeman Music Tulsa Roger T. Devito Economics Midwest City qty | Carlos Disdier Technology Tulsa Jerry Ditson Wildlife Conservation Tulsa Terry Ditson Geology Tulsa Jerry Dodd Pre-Law Dewey Bertha Dorsey Data Processing Bernice Jary Douglas Agriculture Welch Karen Douglas Math Welch Ronald Duffield Agriculture Spavinaw Michael D. Duncan Business Bluejacket ¥ Yousef Ebrahim Engineering Iran Carl Ray Eddings Business Commerce Serious concentration is applied to projects in the drafting room. 139 Janice Louise Edwards Business Bartlesville = aff � Gary James Epps Business Dewey David O. Farrar IBM Tulsa | 40 Manouchehr Elison Technology Tehran, Iran Velma D. Fallingpot Business Jay é Ellen L. Farrier Pre-Med Miami —_ @ ae, . a X Duane Clyde Enoch ak 3 Arts and Science Wyandotte Thomas Lee Elliott Drafting Miami | x ; a? at ¢, Jimmie D. Fairres Pre-Pharmacy Miami Parvis L. Farazandeh Engineering Iran Marolyn and Carolyn. Wimer meet Dr. Chester Swor, prin- cipal speaker during Religious Emphasis Week. Dorothy J. Farris Music Tulsa Theresa G. Farris Art Tulsa John L. Finley, III Business Miami John R. Franklin Pharmacy Sapulpa James O. Freeman aa y Education é M lees Mitchell L. Frost Industrial Education Vinita William A. Gaither Business Administration Tulsa Peter J. Gallino Technology Naugatuck, Connecticut Tom L. Garris Agriculture Tulsa Paula J. Garzo General West Palm Beach, Florida John Hazleton reads humorous sayings as David Froman reflects his enjoyment. 14] Cheryl Gibson Chemistry Technology Grove Raymond Glover Technology Oklahoma City - Benny Goodman Automobile Mechanic Fairland 142 es ¢ at , ’ % ¥ Elaine L. Gladhill Cs Business Miami Marilyn D. Gladden Psychology Miami Margie P. Gill General Miami Tom Gonzalez Physical Education Mesquite, New Mexico Brenda Golden Physical Education Chelsea Ne aa Pp William B. Goad Industrial Technology Commerce A | tr Richard Goodman Business Miami Jerry Merriman visits with students at B.S.U. during Re- ligious Emphasis Week. Bill Gooldy Pre-Vet Pryor Leroy L. Gordon Agronomy Ramona David H. Gore Mechanical Technology Bartlesville Yolanda E. Goss English Miami Marion Graham Agriculture Hominy We Jerry Grier General oy Gainsville, Florida Judy Grisso Art Miami Lillian Grissom Business Miami Samuel Grubb Business Miami Alice Guptill Home Economics Tulsa J. C. Miller, agriculture instructor, supervises the con- struction of the Aggie float which will compete for honors in the annual Homecoming parade. 143 Doyle L. Hale Education Miami ) 4 Yousef Halavi Engineering Iran Michael D. Hakel Business Collinsville Jack D. Hadley Agriculture Dewey oy ee Technical Data Processing Miami ee Herbert W. Hammer al Agriculture Pryor a; se 7 Sociology Miami Marcus FE. Hall Business Henryetta | S SG Joe L. Hanes Business Bluejacket Donald R. Hardesty Technical Chemistry Anderson, Missouri The football team prepares to leave i for the game with Cameron College. - : ' ed, 144 Robbie L. Hardesty Home Economics Tulsa John A. Hassell Forestry Okmulgee Gregory C. Harris IBM Mt. Vernon, Missouri Phyllis S. Hauser Business Education Centralia Carl R. Harrison Industrial Chemistry Gentry, Arkansas Loyal H. Haws Data Processing Welch Thomas P. Hayes Biochemistry Miami The college band warms up for a pep rally. Danny O. Harrison Technical Drafting Miami Doyle W. Hayes Data Processing Nowata William EK. Hays History Tulsa 145 ; Ramona M. Herndon _ Elementary Education Vinita William E. Herbert Physical Education Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Timothy M. Hennigan Technical Chemistry Bartlesville Joyce K. Hendren Elementary Education Centralia Weldon R. Hill Business Miami Emmanuel Hicks Arts and Science Spencer Lawnie R. Hess Sociology :S oD Bra a baal Connie L. Hert 3 | | Business Owasso ¢ memaaitin 7 Y j Stephen G. Hitchcock Business Bartlesville Clement C. Hitchcock Technology Drafting Tulsa Mrs. Doris Burnes explains tech- niques for enunciation in an adult evening class. 146 Mark W. Hodson English Pryor Cathi G. Holt Business Miami Johnny Holcomb Engineering Henryetta David L. Holcombe Agricultural Education Maysville, Arkansas Johnny D. Holman Technology Locust Grove Chris E. Hooper Business Tulsa Jane Ann Horine Z Education ig Picher Donna Housman Business Miami Dennis Howard Business Administration Tulsa Lujean Howard Music Education Tulsa Adult evening classes in art produce talented artists. 147 aa? Gayle Huff Technical Education Cherokee, Kansas Y ( Hossein Hozhabri English Iran Hashem Hozhabri Civil Engineering Iran - Ronald Howard Art Tulsa ae Robert Hull Physical Education Marion, Indiana John W. Hughes Mechanical Technology Bartlesville oe Ree Bekki Hufford Education Nowata Loyd Huffman Drafting and Design Chelsea Pam Hyde General Pawhuska Larry Huntley Business Tulsa Faculty members enjoy becoming acquainted with students at a stu- dent-faculty reception. 148 Beverly J. Inman Business Bluejacket Donald L. Inman Drafting Nowata Ferydoon Irani Engineering Iran Catherine K. Irick Music Education Miami Larry M. Irwin Personnel Management Miami Coy C. Isom © Engineering � Tulsa 7 John D. Jennett Agriculture Sarcoxie, Missouri Mohamood Jaffarzadeh Engineering Iran ey Bruce L. Johnson Industrial Technology Tulsa Jane M. Johnson HT Education nu Grove Young enthusiasts thoroughly enjoy the college drama de- partment production ‘‘The Dancing Donkey.” 149 aim Ronald D. Jones Electronics Chetopa, Kansas A Otis S. Jones Art Miami Gary W. Jones Physical Education Bonnie, Illinois Mary R. Johnson Psychology Afton ye Betty Karnes Secretarial Education Douthat Cheryl J. Judy Pe Psychology Miami Mike Jordan Pre-Engineering Tulsa Thomas J. Jones Art Miami Mary Jane Keah Business Miami Matthew Kaubin Physical Education Oklahoma City Liz Paine prepares to serve Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Owen at a social honoring Dr. Owen upon completion of his doctoral. Marilyn S. Keller Home Economics Tulsa Gary Kent Ketcher Psychology Miami Rosie King Education Seep aw Rita Kinzer Business Tulsa Mrs. Bonnie Synar instructs Karen Roulette in sewing fund- amentals. - FT Menashi Khazoom English Iran Jimmie Kilgore Mechanical Engineering Pryor Randy Kirtley Speech i Bartlesville Patricia Kleidon Elementary Education Fairland Sherry Knight Business Miami James Kohler Education Bartlesville kon Feridoun Komaily Engineering Iran Tommy L. Langwell IBM Henryetta Thelma L. Lee Psychology Vinita Jack D. Lamb Engineering Sand Springs Alan Kraybill Business Liberal, Kansas Greg Koupe Medical Technician ‘ Tulsa | - - | i Stephen P. Lazorchak % p Dairy Somerville, New Jersey Robert L. Layton Technology Tulsa Stanley M. Large Pre-Law Dewey Diane E. Lechner English Miami College enthusiasm for sports is de- picted by these “cheerleaders” pre- paring to arouse the students fora football game. Michael R. Lemaster Pre-Law Afton Fred A. Lemons Business Miami Patricia L. Lenava Home Economics Vinita Gary A. Lenhart Technology Tulsa Henry F. Lewis Elementary Education Tulsa Joe E. Lillie Conservation Miami Jeneva M. Lippert Music Education Bartlesville Stanley L. Little Drafting and Design Fairland Herbert C. Logan Pre-Vet Miami David W. Lowe Mechanical Technology Bartlesville David Froman, John Hazleton, and Bruce Owen enjoy them- selves during a lull in regular announcements ata football game. os a Marcia D. McGee it Biology Miami George E. McCullah Agriculture Education | oy] Miami ‘TP 1 Stanley B. McConnell fic ” gi Pharmacy Wyandotte Frank A. McCall Business Knoxville, Tennessee Teri S. Macklin ei 4 : ae Business Miami John McSwain Business Bartlesville Linda McNatt Elementary Education Miami Jerry McGill Drafting Chelsea Patrick Magnon Refrigeration Vinit a Abdol H. Magdi Geology Iran Members of the Foods Preparation class prepare to enjoy the Thanks- giving dinner prepared by the class 154 oi John Malison : Biology Me. Columbus, New Jersey Harold Mammen Agriculture Lockwood, Missouri Thomas D. Mann ) General a SO rd Pensacola, Florida i Douglas Manning Education Tulsa Linda Manning Arts and Science a Grove David L. Markham Business Tulsa Roberta Marlow Business et Seneca 3 James F. Marshall Business Afton Margaret S. Martin Elementary Education Chelsea Mary L. Martin Biology Chelsea Pool is a popular pastime for stu- dents. 15 James E. Matthews Business Ketchum James D. Matthews Technical Education Tulsa a meee ABitig tac Gary E. Mathis Bi : - Pre-Engineering Fairland Patsy A. Martin Business Miami James W. Mayes IBM Vinita Charles W. Mayes Arts and Science Tulsa Tommy L. Maxwell Agriculture Education Rose Billy A. Maxey English Tulsa Laura L. Means History Big Cabin Stanley G. Mays Engineering Miami Practice and effort develop the artist is the thought applied by artclasses. 156 Paula A. Means Elementary Education Big Cabin Frank G. Mefford Business Tulsa Steve L. Milam Arts and Science A) Cleveland Anthony Miller Data Processing Miami eff Richard D. Milliser Business Miami Daniel F. Mills Physical Education Jupiter, Florida Leo J. Mills Technical Education Miami Tom Mitchell General Nowata Ray E. Moeckel Business Tulsa Abdolhossein K. Molai Engineering Iran Al Simmons, Norse footballer, wel- comes the visiting squad from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Te 7, ° 4 Ye ey y yr e Larry E. Moore ; RB Music Education ¢ Miami John A. Montgomery a _ Business Administration Vinita Linda Montgomery Elementary Education Barnsdall Dennis Monks Business Pompton Lakes, New Jersey oip Michael E. Morelan i) Or ' 4 : Math ‘ Miami Y y Mary E. Morelan Language : Miami ¥ : Terrell D. Moorehead Pharmacy Tulsa Larry W. Moore Business Tulsa � ot % Ey Diana J. Mortimer ® Business Tulsa Iraj Morshedizadeh Mechanical Engineering Iran Derald Clark, custodian, and Oren Need, mathematics instructor, browse in the hall between classes. 158 4 Mier Randy C. Mundt Technical Education id Tulsa Jerry W. Myers Business Miami Jo Ann Myers Elementary Education Miami Donna K. Nance Business Miami - Kenneth D. Nash Biology Collinsville Judith A. Neal Psychology Baxter Springs, Kansas Thomas F. Newell f Business Barnsdall Debra A. Nichols Business Miami Kenneth L. Nichols Business Quapaw Jimmie L. Nicholson Arts and Science Seneca, Missouri Sectioning during enrollment pro- vides students with classes needed for their major field. 59 | ? Shirley A. Nodine 4 ‘ Literature ; % : : + Miami r Terry A. Nixon a 4s) Business , Tulsa y hse Jerry W. Nickerson , 34 4 Je) Agriculture Miami Charles E. Nickerson Agriculture Miami James F. Ohler, Jr. Technical Education Miami Ae Claude J. Nutting General Tulsa Phyllis R. Nuckolls Home Economics Grove John W. Norris Industrial Technology Tulsa David R. Parker Sociology The student senate enjoys a hamburger feed in the home of Miami Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Carter. Ronald W. Organ General Tulsa 160 Barry R. Parks Oceanography Tulsa Kenneth D. Patterson General Okmulgee Paul L. Patterson Business Management Miami Barbara E. Paulseen Business Pryor Gary R. Payne Agriculture Dewey George D. Payne Agriculture Dewey Marsha L. Payton Business Miami Harold E. Peacock General Pahokee, Florida Linda W. Pierce Business Commerce Derry D. Pitsenbarger Animal Husbandry Linden, Iowa Dail West, local businessman, ad- dresses the faculty at the annual Town and Gown banquet. 16] Wayne G. Plucker Forestry Tulsa df; Carl G. Post Business Collinsville — —_ wer — . Ila C. Pritchard Business Grove 162 Virginia queen, observ the agriculture classes. Russell F. Porter Arts and Science “4 4 Tulsa LaWanda S. Porter os Business Tulsa Kaye L. Porter IBM Tulsa James L. Preston Chemistry Augusta, Georgia ME: Harrell D. Post Agriculture Education Seminole David Potter Technology Colcord yi hy 4 4 Connie A. Prince Education Bixby Vanpool, homecoming visits the college farm to e judging techniques used by Bee ba eh . Ye Coxke vite Lk weet « e me SS + Po - w= . Perry L. Pursell Forestry Pinckneyville, Illinois Michael G. Quigley Data Processing Bartlesville’ Eugene Rahn Animal Science Vinita Randy Ransom Drafting Miami Abbas Razari y Electronics 2 cull Iran ? John Redman History ‘ - ; Kankahee, Illinois € Robert Reese B Business ; Okmulgee Michael Reynolds General Miami Alvin Rhodes Arts and Science Miami Linda Ridenour Medical Technician Chelsea Long lines are nothing new to stu- dents during enrollment. 16 Jennifer Roberson English Nowata Larry Roberts Business Commerce Roger Rollins Business Miami 164 Se . g os, | Se e | Richard Roberson Journalism Nowata Ronald Robinson Pre-Law Miami Minoo Roostaeyan Bacteriology Iran ‘ Jean K. Roberts Physical Education Miami Eugene Roberts Business Seminole . aoe a a 4 2 Ann Roller dt fa Elementary Education Mounds Gary Rogers Business Welch ey + Be d os ype eee Sn eGR NT ih mates Pe hacbe [at See eciel| Ha ie | = (Simms bb fa AeMASTUTTA RUGRGRRRTREARE aa) 3 Terry Davis and Jim Sigman prepare to place Christmas decorations on the front of Shipley Hall. Mary Rose Business Via Maysville - Charlotte Rosiere Elementary Education Seneca, Missouri Harry Ross Pre-Veterinary Bernice Karen Roulet Home Economics Fairland Margaret Rouwalk Business Hominy James Rubush Social Science Gary, Indiana Linda Rucker io Business y = ‘e oe Bluejacket William Russell Pre-Med Miami Kenneth Rutherford Za Business Tulsa Allen Rutledge Business Tulsa Dr. Bruce Carter prepares to ad- dress the students gathered for a pep assembly for the Homecoming game with Eastern A M College, Wilburton. 165 Gholamhosein Sasanfar Engineering a Tahaan, Iran Martha J. Sapp idk Art ; Miami Stephen M. Sanders ‘ ' Arts and Science Miami Dale M. Sanders Business Nowata Charles W. Selzy Pre-Engineering hn ‘x al a : — Sand Springs | p William H. Schaefer : Accounting a Fairland Harold L. Schaefer F Business Fairland Walter G. Scantlin IBM Commerce Allen G. Shane Business Tulsa Mohsen Shadaram Engineering Tehran, Iran Mrs. Woods, foreground, reads as students look for books in the stacks at the college library. 166 Silents, Ann E. Shearer Business y | © Miami Calvin L. Sheets Business Dewey Clifton R. Shelton ¢ Business ¢ Skiatook Stephen W. Sherrill General Chester, Illinois Jerry K. Sherwood, Jr. Business Tulsa Al H. Simmons Arts and Science Ft. Lauderdale, Florida a pi Benny Simpson Chemical Technology Seneca, Missouri Ronald Skufca Biological Science Pampano Beach, Florida Carolyn Smith Music Education Grove E. Glen Smith Business Tulsa Techniques in application of make- up are demonstrated in home ec- onomics classes. 167 Toni D. Smith Business Nowata Manochehr Soukhakian Economics Iran Mike Stephens Agriculture Miami 168 4 Sharon Snell r Business SS = “ Bristow f | Willard J. Smith Ae d oe Physical Education Picher William Keith Smith Secretarial Education Miami Letty Stapp History Miami Robert M. Sparks Engineering Talala Marshall G. Spangler Business Miami Arvalaine Stiles Math Vinita The greatest enjoyment is the unwrapping of gifts at the annual Christmas party. f Bud Stinchcomb Electronics Siloam Springs Harry Stockton Drafting and Design Tulsa David,N. Surguy Accounting Bartlesville Allen H. Sweeney Business Administration Tulsa Sometimes examinations are not so difficult. Barbara Stoner Physical Education Miami Judith Ann Tanner Foreign Language Miami Blaine S. Taylor, III Business Miami we M. Kent Studebaker Industrial Chemistry Miami Candace J. Tate Speech Mt. Vernon, Missouri Alfred D. Tayrien Journalism Bartlesville 169 Tom E. Teal Physical Education Welch % Vex. wm” William E. Tidwell History Nowata Jackie D. Trask Business Miami 170 aaa] to Larry E. Thompson Psychology Afton Jane M. Thomas Arts and Science Vinita Deidre J. Tebeck Business Miami Susan L. Tolbert at Business Miami Jackson E. Tipton Technology Afton Gary W. Tipton Business Afton my . Floyd V. Triece, Jr. IBM Welch — ; ee “ F... Santa and his helpers distribute gifts at the annual student senate sponsored Christmas party. Leonard H. Tunnell Engineering Miami Carolyn K. Turk Business Dewey x } Ann L. Turner Business New Haven, Indiana Ie David W. Turner Biology Oklahoma City Two students admire the stuffed tiger to be given to some lucky student by the college bookstore. Ronal D. Turley Social Science Tulsa Mina A. Urie Technical Drafting Picher Virginia L. Vanpool English Miami Willard E. Turley Technology Miami Rhann C. Uzzle Art Vinita Galen E. Walden Business Miami LZ] Ronald Waldroop Accounting Henryetta Mae Wallace English Bluejacket James Wasson Biology Tulsa 172 George Wallace Mechanical Technology Wyandotte Jo Ann Walkup Social Science Miami at Dorwin Walker Drafting and Design Pryor James Washington Drafting and Design Miami Michael Warma Social Science Tulsa Sue J. Waller Business Vinita Ronda Watkins Arts and Science Grove College students admire toys received by children at the annual Christmas party. a Jack Weaver Chemical Technology Pryor David Watters Business Okmulgee Sandra K. Welker Arts and Science Tulsa Clifford Wever IBM Vinita Paul Wheelen Accounting Commerce ’ Dennis White General Agriculture y le Tulsa Rickey Whitehead Agriculture Seneca, Missouri Thomas Whittington Business Bartlesville Jerry Williams Math Miami Ronald Williams Agriculture Sapulpa Christmas decorations for the win- dow in Shipley Hall were provided by the college art department. 73 Sue Williams Business Miami John A. Wilson Physics Wyandotte Marolyn Wimer Biology Miami x Wilma Williams Business Jay aa John E. Wilson Math Commerce Clemet Winfrey Business Bluejacket f lim Barbara J. Williamson Business Tulsa Michael Wilson Drafting and Design Tulsa Toys are fun! Dennis Wilson Business Miami Carolyn Wimer Elementary Education Miami Linda Winkelman Data Processing Cushing James Wofford Business Southwest City, Missouri Suzanne Wolf Business Sand Springs Elaine Wood Physical Education Miami George Woods English Lenore, North Carolina Janis Workman Business Miami Larry Workman Pre-Veterinary Pryor é Benny Worth és Drama Tulsa Gary Wright Pre Law Cushing Jerry Wright Technical Education Oklahoma City A college education is not all classwork. 75 ’ . . ww ; , a; e Ronnie Wynn ft Industrial Education Welch Lonnie Wynn Woodworking Welch Stan Wrubluski Law Jacksonville, Florida d: Jim Wright Business Afton 2 Gary R. Young : } English Tulsa Joe B. Yirsa Animal Science Nowata Ronald Wyrick General Miami Jerry Wyrick IBM Chetopa, Kansas Jimmie C. Young Arts and Science Tulsa Herbert D. Young Education Tulsa Santa works to distribute gifts and meet youngsters. 176 Jim F. Young | General Tulsa Ali Zahedi Chemical Engineering | Tran Don B. Zeigler General | Miamisburg, Ohio Karla K. Zordel Data Processing Miami Safeih Akhavi | Education Shiraz, Iran Joe Baldridge General Miami Jerry Brewster Business Fairland Mary Crafton Business Fairland Terry Davis Physical Education Eagle Rock, Missouri Carlos Disdier Technology Cabuas, Puerto Rico Billy Downum Agriculture Miami Kenneth Estes Business Miami Donald Findley Machinery Miami John Fitzgibbon Art Miami Barbara Forester Sociology Miami Bernard Homer, Jr. Drafting Zuni, New Mexico Ina Houston Elementary Education Grants, New Mexico Hashem Hozhabri Civil Engineering Shiraz, Iran Catherine Irick Music Education Miami Isaac Johnston Industrial Education Welch Mary Keah Business Miami a —————————————————————EEEEEEE———————E———E—E———E—EEEKE EEE Myrtle Keen Education Shawnee Rose King Education Quapaw Gale Longacre English Miami Joe Mitchell Education Collinsville Gholam R. Moghtadeir Physical Geography Shiraz, Iran Alkassim Mohammad Engineering Baghdad, Iraq Allan I. Moore Animal Science Edna, Kansas Juan Moreno Architecture Lima, Peru Luis D. Nunez Agriculture Venezuela Darrel L. Rachel Geology Minco Steven L. Ray Data Processing Picher Joyce E. Robitaille Business Wyandotte Gregory Rodriquez, Jr. Physical Therapy Henryetta Connie Skaggs ee IBM Technology Rediins Treece, Kansas ee James F. Sparlin Industrial Technology Miami Joyce G. Swim Education Tulsa Penouiyle S. Tekyeh English Rezaerk, Iran Pam Webbert Business Pryor Roger N. Wooldridge Pre-Law Tulsa Suzan Wright Business Miami Nassrollah Zakeri Engineering Abadan, Iran eatin? bea I FRESHMAN OHH @ERS, from Mnceleft: Janice Rice, secretar dent senate resident Ss ' bis. aie! f y; Les DickSon¥gstu- pees niative: Andy Keim, president; Lonnie Collingsworth@§vice- Martin M. Abbot Machine Technology © Seymore Mary M. Abbot Nursing Bartlesville Charles Abernathy General Picher Michael J. Abraham Arts and Science Tulsa Stephen Ackley IBM Bartlesville Harold J. Acree Biological Science Sapulpa Danny L. Adams Physical Science Miami Richard E. Adams Physical Education Athens, Ohio Walter L. Alligood General Ocoll, Florida Cecil L. Allison Agriculture Welch Sandra Allred Music Sapulpa Dennis H. Alquist Pre-Dental Miami Harrison T, Ames Pre-Engineering Bartlesville Jamshid Amidi Engineering Iran Ear] E. Anderson Agriculture Seneca, Missouri Gary L. Anderson Business Pryor Robert C. Adams Machine Tool Operator Shawnee Larry L. Addington Electronics Catoosa Glendon L. Akins Pre-Medical Henryetta William G. Albin Business Nowata Randall B. Alderson Commercial Art Tulsa John D. Alexander Drafting Bartlesville Albert Alexy Engineering Newark, New Jersey Randy Allen Pre-Medical Tulsa Steve W. Austin Engineering Tulsa Andrew F. Ayers Business Bluejacket Dennis D. Babb Business Tulsa Benson D. Badgley Business Keys Arlene R. Baker Elementary Education Fairland David L. Barbee Drafting Vinita Richard A. Barker Architectural Engineering Mt. 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Boyd Arts and Science Pryor Linda F. Boyer Business Miami Stephen D. Bratcher Agriculture Anderson, Missouri Gary D. Brese IBM Tulsa Jerry L. Briley Data Processing Tulsa eee “4 Ronnie L. Brown Engineering Bluejacket Billy D. Bryant Business Afton Clayton R. Bryant General Jay Mary C. Bryant Elementary Education Wyandotte Bernice L. Buck Interior Design Leoti, Kansas Robert F. Buda Business Tampa, Florida Lennie J. Buller Business Administration Tulsa John M. Burch Engineering Tulsa William E. Burkhardt Data Processing Fulton, Illinois Don Burkhart English Edmond Donald L. Burkybile Business Quapaw Nancy D. Burnes Language Miami Robert L. Burnes Agriculture Catoosa Carol M. Burnside Medical Technician Bluejacket Roy L. Burrows IBM Sand Springs Elza R. Burtrum Chemical Engineer Miami Charles W. Carlson General Fort Myers, Florida Richard L. Carlson Pre-Veterinary Gary, Indiana Carol J. Carpenter IBM Tulsa Bert Carter Welding Ponca City Carol J. Carter Data Processing Adair Dorris P. 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Clifton Agriculture Tulsa James N. Cline Technology Miami Michael S. Coatney Industrial Technology Miami William S. Coday Technology Locust Grove Glenn D. Cole Agriculture Chouteau Karen F. Collier Business Tulsa Eddie C. Collins Mathematics Barnsdall Terry J. Collins Social Science Nowata | Lonnie S. Collinsworth IBM Bartlesville Donnie D. Coltrane Agriculture McCune, Kansas Carol A. Combs Technology Fairland James S. Conatser Pre-Law Bartlesville Cleetus M. Conner Mechanical Engineering Miami Leslie S. Conner Agriculture Broken Arrow Jack E. Connery Animal Economics Edna, Kansas Ronald D. Connor Psychology Tulsa Lavota N. Couch Business Miami LaDonna M. Cowles Elementary Education Miami James G. Cox Technology Baton Rouge, Louisiana Shirley A. Craig Arts and Science Claremore Arthur L. Cranon Agriculture Edna, Kansas Deborah J. Craven Social Science Miami Cheryl J. Crawford Sociology Okmulgee Tommy L. Crego General Jacksonville, Florida Albert R. 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Fulp Education Miami | : ha yy Velma Sue Gailey Business Miami Marvin D. Gainer Engineering Fairland Beverly M. Gaines Art Miami Cassie L. Gaines Physical Education i Miami Herbert D. Gamble Drafting , Chetopa, Kansas Welton R. Gannaway Technology Lubbock, Texas ; Charles W. Gardiner ' Machine Tool Operator Collinsville Derinda F. Garrett Home Economics Miami Larry A. Garrett History Miami Kenneth Gass Drafting Tulsa Davis D. Gateley Business Tulsa Jim D. Gates Drafting Owasso Billy J. Geier Pharmacy Tulsa Beverly George Business Claremore Jim George IBM Vinita John George Business Miami Robert Gifford Agriculture Tulsa Steve Gilchrist Animal Husbandry Chickasha Marrill Givens | Drafting Tulsa }) James W. Gladden .: Law Tulsa Eva A. Glover General Hominy Susie Goettel Speech Miami Douglas W. Golden Business Wyandotte Clyde D. Goldsberry Animal Husbandry Minburn, Iowa y Kenneth Grayson Drafting Miami Rex D. Green Business Tulsa Robert W. Greenwood Business Tulsa Frances L. 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Barkley, Business, Tulsa Marquerite Barnes, | Practical Nursing, No- wata Garry Bassett, Busi- ness, Afton Connie Beaird, Legal Secretary, Oklahoma City Vern Beisly, Machine Shop, Vinita Jerry Bingham, Pre- Medical, Vinita Eric Babelu, Physical Education, Zuni, New Mexico Bobbie Bowden, Key Punch, Shawnee Sea Sallie Bowsher, Busi- ness, Tulsa Patricia Bowman, Prac- tical Nursing, Grove Joe Braddy, Business, Green Forest, Arkansas Vern Breckenridge, Business, Miami Jacky Brookfield, His- tory, Vinita Carol J. Brown, Prac- tical Nursing, Blue- jacket Jon Brown, Key Punch, Oklahoma City Patricia Brumback, Music, Miami Daniel Buchanan, His- tory, Grove Barbara Camp, Legal Secretary, Shawnee Gabriel Campos, Busi- ness Administration, Tulsa Lilia Cavanaugh, Le- gal eyo ctary, Oklaho- ma City Gary Clark, General, Miami Ida Clark, Key Punch, Oklahoma City Lorraine Coleman, Le- gal Secretary, Tulsa Karen Collier, Busi- ness, Tulsa Peggy A. 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Kennedy, Le- gal Secretary, Shawnee Shakir Khayyat, En- Shakir Khayyat, En- gineering, Amman, Jordan Beverly Kin caid, Busi- ness, Barnsdall Bernard Koesler, For- es try, Vinita William Laatsch, Busi- ness, Ketchum Ann Littleford, Legal Secretary, Adair Mary Laymon, Prac- tical Nursing, Miami David Lofton, Social Science, Argo, Illinois Julia Lookout, Busi- ness, Tulsa 27 div Fannie Payton, Prac- tical Nursing, Jay John Payton, Data Processing, Miami George Pennington, IBM, Sapulpa Jackie Ponder, General Stenographer, Wewoka Gladys Price, Practical Nursing, Jay John Pryor, Business, Tulsa Margaret Ralston, Business, Tulsa David Ramsey, Data Processing, Colcord Nick Rebish, Drafting, Miami Linda Reeves, Music, Pryor Judy Rhoades, Speech, Picher Johnathan Riggs, Busi- ness, Tulsa Jerry Moore, PreVet- erinary, Oologah John Moore, Arts and Science, Disney Hoolie Morris, Techni- cal Drafting, Vinita Martha Morris, Key Punch, Ralston Karen Moss, Practical Nursing, Southwest City, Missouri Thelma Moton, Key Punch, Stilwell Gerry Nevils, Techni- cal Education, Tulsa Margie Nickerson, Arts and Science, Miami Deborah Nowak, Soci- ology, Bartlesville Knox O’Glee, Physical Education, Vinita Barbara Oliver, Legal Secretary, Oklahoma City Brooks Paulk, Physical Education, Thomaston, Georgia Gary Robbins, Busi- ness, Tulsa Joyce Robertson, Le- gal Secretary, Grove Gail Rowse, Agricul- ture, Miami Tommy Rupert, Data Processing, Welch James Russell, Pre- Medical, Skiatook Yvonne Saffell, Legal Secretary, Locust Grove Linda Sawyer, General, Tulsa Roger Schmitt, Busi- ness, Ketchum Timothy Scully, Busi- ness, Barnsdal]l Rose Shade, Elementa- ry Education, Miami Larry Shamblin, Data Processing, Bartles- ville Betty Shipley, Practi- cal Nursing, Miami Roger Short, Account- ing, Copan Carrie Silence, Gener- al, Commerce Ann Smith, Legal Sec- retary, Tulsa Dorothy Smith, Practi- cal Nursing, Commerce j Barbara. Snider, Key Punch, Miami Flo Snow, Legal Sec- retary, Bartlesville Billy Sparkman, Phar- macy, Grove Vesta Spencer, Practi- | cal Nursing, Jay Luther Stafford, Data Processing, Pryor Ralph Stephens, Me- aa Engineering, ollins ville Leonard Stevens, His- tory, Tulsa Elizabeth Strout, Drama, Tulsa Delphia Sutton, Practi- cal Nursing, Miami Sheila Swords, Legal Secretary, Ponca City Margaret Taylor, Busi- ness, Sapulpa Ronald Taylor, Mathe- matics, Tulsa Anthony Testerman, Pharmacy, Picher Patricia Thompson, Key Punch, Ponca City Clayette Tucker, Legal Secretary, Oklahoma City Mary Vanderpool, Gen- eral, Okmulgee A. W. Viles, Nursing, Southwest City, Mi s- souri Carrie Walker, Busi- ness, Bartlesville Nancy Walter, Busi- ness Administration, Miami James Warner, Engi- neering, Tulsa Steve Warwick, Data Processing, Bartles- ville Wayne Wheeler, Draft- ing, Sperry William White, Busi- ness, Tulsa Carolinda Wilson, Ele- mentary Education, Bartlesville Betty Windel, Business, Vinita Sonia Winrow, Legal Secretary, Earlsboro Janice Whisenant, Le- gal Secretary, Lawton Judith Wood, Business, Miami Ronnie Yankowski, History, Cardin | Nella Young, Business, Seneca, Missouri Miss Donna Nance, basketball queen, Coach Bob Maxwell celebrates his stands by the basketball display in and his baseball squad. Carter Student Union. 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