Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)
- Class of 1966
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A crowded dance new 'fachsg .V . upperclassmen . . . iri fa Qeringf'-Q 1 - 1A.Vcom?:g'ihg A .Fms.g,,N.- d6+es Vg-mx, - . . 1 . 'YL-., ' -L N V - V 1. gzip. -L.. ggi' -,. - 'Ts ' 6 'Rf--H , ' I ,wi S , ' '1,:- :, 7',Lm'N a- F ,' . 1 -- ,fm ff- ' ' N 5 1 an V ,W .,.. u I , 1 13 1 A .Eg M 1. -Vu-f,,'8 Q44 HJ' l Y ,, M Z Gigs.-'N-L... 'v - , P f 1. .H - ARRANGE CLASS CARDS alphabefical- ly . . . I.D .... Trial sfudy signed by adviser . . . meal 'ticker piciures . . . have I forgoffen anything? E24 . . . A20I . . ,. Scl04 . . . all room numbers correcf . . . buf TWO 8 o'clocks on Monday! ei? 'ins if MUST HAVE PICTURES made for ihc yearbook . . . four proofs . . . how many . . . eighl for placernenholfice . . . one each for Page, Gary. Bill, and Eddie. chool Year Opens Door To Belonging A year ar Noriheaslern . . . jus? be- ginning . . . a new roommafe. an old friend . . . summer fans . . . walks downiown ihrough The aulumnal iwilighi' . . . warm days al 'rhe river . . . frosiy nighis and falling leaves . . . Jrhoughls of work, fun, srucly. dales. You arrived al Norfheaslern wi'lh 5,000 ofher s'ruclen'rs. The campus lay' before you, sfeeped in iradilions carried over from rhe days when 'rhe Redman claimed Oklahoma as his own and Tahlequah was fhe capilal of ihe Cherokee Naiion. You discover many Jrhings aboul' This campus 'rhai' is now your home . . . 1'ha'r 'rhe Adminislralion Building was once 'rhe Cherokee Female Seminary. 'rhai' 'rhe pre- med program' is rough buf lurns oui' fine fuiure dociors, an'cl lhai' +he snack bar is going To be enlarged. So you begin 'rhis year .g . . wilh pride in your surroundings, aiiuned and en- veloped in 'rhe personal iniimacy of be- longing. HOW MUCH? 4. . . 56.75 per hour . . . 575.50 for a quarfer's room and board . . . 55' for a yearbook . . . even have some left s if- X swam IX, ' fb 1 2. , blllllpvfi All . x if' ,W fwff - ' fi . lp X N, 26:21 Wil is ill' 'ji n If i.. 'iw-- pg, Participation, nticipation Bring Thrills Classes . . . where fo go . . . sfrangers . . . new insfrucfors . . . enrollmenl' fo roufine . . . lafe hours of sfudy . . . sleepy . . . aflenfion . . . long morning walks across campus. You discover fhaf affending college af Norfheasfern is nof as expensive as you fhoughf . . . you find you can easily gel' by on S500 or S600 a semesfer which in- cludes fuifion. board and room, books and miscellaneous expenses. You fook fhe inifial sfep foward college life by sending in an applicafion for admission accom- panied by an official high school frans- cripf fo fhe college regisfrar's office. Now you are here, and you fhrill fo fhe faci- fhaf you are a parf of campus life. You feel fhe school is yours, and you anficipafe fhe year before you. You iusfify your being here by parficipafing in fhe many acfivifies . . . run for class of- ficers. go fo fhe ball games. ioin fhe band. sing in fhe chorus. go fo 'lhe dances. be a friend. Only by fhis can you be an infegral parl of The college picfure. DR. HARRELL E. Garrison . . . happy presidenf . . . new buildings soon . . . of inferesf 'ro all. freshmen and seniors ,X I ir- , al I ' I l , .LEARNING . . . LISTENING . . . TAKING nofes . . . sewing fo flying . . . indicafing skill and knowledge on comprehensive exams. MEASURING YARDAGE . . . FITTING pafferns . . . wearing wifh pride 'lhe finished producf. M I M A 0 'fm 'Qif 'mg JN ni . 511 I 'rf' S Fraser' 'Q -surf' Z Y -L39 f- -as -1 -MII 4.43 1 r ' P! .5 1 4 -1 -,nv 9 1 3 , 9 -1: 1 .Jr i I ! A-Q, ,li -W gf, , , i v I i I1 .uf .V ,, ,, I w. Q i 8 . - 4,1 ' i - une- 'f ' Q' Q, , E.. 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H 6 ,x ' Q 3. f STRATA OF ROCK . . . a malure sfream valley . . . geology class . . . a Field lrip . . , learning by seeing . . . igneous or melamorplwic rock? THE YEARBOOK . . . TSA La Gi . . . a previous year . . . hours of work MEASURING - - - l'lYDROCl'll-ORlC AClD - - - . . . piclures To scale . . . layouls lo draw up . . . Coke breaks. chemical reacfion . . . accuracy . . . regislering 'The resulls . . . a proven fheory. ART CLASSES . . . LINOLEUM block prints . . . black ink . . . blue ink . . . a mess to clean up. A SOLITARY CORNER . . . place to A SPECTRUM OF umbrellas . . . a rainy day sit. rest . . . compare notes . . . till . . . wade across campus . . . classes to make in notebooks . . . questions . . . last . . . a downpour . . . puddles . . . reflections minute look. . . . wet shoes. r O l l i u,, , Satisfaction With Friends, bilit Grows Dratt requirements . . . a 2.0 average . . . endless note' cards and research material . . . the steady clacking ot a typewriter . . . longer library hours . . . all night cramming . . . tinals . . . count- down until summer vacation . . . Classes mean steadily being drawn closer to the students who share courses. Compare ideas atter class in the union on protessors' lectures. catch up on your notebooks . . . perhaps a coke. As the semester progresses you learn to know your tellow classmates and you no longer consider them as mere taces . . . name- less. You strive harder . . . set your goals higher, and you are pleased at your own progress and ability. That new feeling ot belonging still comes over you when you walk into a classroom and classmates pause in their contemplation to look up at you and smile. You learn, along with your academic studies. how to deal with people: to ac- cept them . . . their strengths and their weaknesses . . . and in doing so accept yourselt tor what you are. MARINE RECRUITER . . . QUESTIONS to ask . . . shiny buttons. polished bars . . . pilot or in- tantryman? . . . grade point average . . . keep it up. .5.sv ' lt . ., . 2 wk- X -S S N. L- tw - 1 - f 'i 1- Vx. ' 'Nivifz-1, 'ATI-N, r-sv f---.. .. -' - U :a'7Z'-N. 1 f ' ' ilff. 113- ' X K' gEifEEgiQHif+ nEa3i5iii?vfw 12 iffiff? 3722352 555 -irfj: ' 7- ' .i'i'f?': ,Q -Qlgggizfll tifliztrgi. i x Jr. it-A-4:-ff-- ir : 11. rtzilz .K . V, Ig-4: -5 QA Y .M - HJ, -- N - ST:- -- JL.:--grrlsgr ':::::-if::1f::.n . rr?-J. Y-.- .., A, A:-.,, 3- ..,.,., Tfziirrlxgq- 515252115 f S-'+'Lif1-f '-R' ,. MA: . 17521 x . 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Thelchangingface of Jrhe campus . . . in fall lhe 'frees begin lo shed lheir fes- live aulumn dress and 'rhe leaves crackle and crunch under your feel' as you Cul' across campus. Winler brings a brisk wind lhaf slices againsl your face and whislles Through 'rhe barren Trees. Then overnighl' lhe campus is green . . . spring is here, heralding finals. 'lerm papers. goodbyes. You do noi even mind ballling The sprink- lers and you lake pride in lhe beauly of 'rhe seasons. FINE ARTS BUILDING . . . drama classes . . . liqhl- lng lechniques . . . 7 o'clock marching band pracfice Chrislmas concerl' . . . sounds. A 'F 2 .M .I-.rl W ,Q H rf t r lo 'Hat 151--rx . 251 ,.ff. -1 if -JTETEY l ' ' ':3'iF'4 ,J ,, 1 4 T, . 55' on rummage waar grandmo'rher's dress. ,Sw 1 H5 if '-A55 rl' ' father s overalls and cane A tc Aei' Days. I' L 'uv' 3 41- -Q .1 HAWKINS . A .a 'fi , E Vlr' haf' w. .H - A .,f . I.. 1 up w, . .,, . 11.1 1' J Uf' ' a ic. ' ...mv ,r . L- -1- mf, . f R ,s ., , .. 1 l wh... 4.7 .e Amr'-f. 11 -: fir.,-Qi. if ,x - W, -EJ 1 . -fig 1 x 4.1. ,...:' :4 ', L Ln'grg, -2, H 1 ,A :Y km, A., . rar, .a ,:. Q., . rw, gf 1 '.'Zyw- a:,l.'g:.Sx 5 9134 - -.4 'Ya xi? Aff! New qffik if .nmbn 1 ' .M ax . 1 .4 N 1' r f, r.r,. u :w ,,. W. 'if.v'4L 1. g:Q5I :'-i,' 5 . 3. rm.. v.,, ..s V3-n. 1.1.1 N,- . -- Ar. . X f-, 2 TM ' .ry ,., -:u.,,,.':g,. ff. I1 1 L. 1. , am r X. 1 Q iv. 1,1 ' X1 , J. 1. ...wr , :wiv-1 FRATERNITY FELLOWSHIP . . . A smoker, a chance fo meef lhe guys . . . gef acquainfed . . .formal rush . . . pledgeship. , HOOTENANNY . . . WAILING, PLAINTIVE love PANHELLENIC TEA . . . REPRESENTA- songs . . . a rousing sing-along . . . clapping TIVES of all fhree sororifies . . . be- . . . banios and guifars . . . long hair. leafher ginning of rush week. . . parfies ahead. boofs . . . prophefs of Bob Dylan. Social Events Give Zest To Collegians A crowded dance floor . . . sfepping feel' . . . an orchid corsage . . . a rainbow of colors . . . barefoof girls in long formals . . . a sea of faces . . . parly favors . . . a ceiling of sfars . . . fhe reverberafion and sfeady beaf of fhe band . . . clapping . . . shoufing . . . laughfer. Nof long affer school begins you dis- cover 'rhal' a respife from sfudying is found in fhe social life af Norfheasfern. Weekly dances and fhose special dafes for formals give you a chance fo shed fhe weighf of fhe academic load, fo free your mind. Many of fhe social inferesfs are linked wifh frafernify and sororify acfivifies. Rush parfies. feas. hay rides. smokers, usher in fhe rush season and give you your firsf fasfe of frafernify life. Sponfaneous smiles . . . firm handshakes . . . new-found friends . . . fhen if is fime fo pick up bids. You'ar- rive early wifh mixed feelings, hoping your fellow rushees can help you make up your mind. Then if is your furn. Af fhaf momenf you know wifh which group you wish fo be affiliafed and form lifefime bonds. A BAND . . . FRATERNITIES and sororifies . . All-Greek clance . . . socializing . . . enioymenf . . . being fogefher. cf - Aka,-'S'-,,, CLASS ELECTIONS . . . POSTERS, banners, speechs . . . l.D. cards . . . activity cards to be .punched . . . ballots to mark . . . who to vote or. Organizations Offer Outlets For Talents Honor societies . . . special interest, study groups . . . church and denomination attiliations . . . political tactions . . . service organizations . . . class elections . . . Student Senate . . . blood drives. . . tund raising bake sales, rummage sales . . . being asked to ioin, initiation . . . For awhile you teel lost amid the many campus activities. There is so much going on. organizations to join. things to do . . . the day iust does not seem long enough. You budget your time . . . ioining groups and organizations with whom you teel you have more interests in common. But being a member ot a group is not enough. You participate, become an in- tegral part ot the organization. You as- sume responsibility, make decisions. share the problems, and are happy in success. So you grow through this association with others, both students and taculty mem- bers. and gain an insight into what you want to be or to accomplish. gh!-'W i NSF?-a xi in ff S QL ', 5 sg , ' ALPHA CHI HONOR society . . . officers . . . initiation . . . 3.4 overall grade average. THE BEGINNING OF a tradition . . . A Phi O service organization . cannon . . . paper and powder . . . touchdown. J PM If ,' Nfl 'Z Q - ' if,-ig Jjff rv -wwwg ff 5 ,1?' If ,K 6,'l 6,5 :Alf ,Lf igfg- ! 0 1 I. r I ,IA A, Lu 11, 'k Y I' 5 y f. I Vxfrfxz 'wig-l:,' -A .li I , 4 , ,fl yn ff.. 4 160- 4 X ' C A 3 ' :'rV 1 I 5 , ,fur fp, f, V ' .1 W- ff - Lxfyfi , w iw f 'ff 'ff 'f iff' - ' fr 'ff ' 5 L ' 4 -' -V 14+- ' ,ill 4' HA ' ' ' F , . sf if' if C 071 fa, Y? .Main It plfdn IC 5138.57 .. 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Q9 A i 4- 2 UK L -- M Wa m . 4 CONFERENCE GAME . . . JUMP ball . . . grapple . . . sfrain perspirafion . . . fime oul' . . .five fouls. fhe bench thletes Find Sports Action ln Il Fields Acfion . . . bands playing . . . a fhucl of pads, fhe hard ground beneafh . . . a deafening roar . . . swirling slcirfs . . . fhe closeness of a paclcecl field house . . . running feef . . . fwo falls ouf of fhree . . . splashing arms . . . fension, excife- menf. . . You find a well-rounded sporfs program af Norfheasfern. The chance fo meef an infercollegiafe as well as an inframural challenge is given fo you. The varsify line . . . day affer clay of roufine pracfice . . . drilling. Then fhe firsf game- and all fhe well-fhoughf-ouf plans are forgoffen. Your movemenfs become reflex acfion fhe self consciousness you feel foward fhe crowd is forgoffen fime is immobile Vicfory is sweef defeaf is buffer Buf you fake pride in fhe achieving playing fhe game and playing wlfh sporfsmanship fo meef your own sfandards are all fhaf maffers You have fhe safisfacfion of see mg fhe challenge meefing if and doing so fo fhe besf of your ablllfy X ,mx 'UE V, ,Ar- 1 rags ' x L '.v 1 gasp-i . MIRROR-BLUE WATER . . . clear enough fo see The boffom of oal Ban l fhe lun e . . . cool wafer againsf warm 'rhep g flesh . . . confusion . . . churning wafer. THE TRAMPOLINE . . . BALANCE . . . a small bounce . . push off fhe surge fo fhe rafters . . . lean back and flip over. xl IQf' E45-71, x, 5' I - lf' L-tif L I 'ie -ff 1 ,fl 1 ---- -A. - .v -4, f.... 0 .H .,.-.-. .. .ww---'-.... A x ,. .. M . .. .Y , . f, ,fvxagv L. 43- -, 5. ZW.-.:--., ....,.. 1- Nw- -W 1, mv- ll? TR . ' A . . G . 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V ' Q-1 f F ri' ' . 1' ' 35:3 , 1 I ' N f' - 1 rg , 'TQ' 'EP Q V L, Your year a+ Norlheasfern . . . new friends . . . longer enrollmenl' lines . . . 1965-66 . . . endless schedule changes . . . when is 'rhal' caialog coming our . . . buying a year- loook. having your piciure made . . . laie hour permission . . . p. e. classes . . . looiball games, loaslcelball games . . . a liolksing fesl . . . hor chocolale parries . . . lazy aflernoon hours alone or wi'rh someone special . . . a parr- Jrime campus fob . . . Sunday besl or campus grades . . . degree plans, in'rern 'leaching program . . . formals . . decoraling The ballroom . . . cof..:e belween classes . . clowning around . . . a serious side . . . lelrer iaclcers . . . an idenlily To find, a shape To form. T BLE OF CONTENTS l l fifpgz ' 4 Q u Adminislrafion, Facully, Siaff ..................... I9 Acfivilries ................ , , , 56 Honors l30 Sporrs ..... , , , 156 Campus Life . . . , , ,133 Classes ..... ,,,, 2 IO J ,'K 'x 1 In . A 1 ,Z 1 JRR Us N K fi U Q' .JJ W D ,A I v, ' Q ' w F ' - 4 A ' 1 '.. 7 v .yy .Md X . , ' V J r A, 3' W X X 1 ff, x u v x ' J :xxlvl . 1 'J ,Q , Y: snub x I, - M 4,.. ' 1 I 1 , J. lla l ,412115 . ,253 ,,:lf'j 5 K, .,.- y ,4,,--- ' ax .--- -ww. 5- -T: P: W' 1 .. -. 1f ,- .ug pb S 0 I v 4 Axvufnf I . f . N . I K Q ,fu I A gg' n ,h , - . s M ,lay ,, ,- r 1 .'l xxx 5, A -'mel' , ai.. .W - , . - 'L-,f .Q-, A ' '- 2 Q- '-A-1 in Nhg, - - , Q- M Qri. V , v A, .- , v - I - ., Q. Y ' i v-, 'L ' ' A6 F, 1, P' 'p -sr A' V 1 ' Q ,, . ' , K XM? iv 2 -, M... ,V ' H va., 1 1 v H I . l J. - K' ' 'UW 3 ' , - XJ. . mv' ,. W ,, - -f - 'U . 1 -- ' , , ' . ana? Q' 0 wi - ' . fl M N A ' , ,,, A 0 'I gr' , . ' ,, Q -- Sf, M , V - in hs 1, 4 W 1 , .- X 7- ' -ad' - -' 1 'ri ' ' J' ..p ' W 5 WI' b X V A , A I 9, 4, us mf .- M,M,.,W,,1 If AJr'rIybIcIg I'b+I rI1 CI I ndufpd T LG d III pl Q If+lIf+ q+ d queshons . . . d g . . . I Iearn, Iearn. ADMINISTRATION I X l J A I' Y , N , , , , I I III , - . I Il .' ' I 'K' I ,, I . ,I I -7 A I ' ' I ' I: If I I' I III III II IIII I I I I . I I I II 1 III 3 IJI Ig? Ir I I I I ,I ' STAFF II wv 1-QI, ,, A 4 XWWWN Q 'N cfs Qm ZX g Q, 4- I f ' ' - fx X x ' -P I I I X' X if 2 NF Jr f ' ' , X I YQ f -f 'iv 1 X 1 9, Governor's dministrative Record Good 03 ST!-X Q 'Wif-X' o if Ql' 'lac A CD' lu Lil ,,,, T0 Q e1 li'lf5Ziil ,. inf gli' V ii , 1907 As The firsl' Republican governor of Oklahoma, Henry Bellmon has buill' a fine record as an adminisiralor as his ierm en- Jrers iis fourih year. The governor is a nalive Olclahoman. His faiher was one of ihe pioneers who look par? in lhe Cherokee Srrip land run. Mr. Bellmon was educaied in schools ai' Glenrose, Marland, and Billings, Oklahoma. He was gradualed from Oklahoma Shale Universi+y where he received- ihe disiinc- 'rion of being named +0 rhe honorary scholasiic groups of Phi Ela Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi. He served as a firsr lieuienanf during World War II where he received Jrhe Silver Sfar for heroism and rhe Legion of Merit Governor Bellmon is married and Jrhe farher of Three children. L-gi, .sc ' Le E ' 3 . if X f Q i , H? K 63. 1: , , ' 'if I: T l , 7 -are 0 3-. ',,-o ,yo OKLAHOMA STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION ARE, lefl' fo righf, lop row, Mrs. S. F. Dilmars-chairman. William T. Payne-vice-chairman. Donald S. Kennedy-secrefary. Clyde A. Wheeler-assislanl secrelary. Bob F. Allee. G. Ellis Gable. Bolrlom row. John J. Vafer, Jr.. R. L. Crowder, Jr., Harry P. Conroy, Dr. E. T. Dunlap--chancellor. T. G. Sexfon-adminislrafive assislanf. Boards A T c I Set Policies E. all s.. f s '- is ,- W I,---X K For Colleges . A The members of 'rhe Olclahoma Slale Regenls for Higher Educalion . ' f h - are appoinled by The Governor 'ro Ll ,g . H1lllf ' clelermine lhe lunclions and course ' of sludy in each college and univer- - W f-N -1 ah :gl 5 In an sily. 'ro prescribe slandards of higher an educalion applicable 'ro each slale '- f gf' '-Ja... I.:- inslilulion, lo recommend buclgel al- 'TT' I . ' T localions, and lo propose 'Fees 'ro If T S+a+e Legislalure each year. The Slale 6 Board of Regenls is appoinlecl by lhe Govefnof and approved bY,+'1e BOARD or Rae-ENTS or oKLAHoMA Senale. The regenls make regulallons COLLEGES ARE, leff fo righ+, -lop row, V. governing llle Oklahoma s'l'al'e Col- L. Browne. M. C. Collum-execufive secre- , , l'ary. Marvin K. Hambrick. Dr. Oliver leges and au-lhorlze any rules sell up NT Hoclge-president Middle row, Mrs. Merryll by 'll'le OSRHE 'ro be pul' inlo ell:eC'l Q .7 Jenningi, Jog B. lwIg1onroe.BLawrence S. Mor- , rison. rs. ovie ruiH'. oH'om row, James by The colleges. They also approve e gs V-SmHhlThOmaSWaIsh' all college purchases. employmenl, 'hx and conslruclion. l 2 I ll ' His ,wig-Q, President Has Extensive Building Plans Dr. Harrell E. Garrison has been presi- denT oT NorTheasTern STaTe College since l95l. Under his guidance The school has grown from approximaTely 900 To The presenT enrollmenl of 5.000. Always looking To The TuTure, The presi- denT recenTly announced a Tive-year build- ing program which will increase library and classroom space and oTher TaciliTies Tor The beneTiT and The enioymenT oT The sTudenTs. Dr. Garrison does noT limiT his acTivi- Ties To his oTTicial duTies', buT is' inTeresTed in civic proiecTs and olher communiTy aT- Tairs. l-lis hobbies are golT, gardening. and working and relaxing aT Riverview. his counTry home. Dr. Garrison received his bachelor's de- gree Trom BeThany-Peniel College, his masTer oT science in educaTional adminis- TraTion from NorThwesTern UniversiTy, and his docTor oi philosophy degree from George Peabody College. DR. HARRELL E. Garrison, presidenl' oT NorTheasTern Sfale College PRESIDENT HARRELL GARRlSON presenTs a graduaTe his diploma while Dr. Elwin FiTe looks on. v7f'.f -f. A.wAv2z lla -3 V a A wt M o if Hp' It DR. GARRISON DEMONSTRATES his pulling. sou1'l1paw slyle. PRESIDENT GARRISON SPEAKS al' 'flue annual 'Foolball banquel' honoring ouislanding players. RAISING A SPECIAL 'lomalo free goes along wiflw Presiclenl' Garri son's favorile hobby of gardening. DR. AND MRS. Garrison and Dulce in 'llweir home, wi'fl1 a Norfh easfern s+uden+'s painling in fha background. .'Qjf7 T .V , , - i -f ' P . .get . , .xi Q. l T 1 'V T ' ,Z , '3. -4 5 l A ' 4 Deans Aid dministration Cf Policies DR. V. W. BURROWS Dr. Vernon W. Burrows assisTs The Dean OT The College in clirecTing The TiTTh year program leading To The gracluaTe degree. l'le Took This posiTion in I963. Along wiTh his oTher duTies he is chairman ol: The GraduaTe Council, supervisor of Monday evening classes and cerTiTier of graduaTe s+uclenTs Tor The masTer oT Teaching de- gree. Serving ,as secreTary To Dr. Bur- rows is Mrs. Jack Kisner. DR. ELWIN FlTE Dr. Elwin FiTe, Dean oT The College, direcTs The enTire curriculum oT The school. l-le assumed his posiTion on February l, I963. He serves as chairman oT The Curric- ulum and, EclucaTional Policies CommiTTee. as chairman of The Research CommiTTee. and supervises a number of auxil- iary services oT The college. Serving as Dr. FiTe's sec- reiary is Mrs. Doroihy Wil- ley. assisTed by Mrs. Virginia Wilson. 7 I 'I ll- .vll - f DR. MINTER UZZELL Dr. Minler Uzzell. Dean of Siudenrs since February. I96I. assumes his official duries Thai range from super- vising personnel records of all srudenrs io freshman orienra- rion, resiing programs. and placemenr lisring. l-le also serves as Dean of Men. spon- sors ihe lnier-Fraiernily Council, advises ihe Srudeni Senare, and is a professor oi English. Assisiing Dean Uzzell wilh his daily duiies is his sec- rerary, Mrs. Helen Peiers. , 'fin 4.5 5 ' X V. ,..fvg-..e-- ri-:figga r, is-..- 't.1..m ij , ...-.,,...... 1 ll 'i MILDRED RANDELS Miss Mildred Randels, Dean of Women, serves as adviser and counselor for all women siudenis ai' The college. She has charge of women's rush aciiviries. housing for women sfudenis, Panhellenic sponsor, assisls wifh freshman orienraiion, and is a co-sponsor of rhe Siudeni' Senaie. She assumed her responsibiliiies in January, I957, alrhough she has been a member of The college faculiy for a number of years as a ieacher. Mrs. Berry Draper is her secreiary. l , ff, DR. H. L. HELTON The Direclor of Sluclenl' Aicls. Dr. l'l. L. l-lellon. as- sisls all sluclenls who need financial help lo aHencl col- lege wilh loans, scholarships. jobs, or a combinalion of These. l'lis secrelary, Mrs. Daisy Davis, handles much of 'rhe paper work in The Sluclenl Aicls Office. DR. WILLIAM PARRISH As Direclor of Purchasing. Dr. Wil- liam Parrish is in charge of all college purchases. He is also The inspeclor of malerial, supplies, and equipmenl as well as supervisor of all buildings and grounds. Mrs. Jo Ellen Rogers serves as sec relary lo Dr. Parrish. 14'-9 DR. JACK KISNER Director ot Placement Services, Dr. Jack Kisner, is in charge ot employment tor the many Northeastern graduates. He took this ottice in l954 and since then has helped many students tind positions. Along with his duty as director he also teaches education classes as a protessor ot education. Dr. Kisner's secretary is Mrs. Wanda Morrison. -tif W' ' v,t-, 1 ,tl rt. , ,, ii v .ti ' 'ti , - - ..5E 5,.l'i- - z. 'i za, ily .jp V 1 Q., Q-1 We Offices Have Many Duties, id Students MR. O. W. JONES As Director ot l-lousing, O. W. Jones has the responsibility ot assign- ing dormitory rooms and apartments as well as keeping a record ot all stu- dent housing. Also included in the duties ot his ottice are the issuing ot taculty and student parking permits and taking care ot other trattic prob- lems. l-le is assisted in his ottice by Mrs. Hattie Mae Galloway. the secretary ot the housing ottice. MRS. GAIL THOMPSON fofals fhe income for fhe clay. MRS. JUDY SOWDER keeps busy 'ryping fhe accounfs. MRS. LA FERNE Sqmifh and Bill Hinfon, cashier, go over maferial on fhe IBM machine. ,no-B rd .. -6 -Q, MRS. WILMA CARPENTER af ls , ' ,A her fypewrifer. .. H rg? f ,, :' -51-ij .4- J..' ,LQLL ii.: MRS. ROWENA WOODARD goes back fo her paper work. O. J. PYLAND. confroller of fhe Business Office, looks up for a momenf affer signing a check. I Q - l ,- I fo 'Cf' MRS. BETTY BURROUGHS. Clerk C73 T MRS. NAOMI CAMPBELL and Carolyn Marfin, clerks in fhe busi- ness office, go over a few of fhe daily accounfs. Mrs. Mrs. MORE BUSINESS OFFICE sfaff includes Berfina Thompson al' fhe adding machine and Phyllis Sanders al' her clesk working. I Employees Keep Finances In Good Order The clerks in The business office play a vifal role here al' Norfheasfern Sfafe Col- lege and fheir iolo is far from simple. They handle all fhe finances wifh O. J. Pyland as confroller and Bill Hinfon as cashier. MRS. LINDA BEAVERSON and Mrs. Jean PeTer, clerks, play mailmen in The regis'rry. Many Duties Keep Registr Clerks Busy The regisTry malces cerTain of The class requiremenTs Tor all The sTudenTs, seeing ThaT TranscripTs, healTh blanks. and all The oTher admissions Torms are in order, Typ- ing, Tiling, mailing leTTers-all These Tasks and many oThers make up The daily life oT The adminisTraTive offices in The ad- minisTraTion building. - ,a+-lc .. if isis' . N. l 'x..N MRS. JANE HENSLEY runs off Transcripis Tor The draTT board on The Xerox machine. MRS. PAULINE HENRY, one of The six clerks in The regisTry, begins her day wiTh Typing. MRS. MARY GAFFORD and Mrs. Lela Mae STowers cross check The Tiles in The regisTry. MRS. FAYE DOSS, secreTary To The regisTrar, checks dicTaTion noTes wiTh Dr. Ed. BaTTles, regisTrar and professor of poliTical science. .,1,if5,, i l , Y T. , -,f.fv-.f. I, I T ',f.,1, ix, A 52, ' ,!7 'Y--V WORKING HURRIEDLY TO finish 'Ihe I966 yearbook is Mrs. Mary Cafherine James, yearbook sponsor' and coordinafor of publicafions. Varied Duties Keep Offices Busy All Year The Office of Public Relaiions ar Norih- eas'rern, wiih Ivan I-IoImes as direcior and Ken Wagner as his assisiani. is responsible for area news coverage concerning 'rhe college and siudenis Ihrough press re- leases, pubIicaiion of ihe Noriheasiern, bi- weeIcIy college newspaper, and Jrhe mailing of brochures Io prospeciive siudenis. The office furnishes speakers for banqueis, commencemenr ai' disirici high schools. and prini' foo+baII and basIce+baII pro- grams. The Office of PubIica+ions is also under Mr. I-Iolmes' supervision. This oiiice is headed by Mrs. Mary Caiherine James. as coordinaior of publicaiions. and pub- lishes 'rhe Tsa La Gi, Nor+heas'Iern's year- book. Mrs. James is 'Ihe sponsor oi The yearbook. The PuIoIica+ions Office receni- Iy Iook charge of The Alumni NewsIeHer. N... Y rl'- l IVAN HOLMES, DIRECTOR of public relafions, and Ken Wagner, as- sisfanf direcfor of public relarions, go over marerial for 'rhe nexi weeIc's paper. KEN WAGNER, ASSISTANT direcfor of pubiic relaiions, ex plains fo Nancy PouI+on 'rhe principles of 'rhe offsei' press. I?H6iI'5i'1if'i'QIlE,' f I' ..-. ' If.. 4 if lab. Tag, ,. JOE REED TAKES hme off 'ro go fishing affer a hard clay af 'lhe EMMIT OATES, WAYNE Learned, Joe Easfham and Roberl' Gaclson, sfudem' phofographers, 'rake pigfures of lhe s'ruden'rs for l.D. cards. We 7 , T l , 1' ,iv is -V-.. i, , GLENDA MAHAR, SECRETARY for ihe phololab. pauses a few minules belweon classes. IN FRONT OF fhe camera for a change are Delmar Asbill. direcfor of fhe phofo lab, and Brenf Hamilfon. a phofographer. Photo Staff's Work Makes Yearbook Zesty Delmar Asbill. in his second year al' The college, and his sludem' helpers have spenr long hours Jrhis year geHing iusl' lhe righi shois 'ro porlray in piclures Jrhe year al Norlheaslern. No yearbook can be any beHer lhan The piclures in il, so a maior porlion of 'the credil for lhe book goes +o The pholographers. The pholography slaff of Norlheasfern nol only has a full-lime iob carrying our The needs of ihe yearbook slaff. buf H' also musr furnish piciures for +he newspaper. various brochures, and programs as w'ell as publicify picrures for press releases aboul' The college and sfudenls. 4 I I , i ,J as :rw If l 5 -w DR. VALGENE LITTLEFIELD, associafe professor of speech, right +ells an inferesring srory To Roberr Gobeiz, essisranf professor of English. left and Perry Hanan. insrrucror of speech. - ,ff -we 'W r-H-qi, r--1-.lc l ll5f Wm av -fe my -- ,r 799 ,r AQ J 'E ES: A li , 5 3, RUTH ARRINGTON, ASSISTANT professor of speech and drama coach, lislens wilh inferesl while .ludilh Wallis, insrrucior of speech, reads 'a porlion of lhe scripr for an upcoming dramalic produclion. BARBARA HANNERS. INSTRUCTOR of speech and hearing, left and Mrs. Louise Peake, inslrucror of speech and supervisor of clinical praclices, work wilh lhe audiomeler in lhe speech and hearing clinic. l 5 I N .gp ,V -, -lu. DR. EARL BLANK, clirecror of clinical services, and professor of speech, and Mrs. Doris Woodward, secrefary, check some of The clinical records. English Usage Improvement Division Goal The Division of Communicafions includes English, journalism, and speech. The pri- mary purpose of lhis division is 'ro aid all siuclenis of Noriheaslern in Their speech and use of 'lhe English language. The college slrives To help lhe sludeni in, his English usage +o open broader visfas of ihoughl by lileraiure courses and +0 Y . -. ,. , prepare him for leaching. if 75-fsfliiff'-327,13 ln 'lhe speech field debalers have won several naiional championships. Basic courses in 'lhe field of journalism are offered 'ro help a young iournalisl' in his profession or broaden his general appreciaiion of iournalism. trier, READING MATERIAL FOR some of 'lhe English courses are Belly Rilch, assisfanl professor of English, and Dr. Mariorie Holland. associafe professor of English. DR. FRANK VESLEY, chairman of 'lhe communicafions division, checks English proficiency 'lesl' scores wilh Mrs. Eugenia Thompson. inslruclor of English, and Norma Rilch. fha division secrelary and insfrucior of English. i l ,r L i 9' '3' il X1 Ik LT7 IVAN HOLMES, DIRECTOR of public relafions and inslruclor of iournalism, left and Kennelh Wagner. assislanr clirecior of public relarions and inslrucror of English, confer on makeup of The Norlheaslern. DR. HATTIE PROPST, professor of English, enioys reading some ol Ihe Iiierary works she Ieaches. 1 JIMMY BARNES, INSTRUCTOR of English. reads a choice passage of lilerarure Io Mary Saunders. Ieff, and Luana Lair. bofh inslruclors of English. THE PHOTOGRAFHER CAUGHT Mrs. Mary Caiherine Norwood, insfrucfor. of English. left and Mrs. Maurine Smifh. also an insfrucfor of English. in a relaxed momeni befween classes. ARE MRS. VIRGINIA Millican. insfruclor of English. and Myrna Hammons. insiruclor of English. on 'rhe subiecf of English liferafure? TWO INSTRUCTORS OF English. Aubrey Shepherd and Sharon Wil- liams. discuss a salieni' grammafical point CHARLES OLIVER, INSTRUCTOR of English, lisfens inlenily while James Sfewarf. also an insfrudior of English, 'iells abouf fhe new issue of Phoenix 5. Fine Arts Add To Cultural Development . J X ,, , .XV i DR. MERLE FARNSWORTH, professor ot modern Ianquages, Ieft, and Jan Maiocsay, instructor ot humanities, compare notes for their humanities classes. RUTH ALLISON, ASSISTANT professor ot art. is the senior member of the art statt. , - 'IJ I 1, 1 ' I- ' I - I A I I I - 'ifi '. W at -4, I 1 i .H f 0 . -, A gs XL 'x I 6 M v UI I Il if I I ' NI I u I I I .I x ' X I 5 I t RICHARD COONES, INSTRUCTOR ot art, finds paper work necessary to ' I 1 K . -I ni keep up with his art classes. ra-ff' Q 1 li, . I. H V , A My , -'t EUGENE SULLIVAN, INSTRUCTOR of ceramics, demonstrates the use ot the -r . ,tins - potter's wheel. 75'isiI I 4 ' A++ DR. THEO NIX. chairman of The Fine Arfs Division and professor of music, and Evelyn GraviTT. secrefary of The division, make plans for The annual disfricf music eliminafion confesfs. ii- ROYAL JENNINGS. ASSISTANT professor of music, prepares To do a liTTle pracficing on The college organ. V, ,- M, YW , V.-7 ,-...Y.--. Y-,gp .,....,- ---A. f .. , . ..-H .1 s.-, --,f.--W--F---f,., , ,- l! 4' ' my qv- The Division of Fine Arfs provides cul- Tural and eclucafional clevelopmenf in The areas of arf, humanifies, languages. and music, and offers Teaching cerfificafes in The Three fielcls. The main oloiecfives of The arf courses are To provide Training for prospecTive arf Teachers and To provide for creafive self-expression. Through languages The division Tries To develop a proficiency in language sfucly and To give a more liberal background for culfural growfh. The sfudy of humanifies focuses aTTen- Tion mainly upon The ThoughTs and emo- Tions of man and gives The sfuolenfs an appreciafion of The arfs. lvlusic prepares The music educafors in The Techniques and pedagogy of The arf and gives necessary Training in sound mu- sical pracfices. DR. PAUL GROVER, professor of music, leff, and Dr. Vicfor Showalfer, professor of music, discuss Their orchesfra and band problems. 1 i,f ,pg F--Y . .Y-- .. --Ji-,Y .I ,- ps F-fe--Y' .-fe My M W REHEARSING FOR THEIR spring con- cerT are, lef+ To righf, Dr. Theodore Wal- sfrum. professor of music: Sylvanna Prechfl, insfrucfor of music: and Dr. Ralph Whifworfh, professor of music. F!! ! '1 tg: nu JACK DOBBINS, INSTRUCTOR of heallh ancl physical educa- lion, looks up momenlarily from going over his baslcelball rec- ords. CAUGHT CASUALLY DISCUSSING previous games are Tracy Norwood Jr., as- sislanr professor of physical eclucaliong Dr. Roberf Lander, professor of physical educafion: and Dr. Kennerh Holland, assisfanl professor of physical educalion. MRS, MARTHA MARKHAM and Dorolhy Frie. loolh assisianr professors of physical eclucalion. along wilh Willa Faye Mason and Donna Lou Traugln, inslrucrors of heallh and physical eclucafion, have found lime lo 'ralk over ex- periences of 'll-me clay. Division ims t Fitness Cf ind, Bod The Division of Heallh, Physical Educa- iion, and Safely slrives io develop. Through physical aclivilies and academic courses in hygiene, an appreciaiion for 'rhe rules and laws of exercises and healihful living in a complex socieiy. The physical educalion slalf believes rhar keeping a physical form in good run- ning order helps 'ro keep lhe mind aler+. This division presenis The fundamenral principles of leaching, direcling group ac- +ivi'ries, and comperilive sporis. all of which enable ihe sludenls 'ro 'ralce an im- porianl pari as reachers in lhe field of physical educalion. Snfxd L.-n 4 -, . -.fr D. M. WADLEY, chairman of The Healih, Physical Educafion, and Safely Division and as- sociafe professor of physical educaiion, goes over a prospeclive sporl' schedule wi'rh his secreiary, Mrs. Linda Downes. GEORGE ELLIOTT, LEFT, and Gerald Benn, bolh insrrucfors of healfh and physical educa- tion, Iisfen +o Dr. Melvin Crawford, associaie professor of heallh and physical educa- fion, discuss The qualiries of a good rennis racket ,L - .2 , X-., -: 2 ' N . cz' Practical Arts Fields Teach Basic Skills Through The basic skills necessary in The Tields oT business. home economics and in- dusTrial arTs, The division oT pracTical arTs 1 is designed To prepare The sTudenT To be- ' come eTTicienT Teachers in The public schools of Oklahoma. Q-y The aim oT The business educaTion sec- 'li . . . . . . Tion is To give a general educahon in The T field oT business on a naTional and local scale. The Tield oT home economics oTTers a general culTural program Tor Those who plan To Teach home making and do home demonsTraTion work. Maior obiecTive of The indusTrial arTs program is To provide guided experiences l . , 1 .1 T 1 -,-1 ' 1 1 i' sQ:12:VL'.', , V. ii L - Af- . -fI'j-:T'l .I V BERTIS F. FERGUSON, chairman of The division of pracTical arTs and associaTe professor oT indusTrial arTs, Talks over some division business wiTh Mrs. Mary BuTler. secreTary oT The division. THREE MEMBERS OF The pracTical arTs division, all assisTanT professors of business educaTion, enioy looking over TuTure lesson plans. They are Dr. Bobbie Bafeman, leff, RoberT Honea. and Zoe Davis. fi Vis L in The use oT maTerials, Tools, machines, and oTher phases oT indusTry ThaT have become an imporTanT parl' of our modern indusTrial socieTy. 4 DR. CESARO LOMBARDI, assisTanT professor of indusTrial arTs, and Dr. James LedbeTTer, also an assisfani' professor of indusfrial arTs. check some blueprinTs prepared by a sTudenT. DR. MARY HAAS and Dr. Nadene Harris, bofh professors of DR. JACK WHISENHUNT, lefl, and Dr Russell Walker professors of business educafion, along wifh Dorofhy Yandell assnsfanr professor of buss ness educafion, check on class schedules for nexl year JOE KING, TERRY Reed, and Amos Wakefield prlnfers for Norfheaslern work hard fo meef a deadline. Reed is an insfrucfor of prinhng also home economics, are inferesfed in economics area. 'I n , se... .ny new plans for The home MRS. IRMA LEE Slierwalf. insfrucfor of business educafion. seafed, locafes poinfs of inferesf around Tahlequah for fwo ofher insfrucfors of business eclucafion, Dr. Lovena Wheeless and Mrs. Bessie Seurer. , ,, ,,, n 4, icq.. APPARENTLY PLEASED AFTER working ouf fhe fall schedule are Wesley G I-loulc, insfrucfor of accounfing, and Ray A. Sfearns msfrucfor of business edu cafion. S., 144.1 gif -,,. rr 'xg 1 1.....-.--, DR. JOHN LOWE, chairman oT The division oT social science and professor of polifical science. begins a day aT The office by answering a leTTer wiTh his secreTary, Mrs. Louise SmiTh. DR. AMOS MAXWELL, associaTe professor of poliTical science, brushes up on The laTesT in The world oT poliTics. Courses Aid Citizenship, eadership The Division oT Social Science is com- prised oT The Tields of economics, geogra- phy, hisTory, poliTical science, and so- ciology. Through iTs academic conTacTs The divi- sion' seelcs To give The sTudenTs a sTeadily broadening undersTanding oT social rela- Tionships Through a sTudy oT The develop- menT oT The social, economic, and poliTi- cal insTiTuTions, pasT and presenT, which underlie The American democraTic sysTem. The courses are planned To creaTe an in- TeresT in and useTul background Tor ciTizen- ship and communiTy leadership: To pro- vide acquainTance wiTh The liTeraTure oT The areas beyond The TexTboolc: and To give a realizaTion ThaT much oT This liTera- Ture can be boTh valuable and enioyable as avocaTional reading aTTer The period oT Torrnal academic Training has been com- pleTed. THOMAS DEAN, INSTRUCTOR of geography Tor The second semesTer only, formerly oT Eihiopia, has no diTTiculTies disciplining his classes. 61:11. L . u,..-..-4 --.,...u,q,'uMim ,- ii- T145 I u ' .4-pf T 34' , f f T Y 'T s .r A l g-I' T '3 X ' JACK FORREST, ASSISTANT professor of social science, Takes a momenT Trom his busy schedule Tor a cup oT coTTee and some enlighTening conversaTion wiTh Charles King, insTrucTor oT his- Tory. ROBERT GRUEBEL, LEFT, and John Buss, boTh insTrucTors oT eco- nomics, geT TogeTher Tor some dis- cussion. 7 'g, saEr'!'Lv- -1 M I A J-,-1-plib GOING OUT TO coffee offer class are Dr. Nafhan C. Brooks. professor of geography: Ralph D- CFOSS. essisfanf professor of geography: and CIWGFISS ROQSFS. insfrucfor of geography. CALVIN TURNBOW. ASSOCIATE professor of hisfory. shows 'rhe prize four-poinl' buck he killecl wifh a bow and arrow 'Io Dr. John Morris and Rudia Halliburfon, assisfenf professors of hisfory. DR. MAXWELL O. Whife, professor of his- fory, and Dr. Roberf Killingsworfh. also pro- fessor of hislory. converse ebouf pasf hisfory and currenf affairs. vs- -- WE I f y l ,yggniig tl if 5- 'il I 'lll ' 2 fx ' xi g 1 wx , , I'- r ii , f . ' 4 'Q . . 13-E'-, L is Q' ' Egg x .jj 1.-1 ,.,. 'W I 'sl 'Ii is if-I .11i'-a- I If ' j-1.11, g 22441, X hr.-'A 'sf o :ill-15 X I I ' Ulf, LOOKING THROUGH A sociological iournal are Herschel L. I-learn. as- sisfanf professor of sociology. and Dr. Adele Turner. associafe professor of sociology. 5 I .1 N.. xr:- ll- Z-.5 DR. CYRIL W. Grace. professor of sociology. and Dr. I-Ierberf D. Boggen. associafe professor of sociology. checlc sfafisfics on fhe principle of dynamic sociology. 41 lit? '-11:0 ,J MARVIN M. LOMAX. assisf- enf professor of social science. and Cliffon E. Harf, essociafe professor of social science. fhink back over 'rhe pasf year. x-.:v..L. Y .4 , . New Division Cffers Major, Certificate The Library Science Division was formed This year as fhe eighfh academic division af Norfheasfern Sfafe College. Formerly a secfion of fhe Communicafions Division, The new division offers a major in 'rhe field, which qualifies fhe sfudenf for a public school library cerfificafe. The library program is designed 'ro pro- rw ru-.x,,i2-L: - E -,.....,. ,f...., -. - . . - - , . ,, ' 1 'ill-F ' in Q' -i vide prerequisife courses for fhose in- - f ji' . . . . . . 4 , . , Q 5' ' feresfed in admission fo a professional li- ,-.-. ...ig -.e '- m -5 - brary: fo offer professional preparafion for if if - P f '--.. '- -- , 4 TLT 'M , 3 .IN '- . sfudenfs inferesfed in becoming elemeonfary l if ' -C - - ' 5 ' f x i , 'l and secondary school librarians: fo exfend xi -' i A E' ' - ' H A assisfance fo school adminisfrafors, 'reach- ers, and lay groups fhrough research. sur- veys, special courses, efc.: and fo work wifh siafe, regional. and nafional agencies 'ro promofe libraries. ...1 skis., LIKE MANY OF ihe sfudenfs af Noriheasfern. 'lhis sfudenf is faking advanfage of fhe sfudy room in fhe library. LEFT TO RIGHT. Mrs. Rufh Killingsworfh and Mrs. Mary Tressider, as- sisfanf librarians, and Mrs. Jewell Dold, library assisfanf, are using fhe new Xerox copying machine, one of The laresr addifions fo rhe library facilifies. THE JOHN VAUGHAN Library was opened for use in January. I949. The library collecrion of over I00.000 volumes conrains well-selecied reference works in addifion fo bound periodicals. governmenf documenfs, and ofher maierial for general reading. 1 XXL ,AK S l ,. .v J xx X . -- '1- GILBERT FITES. HEAD librarian, and Mrs. Jean Nix, assislanl librarian, consider new boolcs lo be added lo lhe library. ?f Xl f s I Q , 4' el FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES in The library, lefi' fo righf, are Jan Laney. Linda Fagen, and Judy Dillard. who keep busy wirlw 'ihe card files. il ., E 1 ...Iii . 'fi' 'E' if 1... l X f r1-. . CHECKING AND CATALOGlNG some of 'lhe new library malerials are, lefl 'lo righf, Mrs. Capilola Wadley, library assislanlg Mrs. Helen Wheat library as- sislanig and Mrs. Polly Clarke, assislanl librarianf ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS, MRS. Obera Cude. leff, and Mrs. Reba Cox. are always ready lo assisr slu- denls in finding reference marerials. L. E. WALLEN, chairman oi lime naiural science division and professor of chemisiry. finds a momeni 'ro look over a 'iravel pamphlei wi+l1 fhoughrs of summer in mind. --viii - I i 46 i fi' MRS. VERA ROZELL, secrerary of ihe division, fakes a sec ond look ai' a finished repori. TWO INSTRUCTORS OF physics, Lanny Joe Reed, leff, and Kirk Boairiglwf, relax over a smoke io debaie lime finer poinis of physics. N J AUSTIN KETCHER, CENTER, and David Cook, righf, boila inslruciors oi chemis fry. drop in on Dr. D. D. Finley. professor of clwemislry. '--'vun..,,,xQ-uu!i- sg...- Wul LLB 1 Science, Math Give Training In Fields ln fhe Division of Nafural Science and Mafhemafics fhe various subdivisions-bi- ology, chemisfry, geology, mafhemafics, nafural science, physics, and zoology-are faughf wifh fhe definife view of being an infegrafed parf of fhe college curriculum. For fhose who desire fo worlcufoward fhe degree of bachelor of science in eclucafion and sfafe cerfificafion in science, a broad program is offered fo provide for fhe dif- ferenf inferesfs and apfifudes of fhe sfu- denfs. For 'rhe sfudenfs who do nof plan fo work in fhe field of science, There is an affempf fo demonsfrafe and fo promofe knowledge concerning fhe fundamenfal law of fhe uni- verse. The pre-professional courses lead 'ro fhe more fechnical sfuclies in fhe field of den- fisfry, engineering, medicine, and fechnol- ogy are presenfed as a foundafion fo ad- vanced courses in fhe chosen field. DR. HERBERT MONKS, assisfanf professor of mafhemafics, shows' Dr. Raymond Carpenfer. professor of mafhemafics, fhe solid forms used fo help in fhe feaching of mafhemafics. ...-:-I .ullns..um....s-.'-,- - ' -- -...,1.s..Lg .xr-'Q ,-r .pn,- on-e----..,,-, ,f -.-- -- X07 llyggsc - MIKE REAGAN, INSTRUCTOR of mafhemafics, and Dr. Emmif Wheaf, professor of mafhemafics, are solving one of fhe difficulf problems found in fhe more advanced mafh courses. .X CHARLES GRANT, INSTRUCTOR of mafhemafics, sil's down wifh Doyle Sfone, also an insfrucfor of mafhemafics, fo laugh al' an amusing incidenf in a pre- vious class. 47 .ET PAUSING TO EXAMINE a large rock specimen are R, C. Bryan, insiruclor of general science. and Dr. Charles H. Douglas, associaie professor of nafural science. s A- -of-Q, , I-1.--...I n i 1 Z..T XX r J,fW,,,.N-N-U 'n ., 2,...-.,, XX JOE ANDERSON, ASSOCIATE professor of boiany, and Helen Aingworih, assisfanf professor of biology. are inspeciinq an ear of corn for possible disease. Y Q . ' 1 W . 4'- rl DR. J. D. REEVES and George Clark, assisranr professors ohscience. discuss class schedules wirh Edward Galloway, assislani' professor of science. IN SINCERE MEMORY of Dr. Edwin Marchanr, professor of biology. whom we wish lo honor for his greai abiliiies as a reacher. We will long remember The gills of wisdom he has insiilled in rhe minds of his sludenrs. Dr. Marchanl died May I4, 1966. S 7 Y PRESIDENT HARRELL GARRISON and Carl Borcher discuss the good points ofa Piper Cherokee Six. I Flight School Interests Both Men, Women Aviation classes began their second year as part of Northeastern's curriculum. Students learn the principles of flight with ground school which consists of basic train- ing in weather. radio, and navigation. Stu- dents need not finish ground school before beginning instruction in flight school, but before making a solo flight they are re- quired to have eight to ten hours dual flight. By the end ofthe semester students have usually completed enough hours to obtain a private pilot's license, which is the primary goal of most of the students. Ground school and flight school attract girls as well as boys. In June Tahlequah will host the National Parachuting Championships. where more than IOO top parachutists compete for na- tional standing. Carl Borcher is head of aviation and in- structor ot ground and flight school at Northeastern. .ld s . -Q, -1'-, 'FY' Fuel-it insmucnon cLAssEs have be- come a familiar sight at the airport. 'iff , req. .,.-.-,v :lf ,zg 'L -A., .i,1.3:I '2 'fg31e:lf,y:s3e Q. ,grit-r'. flfv I. ll ,,. 'f ', Q. V .2-grgizasiriiur-ref-ar'if rf ',y'ka'4i.w:-'E'fifXig'9 F? - 1,Qa'-- -fl: '-..1ji,,,f1g- , ' .e ' 1452154 1 J. N v - -1 + s - av 1 v 5 writ- - at ' 1232135 Su iw.ig2A' 'i7fQ:9 Stix' ' i ' ,F?2't?t1'1 ft I-Q ll i J ,K r E MR. BORCHER SHOWS a student in one of his ground avia tion classes how to log gas mileage. A SKY-DIVER breaks his tall with a para- chute. J . l ' as l. tx l . ,7 l 1 l.',f ' xl V RON SMITH CLIMBS aboard an old World War Il fighter on exhibit at the airport air show. I I Interns Given Experience In Teaching The Division of Educafion and Psychology is responsible for fhe area of professional educafion in all phases of fhe Jreacher edu- cafion program and for all of fhe program in elemeniary educafion. Through fhe divi- sional courses a fufure 'feacher complefes fhe work necessary fo earn a degree in edu- cafion. Through ifs infern reaching program, which is unique in iis pracfice of send- ing sfudenfs fo various area schools for a full semesfer of being in a classroom under fhe supervision of an experienced feacher. 'rhe division prepares many men and women for The leaching profession. if l. if T ,K 1 , ',' i l - i - i l, l l Tn ' fl V' T Q as DR. MAJOR McCLURE, professor of educafion and chairman of The division of educafion and psychology, gefs assisfance from fhe division secrefary. Mrs. Cleo Hall. DR. JAMES ADAMS, professor of educafion, and Dr. Frankie Harris. professor of elemenfary educafion, coordinafe 'rhe unique Norfheasfern infern feaching program. THREE ASSISTANT PROFESSORS of educafion gef fogefher for a discus- sion for fheir mufuel benefit They are. lefi' fo righf, Ross Underwood, Dr. Lloyd Slagle. and Dr. Corbeff Smifh. DR HARVEY E. Jones. professor of educaiion. shows his new book Lesson Plans Thai Teach, fo Dr. Howard Thompson, assisfanf professor of educafion. Dr Jones' book will be used as 'fhe fexf in his reading class fhis fall. KEEPING UP WITH fhe record of one of flie freshmen are Leonard Rainwarer. freshman counselor and insfrucfor of educafion. and his secrefary. Mrs. Belfye Besr. TOM JOHNSON, INSTRUCTOR of audio-visual educafion. confers wifh Dr. Fred Taylor, assisfanr professor of research, on films for use in flue educarion and psychology classes. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS, DONALD S. I-lerrlein, assisfanl' profes- sor of guidance and counseling. and Jack Winton. insfrucfor of guidance and counseling. discuss a counseling problem. r- 9 r j MRS. PHYLLIS MOHNEY is secrefary for Dr. Fred Taylor. ,.,,f was 'S DR. JAMES JONES, associafe professor -of psychology, shares some inferesfing reading wifl1 Dr. Erwin Turner. left and Dr. Mifclwell Mann, also associaie professors of psy- chology. 5 Nl V-- Y, -.-W . . 'Y ' ' - '7f-l', V 7' -1 A . '-'-'---41 N-ff we-M-1-F,-f.,J s , l l l R' l Lg E l professor of eclucalion. have a common inreresl in psychology. DR. JACOB PLETT, professor of educalion, Lee King Quiefr, inslruclor of educallon and psychology, and Dr. James E. Goss. associafe professor of educaiion. share an amusing problem. DR. FLOYD STIERWALT. assisrlanf professor of educailon, relurnecl lo his Alma Maier. Norlheasiern. 'lhis year as a coorclinalor for lhe inlern leaching program. 1 52 DR. WALLACE HILL, associefe professor of education, looks Through some 'reaching nofes. DR. WILLIAM T. RIDDLE, professor of educarion, lefl. and Dr. ,Glen Sizemore. also a --ll ...gc - ., 4, . ,k . Nwf' ' f MRS. CATHRYN JONES, assislanl' manager. lakes a mlnule 'lo look up from her daily dulies. ALWAYS KEEPING PREPARED 'lo service lhe sludenls are boolcsfore employees Gene Cragar. asslslanl' manager: Mrs. Calhryn Jones, assislanl manager: and Shirley Evans, clerk. Bookstore Cffers Variety Cf Supplies The Norlheaslern Slale College boolcslore is localed in lhe Sludenl Cenler under 'rhe managemenl of Dana May. The looolcslore was planned 'ro provide college lexlboolcs. supplies, sporllng goods. iewelry and olher mls- cellaneous ilems for 'rhe sluclenls' con- vennence. MANAGER OF THE boolcslore, Dana May, goes over 'lhe records +o make sure everyfhlng comes oul' rlghl. Cafeterias, Snack Bar, Popular Spots Three of The mosl frequenled places on campus are 'rhe calelerias and Snack Bar. Nor'rheas'rern's 'rwo cafelerias play a vilal parr in mainlaining 'rhe college. They are service unils calering primarily lo lhe sluclenl body, facully, and slalf. ln addilion 'ro lhe regular meals served in 'lhe cafelerias, The workers prepare for special banquels. parlies, ancl meelings for college and communily groups. For snaclcs and leisure hours, sluclenls lake aolvanlage ol lhe Snack Bar. Much lime is spenl' by sluclenls reflecling on problems of 'rhe clay and grabbing biles belween meals. T533 If wt iff? HAZEL PATTERSON, CLERICAL assislanl, answers lhe lelephone in her office al fhe healing planl. . ,13'... 1' 5161?-' 1 4 'fl :dig 3 L ,n ,554 :cj fe: 1 l1.ll rg K 3 ' Q ,K f v',',' F f-gif lil. a'1xY',, 'ii J. NANCY ROBERTSON. DIETITIAN, looks +hroug,h her files for her monlhly reporl MRS. RUBY BURKS, Snack Bar manager, checks over her figures for The day. 7 'TITf'7 mum v mm co. E! ll mrcom '-sm ll WNW' mm c D 'Wi MAY 1966, N 9 10 I1 12 13 14 4 25 26 27 :ag , 'i 5 5 5 G 7 dsl ....- ' 2021 an -::' 1 1517 'Mg za 52 'I' '11, 1 ' l '- 5 . 1 if'-we LELA CANADA, FULL-time registered nurse. heads the Student Health Center. Student assistants are. Bill Brown. seated, Jim Lewallen. Melanie Mallonee, Yolanda Brown. ealth Center Hostesses Aid Student Life ' The Student Health Center is tully equipped to aid those in need ot its services. The center is in charge ot a .registered nurse and maintains the services ot a college physician. Med- ications are distributed at reduced costs to students and no charge is made tor the services ot the center. Dormitory supervisors have a large responsibility here at the Northeastern campus. Their duties are many and varied, trom hostesses to counselors. HOSTESSES FOR EACH dormitory are, left to right, Mrs. Margaret Reed, Cherokee Hall: Mrs. Ernestine Starr, Wilson Hall: Mrs. Elsie -H-wg-1' Hood. North Leoser Center: Mrs. Naomi Foreman. Haskell Hall: Mrs. Elma Cowand, Leoser Center. yt I ASSISTANT HOSTESSES FOR the dormitories are, lett to right, Mrs. Clara McClure, Cherokee Hall: Mrs. Clora Powell, Wilson Hall: Mrs. Naomi Albitz and Mrs. LaVaughn Nash, Leoser Center. if FAQ ,Q 5 W 1 ,J-b -0' 1 T1' ' 'V - ' . ,. F f..i'QA.- , I: W ws I 1 Y - 'M 5 ' . ' ix, i . 'I Y Q ii ra . v .A ' ' ff V I ,. -I ' 'fyfi-' I f ,L ,- Ll' E ' Wx' F' QF ' N 7 I X , , l .W-5, , :V N .Y , ,i A A .A ' V55! .. . K N ' Y, ,,..,,,l ,r P ' -' f - '- 4 , j 1 .1 , ' 1 l , - V 'mx .0 I 3 'Li Q A In 'K rv H .- ' ' H HF ' 1 . Wk' . I ' , 1 -' js. ' ' ' M Ei' Wi' U Y I ,',', 9 j N M v -N rf Y .Q H' K r'v.,j.,Xx lf , .' . F I , V '. A I ,M 3 rl Y A in ' Q ' ' a . Q V -. i H ' I I-N . V f-wh i 'N , A w I - U M, Mg.- X Q ,, W, iv I . 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I Q l gf' -fi is ff X ,Ly Ya' 5 v ,V-I7 rf 'N X l fm? v 5Am f iw QQX , f f + S '. Y 4 ,fl Ig KW . .S - I f I , rf 5 , X ..'1ff'Y ':: 3. if Q x. lv, .- r . - , , .. Q. -...A 1 fe, .1 'il 'M ., 1 f ' ' , V I ' JIM MALONE, RETIRING presidenT. presenTs The gave and leadership of The sTudenT body To Ron WhiTe. 1966-I967 presidenT. DEAN MILDRED RANDELS cuTs her birThday cake while Dean MinTer Uzzell, co-sponsor. looks on. STUDENT SENATE HHH?-new T 'afar-'fe Senate as New ameg Hosts OISA In April NorTheasTern was hosT To various schools oT Oklahoma lnTercollegiaTe Scho- lasTic AssociaTion membership, and became The STudenT AssociaTion of NSC insTead of The STudenT SenaTe. ThroughouT The year The STudenT Associa- Tion sponsors such proiecTs as The VeTerans Day Rally. Sadie Hawkins Dance. The BesT- Dressed Girl ConTesT, The Red Cross Blood- mobile, The all-college dance in cooperaTion wiTh The Tsa La Gi, The penny-a-minuTe laTe daTe dance. cheerleader elecTions. and nominaTions To Who's Who. OTTicers elecTed To STudenT SenaTe represenT The sTudenT body as a whole and work in programs oT recreaTion and social evenTs wiTh The TaculTy members. The purpose oi This organizaTion is To promoTe parTicipa- Tion in governmenT and To TurTher The spiriT of uniTy and cooperaTion Through uniTying The sTudenT body on campus. s W lk-T vi-.2 A 'L MEMBERS OF I965-I966 STuden'r Senafe are, seaied, lefT To righf, Bobby ScoTT: Bob Dibbleg Carol Akin: Liz Reidy: Lee Schoefflerg Bob Ha+haway, vice presidenT: Jim Malone. president STeve Swann. secreTary-Treasurer: Bonnie Burns: Lynn Weeks: Frank Burrus. parliamenTariang Carolyn WhiTe: Bob EllioTTq Suzan Green. hisTorian. LJ, HIT oo if x, 'fwlWffo is vi , If s, L L A N l ' 5.xii40':, ,J A if- Ji SON so - IUIRSONIIEI, Uvmmuner I eee us ' ,IT 4 V., ,vf1L.:-.- I - ' ,Y 1-fv:f'1 i6: i I - I I X ,,.i.M,'- . POSTERS ACROSS THE balusfrade of 'the ballroom herald eleclion lime af NSC. Xia FACULTY MEMBERS JOIN sluclenfs in giving blood and Ivan Holmes' willingness +o donafe fypifies ihis. Vi EACH CANDIDATE ADDS some las? minufe speech-making before Ihe polls. PART OF ELECTION lime occurs affer 'lhe polls close, when Sfudenl' Sena+e officers counl ballofs. JIM MALONE AND Evelyn Sfogsdill regisrer represenralives of +he Okla- homa Inrer-Scholaslic Sludenl Associalion. i Larger Size, i ore Color In Tsa a Gi The I966 Tsa La Gi began wiTh many ' ideas and Two 'oldsTers' Tor co-ediTors. T Under The guidance of Mrs. Mary CaTh- l erine James, The new sponsor oT The yearbook and coordinaTor of publicaTions, The sTaTT sTarTed organizing and arranging meeTings, page layouTs, and proiecTed pic- Tures. The sTaTT was enlarged This year To include a Tree-lance phoTographer and an MRS JAMES YEARBOOK adviser and Mrs Lu Carroll represenfahve from Taylor Publish- arllsl' To keep up wiTh The growTh of The school The size of The yearbook was increased To 9 x l2. Color phoTographs for division pages and more color in The I6-page sec- Tion were also new TaceTs of The revised Tsa La Gi. ln November aT The OCPA conference in STillwaTer The Tsa La Gi won second place in The yearbook division. l l l T l-'NDA Eff-RP. GIRL Friday for The sTaTf, finds Time for conTemplaTion and a cool drink. Co EDITORS SUZAN Greene and Shalah LighTfooT Tind ThaT edifing also includes supervising phoTographers. l l V,-1-,Q?.n, ,wg L x --LQ v,,. iw-w 'isxx L- 9 ,. x Fx ',',Z,iX,lm:fskAi , fl ,. X. W' v'v7x f'Jk 75H1' J 'v . 'J 4 -I , 1-.fa ff.fi:::m f W f--,ti limi M.. ' x -Sq, v w 4 P1'r ',fg1 ,', '- , 1 J 4, wR 1' X kj Q N Q S X XXX: N x x NX , K we N- 1 Y .r 1' JK, si. CS NNIE SMITH, FIRST se fy., gl.-5, - .,,,V,... .I Af-'Z ' '-M7 EVELYN STOGSDILL, EDITOR-in-chief. discusses pasfe-ups wiTh Henry HunT. sporfs ediTor, Janis Thomas, Page 2 ediTor. and Delorus Whalen, Page 3 ecliTor. 1 T i TT l'1l1-ll-U' T'-. 1-. 1 5 f h V X ,.- FEATURE WRITER, JO Lynn Green. rechecks TacTs on an up- coming sTory. T l r, i is , T W, 5, . gy T P. ' , 'JR l. . , T ,Pl'HfFf3f1 l .- ' l ,flTC:T1 L.. ..1aF5g3S3.:. ll. T ' l . , 'Q 2 ., ,'f1ff.11 T ,. -' T ,T..n-r il In ,Y f y5', U:,'-V l D-ii Newspaper Takes Honors For 2nd Year The NorTheasTern has been pub- lished bi-weekly This year Through The public relaTions oTTice and The school prinT shop under The supervision oT Ivan Holmes. public relaTions direcTor, Ken Wagner, assisTanT public relaTions direcTor, and Terry Reed, insTrucTor OT prinTing. LasT Tall The NorTheasTern again broughT home honors Trom The annual Oklahoma CQllegiaTe Press Associa- Tion newspaper conTesT. including TirsT places in ediTorial wriTing. TeaTure wriT- ing and TeaTure phoTography, and Third place as The besi' all-around college newspaper. Plans are underway To in- crease prinTing TaciliTies To provide Tor a weekly publicaTion nexT year. BILL RODGERS, FIRST semesTer reporTer Tor The NorTheasTern. looks over arT work Tor Parenfs Day wiTh sTaTT arTisT and carToonisT Helen Dodds. KATHY COOPER AND Linda Crawley read and re-read The galley proofs Tor errors NJ LOIS SMITH AND Janice Vance prepare plaies for 'rhe addressograph. f f KEN WAGNER, ASSISTANT direcior of public relafions, member of fhe Norfheasiern family. GARY DOWELL ADDRESSES papers Io alums. I ALUMNI. NEWSLETTER EDITOR, John BarneH', finds keeping up wi'rh oId grads an exac+ing iob. in 9 f 46953 ,Liege-:iii X IVAN HOLMES, SPONSOR of The Noriheasiern, smiles gIee'IuIIy as he opens his Chrisimas preseni. TOM TANNEHILL AND Henry Hun'I', sporis ediiors, compare T, game s'ra+is+ics. National Frat T Organized In December The NorTheasTern chapTer of Pi DelTa Epsilon, naTional iournalism TraTerniTy, is The newesT organizaTion on campus. Or- ganized in December. l965. wiTh I5 char- Ter members. The group is pledged To The promoTion of sTuclenT parTicipaTion in un- dergraduaTe publicaTions. lT aTTempTs To elevaTe The cause oT iournalism and To re- ward The iournalisTs on publicaTions sTaTTs a- G f f Tor Their eTTorTs and accomplishmenTs by DELORUS WHALEN, Pl Delfa Epsilon presi- admission +0 In membership. denT, parTicipaTes aT The insTalling of The chap- rer members. Pi DelTa members have worked wiTh sev- eral proiecTs. including The Miss NorTh- easTern pageanT, in an eTTorT To beneTiT Marvin Rice. boTh The journalism program aT NorTheasT- ern as well as The enTire college program. SHOWN SIGNING THE Pi DelTa Epsilon by- laws -is John BarneTT aided by Grand SecreTary Pl DELTA EPSILON Q-v FRONT ROW, SEATED, leTT To righT, Suzan Greene. Treasurer: Evelyn STogsdill, secreTary: Janis Thomas: Delorus Whalen, president FayeTTa Charloe: Shalah Lighrfoof, vice president Cindy WesT. Back row, leTT To righl, Marion Rice, Pi Della Epsilon grand secreTary: Bill Rodgers: Ellis Thompson: Ronald SmiTh: John BarneTT: Tom Tannehill: David Main. SIGMA TAU DELTA 171.31 A Tw. -'.gI,5l':g 1' .3 TU? hgxi ' 1 1 FRONT ROW SEATED, Iefl lo righl, Joyce Halfacre. publicalions edilor: Sue Rolh: Gary L. Dursf, vice presidenl: James E. Slewarl, sponsor: Bobby Jones: Dan Simmons: Judy Giblin. presidenl. Slanding, Iefl lo righl, Dale Walls: Bill lceg Bill Smilh: Janice Sleele: Norma McCormack: Belle Reece: Joedda McCoy Phillips, secrelaryg Johnny Greenfield: Melba Fryer: Jill Beall, hisloriang Peggy Doyle: Gay Davis: Mary Hough. 'Phoenix ' Big Project Of Fraternit Sigma Tau Della is an organizalion whose members slrive lo promole lhe maslery ol wrilrlen expression, lo encourage worlh- while reading, and lo losler a spiril ol lel- lowship among men and women inleresled in English. Oualilicalion for membership is a sincere inleresl in lhe arl' ol English plus a major or minor in English. Sigma Tau Della began ils second year ol organizalion on NSC's campus by solicil- ing for arlicles for lhe PHOENIX 5. The PHOENIX 5 is an anlhology ol sluclenls' wrilings and is published yearly. The prol- ils lrom lhe sale go inlo lhe lralernily's fund for nexl year's publicalion. Sigma Tau Della also sponsored a Teacher of 'rhe Year conlesl and a poelry and shorl slory conlesl among lhe conlribulors lo lhe anlhology. GARY DURST PRESIDENT of Si ma Tau Della . 9 - presenls sponsor James Slewarl wilh an apprecia- lion gill from lhe lralernily. CHARLES OLIVER, SIGMA Tau Della English Teacher of lhe Year, and Joyce Hallacre, edilor of lhe PHOENIX 5. and lheir recognilion cerlificales. , -I 1 s -sf 65 DR. VICTOR SHOWALTER conducts the band at the annual Christmas concert. ARROWHEAD BAND Band Supports any College A 1 Activities The year began tor the Northeastern State College Arrowhead Band with early morning band practice in preparation tor tootball game. Throughoutithe band brought spirit and rousing the tirst year the music to the tootball tans, whether it was at home improved or away. The titty piece band and added new precision drills with plans to have maiorettes next year as part ot the marching drills. ln November. the band ioined with the student body tor a salute to Veterans Day and loyalty at a tlag raising ceremony on the school lawn. The band also presented its annual Christmas and spring, concerts ,tor the school, and a closed Student Conductors Concert tor the music protessors to iuclge. MEMBERS OF THE Northeastern Arrowhead Concert Band are. left to right, 'Front row: Dr. Victor Showalter, director: Sharon Williams: Roger Shaw. Second row Carolyn White Kathy Waldon Margaret Lundquist: Karen Broomfield: Homer Emery: Annette Eberhard: Karen Bauer. Third row: Ted Browning Jo Ellen Rankin Bill McClure Tom Gay: Bobby Scott: Dennis Mullins: Connie Sixlciller: Kyle Dameron: Gayle Horn. Fourth row: Bonnie Bird: Dean Kroeker Robert Stephens Robert Yeager Kenneth Luck: Andy Houston: Bill Hearn: Chuck Vericat: Bill Newland: Tommie Boyes: Manuel Holland: Keener Cobb Robert Freed Bill Snelling Lee Blankenship: Mark Coverstone. sYMPHoNY ORCHESTRA ggwg 5 A l, N i 'efn,,. f , :,41! iifff1'u'f-' 'ij'.iii-7iTg1'Fi:'fe5Pzy.,-Q M ,gg l 1 V - 'i ,, .r 4 L V' ' W Q4 A - 'ine-l U Igi+'efJE.i if: - -, ' H ,- .,- r ' , - T - --- ' A za MEMBERS OF THE Northeastern Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra are. left to right, front row: Dr, Paul Grover, conductor: Loretta Dodds: Loretta Butcher: Beverly Bryan: Paul Whitworth: Donna Myrick: Susan Whitney: Florence Stanley: Gayle Horn. Second row: Elwin Fite: Mary Jane Seeger: Tom Stroup: Roger Shaw: Margaret Lundquist: Martha Snider: Vera Holland: Ted Browning: Kyla Lewis: Ethel Grover: Evelyn Gravitt. Third row: Royal Jennings: Theodore Walstrum: Dean Kroeker: Bonnie Bird: Sidney Showalter: Micheal Coleman: Karen Bauer: Robert Yeager. Fourth row: Tom Gay: Jim Robbins: Carl May: Dawn Knollenberg: Dennis Mullins: Tommie Boyes: William Newland: Kyle Dameron: Jerry Forbes: William Snelling: Allen Lawson: Randy Garner: Mark Coverstone. Orchestra ' dds Cultural s Opportunity The Northeastern Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra is composed ot Northeastern students and taculty members- along with other residents ot the Tahlequah area, A DR. PAUL GROVER, conductor, checks the music tormal concert ot standard symphonic mu- Score during an orchestra rehearsal' sic is presented each semester. The North- eastern String Quartet is a chamber music group made up ot tirst desk string players ot the orchestra. They pertorrn on a variety ot occasions each year. including tormal recitals. and turnish music tor such social tunctions as tormal banquets and recep- tions. l, During the l965-66 season the orchestra performed in Haydn's oratorio. The Crea- tion. and in a Bach cantata. ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL CALLS for deep concentration. i ,bf fx MENC MEMBERS KRIS Sfraffon. Chris Murphy. and Presiden+ Mark Coversione ioined wiih Skip Jones io form ihe Redman Singers, a folk singing group. MENC Cffers New Concepts To Musicians Siudeni chapiers of 'rhe Music Educafors Naiional Conference are campus organiza- iions designed 'ro give siudenis of music educaiion aciive membership in a profes- sional organizaiion. Membership in 'rhe or- ganizaiion is open io any person regularly enrolled in college and inieresied in fur- ihering music educaiion. Membership in MENC aids The siudenis who pariicipaie in developing praciical and realisiic concepis of +he music educa- +ion profession and gives Them 'rhe op- poriuniiy io become acquainied wiih lead- ers in music educaiion. MUSIC EDLICATORS NATIONAL CCNFERENCE FRONT ROW. LEFT io right Tommie Boyes: Karen Bauer: Lynn Mifchellg Andy Houslon: Bob Riischel: Randy Slinkard. Second row, lef+ io righf: Mariorie Smiih, secreiary: Kennefh Marchanig Anneife Eberhard: Nancy Bean: Mary Jo Graves: Vickie- Dodson: Mark Coversfone, presideni: Ralph Whiiworih. sponsor. Third row, lefl' io righf, BeHy Clemons Moulion: Bonnie Jean Bird: Dean Kroeker: Kris Sirailon: Bob Scoii: Carolyn Whiie: Roberi' Yeager: Mike Coleman: Kyle Dameron, vice president NORTHEASTERN SINGERS KK .. X A.. MEMBERS OF THE Norlheasiern Singers are, fron? row, lefl' lo righi, Bonnie Bird: Kennefh Luck: Kris Sfraffong Dana May: BeHy Moulfon. Second row, lefl' io righl, Lynn Milchellg Bob Rifschel: Peggy Coop: Bill Newland: Marjorie Smifh. Third Row, lefl lo righf, Jane McAfee: Jack Carson: Margarel' Lundquisig Chris Murphy: Kennerh Prarher, Dr. Whirworfh conducling. Small Choir Fills Many Engagements The big even'r of ihe year for 'rhe Norih- easlern Singers and lhe Chorus is 'rhe Candlelighling Service held annually. The si Cancllelighiing Service is a Noriheasiern - lradiiion begun in l95O by Dr. Ralph Whir- worlh, professor of music, in his second year al Noriheaslern. The Noriheaslern Singers were also slaried by Dr. Whiiworlh I0 years ago. This group was begun 'ro have a choral performing organizaiion small enough lo 'rravel and lo perform ai various lunciions. The Singers are boih educaiional and for public relalions. They perform ai The spring conceri and choral lesfival as well as mak- ing 'lrips lo various schools around Okla- homa 'For lyceum programs. The Norih- eas+ern Singers are selecied from 'rhe cho- rus members by lryouls. , Mn DR. RALPH WHITWORTH al chorus pracfice. THE NORTHEASTERN STATE College chorus al +he Chrislmas ccncerr. I 69 :JM 95, James Arlerburn David Brisfow Chris Brown i n ah X Ronald Carler James Clark Judy Clark Marsha Cliflon Laura Conner Nancy Cook FRS' Palricia Cook Rulh Cookson 'SP' ' Carol Durham in fhllfrif ALPHA CHI Honor Society Membership Ideals Hi h The Oklahoma Alpha chapler of Alpha Chi nalional honor sociely, was founded in I938 by lhe lale Dr. L. l'l. Bally, former Norlheaslern dean of inslruclion. Pre- senlly lhere are more lhan sevenly chaplers localecl principally in The Soulhwesl and lhe Midwesl. The name Alpha Chi is com- posed ol lhe inilial lellers of lhe Greek words Alelheia and Zarkler meaning Trulh and Characler. Membership is open lo lhose sludenls having al leasl 62 college hours wilh an over-all grade average ol 3.4. The purpose of rhe organizalion. is 'ro encourage sound scholarship and devolion lo lrulh among undergraduale sludenls. The chapler al' Norlheaslern inilialed lorry-live members in 'rhe fall and eighlreen in lhe spring. mak- ing a lolal membership of eighly-four. Ac- livilies for The year are concluded wilh an annual spring picnic. On March I8-I9, I966, al' Ouachila Bap- 'risl Universily in Arkadelphia. Arkansas, lhe I966 Regional Meeling was held. Mr. Reagan and lhe official delegale. Gary Dursl, allended lhe meeling There. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS of Alpha Chi shown during inilialion ceremonies for lhe fall semesler are, lefl lo righf. Bob Skorkowsky, presidenrq Dr. Hallie Propsl. sponsor: Helen Marlin. lreasurerg Joedda Phillips, secrelary: Laura Conner, vice presidenl: Mr. Mike Reagan. sponsor: Dr. William Riddle, sponsor. Gary Dursf Melba Fryar Janelle Fullbrighl Judy Garoulfe Judy Giblin Johnnie Greenfield Mike l-lalhaway Carol Hilliard Kennelh Hogan Arden James Earl Larkin W. F. Lovell Helen Marlin Norma McCormack David Morrison Shirley Murry Sue Naugle Juolilh Navarro Joeclcla Phillips Thomas Pickard Sharon Pleff Loyd Poplin Barbara Powell Marilyn Randall Elmer Rogers Modean Ross Cheryl Rozell Russell Rumsey Slephanie Schneidewenf Lee Schoeffler Shirley Sheecly Jean Sisson Bob Skorlcowslcy Marjorie Smifh John Slevens, Marlha Terrell Jeannie Thompson Marsha Thompson Arlene Townsend Carol Urmsion Alice Wing Audrey Yandell 00 'W f-3 4 I 4 'ff 1 5 'HFUQ I Qrv , + ,J 1. 4.- E' ff' 'air R+- 'QQ' fi is , f X K as me 'a L:-A' ' ,i afl X ., ' :g AX ' r I ,J I I Q'-gg, ft f-. 'S A . yy, 1. L :si A 1, .iz aa 4- :' Wa. ,fi DR. MAXWELL WHITE. Rho Thela Sigma sponsor, inlroduces guesf speaker. Dr. Jack Kisner. lo lhe members and inifiales al' The fall inilialion banquel. RHO THETA SIGMA aw i 4 ' 1 : . if ,s 1 Q Q e iif'-e i-2-' 11 fi W. l ' f , 3 ' A N '- I H 1 e A , . if ug x A ,j A xgk ug? ' 'll' 'I ' y' ' L i J by A li' 'R is of ,. l' 1' X K e,, 'feel J rj, r y y -, 4 ,J ir 1 1 .J -f fQ SL:- A J Group Aids Scholastic Achievement Rho Thela Sigma scholaslic fralernily is 'rhe oldesl academic honor sociely on lhe Norlheaslern campus, having been or- ganized in l934. Eligibilily for membership is eslablished by a grade-poinl average of 3.6 for one semesler or 3.4 for 'rwo con- seculive semeslers. Membership is open lo freshmen as well as upperclassmen. The so- ciely provides recognilion for academic achievemenl and lhrough monlhly pro- grams seeks 'ro conlribule lo 'rhe inlelleclual and cullural growlh of ils members. ,nf Y V is ' ' ' Larry Allen Nancy Anderson . Judilh Armslrong James Arferburn ' Jill Beall 2 5 s Nancy Benn xl- sg Diane Boyd Chris Brown Connie Brown Ted Browning Bonnie Burns Sharon Campbell vi' 1 . Coy Cardin Aubrey Clark , James Clark Carolyn Claunls Charles Claunls Susan Clover . Q, HJ. Q wi Walfer Cochran Palricia Cook, DeWayne Couch Vickie Dodson Peggy Doyle Roy Drake ,AS Carol Durham Gary Dursl Roberl Edmislon Melba Fryer David Fullbrighl' Janelle Fullbrighl Richard Gaddis Judy Garoulle Judy Giblin Judilh Gosnell Gordon Harmon Carol Hilliard Kennelh Hogan Pairicia Huffman Arden James William Lovell Helen Marlin Norma McCormack Larry McCombs Darlene Mellord Nancy Mifchell Margarer Moore William Morgan David Morrison. vice presidenl' Shirley Murry Sue Naugle Denise Pallerson Sharon Plell Marilyn Randall Belle Reece James Robinson. presidenl' Cheryl Rozell Andrew Savage Lee Schoefller Shirley Sheedy Jean Sisson Bob Skorlcowslcy Nalcila Slack Lynn Smilh Mariorie Smith. secrelary Palricia Smilh Ronnie Smilh Phillip Slephens Charlcfle Slephenson Evelyn Slogsdill Marlha Terrell Arlene Townsend Carol Urmslrum Barbara Vaughn William Weslmoreland Dennis Wiclxlifle Barbara Williams Alice Wing Audrey Yandell l , l U ',x v ag ua 6. I W5 e I - 'lf av... M i . f K a 'QQVAQMA In le L . ' A -. l l S S l , -Jr 4 -iam, .,,, r N' I 'qx i Y' 351, W 'av' DS are -fav 'QS' A J .Q J ral .-all . 'lg .. if 'i'if if fiil' r A' wqq 5 e-, fi , ' ' vw- i , 4? S Q f if-K ' a 'l 15' if r' COACH DR. VALGENE LiTTleTield and senior debaTers wiTh Trophy They won aT The Husky TournamenT, DEBATE i .. Q Debaters Win 8 Trophies During Year The repuTaTion oT NorTheasTern's senior de-baTers, Bolj Skorlcowsky and Jed Robin- son. spread norThward when They de-TeaTed The UniversiTy oT Illinois and American Uni- versiTy in eliminaTion rounds and The Uni- versiTy oT DeTroiT in Tinals To build up a 8- 2 over-all record aT The Huslcy TournamenT held aT NorThern illinois UniversiTy. This ouTsTanding Team wenT on To qualiTy aT SouTheasTern To compeTe wiTh Top Teams Trom all over The naTion in The Head' OT American selecTive inviTaTional Tourna- menTs'aT The UniversiTy oT Kansas, and win TirsT place honors over BeThany Nazarene College. The senior Team de- baTers also compeTed in Tourneys aT The Air Force Academy. WesT FoinT, and The UniversiTy oT Arkansas. The junior Team, John UrmsTon and Drew Edmondson, won Trophies aT The universiTies oT Oklahoma, Kansas, and Arkansas. T WITH THEIR COACH Dr. Valgene LiTTleTield. NorTheasTern debaTers. lefi' To righi, Jed Robinson: Bob Slcorkowslcy: Drew Edmondson: Ron Shaffer: Nancy Mifchell: and John UrmsTon. 'A' TEAM DEBATERS Jed Robinson and Bob Skorkowsky relax berween rourna- menrs. RON SHAFFER AND Nancy Mifchell preparing for a Jrournamenr. JUNIOR DEBATERS JOHN Urmsron and Drew Edmondson discuss debafing procedures. Dramatists Merge Efforts For Shows The Mu Gamma casi of Alpha Psi Omega was inslalled al Norlheasiern in December, I949. Alpha Psi is a na+ional honorary dramaiics fralernily and mem- bership can only be a'r+ained by parficipaf- ing in boih aciing and baclcslage work. Alpha Psi Omega worlcs closely wi+h 'rhe Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players, siudenis who are inieresled in drama. eilher as par- !!! licipanis or as specialors. Joinily Alpha Psi Omega and Au-Ser-Du-Lo Players pro- duce ihe annual Showcase of Talent This year Jrhe groups did Dogpa+ch U. a spoof on NSC. A highlighl' of 'rhe year for ihese slu- AFTER THEIR MEETING, members galher around presidenl Princefla Rudd lo cha? abouf denfs is lille Alpha PSI Omega Awards +haIa+e5+ play fechniques. Banquei held in Jrhe spring during which The Besi Acior and Besf Aciress awards are presenied. ALPHA PSI OMEGA f5i. gn. o.- : , I .5 I I , , , I I '4-ei1.Ll..li.gL,, MOL W , I ,, ,,. . i MEMBERS OF ALPHA Psi Omega are. seaied, Ieff io righf, Mariorie Smilh, secreiary: Princeffa Rudd. presidenfz Jim Malone. vice president. Second row, sfanding, Ieff 'Io rigI1'I', Karen Gunier: Imogene Anderson: Susan Clover: Kalhy Carier: Donna Honeywell: Marsha Waren: Carol Jean Urmsion: Bobby Sco'r'r: Alana Tresler: Ruih Arringfon, sponsor. Third row, sfanding, Iefi' 'Io righf, Judiih Wallis. sponsor: Larry Allen: Dale Walls: Ronnie McCoy: Gary Dursf: Brad Nelson: Ralph WolcoH: Johnnie Greenfield. SIGMA ALPHA ETA FRONT ROW, SEATED, leff lo riqhf, Don Jennings. presidenfy Mary Graif. vice presidenf: Phyllis Mulzig, secrefaryg Linda Carnes. freasurer: Mrs. Louise Peake. sponsor: Linda Lillard. Second row, leff fo righf. Joyce Wehnes: Milne McGowen: Charloffe Sfephensong Paf Blackledgeg Sfeve Blackledge: Ludy Sfuclebalrer, parliamenlarian. Third row. lefl' 'lo righf, Diane Bean: Elberf Mufzig. Technicians .loin Forces To Plan, Play Sigma Alpha Ela. a professional sociefy for prospecfive speech and hearing fherapisls, is fhe only sfudenf group fhal' meefs annually wifh fhe American Speech and Hearing Associafion af ifs nafional convenfion. The chief purpose is fo pro- vide a medium of enriched professional and social experiences Through co-curricu- lar acfivifies. Sigma Alpha Efa was organized on NSC's campus in l956. A meefing is held once a monfh for a discussion of profes- sional praclices which gives The prospec- five fherapisfs a broader undersfanding of fhe field. lf is in This organizafion fhal' fhe enfire clinic family can join forces 'lo fhink, plan. and play fogefher-fhus grow- ing in wisdom and in fellowship. :X -.X xv jfg 'gg f' . c 1-LLL. SPEECH THERAPY MAJORS affain pracfical experience fhrough 'rraining af 'rhe Speech and Hearing Clinic. MEMBERS LOOK OVER material concerning professions in medicine. v if PRESIDENT CHRIS BROWN gives a program at the regular meeting ot Pre-Med Club. PRE-MED CLUB ,Q G' 1. .s MEMBERS OF THE Pre-Med Club are. first row, standing, left to right, Judy Lowry: Mary Greenwell: Dianna King. Second row, standing. left to right, Jett Lester: Robert Worsham: Ron Wallace: Walter Cochran: Bill Allred: Roger Hilfiger: Chris Brown. Specialists Give Interest To Programs The Pre-Med Club seeks to provide its members with an opportunity to become acquainted with the various phases ot medicine and the associated fields ot the healing arts: osteopathy, dentistry, nurs- ing. pharmacology, medical technology, physical therapy, dental hygiene. and veterinary medicine. For those interested in any one ot the many tields ot medicine that are open to the graduate student, 'the club gives the members a chance to hear guest doctors and specialists trom across the state clis- cuss their respective fields and interests. Films are included in the curriculum ot the club to visibly show the aspiring student what some ot the duties and activities ot the medical protession entail. An annual trip to Oklahoma 'City and a tour through the University ot Oklahoma Medical School highlight the spring semester. KAPPA MU EPSILON '7 fi , , if ' W A : l . aff, Y ' ,-:fill- ' ' 1, 1 , T., -' ' 'l A Ti- -' ' i g ' .-- Ffh' 'A ii . ' i w . y' 4' TIL? , - i r' ' -Elf, ,L Y I s A, ,- 3 , ,, l- fgsll-' pi 'fl V 4 lllggiii' ki K fill' -s Y 4' .: I Ii ' ' , - 'T ,-:Ig-fwff, fi - '.'- 's 511- Q' . X 'i -Y 44' A .3311 ' T ,-j1,ifQ,-- f 13. . . , ' . 2 e, ,, so an s, s , ,Q QL' i 5 MEMBERS OF KAPPA Mu Epsilon are, leff To righf, TronT row, Dr. Raymond CarpenTer: Jane Phelps: Arden James: Pairicia Huffman: Sammie Le Force: Cindy Dasher: Suzanne Shanalellx Second row, lefT To righf, Mike Hafhawayg Joe Wall'on: Roger Hilfiger: Richard Blakely: KenneTh Conduff: Bill ChilcoaT: Bill Thompson: David Morrison. Frat Program Supplements Usual Fields Kappa lvlu Epsilon, a naTional maThe- maTics TraTerniTy. was founded aT Norih- easTern on April I8, l93l. The organiza- Tion now has over sevenTy aciive chapTers l'hroughouT The Uniied STaTes. The purposes of The TraTerniTy are To furTher inTeresT in maThemaTics in Those schools which place Their primary em- phasis on The undergraduaTe program. To help The undergraduaTe realize The im- porTanT role ThaT maThemaTics has play- ed in The developmenl' oT wesTern civiliza- Tion. and To provide a socieTy Tor The recogniTion of ouTsTanding achievemenTs in The sTudy ol: maihemaiics. Members of Kappa Mu Epsilon have a chance To lisTen To various programs Throughoui' The year which inform The un- clergraduaTe of The various career fields open, in maTherriaTics. ...Stk -as KAPPA MU EPSILON officers are, lefl' To righT, Cindy Dasher, secrefary: David Morrison: Treasurer: Arden James, social chairman: Gary Taylor, vice presidenT: and Mike l-laThaway, president JOHN WILLIAMS, VICE president ot SEA, presents membership plaque to Dr. Harvey E Jones and Dr Franlcie Harris, sponsors. ortheastern as Largest State Chapter With a membership ot over seven hun- dred. the Paden-Ballenger chapter ot the SEA is an active and well lcnown group on this campus. This organization is attiliated with both the OEA and NEA. The primary purpose ot the club is to acquaint students who plan to be teachers with the history, ethics. salaries, opportunity, placement, and program ot the organized teaching protession. All students planning a teach- ing career are eligible tor membership. Meetings are held the third Thursday ot each month. SSOCIATION ni , ,I ' tr .I ,r .Inn n- . . ai tit' if , wig' ,. 5 l A in sa- - ' Q55 ' Clarence Acton Marty Adair Florence Aclney Q . v Bonnie Akins Franlcie Albitz Nancy Anderson Patricia Armstrong Phyllis Ashley Larry Bale Elvin Barnett g 1 Roxie Bartley if 9 Hg Jill Beal! 1 ' Diane Bean i -- l David Benne ll Jill Berry - ' L Roger Biggerstatt K YW. X A 'X Steve Blaclcledge vc' 7- ' qv- , Addie Blair, president K J - 4 1 Billie Blakemore ij 5 ' E Richard Blevins v 5, Diane Boyd ' ty' ' Saundra Brand ' 5,-'I Georgia Branstetter , Nancy Brazier Bill Brown Connie Brown Yolanda Brown Thelma Burke Marolynn Burrows Lorefia Bulcher Belly Byous Palricia Campbell Coy Cardin Mary Carlin Belly Cenfer Ben Chaney Robyn Chaney Shirley Childress Charles Chrislian Carolyn Claunls Marsha Cliflon Suzzanne Cochran Srephen Colclasure Bob Combs Laura Ann Conner Jay Cook Carol Coonce Peggy Coop Paula Cooper Charloile Couch Carol Counlerman Sandra Covey Marie Cox Marie Elaine Cox Belly Crafron Billie Craig Carol Daily Jack Dalrymple Cyndia Dasher Joyce Daugherly Elizabelh Diffendaffer Linda Dodson Roberf Downes Max Drake Roy Drake J. B. 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Y' in N ' 2 A 1'l 1 -L V .' ,C' fr: ir A ar .gi- 'Ae -H I 4' can ' Xi X r A I , Ax A S2 S. z LL' I- 4' lfq 1 ' .luixf 'ln 4: l, i A I si Q mi hl Dolman Harmon Deanna Harrell Emma Harris Linda Harrison Sandra Harfield Janelle Head Elsie Hensley Jerry Hensley Bill Hickman LeDean Higginbofham Kennefh Hogan Joan Holiman Virgil Hood Michael Howard Leona Hurchison Dee Ann lverson Alberl Johns Charles Johnson James Johnson Karen Johnson Marilyn Johnson Freda Jones Jerry Keifer James Keller Judy King Bob Lancasrer Rosalie Lesser Rufus Liles Shirley Lipfacl: Chrisline Locusr Johnnie Loflon Jerry Long Carolyn Lord Nolan Mainus Jim Malone Quinion Marlin Jon Masrers Duane McCarry Norma McCormack Ronald McCoy Diane McCune Carol McGowen Elizaberh Meeh Carl Mefford Calvin Mefford Darlene Mefford Larry Mendenhall Ramona Milchell Judiih Moore Lucrelia Moore Rosemary Moore Terri Morgan Zondra Morgan Chrisiine Murphy Shirley Murry Elberr Mu'rzig LaRae Nichol Jerry Nubby Pamela Nuckolls Raymond Nunneley James Odell Glenda Orr Danny O'Shea Juanira Pace Tommie Paden Pairicia Padgerr Paul Parenf Craig Parker Zula Parlcer Barbara Parson Joan Pelers Phyllis Phillips Nina Pickle Barbara Pollard Sue Ann Porler Nancy Poul'ron Barbara Powell Margie Prewerl Jon Price Ralph Ray Charles Randall Marilyn Randall, Sec. Sandra Ray Belle Reece Barbara Rigdon Warren Rikard Carol Urmslon Winnie Rornine Sandra Rosson Robin Russell Sylvia Sallee Dina Slarnper Dixie Sallerlield Mary Schwabe Shirley Scoggins Shirley Sheedy Alice Shepherd William Shouse Marilyn Simmons Lorella Sinor Jean Sisson Connie Sixlciller David Sixlciller Nakila Slack Gerald Smilh Kay Smil-h Nancy Smith Mary Sprouse Janice Sleele Ann Slellman Darrell Slephens Jimmy Slephens Phillip Slephens Charlolle Slephenson John Slevens Bobby Mac Slewarcl Susan Slewarl Garry Slrouse Roloerl Slubbs Marilyn Siurrn Pal Sulmiller Barbara Swineharl Donald Taylor Gary Taylor Karma Taylor Marlha Terrell Mary Terrill Beverly Thomas Judilh Thomas Mary Jane Thomas Marsha Thompson Roberl Thornbury Jessie Thro Arlene Townsend Travis Casey Jessie Tripp Louise Tucker Brenda Uhls Barbara Vaughn Barbara Waller Caroiyn While Glenda While Judiih Whillenburg Susan Whilney Dennis Wiclclifle Barbara Williams John Williams, v. pres. 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' gk ill' i E Qt AQ H ,1, .1 4 2 ,- ., 'l :T- :fffrffa-!.L'.f,l A A -if ee NEWEST! 'Tr m W ,W ff' SPONSORS OF THE lndusirial Aris Club are Dr. Cesaro Lombardi and Dr. J. L. Ledbelcler. Club Offers Opportunities For Learning The lncluslrial Arls Club on Norih- easl'ern's campus was organized 'ro creaie a spiril' of cooperaiion and good fellowship among irs members. The club also en- deavors 'ro bring before The members 'reaching melrhods. devices. and o'rher 'ropics which are of special inreresr +o +he maioriiy as a whole and 'lo give publicily +o induslrial arls worlc a+ Norlheasiern Slaie College and in ihe noriheasiern disiricr of Oklahoma. The club and iis members mainlain a camp on The Illinois River where various aclivifies are held Jrhroughoul' Jrhe year. The camp program is highlighied wilh a homecoming in +he spring of all alumni members. This annual reunion has deve- loped info an alumni organizaiion, 'rhe Norlheasrern lndusirial Aris Alumni As- socialion. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 'I I IL, MEMBERS OF THE lndusfrial Aris Club are. froni row, lefl' fo righf, Fred Warfordg Anderson Davis: Dr. Ledbeiler, sponsor: Bill Heller: Oiis Edwards: Allen G-ourd. Second row, lefi' +o righh Reber? Ellioff: Glen Phelps: Doug Wynn: Larry Warren: Douglas Taylor. Third row. le'H' fo righi, Andy Roihp Jon Rumsey: Richard Geiger. - ji'-'-fa .A -.22 iff' . wy- .I.-W-,. ,' L- . ' , ,.. .-rm MEMBERS OF THE Sea- eTTes are fronf row. lofi' To righT, LeTha Chiches- Ter: Cheryl Williams. Sec- ond row, le'fT To righf, Susan Clover: Cheryl lllenberg: Lyn Weeks: Janef STreeTer: Mary Woods: Gayle Zimmer- man. Third row. leff To righf, Penny Cook: Karen Skidmore: Nakifa Slack: Terrie Harper. f ea-Ettes Do ynchronized Swim Show The NorTheasTern STaTe College Swim Club. under The name of The Sea-eTTes, in iTs TirsT year oT acTiviTy promises To con- TribuTe much To The TuTure of The college physical educaTion program: The club was organized by NakiTa Slack and Gail Zim- merman. who also serve as presidenT and vice presideni' oT The organizaTion. The purpose of The club is To develop synchronized swimming skills which lead ulTimaTely To a spring waTer show before The sTudenTs and TacuiTy. This year The Theme oT The waTer show was Sea Fair, and The girls performed such swimming sTunTs as a quilTing bee in which The girls wove a quilT oT plasTic colored sTrips un- derwaTer. The Sea-eTTes are sponsored by Mrs. MarTha Markham. . S EA-ETTES . f'-:-:,:.'-!-f- xe -1'-..',g-7.3 , , ,. .. . SEA-ETTES IN COSTUME Tor a bunny rou- Tine. Q31 ff W! K J! THE SEA FAIR TeaTured harem girls. ANGELS, INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS. won the most team points during the school year. WR Qffers Varied Sports Activities The Women's Recreation Association is an organization which is open to all girls at NSC. The purpose ot the associa- tion is to provide and promote recrea- tional sports activities tor women on the campus. WRA is operated on a point system. Completion ot tive-hundred points entitles a member to a letter. Atter one thousand points have been reached by the indivi- dual, a letter and a sweater are awarded. The WRA program consists ot tennis, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, tield hockey, bowling. swimming, badminton, and track. lt is not necessary that a girl be experienced in' any ot these sports. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSCCIATION MEMBERS OF THE Women's Recreation Association are, front row. left to right, Dorothy Frie. sponsor: Willa Fay Mason, sponsor: Phyllis Ashley: Marie Whiteis: Connie Long: Lynn Weeks: Lawana Smith. Second row, left to right, Sherry Bruster: Gayle Ward: Marsha Perkins: Pearlene Evans: Frankie Albitz: Tony Gray: Stella Waters: Sandy Walker: Janie Franklin. Third row, left to right, Joyce Crumley: Barbara Marshall: Nancy Harrold: Diane Carter: Jody Stuart: Beverly James: Gale Krausch: Sandy Elem: Donna Traugh, sponsor: Diane Owen. f L If ,,...-- I J LEARNING HOW TO referee and keep Hme. as well as play. is par? of The WRA program. WRA MEMBERS PARTICIPATE in Ieam volleyball run-offs. 6 PLAYERS GET IN posifion 'Io receive a jump ball. I.. . .. ,Elk VN- frfnfl' f . a 'If I' , I, I A. MISS MASON CONFERS with Jrhe Ieam. New Center Plans Already Underway The Bapiisl Siuclenl Union is a disiinciive siudenl program promoiecl by ihe Souihern Bapiisi Conveniion of Churches for Bapiisl siudenls in colleges and universiiies. li is a sludenl'-led, church-relaied and Chris'r-cen- 'rered organizaiion. Every Bapiisl' and Bapiisi preference slu- deni is The concern of The Baplisi Siudeni Union. Non-preference and un-churched siuclenls also lie deep wilhin The circle of concern. The Baplisi Siudeni Union serves as a iie beiween The Baplisi siudenis and The local church. ll' is, in iurn. ihe church reaching oul 'ro siuclenls. The obieciives THE BAPTIST STUDENT union which will be replaced by a new 575,000 slruciure. Ol: lille Church are lfepf before llle Sliuclenl in an eiforl 'ro enlis'r him in ils program. Plans are now underway io build a new BSU cenier for Norlheaslern Slale College. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION MEMBERS OF THE Bapfisf Sfudenl Union are fronl' row, lefl +o righf. Linda Morfong Linda Charlierg Shirley Smifhg Laura Pann: Linda Jones: Burddie Lowe: Deanna Harrell. Second row, Linda Mason: Helen Temple: Joyce Workman: Joyce McClure: Rulh Fears: Cheryle Cox: Vickie Carpenier: Carol Nichols. Third row, Veria Smilh: Alicia Moyer: Linda Young: Shirley Brooks: Garcia Barnes: Judy Thompson: Mary Rhodes: Grela Redman: Suzzanne Cochran. Fourih row, Nancy Wadkins: Carolyn Sevier: Sylvia Sallee: Pal Facior: Dixie Sailerfield: Pam Mayes: Theresa Dunlap: Belfy Moulion. il' l ? MEMBERS OF THE Bapfisl' Siudenl' Union are. fron! row, Ieff io righf, Ray Pebsworlh: Donnie Crow: John Williams: Jerry Voighi: Mike Builer: Dennis Lashley. Second row. Paul Miller: Ken Rogers: Ron Shaffer: Bill Newland: Buich Acfonz John Loffong Dayne Dudley. Third row, Gary Moulion: Gary Haskins: Jim Packwood: David Allison: Bob Cossarl: Harry Winrlockg Larry Davis. V 'lil BSU DIRECTOR RICK Smiih and: Ken Hogan beam wiih ioy af fha proiecred expansion plans. lun unnr 3 ' V sms: i ' I PRESIDENT KEN HOGAN direcis 'the meeling. DONALD LAWSON LEADS The group in a song. I . a A. U, I I . 7 v X s I K I iyvlui uint L J ' l Xi, l , .y N gL, . Wide Variety ,. Of Activities Planned By CSA The Newman Club was tormed originally so that Catholic students who are enrolled in universities and colleges could have the opportunity to meet and have tellowship together. This year the Newman Club was changed to the Catholic Students Activities so that it would be easily understood and recognizable as a religious organization. The Catholic Students Activities is to be tound on campuses throughout the United States. The main tunction ot the group is X, -- . ' ' to turther the development ot spiritual, in- . I 2,5 tellectual, 'and social culture among Cath- olic students. Moral, religious, philosophical, and social CATHOLIC STUDENTS ACTIVITIES officers are Linda Page, secretary: Sandy Walker, presi- prgblemg are topics, for digguggign at 1-he dent: Jerry Johnson, vice president. meetings. This year a tilm, The Diary ot a Beatnik, was shown to the group. CATHOLIC STUDENTS ACTIVITIES on CI? l A 3.0 nu ir 3 CATHOLIC STUDENTS ACTIVITIES members are, 'Front row, Iett to right, Dr. Lombardi. co-sponsor: Suzanne Walleng Rosemary Lombardi: Pat Mason: Jimmy Maisano. Second row, left to right, Mike Nesser: Dr. Joe Anderson, co-sponsor: Richard Coonesg Father Benton. UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLCWSHIP Q? CD . X Z wx. - Z-Q.: . ly fr 'fn' , ,Is -.-, . . ., , .AJ . Ti MEMBERS OF THE Uniied Campus ChrisTian Fellowship are, Ieff To righi, 'fron-I row, Myke Brown: Linda Crawley: Bonnie Bird: AnneTTe Eberhard: Suzanne Neel: Lynn Adams. Back row. leff To right Joe BelT: Rev. Bill Bradley: Judy Delancy: Ken MarchanT: STeve GarreTT: Rev. Jim Forkner. CC Covers Broad Areas In Discussion The UniTed Campus ChrisTian Fellowship is an organizaTion for PresbyTerian and ChrisTian sTudenTs. One of The main func- Tions is To discuss currenT problems and affairs in relaTionship To The ChrisTian cluTies as sTudenTs and To Teach Tundamenjral con- vicTions concerning God, man, eThics, and TaiTh which are cenrral To The Bible and ChrisTians oT all denominaTions. ThroughouT The year The UCCF sponsors various infor- maTive as well as enTerTaining programs. lUCCF Talces Turns meeTing in The Two church buildings and each Sunday nighT before meeTing have a snaclc supper. Dur- ing The year members of The UCCE Iecl a worship service aT The Firsl' PresbyTerian Church of Tahlequah. IIIIH illill H IIE illlll ONE OF THE Two meeTing places Tor UniTed Campus ChrisTian Fellowship sTudenTs is The FirsT Chrisiian Church. 9I I 4 wr S L, T..- Y' 'x OFFICERS FOR WARNER Fellowship are, Ieff To righT, Vivian Looper, secreTary: Mildred Combs. vice presidenT: Nancy Bean, Treasurer: Ben Zimmerman, president l3. i+l'3'41'T'4 5MI'51-Us-h'i fff, T ii' .li p4:'.9:! Pmfvrlfiv :H '- .izxfiff i l.: , i- v - V Y Group Strives To Increase Spiritual Life The Warner Fellowship was organized on The campus oT NorTheasTern under The direc- Tion oT Rev. James Woodward in l96l. The presenT Fellowship STudenT CenTer was pur- chased in I963, Warner Fellowship, which is sponsored by The Church oi God, sTrives To develop a warm Tellowship of college and univer- siTy sTudenTs, To encourage personal growTh in ChrisTian TaiTh, To lead persons in The college communiTy To personal TaiTh. To inspire in sTudenTs a sense oi sTewardship and ChrisTian vocaTion in Their inTellecTual pursuiTs, To deepen in sTudenTs apprecia- Tion oT The Bible and undersTanding oT The Church's mission. and To creaTe experiences of Tellowship, recreaTion, and social acTiviTy ThaT will reTlecT The highesT values oT liTe. WARNER FELLOWSHIP H T ' , .., - - .:'v.,. .f ' .lf ' I f i I A 1115-,lei 1 - 1 , iii, .W - . H ee? , ---.-.e-.......x-ri ...:......f41gL.'p.:I.zs-... .-,, W. ' 'tru 3 FRONT ROW, SEATED, leH- To righ+, Phillis Cannavan: Burddie Lowe: Kay Cummins: JudiTh Bale: Marie Brady. Second row, seaTec.I, leff To righT. Doris Woodward: Zeda Box: Ben Zimmerman: Nancy Bean: John CaTes. Third row, leTT To righT, David Woodward: Vivian Looper: Mike Looper. Fourih row. leT'I' To righT, Rev. James Woodward, sponsor: Bob Combs: Mildred Combs: Tim Woodward: Kenneih Douglas: Cecil Box: Kirk Looper: Evelyn GraviTT. WESLEY FOUNDATION T !' H i , i . .mfs i Hi 3 I -- 'I J T is T I , i l l l i il 5 Y l MEMBERS OF THE Wesley FoundaTion are, TronT row, lefi To rigl1T, Judy HerringTon: Liz HeaTon: Connie Criswell: Denise PaTTerson. presidenT: Brenda ThornTon. vice president Second row, leTT To rigl1T, John Baskin: Gerald Hendricks: Dale Mullins: Chris Brown, direcTor. WF Program Enrlches Life T Of Students The Wesley FoundaTion seeks To bring The message of ChrisTianiTy To The sTudenTs and TaculTy on The NorTheasTern STaTe Col- lege campus. A parT oT The larger lv1eTho- disT STudenT Movement which is relaTed To sTaTe and naTional organizaTlonal oT The MeThoclisT Church. The Wesley FoundaTion seeks To parTicipaTe in The life and meaning --A---1 oT The church as iT is relaTed To campus Lifaig acTiviTies. Through worship, sTudy, and so- , , L cial concern proiecTs ThroughouT The year, The sTudenTs of The Wesley FoundaTion hope To bring The viTaliTy and depTh of The ChrisTian TaiTh To bear upon The per- sonal and social life of all who parTicipaTe. The MeThodisT STudenT CenTer is open To all inTeresTed sTudenTs and aTTempTs To speak wiTh clariTy and responsibiliTy in and To The conTemporary socieTy. THE METHODIST STUDENT CenTer and meeTing place for The sTudenTs who belong To The Wesley FoundaTion. l I 93 Willa F. Mason Sponsor Bessie M. Seurer Sponsor GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA officers are. leff io righf, Marie Whiieis. iirsi vice presideni: Jo Lynn Green. ediior: Kalhy Scoil, secreiary: Beriha Brazill. lreasurerz Judifh Moore. public relaiionsq Judy Lowry. president -qi! GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA lpha Sigma Grows, Helps With Projects ln ils second year on campus, Alpha Sigma Chapier of Gamma Sigma Sigma has grown iremendously. The purpose oi ihe sororily is io assemble college and universiiy women in The spirii of service lo humaniiy. ll' has made iiseli known around campus by services rendered To 'rhe school and communiiy. Among 'lhese services are ushering al' plays and grad- ualion. serving a+. Parenis' Day and Homecoming' recepiions. helping wiih lhe Red Cross bloodmobile on campus, working wilh ihe children al ihe Sleed House, and working on Gamma Sigma Sigma's naiional proiecr, lhe March oi Dimes. The principles of The sororily. service, friendship, and equaliiy. are expressed by 'rhe members in work and in fun. MEMBERS OF THE Gamma Sigma Sigma pledge class for spring semesier are, kneeling, left io righf, Rae Deane Fife: Judy Tarkingion: Judy Adair: Madeline Gilmore: Paula Mariin: Barbara Parson. Second row, lefl' 'lo righl, Kaihy Cooper: Barbara Buifingion: Jackie Crow: Dianna Fox: Deanna Harrell. Third row, lefl' 'lo righf, Geraldine Hickman: Donna Phillips: Jeanne Rambo: Fran Gaierraceg Susan Wensel: Theresa Dunlap. Judy Barnum Berlha Brazil Virginia Bullard Suzanne Cochran Vicki Dodson Tanya Easron Jo Lynn Green Mary G-reenwell Helen Grumbion Kay Harris Deanna Jacobs Shirley Liprack Judy Lowry Judy Moore Linda Parker Barbara Parson Denise Pafierson Sylvia Sallee Kalhy Scoii Shirley Sheacly Judy Turman Barbara Vaughn Sandy Walker 'T Qiv' '-5? if -iii? f 'Ki -ir 'QS' 'xi in ,lv r S55 'X .15 4 'Q Q Ml 'll FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT, Judy Lowry, assis+s blind sfudenfs wilh 'rlweir reading. NEW PRESIDENT FOR 'rhe coming year, Marie Whileis, and sponsor. Miss Mason, X 'ZW .7 i i GAMMA SIGS HOST all girls inlereslecl in a service sororify al a pledge rush lea. , . v '. -.'. ' f- .1-' J '. I ','. I, . vw, ,. ',.- l -.'.4' .'. fp, . V. , , .I-, .,.,,3. -..,-Av.-I A I xx ---1-1 x '1- l ' l -635-7 A N 1 ' A , L Q X ' 1:-, ,J 4 R ff N GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA officer insfallafion. OUTGOING PREXY, JUDY Lowry, prepares 'ro hand over her gavel and Ihe meefing fo ihe new president AS PART OF ifs service program io fhe college communify, Gamma Sigma Sigma assisfs wirh +I'1e yearly biood drive on campus. APO'S GIVE GAMMA Sig's a hand as m.c.'s af 'Ihe Hoofenanny sponsored by fhe sororiry. I ,f S, re.. ,.., fi 'T ' 3 Y '1' - Z S ALPHA PHI OMEGA officers are, leff fo righi, Willie Sanderson, recording secrelaryg Dale Walfs, presidenr: Bob Slubbs, 'iirsl vice presideni: Dale Hough, corresponding secrerary: Larry Jessup, Treasurer. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Men's Service Group Fills Many Needs Alpha Phi Omega, eslalolished in l925, now disringuishes ilsell as rhe world's largesl' Greek LeH'er organizarion wilh over four hundred chaprers and 90,000 members. Bela Nu chapler was chariered a+ Norlh- easlern in 1938. The firsl of seven APO chapiers 'ro receive nalional sanclion in Oklahoma. ln i965 Bela Nu was ranked 'lhircl in The nalion for service proiecls compleled for colleges of comparable size lo Norlheasrern. Major acriviiies 'rhis year included pro- viding pep acriviiy calendars, a color guard and ushering service plus a loud cannon named 'Nalhan' ar loorball games, con- Jrribuling 'lo 'rhe l-learl Fund wiih money raised Through iis Ugly Man Conresr and Beaury and rhe Beasl' Dance, assisring wilh 'lhe Red Cross Bloodmobile and lhe local Boy Scouls. i 1 i ' I I 1' l ' i l l Q. ie, YF? MEMBERS OF THE Alpha Phi Omega pledge class for spring semesfer are, kneeling, leff fo righf, James Royal: Dave Humphries: Terry Coen: Mike DePries+. Sianding, leff 'lo right Gerald Henricksg Ronnie Warden: Tom Easrman: Jim Burns: Frank Twisl: Roger Ford. Tom Burgin Chris Brown Cliff Benneil' Glen Clilion Roger Dunham Dick Gaddis Dale Gobel Ferril Hari Don Hendrick Joe Herron Alan Heizer Bob Horne Sam Horlon Dale Hough Larry Jessup Skip Jones John Kindred Jack Lilley Howard Lilile Gary McCollough Jerry Mulholland Jerry Powell Charles PuckeH' Willie Sanderson Andy Savage Dick Schrader Gary Sheridan David Smirh Bob Slubbs Charles Thomas Rooerl' Thornbury Glenn Trimble Dale Walls Larry Willis in A 7 1 B 96,33 .-is-it f-'51 ,gi -Mex l I' 'xii-iE5Tlf.f':'4 '- b ?3,.7,n'k'?:-fwlgx e.L 'l '5' l Q -or Q Q 4 0, ,' .4-f x T' 3. ? N3 '- r R' T , kv' l i L ' if , . SV- A i LJ fl: -V , in, - f ii - . R -.. lui SA 1- Q C L: , i' ,- f av- l 'ii A . ,g 'elflga ' ' ll 'LJ QW 1 IPHIGEN TAURI5 Abnisaun unx A Ohhnhlb AT POLLS THROUGHOUT lhe school sfudenfs conlribufecl fo The Hear? Fund by vohng for 'rhelr favorlle Ugly Man. UGLY MAN FOR N56 was Ph' S'9 Joe Dams ALPHA PHI OMEGA members served as color guards ' v L 1 ii +1 ij 1 A ulx ff f f ff X ' 1 L . X 1 , fl l V Sl' Nlll ' Q NATHAN, THE A Phi O cannon. signaled fouchdowns and conversions for +he foolball la ns. CLEANING GERT POND was anofher facef of +he Alpha Phi Omega service creed. RITA COTTINGIM WON fhe girls' 'rricycle race at +he A Phi O campus olympic games. ..- lfii SHS. Wk :xv -+:. . 'lr 4 ' 1 A 1 .,, ,V ,rw A ang, 'l i ii' -45. THE I966 OFFICERS are, lefl' 'lo righf, Elise Scoii. vice sor: Diane Kolb. secrelary. FATHER SCHULTZ. SPONSOR of Canferbury Associaiion. CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION presidenf: Joe Walfon, presidenl: Mrs. Ann Jennings, spon- Group Offers Participation, Fellowship The Canlerbury Associalion oi Norlh- easlern Slaie College is alliliaied wilh 'rhe Episcopal Church. The organizalion endeavors io provide ways in which lhose who are or become members of 'rhe church, can learn aboul The failh. can know one anolher, and can parlicipare in lhe regular worship service of 'rhe church. The purpose of The Associaiion is lo provide a church home and fellowship 'For any inieresled college sludenis. es- pecially lhose of lhe Anglican Com- munion, as well as 'ro encourage ihe knowledge of and The parlicipaiion in 'rhe church among Episcopal sludenis of 'the campus. Meelings are held ai Sl: Basil's Episcopal Church and 'rhe organi- zalion is sponsored by Rev. George Shullz, vicar of S+. Basil's, and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Jennings. Z MEMBERS OF CANTERBURY Associalion are, fron? row, lefi' fo riglrl, Mrs. Ann Jennings: Calhy Sass: Elise Scoll: Barbara Hunf: Brooks Perryman: Pal Oxley: Bill Davis. Second row, lefl' 'ro righf. Mr. Royal Jennings: Diane Kolb: Jeannie Walion: Joe Walfon: John Leninglon: Susumu Todo. Aw P .. ga eh' Kp. ,Y .0 fi ' Q . ' ' :h .45- QigU!W i.a.zn1!Ull4Q? 1: ,EAM-1-I , If Y .Q WK Q'4m'39Q i I1 S 1 x ' ' W ' x Q YZ' s 'Q N s vmffg , ' ,Q 5' 25 9 271- Y E 6 EAT XSJQ! Q 5313 A 5 J B 3 IVR. if , ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA officers are. le'FTATo righT. Shirley LipTaclr. 5 Luana Lair Sponsor BeHy RiTch Sponsor secreiary: Margarer Gage. presidenf: Nancy Heil. pledge Trainer: Janer Fowler. vice presidenf: Judy STarr, Treasurer. F, Vi, ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA lpha Talents Win Honors For Sororit Several girls from Alpha Sigma Alpha were promineni' on campus This year. Among The honors, Alpha JaneT Baird was selecTed NSC's BesT Dressed Girl. a runner-up To Miss NorTheasTern, and Phi Lambda Chi SweeThearT. Two pledges enTered The Miss NorTheasTern conTesT, wiTh one. Sharon Brumley, winning The Trophy Tor The loesT TalenT. Alphas also enTered The Tsa La Gi Queen conTesT. and Tool: Third place wiTh Their Home- coming TloaT. As a proiecT. The sororiTy gave a ChrisTmas parTy Tor The children aT STeed House, The cenTer Tor excep- Tional children. Alpha Sigma Alpha naTional sororiTy was founded in Farmville, Virginia, in I9Ol. The BeTa Gamma c:hapTer was esTalolished on campus in I937. Ci-SP 4 X f3 ' 42 xi? J MEMBERS OF THE Alpha Sigma Alpha pledge class for spring semesTer are. firsf row, lefi' To right Carol Summers: Ginger Pilgrim: Bea Vanskike: Donna SmiTh: Lee Boomer: Cindy Hodges: JaneT Snodgrass: Sharon Brumley. Second row, lefi To righf, Judy Irby. chaplain: PaH'i Baird, Treasurer: Linda Sfumpff, presidenf: Barbara Roan, vice presidenT: Linda Manley. program chairman. Third row, lefi To righf, Carol Leslie: Becky HockeTT: Jody Barnes: Sandy Gonzales: Ladena Jones: Jan Simmons: Sharron Lawson: Kyla Lewis: Nancy Heil. pledge Trainer. Janel' Baird Janer Bruns Thelma Burke Mary Sue Carlin Linda Carnes Janel Fowler Margarer Gage Judy Garrouffe Sandra Goff Karen Gunfer Daphne Hanson Nancy Heil Shirley Lipfnck CharloHe Parker Sandra Roy Judy Starr Mary Sfudebaker Janice Ward Dona Warren Judi Wayne K 'S H45 .gn sniff in .4 ff , fy ,,-A .feflv i . -A Q . , r JANET BAIRD ENTERTAINS af 'rhe Alpha formal rush parfy. .Y . vs., THE INFORMAL COKE pariy gave 'rhe members and rushees a chance +o gef 'rogeiher hobo slyle down by 'rhe hacks. THE NIGHT EVERYONE has been wailing for-and Alpha Sigma Alpha mem bers greef 'rhe new pledges. DURING FIRST SEMESTER Alphas headed for lhe seaside . . . and members and rushees had a chance fo exchange commenfs. Nil , ' - 1 FORMAL RUSH PARTIES gave rushees a look af fhe ser?ous ..- . 1 side of a sororify. f:j'5M ' 5 fl X -? uf. , .,, , fx: 1. .kv M. V, ,I M H I! v A w l ,Q ,-.J 'ri ,H ht, 'A y fry L.--4: ' ' 'S- IK f:.' C5 .,. :. 9.'f1'.'f .'92-f- . V W ag Y 1 TWO ALPHA SWABBIES 'wash fhe deck' during a skif. ALPHA PLEDGE BARBARA Roan was chosen Sig Tau Sweefhearf. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Man Mike Robson and Sweefheari' Margarei' Gage a1 rhe spring formal DZ's Rate With Beaut Scholarship The Della Ze+a's were blessed wilh bolh beauiy and brains 'rhis year. ln cam- pus aciivifies The members were quile Marfha Markham aciive and hold lhese offices: Panhel- SPOHSOI' lenic Council presidenl, secrelrary and lreasurer of Jrhe senior class, vice presi- Sylvanna Prechll de-nl of Alpha Chi, secrelary of Kappa Sponsor Delia Pi. and co-edilors of 'rhe Tsa La Gi. Dellas are also represenied in Rho Theia Sigma, Sigma Tau Della. Sludeni Senare. Alpha Chi, SEA, Who's Who, Pi Delia Epsilon, The Noriheasiern, l966 Tsa La Gi Queen. homecoming allend- IA anis, Marilyn Randall, winner of 'rhe DELTA ZETA orrlcsks are, len lo fagm, Mary Jane Schwabe, Cones- is Panliellmc award for 'fhe SOFOHTY mem- ponding secrelary: Saundra Brand, recording secreiaryi Bonnie B1-WHS, 'Q In l bei' Wlil'1l'l1el'lIql'leS'l' grade average. Y Della Zela sororiiy has l7O collegiaie chapiers wirh iis obiecl of uniiing ihe members in bonds of sincere and lasiing friendship. president Jane Wise. vice presideni: Mary Lamb, second vice presidenl: Marsha Thompson. +reasurer. DELTA ZETA THE D ll Z l' l d l f ' le e, sealed, lefl' 'lo right Linda Block. vice president Linda Crawley. presidenlz liifa gsasurer: ghjlahelgglhljogms Eeizilraciy.Slgl-iglrigdiinzrilelleflr :dl righl, Beih Spencer: Diane Maier: Sandy Smilhy Glenda Maher: Glenda Srnifhi Suzan Greene. Reva Allard Junene Alchley Saunclra Brand Donna Brewer Bonnie Burns Joyce Cable Laura Connor Belly l-lellon Dee Ann Iverson Janis Ives Mary Lamb Diane Maier Vicki Marshall Helen Marlin Cheneya McCu+cheon Marilyn Randall Mary Schwabe Marsha Thompson Susie Walker Jane Wise ,fv- ':?' 6 'Pi of - Y f S' 1 X P lQ.1-so Qing. A r lr 6- ,4 Xb N 1:,x-S119 N :JO 1? 5-cn DZ'S SAUNDRA BRAND, Beffy Heffon, Junene Afchley and Susie Walker make signs for 'rhe Panhellenic Tea. MARILYN RANDALL ACCEPTS Hue Panhellenic Award for fhe sororify member wifh The highesi' grade poini' from Dean Ra ndels. X. -F Xxx L11 ,R N. X. Tv XX ' XX I I 4 In Q .rf my ' .. I ' -- '4 , ,' lf' AMX X if A ' nf -xx -A - if A 'X fj A 1 N Q hx ' , ,J ' a -,-14. V, ,-an-H'f ' I B - f ,J , Q .0 - Q L I L J I A - M- jf. I ' X .1 5.251333 I .L . L 0 . 'LW A ., X - 51, , V I 4 L- 1 ' -. 1' l-Wu L V, 555:35 . R K , , 1 I , 2 V K- L ,A ' N - L 111 4 -- 34 , ' T -:. , K ' ,p,,f - . 1 --N ' 1 I ' MEMBERS EXCHANGE GIFTS af a Clwrisfmas pariy. DELTA ZETA DOLLHOUSE was 'fha 'rheme of informal rush second semesfer. ...-.Q Y ., itz'-x'.4 ,t' W:- l ln i 1 l ,li H J o FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT, Bonnie Burns, conducfs candlelighling al formal rush. l ii i 17-I ' c ' Ii-1 iiil il1 1 i lil ' llfl ia 'lpn lf: eg 1 00 i i V' l :L-'-'ferr' i i li . lf l if l l I l l I I , DZ'S GREET RUSHEES ar second semesler formal rush DZ'S ENTERTAIN RUSHEES and guesls al' formal parly. MIDST A CLUB New Yorker Theme, Marslwa Thompson announces DZ Man David Morrison and Della Zela Rose Saunclra Brand. 41 5' R I : lgmas ate i I me I Scholastlcally, was H X ave Queen . X' y Q A The Alpha loia chapier of Sigma Sigma . I S A Sigma, esiablished ai' Norlheasiern in I929, I H was disiinguished by having an alumnae Dr Slgghysoraas serving her chapler as a Peace Corps Vol- unleer in Peru. Tri-Sigs had a successful rush boih firsi and second semesier, adding Dr. Nadene Harris iwenly-five +o Their membership lisl. Sigmas Sponsor hold posiiions of honor as sophomore class ,df i as C Aa SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA officers are, sealed, Iefl' +o righI'. Cindy Wesl. Keeper of Ihe grades: Jean Sisson, presideni. Baclr row, sianding. Ieff Io righf, Sammie Lelzorce, freasurer: Karen Bourne, recording secrelary: Elizabeih Reidy. vice presidenlg Lana Love- less, corresponding secrelar Y' SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA x V ! .. I l C7 C7 'V' V '15, 3' Q, ,Q . I X ,VXA 1 5 ... 1 . ,K . g -1 Q ni. - . lifl . 'Q ' , . . ., , I' Q in secreiary and Ireasurer, iunior class secre- 'rary and ireasurer, and secrelary of 'rhe sludenr senaie. Teri Morgan oblained 'the honor of being Ihe pledge our of all The social organizaiions wilh 'rhe highesl' grade poini average. Judy Zimmerman replaced her sororiiy sisier, Londa I-lill, as Homecom- ing Queen. Sigma Sigma Sigma naiional sororiry was founded a+ Farmville, Virginia, in I898. The purpose of The sororiiy is +o uphold high ideals of conduci and 'ro promoie good scholarship. 5 Q f-le'-',-Q1Q'53'. 'Q 2:2 il 4, V.. ,li-,Ig L I TD' I.: U I v 'A-I kv' K ll ,I Rv, ' XX I l J Il 1 ff Wax' 0 ix x X MEMBERS OF THE Sigma Sigma Sigma pledge class for spring semesler are, 'firsf row, kneeling, lofi fo righi. Kafhy Lowrance: Linda Worfen: Sandra Sfauss: Linda Forresf: Brooks Perryman: Mary Kay Shannon: Cindy Gufhrie. Second row, sealed, Iefi io righf. Diane Walleng Sally Morrow: Bonnie Bulrissg Sadie Cole. Ireasurer: Mary June Malleff, presiclenf: Linda Vann, vice presideni: Gayle Zimmerman, secreiary: Diana Seymour. Third row, sfanding, leff Io right Jennifer Wesfz Lyn Davis: Peggy Galbraifh: Robyn Chaney: Melanie Malloneeg Sharon Hicks: Caroline Truflman: Suzanne Wallen: Billie Brown: Sally Gorden. Fourih row, sianding, Ieff 'Io right Marvene Hardin: PaHi Clemens: Carla Mariinz Marsha Mefheny: Mary Hinds: JoAnn Sfarr: Janis Thomas: Pen' Oxley: Judy Wadley. Dianne Bean Jill Berry Karen Bourne Nancy Brazier' Karen Burlon Charlolfe Caywood Shirley Childress Susan Clemenls Carol Cope Carol Counlerman Carol Cumplon Carol Daily Vicki Dover Linda Edmondson Cheryl Frazier Glenda Fryer lva George Maralene Girdner Mary Graif Sharon Grayson Carole Henderson Sharon l-licks Becky Hughes Carol King Diana King Susan Laulerbach Sammie Leforce Rosalie Lesser Linda Lillard Carolyn Lord Lana Loveless Sue Mahan Linda Mason Par McGuire Becky Meadows Terri Morgan Jerry Peinfer Rifa Poellgen Nancy Poulfon Carol Rader Elizaloelh Reidy Judy Rhea Robin Russell Charlene Sallee Jean Sisson Virginia Sfellman Charlolle Slephenson Jessie Thro Cindy Wesi' Judy Whiffenburg Sue Wolfe Judy Zimmerman A A ,wr-iw, ,Lage bw' Stix'-l' l mf I . ,A l .vi X3 -5 3 L ,zg ,501 . K 'ali lx 5... ,-uw , . I' l el? rf I , ' mi l ix - , ,X fax ,1,.-ilu W ,V . A5 :ar ' , A A ,NPR -,Se 5 L PLEDGES AND MEMBERS pariicipaieci in The annual shoe shine for iheir nafional project 'rhe Robbie Page Memorial Fund. TRI SIGMAS AND Phi Sigs uniied a+ Chrisimas To give a pariy for fhe children from fhe Mefhodisi Home. Xhhlnnuunxux ul MEMBERS AND RUSHEES ge? io know each ofher beiier ai informal coke pariies. 494+ GO-GO GIRL KATHLEEN Lanigan dances af Sigma-a-Gm Go rush parry. ,.. 'A LICENSE TO Love' was flue fheme of 'rl1e formal preferenfial parly. ENTERTAINMENT AT THE formal rush was provided by Phi Sig ladies.' SIGMAS HELPED THE Phi Sigs decorale for Their spring formal. TERI MORGAN ACCEPTING fhe Panhellenic Award from Dean Ran dels as 'rhe pledge wirh Hwe higlwesf grade point Panhellenic Upholds Ideals 1 Gf Sororities wi ' i . l ff 4 9' 'I-' ,li rf r 5' lr ii .u i g 'I .L S X .- I The Panhellenic Council of Norlheaslern 5 9 , , r i Slale College is comprised of undergracl- uale members of women's sororilies and is under 'rhe Nalional Panhellenic Confer- ence, a Greek leller sociely of college women. ll was eslablishecl 'ro losler inler- lralernily relalionships, 'ro assisl collegiale chaplers of 'lhe conference member groups, and 'ro cooperale wilh colleges and uni- versilies in mainlaining lhe highesl scho- laslic and social slandards. A girl selecled lo represenl her sororily in 'lhe Panhellenic Council acls as a liaison belween her sororily and lhe olher groups. Fralernily women on every campus can SORORITY MEMBERS MAKE posfers announcing Panhellenic Tea. .4 '9 - bg P make Panhellenic sland for somelhing very 1,' i' i worlhwhile in lhe life ol The campus by making uniform rushing rules and regula- l ,, 'N- l lions as well as adopling a sound inlra- ,-A sororily plalrlorm. PANHELLENIC OFFICERS ENTERTAIN rushees wilh a slcil' explaining 'lhe funclions of sororilies. PANHELLENIC MEMBERS OF THE Panhellenic Council are, lrneeling, Janel Fowler: Margarel Gage. secre- lary-lreasurer. Sianding, lefl' 'lo riglvl, Saundra Brand: Jean Sisson. presi- denf: Bonnie Burns, vice presidenl: Jane? Bruns: Jane Wise: Liz Reidy. S 1' L I INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL MEMBERS are. standing, left to right, Dr. Minter Uzzell: sponsor: Ray Stearns. sponsor: Ron White: David Richardson: Jay Cook: Buddy McCarty: Jerry Milligan: Bill Edwards: Lee Schoettler: Dr. Amos Maxwell, sponsor. ' ' , In Fraternities utual Benefit Concern Of IC The lntertraternity Council at North- eastern State College is comprised ot stu- dent representatives consisting ot the presi- dent, vice president. one rotating member and taculty sponsor trom each social tra- ternity. Under the supervision and spon- sorship ot Dr. Minter Uzzell, dean ot stu- dents, the organization coordinates the activities ot the three social traternities on campus. The Council has charge ot all inter- traternity activities and other projects which attect the traternities' mutual con- cern. Meetings ot the lntertraternity Council are held monthly tor the purpose ot main- taining higher standards and to promote closer relationships among the traternities. and to cooperate with other social organi- zations on campus. II JAY COOK AND Jerry i I Milligan display plaques I won by the fraternities tor superior scholarship ot the members. mntiuxmilInWrEili5Qm1y:ml:, tw: --ww ,f I INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL MEMBERS under prexy Buddy McCarty discuss tuture plans. ks , l Phi Lambda's Ranked High Nationally ,7's.' f' l Qin- , Befa chapfer of Phi Lambda Chi was hosf af fhe Nafional Conclave in Tulsa, Rudia Hallibum-,n a gafhering of all larofher chapfers fo SPOHSOF presenf nafional awards and elecf na- fional officers. The chapfer received a Ray Simms scholarship cup for having fhe highesf grade average of all fhe chapfers and 'rhe Nafional Honor Award for fhe mosf oufsfanding all-around frafernify. Elecfed fo nafional offices from Befa chapfer af ,. fhe conclave were Ray Ballew, nafional U secrefiry. and Mike Robson. nafional f x.. if' rush c airmen. PHI LAMBDA CHI officers are. lefl 'lo righf, Billy Waller. afhlefic xi V The Lambs Sponsored and won d'l':JffL'l',f :R Wh'+,' 'd'r:Bdd . . . pfesidesiler reasurer on le me pres' an U Y 'lhe annual Toilef Bowl, a series of infer- frafernify foofballgames begun in l959. The frafernify sponsored a college Hoofenanny. wifh groups from all over fhe sfafe compefing for a free audifion wifh any record company, and fhe Phi Lamb All-College Rodeo. ' z lg in Sponsor . X xi'-' i ry ' ' if , - , . Q ls L Q - MEMBERS OF THE Phi Lambda Chi pledge class for spring semesfer are. firsl- row, kneeling, lefi' fo righi, Jim Linduffg Bill Call: Ron Emerson: Bufch Rollinsg Eddie Sfillwell: Danny Bruner. Second row, lefi' 'lo righf, James Dufy: Frank Marr: David Harl: Richard Chissoe. secrefary: Jim Sfouf: Ron Choafe. presidenf: Bill Hinds, vice presidenf: James Fisher. freasurerg Mike Mclnfosh: Jim Hinds. Third row, lefi' io righl, Gary Sealon: Jim Bynum: Roy Space: Ron Whifaker: Jake Gage: Sieve Trolrler: Dan Rhodes: Murl Turner: Larry Paul Williams. Fourfh row, lefl' lo righf, Tony Acosfa: Paf Hale: David Briggs: Dickie Smifh: Marion Hall: Dean Pepper: Warren Cenfer: Roger McDaniels: Jim Elsberry: Fred Burks: Hershel Slinkard: Larry Don Williams: Richard Marfi. pledgemasfer. Doug Baker Milne Cargill Hal Chanell Jack Dalyrymple Gary Dunegan Don Foulch Bob Hafhaway Jim Hunler William Jackson Jeff Lesier Don Mangrum Richard Marli Gene Mallhews Roger McDonald Bill Muizig Elberf Mulzig Charles Nalley Bulcln Peflerson Mickey Pilgrim Danny Guinn Bill Terry Ron While Rodney Wilcox Larry Wilson . i LEROY GRAHAM STIRS l'l1e beans for 'the Phi Lamb bean din- DCF. MEMBER BUTCH GILSTRAP greels new pledge Bill Hinds on bid niglwl. T I h PHI LAMBDA CHI sponsored lhe annual lralernily rodeo. .ff NUMEROUS CAR WASHES helped finance fhe Phi Lamb spring formal. iw 4 F A r Advancement Honors Mark Phi Sig Year I966 was anoiher banner year for Ep- silon chapier oi Phi Sigma Epsilon as ii became a senior member oi Jrhe Narional lnierfraierniiy Council. Phi Sig's floai won firsi' place in Jrhe Homecoming Parade, and Jrhe fraierniiy made ii' fwo years in a row as Joe Davis won Ugly Man. Phi Sigs named 'ro Who's Who were David Richardson, Bob Bow- den, and Don Jennings. Siudeni officers included Bill Davis, presideni: Sieve Swann, Srudeni Senaie secrerary and OISA 'rrusieep Bob Dibble, S.S. represeniarive and OISA Jrreasurer: and Brad Davis, hold-over member of ihe Siudeni Senaie. Six graduaiing Phi Sigs will enier pro- fessional and graduaie schools nexr fall. I ly I P J P ' ll il ly gjg gf. l i 2 -Qi ill 4 'l MEMBERS OF THE Phi Sigma Epsilon pledge class for spring semesfer are firsi' row leff fo righi Roger Hilfiger. pledgemasrerq Ronnie Darnell: Vern Primrose Ricky Nees Drew Edmondson Phil Corder Greg Dodd George Cook assisiani' pledgemasier Second row. le'F'i +o righf, Bob Dibblei Tom Johnson Terry Gray Don Burkefi Danny Hamrneir Jack McDonald Jackie Fire Frank Moss Third row, le'H fo righi, John Wheeler. Tom Siegmund: Sam Alexander Gary Boudreaux Dale Caslcey Thomas Collier Jay Cook Pa+ Copp Bill Davis Brad Davis Jim Dawson John Finley Jerry Graele Ray Hall Tom Hammond Tom Hanna Gordon' Harmon Alberl' Johns Denny Lemons David Main James Morrow Ray Nunneley Tom Parker Barry Robbins Jim Sfevens Sieve Swann Bob Thomason Dale Walkup Darryl Wallon Fred Warlord If-sv W ip 015 'AADT ,ja J an F' 'S if 11- fi ' i'k- ram, I 96 H , 1, aye Aa? A J-'N f QC' 'P . ,- 3 51 , 49m Qi ici 9' TJ U i' J :ay , vi it 1 4 Z? qi 9 f G, SPONSOR JACK WINTON spoke 5+ 'Hue smoker PART OF THE fra+erni+y achvnhes was parhcxpahng IH mframural sporfs r ' gi! J 'P 9 N 1 ' x ' ' :Mai T ig?-2. , 5 ix I 5354151211 E ,,A. f 212,753 N ' Af: fi -Q E-fmtrfvlfi-fifwf, Y , F., .- ,:n.a QJ .- ' , '- g,W,..,' 1. - Q-9VQs-2 '3- f-f?agr- ...ef ' 'W' THE FALL SMOKER gave Phu Sugs a chance +o show prospecfive pledges fhelr many Trophies l GY SIGMA TAU GAMMA officers are. lef'l' To righf, Bill Edwards, vice presidenT: Ellis Thompson, pledge Trainer: Gerry Milligan, presidenT: Lee Schoeffler. secreTary1 Johnny Searle. Treasurer. r if , - -f l , 1 .,, M q , l , nl! , 1 . A rll:1lN l ' I fl l i a 1 l l. 1 , l rl A Dr. John Lowe Sponsor Sponsor SIGMA TAU GAMMA Dr. Amos Maxwell Cldest Frat Both Social, Professional Sigma Tau Gamma NaTional FraTer- niTy was Tounded aT CenTral Missouri STaTe and is considered The greaTesT pioneering TraTerniTy of The TwenTieTh cenTury, earning iT The name of The 'Pio- neering FraTerniTy.' No oTher TraTerniTy in The UniTed STaTes has been TirsT To charTer in as many colleges and universi- Ties, wiTh The TirsT TwenTy-Tour chapTers. Alpha Through Omega. being The TirsT TraTerniTy on Their respecTive campuses. Sigma Tau Gamma also holds The posi- Tion oT being The oldesT social organiza- Tion on NorTheasTern's campus. lT is boTh social and proTessional and The members are chosen on The basis oT personaliTy. inTeresTs. acTiviTies, iniTiaTive, and general promise. Honors held by members are STudenT SenaTe presidenT and sergeanT aT arms. and oTTicers of The various classes. ff- ,Qi . X-5 .4 1 I l I f l :Q f lr lil! MEMBERS OF THE Sigma Tau Gamma pledge class Tor spring semesTer are, seaTed, left To righl, Dennis STieben. posTmasTer: Mike Callahan. vice presi- denT: Jack Tinsley, presiclenT: Mac Griggs. social chairman: Jerry Ransom. secreTary-Treasurer. Sfanding, le'FT To righf, Rick Clark: Wayne Learned: Charles CasTo: Barry Morgan: Larry Morgan: Tommy Hudson: Charles Roan, pledge Trainer. Dana Bulcher Gary Combs Dennis Comsfoclc Henry Cook Leon Criles Mike Doalc Bill Edwards Jim Farmer Andy Joe Houslon James Johnson Glen Lyle Jim Malone Jess McEnfee Sian McKnigh+ Gerry Milligan Sieve Monfgomery Ellis Orendorff Bill Phelps Richard Powell Lee Schoeffler Johnny Searle James Shaw Darrell Sfephens Dolan Sliles Gary Taylor Ellis Thompson Tom Van Fleer Glenn Youngblood I .- jdl V . 'f 'Qi 3 to A1 J' Z . W. . My H up ' E' -L ,E I! E. J 'iq T135 ,na ,. ga' 19 ' is Q l '- J J i Qfxi vm. I f vi -. wwphc' 1:1-af S.. S' 3 '9,Lrff,es ' A. - - 1 'py'v A 1 FIRST SEMESTER INFORMAL rusl1 for Sigma Tau Gamma cenierecl abou? a roaring fire. ,,f, ,,,, SIG TAUS GREET flweir new pledges. r. P, 2 S g N P 3 F - .24 Q - rx ., , l ' g ' .. . ai 'i.,.f-1:1 -e- B Q gf . me 4fTr i', Sl. A. Q-!'ff-'ffv - 'Y K J:-3... 1 . k Bib. . ' rf- A . . 2 li .I M . mum. ' ' , . 4 .1 n. .' w '4s.., . ..-- 1, ...A 4, , N ,, . 5 i , 4 . fir.. , ., 4 ' w'q,j-3+ 4 . . ,N-... M . '?fQv,,... , . '.'I.':'- -' 5- . ' L .I N . 115x:o5,,,, ' MEMBERS ENJOY A good laugh on lhe pledges. THE SEMESTER DUCK walk down Bluff Tops off pledgeslwlp. li . MEMBERS START PLEDGES on 'lheir duck walk. AT THE SIGMA Tau Gamma soflball game Glenn Youngblood swings and misses. .hi .- , ...q-q,:eilY-A.. V .1 - r hm, L 7 L. 9+ V dal ' v . wc- A:, -1 - , vu, X -vJx7 ffL -Y -wr Y . 2' my 'I 3- 4- U.. .1-7, 20,1 , ll Y X -'1 -. 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Homecoming . . . ballofing on Homecoming queen . . . sororiiies and frafernifies man and woman of 'rhe year . . . being honored. is V ,H T MV 5 Mimi f-., lb M i E i . ' f r ' , YY 1 . -f - i 1 1 - -' ,- 5 . M c, X KV X W 5 ff ff if! gmjh fa f 9 x 'eww-5 a ffix -N N f ' ' i my X or Q l I -r ' ff ' in 'WE A' J ff f kXYxxA. J i, W 1 X .I I I 5 i F mg 12:-QQ 'dwin- ,J vj, V - u Actor Chooses Beauty Queen Of Tsa La Gi Riia Coifingim, a freshman from Tulsa sponsored by Delia Zeia social sororiiy, was chosen as I966 Tsa La Gi Queen from a field of ihirieen coeds. This year 'rhe con- iesi was changed from a locally iudged one 'ro having a well-known personaliiy serve as iudge. This meihod placed more emphasis on 'rhe phoiogenic qualifies oi The year- book queen. Clu Gulager, sheriff of Medi- cine Bow on The Virginian Television show and an alumnus of Noriheaslern, was aslced io serve as judge. The highlighf of ihe coniesr was ihe crowning of ihe queen ai a dance co-spon- sored by Jrhe Siudenf Senaie during Jrhe Oklahoma lnierscholasiic Siudeni Associa- 'rion Convenfion. Jim Malone. presiden+ of 'rhe Siudeni Senaie, crowned The queen and led off Jrhe iirsi dance wiih Queen Rira. 155 ,ft RITA COTTINGIM SHOWS her phofogenic beaufy QUEEN RITA SHOWS A look of surprise offer being crowned queen af ihe fesliviiies. Q 1 if I QUEEN RITA POSING in froni' of 'ihe Adminisirahon building Imogene Anderson Susan Clover Carol Cumpfon Orgauzkaiiwzs slum Donna Nominate I3 ,Most Hcaufiul Q5 E W. 23221 o , Arden - Shirley James Scoggins Ka.I.hy Rifa Co'H'ingim Denise Lanigan PaH'erson I FQ! , 262' Dance Honors Queen Rita, State Visitors i i i I 1 ' L ' 1 ,N THE SOUNDS A-GO-G0 sei The mood for the dancers af +he Tse La Gi Dance. COUPLES ENJOY THE music af The dance. 'vi wa- W D 4 I ' r V I 1 Q Fl' s C: W ' .-. X' ,L 1 0, Y: , rf J X I. D , f Q ' 'T t,'L l1 Xi- . , 7 YS Q X - 1 , -Y ,nga in D if 'ADD 1 fi V T 'I 'M S ii: V I, fslj I A . f tx' V X Xxx TSA LA GI Queen Rita Cottingim and her court. n - v,.3.-' J-. - -.., f-1: -gf,-agX '32 i 153 ' - I JT , Tff 4' ,J 1 fl 3 3' ' L XTX F 5 1 I Homecoming Queen Jud Zimmerman Tulsa sophomore Judy Zimmerman reigned over Nor'rheas'rern's Homecoming aciiviiies. Nominaied by her social sororiiy. Sigma Sigma Sigma, Judy was chosen by a campus-wide eleciion. S+uden'r Senaie pres- idenf Jim Malone crowned Queen Judy. who followed in 'rhe fooisieps of her soror- ily sisier, Londa Hill. I964 Homecoming Queen. The new queen. a siriking blonde, leni an air of grace 'ro The fesiiviiies. Queen Judy was honored ai' Jrhe Homecoming parade. presided a+ The Alumni Luncheon, and was crowned ai The NSC-Easf Ceniral pre- game aciiviiies. Miss Zimmerman's couri included Marilyn Randall. Jane Wise. Judy Siarr, and Janei Baird. Judy and her couri were honored ai The annual Homecoming Dance. JUDY IN A refleciive mood. 'Y K . 5 -X I S is-.-L-. '-4-duff u I n,'. -X 9 3. Hn! . ...M ,a..-n-ww .i ,,,,-A .h....s-una ' ' ',., ., ,fur ,1, IL, ' 1 1 u '752' fa .xa 1 5 P I 1 i Ekfrb' mf: A .' i wnnuiuu Rx :Nui Y -----1 F . f Fi Q F I F 1 ' , , ..-d -I ' Y A Q I E 1 E V lx I if-In 1 rr -.. .4 rv. L. Q , 1 1 491. 1, fmifsf RW? Singer Connie Criswell Is 'Miss NSC' FourTeen NorTheasTern STaTe College co- ecls from Towns all over Oklahoma com- peTed Tor The chance To represenT The college in The Miss Oklahoma pageanT. This year The pageanT on campus was spon- sored by Pi DelTa Epsilon, journalism Tra- TerniTy, in cooperaTion wiTh The Pepsi-Cola BoTTling Company. The conTesT was under The clirecTion of Miss Oklahoma, Inc. wiTh The Theme oT Once in a LiTeTime, TeaTur- ing selecTions from Sunshine, Lollipops and Roses. and The BesT is YeT To Come. The winner. Connie Criswell. a Treshman from Tulsa, sang ll Bacio in lTalian. She is no sTranger To winning beauTy conTes'rs as she was among The Top 'Five conTesTanTs in The Miss Tulsa pageanT in i965 and was Miss Mannforcl WaTer Oueen. . xl, N 1 J .5- 6 1 is T T T . ' -l 3 is , '..! gal il' r '3 1 T un l file T' 'T Qaiiiif -1 4 1 1 1 CONNIE READS UP on The laTesT fashions in preparafion for The Miss Oklahoma conTesT. CONNIE SHOWS THE smile and personaliTy ThaT helped her win Miss NorTheasTern I966. WEBB ROACH, REPRESENTATIVE from Pepsi, presenTs Connie Criswell wiTh a S200 scholarship as Susan Clover. Tirsl' runner-up, looks on. 1 'l ' -eil!-Sf' 2 - -, u 1 V Hherylc' Warden ,Ceascr Cfentcr Queen Lf Judy Jferriugfvn Wilswz flu!! .Quccn Ei U Janet Baird Best-Dressed On Campus Y .- . l f: '.'I.Ji'.-, A 5 -lg., A- N- '11 fig' - if- . fqiir' l -af , 5 l' . ,. W , i. .5 ' . JL 7-,M , IL EACH YEAR GLAMOR Magazine sponsors a college-wide conlesf searching for flue Ten loesf-dressed college co-eds lhroughoul flwe naiion. Here Norl'l1eas+ern's besl-dressed girl. Jane? Baird, wears llwe confesl oulfifs for school. church. and evening wear. wr, 9+-1 H56 ,.. ,. uf? 4 D-W . 7 1 1. X iss? JANET RELAXES AROUND The campus in casual a'Hire. MASTER OF CEREMONIES Bob Hafhaway pre- senfs Janel wifh a charm bracelef for being Besl- Dressed. r Saaaara l6'raaa Delta Zeta Kose Daaia Jlflarrisaa Delta Zeta ,Man I 7 e ,lg K' K. I it V P Sweethearts ?aaarite Jlflea Hhaeea Being liked by iheir Fellow sfudenis is a ream o near eve one. ese ci f ly ry Th siucienis have roved 'their o uiari P P P fy by being chosen as Swee+hear+s and Favoriie Men by 'their sororiiy, fra- 'rernify or organizaiion wiih which 'ihey have been affiiiafed. ,Margaret Gage ,Atalza 51141140 ,Aatha Girl I, W Barbara Kaaa X Sialaa Carr Gamma Knee fa ,Yady Karnes Phi Lfalaaaa Kai Sweetheart Q- i N--'- I1 113. at Q' are amgltgl Mike kaasaa ,flarlza Sryraa ,44el1a ,Mau ii 14.r 1 ii! IX' W uuxsm if 1 i ll 'X I1 ' ,Fm 4 ' I 1'- - ,flraea james Pi Delta Spsilaa Cara Parker Sryraa Sraraa Sigma ylflaa jaay Wlziffeaaara l flaaarees ffaee Kharra, Persaaaaiy Phi Sraraa ziasilaa Sweetheart W 6,1 ...ill Jmx, Marie Wlziieis gamma Szyma Squfza Swevfhcart Jlflariqn Kendall ,APO Girl af the llmr U BOBBY BOWDEN, senior chemisiry maior from Broken Arrow: Rho Thefa Sigma: Phi Sigma Epsilon: Dean's Honor Roll. FRANCES ALBITZ, iunior physical educaiion maior from Tulsa: I964 Srudeni Senaie: Woman's Recrea- rion Associafion, presidenr: Sporis Day: All Srar Team: Women's Rec- reaiion Associarion Achievemeni' Award for besi parricipanf. Q CAROL JEAN URMSTON, senior speech major from Pawhuslca: Alpha Chi: Rho Theia Sigma: Siuclenl Educaiion Associaiion: Alpha Psi Omega: Au-Ser-Du-Lo Players: I964 Who's Who: Wilson Hall Queen: firsi runner-up Miss Tahlequah: looiball queen aiienclani: Presideni's Honor Roll: Dean's Honor Roll: second place in siaie speech inierprefaiive coniesi: Besi Supporling Adress Award I963-64: Besi Aciress Award I964-65. z- . 'wx +3 xl SUE MAHAN, senior elemenfary educarion maior from Coweia: Sigma Sigma Sigma: Siucleni Edu- caiion Associaiion: Dean's Honor Roll ,' EARL BOYD LARKIN, senior social siuclies maior 'From Wagoner: Pi Gamma Mu: Alpha Chi: Siucleni' Educarion Associaiion: Dean's Honor Roll: Presi- deni's Honor Roll. tudents To Be Listed In Who's Who Noriheasiern norninaied Iorly-seven siu- denis Ihis year for regional council mem- bership in Who's Who Among Siudenrs in American Colleges and UniversiIies, which has been published annually since I934 wiih ihe idea of crealing one naiional basis of recogniiion for college siudenis. The siudenis are judged on 'rhe basis of scholarship and leadership. A+ Norlheasiern requiremenis have been added fha? The s'ruden'rs be al 'rhe junior. senior or gradu- aie level wi'rh 30 hours al The college and a grade poinl of 2.5. Nominees are chosen by a Who's Who commiilee made up of Nor'rheas'rern's division heads and deans. Of 'rhe sludenis' names eleven were Iisied in 'rhe I965 ediiion. :fy if-4 ..,...1-P LEE SCHOEFFLER, senior biology major from Broken Arrow: Inierfraiernify Council: Band: Orchesfra: Wind Ensemble: Sfudenf Senale: Dean's Honor Roll: Pre-Med Club: Oklahoma Inlercollegiaie Siudenf Associaiion delegate: Alpha Chi: Sigma Tau Gamma. secreiary. N1 X vi, ig J foil' 'Iary educaiion major from No- waia: sludeni Educafion Associa- Iion: Delia Zeia, vice presidenf: Wesley Foundaiion: Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players: Dean's Honor Roll: Pan- hellenic Council: Alpha Chi: Rho Theia Sigma. DAVID MORRISON, junior chemisiry major from Tahlequah: Rho Thefa Sigma: Alpha Chi: Kappa Mu Epsilon Ireas- urer: Dean's Honor Roll: Presidenhs Honor Roll. BONNIE BURNS. senior biology major from Maize: secrelary of fhe junior class: Pan- hellenic Council, vice presidenig Siudeni Senaie: Mafh Club, secreiary: Delia Zeia, president vice president Rose, pledge class Ireasurer: Philanlhropics Chapler. I LAURA CONNOR, junior elemen- 555' MARJORIE SMITH, iunior music educaiion major from Nowaia: Alpha Chi: Rho Theia Sigma. secreiary: Alpha Psi Omega, secreiary-freasurer: Music Educaiors Naiional Conference. secreiary: Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players, secrerary-freasurer: Noriheasfern Singers, accompanisi: mixed chorus ac- companisf. NORMA McCORMACK. senior English maior from Pryor: Sfudeni' Educaiion Associafion: Sigma Tau Delia: Rho Thefa Sigma: Alpha Chi: Dean's Honor Roll. ,gr V' ..., j- . l., DONALD JENNINGS. senior speech Therapy major from Tulsa: Phi Sigma Epsilon: Srudenl Educaiion Associarion: Sigma Alpha Era, presidenf: Dean's Honor Roll: vice presideni of fhe junior class: Who's Who I964. i ALICE WING. senior elemenrary educafion maior from Tulsa: Siucleni Educafion Associaiion: Alpha Chi: Rho Thela Sigma: Who's Who 1964: Baplisi Sfudenl Union sfale devolions officer. HELEN MARTIN, senior maihemalics maior from Tahlequah: Della Zeia: Rho There Sigma: Alpha Chi: Kappa Mu Epsilon: Wesley Founda- Hon: Arrowhead Band: symphony orchesfra: wind ensemble. PRINCETTA RUDD, senior speech and drama maior'from Tulsa: Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players, presidenf: Sludenr Educalion Associaiionz Newman Club, president vice presidenr: Alpha Psi Omega. presidenr: Pre-Law Club: chorus: Showcase of Talenl: lead role in The Madwoman of Cl1aillol : Dean's Honor Roll. JEAN SISSON, senior business educafion major from Pryor: Rho Theia Sigma: Alpha Chi: Sfudenf Educalion Associaiionz Pi Omega Pi: Panhellenic Council, secrerary-freasurer: Sigma Sigma Sigma. president rush chairman, keeper of grades: Dean's Honor Roll: Tsa La Gi Queen: Wilson Hall Queen: official delegare 'fo The Sigma Sigma Sigma Narional Convenlion in New York Cify in l965. I. -sc-, lrrr, I GARY DURST rumor English mayor from Morris Sigma Tau Della hlsforran vice presidenl: Alpha Chi: Sludenl' Educarion ASSOCIBTIOUI Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players: Presi- denl s Honor Roll: Dean's Honor Roll: roles in Carousel, The Madwoman of Chaillo+, Showcase of Talenr. FLOYD BUTLER, senior sociology major from Tulsa' Kappa Alpha Psi. pledge president lnrernalional Re- laiions Club: N Club: four-year leH'erman in foorballr Eufaula and Henryeila open class boxing champion. CAROL ANN DURHAM, iunior English maior from Claremore: Alpha Chi, Rho Theia Sigma, secrelary: Wesley Foundaiion, presideni: Dean's Honor Roll: Au-Ger-Du-Lo Players: Chairmanship of Oklahoma Melho- disi Siuclenl Movemeni Council. MARSHA CLIFTON, senior arf and hisfory major from Del Cily: Alpha Chi: Siudeni' Educaiion Associaiion. DALE WATTS, senior English maior from Owasso: Alpha Phi Omega: Alpha Psi Omega: Sigma Tau Delia: Au-Ser-Du-Lo Players: Band: Wind Ensemble: Orchesfra. 1 'E wi i ll qyub GWENDOLYN COLLINS, senior elemeniary edu- caiion maior from Vian: Rho Theia Sigma: Siudeni Educa'rion'Associa'lion: Alpha Chi. PEGGY COOP, senior music educaior maior from Tahlequah: Music Educafors Naiional Conference: Norlheasiern Singers: 'ialenf award in i964 Miss Tahlequah pageani: Chorus. 4-X , i,j,. 5t, V A. Hb , ,wry-u.. 5 Q., l V 'V r f, fs., . f' k . 9, , px - , yi I. x R ll ..,, Q V ,rj x l Y l - Vs ' s I 1: A N, KENT LASHLEY, iunior physical educaiion maior from Muskogee: irack Team: end on fooiball Team, leiierman. ...P .-,f wx' ROBERT DOWNES, senior biology and physical educa- lion maior from Okmulgee: Siudeni Educaiion Associa- 'rio-n: lnierfraferniiy Council, presidenlp Phi Lambda Chi. presideni: Dean's Honor Roll. V' A li V fri' A-sf : A i - 2 , - ' ' ' i av- Q , '--' -- , . . 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SHARON GRAYSON, iunior elemeniary educaiion and hisiory maior from Okmulgeet Siudenf Educaiion Associaiion: Panhellenic pledge scholarship award: Dean's Honor Roll: Sigma Sigma Sigma. Ns ' Ilia'-?'?'f r ' l5I ' uf'x.O.im ,:E'i. , . ' I -M' '- we-N . 'L ' ii -s.g2,Jigy, - 5.325 Y V--f . fi lQ'Ef4i9'i'Q iSmiihi 5 T.- x.: - f'V ,. ,V V.,ivlmgig1.wl3iiillil 1-',iPli.wrs-'imma , is .NM will .M ,, . , i f f . fa. 7 'i i 1 -' '-'i L'i'i9'iwlfffwxi is mais S-'B' X .Q- MARGARET GAGE. iunior business educaiion maior 'From Pryor: Sfudenr Educalion Associalion: Alpha Sigma Alpha, presidenh Panhellenic JUDY GAROUTTE. junior social srudies maior from Coweiag Rho Theia Sigma: Siudenr Educafion Associaiion: Alpha Chi: Pi Gamma Mu: Presi- den'r's Honor Roll: Dean's Honor Roll. DAVID RICHARDSON, senior biology major from Tulsa: presidenl' of 'rhe sophomore class: Phi Sigma Epsilon, vice presideni. JIM MALONE, senior speech maior from Muskogee: Sigma Tau Gamma, 'freasurerq Al- pha Psi Omega. vice president hisioriang Au- Ger-Du-Lo Players: Square Dance Club: Siu- denl' Senaie, presideni: Haskell Hall vice president Siudeni' Educalion Associaiiong Sfudenr Personnel Commiiieeg Direclor l965 Showcase of Talenl: execulive vice presidenl Oklahoma Inlercollegiale Siudenf Associa- rionq pariicipaied in a number of play casis and worked on The drama crews. i ':- --we-11-,six Council, president JO EVELYN KELLEY, iunior social sfudies maior from Muskogee: Sludenr Educalion Associalion Alpha Chi: Rho Thefa Sigma: Pi Gamma Mu. . ,.,,1ll f ,, pl KRISTINE STRATTON. Iunior music maior from Tahlequah: Norfheasiern Singers: Music Educaiors' Narional Conference: chorus: Norfheasfern Symphony Orchesfrag I965 Who's Who. CONNIE BROWN, Iunior Spanish maior from Muskogee: S'ruden'r Educa+ion Associaiionz Rho Thefa Sigma: Dean's Honor Roll: Bes+-Dressed Girl candidafe. cs 'Eb . Cl ll U ll U C . f -1 . I '1 E I C C C . 5 fry: ' 5 ' BOB HATHAWAY, senior biology major from Tahlequah: Pre-Med Club: Oklahoma lniercollegiaie Siucleni Associafionz NSC campus coorclinaior: Phi Lambda Chi. pledge president secreiary. vice presideni: Siudeni Senaie, vice presideni: Tsa La Gi king candidafeg radio announcer KTLQ. MARGARET LAUTERBACH, senior chemisiry maior from Chouleauq Sigma Sigma Sigma: Homecoming Queen afiendani: Dean's Honor Roll: secreiary of sophomore class: Miss Wagoner: 'Firsi runner up in i965 Miss Oklahoma coniesf. CHRIS MURPHY, senior music educalion maior from Pawhuslca: Music Educalion Nafional Convenlion: chorus: Noriheaslern Singers: Sfuclenl Senale, secrelary: Sludenf Educalion Associaiion: I964 Who's Who: Carousel cast MARK COVERSTONE, iunior in slrumenlal music maior from Tulsa band: orcheslrag Wind Ensemble chorus: Music Educaiion Nafional Conveniion, presiclenl. JON MASTERS, junior business aclminislralion major from Tahlequah: Rho Thela Sigma: Dean's Honor Rall: Sludenr Educaiion Associalion: Pre- Law Club: KTLQ radio announcer. l l ,ll , , f .- 4,1 A ARDEN JAMES, iunior physics and maihemalics maior from Tahlequahi Alpha Chi: Kappa Mu Epsilon: Rho Thela Sigma: Uniied Campus Chrislian Fellowship, secrefary: secrelary of freshman class: Dean's Honor Roll: Marh Club: Showcase of Talenf: Miss Tahlequah I963. BOB SCOTT, iunior business adminislraiion maior from Picher: Preiaw Club. presidenl: Pi Gamma Mu: Rho Thela Sigma: Alpha Chi. .ri . X. k . X . X X J Q 6 I ,Q if-f' ki I i .QW-Q h M l rxl, 1.6 N: .A D xi gf' 2f4,,,3,,,!' ,,,g. -img. i .wg gg.-,K-. .f.i'f2:1f'51' ,. 1 'Q- lx F. U. ,ffm J- -1 7-5, '- -1 A1f1'.y,.',-,:Q:',:g-?. 5. .M ,fo-t4.N,1,f -,gk 1,-'ilk'-g , . 17121641 75 M591 ,. , .Ag'y.'v.1.5',,'.'r,,i:Q'.'-- J,-, K I '-,J - - -'Z'-JK: ' wiv. W6 LARRY LEE WILLIAMS. senior biol Tulsa: Pre-Med Club: Dean's Honor ogy maior from Roll. 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All campus athletic activities are governed by this committee, which is chosen by the Executive Council and is directly responsible to the president ot the college as well as the chairman ot the Division ot Health. Physical Education. and Satety. As chairman. Mr. Turnbow is the otticial taculty representative to all state collegiate athletic conterence meetings and signs all contracts together with the chairman ot the Division ot Physical Education. Cesa ro Lomba rdi Dorothy Yandell I FOOTBALL orwood Has 3 -7-I Record Over 4 Years The NorTheasTern STaTe Redmen are coached by Tracy B. Norwood. Jr.. one oT Olclahoma's mosT successful TooTball coaches. In his Tour years aT NSC, Coach Norwood has compiled a record oT 3I-7-I. The Red- men have been vicTorious in 27 oT The pasT 30 games wiTh Their only Two losses going To EasT CenTral. As a measure oT The qual- iTy oT Norwood's coaching, eighT members oT The T965 squad have signed wiTh pro- Tessional Teams. Norwood is assisTed by Dr. RoberT Lander, Dr. Melvin Crawford. George EllioTT. and Gerald Benn. WiTh The backing of These Tine men The l965 season ended wiTh The Redmen placing second in The Oklahoma CollegiaTe AThleTic Confer- ence wiTh a 7-I-I record. Call iT! XQ s X in ,, 1 nl in F COASH TRACY NORWOOD beams wiTh pride aT The Redman season recor . ASSISTANT COACHES LEFT To nghf, George EllloT, Dr. Melvin Crawford Gerald Benn, and Dr. RoberT Lander. -1 HALFBACK FLOYD BUTLER barely makes anoTher Touchdown Toward his Tour-year ToTal of 3.428 yards rushing. TOM ECKERT. ALL-CONFERENCE sec- ond Team quarTerback: George STand, guard. ahh CHRIS HOLLAND, HALFBACK and. four-year leTTerman, makes anoTher of his famous pass inTercepTions of The season. TOM ECKERT BACKING away To compleTe anoTher pass Toward his ll3 oul' of 220 seasonal record ToTaling I,37O yards. 'N' rx mf 4 1 'Y 8 2 H I - 1-v',.,.,. Redmen Scalp Wonderboys For lst Win In The opening home game oT The l965 season SepT. I8 The NorTheasTern Redmen meT and deTeaTed The Arkansas Tech Won- derboys from Russellville. ATTer gaining possession on Their own 23. The Redmen marched 64 yards clowmcield before scoring on a I3-yard pass from Tom EckerT To hallback Floyd BuTler. The game Then remained deadlocked unTil wiTh 39 seconds leTT in The second quarTer a Won- derboy gaThered in a deTlecTed punT and carried iT all The way To The goal line To make The halTTime score 7-7. ln The Third quarTer The Redmen pushed over a score on a 2l-yard TourTh-down pass Trom Eckerlr To Wes lvlal'Thews. In The Tinal period NorTheasTern sus- Tained a long drive and Tallied on anoTher Eckerl'-To-BuTler pass Tor a Tinal score oT 2l-7. ortheastern Blanks Alvans In CCAC Tilt The NorTheasTern Redrnen were vicTori- ous again SepT. 25. This Time in conTerence P'aY- deieallng H16 Noflhwesleff' Sfafe wouLD You BELIEVE ThaT The een is back aT The eee-yefd line? College Rangers Trom Alva 28-O. The TirsT quarTer wenT wiTl1ouT score. Early in The second period The Redmen ground down To The Ranger I5 and Tom EclcerT Tired a pass To RoberT Taylor who hurried inTo The end zone Tor a legiTimaTe six poinTs. l'l. W. C-3reen's poini-aTTer made The score aT halTTime NorTheasTern 7-NorTh- wesTern O. ShorTly aTTer The second halT lciclc-oTT. The Redmen scored Three Times, TirsT on Floyd BuTler's 8-yard end sweep, Then on a 54- yarcl pass gainer Trom EclcerT To Wes MaT- Thews in The TourTh. and on anoTher BuTler run. This Time Tor 83 yards. Final score: NorTheasTern 28-NorThwesTern O. as Joi-:N GOUBEAUD. ALL-CONFERENCE honorable Red m a n B e menfion defensive Tackle. With S ava ges EUGENE WILLIAMSON. END: Marcus Hendricks, All-Confer ence firer Team end. E n d S I n The NorTheasTern Redmen earned Their Third vicTory OCT. 2 wiTh a 45-6 win over The Savages Trom SouTheasTern STaTe College. Fred Cheek wenT over aTTer a 65-yard Touchdown drive Tollowing The kick-oTT. H. W. Green lciclced The TirsT oT his perTecT day's six PAT's Tor a 7-O lead. Then The Tom EclcerT-Wes MaTThews passing com- l:ainaTion clicked and The Redmen's lead doubled. A SouTheasTern rally culminaTed in a score, buT The conversion aTTempT Tailed. NorTheasTern added poinTs when Floyd BuTler bulled his way across Trom The Tour To give The Redmen a 2l-6 score aT The half. ln The Third quarTer BuTler scored Twice and Eckerf Threw his Third Touchdown pass To Taylor. A Green field goal ended The scoring. 'QQ wow 'x . ' Um V tv ,- 4' J ' 9 ANOTHER REDMAN RUSHING aTTempT in The EasT CenTral game. 5 . ' - -.'1'..f fri ,, ' ' 1. ,. 9 .., I ' ' i i 3 4 . .- E H. W. GREEN, QUARTERBACK, lcicks Toward his PAT record oT 30 ouT oT 32 conversion aTTempTs. TIM LIVESAY, OFFENSIVE guard: Gary Llewellyn, oTTensive guard: Bob Purser. defensive guard: RusTy G-oodsell, cenTer. C- '. Tigers' Claws Maul Record, Title Hopes Homecoming Tans saw The OCAC cham- pions Trom EasT CenTral overpower NorTh- easTern OCT. 9 To sTop The Redman winning sTrealc of nine games and dim NSC Tirle hopes. The Tigers dominaTed The TirsT half, scor- ing Two Touchdowns in The second quarTer To lead aT The halT Time I4-O. The only con- creTe Redman ThreaT in The TirsT halT col- lapsed on a missed Tield goal Trom The 27- yard line. Early in The second half Wes MaTThews reTurned a punT 67 yards Tor The TirsT Red- man score. A Tumble in Redman TerriTory seT up anoTher NorTheasTern score and Tom EclcerT Threw To RoberT Taylor in The end zone. H. W. Green's exTra poinT Tied The score I4-all. A 25-yard Tield goal again puT The Tigers ouT TronT. buT The Redmen sTruclc a 'Final blow on a 79-yard drive highlighTed by Tive pass complefions. The lasT one. comple+e To Floyd BuTler, was Tor 6 poinTs. and Time ran ouT wiTh The score EasT CenTral 24-NorTheasTern 2l. PHIL ANGIERI. END: H. W. Green, quarTerbaclc. 2 N 'Y si, lui - .. ...Z-4iA.71.A,g-.- A- ... FRED CHEEK. OFFENSIVE halfbaclc, runs for a seasonal record of lhree louch- downs and 257 yards rushing. Bulldogs Bow W ll 2I I C O . CHARLES COGGINS, END: Joel Whid- To Redmen Rallying from Jrhe loss lo Easl Cenlral. Norlheaslern wrapped up ils lourlh viclory of lhe l965 season wilh a 2l-l7 lriumph over lhe Soulhweslern Bulldogs Ocl. I6. The Redmen scored firsl afler a 72-yard march on Tom Eclcerl passes of I5 and 20 yards lo Wes Malslhews plus a I5-yard aerial clincher caughl by Roberl Taylor. The firsl Soulhweslern bid came in lhe second guarler when il gained possession on The Redman 9-yard line aller blocking a Noriheaslern punl allernpl and execuled a 25-yard field goal lo pui' 'rhree poinls on lhe score board. Anolher break for Soulhweslern came when a Redman punl lraveled only five yards 'ro lhe 23. The Bulldogs scored on an end sweep-laleral combinarion 'ro lalce a IO-7 lead. Norlheaslern immedialely re- couped wilh an 8l-yard drive lo go ahead by a score of I4-IO. The lone Redman Jrouchdown of 'rhe sec- ond hali came from a 60-yard push wiih a 38-yard complelion To Mafihews and lhe final score of 'rhe evening. don, end, K N 'im' .'4- I V , ...ii fra' N. ly '55-:Is-H' .i . J y X I. , , 1,1 uh, H-ss T - ., .wi as L - ffl FLOYD BUTLER, ALL-CONFERENCE first le-am halfback. adds lo his four-year 'loial of 25 louchdowns and I50 poinls. FRANK SUMNER, HALFBACK: Jesse Young, halfbackg Bill Marfin, halfbaqlc. CQ Sig T F7 i ': a 1 Redmen Turn Lion Tamers t Langston The Redmen baTTled LangsTon UniversiTy OcT. 23 on The Lions' home Tield Tor a vic- Tory oT I4-I3. Early in The second quarTer fullback Fred LedbeTTer smashed Through Tor The TirsT Touchdown. and H. W. Green kicked his TwenTieTh exTra poinT To make The score 7-O. l.aTer in The quarTer. Tom Eckerl' compleTed a pass To Floyd BuTler good Tor 58 yards. A LangsTon penaI+y moved The ball To The 7, buT EckerT. unable To Tind a receiver. Threw Tor a loss aT The 23 on The Third down. Green's Tield goal aTTempT was blocked and picked up by a Lion Tackle who sped 69 yards Tor a Touchdown. NorTh- easTern led aT The half 7-6. In The Third quarTer a l6-yard EckerT- Wes lv1aTThews pass and an EckerT comple- Tion To Fred Cheek made The score I4-6. LangsTon complefed Tour passes covering 46 yards To end The scoring. HuP.rwo-THREE . . . ' If WES LMATIHEWS CATCHES anoTher pass To aid in a I4-l3 vicTory OV . el angs on DALE RUNYAN, QUARTERBACK HOMER KUPSICK, LlNEBACKERg Paul Skeans. All-Conference honorable menTion linebacker: Marion Bayles. All-Conference second Team linebacker: Bill ScoTT. All-Conference defensive Tackle: Wes MaTl1ews, All-Conference offensive end. Vx. .3 'I L' I f , viii -. . WES MATTHEWS MAKES anoTher oT his 45 pass recepTions oi The season. His yardage ToTaled 657. OFFENSIVE END ROBERT Taylor caTches anofher pass Toward his Tour Touchdown, 280- yard seasonal rushing score. FRONT, RICHARD MARTI, halfback: Back row. Jim ST. Pierre. linebacker: Don DeaTon. halfback: RoberT Taylor, All-ConTe-rence honorable rnenTion end: Booker Shackeliord, Tackle. v ortheastern Comes Back, Ties Broncs The Redmen sTaged a Three-Touchdown comeback in The TourTh quarier and wrapped up a 27-27 Tie wiTh The Bronchos oT CenTral STaTe OCT. 30. AlThough The TirsT quarTer was Redman- dominaTed, CenTral's play during The pe- riod was good Tor a Touchdown, buT The exTra-poinT aTTempT was blocked. NorTh- easTern Traveled 92 yards To Tie The score in The second quarier. The halT ended 6-6. ATTer The halT CenTral scored Three Times To lead 27-6 wiTh Ten minuTes leTT in The game. AT This poinT NorTheasTern began To move. Floyd BuTler broke loose wiTh a 49- yard run and Tom EclcerT Tossed a goal line sTrike To Fred Cheek. H. W. Green's kick rewroTe The score 27-I3. The Redmen again Took over aT Their own I4 and com- pleTed 6 passes narrowing The margin To 27-20. EckerT made a I7-yard Touchdown Throw To Cheek seHing up The game Tying place-kick by Green. RONNY BROWN, TACKLE: Jim Lewallen, Tackle: Bud Casey, All-Conference honorable menTion Tackle. llf ll! ll ll I lax ii Pfl . U lf: 5 l W ffl . Thi.. DAN RHODES, MANAGER: Darrell MiTchell, manager: Dr. Melvin Crawford: Ben Zim- ITleFm5l'l, TTTBFIGQBV. 20-O Shut Out Of Farmers Puts NSC 2nd NorTheasTern clinched aT leasT a Tie Tor second place in The c:onTerence by deTeaT- ing Panhandle A and M 20-O aT Goodwell Nov. 6. The TirsT quarTer was a sTand-oTT buT laTe in The second period NorTheasTern scored on a Tive-yard run by Fred Cheek. The exTra-poinT Try wenT amiss, making The score 6-O aT The halT. Early in The Third guarTer defensive Tackle Bill ScoTT bloclcecl a punT on The Aggie I5 To give The Redman possession. Then Floyd BuTler scored on a one-yard plunge, and H.W. Green booTed Tor a I3-O lead. The Tinal TD came aTTer Jim STeele inTer- cepTed a pass and Toolc The ball To The Aggie 40. Long runs by BuTler and an Eck- erT-To-MaTThews pass added six poinTs Tor The Redmen, and Green's perTecT kiclc ended The scoring. - 7 FRED LEDBETTER, HONORABLE Me-nTion A Conference fullback: Jim DooliTTle, Tullbaclc. lvvjgsfwf-,F I lr , f A 'f F., TEAM FORMS A hudclle To decide on The nexi' play. OUR NORTHEASTERN STATE Redman TooTball Team oT T965 -' -- rsh . H' . . I - ., , .v .' Till? uf, ,...i ,J .- l-fe.-.IJ I ' Season Foo+ball Record Season Foofball STaTisTics 7 NE ' 0 FirsT Downs I52 IO5 6 Yards Rushing I554 24 Yards Passing I555 O 7 I7 Passes ATTempTed 25I 200 I3 Passes. CompIeTed I 25 95 27 InTercepTions I3 I4- 0 PunTs and Average 4-IX37 59735 7 Yards Penalized 605 545 C-iorillas Caged 28-7 By Redmen In I96 Finale The Redmen ended Their I965 TooTIoaII season in sTyIe here Nov. I7 wiTh a vicTory over The Gorillas of Kansas STaTe 28-7. NorTheasTern opened The scoring when Wes IvIaTThews snagged a 26-yarder Tor a Iead oT 7-0 aTTer The kick. LaTer in The same quarTer IvIaTThews ran The disTance Trom The 45-yard Iine To make The Redman Iead Two Touchdowns aT The half. NorTheasTern rushed 72 yards in I3 pIays aTTer receiving The second haIT kickoTT To score on a I2-yard pass from Dale Runyan To MaTThews. The TourTh quarTer was The seTTing of anoTher Redman Touchdown. Kan- sas STaTe scored iTs Ione Touchdown on a 42-yard run over The Redman IeTT Tlank IaTe in The game. HALFBACK MACK STEELE makes a Tackle for The Reclmen in The NorTheasTern-Kansas , BASKETB LL COACH JACK DOBBlNS poinfs oui game sfraiegy in skull pracfice. DR. KENNETH HOLLAND assisfs Dobbins wifh fhe Redman roundballers. l965 REDMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. Fronl' row, leff fo righf, assisfanf coach Kennefh Holland, Barry Morgan. Pele Vanzanf. Dale Dishman, Bill Terry. Tom Thorne, Dwain Whiie and head Coach Jack Dobbins. Back row. Roy Giles, Gary Moore. Emmerson Baker, Mike Soul-hard, Bill McDaniel, Mike l-lasfing, Clarence Hedge. Jerry Walker. and Dennis Barlow. ij' Dobbins as Fine Record For Years Head Baskefball Coach Jack Dobbins complefed his sevenfh year af Norlheasfern wifh a season record of l8-7. Coach Dob- bins earned his bachelor's degree from Norfheasfern in l95l and was himself a sfar guard on fhe Redman roundball feam. He was a fhree-year choice io fhe Okla- homa Collegiafe Afhlefic Conference All- Conference feam. Coach Dobbins has led fhe Reolmen fo fhe No. 3 posifion in OCAC sfanding on fhree occasions. Dobbins is assisfed by Dr. Kennefh Hol- land. Before coming 'io Norfheasfern Dr. Holland was 'rhe afhlefic direcfor and head fooiball coach af Arkansas A 8: M. During his playing days he was a Liffle All-American selecfion af Soufhwesfern College in Mem- phis and finished his career af fhe Univer- sify of Arkansas. Y ROY GILES GETS a helping hand from Clarence Hedge in securing fwo poinfs for 'fha Redman. DALE DISHMAN SHOWS 'rhe form fha? gave him IO4 baskers our of I44 affempfs af rhe free Hfurow line. PETE VANZANT GOES in for a perfecf lay-up JUMP . . . SHOOT . . . TWO poinrs. MIKE SOUTHARD, 6'5 senior cenTer. TOM THORNE, 6' junior guard. DALE DISHMAN IS in The clear Tor anoTher oT his l02 Tield goals Tor The season. Cagers Have I 8-7 Season, 3rd In OCAC The NorTheasTern cagers opened The I966 season wiTh vicTories over The College oT The Ozarks and SouThwesT BapTisT Col- lege To Take Them inTo Their TirsT OCAC game wiTh a Three-game winning sTreak. The 82-81 win over Panhandle A Sc M and The 74-66 conquesT oT NorThwesTern gave The Redmen an early conTerence lead. They wenT on To be vicTorious over SouThwesTern 76-70 and Cenjrral 7l-6I in conTerence play. The wins made seven in a row Tor The Red- men as well as giving Them a 4-0 conTer- ence record. WiTh The conTerence Third lead- ing scorer, PeTe VanzanT, ouT due To a broken leg and sTarTer Gary Moore playing wiTh an ankle iniury, The Redmen had Their seven-game winning sTreak ended by EasT Texas STaTe 87-67 and Hardin-Simmons 98- 73. NorTheasTern made a comeback wiTh a 84-80 win over John Brown buT Their win- ning ways were shorT-lived. SouTheasTern and Oklahoma BapTisT UniversiTy puT The clamps on The Big Greens' perTecT 4-0 con- Terence mark 80-62 and 74-70 respecTively. LEAPING GARY MOORE geTs anoTher rebound Tor his I2.9 game average, making him The Redmen's leading rebounder. fx he L --exgu ,,,,f The fwo defeafs were followed by a win over Easf Cenfral 72-63 and a loss fo Phil- lips Universify. Norfheasfern rallied again and rapped Langsfon 93-84 fo bring fhe Redman conference mark fo 6-3 and fhird place in CCAC acfion. The Redman roundloallers confinued fheir come-baclc wifh vicfories over John Brown and Cenfral. Wins over Easf Cenfral and Soufhwesfern broughf fhe Redrnen wifhin one-half game of second place. The cagers came ouf of fheir final six conference games wifh five wins and anofher loss fo conference-leading OBU. The wins puf fhem in fhird place in fhe final CCAC sfandings wifh a I3-5 record. This was fhe fhird year for Coach Dobbins' cagers fo finish in fhe No. 3 spof in fhe OCAC wifh fhe Redmen only one game away from fhe play-off berfh. Over- all fhe Big Green finished wifh an impres- sive I8-7 season mark, fhe besf any Norfh- easfern feam has posfed in fhe pasf six years. BILL M'cDANIEL, 6'6 senior cenfer. F i , 1,2 Q X!-X TWO MORE POINTS for Hue Redmen and Milne Soufhard. DWAIN WHITE, 6' iunior guard. TWO FOR HIM! TENSION. bqvff? sg 0 Q' Y. , - .177 V 'Z Vt .U , -4 ROY GILES GOES high fo 'rally for 'the Redmen. SPEED AND ACCURACY pay off Giles, Moore, Dishman Top Performers Roy Giles, spearhead of fhe Norfheasfern cagers, was named fo fhe firsf 'ream of fhe OCAC All-Conference baslcefball feam. Gary Moore and Dale Dishman received honorable menfion for 'lhe elife squad. Moore was a firsf feam choice lasf year and appeared fo have fhe spof again fhis year before an ankle iniury ruined his chances. Dishman was a clufch performer all season. l-lis 43-foof iumper af fhe buzzer in fhe Soulheasfern game is an example of his huslle and skill. Dishman finished wifh a l2.3 average: Moore hif for I4.5 poinfs per game. Giles finished fhe season wifh a feam-leading average of I7.5, and was second in rebounding wifh 8.5 per game average. Moore was fhe feam's leading rebounder wifh a l2.9 game average. GARY MOORE, 6'3 senior forward: honorable menlion All-Conference. ROY GILES, 6'3 senior forward: All'Con- PETE VANZANT, 6'4 senior guard. DALE DISHMAN, 5'lO senior guard honorable menfion All-Conference. lT'S GARY'S BALL! MIKE HASTINGS, 6'6 freshman cenier. JERRY WALKER. 6'3 funior forward. BILL TERRY, 5'IO sophomore guard REBOUND FOR GILES. IT'S GOTTA GO in. DENNIS BARLOW, 6'3 iunior forward. Rx I EMERSON BAKER. 6'5 senior cenfer. UPSIDAISY! BARRY MORGAN. 6'6 freshman forward. NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC I965-66 BASKETBALL RECORD College of Jrhe Ozarks College of Jrhe Ozarlcs Soulhwesl' Baplisi' . . Panhandle A 84 lvl . Norlhweslern . . . Cen+ral Srale .. . Soulhweslern .. Easr Texas . . . Hardin-Simmons . John Brown . . . Soulheaslern ...... Oklahoma Bapfisjr . Easl-Cenlral ..... Phillips Universily . . Langslon Universiiy . John Brown ........ Cenfral Srare ....... Soufhwesrern S+a're . . Easr Cenlral .... . Soulheasfern ....... Phillips Universify . . . Langslon Universily . . NSC NSC NSC Oklahoma Bap'ris'r . . . Panhandle A 84 M . . . Nor+hwes'rern Sfale . . Won I8, Losi' 7 CLARENCE HEDGE, 6'5 senior for ard . . BASEB LL Benn Gives Redmen Fine 3-Year Record For The Third consecuTive year The Red- man baseball Team had physical educaTion insTrucTor Gerald Benn as iTs head coach. Under Benn's asTuTe guidance, The Team cap- Tured TirsT place in The OCAC The pasT Two years and Tied Tor second place wiTh SouTheasTern iusT one game behind The OBQ Bisons This year. A laTe sTarT and The loss of The Team's sTar ouTTielder gave The boys some hard Times. JusT prior To baseball season, Coach Benn was on The bench recovering Trom knee surgery, which delayed The beginning oT pracTice. The Team also was hurT by losing The - services of ouTTielcler Wesley MaTThews when he signed a professional TooTball con- l TracT, as well as sTellar piTcher Carroll Moore. REDMAN PLAYER SHOWS his piTching Torrn. GERALD BENN, COACH of The Redman nine, checks baTs in preparaTion Tor a Trip. MEMBERS OF NORTHEASTERN STaTe College's diamond crew are, TirsT row, lefT To righf, Joe Burgess: Breni' Thompson: Lonnie Hale: Larry Williams: Larry STone: Henry Bias: Gary Kirlcley: Jerry Johnson. Second row, lefT To righT, Coach Gerald Benn: George Hill: Dan Robbins: Sandy Hanlin: L. D. Lawson: Tom Henderson: Warren CenTer: John Sellers: Don SToclcard1 Gary Fisher. .f' ' ...Dr arm 'P' 'ka' w,-...r:.,f.- f W , REDMAN PITCHER TOM Henderson heads Tor TirsT base on a single. :sa T To T J ' ff' - . M H V fifaiy'-EQQ T' H i In ' T .Y Q-D-.H W4 l '. , Y , , .. . A '--ar HIFMJ 9 T :gif N 4 a ' 1 .4,.i, ' ink - ' , A- -. rr ',z-..-n1- Qmprf . ,gy greg. -. djs-.558 -'T ci 4 , HAQAI' . -A -.1-s we-6 rr-i,',.Ag Q . in 1,.. T ' A ' 4 . . LQ. . - , K - J - - - 3- V - -.A : --inf.. affvasg' A W -' '--. l.- 1- ...1 - '-4 1' '- -,f..-. 11-, T-3 11 - ':f,':'7'f, 4 -'- ' 3 g. 2d -'s ' -'..- '-Y'-N'-5 A PLAYER RACES for home plaTe To move The Redmen one ahead in Their Tifle-defending drive. I Game Keeps Redmen Away From Playoff The NorTheasTern baseball Team began The season as defending OCAC champs wiTh Two vicTories over Bacone College. The vicTories were Tollowed by losses To OBU and TU buT The Redman made a come-back wiTh wins over LangsTon 4-3 and .7-I. The Redmen Toolc a few more losses before They began a winning sTrealc wiTh vicTories over SouTheasTern. EasT CenTral, and LangsTon. NorTheasTern could do no beTTer Than break even wiTh OBU wiTh a 8-5 vicTory aTTer losing The opener 7-3. The spliT ended Redmen's hopes oT a Third sTraighT league crown and leTT Them wiTh a I4-7-I record Tor The season. The NorTheasTern Team ended The season wiTh second place in The EasTern Division of Oklahoma CollegiaTe AThleTic Conference. HURLER GARY FISHER leTs fly a curve ball. A NON-CONFERENCE game wiTh PoTeau Junior College kepT The diamond crew in shape. Ifr. Pd'-0 . , v. ,,.,, . . '. -wimmfvil ff ...9..1f4w- PITCHER JOHN SELLERS releases 'the ball for a 'rhird sirike. THE REDMAN BENCH wafches inienily as an opponenl hi'rs info a double play. NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC . NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC NSC I 966 BASEBALL RECORD Bacone College .. Bacone College .. Tulsa Universily .. Oklahoma Bapiisl . Oklahoma Baplisi . Langsion Universily Langsion Universily Omaha Universily . Phillips Universiiy . Wichilra Universily Souiheaslern S+a're Soulheaslern Sialre Easl Cenlral ......... Easl Cenlral ......... Langsion Universily Langsion Universily Easl' Cenlral ...... . . Easi Cenlral ...... . . Oklahoma Baplisl' ..... Oklahoma Bap'ris'r ..... l.: r,. 'ff' - '-raw:-...Q - 0'-' HE.-, i ,ur . :eli f 159--A 'QW -! if 2, gg 5 1,1 F-33 :e,sii!i5.ifs1 gg Q if gg. 1 +135-ggf? ' Irie ff' A r.'5fa.Vf'Q9 - P-'i - ' ,'.3f' 1 4'5'5'i- - - 7 91 i-lfigf, ,111':,i,'1-J,gf?fQ -4 , ' ,. . w -3,431 sr. -if 4, ' ,.f,, qgzf- ,vw , gp fi g f'f -f'fw.1- fi L ,A '- Sftpi 77 - S H3113 ' 7- ' ibgg +A Gwiva S 'ATL -- -lv . I . ' i '. V if-551145906 ff if' 9 7, 4 5'-F5311 NSC PLAYER FINDS a pifch 'ro his liking and puls an all-ou? efforl info geiiing a hi'l'. v i i i 1 -' ,. .1 -41L. '. ., L. , l78 1 Baseballers On Division Il- tar Team Five NorTheasTern players were seIecTed To The EasTern Division All-STars of The Ok- lahoma CoIIegiaTe AThleTic Conference. The infielclers included John Sellers, shorT- sTop: Larry STone, second loase: and L. D. Lawson, TirsT base. Also seIecTed on The Team were piTchers Tom Henderson and Sandy I-Ianlin. Records show Sellers as NorTheasTern's No. I player. I-Ie ended The season wiTh an over-all .398 average wilh six homers and 22 runs loaTTed in. I-Ienderson's l.28 earned-run average and 83 sTriIce-ouTs in 52 innings piTched were Top Tor The squad. I-'le Tinished The season wiTh a 7-2 record which included a Two-hiTTer. Three one-hiTTers. and one no- uv gm ' 'ville-'Tasx If ' , sf-v.v2M?-:,..,.m NSC DIAMOND CREW prepares To leave Tor Twin-bill baseball game. hiTTer game. Lawson has been a sTarTer Tor Three years. I-Ie is one of The Team's mosT con- sisTenT hiTTers. IoaTTing over .300 all Three seasons. E559 4.- 5- j f. bs. .v 4.8-Qujeig'-J ' '7, A.-.f. Q Pplf yi:::g4,j. gimp. e f-31?i '1ia . ........- - -.-1-.an ' r . . 4 . .1 .1 3 '- ' f. I A - .. A LOW BALL, and a NSC player swings Tor sTriIce Two. PITCHER SANDY HANLIN exhibiTs The Torm ThaT helped The Redmen win mosi' -oT Their conference games. ' fl CLARENCE I-renee CLEARS The high iump. MikeI's 9. In IOO'Dash NSC Record Handicapped by lack of a Track for pracTice, NorTheasTern placed eighTh in The Oklahoma CollegiaTe AThleTic Conference Track and Tield meeT aT Shawnee. Eugene' Williamson hurled The shoT 42 TeeT IOM inches To earn TiTTh place. The Redman relay Teams composed oT Eric Mikel, Don DeaTon, Fred Cheek, Jim STeele, and John Harrison placed in Three evenTs. They placed Third in The 440 relay and 'fiTTh in The 880 and mile relay races. Mikel is The Team's ouTsTanding runner as he holds The NorTheasTern record Tor The IOO-yard dash wiTh a Time of 9.7. The Track Team is coached by Tracy- Norwood. TRACK 'Qi -rf --, ' -oivsapgmsg is. -1 l COACH NORWOOD HELPS Eugene Williamson wiTh shoT form. ERIC awaifs sTarTing signal. MIKEL, NORTHEASTERN'S ouTsTanding runner DON DEATON HANDS off The relay sTick To Eric Mikel. ,373 5 T H r y. 'A I M 4 ir' . -' Q ' - X I , . 4 ' 0 . T:--' f. , T- . - - fy' If ,nyc . 'L 'M ' if 1 .. ,r-. nk'-, 1- lls iI 1 . mr-' T V. 1-. .. . , rv esfl'f3:,i'rf A n,h'.Nl-V. .Q, 71.,, V rs'F',.l:tTTf.gi, X ,g n . 1- T, - Inexperience Gives Netters Rough Season The Norlheasfern 'tennis 'ream ended +he season wifh a nor-so-impressive record of 3-8. The young 'ream came our of confer- ence play in The No. 4 posilion. Hopes are high for a good, experienced Team nexl year wirh +he rerurn of all buf one neHer. Ken Carlson. Carlson, a' senior. was seeded No. 3 among The Redman players bul held Jrhe besr won-los'r record for The learn fhis season. TENN S I s lm. l -..4 ,.-,gin-if' COACH HOLLAND DEMONSTRATES an over-head volley. MEMBERS OF THE Redman nel Team are. leff To righf, Don Burke'r+. Tony Acosfa. Thad Lang- ford. Ken Carlson. and Dennis Lashley. 24. ,,.. PENEI MacFEELEY, ANOTHER regular for fhe Redmen. rears back for a perfecf serve. DON BURKETT RETURNS The ball To score. SWIMMI G AA V -s 7 ii 'I if A ,L - I :EL .z. MEMBERS OF THE Norfheasfern Swim Team are, lefT To rigl1T, Jim Kelly, Rich Larson. Coach James Evans, Richard Roberison. and Jack Hanning. Bacl: row, Ray Lomax, Bob Wilcox, Wayne Harris, Bill Van DeLinder. Ken DeTmer, John Lomax. JIM KELLY AWAITS The sTarTing signal To begin The relay FGCS. x J. sib- Swimmers Strongest In 400 Relay AlThough NorTheasTern's swimming Team did noT have an all win vicTory, They did shine in some individual spoTs. AT The Em- poria STaTe-NSC swim meeT NorTheasTern swimmers ran inTo a seasoned Team losing 9 ouT of IO evenTs. buT The lone NSC vicTory was a happy one as Jerry Lomax. Jim Evans, Bob Wilcox, and Jim Kelly won The final race. The evenT. The 400 TreesTyle relay. was won in a Time of 3:5l.3. The swim Team is under The direcTion of sTudenT coach Jim Evans and Dr. Melvin Crawford. oT The physical educaTion sTaTT. , ' V 76 5 TWO REDMEN PREPARE To hiT The waTer for IOO-meTer freesTyle. 'x Golfers Take 3rd Straight CCAC Crown The Norlheasiern golfers, coached by D. M. Wadley, ended The I966 season wilh 'rheir lhird slraighl conference golf lille and lhe fourlh in lhe pasl five years. The GULF 'fha ' E FOUR MEMBERS OF 'the Redman golf l'eam walch Coach Wadley line up a pull. Lefl lo righi' members are. Joe Skeeler. im Co , ' ' ' . . J ol: David Livmgslon and Leo Deaver Redman golf leam shol' a low Team score of 607 lo win lhe Olclahoma Collegiale golf championship held al l-lillcresl Golf and Counlry Club in Oklahoma Cily. The Redman golfers also came oul in lhe No. 3 posilion in lhe Oklahoma College and Universify Tournamenl' held al Shawnee. Having won lhe OCAC lille, 'rhe Redmen will parlicipale for The Jrhird slraighl year in The Nalional lnlercollegiale Tournamenl' in Shawnee June 7-IO. ii' E A ANOTHER GOLFER. TONY Goble. JOE SKEETER PU'lTS for a par four. DAVlD LIVINGSTON ILLUSTRATES The pulling form lhal made him one of 'rhe +eam's mosl' con- sislenl players. always shooling in 'rhe 70's. I V 'if TRAMURAL PLAYERS JOCKEY for posifion ball. VOLLEYBALL PLAYER serves across The nel. o ge+ 'rhe I84 A TWO-POINT lalce-down for an inlramural malman. Intramurals Tr To Offer Sports For Il The inlramural program is a volunrary all-campus program encouraging sludenl' parlicipalion in various sporls. Praclically all sporls are represenled in lhe program for bolh men and women. Included in lhe lisl of sporls aclivilies offered for infra- mural play are loolball. sollball. wreslling, field hoclcey, baslcelball, and volleyball. lnlramural acrivilies are open 'ro all slu- denls and offer opporlunilies lo make new acquainlances and benelil from friendly compelilion. The 69'ers were again 'rhis year's infra- mural champs wilh Phi Lambda Chi running second in over-all poinls. Gerald Benn, as direclor of inlramurals, is responsible for The well-planned program of compelilive sporls. A PHI SIG 'rrips over an opponenf in an affempf fo gain yardage in flue Toilef Bowl. GERALD BENN, DIRECTOR of inlramurals, plans 'fha program for inframural games. l X- . . AN INTRAMURAL BASEBALL player fouls i'l'1e ball during play. fq' THE GIRLS' HOCKEY feams scramble for possession of ihe puck x f 'i ' 'f 1 K A ' ii.-.. 4.1 -2 .- - P.E. CLASS S MEMBERS OF THE boys' P.E. class enjoy gymnasfics. LAST ONE lN'S a roffen egg. -ALLEMANDE LEFT AROUND 'Hue ring and meef your pariner wiih a greaf big swing. THE TRAMPOLINE IS one of The popular phases of +he sfunfs and fumbling class. Various Types Cf Exercises Benefit Il The physical eclucaiion classes are planned io beneiii 'rhe healih of lhe slu- clenis Through a program of various afhleiic aclivilies. A number of classes are designed +0 meer ihe inieresis of all siuclenls. A slu- denr may choose from swimming, archery, fennis. social and square dancing. correc- live exercises, fumbling.. modern dance, and many o'rhers. BUT MY TUMMY'S showing. AN ARM-STAND IS demonsiraied in P.E. STUDENT illuslraies an over-head press fhe fumbling class. i l GlRL'S PYRAMID BUILDING improves dexlerily. W , , i j........ v iv, . 'rr . - .lm ' v rv . f' ' 4. -n any ,yi-,, - -,nw- . gp- ' .ww 1 ,, - . . , I ' ' g . A O 9 , 55' 11, Og '4 . 3 , ' rp UO -. , .qri l I' 9' Q 1 4.1. , I '. 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W V VJ. -mv, I If j , 42' A 1' a i , 1. -- 1. 1 Endless lines . . , in+roduc+ion fo The college Through orienlafion . . . nighls around +he dorm playing cards or goofing off . . . dances and long formals . . . visi'ring celeb- riries . . . maior play producfions and a safire on NSC . . . new buildings and old friends. 1v- -illf-1:5 BAND MEMBERS PLAY al 'llwe annual spring promenade. Music, Walks Dancing - Campus Fun STUDENTS ENJOY A nippy morning walk 'rl1rcugl1 lhe snow 'ro classes. S! 'I2IZ'rx,.,!n ff-L 4'-f 'Je' I- h T T Y far .. '-frm-gr - L. -Q - '.... 4 .. -T-773' ' .r :f??'ll?:'? r:lLf?k2YT5:-'f L ' --31.5 i,'l '55 :' E 'I- Y. 1 iff? ., P - ' 141 , j,, -' .ll-, ,, A-ll f .LVD Y. 'v Qlij ,lj . v . V - i Q'-. , W' ' 4:3 QA, vw' ' '. ' V' , I F3 iff' ' .J 'h I ' ... .. lx 1 al' MRS. MARTHA MARKHAM and her classes learn lhe principles of square dancing. b, ' gl! '4 ' .5 -.dq..,,.... Campus scenes . . . presenl everywhere . . . in classes . . . ai eleciions . . . al' a dance . . . siudy nighis ar ihe library . . . walks io lhe dorm . . . couples saying good- nighi on lhe sfeps . . . decoraiing for Chrisimas . . . parking Hckels and meiers ihar refuse io work iusi as Jrhe lasf bell rings . . . packing and unpacking for 'rhose long weekends al home . . . signing in The dorm . . . checks for forgeiling Jro clean your room up . . . dressing up for Wednes- day nighr dinners . . . 'rhe firsi snow, and a chance To use 'rhose boois you boughl lasi year . . . lhe appearance of shorls and sunburns as fhe weaiher warms up . . . early morning P.E. classes and numbers To line up on . . . The campus during +he many seasons and Jrhe people who make up lhe scenes of lhe campus. E' Y. ,s-,J ,- Y H I, Y,-..rq.,,, V , - STUDENTS PREPARE TO leave for 'l'he Easfern Tour. FRATERNITY MEMBERS AT +he fall smoker line up for a smorgasbord dinner. 3 if.- l ROYAL JENNINGS EXPLAINS fhe harpsichord +o onlooking music siudenis. DR. JOE ANDERSON shows his boiany siudenis 'lhe characferislics of leaves. r 1 . ali 'I .-. ,, I J, P 1 ,.r . aff ,.. ...Q ., r-4, in 3 ' 1 , , , f.rS I9I N .y ,. . 41.32 'Wi 'f .sx:i. -, T -9 . s , w,..X.,f J w --r .x !-ullw.--f-'Lf ' 9: STUDENTS REGISTER THEIR paren+s a+ Norfheasfern Paren+s' Day fes'Hvi+ies. D ' eco ratl ng, cHRlsrMAsTlME AND e-mLs + k r + + d + +h ' d 1 t t F -For H161 holiday much' a e mme ou o ecora e elr oors S Ll n For Collegians THE STUDENT BODY furns ou+ +o wafch confesianfs In 'fha skaieboard slalom in The firsi' Campus Olympics. sponsored by APO service frafernify. -4 I, . -V Y I I , Y 7- 1.4.2. ,, .u, W i ... 111 VACATIONS BROUGHT THE inevitable moving and.. packing for +I'1e holiday. MRS. FOREMAN. HASKELL Hall dorm mofher, checks on boy's progress BETWEEN CLASS IS fhe fime 'ro caich up on ihe Iafesi world evenis. 'KL BASIC PRINCIPLES OF sewing are shown fo home economics sfudenfs. C H. . ... .u. ,.,- f t, I ..,,..-.....iM.,,..nn,,. ',,.- . , I 1 1 I '7' fu ..,' -f,. .ann ,,.:u,1.' ,, n'o'o 1 g',',','.':'.'u. ' ' '.'. r 4' 1 Av, , 1 - L'.'.'1 To n i,0,l.' ff- - ' ' . 0 A NEAR CAPACITY crowd walched 'ihe Noriheasiern Redmen clash wilh Easf Cenlral and lose 24-2 I . Brighl' sunshine. beauiiful Iloals. an excil'- ing fooiball game and 'rhe pleasure of seeing old friends made Jrhe I965 Homecoming Ociober 9 a 'rruly iesiive day for Norlh- easlern alumni. Former leHermen mel' for brealciasr Io reminisce over pasi' a'rhIe'ric evenls, and Homecoming Queen Judy Zim- merman and her alrendanrs, Marilyn Ran- dall, Jane Wise, Judy Sfarr. and Janel' Baird. presided over Jrhe alumni luncheon. For rhe firsi 'rime in several years a fraier- ni+y's floalr won firsl place in The Home- coming parade wilh Phi Sigma EpsiIon's ATchison, Topeka and The Sanra Fe faking Ihe honors. A crowd of more Ihan 8500 speclaiors walched a marching review of visiling bands and The coronaiion of Queen Judy before The lioofloall game on Gable Field. I94 le W' HOMECOMING IS A 'rime 'for old grads and Iuiure grads Io cheer Their 'iavorire Ieam. 1 '13 STUDENT SENATE PRESIDENT Jim Malone crowns Judy wifh a kiss af Homecoming fesliviiies. JUDY ZIMMERMAN PRESIDING af The Alumni Luncheon. l 1 l ill' -Y xi 'Ii .yyffn -J ws-1g ff . f ei 5' . ...ln an ' 'I' Homecoming app Holiday For Iumni lg! MAURINE SMITH, ALUMNA of llie Year, al lhe Alumni Luncheon. THE HOMECOMING COURT for I965 was Janef Baird, Judy Slarr, Judy Zimmerman, Jane Wise and Marilyn Randall. - 15. Y NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE Arrowhead Band during lwalflime aclivllies al lhe Home- coming game. INDUSTRIAL ARTS FLOAT followed The parade llweme of Show Music wilh High Noon. ROGER DUNHAM PUTS pre-parade louclwes on homecoming float 3--Q ' l CHEERLEADERS YELL FOR foy as 'lhe Redmen score a fouchdown ai' fhe Homecoming game. l gl M i A - f I I Loncla Hill Tim Thomas Karen Gunfer CHEERLEADERS LEAVE THE 'furnpike on fheir way 'lo an ou'r-of fown game. :HX . 361- ll iw Q1 W3 James Evans Shirley Liplack Bob Osborn. mascol' l l l Cheerleaders Must Cheer, Win or Lose Rain or shine. win or lose, 'rhe Norih- easlern cheerleaders have 'rhe responsibilily of presenling happy. hopeful, and exciled laces +o lhe crowd. The cheerleaders are chosen by lhe Sludenl Senale in lhe sparing by audilions and musl 'rake il upon Ihem- selves lo go lo all Norlheaslern sponsored and parlicipaling alhlelic games. These sacrificing pepslers cheer for fhe sludenls, facully and alhleles and represenl' 'rhe college in oul-of-'rown games whelher few or many fans go. 1 113' CHEERLEADERS RIDING IN 'lhe Homecoming Parade. P-P INDIAN MASCOT BOB Osborn heals +he vicfory drum. L limba . ABP 4 i PRE-GAME BONFIRES have become an NSC riiual. Marie Dawson Don Hendricks Linda Slumpll THREE MADWOMEN, IMOGENE Anderson. Diane Boyd. and Alana visiT wiTh CounTess Aurelia, The Madwoman of ChailloT. If -. i nu PRINCETTA RUDD, AS The Madwoman oT ChailloT, sTars as CounTess Aurelia. T f The major Tall dramaTic producTion aT NSC was The lvladwoman oT ChailloT. by French playwrighT Jean Guraudoux. lvladwoman is abouT a half-demenTed buT quiTe compeTenT and conTidenT old crone who discovers ThaT There is evil in The world and proceeds To desTroy iT. ln The ploT a syndicaTe oT asTuTe exploiTers plan To ex- TracT oil Trom The ground beneaTh Paris. To save Paris, The mad CounTess lures The evil men inTo her cellar where The sTaircase leads Torever down. The spring producTion was lphigenia in Tauris, a Greek Tragedy by Euripedes. The drama involves Two imporTanT secTions oT The doomed House oT ATreus, The Transpor- TaTion oT Iphigenia To Tauris on The Black Sea. and The wanderings of OresTes which uniTe him wiTh lphigenia. his losT sisTer. BoTh producTions were under The direcTor- ship oT RuTh ArringTon, assisTanT professor oT speech, and JudiTh Wallis, insTrucTor oT speech and drama. J Trisler, pause affer a THE CAST JOINS in a song. COUNTESS AURELIA LURES The evil and greed of The world inTo her cellar. A -el' P l ,mc pr N KX, ',qQx4Q Ns. 'Fld HI .111 . COUNTESS AURELIA SUCCEEDS in convincing everyone lhal she is indeed sane and fhe resf of fhe world is mad. Dramatists Dramatize Dramas LARRY ALLEN AS Oresfes Iphegenia in Tauris. asks forgiveness of fhe gods in 1. r -j i'1?Q'1 hfywzz gg ' gag5gsa1,. 2,1 h , l - E .2 'ASQ . 4.1, - , A V IE- .f AML-if' y Q' 'r-i.-', ' X in A 1 , ,I V2 lv Y - 'iii' HA It x .lf .Q 4 f . f jl g 1' M, , ,Jig - . 1, A T ,I il A' I Q 57' E' E A f - . 'flf'g, 1. ' if, '.5glll'ffl. , , xv Eli: V l ' is L In VX' -J ' 21 'lux A rf ,: .H-A+' -1 f ' A' H' ' ,ii.i,lilf-,I i -ag w C 5 Q, Elin i , hun:-9 v ly H X Y l A' jltzlllkilul 5 I , it S., .N . J . , . . ' , . Qual, 1 . ' l llxligvlll ASQ'-X ' :L ll '. , ' . ' ' ' i A. ,.., . ., , if n ml, ' r J ' - . , V E. 'E5 x 431 N CAST MEMBERS BOB Rilschel, Dale Wa'Hs. and Bob SCQH lislen To Bob Gray fhe evil prospeclor. as he iells of his pla ns +0 blow up The cily of Paris. w I I Q H n Q ul: 1 gl ,L YY?-' I -4,4-.. , Q 4 THE CHlLDREN'S THEATRE presenied The King's Cream Puffs. Friends of Counress Aurelia gaiher in rhe cafe, Chez Francis. Dave Henley and Judy Zimmer- man, seafed. Gary Durst Cyndi Weil, Lee Roy Casebeer, Claude Thomas f5+andIng,, MUCH PREPARATION AND iime go info correcr make-up for fhe play casis. MARSHA WAREN ASSISTS Judy Zimmerman wiih her hairdo, x Wi ' 'Cream Puffs' Big Success With Children WITCHES IN THE King's Cream Puffs pu? finishing 'iouches on Their long fingernails. IMOGENE ANDERSON AS lphigenia and her ladies-in-waifing. Iv fl, LEE ROY CASEBEER as a herdsman in Hlphigenia in Tauris I ??r'1.1f. THE CAST OF The King's Cream Puffs. 'Y Y x - ' 'W ,1 r STUDENTS AT DOGPATCH U. loin Karen Gunfer in a song. .T 1S..Q7-P HDOGPATCH U. HAS some problem wiih Hue cafeieria food. 0, ...A- CAST MEMBERS OF The Showcase of Talen'r waif back sfage. I -ee -.--i Qi MISS JUDITH WALLIS hands Lee Roy Casebeer 'Ihe BesI Technician award. LAST YEAR'S BEST Ac+or, Earl Squyres, presenls Diane Boyd wiih the Besf Adress award. PO Spoofs College, Gives 'Best' Awards award. The selling . . . Dogpalch Universily and I Jrhe fes+ivi+ies common before and affer a Dogpalch foolball game . . . Ihis was 'rhe 'rheme Alpha Psi Omega chose for Ihe annual Showcase of Talent The casl members pul on Iheir Dogpalch besl and sang and danced 'rheir way Jrhrough a novel. sludenr-wrillen spoof on Norlheasl- ern. The climax ol The year for all NSC dra- malisls is The Alpha Psi Omega Awards Banguelr held 'ro honor The besl' performers and Iechnicians of Ihe year. Top honors for Bes'r Ac'rress and Besl Ac+or wenl 'fo Imogene Anderson for her porlrayal of Iphigenia in The Greek Iragedy, lphigenia in Tauris. and Io Bob Sco+'r for his comedy role as The King in The King's Cream Pulls. Awards for Ihe besf supporling casr wenl lo Diane Boyd for 'the role of Mme. Conslance in The lvladwoman of Chaillo'r. and Jim Malone for his role of Algernon in Cream Puffs. Lee Roy Cosebeer, slage manager for lphigenia. garnered Top Technician honors. Supporling 'I K , 'W . H. M - . V W . , , I I-.' . I 1 , IMOGTENE ANDERSON AND Bob ScoH' display awards won for Beal Adress and Bes'I Aclorf' SHARON BURKE CONGRATULATES Jim Malone for receiving Ihe Bes'r Supporling Acfor ..v'- 1 -1- f s - -- .yi TWIN DUO PIANISTS, Jeffry and Ronald Marlowe from Norih Philadelphia, traveled to NSC with their two seven-foot Baldwin grand pianos to present a varied program of music. Ilied rts Offers Variety Entertainment FRANCO AUTORI, CONDUCTOR of the Tulsa Philharmonic Orchestra presented a 'pops' concert entitled Around the World in 80 Minutes devoted to American 'Folk music and songs from other countriesf The Allied ArT Series endeavors To bring some oT The beTTer dramaTic and musical Torms oT enTerTainmenT To NorTheasTern Through specialized arTisTs in The diTTerenT Tields. This year The series was enlarged To Tive guesT appearances insTead oT The usual Tour. The Tulsa Philharmonic OrchesTra made iTs TourTh visiT To NorTheasTern, This year presenTing a pop concerT insTead oT The usual classic Torm. OTher programs included DoroThy CoulTer, lyric soprano: The Turnau Opera Company in Don Pasquale. an lTalian opera by DonizeTTi presenTed in English: duo-pianisTs, The Marlowe Twins: and RoberT FrosT on STage by The Kalei- doscope Players. Dr. Theo Nix. professor oT music, is chair- man oT The Allied ArTs CommiTTee oT The college. ROBERT FROST ON STage, a new adapTaTion oT some oT The poeT's Tamiliar as well as his lesser known works in dramaTic Torm, was The reperToire oT The Kaleidoscope Players. ,I . , 4 X ,R ,- i THE AUDIENCE ENJoYs h Air fi A s ' ' . LYRIC SOPRANO DOROTHY CoulTer, accompanied by T e 'e 'T ms e +e'+a 'me + David Tice. sang a program of operaTic arias. Dances Spice Social Life, dd Sparkle ' we DANCERS SIT AROUND and chew fhe fa? Iaefween dances JIM MALONE AND Marforie SmI+I'l show Ihe Ia'resf Ihing is fur sfoles for Dogpafch sociefy. HILLBILLIES COM- PARE CLOTHING at Ihe Sadie Hawkins Dance. THE QUARTERBACK CLUB Dance adds a relaxed mood To The school year. The dance season was kicked OTT by The annual Treshman mixer. This dance gives The upperclassmen a chance To look over The new crop of Treshman girls, also a chance Tor all Treshmen To qeT acquainTed wiTh Their new surroundings and The college so- cieTy. The nexT highlighT oT The season Tor dancers aT NSC is The Sadie Hawkins dance. ,Girls Tollow The regulaTions seT down by AI Capp in his comic sTrip on The proper pro- cedure Tor geTTin' a man DoqpaTch-sTyle. ChrisTmas is The seTTing of The All-Greek Dance. SororiTy and TraTerniTy broThers and sisTers meeT each oTher and become a Greek socieTy. PRESIDENTS OF THE various Greek organizaTions greeT guesTs. T I ' T. .f 1 I e . r ll I -1 K J- - jf ull' Rui llilh' THE BEGINNING OF THE year for all and college Tor many . . . The Freshman Dance ushers in The Tall season. THE ALL-GREEK dance gives sororiiy and fraTerniTy members a chance To beTTer know each oTher. ectic Weeks ead To Finale For 6 O Grads 'i if i -ri' ' l y 'qQ.?'h'k'w-X -i,. -, I ,Af ' 1 . 5 .,'i.'i J ' l T GRADSMARCH UP flue sleps of lhe gymnasium +o 'rhe 57ll'i annual convocalion exercises. PROUD PARENTS POSE willi gradualing olfspringb. 1' 'll II Tig llifllffflllllq wa . 'H :HHN .- , ' 'A 'li ,Lll p , gn.. -. W-Q-l':'9+1.-Q'.' H ' ':, vi. ' V. nga: ,f N V1 - . --.,--, , , up , AN IMPRESSIVE SIGHT is llwe lacully leading the graduales info 'rhe gymnasium. THE I966 SPRING class lines up oulsicle lhe Admin- isiralion Building. o 5' ' wp, N in X QAQV 1 QV. Sf' vvv'-'Q- f ' 1iai,i ?1 'JT J 'UW 75W. T' , . , Aff. I 11 ' ---fn fri F' T, 'I vx'4f'U? Vfwf.. '- 1' ' W-51' A v ,'-'61-f Ffllnvf ' ' 'A' -F5 7, A' 1.3. . - ,W pl-H AH, Q, 45 gm, .7 '1g7 9-.' 255. if' ?fgl!v5ii1 gg., 113' . ii 4-59 ' 1' nl A 92 f-'Q W '. : ' 1. 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' ' ' al A -lr 1' i ' L 'Y ..- UW? f' ' K me 'J A+ lasr an upperclassman . . . new privi- leges . . . froslw To Leoser . . . class eleclions . . . enlering freshmen . . . srrange places and more liberal 'freedom . . . 'rrial sluclies . . . degree plans +0 make ou? . . . a fulure 'ro plan 'For . . . narrowing sruclies clown ro one field. ii ll ' --b-, Y .- 7, , Tp F? ,lil ' 1 ,Z ,, i ff ' 1 lf' l il 'N WA ,rw-Rf M f,:.r ' 1 i A, 1 ,4 i A, ' Xi K I N, , lem i ef l I F , 7 i HY I Y li 1 ., 14' 'f-an il lil f- :e-.,- i lil Wiz ' 1 S 'N vi f Q- .., Q- Ze , f 1 , me 'Q wx 2 J i 1 P sf 4 1 ef' nt! SENIQRS ACTON, CLARENCE, Gans English ADAIR, BETTY, Mazie Elemeniary Eclucafion ADAIR, MARTY, Tulsa Social S+udies AKINS. BONNIE, Tahlequah Elemeniary Educafion AL-HAsHlMi, TALAL, Baghdad iraq Economics AMIRKHANIAN, ASATOUR Tehran Iran lndus+rial Educafion ARMSTRONG, PATRICIA, Grove Home Economics ARTERBURN, JAMES, Tulsa Business Adminis+ra+ion ASHLEY, PHYLLIS, Hi+chH'a Physical Educafion AZBILL, ROBERT. Collinsville Business Adrninislraiion BAKER, DOUGLAS. Tulsa Biology BALE, LARRY, Dewey Mafhernalics 2I2 llwi 52232. . ,Iilifli 'nfl I I' '71 wx 1 A V , I v 1 1- QQ: f I x is 'UP if QF? H 1 A , I n i lf x I N, x 1 TIT? 5. 6' Q! ' ,-110' .Q,x 1. .av BARNETT, ELVIN. Oaks Elemenlary Educalion BEALL, JILL, Hulberl English BEARD, AVO, Ouin+on Sociology BENNE, DAVID, Barllesville Elemenlary Eclucalion BICE, KAREIN, Tahlequah Sociology BIGGERSTAFF, ROGER, Ochelala Malhemalics BIRD, BONNIE, Tahlequah Music BLACK, CLYDE, Ramona Accounling BLACKLEDGE, STEVE, Tulsa Speech Therapy BLEVINS. RICHARD. Tulsa Economics BOUDREAUX, GARY, Claremore Pre-Denlal BRAND, SAUNDRA, Muskogee Elemenlary Educalion BRAZIER, NANCY, Tulsa Spanish BROWN, BILL, HenryeHa Physical Eclucalion BROWN, JERRY, Ponca Cify Sociology BROWN, YOLANDA, Henryella Elemenlary Educalion BUCHANAN, LINDA, Cleveland English BULGER, WESLEY, Des Plaines, Ill. lncluslrial Educalion BURKE. SHARON, Muskogee Speech BURKE, THELMA, Owasso Elemenlrary Eclucalion BURNS, BONNIE, Mazie Biology BURROWS, MAROLYNN, Barllesville Hislory BYOUS, BETTY, Poieau Elemenlary Eclucalion CALLISON, RODNEY, Pryor Accounling 2l3 CARDIN, COY, Muldrow Social Sfudies CARLSON, KENNETH, Tulsa Sociology-Psychology CARNES, LINDA, Tulsa Speech Therapy CARTER, LINDA, Pocola Elemenlary Eclucalion CASEY, T. G. IBUDI, Dolhan, Ala. Physical Educalion CASHMERE, LESTER, Sligler Accounling CASKEY, DALE, Muskogee Business Aclminisiralion CASTO, KENNETH, Tahlequah Ma'l'hema'rics CENTER, BETTY, Tulsa Home Economics CHANEY, BEN, Muskogee Arl CHEEK, LOUETTA, Big Cabin Elemenlary Eclucalion CHRISTIAN, CHARLES, Muskogee Social Siudies CLARKSON, GLEN, Blueiackef lnduslrial Arfs CLAUNTS, CAROLYN, Sapulpa Elemenlary Educaiion CLAUNTS, CHARLES, Sapulpa Hislory CLIFTON, MARSHA, Del Cily Ari-Hislory COCHRAN, WALTER, Miami Chemislry I COLCLASURE, DENNIS, Collinsville I-Iislory COLLIER, THOMAS, Broken Arrow lncluslrial Arls COMBS, BOBBY, Collinsville Malhemalics COOK, HENRY, Fairfax Malhemalics COOK, JAY, Muskogee Biology COOP, PEGGY, Tahlequah Music COOP, ROBERT, Tahlequah Malhemalics-Physics 2I4 G55- 'I gs. - 154 -qi.. I- I' xg f I U57 In f- Il X. X 1 r, I im J, ,il .I,'A.. ,,, T, I 7 I I I Y Jill' I ,'I ly .II 1 I W ,, 'e fi S lgfl' , A ,LF ,N n 5' he ,NOX 1. V -M--4, . -'LAL-gi 4 1' 'Iwi' is 1 M PRINCETTA RUDD PLAYED The perfecf 'madwoman' in 'Phe fall produciion of Tha Madwoman of Chailloh' 6' 1 'l' S A T T gil, ' --- i T 4, ...,,- 4, . ' Jia. ' ' ' s f ,, ' .- 14. - : . L.. e- ,L I ,WT-I-e T, W E3 -ff' -9' fl' ' 'A' P-T l V44 V, T, ' ' I- iv- flx .Y 'lr- JAY COOK, DALE Walkup, and Jim SEMESTER TEST TIME found Thelma Burke burning Johnson help lhemselves al' 'rhe Phi 'rhe midnighi' oil. Sig fall smoker held af Weslern Hills. i' 1 if I .I .1 1- 4 :L- .f Y' 'L' - .sf ii g s 5 , Vi tkgg it' y' -T 1 , in SENIORS COPP, PAT, Claremore Pre-Denial CORNELIUS, RANDELL, Kellyville Elemenlary Educalion COUCH, DE WAYNE, Pryor Accounling COVEY, SANDRA, Locusi Grove Elemenlary Eclucalion COWAN, BOBBY. Barilesville Sociology COX, ARLIE, Tahlequah Chemislry COX. LEONA, lndianola Elemenlary Educafion CROISANT, JOHN. Muskogee Malhemalics DAILY, CAROL, Eufaula English DALRYMPLE, JACK. Muskogee Physical Eclucalion DAUGHERTY, HELEN, Muskogee Elemenlary Educalion DAVENPORT, JOE, l-loldenville Psychology-Sociology DAVIS. JAMES, Barllesville l-lislory DIFFENDAFFER, BETHY, Tulsa Arr DISHMAN, DALE, Chelsea Physical Eclucalion DOWNES, ROBERT, Tahlequah Physical Educaiion-Biology Ng gx 2.4 gi 2l5 SENIQRS DRAKE. ROY, Souihwesi Ciiy, Mo. English DREADFULWATER, J. B. Tahlequah Music Educaiion DUFFIELD, TOMMIE, Jay Elemeniary Educaiion ECHOLS, JIMMIE, Muskogee Chemisiry EDMONDSON, LINDA, Nowalra Elemeniary Educaiion EDWARDS, WILLIAM, Pryor Business Aclminisiraiion ELDER, JAMES, Tulsa Biology ELSKY, BARBARA, Muskogee Physical Educafion-I-Ieallh EMERSON, MARY, Tahlequah Elemeniary Educaiion ESSARY, JANE, Vinifa Elemeniary Educaiion EVANS, GALE. Kiefer Physical Educaiion EVANS, PEARLENE, Collinsville Elerneniary Eclucaiion FARMER, JIMMY, Sallisaw Elemeniary Eclucalion FINLEY, JOHN. Muskogee E Chemisiry FINN, BILLY, l'IenryeHa Physical Educafion FISHBACK, ROBERT, Tulsa Maihemafics-Physics ZI6 ,::'N 1 SENIORS MARILYN RANDALL, Bonnie Burns, and Jane Wise sing lo fhe rushe ffhe Della Zefa Informal rush parfy. ,fgk K, 135'-. FOLTZ, JUDY, Wagoner Elemeniary Educalion FOSTER, MARCIA, Srilwell Elemeniary Educaiion FRYER, GLENDA, Cowela Elemeniary Eolucalion FULLBRIGHT, DAVID. Sallisaw Elemenlary Educalion FULLBRIGHT, JANELLE, Sallisaw Elemenia ry Educaiion GADBERRY, GLENDA, Wagoner Elemenlrary Educaiion GADDIS, RICHARD, Barllesville Business Educaiion GAROUTTE, JUDY, Coweia Social Siuclies GAY, GERALD, Pryor Business Educalion GIBLIN, JUDY, Pryor English GIBSON, BILLY, Muskogee Business Aclminislralion GILL, JIM. Bixby Business Aclminislralion GILL, SHIRLEY. Bixby Biology GIRDNER, MARALENE. Tulsa Elemenlary Educaiion GOFF, SANDRA, Bixby English GOODSELL, LINDA, Checolah Elemenlary Eclucaiion GOSNELL, JUDY, Tahlequah Elemenlary Eclucaiion GRAEFE, GERALD, Tulsa Pre-Med GRAIF, MARY, Tulsa Speech Therapy GRAY, ARNIE, Tahlequah Business Aclminisiraiion GRESS, SANDRA. Miami Ari GUNTER, KAREN, Tulsa Speech GWARTNEY, PAT. Tulsa Ari' HADDOX, DONNA, Muldrow Elemeniary Eclucalion HALL, FRANKIE, Talwlequalw Elemenlary Educarion HALLMARK, CRAIG, sapupa Business Aclminislralion HAMMOND, THOMAS, Tulsa Business Aclminislralion HANLIN, SANDY, Sperry lnduslrial Arls HANSON, DAPHNE, Tahleq Elemenlary Eclucalion-Englisln HARDIN, FRANKY, Clmecolah Hislory HARDIN, SAMMY, Checola Hislory HARMAN, JAMES. Checola Elemenrary Eclucalion HARMON, DOLMAN, Musk lnclusirial Arls HARRISON, LINDA, Broken Elemenlar Eclucarion HARTSHORINE, LAURA, Tulsa Secrelarial Training HATFIELD, SANDRA, Dewa r Elemenlary Eclucalion HATHAWAY, BOB, Talwlequ Biology HAYES, CAIRL, Hulloerl Mafhemarics HEAD, GEORGE, Tahlequalw Malliemalics HENSLEY, ELSIE, Webbers F Home Economics HENSLEY, JERRY. Tulsa Clwemislrry-Mallwemalics HICKMAN, BILL, Colcord Physical Educalion-Heallh HICKS, CLYDE, Tulsa Psychology-Sociology HIGGINBOTHAM, LADEAN Business Eclucarion HILDRETH, SHARON, Pryor Elemenlary Educalion HILLIARD, CAROL, Grove Elemenlary Eclucarion HOGAN, KENNETH, Cowel Malhemalics HOLIMAN, JO ANN, Tahlequal-I Elemenrary Eclucaiion 2 I 8 'll uala li h oqee Arrow ah alls , Barflesville A is--E43 Iv X l,.:,.!i-LL kill lv-IQ QQ, T- if E N., T 'vnu , T 'X ' ' . YWM If lffw MX Bl if ' Y .4-1 T w ,Y 5 ax 1 Q , nn R '50 'Q 'D' LETTERMEN BILL SCOTT and Marion Bayles e pre-game ioke. nioy a DAVE HENLEY ENTERTAINS rushees al' The Alpha Phi Omega smoker. A REDLETTER DAY on any senior's calendar is gradualion day. SENIORS -Q6 Gm 5.9 HOLLAND, CHRIS. Oklahoma Cily Physical Eclucaiion HOLLFFDSWORTH, CAROLYN, Copan Eng is HOLLAWAY, GERALD, Wagoner Chemislry HOWARD, MICKEY, Weslville Business Educalion ei, HUDSON, SARAH, Broken Arrow Business Eclucalion HUGHES, THOMAS, Henryella Psychology IVERSON, DEE ANN, Pryor Physical Educafion JACOBS, DEANNA, Neclrow, N.Y. Sociology JARAMILLO, JOE, Albuquerque, NM. lnclusflrial Arl's JOHNS, ALBERT, Brislow History JOHNSON, BILL, Muskogee Malhemalics sr W-1:-r JOHNSON, CHARLES, Porler lndusirial Ar'rs ,gal Ls JOHNSON, KAREN, Tulsa English JONES, FREDA, Lindsay Elemenlary Educafion KELLEY, LARRY, Forl Smilh, Ark. Ari' KING, JUDY, Fairfax Elemenlary Educalion R 2I9 SENIORS KLOS, JERRY. Vinila Polifical Science LAMB, MARY, Collinsville Spanish LANCASTER, BOBBY, Sulphur Elemenlary Eclucalion LANE, JERRY, Slrang Elemenlary Educalion LARKIN,' EARL, Wagoner Social Sludies LEFORCE, SAMMIE, Vinila Accounling LILES, RUFUS, Sallisaw Nalural Science LILLARD, LINDA, Alolca Speech Therapy LIVINGSTON, DAVID, Tulsa Economics LOCUST, MARGARET, Porum Elemenlary Eclucaiion LOVETT, WILLIAM, Sand Springs Hislory McCARTY, DUANE, Newlcirlc Physical Educaiion-Business McCOMBS, LARRY, Newlcirlc Accounling-Business MCCORMACK, NORMA, Pryor English McCRAY, PHILIP, Tulsa Business Adminislrafion MCCUNE, DIANE, Tulsa Home Economics COACH TRACY NORWOOD congrolulafes Wes Mall' hews, Bud Casey, Paul Slceans, and Bill Scoll on signing pro football confracfs. ,I gym! 79:-, UK ,um ECW! uw -fs' .N ,I T' Q 1,0 .K-' 'fv- K -, x fill' u -r-- .714 X , ,il X, srl' 'E 1555 McDONALD, ROGER, Skialook Maihemaiics MCENTEE, JESS, Muskogee Social Siuclies McKNIGHT, STAN. Tulsa Polilrical Science MCMENAMY, CURTIS, Tulsa Economics MCREYNOLDS, JIM, Council Hill Elemenlary Educaiion MAIN, DAVID, Sapulpa Sociology MAINUS, NOLAN. Sallisaw Inclusirial Arfs MALONE, JIM, Muskogee Speech MANN, CHERYL, Keola Elemenlary Eclucalion MARSH, MONTE, Okmulgee Psychology MARTIN, HELEN, Tahlequah Malhemalics MARTIN, QUINTON. Dewey Maihemaiics-Physics MASTERS, JON, Tahlequah Social Siuolies MAXEY, ROBERT, Muskogee Malhemaiics-Physics MEFFORD, CALVIN, Tulsa Elemenlary Eciucaiion MEFFORD, NORMA, Tulsa Elemenia ry Eclucaiion-English MENDENHALL, LARRY, Ponca Ci'ry Physical Educalion-Sociology MILLER, DALE, Haskell Physical Educaiion MILLIGAN, GERRY, Tahlequah Psychology MITCHELL, FLOYD, Okiaha Social Sludies MONTGOMERY, JOHN. Kelcher Maihemaiics-Physics MOORE, JUDITH, Haskell Business Educaiion MOORE, LUCRETIA, Tahlequah Elemenlary Eclucalion MORGAN, WILLIAM, Coweia Business Aclrninislralion 22l MORGAN. ZONDRA, Broken Arrow Business-Elemeniary Educalion MORRISON, DAVID, Tahlequah Chemislry-Physics MURPHY, CHRISTINE, Pawhuslca Music Educafion MURRY, SHIRLEY, Tahlequah Biology MUSSEMAN. LINDA, Tulsa Business Educalion MUTZIG, BILL. Tahlequah Business Aclminisiraiion MUTZIG, MARY, Tahlequah Elemenlary Educalion NALLEY, CHARLES, Checolah Naiural Science NASH, JOHN, Oklahoma Cily Elemenlary Educaiion NEWTON, NELL, Olcmulgee Business Eclucalion NICHOL, LA RAE, Claremore Elemenlary Educalion NUCKOLS, PAMELA, Grove Elemenlary Educalion NUNNELEY, RAY, Tulsa Physical Eclucalion ODELL, JAMES, Hulloerl lndusrrial Arls ORR. GLENDA. McCur'fain Elemenlary Educafion O'SHEA, DANIEL, Pilisburgh, Pa. Physical Educaiion PACE, GERALD, Mcfxlesier Maihemaiics PADGETT, PATRICIA, Eufaula Elemenlary Educalion PARENT, PAUL, Granis, N.M. Physical Educaiion PARKER, RICHARD, Tulsa Social Science PARKER, ZULA, Keoia Elemenlary Educafion PATTERSON. CHARLES, Tahlequah Social Science PATTERSON, I. H. IBUTCHI, Tahlequah Business Adminisiraiion PETERSON, DELORES, Sallisaw Business Educaiion 222 'Emi A?f'r5,Q, 3 lg. il i I 1 i -X lj 3 . i 9 . ,f . x - D ,- , 1f:1:f:-Q, ,. .. ,,. Q J' l r 'ff ,Eff .c 11 's . '- 43 Z . 3,1 'yi l 'if DQR ffl? Mllllllm 'll' Nil L , if i X Q f L I 1 SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Dr. Cyril Grace. gives his rendiI'ion of an Indian war dance. lv-' SENIOR ARCHIE MASON gives his CO-LD, SNOWY MORNINGS were Ihe rule undivided affenfion 'Io his ceramics proieci. I f A Iii T ' 'j A W f amy' 169' -we igi, 'V Igmxi ,,..-fur -' Q I FP li ' I F w 1 31 -4' 1-I W ,li L, X ., if- N - I I! I . ' 1, .- 1: , f I X s ' 1 7 '- 'vin 9 K gr. X ff 45 45 -ef 271.1 , J L , ff 5 I ' ,- in 5: , ff!!! rafher Ihan 'Ihe excepfion during January. SENIORS PHELPS, GLEN, Tahlequah Business PIERCE, JAY, Bar'rIesviIIe Business Adminisfraiion POLLARD, BARBARA, Tahlequah Business Educafion PONDER, GARY. KeIIyviIIe Business POWELL, BARBARA, Bowring Elemeniary Educaiion POWELL, JERRY, Adair Business Adminisfrafion PREWETT, MARGIE, Muldrow Elemenfary Educaiion PRICE, JON. Jay Chemisfry RENFROW, ROBERT, Tahlequah Business Adminisfralrion RESNICK, LODDIE, Bar'rIesviIIe Maihemaiics REVELL, ROBERT, Muskogee Business Adminisiraiion RIDDLE, JONNIE, Tulsa Indus+riaI Arfs ROBBINS, BARRY. SIiIweII Chemisfry ROBERTS, WARREN, CIaremore Business Educafion ROGERS, CAROL, Pawhuska Speech ROSS, SHARON, Salina Business AcIminis'rra+ion SENIGRS JIM MALONE, BOB I-lafhaway, and Sieve Swann help during regislralion al Parenls' ROTH, LAWRENCE, Tulsa Business Aclminislralion ROY, SANDRA, Drumrighl English RUDD. PRINCETTA, Tulsa Speech SCHOEFFLER, LEE, Broken Arrow Biology SCOGGINS, SHIRLEY, Muskogee Elemenlary Eclucalion SCOTT, BILL, Slilwell Physical Eclucalion SHEEDY, SHIRLEY, Morris Elemenlary Eclucahon SHOUSE, WILLIAM, Spavinam Elemenlary Educalion SIMONDS, MARY, Muskogee Elemenlary Educalion SISSON, JEAN, Pryor Business Eclucalion SIXKILLER, DAVID, Weslville Social Sluclies SKORKOWSKY, ROBERT, I-larrah Speech SMITH, ALLEN, I-lulberl , .f I Accouniing-Business Adminislraiion ii 'ii , SNEIITH, NANEQY, Vinila p s emenlar ucalion '- - '1 'JH ' sPRousE, MARY, Keola , 'f English ,1 3. - ' STAMPER, DINA, Tulsa Q T Business Educalion ' '- 224 F fQf! x I ,fiQ'X 'iv lc-I 1 :WI 'IT i , I STEELE. JANICE, Forl' Gibson English STEPHENS, DARRELL, Dewar Physical Educalion STEPHENS, JIMMY, Sallisaw Social Sluclies STEPHENS, PHILLIP, Muskogee Music STEVENS, JOHN, Muskogee I-lislory STEWARD, BOBBY, Lequire Malhemalics STROUSE, GARRY, Tulsa Elemenlary Educaiion STUDEBAKER, MARY, Tahlequah Speech Therapy STURM, MARILYN, Copan Elemenlary Educalion SUTMILLER. PATRICIA. Wilburion Elemenlary Eclucalion SWANN. STEVE, Tulsa Psychology TAYLOR, DON, Claremore Hislory TAYLOR, GARY, Sallisaw Malhemalics TAYLOR, KERMA, Muskogee English TAYLOR, LINDA, Tahlequah Elemenlary Eclucalion TERRELL, MARTHA, Muskogee Elemenla ry Eclucalion TERRILL, MARY, Collinsville Elemenlary Eclucalion THOMASON, ROBERT, Tulsa Business Adminisfralion THOMPSON, ELLIS, Pryor Ari THORNBURY, ROBERT, Belle, W. Va Elemenlary Eclucalion P THORNE, TOM, Neosho, Mo. Physical Educafion TREADWAY, PAUL, Muskogee Business Adminislralion UHLS, BRENDA, Del Cify Elernenlary Educalion VAN FLEET, PEGGY, Muskogee Secrelarial Training VAN FLEET, THOMAS, Tahlequah Business Aclminislralion VAUGHN, BARBARA, Noel. Mo. Elemenlary Eclucalion WALKER, GERALD, Tahlequah Business Aclminislralion WALTER. BARBARA, Henryelrla Home Economics WALTON, DARRYL, Claremore Business Aclminislralion WALTON. JOSEPH, Woodward Malhemarics WARFORD, FRED, Sfigler Ari' WARREN, DONNA, Tulsa Elemenlary Educalion WATTS, DALE, Owasso English WEBER, ROBERT, Dewey Business Adminislralion WEHNES, JOYCE, Tulsa Speech Therapy WHITNEY, SUSAN. Wichila, Kan. Elemenlary Eclucalion WICKLIFFE, DENNIS. Pryor English WILKINS, THOMAS, Pocola Elernenlary Educalion WILLCOX, JUDITH. Sapulpa Malhemalics WILLIAMS, BARBARA. Vian Elemenlary Eclucalion WILLIAMS, EDDIE, Tahlequah Elemenlary Eclucalion WILSON, CELESTINE, Muskogee Biology WILSON, DONI, Sapulpa Psychology WILSON, JIM, Sallisaw Biology WILSON, PHYLLIS, Sapulpa Home Economics WING, ALICE. Tulsa Elemenlary Educarion WISDOM, TERRY, Haskell Business Educalion WOELK, JOAN. Newporl, Wash. Elemenlary Eclucalion 226 11 I lj i PARTICIPATING IN THE annual Show- case of Talenf were Donna Green. Carol Urmslon and Kris Sfraffon. SHIRLEY LIPTACK LEADS The crowd in a cheer for The Redman. I i I R S ,Q 1 T 1 . 1 . Y . A iff: 'fini 7' .551 , 2, , -'-, X ,f.5,,q?vJ eq-,, i ' i A I I ,, T -ff ' ,, ,.- ' fj,if:i.-I W . if 1 -.. L y giN5+Xgw- A, 4 ' I , .iz T F hz, .b ,. l DR. AMOS MAXWELL, Lee Schoeffler, and Roger Biggersfaff help af 'rhe funior class nominafrions. SENIORS WOLCOTT, RALPH, Wilburlon Speech WOLFE, SUE, Tulsa Business Eclucalion WOODALL, ALAN, Tulsa Biology WOODRUFF, DENNIS, Colcorcl lnduslrial Arls WOODS, SHARON, Sallisaw Business Eclucafion WOODWARD, MARILYN, Tulsa Elemenlary Educalion-English YANDELL. AUDREY, Tahlequah Elemenlary Eclucalion YOUNG. JAMES, Bixby Nalural Science YOUNG, PATRICIA, Bixby English YOUNG, SHIRLEY, Tulsa Business Eclucalion FARSON, PEN-ELOPE, Tulsa English-Fillh Year JOHNSON, HERBERT, Tahlequah Hislory-Posl Graduale 227 1 T I ,361-H ',,,' es-'J vs I ,ii X I U ' 1, D iII?ly Ig'i I , i ilil I H EW ' x , , ii: 4 llllli , Iiilx I L I Q fi .ILI IDRS Adney, Florence, Vian Adwan, Mohammad, Amman, Jordan Ailey, Miquelyn, Pryor Albilz, Frances, Tulsa Allard, Reva, Big Cabin AIIee, Shirley, Tulsa Allen, Larry, Chandler Anderson, Imogene, Okmulgee Anderson, Nancy, Tulsa Arnold, Carol, Wilburlon AI'chIey, Junene, Muskogee Barlow, Dennis, Tulsa BarneH', John, Sand Springs Bafson, Marie, Eufaula Beal, Eileen, Tahlequah Bean, Dianne, Tulsa Beckham, Waller, McAles+er Bell, Becky, Olcmulgee BenneI', Cliff, Big Cabin Berry, Jill, Tahlequah ' REPRESENTING THE JUNIOR class Ihis year were, Ieff Io righf, Henry Cook. personnel commilleeman represenrariveg Glenn Lyles, vice presideni: Ellis Thompson, presidenl: Kalhleen Lanigan, secrehary: and Jessie Thro. Ireasurer. Nix if vs. ,Amy X' -sr? Jail 'F' 5 ,V N sf r ff 1 E mf , 3 43 T4 i' I:'f'lAXfH '1 , . h i .g i .935 fn. 1 E Q L .g 33 tax, .lk Fu Tr Q-9 . ,4 'M 'N I J . xl Af' 1 3 . A :M A nn 'ii' 6 is -',.. sk. - it 3 J l li 5 ' YJ 'I .1 .xl ,NI ,, li? 3, 1 5 1 55- ji 5 'TT I. iff '45-' a.. 'N 7 if xv ' I va sf-3 L-.N ssffigixi Q 1 QR yr if QQ Blair, Addie, Sallisaw Black, Susie, Tulsa Blakemore, Billie, Srilwell Brock, Daniel, Fairland Bocox, Janef, Tulsa Bos+on, Judy, Muskogee BoHoms, Wilma, Talihini Bourne, Karen, Tulsa Box, Sherrill, Tulsa Brandon, Ray, Glencoe Bransi'eH'er, Georgia, Cameron Broomfield, Karen, Ponca Cily Brown, Connie, Muskogee Brown, Chris, Tulsa Brown, William, l-lenryella Brumme'H, Russell, Tulsa Bruns, Jane'I', Tulsa Bryan, Judy, Tulsa Bryan+, Linda, Tulsa Bullard, Gary, Muskogee Burger, Ronald, Tulsa Bufcher, Lore'H'a, Barilesville Bufler, BeHye, Tulsa Calverl, Donald, Tulsa Campbell, Pai, Sand Springs Cannarsa, Terry, Muskogee Canirell, Consfance, Sapulpa Capps, Jimmy, Tahlequah Carr, Roberi, Roland Carver, Larry, Bokoshe Caudill, Melvin, Grove Chaney, Robyn, Tulsa Channell, Halbert Sapulpa Childers, Carolyn, Gans Childress, Shirley, Haskell Cissna, Fran, Tulsa Clark, Bill, lndianola Clark, Jim, Tahlequah Clark, Judy. Morris Clark, Mark, Kiefer Clemenis, Susan, Tulsa Clin'I'on, Shirley, Siilwell Coachman, Barbara, Tulsa Cobb, Goodwin, Baliimore, Md. Cochran, Suzzanne, Kansas Conley, Marcia, Muskogee Conner, Laura, Nowaia Cook, Palricia, Burbank Cookson, Rufh, Fori' Gibson Coonce, Carol, Jenks Cooper, Paula, Wainwrighr Cornelius, John, l-'lenryeiia Couch. CharloHe, Muskogee Counferman, Carol, Henryeifa Coversione, Mark, Tulsa Cox, Marie, Locusi Grove Craffon, BeHy, Fairland Craig, Billie, Tulsa Cumpion, Carol, Siigler Cupp, Gregory, Oklahoma Ciiy Curry, Paisy, Jay Dars+, James, Cofieyville, Kans. Dasher, Cynclia, Tulsa Daugheriy, Lloyd, Adair Davis, Delane, Tulsa Dawes, Sam, Tahlequah Decker, Charles, Muskogee DeMoss, Wesley, Tahlequah Denham, Phyllis, Kellyville Diffee, Kenny, Slilwell ff 'DK 1' i AW Q -fl -' A 1 li il 1 if . P 'L l X T QR qu :dx 4-N lv X X T 6 17 'A , r fi ! .I Q KL s - x l -' . n 6 ,N ,V so -1 59 .. Ar, 'Q' S ,K ry? gl T V :WP .AAA 3 . ,fm ' I . 1, .I h' N, 'Q Qs f . I ,M Qs l 'fx- l T fig 'RT T ., mir y ., .5 . y .TL K r r S ' use is I 'l N 1 Q, Lai . A '17 f 1 B-X 'III' Mi r E!! 03 has lf fi fii is 'f lliiiv l 'gui 'lf 'fe - ' mn- K mr. 1. , ,. 'H ff? llbiv' we TLT rig! 5 1' '- S In , ,, is Q l N. lk ,I ' X ' o' X mai! 722.19 he , I 4: gi., ' x 1 ---QIQI' s , ' .1 JOHNNY SEARLE TRIES fo calch up on l ironing ihal' never seems lo end. 'X IW? fur' 'QM -9' 'sv Q ' 1 l Y hal' lasl' rninufe JOHN HARNETT AND Delorus Whalen lake five af 'lhe Oklahoma Collegiale Press Associalion dinner a+ Slillwaier. -l:'J,'T i L,'1'-M., ,A-Q i ui :JI i V N il viifw 15 La -r i V- 411.31 JU IDRS Dodds, LoreH'a, Muskogee DooliH'le, James, McAles'rer Dover, Vicki, Muskogee Drake, Max, Souihwesl' Ciry, Mo.. Dryden, Jackie, Pryor DuBois, Palsy, Tulsa Duncan, Norma, Spavinaw Duncan, Shirley, Jay Dunegan, Gary, Tulsa Dunn. Gail, Muskogee Durham, Carol, Claremore Durs+, Gary, Broken Arrow Eclwards, Olis, Wagoner Essary, Don, Porier Evans, Carolyn, Sapulpa Facior, Pafricia, Okemah Finney, Sherry, Welobers Falls Fireng, Carol, Tahlequah Fisher, John, Tulsa Fowler, Jane1', Tulsa Fox, Dianna, Tahleguah Franke, Joe, Tulsa Frazier, Cheryl, Locusr Grove Fryar, Melba, Bixby Fullbrighf, Billy, Sallisaw JU IDRS Fuller, Jucly, Arkoma Gage, Jerry, Tahlequah Gage, Margarel, Pryor Gamble, Richard, l-lominy Gasaway, Sharon, Olcmulgee Geren, Collis, Commerce Gibson, James, Muskogee Gillin, Lanell, Porier Goble, Tim, Tulsa Goodell, Ralph, Barllesville Gooclpasier, Sherman, Wagoner Goodwin, Pa+sy, Slilwell Grayson, Sharon, Okmulgee Green, Jo, Broken Arrow Greenlee, Roberf, Morris Greenwell, Mary, Tulsa Grider, Joe, Jay Grimes, Lincla, Wagoner Grimes, Morfon, Wagoner Grimsley. Dean, Tulsa Grumbein, Helen, Kefchum Guinn, Danny, Jay Gulleff, LeRoy, Pawhuslca Gwin, Lesrer, Tulsa Hale, Earlene, Barllesville JUNIORS DEANNA HARRELL and Shalah Lighlfooi' supervise ihe oven al' lhe Tsa La Gi slaff Chrislmas parfy. , '? T ,VHA l 'G 4 'l Y fl ' , 1 QQHQ QQQ' 1.4 J ,A --4 'Q .1 ' ana ff 17- 'fl .fv -WM, ' ' 1 I W kg A A 'T ' 'TQ ' 'Q if -J y i Xa ' y ' j ' A I A l 'Tl ,. A l 'QQ ,1 We 'J 23 Q.- 1- ' -our . if 3.43 , A it ' 'V far- Q .V LA X lla ug X 5'- --.. fi, S2349 Qv' Qfv' L FQ in G., ' sig, 7 .il E , --s , 1-fs '-57' Q- Q . , A 'Y' 'Q ' . FF. C. . if . , qs, .. IQ, is si N fp T 5 is f 'D ei 11, f l -:---' ,l A' 'A ' i ,j ' Q 4:5 if Ziifffl Us Hamby, Sherri, Tulsa Hammond, Eddie, Weslville Hampfon, Daniel, Kansas Cily, M Hampion, Lona, Grove Handshy, Deanna, Tahlequah Harmon, Gordon, Poleau Harrell, Deanna, Barllesville Harris, Josie, Slilwell Harris, Wayne, Skialook Hari, Marshall, Tulsa Hafhaway, Mike, Tahlequah Hausmann, Darrell, Fairfax Hayes, Sherman, Tahlequah Haynes, Jean, Tahlequah Head, Jane'He, Tahlequah Heard, Jean, Jay Helfon, Maggie, Haskell Heller, Bill, Tulsa Henderson, Carole, Sligler Hendrickson, Chris, Shidler Herring'l'on, Jud , Salina Hefzer, Alan, Tulsa Hickman, Geraldine, Tulsa Hilfinger, Roger, Muskogee Hill, Bobby, Gans Hill, Shirley, Morris Hollaway, Lillian, Tulsa Holman, Gordon, Muskogee Hood, Eugene, Hilchila Hood, Kafhleen, Muskogee Hoog, John, Muskogee Horn, Gayle, Tulsa Hough, Mary, Nowala Hughes, Don, Tahlequah Humphrey, Clarence, Heave HSP Humphrey, Kaihryn, l-leavener Hufchinson, Allen, Tulsa Hu'l'chison, Leona, Poleau Irby, Judy, Tulsa Isaacs, Carliss, Sand Springs Jackson, Andy, l-lulberlr Jackson, Charles, Copan James, Arden, Tahlequah Jessup, Larry, Tulsa Johnson, James, Sand Springs Johnson, Marilyn, Miami, Fla. Johnson, William, Muskogee Jones, Ruih, Slilwell Kaiser, Gene, Muskogee Kazmierkiewicz, John, Pryor Keifer, Jerry, Wainwrighl Keller, James, Dewey Keller, Joseph, Muskogee Kellogg, Earnesi, Warner Kefcher, Sfanley, Srilwell Kindred, John, Henryelia King, Carol, Chelsea King, Dianna, Barllesville Kinkead, Linda, McAles+er Kroeker, Dean, Chouleau Lackey, Glenn, Arkoma Lacroix, Renn, Tulsa Land, Deanna, Tahlequah Lanigan, Kafhleen, Tulsa Larson, Roberf, Salina Lesser, Rosalie, Tulsa Lighffoof, Shalah, Tahlequah Lipinski, Thomas, Muskogee Lip'l'ack, Shirley, Tulsa Loffon, Johnnie, Broken Arrow A 3 JN Gi , R, 1 :ii Az:- 7.11: 922 ,rg .V J .10 - 'sf lf i , . 1 , NS e ng- V, We gp, r ,fp 'A .- f X f , -A . Q V in A i. 1 W limi A V if 1 Nl V- 'ill' ,a , , ga, -3' wil? ,J gh ' Jil R' s.. ki 1, Axlllu , ii U j. ' Mx 'TF' l f' SBP- ,iff K L 'TY Y. , vp. f , X' l . ,. R is ,- JUNIOR CLASS NOMINATIONS broughl many and unusual facial expressions. SIGMA-A-GO-GO informal rush pariy found Cindy Wasl' and Charlolle Caywood imifaiing The Righreous Brolhers. I , l M1 Q-.r Qs:- Q lp- ... ,,.-.. Wg .4 1 'AT' as T : Q05 ::- fi-f ' .5-iff K JU IDRS London, Roger, Tulsa Long, Jerry, Nowala Lonsinger, Mary, Slciaioolc Lord, Carolyn, Tulsa Loveless, Lana, Tulsa Lowry, Judy, Tahlequah Lund, Glen, Sand Springs Lyle, Glen, Grove McAdoo, Jean, Monroe McAfee, Jane, Tulsa McBee, Jerry, Tulsa McCombs, Carol, Kaw Ciry McGowen, Carol, Fanshawe McReynolds, Jim, Sapulpa Mackey, Janelle, Wagoner Madden, Joyce, Pryor Maier, Diane, Tulsa Mangrum, Donnie, McAles'rer Mann, Gail, Chouleau Marfi, Richard, Mr. Vernon, Mo. Marlin, Carla, Tulsa Marlin, Larry, Oklahoma Ciry Marlin, Melvin, Tulsa - Maxwell, Lois, Checolah Mayes, John, Olcmulgee JU IDRS Meel1, Jane, Wesfville Mefford, Carl, Tulsa Meier, Elizabeih, Muskogee Miller, Dannie, Henryeiia Miller, June, Sallisaw Mifchell, Ramona, Wisier Mobley, Larry, Pawlfxuska Mobley, Mary, Pawhuska Moore, Guy, Sallisaw Moore, Margarei, Haskell Moore, Rosemary, Sallisaw Morgan, Teri, Pawhuska Morris, Brian, Okmulgee Muhig, Elber'l', Talwlequalx Murdock, Mariorie, McClou Naugle, Sue, l-lulberf Neill, Sieplnen, Welch Newberry, Gary, Burns Fla'r Nichols, Carol, Coweia Paden, Ann, Broken Arrow Parker, Cl1arloH'e, Tulsa Parker, Craig, Tulsa Parker, Thomas, Muskogee Parson, Barbara, Tulsa Pe'l'ers, Joan, Muskogee d I 1 THE 'PEPSI LADlES' were a welcome sigh? ai 'rlwe end of flue enrollmenl line. 5 N, i .g I, 64 -'1 .sid U ,.4.f4..r- a'iT. E . Kal is 1 fifs. Q--'ff gf ,as !'v ,- if 1 1 Q' ', 1 . ,Q f ' 1 l. r- '?rl2F am Qi? Q LA A ,Z Ai ., xz hl ' 16 Q ' ,J i' '. H . 1 , ffl 1 fill' ' , Y Wig, , N., .. of 439' X, .FIX 'Q' ,Al ,am 'cv A IH ' 'ou :sq Fi, Fa .Ni -HR 'i , , i 5'f.? Phelps, Billy, Wilburion Phillips, Phyllis, Jay Pickle, Nina, Poreau Pilgrim, Mickey, Okmulgee Ple'H', Sharon, Tahlequah Por+er, Sue, Tulsa Poulion, Nancy, Okmulgee Powell, Richard, Tahlequah Powers, Don, Claremore Randall, Marilyn, Nowaia Ray, Ralph, Burbank Ray, Rufh, Haskell Ray, Sandra, Tulsa Reidy, Liz, Tulsa Reynolds, Beverley, Tulsa Rhodes, Daniel, Drumrighl Rigdon, Barbara, Barilesville Rickard, Warren, Slilwell Rifchie, Kenf, Fairfax Roca, Enrique, Holguin, Cuba Roller, Ronald, Prague Romine, Winnie, Kiefer Ross, Modean, Webbers Falls Rosson, Sandra, Pryor Rozell, Cheryl, Tahlequah Rumsey, Russell, Sperry Russell, Robin, Tulsa Sallee, Sylvia, Kelchum Sanderson, Willie, Tahlequah Safferfield, Dixie, Anilers Savage, Andy, Tulsa Schwabe, Mary, Kansas Sco'H, Kaihryn, Tulsa ScoH, Robert Picher Searle, Johnny, Barflesville Shephard, Alice, Shreveporf, La. Showalfer, Judy, Tahlequah Simmons, Marilyn, Tulsa Sinor, LorreH'a, Pryor Si'H'er, Laura, l-larlshorne Sixlciller, Connie, Slilwell Slack, Nalriia, Tulsa Smiih, Carolyn, Eufaula Smifh, Carrie, Vian Smi'l'h, Lynn, Barllesville Smifh, Marjorie, Nowala Smifh, Bob, Tahlequah Smifh, Ronald, Tahlequah Sfeele, Maclr, Spiro Sfephenson, Charloffe, l-Ienryella Sfewarf, Susan, Webbers Falls Sfubbs, John, Muskogee Sfubbs, Roberr, Pawhuslca Swan, Jimmy, Pawhuslxo Swinehari, Barbara, Picher Thomas, Beverley, Slilwell Thomas, Claude, Cowela Thomas, Mary Jane, Tahlequah Thompson, Bill, Tahlequah Thompson, Marsha, -Muskogee Thro, Jessie, Dewey Tipron, Ben, Tulsa Tipfon, James, Fayelleville, Arla. Toon, Linda, Vian Townsend, Arlene, Tahlequah Trimble, Glenn, Pryor Tripp, Jessie, Warner Tuclcer, Louise, l'lenryeHa Turman, Jucliih, l-leavener Turney, Kafy, Tulsa L JU IDRS READYING HIS INSTRUMENT for lhe NSC band Chfslmas concerl 's iunior Connie S'x- kiler. i Uplon, Harold, Tulsa , Van Gunda, Janice, Dewey I' W is Voigf, Jerry, Council I-Iill T N ,J Waldon, Kalhryn, Hominy 3? Wallcup, Dale, Sa pulpa Wallis, Marland, Barllesville Ward, Janice, Wann Wa'I'ers, Sfella, Tulsa Webb, Pafricia, Tulsa Weelcs, Lynn, Tulsa as J' -I Wesf, Cindy, Tulsa While, Glenda, I-lulberl While, Ron, Tahlequah Whillenburg, Judy, Sand Springs Whorfon, Sharon, Forl' Gibson Williams, John, Miami Williams, Jonnie, Tahlequah Wilson, Glenn, Tulsa Wise, Jane, Muskogee Wood, Joyce, Tulsa Yeager, Larry, Weslville Yoder, Elsie, Big Cabin Youell, Carron, Tulsa Youngblood, GIenn,'Sapulpa Zawaslci, Sharon, Muskogee SOPHO ORES Afchley, Deena, Wagoner Acfon, Joe, Okmulgee Adair, Judy, Srilwell Adair, Larry, Srilwell Adams, Kenneih, Talilequalri Allaerfy, Warren, Muskogee Alexander, Sam, Wagoner Allen, Georgia, Srilwell Allen, Teresa, McAles'rer Baird, Jane+, Oklahoma Ciiy Baker, Judy, Wagoner Barnes, James, Owasso Barne'H', Chloeen, Sand Springs Barne'H', HarrieH', Kinia Barnum, Judi+l1, Tulsa Barfley, Roxie, Talwlequalw Baifenfield, Louise, Tahlequalw Beals, BeHy, Muskogee Bean, Nancy, Sapulpa Belford, Kenne+h, Okmulgee .,4 1 ,. V .,,, fi REPRESENTING THE SOPHOMORE class llwis year were, le'H io right Joe Haning, presideni Bob Scoil. senaiorg Linda Mason, secreiary: Bob Edmision. vice presidenl: and Pal McGuire freasurer. ea-Q4 ,v W wi gi ' H 'if avi! IW! Q 4 l. va WXCLT 'sf-. 'A,,lif 1c., 2' i -i 4 li' .12 1 ,mt--r- 3, , A 1 '- . I iq. X V R' f.,.j fl-:iff yi, , ,ith xl ' l':l E ll 4, 11 Q-' -9' A ,ah rf B f 1 A IBEW G40 Anime. f 3 'T 94's bi .,, fir'--'J if-If 'J l 'TB 'E xl 7- , x...,X sh- I S T T i .ml A' 'Dx fb Benlon, Garland, Henryeiia Biggers. Alva, Bixby Black, Sarah, Quapaw Blackburn, Richard, Tulsa Blair, Paul, Muskogee Bolcling, Carl, Tahlequah Bowles, Paul, Jay Boyd, Diane, Claremore Brazil, Berfha, Muskogee Brewer, Donna, Euiaula Brill, Diane, Tahlequah Brill, PauleHa, Tahlequah Brinkley, Thomas, Tulsa Broiherfon, Larry, Tulsa Brown, Cheryl, Tulsa Browning, ,Tecl, Barlrlesville Burgin, Thomas, Tulsa Burke, Richard, Tulsa Burion, Karen, Tulsa Bushnell, James, Muskogee Bufcher, Dana, Tulsa Bufler, Janice, Allen Byers, Roberf, Cowela Cable, Joyce, Eufaula Call, William, Tulsa Campbell, Sharon, Oklahoma Cily Cargill, Michael, Okmulgee Carlin, Mary. Tulsa Carpenfer, Carol, Barflesville Carr, Sieve, Tahlequah Cafes, John, Eufaula Cayce, Linda, Siloam Springs Caywood, Charlo'H'e, Tulsa Chadwell, Carolyn, Wesiville Chadwell, Clorine, Weslville Chapman, BeH'e, Tahlequah Charloe, FayeHa, Tulsa Chissoe, Richarcl, Tulsa Clark, Aubrey, Wann Cliffon, Glenn, Tulsa Clinfon, Philip, Weslville Clover, Susan, Chandler Coachman, Nicholas, Tulsa Cobb, Johnny, Pryor Coffell, Susan, Oklahoma Cify Cole, Sieve, Tahlequah Cole, Thomas, Tulsa Coley. Richard, Tulsa Combs, Gary, Tulsa Comsiock, Dennis, Tulsa Cope, Carol, Muskogee CravaHo, John, l-lenryella Criles, Leon, Wann Crume, Buri, Barllesville Dasher, Carolyn, Tulsa Davis, Brad, Tulsa Davis, Jerry, Broken Arrow Davis, Vicla, l-lenryella Dawson, Jim, Siilwell Denny, Ronnie, Slilwell Derrick, Glenda, Muskogee Doak, Mike, l-lenryeH'a Doclson, Vickie, Broken Arrow Doyle, Peggy, Eufaula Drake, Richarcl, Sou'rhwes+ Ci'l'y, Mo. Dunham, Roger, Tahlequah Easfon, Tanya, Muskogee Eclmision, Bob, Jenks Edmondson, Drew, Muskogee Eclmuncls, Carole, Tulsa 'Sim qs f f , is 4. T , s . ll TA U y ,N l ' Y AA .' fs X ' . rQs Gs? we 'T 'YF' Hia-LH aw A HIGHLIGHT OF the OCPA Convention for Suzan Greene was meefing Senalcr Mike Monroney. N.. r IQ- . R Wg'--v R is. B I SOPHO GRE Enochs, Roberf, Tulsa Epperson, Kalhleen, Tulsa Epperson, Rosemary, Tulsa Essary, Roy, Porler Efheredge, Mary, Skialook Evans, James, Sallisaw Eversoll, Ted, Dulclw Mills X lj Q Fears, Ru'l'l1, Muldrolyv h K., Ferguson, Larry, Ta lequa it F Finley, Lynn, Tulsa Mm.. Q , F'veasl1, David, Tulsa , l , Y Fleischman, Chris, Burns Flal H 'j 45 . 3 . .W ,.f r- lk V 9 LN lgloylldkgigiily. QI-5ulun'ron f - , Ig , , or , ar es, u sa AW? T Ford, John, Claremore ,-l i in Aa. 1 l T Ford, Waller, Muskogee Fosler, John, Talnlequalw Fouich, Van, Tulsa Fox, Arlene, Tulsa Franklin, Jane, Talwlequalm X M Fye, Pa'l'ricia, Disney Gaclberry, Mike, Wagoner Gallorailh, Mary, Weslville Galbrail-h, Peggy, Claremore Garfrell. Dennis, Owasso 331 LQ ' 5' . is . ' I K, .. .wc NPI! ' N 5-wig' - 1 I -had l ' 'T 9 L ii-ZfiT1'.' . .. I i . - uv 5 , - ,,, . V-4 'x i ' . 'Y A ' . L rf , is ,. 1 : J - ,i D . I, ks, , as x fic. fl SOPHO GRES Gilberf, Mary, Muskogee Gilberf, Mary, Broken Arrow Gilmore, Madeline, Wagoner Goble, Dale, Sand Springs Goddard, Diane, Tahlequah Goodsell, Rusiy, Tulsa Goodson, David, Tulsa Gordon, Giz, Claremore GosseH, Freda, Vian Graves, Mary Jo, Tulsa Graves, Michael, Tulsa Graves, Valerie, Muskogee Gray, Mary, Tulsa Greene, Suzan, Tahlequah Griggs, Mac, Sapulpa Grimes, Mary Jane, Muskogee Halfacre, Joyce, Talwlequah Hall, John, Talala Hall, Judy, Tulsa Hall, Leal, Pawlwuska Hall. Raymond, Tulsa Hallford, Bill, Tulsa E Haning, Joe, Tulsa Hanna, Tom, Muskogee Hansen, Donna, Muskogee PART OF THE excifemenf of firsl semesler is 'rhe annual class meeling for nominalion of off cers IT' Us ,Q it E3 '- 92, 1 E ,ky , 2:-ex , 1 fain ni' n,' ., . , 1 Harl, David, Tulsa Harris, Carol, Srilwell Harris, Kay, Tulsa Har'l', Ferrell, Tulsa Hauk, Larry, Shelbyville, lnd. Haysler, Niancy, Barllesville Heard, Terry, Muskogee Hedges, Helen, Siilwell Hefner, Venda, Wagoner Heflon, Be'Hy, Vian Heil, Nancy, Tulsa Heller, Larry, Tulsa Hemperley, Judy, Muskogee Hendrick, Donald, Tulsa Henley, Keiih, Wynona Herring, Roberi, Barllesville Herron, Joe, Tulsa Hicks, Sharon, Tahlequah Hodges, Cynihia, Tulsa Hodges, William, Gore Holder, Richard, Collinsville Holi, Consfance, Skialook Honeywell, Donna, Tulsa Hooper, Franki, Sand Spring Horn, Jo Ann, Gore Horfon, Samuel, Muskogee Hough, Dale, Tulsa Housion, Andy, Okmulgee Howard, Page, Kennewick, Wash Hubbard, Shirley, Tahlequah Hudson, Barbara, Bixby Huffman, Pairicia, Wynona Hughes, Becki, Muskogee Hughes, Janefa, Tulsa Hughes, Laura, Chouieau Hunfer, Jimmie, Oklahoma Ciry Hufson, Pa1', Claremore lves, Janis, Tulsa Johnson, Carolyn, Talilequalw Johnson, John, Tahlequalw Jones, Barbara, Fori Gibson Jones, Linda, Tulsa Jones, Rodney, Tulsa Jordan, Joe, Talwlequalw Jus1'ice, Andria, Poleau Karpack, Norma, Slilwell Kennedy, Pafricia, Fori Smiih, A Kinion, Jack, Pryor Kodifek, Linda, Muskogee Kroll, Linda, Tulsa La Croix, Kevan, Tulsa Land, James, Srilwell Lauferbach, John, Mazie Lauferbach, Susan, Wagoner Lazzaro, Barbara, Tulsa Lee, Glenda, Muldrow LeMasl'ers, Rodger, Cliecolah Lemmons, Leon, Keola Lemons, Denny, Sapulpa Leningfon, John, Sallisaw Leos, Mike, Tulsa Lesfer, Jeff, Broken Arrow Lilley, Jack, Tulsa Lively, Jerry, Bokoshe Lloyd, Billie, Pryor Locke, Jimmy, Tahlequalw Lonon, Keni, Porrer Lowrance, Kaihryn, Tulsa McCall, Sandra, Claremore McClure, William, Wagoner 6-vi .I T, 1 A gi e , A V4 ' ,Qu DN Q JA . 7 a Q i .4- FNXXQ 1, QE Q E' 'X if fm! ,QA ., 6 ' Y N W1 ev ' M as 2 914' IS EDITOR EVELYN Slogsdill Thinking of deadlines? 4 l 'Q F' TF l -a -wk SOPHO ORES -f-ff-57 5 , t I l M . 2 ll V .Q ---' 'n , L ' f' . M ., 'EQ 'Nha' 'ZAJIQRQ ima. gl 95 I lm, 'ia-T4 Q McCoy, Ronnie, Morris McDaniel, Clifford, Tulsa McGinnis, Jim, Tulsa McGuire, Pal, Tulsa Maisano, Jimmy, McAles'rer Mangrum, Donna, McAles+er Marrow, Sally, I-leavener Marrs, Frank, Tulsa Marshall, Vicki, Tulsa Marlin, Paula, Tulsa Mason, Linda, Muskogee MaH'l1ews, Marion, Muldrow Meadows, Rebecca, Tulsa Means, Jim, Tulsa Meyer, Sue, Tulsa Mi+cl1ell, Cora, Vera Mifchell, Frankie, Okmulgee Milchell, Nancy, Barllesville Monigomery, Mary Ann, Ke+chum Monfgomery, Sieve, Tulsa Moody, Diane, Claremore Moore, Judy, Tulsa Morrow, James, McAles'rer Mulholland, Jerry, Tahlequah Mullen, Maye, Braggs SOPHO ORES Murpl1y,'Micl1eallynn, Tulsa Murray, Judy, Weslville Musgrove, Sue, Claremore Newland, Bill, Tulsa Nichols, Tommy, Clwouieau Nubby, Jerry, Marlow Orenclorff, Ellis, Tulsa Osbon, Lloyd, Tulsa Pace, Juanifa, Talrilequalw Packwood, James, Tulsa Paden, Tommie, Beggs Painfer, Jerry, Mc!-Xlesier Palmer, Eddie, Pryor Pann, Laura, l-lulberl Parker, Linda, Tulsa Parker, Sherry, Pryor PaHerson, Denise, Tulsa Payne, Donna, Tulsa Payion, Mary, Morris Pearson, Gary, Roland Penningron, Robert Cla remore Perkins, Sandra, Tulsa Pefers, Ronnie, Broken Arrow i Pinson, Ellen, Talnlequah Poe, John, Pryor TOM TANNEHILL DISCOVERED Thar comforl and siuclying could be salislacrorily combined Q 'ETF a 5, fi ' 2 J , f I l' Q 33 af N1- X ,Q m P' y j , V 'IL k A T K - -.3 x is -ffl K Aix 1 :L JI. 35, R ii fi 1-V FX, AA4- if' f' . -Y,i.1 , 'Q it if , A 9 aj f ' L N E Q' yl S CF L U -fGrX 'L' nie? I L AIA XL 15' . J i ii il wf!i.,,, ,'7 u , -. , if ' lv X Q N N J' + ' ' PoeHgen, Ri+a, Mcfxlesier Pollard, Frances, Tahlequah Porfer, Ladonna, Tahlequah Porfer, Shirley, Sapulpa Powell, Lillian, Pawhuska Powell, Richard, Pryor Presley, Deborah, Tahlequah PuckeH', Charles, lvlcAlesler Purdom, Carol, Boynion Quinn, Douglas, Haskell Rader, Carol, Tulsa Ragan, Janef, Tahlequah Ramsey, John, lclabel Recior, Dixie, Sallisaw Reece, BeHe, Haskell Renfrow, David, Pawhuska Rhea, Judy, Tulsa Rife, Janice, Tulsa Risner, Deanna, Pryor Roan, Charles, Fairfax Roberis, Donald, Jenks Robinson, Leland, Tulsa Rodgers, Bill, Tulsa Rogers, James, Pawhuska Rollins, Leslie, Mcfklesler Ross, Charlene, Tulsa Rose, Terry, Wesiville Sallee, Charlene, Henryelia Schrader, Richard, Tulsa Scroggins, Cynlhia, Muskogee Shaw, James, l'lenrye++a Sheridan, Gary, Barilesville Sherl, Jimmie, Tulsa Shurden, Neal, l-lenryeiia Sloan, John, Okiaha Smifh Smi+h , David, Tulsa Smiih, Smiih, Smiih, Anne, Sligler Lois, l-lulberi Nelda, Muskogee Pa+ricia, Okmulgee Spencer, Charlo'H'e, Clarksville, Sfellman, Virginia, Claremore S+ephens, Marilyn, Sallisaw Sfevens, Jim, Tulsa Sfiles, Noble, Okmulgee Siogsdill, Evelyn, Sand Springs Sfone, Susan, Muskogee Shand, Donna, Tulsa Sfreefer, Janef, Oklahoma Ciiy S+roup, Sieve, Tulsa S+uar+, James, Tulsa Sulphur, Chanenna, Eufaula Sulphur, Lou, Euiaula Sum+er, Carol, Hollis Sufherland, Robbie, Brisfow Taylor, Pafricia, Tulsa Terry, Bill, Slroud Thomas, Charles, Webbers Falls Thomas, Judy, Tulsa Thomas, Tim, Sand Springs Thompson, Judy, Foyil TroHer, Sieve, Tulsa Turner, Murl, Tulsa Twis+, Frank, Tulsa Vanskike, Bea, Barilesville Vericaf, Carlos, Muskogee Wagoner, Dayion, Tulsa Waid, Clyde, Tulsa Walenfa, Danna, Tulsa Walker, Linda, Tahlequah Ark 5 Vis' .L- '-zz 1 srsr 1 I-NN .4- r K. 1515 Sn. -za Q my e 15 .pl Q- Tk 39 'F T: li-gi ww 'ri 3, y ll x f' xv' we ...G f 1 yr f-Q' ' '-4'-Q7 6' h....gk PENEI MACFEELEY, LEVERN Lehman and Henry Hun? colleci rock specimens on The geology class field Trip. SOPHO ORES 1., g -, .' 'inf QF 'llflgi XC? fn, ff-Lf Q:-:px ? B 'iir fii z i.-V , i, 4 B9 ,1 'l ie?- A Walker, Sandy, Tulsa Walker, Susie, Okmulgee Walfon, Jean, Barrlesville Wann, Ronnie, Pocola Warden, Ronnie, Broken Arrow Wafkins, Lucy, Tahlequah Wafkins, Ronnie, Tahlequalw Wayne, Judi, Claremore Wl1alen, Delorus, Tulsa Whire, Carolyn, Tulsa Wilcox, Rodney, Talwlecxuah Wiley, Mary, Muskogee Williams, Joyce, Tulsa Williams, Larry, Claremore Williams, Ouida, Sand Springs Williamson, Bill, Tulsa Willis, Larry, Tulsa Wilson, Larry, Sapulpa Wood, Dana, Sapulpa Worley, Janef, Forr Gibson York, John, lndianola Young, Barbara, Fori Gibson Zimmerman, Ben, Sapulpa Zimmerman, Gayle, Tulsa Zimmerman, Judy, Tulsa FRESHMEN Abboff, Donna, Siilwell Abloo'H', Pafrick, Barilesville Adams, Linda, Houslon, Tex. Adams, Mary, Tulsa Aguirie, Mike, Tulsa Ailey, Susan, Barllesville Alcin, Carol, Claremore Alderson, Bob, Slilwell Allen, Janei, Tulsa Allison, David, Wagoner Allison, George, Chelsea Ambrose, Terry, Tulsa Anderson, Carolyn, Tahlequah Anderson, Howard, Sand Springs Archer, Wanda, Tahlequah ' Ash, Jon, Tulsa Ashe, Cindy, Pryor Ashmore, Jenny, Tulsa Aichley, Linda, Tulsa AHeberry, Dale, Tulsa REPRESENTING THE FRESHMAN class lhis year were, leH io righf, Ronald Shaffer, presideni: Suzie Neel, vice president Donna Dunlcin, secrelaryg Tom Hoagland, lreasurer: Carol Akins, girl senalorg and Bob Dibble, boy senalor. 1- l ' 'L up T' R Q .qw ' 13 K i N' Ht' I :V ' l, '44 WLT' G, Al,,Pk,!.i. is A TW' I T -ll new l 'L n 5 1 nl - ,, 'Ti ' W. SS ,A 'Q 4 in iii- .g ' l 'S' ,j i ' ' s,. 1' A l K ' il T -5 1 Bailey, Zelma, Tahlequah Baird, Pafricia, Morris Baker, Carl. Copan Baker, Marilyn, Pryor Baker, Tim, Tahlequah Bale, Judifh, Dewey Barnes, Garcia, Sapulpa Barnes, Jody, Tulsa Barnes, Sammy, Tulsa Barry, Ronnie, Okraha Baskin, John, Srilwell Baxier, Charlo'Hie, Muskogee Baze, Frances, Muskogee Bell, Suzanne, Oklahoma Cily Beller, Paul, Claremore Benson, Mike, Sallisaw Berkenbile, Linda, Forl' Gibson Bernardi, Sharon, Harishorne Biggers, Linda, Bixby Bingham, James, Tahlequah BisseH', Marilyn, Henryelrla Biiiing, Carolyn, Talala Blake, Theresa, Tulsa Block, Linda, S+. Louis, Ill. Blounf, Eulene, Morris Blueiackelq Henry, Barllesville Bogarcl,'Darlene, Hugo Booker, Donald, Tulsa Boughlon, Vicki, Sapulpa Boyd, Beverly, Claremore Branch, Donna, Haskell Brannon, Dewayne, Slilwell Brannon, Kennefh, Pryor Brashear, Eldon, Tulsa BraHon, Viola, Sligler Brewer, Marlha, Tahlequah Brewer, Rose, Tulsa Brewer, Shelby, Barflesville Briggs, Becky, Slilwell Brinlcley, Barbara, Tahlequah Brinsfield, Danny, Checorah Broclcman, Lynn, Vian Broolcs, David, Barrlesville Brown, Barbara, Jay Brown, Billie, Jay Brown, Mary C., Sapulpa Brown, Mary J., Tulsa Brown, Niela, Tulsa, Bryanf, Lincla, Wagoner Bullarcl, Virginia, Muskogee Bulriss, Bonnie, Tulsa Bunnell, Phyllis, Pryor Burlce'H', Donald, Muskogee Burns, Cecelia, Tahlequah Burrows, Harley, Srilwell BuH'ery. Anna, Tahlequah Byford, Thomas, Olcmulgee Campbell, Jayne, Tulsa Campbell, Larry, Tulsa Carlile, Sanclra, Tahlequah Carnes, Marion, Caloosa Carr, Ben, Tahlequah Carswell, Connie, Mc:Ales+er Carfer, Diana, Roland Case, Cynihia, Tulsa Cavazos, Richard, Okmulgee 1 ,?..-.. L L. Q L gn 1 5-1 N lif e m ' J ' gg ' . ,' W ' will l ll B -fr ,gr , T if if Cen+er, Warren, Tahlequah fr V Charfier, Linda, Cowela ' Choaie, Ronnie, Tahlequah ,X lf T? 1 Chrislenson, Karen, Burbank M' cr- , 'lib' 'i if 4 r 1 I 'VI l , ,I , ,-1 lpgf. 5 I , r. ,, :2 K Jvfl L 1 H 5 a i s B T TL .. 1 --L 'A., q , ' -4.- ' l , A Q., l l ,T ' A f f, , -Lf4QFi.e E rg ' 1 1 l D X rf 1 1 ' fi 5 f I A i FRESHMEN BILLY LEE PROVES fhaf a foofball player can be iusl' as graceful on fhe dance floor. JOHNNIE THOMPSON FOUND fhaf The firsf few weeks of college were one confinual round of packing and unpacking. Af , Clark, Richard, Krffei , . T 'HGH -- ' Clarkson, Pam, O mu gee Tl. el Tl Clemmons, PaHi, Tulsa ' 'I' , Clevenger, Cheryl, Sfilwell Clow, Joe, Ponca Cify 4- J Clufe, Marquis, Tulsa Cochran, Lu1'her,AHulber'l y Cole, Sadie, Waffs P' Coleman, Billy, Pryor . Q ,, f J 0 l ILP-1 Combes, Miriam, Tulsa Compassi, Pal, Muskogee Comp'l'on, PaH'i, Sand Springs Cook, Billie, Jay Cook, George, Claremore Coffingim, Rifa, Tulsa Couch, Lloyd, Choufeau Cowan, Kaye, Barflesville Cox, Cheryll, Wagoner Cox, Clarence, Tulsa Q I rx XZ' f 'V Q Couch, Charles, Pryor 9' Q Q or f We Crawley, Lincla, Ranfoul, Ill. Culver, Cafhy, Tahlequah Cummins, Kay, Nowafa Cumpfon, Mary, Muskogee ' Deke, Ray, Tulsa 'N 1 :H A -w . Y FRESHMEN Dale, Michael, Tulsa Davidson, Linda, Henryeifa Davidson, Ronald, Henryerla Davis Davis , BeH'e, l'lenryeH'a , Carol, Tulsa Davis, Carolyn, Muldrow Davis Davis Davis Deiar , Larry, Sapulpa , Lyn, Tulsa , Mary, Porier naH', James, Sfilwell Delozier, Larry, Chelsea Dennehy, Susan, Muskogee Denfon, Dean, Cowefa Deonier, Jan, Broken Arrow Dibbl Dicke e, Bob, Tulsa y, MlChell,e, Hollywood, Dobrinski, Arfhur, Depew Dobrinski, Larry, Depew Dod g e, Morris, I-lenryeHa Douglas, Kenneih, Sapulpa Down ing, Donald, Dewey Doyle, Kenneflm, Slilwell Drake, James, Tulsa Drake, Sandra, Broken Arrow Dudley, Dayne, S+ilwell Calif. .. X A TSA LA GI slaff members Harvey Hunfer and Susan Dennehy live if up al' fhe OCPA Convenfion. QB' 1 AA kj 1 I - , , 9 SINXVT. . 'AM .U bg fi' A-. l . - k.,4Nln-I . R , P ,f Xl yi an I:-A 5' 3 Q fl, J if cf 1 - s- 'B . . 'o I wgvi I ,ai ff 1 712 Duehning, Gerald, Gulhrie Duncan, John, Tulsa Dunlap, Roberf, Bixby Dunn, Mikel, Muskogee Duran, Mona, Muskogee Du'l'y, James, l-lenrye'r'ra Earp, Linda, Jay Easfham, Barbara, Tahlequah Edwards, John, Tulsa Edwards, Marsha, Hulberi Elam, Sandra, Ochelafa Emerson, Eddie, Pryor England, Linda, Chelsea England, Margaref, Oklahom Escoe, Linda, Checolah Eihridge, Lyndall, Bixby Ewing, Harold, Roland Farrell, Don, Muskogee Farril, Kafhy, Claremore Fasken, Sharon, Tulsa Feese, Gerald, Barilesville Felmlee, Rich, Tulsa Fenfon, Linda, Aurora, Ill. Finch, David, Muskogee Fisher, Linda, Tahlequah Fife, Jackie, Okmulgee Fife, Raedeane, Tulsa Flory, Michele, Muskogee Forbes, Jerry, Pawhuska Ford, John, Tulsa Foreman, Helen, Pryor Foresman, Befsy, Tulsa Forresf, Linda, Locus? Grove Fox, Laura, Skiaiook Franke, James, Tulsa Freeman, Cafherine, Muskog Fricke, Slephern, Tulsa Fry, John, Pryor Fry, Ruih, Claremore Fulps, Dianna, Broken Arrow Gaddis, Judy, Kelchum Gage, Jake, Pryor Gaines, Cheryl, Okmulgee Garefino, Charles, Fleminglo GarreH', Slephen, Tulsa Gaskill, Shirley, Shidler Gay, Sharron, Adair Gay, Thomas, Tulsa Gibson, Ann, Muskogee Gill, Linda, Spiro Gionra, Jeanie, Tahlequah Givens, Warren, Tulsa Gladson, Roberf, Tulsa Gooch, Vivian, Oklaha Graham, Alan, Tulsa Graves, Connie, Tulsa Gray, Greg, Barrlesville Gray, Jim, Tulsa Green, Delores, Tahlequah Green, Leia, Muskogee Gregory, Carl, Tulsa Grigsby, LyneH'e, Nowala Gruver, David, Tahlequah Guffey, Linda, l-larrah Gufhrey, Cindy, Owasso Guyaux, Gary, Pryor Hagan, Terry, Broken Arrow Hagar, Gale, Colcord Hall, Johnnie, Tahlequah Hall, Ken'l, Anadarko 69 eh -Ar QOL: ff any T xv J 3 f7if5wfi rf- er ,Tiki O.. : , if 'fi iii. Hy' ' W Alf ' 6 I A ,ry ,-. ,uv V, n. N.J. .av 1 if L -4 . ' K g, A V Vi XE 'T' if . 1 31.1 ' 5 Ylofx l L X 'Kg I , ' , .- 'T 2, 1' J f f'1..Si FRESHMAN PHOTOGRAPHER WAYNE Learned lines up for a sho? al fha homecoming game. 'v x, ' t Hr X ,423 I , Q. H .usd K. 4 un l I l 1. A A is X -.,f . M ue' S-H7 fix, V 'T'- .QF Q Q FRESHM N Hamlin, Jean, Barllesville Hammons, Jimmy, Barllesville Hamner, Al, Tulsa Hampion, Dallas, Beggs Haney, Dea, Jenks Hardesiy, Michael, Morris Harringlon, Donna, Colcord Hari, Sara, Jay Harlman, Dorlha, Ooloqah Harfshorne, Byron, Weslville Harvey, Mary, Beggs Hasfing, Milne, Augusla. Kan. Haulcomb, Lonnie, Brisrow Haywood, Donald, Barllesville Headriclc, Dan, Adair Healh, Bobby, Pawhuslca Hefner, Jaclc, Barllesville Hefner, Sharon, Wagoner Hembree, David, Tahlequah Henderson, Chuclr, Barllesville Henderson, Connie, Forr Gibson Henriclcs, Gerald, Tulsa Henson, Bill, Roland Henson, Slanley, Locusl' Grove Heier, Anifa, Tahlequah FRESHMEN Hicks, Donald, Nowara Hicks, Kay, Oklahoma Ciiy Higgenboiham, Brad, Pryor Hill, John, Tulsa Himes, David, Viniia Hinds, Mary, Muskogee Hoagland, Tom, Claremore Holcombe, Sally, Muskogee Holland. Don, Tulsa Holland, Gary, Muskogee HoH', Jean, Chelsea Holi, Margarei, Tulsa Horn, Celia, Pryor Horn, Jerry, Tulsa Horne, John, Welobers Falls Hor+on, Marine, Pierce Houseberg, Sammy, Siilwell Huff, John, Muskogee Hughes, Tenifa, Muskogee Hullinger, Freda, Broken Arrow Hunier, Harvey, Wagoner Hufchison, Sandy, Jenks lker, Linda, Tulsa lsom, Marilyn, Fori Gibson Israel, Jane, Wynona I C R I 'F l e v ji ,in x QQMQ' 41 N X ,ag ' A T AA. 42- 4' I Q6 G I, fa V 51 1 TM 1' Y ,. 1' 1 , f H 3 'w .1-. A -'V g A. 11 'f f as A , Q m a y Jackson, ArlheH'a, Muskogee Jackson, Iona, Porler James, Vicki, Tulsa Javine, Karen, Tulsa Jeffries, Roberi, Okmulgee Jeier, Jimmy, Barllesville Johnson, James, Hominy Johnson, Richard, Muskogee Johnson, Marlin, lnola Jones, Bobby, Claremore Jones, Harland, Claremore Jones, Jean, Amarillo, Texas Jones, Ladena, Sapulpa Jones, Roger, Weleelka Jordan, Eslie, Forl Gibson Juslice, James, Tahlequah Kaad. Faye, Muskogee Kehoe, Ann, Tulsa Kelly, Pamela, Sand Springs Kelso, Saraiane, Tulsa Kemp, Thomas, Poleau Kidd, Danny, Pawhuslca Killins, Joe, Wagoner Kimble, Sunshine, Porler King, Kenie, Muskogee King, Sharon, Tulsa Kingslon, Phil, Muskogee Kinion, Lyne'H'e, Adair Kinney, Mary, Tulsa Kisner, Francis, Tahlequah Knighi, Dane, Sperry Knighfen, David, Tulsa Knupp, Mary, Coweia Koch, Roberf, Beggs Kolb, Diane, Sherman, Tex. Kuykendall, Barbara, Muskogee Kuykendall, Virginia, Muskogee Lamon, Roberi, Wagoner Landers, BeHy, Wagoner Lane, Shirley, Slrang Langford, Thad, Barflesville Lasfer, Sharon, Muldrow Lawson, Sharron, Jay Layne, Linda, l-lenryeifa Leach, Joyce, Locusi Grove Lenh, Tommie, Tulsa Leslie, Carol, Pryor Lesser, Sharon, Muskogee Lewis, Barbara, Vian Lewis, Raydean, Sapulpa Lindgren, Johnny, Siloam Spring LiH'le, Gerald, Pryor LiH'le, Howard, Muskogee LiH'les, Esiher, Checolah Lombardi, Rosemary, Tahlequah McCauley, Efhelyn, Tulsa McClure, Joyce, Claremore McClure, Meredifh. Claremore McCullough, Gary, Tulsa McDaniel, Carolyn, Tahlequah McDowell, James, Muskogee McMullen, Archie, l-lenryeHa McNair, Margaref, Pryor McPherson, Barbara, Tulsa Mack, Gloria, Boynron Macy, Gail, Pryor Maddox, Johnny, Pawhuska Magee, Palricia, Pryor Maher, Paul, Forr Gibson Mallonee, Melanie, EI Reno 262 s, Ark A HI fb L:- , 'N 1 ,A ,, fi C l ll- f'!i ' L P V I ' ' f l' far ffl' Q Lf J farm. fi-r 'X . L X JL 8'a iw-X E? FRESHMEN WILL NEVER forgor iheir firsl run-in wifh ihe campus police. 1 - . 1 , . C 'Z'-,--1 X . , , ,, , -L ,, ' lu, ' 'LL - 4-V YL., ll Y- Fi, I ' si- lg' e ir' ' Qx YA!! of P 1-'NJ T1 , A rf' rf, f My 'se' Q: il I dn FOUR OF OVER 900 freshmen ro par- licipale in pre-enrollmenr were Cheryl Roberfs. Jucly Wadley. Delores Krippner and Donnie Hamilron. rl lg:-r ' ,AQ I. Alfa ii 4 1 .lf i v X T . N gl i W i I4 nl A Bam C ll!!!-5 5 11 f i 1 r igs? Q A 8. W 1 , H 2 , 1 r . 4 SIT ? I 'ss FRESHME MalleH', Mary Jane, Wagoner Manley, Linda, Pryor Mann, Thomas, Muskogee Marshall, Barbara, Waionga Marshall, Bobby, Tahlequah Mar'I'in, Barbara, Peggs Marlin, Gary, I-laslcell Marlin, Max, Wagoner Mafloclc, Barbara, Broken Arrow May, Gary, Tahlequah Mayo, Canclis, Tahlequah Mayo, S'I'even, Tahlequah Micldlefon, James, Chelsea Miller, David, Mcfxlesrer Mifchell, Dan, Marysville, Calif. Miichell, Teresa, Sapulpa Moll, Winnie, Barrlesville Moore, Philip, Tulsa Morgan, Aniia, Cowera Morgan, Karen, Pryor Morris, Tillman, Walls' Morl'on, Lynda, Srilwell Moulion, Connie, McAles+er Moye, Alicia, Grove ' Murray, Curiis, Wagoner FRESHMEN Murray, John, Barrlesville Myers, Eugene, Hulloeri Neel, Suzie, Nowaia Neel, Suzanne, Pryor Neel, Gary, Tahlequah Nees, Richard, Claremore Neill, Vickie, Blueiaclcel Nesser, Mike, Haskell Noonlcesier, Shelia, Tulsa Norman, John, Tulsa Norfon, Ollie, Porier Odneal, PaH'y, Wagoner fX Oesfmann, Melvina, Cushing Olson, Sandra, Tulsa Overlease, Gloria, Tulsa Page, Linda. Park l-lill Parenfi, Mary Jo, Tulsa Parks, Lynn, Pryor Parlchursf, Sue, Barilesville Parmele, Linda, Tulsa Parrish, Nancy, Tahlequah ParroH', William, Brisiow Pava'H, Algin, Sand Spring Pepper, Dean, Claremore S Perkins, Marsha, Sand Springs , I 1 . U W V . '. 5' xl E 1 I 'F . rl .Fu I d y L T , .,- L l --,,-:..'y , ' .IL 'xi ii If W T T 1 'IZA' .i i l A -- . Q ', ,F i . .- ,N ADELL WAR, SHARON Bernardi and Nancy Byrd discover Thai The enrollmeni line begins wiih ID card picfures. ii' ii ff 3' . I ' , X, in ,, I J Jig. V W-N ' fv , z S15-,s N l if 'v Q 'J' BL- ,r 5 . ikr-, ' kr. uv l .Sf xll -as if is-l N' f I l, 7 . A41 .Ar T or . , :E-. -- s T -' ' . W I - -'11 V T X ' ' 4 ' 11 r A, A ' 4 Q ' ' L Y I' . ,VL W .Fx Y U' r IQ, 9 . Q ' Ax 'livin A ,M 7 ,Q .1 I il ig. 'WD'-Q as m l EH 1' ,h i ry' ' -M' 'ir a m y 1 ..,..i1, 5 ' y y .Ml Pefers, Ca+herine, l-lenryeHa Pelers, S+even, l-lenrye'r'ra Phipps, Nila, Wesrville Pogue, Donald, Florence. Ala. Por'I'er, James, Tulsa Po+ee+, Pa+, Tahlequah Prafher, Kennefh, Pryor Praiher, Pam, Tulsa Price, Glenn, Barrlesville Primeaux, Leah Jean, Barllesville Pugh, Nancy, Muskogee Purviance, Sue, Tulsa Rainwaier, Sharon, Muskogee Rambo, Jeanne, Grove Randall, Charles, Pryor Rankin, Jo Ellen, Okay Redden, Linda, Muldrow Reed, Jogene, Slilwell Reed, Wilber'l', Tulsa Reehling, Cheryl, Muskogee Reicherl, Charles, Roland Rhodes, Mar'l'y, Eufaula Rhodes, Shirley, Broken Arrow Ringgold, Verlon, Gans Rifschel, Bob, Tulsa Roberfs, Barbara, Wagoner Roberison, Deborah, Sapulpa Robison, LoreH'a, Jay Russell, Nancy, Inola Ryals, Sherry, Tulsa Ryan, Roe, Proclor Samuels, Linda, Tulsa Sanderson, Juanifa, Tahlequah Sa'Herfield, Debra, Okla. Ciiy Sawvel, Maurice, Tulsa Schardein, David, Pryor Schlechf, Helen, Tulsa Schreck, Anihony, Warner Seafon, Gary, Tulsa Secrisf, MaH', Claremore Shaffer, Ronald, Muskogee Shepard, Janef, Tulsa Sherman, Kennefh, Tulsa, Shipman, Sheila, Sfilwell Siegmann, Tommy, Sand Springs 5 Sisk, Dennis, Twin Oaks Skidmore, Karen, Tulsa Slinlcard, Palsy, Pryor Small, Sharon, Tulsa Smarr, Dianne, Tulsa Smifh, Smiih, Smiih Smifhl Smifh Smiih, Smifh, Smiih, Smiih, Benny, Tahlequah Donna Sue, Tulsa Gene Ruih, Tahlequah Glenda, Tahlequah Cafhy, Tulsa Richard, Okmulgee Sally, Barrlesville Sandy, Nowaia Trudie, Tulsa Sorenson, Jeanne, Chouieau Spence, Beih, Sand Springs Sfafford, AnneHe, Tulsa Siandley, Judy, Tulsa Sfanley, Florence, Tulsa Sfarr, Jo Ann, Okla. Ciiy S+eele, Sharon, Siigler Sfauss, Sandra, Tahlequah Sfephens, Roberf, Muskogee S+ewar'I', George, Chouieau Siewarf, Jack, Okla. Cily W 1 2? f ill' .ii 1 T J f o,,f -' .1 ,. my Q 4,9 9 ll ll . X wg K X V 5 W Q 5 .s 1 X, V ay ' ! I I 'C+'-be 11 59414 i P 'ia 1 ,uikegi rv, . N , 'H I, . me, an 'i A. ',',.f f , A fl TAKING PART IN freshman orienfafion and pre-enrollmenr are Carol Williams, Warren Givens. Cheryl Williams and MRS. BETTY BEST, secrerary fo +he freshman counselors. Mary Woods. gives a helping hand during pre-enrollment i Q, 1 4 Juan, Xi ,N-'- fl L I '?'- 1 fl e '42 4 v I ' ea, sl I Q',aQ'iw'e A Vx lr l C f X T.. , 5 A ' ,fi y ' 1 A ', im 1 1 'J W' ,D ' ' 'U' 'J X ' is , I I . r tl ,Tx i' ke. -3917 E -WWW- .gxy ff .3 . ' . Xl 1 , mi , X V, -C, ,. . lfieu::lr4f!m .31 FRESHMEN S+inneH, Larry, Muskogee Sfivers, Pafricia, Sapulpa Sfockion, Linda, Sirang S'l'one, Mary Kay, Tulsa Siouf, Kay, Claremore Sfrickland, Mickey, Okmulgee Sfumpff, Lincla, Pryor Sulphur. Pai, Eufaula Summers, Carol Ann, Gore Sufherland, Donald, Claremore SuH'on, Dianah, Cowera Swarfwood, Beck , Muskogee Talburl, Jim, Tahlequah Tannehill, Carolyn, McAles+er Tannehill, Tommy, Wagoner Tarpley, Larry, Tulsa Taylor, Carolyn, Fori Gibson Taylor, Janice Jo, Sapulpa Temple, Helen, Forr Smirh Thomas, Alberi, Muskogee Thomas, Doris, Keofa Thomas, James, Wynona Thomas, Janis. Muskogee Thomas, Joe, Tulsa Thoos, Pafricia. Sapulpa FRESHMEN Thornion, Brenda, Avanl' Toda, Susuku, Osaka, Japan Toney, Pai, Tahlequah Toney, Pairicia, Tulsa Tonihka, Johnny, l-larlshorne Townes, Roberf, Tulsa TruH'man, Carolyn, McAles+er Turner, Bruce, Tahlequah Turnbo, Mary Sue, Tulsa Tyrrell, Kennefh, Muskogee Van Gundy, Jeanie, Tulsa Van Horn, Lana, Wagoner Vann, Linda, Fori Smilh, Ark. Vaughn, Judy, Cleveland Waddle, Rira, Tahlequah Wadley, Gregg, Tahlequah Wadley, Judy, Muskogee Wagnon, Karen, Wesiville Wallen, Diane, Tahlequah War, Adell, l-larishorne Ward, Gayle, Tulsa Warkins, Mary, Dewey Wa'l'son, Sue, Tulsa Weaver, Joe, Tahlequah Webb, Gary, Tulsa ,J 7 l , ' ,A ui ' T 'Il' CAROL AKINS AND Alisha Moye find lhal dorm life is helping each olher wilh homework fhal never seems io end for freshmen. 'NA S Qa- FRESHMAN COUNSELORS DONALD I-larrlein and Jack Winlon parlicipale in pre-enrollmenl. THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, a sighl' mosl freshmen will never forgel. LJ ff X W' l. if Dr Q .sr as fb il g ,ivy I li in I l L '- I' ' 7 'l9!? t., wk I - .Ji -V 'n -X 1 ,f r Q, IA' i 'il A I Q' 1 ge as S .-H 15 -T' in -A 577 XK iw, . 'N. A ' y A I L E r g 3 , x , fx' Q uill! ' Y' FRESHMEN Webb, Lanell, Claremore Webb, Nancy, Collinsville Weil, Cyn'l'hia, Cushing Wells, Carolyn, Duncan Whaley, Marfha, Claremore Wheeler, John, Tulsa Whi+e, Glennora, Tulsa Whifmore, Nancy, Tulsa Wildcaf, LiHle Beaver, Ferl Gibson Willcox, Bobby, Barllesville Williams, Ada, Grove Williams, Burl, Alexandria, Va. Williams, Darrell, Sapulpa Willison, Jerry, Ponca Cily Wilson, Barry, Muskogee Wilson, Jerry, Tulsa Wins'Ion, Nonie, Tulsa Wolf, Terry, Olcrnulgee Woodrome, Beverly, Roland Woods, Eugene, Jay Woodward, Twyla, Tahlequah Woo'H'on, Harold, Tulsa Yoder, James, Big Cabin Young, Linda, Muskogee Zinn, Beverly, Tulsa O 0 0 hole W The O56 +h and sanl' s, bolh plea an 'C any memo fT1 SO F9 There a any Om and s C IU CD Pe -O- ur fU Q. 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Black 8: While Tire Shop. Borchers Flying Service ........ Calhouns ............... ..... Cherokee Oil Company ........ Crew Rexall Drug SI'ore . . . . . . . C. R. Anlhony ........ CoI I'on's Drive In .... Dairy Barn ..... Dairy Twin ............ Davis Clolhiers .......... .... D 81 H Sporling Goods ........ E. A. Cowen Conslruclion Fells ................... ..... Firsl' Nalional Bank .... Friendly Jim's ....... Galeya Harqis .... Greenshaw-Eddings .. Hensley's Shoes .. . Advertising 8 Index DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISING 277 Hinds Deparlmenl' Slore .. .... 278 273 I. G. A. Thriflway ...... .... 2 83 276 Jimmie's Dairy Mar'I' .... .... 2 84 284 Kroh Music Company .... .... 2 82 274 KTLQ Radio .......... .... 2 82 282 Liberly S'l'aI'e Bank .... .... 2 75 279 Linville Jewelry ........ .... 2 75 273 Meigs Jewelry 8: Gills .... .... 2 77 274 Morgan's Bakery ........ .... 2 73 279 Morris Flowers ................ 284 277 Muskogee Relail Merchanls .... 282 282 MuI1ig's Deparfmenl' Slore ...... 277 272 Normal Club Cleaners .... .... 2 79 278 Oak Park Mofel ........ .... 2 77 283 Okla. Tire 8: Supply ...... .... 2 76 230 Parker Molor Company ........ 278 275 Piclorial Press ........... .... 2 80 285 Ralph Burd Company .... .... 2 78 275 Reasor's Red Bud ........ .... 2 74 272 Reed-Culver Funeral Home ...... 278 275 Reed's Dry Goods . . . . . . .273 Scholars Inn ...... .... 2 8I Shopper's Town .......... .... 2 86 Spears Molor Company ........ 28I Slagg Shop .................. 28I Slandard Aulo Paris .. .... 280 Sfale Farm Insurance .... .... 2 8I Slauss Drug Slore ...... .... 2 79 S+yle Shop 8: Vanily ............ 283 Success Molor Company ........ 286 Tahlequah Chamber of Commerce 272 Tahlequah Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning 280 Tahlequah Lumber Co., Inc. .... 286 Tahlequah Savings 8: Loan ...... 284 ThornIon's .............. .... 2 73 Toney's Drug Sfore .... .... 2 74 Townhouse Cafeleria . .... 276 Webb's Service Slafion .... 28I Weslern Aulo Sfore .... .... 2 83 Yaffe Iron 8: Melal Co. .. .... 275 TAHLEQUAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Where Slyles and Fil Come Firsl THE DAVIS CLOTHIERS ' Marx Made Suils - 9 Jarman Shoes IX 0 Van Heusen Shirls GL 6-3751 Il5 N. Muskogee if f 1 , MoiRGAN's BAKERY C! 3 We Bake for The Besi Television Sales Appliance Service GL 6-420I ZI6 N. Muskogee People in Town . . . YOU! Special Orders ISI N. Muskogee CREW REXALL DRUG STORE We Give Gunn Brollwers S+amps GL 6-2233 IOI N. Muskogee AUTOMOTIVE PARTS GL 6-6I7I II2 N. Chocfaw 1 YKYEQXKX REED'S DRY GOODS II6 S. Muskogee GL 6-2I33 Tahlequah 273 MX C. R. ANTHONY I08 S. Muskogee GL 6-62l2 Tahlequah l 3 1 BORCHERS FLYING SERVICE em, TONEYS Tahlequah Municipal Airporf 4 i Piper Sales and Service Q Q Prescripiions Filled Wi'rh Charler and Renlal G G 3? Professional Accuracy FAA Approved Flighf Training ! by Regisfered Pharmacisis Single and MuH'i-Engine Rafings JACK ROSS Airporiz GL 6-9l60 Residence: GL 6-9536 H- E- TONEY I MRS. H. E. TONEY GL 6-2589 I22 S. Muskogee .. - - X - , ' i'L...- ., -!.! Q1- il a'. .6 ' - - - 15 U! Life rf'Q,,Z ' rf, V ,L Q. 'L 1 ,e . REASOR'S RED BUD Ta hlequah 200 Cl1OC+6W GL 6-2292 LIBERTY STATE BANK The Bank Where You Feel Ar Home. ffl R l'l?1ETE , BAN 40 SU 507 .7 LEE! -Ve--. --5fJ1A'i. 'A l gm, . 4.5 -1 :XV-,I LDA.-Jh3.,,,,r-, A, , 'lrwfgllikl' A' 1 K YAFFE IRON 81 METAL COMPANY SERVING EASTERN OKLAHOMA FOR OVER 50 YEARS Muskogee, Oklahoma LINVILLE JEWELRY Nafionally Adverfisecl Waiches and Diamonds Complefe Line of Giffs and Accessones In Tahlequah Since l824 GL 6-36I2 I27 N. Muskogee .4 X HENSLEY'S SHOES Naiuralizers Life Siride Busfer Brown Cobblers P.F. Flyers l24 S. Muskogee GL 6-435I Across From Courfhouse GALEY 8. HARGIS Thillips ii, Complimenrs of GL 6-903 I Tahlequah, Oklahoma OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY TOWNHOUSE CAFETERIA GL 6-422l A I I I2 S. Muskogee 20I5 S. Muskogee GL 6-2333 Where You Go, You Find There ls Presrige in Jrhe Saying, I Bank ar The Firs1'. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GL 6-2566 Member F.D.l.C. MEIGS JEWELRY 84 GIFTS Reed 8: BarI'on SI'erIing Syracuse China Bulova Waiches GUARANTEED WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR GL 6-6233 I I I N. Muskogee OAK PARK MOTEL CURTIS AND GERTRUDE NORVELL Owner ancI Opera'I'or 6-257 I 706 E. Downing PI10'I'OS by ART-CRAFT STUDIO Specializing in: Groups Babies Weddings PIacemen'I' Picfures KODAK FINISHING GUARANTEED TO PLEASE I25 N. Muskogee GL 6-3432 PARKER MOTO'R COMPANY Our Besl Wishes Io I56 N. Union New and Used Car Sales PARTS AND SERVICE BUICK l s+uaen+S and raculw of -'ff. ., Nor'rheas'I'ern Sfafe College RALPH Bunn COMPANY Tulsa, Oklahoma GL 6-2556 223 S. Muskogee REED-CULVER FUNERAL HOME II7 W. Delaware GL 6-255l X -T--S 'TM QIJRA1 5' I ff 555555 L15 5 ' 'U 4 A 1 al ll ' - T Ill T' 4 -In .V dw 5:-,.a14.,x RIDWELL RAWLINGS SPALDING WILSON Serving Schools 30l7 S. Sheridan D 81 H SPORTING GOODS Feaiuring Only Top Brancls in Sporiing Goods and A'IhleIic Equipmeniz ADIDAS SPANSIAN CONVERSE POWERS Tl'1roughou+ Oklahoma. NA 7-3695 I00 N. Muskogee GL 6-25l9 Tulsa. Oklahoma fb NORMAL CLUB CLEANERS We Are Happy +0 Serve You WHI1 'l'he Mos+ Careful Dry- Cleaning Plus fhe Ex'I'ra Thai' Cosfs You Nofhing SANITONE CLEANING fe-'L GL 6-367I CHEROKEE OIL COMPANY , E- 'L STAUSS DRUG STORE We Give S 8: H Green S+ampS Prescripiions Firsf GL 5,2441 GL 6-248I IOS N. Muskogee 420 S. Muskogee , , , Y - Xxx X xx' XX , S 'Xxx Kxxax-, XXX A. Xie, :JM ' ,.a:a -kxsx in XX V 1 w- A f 94. 1 . P Sill- . f'1 'Q A S ' Ja g I X um- --M -,, ,, FIESI Al If . , -fre-- '-.sae-5 - -, .-,, . V , sf , ' 'A A ---refrgggfjilagsi,-J-1.-a.'.. . -. L, A. W -, A, --V -1, ,-.f...m.sa.-aiming CO'I'TON'S GL 6-36 IO34 Soufh Muskogee Tahlequah ,, . L -.-Le. .f f -, - - - ,fr . 'rx' 'i :..:u.-r,,, 4 7?'l-.V..- Ls' -Q - -if-I 3 - -' 55 ' PICTORIAL PRESS TAHLEQUAH LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING Lei One Call Do I+ AH GL 6-3ll3 I23 S. Wafer 280 STANDARD AUTO PARTS TAHLEQUAH OKLAHOMA 324 S. Muskogee GL 6-2343 FELTS FAMILY SHOE STORES OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA Tahlequah Muskogee Broken Arrow S'I'ilwell Pofeau Okmulgee Vinifa WEBB'S SERVICE STATION GL 6-4458 Tahlequah 50 I Easf Downing I SPEARS MOTOR I A , 3' -fl LI COMPANY A-inn GL 6-953I 70I S. Muskogee QSC50kf'S QUE GRAND oAKs r c 'SE 1 ' 5 . Z Mm S , l lETTEl IK QGCTIIGFQ' 5 57 A To+aI Elecfric Projeci' II00 Block NorI'I1 Grand TaI1IequaI1 KEITH W. HOLLAND STATE FARM INSURANCE AUTO LIFE FIRE GL 6-3I6I 405 S. Muskogee Tahlequah GL 6-605I 506 N. Muskogee 28I ,. , if fi ... V y EQfv'3fi1',' ' .- x .' i yy- THE ALL NEW iiii i' .. 111:25 ' ' TS fx W A V Lal, S L ,af- ,,f 'MN .,m,x g UlIlll. llmlllllll,. dfwluafaya Noriheasf Oklahoma's Leading Deparfmenf Sfore Salufes Our Neighbor Noriheasi Oklahoma's Leading College NO RTH EASTERN STATE COLLEGE ., I .. -:L . -V--s . '-L ' I. . A f ' I 'fm v- - V . I -: , 5-1 nn .nn ink, T - '-gg-. ,ff w l iifrh ,xiii , . '11 vs ,FII v -VFW RW if 1 ' ' I ' xi rl' f x i ' fix ,ak 1 Lf, 1 y QC' , 1 I I I - In A MY- dl f M.: ., .,. - .. H - - W ' Hr. I. mf ,. '.' ,U -s-- :,..ff',- Y.. 1 '. - 'U . DARI TWIN Tahlequah, Oklahoma GL 6-3 I 8 I : S I : i Sf..'l'. MUSKOGEE RETAIL I MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION l350 on Your Dial io 3I4 Barnes Building Tahlequah 4 L Muskogee 1.515151 All UI 0 Bebb Floral Company 0 Doyle Bland Office Supply A 0 Broadway Theafers ' A 0 Durnil's Depar+men'I SI'ore 0 FulIon's KROH MUSIC COMPANY Serving Easiern Oklahoma In Qualiiy Music Since i908 432 W. Broadway Muskogee 282 0 Snyder's Young Fashions v Hun+'s Depar+menI' S+ore 0 Jone's S'Iore 0 Kelly Monumeni' Company v Klar Bro'I'hers Jewelry v Modern Clofhiers 0 Muskogee Furniiure 0 Nelson Furnifure 0 S. and Q. Cloihiers 0 Scoggins Appliances 0 Susman's 0 Wes'I'ern Auio Siore W ' RCA Whirlpool Appliances ' RCA VicI'or TV and Radios GL 6-2I3l IIO N. Muskogee THE STYLE SHOP AND VANITY BEAUTY SHOP GL 6-239I II3 N. Muskogee Q XX,-,,f f I.G.A. Th riftway Locafed a'I Box's Shopping Easl' Downing S'I'ree'r GENE' Q9 R44 6 CE G 'L S A G 'is 3 E ul 55 'S Y' 5 I ' - op AMERICA g 5 SKRL INTEGRITY I .L 1 A A B JPESPQNS IDXLXQ E. A. COWAN CONSTRUCTION, INC. 2I4 NorI'h Broadway P.O. Box 908 Shawnee, Oklahoma Shawnee Phone: BR 3-7400 Oklahoma Cify Phone: PE 2-6550 IATION F -TAliILEQUAH sAvlNes Allll?-L01-IE Assoc II 1.-:.,,-'E'-,E-E '.:,-:,-5-33: 8 1 A It Q F-T'-5'.. JI nn- I':'s-'sl-lf-: -'L-ef? ' v. A V 5i5'my-wa:-I-4:-:3:g-iz'-1 , TIHLEUUAH II-A I ..- N 2, V jf. ' ,it5?gJ1Af ?.'1:T:u E':',2.'T'm'-191'-: ' SAVING5 E' -- 355.5-I 1lE:f?P:'-:-:,': .:i'-'- Zig:--E-' - LUAII A55N I ff-:ear-:fri-:ze - as I '1 ' ' ,' li nnlbf-':'J 9 :ml ILIIHI : - .?J:,'-i.':..-':..... 4V2ofo on Insured Savings GL 6,6191 IO9 E. Delaware 0 'BLACIQ a WHITE Q . TIRE SHOP - x ' -. 1 N 1 I' IT' ' 825 S. Muskogee GL 6-2579 608 W. Delaware GL 6 2529 JIMMlE'S DAIRY MART Charcoal Hamburgers MaI'I's SI'I6IC9S 6II E. Downina GL 6-2489 284 SALAD FEIS! :ce CREAM IBEVERACEI 1:0umcs',a,4.m.:zo3ojIcozs .l0.20 PMI wfmm zs3s.Imrwsz swmel uarrvnss zsssvmoram awaerrsl Mau: :wmv wmmu slwzsx um., .30 IIEMMJDE lmzuw rnsfzs Iuuws Iwm. auwu :mr .4o gearfff an naar: .l5.25y4A0FFgE Is, , NI :aw Ann...., .zsgyrsa fqfmmvr .lo ms: rf..-M .os.w, mu: f..f,m..' .naw wr PJ Urn-Gang .I0.l5 YIIDTNIM lnfnm .ll mr mum arw.aoI TWAY0-11006 -'O' 00421 .ss oemwwes .zo awcowf vwua 9 f X ,Yr-'T ' X btw , 1v:wYm ZQ gut. til 4-dn. 1-1 -,-J- , ' ,, . A -' k':1i--'V f '- ,f E . L I . by i iii. V-I ,gza-.-. -- , -1-iqaf' t . 5- U V -,. -1 .. .gb-'Y -:lu qggl Q1 , Q A. ' I AAD.. . 44, A '-qi - 'u' AWP' . '-'Ea-alff' -TQ' ' ,-A- - ' . A Building and Elecfrical Confradors . . . Aparlmenfs FRIENDLY JlM'S ENTERPRISES TAHLEQUAH 327 N. Muskogee GL 6-6I5I 285 ,IA-nies. A4 Q V o'f'D-G-usralef. fi g,..,,: .PX .P . K IV- Y.. 6- ii l wi Hi SHOPPER S TOWN i IO4 Sou+l'1 Muskogee GL 6-604I SUCCESS MOTOR COMPANY jcnsvaonrf x '-lll OK USED CARS AND TRUCKS Sales ancl Service Phone: Tahlequah, GL 6'34l l Oklahoma or Gi. 6-347i TAHLEQUAH LUMBER CO., INC. Our Business is Building Over I4 Years Service fo Home Builders GL 6-2506 Tahlequalm 286 i ,-,,,..---4' I5 9. 1, 3 lx ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Chi 70. 7I Alpha Phi Omega 98, 99, IOO, IOI Alpha Psi Omega 76 Band 66 Bapfisi Sludeni Union 88. 89 Canlerbury I02 Calholic Sludenl Aclivilies 90 Chorus 69 Debale 74, 75 Gamma Sigma Sigma 94, 95, 96, 97 lndusirial Aris 84 Kappa Mu Epsilon 79 Music Educaiors Nalional Confer- ence 68 Norlheaslern Singers 69 Orcheslra 67 Pi Del+a Epsilon 64 Pre-Med 78 Rho Thela Sigma 72, 73 Seaeelrles 85 Srudenis Educaiion Associaiion 80, Sl, 82, 83 Sigma Alpha Era 77 Sigma Tau Della 65 Sfudenl Senale 58, 59 Tsa La Gi 60, 6I The Norlheasrern 62, 63 Uniied Campus Chrisiian Fellow- ship 9I Warner Fellowship 92 Wesley Foundalion 93 Women's Recreaiion Associaiion 86,87 GREEKS Alpha slams Alpha IO4, los. los, lov Della Zeia I08, IO9. IIO. III Sigma Sigma Sigma lI2, II3, II4. II5 lnlerfralernily Council II7 Panhellenic Council II6 Phi Lambda Chi II8, II9, I20, I2l Phi Sigma Epsilon I22, I23, I24, l25 Sigma Tau Gamma I26, I27, l2B, l29 ACTIVITIES Allied Arla 204, 205 Besl' Dressed Girl l4I Campus Scenes I90, l9I. I92, l93 Cheerleaders I96, I97 Dances 206, 207 Drama Awards 203 Gradualion 208, 209 Homecoming I94, I95 Plays l98, I99, 200, 20l Royaliy laz. laa, :34, I35, I36. I37, las. las. I4O Showcase of Talenr 202 Sweelhearls l42, I43, I44, l45 Who's Who I46, I47. I48, I49, ISO. l5I. l52, l53. I54, I55 Index FACU LTY Adams, James A. 50 Aingworih, Helen 48 Allison, Ruih 36 Anderson, J. M. 48, 90, I9I Arringion, Rulh 32. 76 Barnes, Jimmy W. 34 Baleman, Bobbie 40 Baliles, Edward E. 29 Benn, Gerald 39, I59, I76, I85 Blank, Earl W. 32 Boairighl, Kirk 46 Boqgan, Herberl D. 43, I58 Borchers. Carl 49 Brooks, Naihan C. 43.98, I58 Bryan, Roberl' C. 48 Burrows, Vernon W. 24 Buss, John T. 42 Carpenler, Raymond 47, 79 Clarke, George R. 48 Clarke, Polly 45 Cook, David E. 46 Coones, Richard C. 36, 90 Cox, Reva 45 Crawford, Melvin 39, I59, I66 Cross, Ralph D. 43 Cude. Obera 45 Davis, Zoe 40 Dean, Thomas 42 Dobbins. Jack 38, l68 Douglas, Charles H. 48 Elliolr, George 39, l59 Farnsworlh, H. Merle 36 Ferguson. B. F. 40 Finley, D. D. 46 File, Elwin 24, 67, I58. 209 Fifes, Gilberl 45 Forresl, Jack L. 42 Frie, Dorolhy 38, 86 Galloway, Edward A. 48 Garrison, Harrell E. 4, 22, 23, 49, 209 Gobei-L, Roberl 32 Goss, James E. 52 Grace. Cyril W. 43, 223 Grani, Charles A. 47 Greubel, Roberl T. 42 Grover, Paul 37, 67 Haas, Mary 4I, ll2 lrlalliburion, Rudia 43, II8 Hammons. Myrna A. 35 Hanan. Perry D. 32 Hanners, Barbara 32 Harris, Frankie 50, 80, lI2 Harris, Nadene A. 4l Harl, Clillon 43 Hearn, Hershel L. 43 Helion, H. I.. 26 Herrlein, Donald 5l, 269 Hill. Wallace C. 52 Holland, Kennelh 38, I68 Holland, Marjorie 33 Holmes, Ivan 30. 34, 59, 63, I58 Honea, Roberl' L. 40 Houk, Wesley G. 4I Jennings, Royal D. 37, 67, IO2, I9I Johnson, Tom W. 5I Jones, Harvey E. 50, 80 Jones, James W. 5I Jones, O. W. 27 Kelcher, Auslin 46 Killingsworih, Roberi B. 43 Killingsworih, Rulh 44 King, Charles F. 42 Kisner, Jack 27, 72 Lair, Luana J. 34, IO4 Lander, Roberl, Jr. 38, l59 Ledberler, J. L. 40, 84 Lililefield, Valgene- 32, 74 Lomax, Marvin M. 43 Lombardi, C..L. 40, 84, 90, I58 Lowe, John C. 42, I26 Malocsay, Jan 36 Mann. Milchell 5l Marchanl, E. H. 48 Markham, Marlha S. 38, l08, I58. l90 Mason, Willa Faye 38, 86, 87, 94. 96 Maxwell, Amos D. 42, II7, I26, I58, 227 McClure, Maior L. 50 Millican, Virginia Pollard 35 Monks, Herberl' V. 47 Morris, John R. 43 Nix, Theo M. 37 Nix, Jean 45 Norwood. Mary Calherine 35 Norwood, Tracy, Jr. 38, I59, l80 Oliver, Charles 35, 65 Parrish, William 26, I58 Peake, Louise 32, 77 Pleii, J. F. 52 Prechil, Sylvanna 37, l08 Propsl, Haiiie C. 34, 70 Ouielr, Lee King 52 Rainwaler, Leonard W. SI Randels, Mildred E. 25, 58, IIO, I I5 Reagan, Mike 47, 70 Reed, Lanny Joe 46 Reed, Terry 4I Reeves, J. D. 48 Riddle, William T. 52, 70, I22 Riich, Belly 33, IO4 Rirch, Norma 33 Rogers, Charles B. 43 Saunders, Mary Read 34 Seurer, Bessie Mae 4l, 94 Shepherd, Aubrey 35 ShowaIler,Vic1or F. 37, 66, 98 Sizemore, Oral Glen 52 Slagle, Lloyd 50 Smilh, Corbell 50 Smiih, Maurine S. 35, l95 Slearns, Ray A. 4l, II7, II8 Slewarl, James E. 35, 65 SI'ierwal'I, Floyd 52 Slierwall, Irma Lee 4I Slone, Doyle B. 47 Sullivan, Eugene E. 36 Taylor, Fred J. 5l Thompson, Eugenia 33 Thompson, Howard C. 50 Traugh, Donna Lou 38, 86 Tressider, Mary 44 Turnbow, Calvin 43, I58 Turner, Adele 43 Turner, Erwin 5l Underwood, J. Ross 50 Uzzell, Minler 25, II7 Veslay, Frank A. 33 Wadley, Dean M. 39, I58, l83 Wagner, Ken 30, 34, 63 Walker, Russell L. 4I Wallen, L. E. 46 Wallis, Judi'l'l'l lvl. 32, 76, 203 Walsirum, Theodore P. 37. 67 Wheai, Emmii 47 Wheeless. Lovena I. 4I Whisenhunr, Jack 4l While. Maxwell O. 43, 72 Whilworih, James Ralph 37, 68, 69 Williams, Sharon 35 Win'I'on, Jack L. 5I, I22, l24, 269 Yandell, Dorolhy 4l,' I58 STAFF Albilz, Naomi 55 Asbill, Delmar 3I Beaverson, Linda 29 Besr, Bellye 5l Burks, Ruby 54 Burroughs, Beily 28 Builer, Mary 40 Campbell, Naomi 28 Canada, Lela 55 Carpenler, Wilma 28 Cowan, Elma 55 Cragar, Gene 53 Davis, Daisy 26 Dillard, Judy 45 Dold, Jewel 44 Doss. Faye 29 Downes, Linda 39 Draper, Belly 25 Evans, Shirley 53 Fagen, Linda 45 Foreman. Naomi 55', I93' - Gaflord. Mary 29 Galloway, Hallie Mae 27 Gravill, Evelyn 37, 67, 92 Hall, Cleo 50 Henry, Pauline 29 Hensley, Jane 29 Hinlon, Bill 28 Hood, Elsie 55 James, Mary Caiherine 30, 60 Jones, Calhryn 53 King, Joe 4l Kisner, Shirley 24 Laney, Jan 45 Marlin, Carolyn 28 May, Dana 53, 69 Mohney, Phyllis 5I Morrison, Wanda 27 McClure, Clara 55 Nash, LaVaughn 55 Pallerson, Hazel 54 Peler, Jean 29 Peiers, Helen 25 Powell, Clora 55 Pyland, O. J. 28 Reed, Margarel 55 Roberlson, Nancy 54 Rodgers, Jo Ellen 26 Rozell, Vera 46 Sanders, Phyllis 28 Smiih, LaFerne 28 Smiih, Louise 42 Sowder, Judy 28 Siarr, Ernesline 55 Siowers, Lela Mae 29 Thompson, Berlina 28 Thompson, Gail 28 Wadley. Capirola 45 Wakefield, Amos 4l Whear, Helen 45 Willey, Doroihy 24 Wilson. Virginia 24 Woodard, Rowena 28 Woodward, Doris 32 287 -A.. Abboii, Donna 252 AbboH, Pairick 252 Acosla, Anrhony II8, l8l Acron, Aclon, Adair, Adair, Adair, Adair, Clarence 80, 89, 2l2 Joe Dan 240 Berry 2l2 Judy 94. 240 Larry 240 Mariy 80, 2l2 Adams. Kenneih 240 Adams Adams Adney, Adwan Agenr. , Linda 252 , Lynn 9l, 252 Florence 80, 228 , Mohammed 228 James l22 Aguiria, Mikel 252 tudent Index Baker, Tim 253 Bale, Judilh 92, 253 Bale, Larry 80, 2l2 Barlow, Dennis l68, I74, 228 Barnes, Garcia 88, 253 Barnes, James 240 Barnes, Jody IO4, I43, 253 Barnes, Samuel 253 Barnell Chloeen 240 Barneli Elvin 80. 2l3 Barneidr. Harrieii 240 BarneH John 63, 64, 228, 23l Barnum, Judiih 95, 240 Ailey, Miquelyn 228 Ailey, Susan 252 Akins, Bonnie 80, 2l2 Akins, Carol 58, 252, 268 Alberly, Warren 240 Albi'l'Z, Frances BO, 86, I46, 228 Alderson, Bob 252 Alexander, Sam I23, 240 Al-Hashimi. Talal 2l2 Allard, Reva IO9. 228 Allee, Shirley Jean 228 Allen, Georgia 240 Allen. Janer 252 Allen. Larry 72, 76, I99, 228 Allen, Teresa 240 Allison, David 89, 252 Allison, George 252 Allred, Howard 78 Ambrose, Terry 252 Amirkhanian, Asalour 2l2 Anderson, Carolyn 252 Anderson. Howard 252 Anderson, lmogene 76, I34. I98, 20l. 203. 228 Anderson, Nancy Carol 72, 80, 228 Angieri, Phillip I62 Archer, Wanda 252 Arnold. Carol June 228 Armslrong, Judiih Pairicia 72, 80 212 Arierburn, James 70, 72, 2l2 Ash, Jon 252 Ashe, Cindy 252 Ashley, Phyllis Ann 80. 86, 2l2 Ashmore, Jenny 252 Aichley, Deena Kaye 240 Aichley. Junene l08, I IO, 228 Aichley, Linda 252 Aileberry, Dale 252 Azbill, Bob l37, 2l2 -5. Bailey, Zelma 253 Baker. Carl 253 Baird, Janel' I05, l06, l4I, l95. 240 Baird, Palricia IO4, 253 Baker, Douglas ll9. 2l2 Baker, Emerson l68. l75 Baker, Judy 240 Baker, Marilyn 253 288 Barry, Ronnie 253 Baskin, John 93, 253 Bariley, Roxie 80, 240 Balson, Marie 228 Balienlield, Louise 240 Bauer, Karen 66, 67, 68 Baxfer, Charloiie 253 Bayles. Marion l64, 2l9 Baze, Frances 253 Beall, Jill 65.72, 80,213 Beals. Eileen 228 Beals, Beiiy Jo 240 Bean, Dianne 77, 80, ll3, 228 Bean, Nancy 68, 92, 240 Beard. Avo 2l3 Beckham, Waller 228 Belford. Kennelh 240 Bell, Becky 228 Bell. Suzanne 253 Boiloms, Wilma 229 Boudreaux, Gary I23, 2l3 Bourne, Karen I l2, lI3, 229 Boughion. Vicki 253 Bowden, Bobby I46 Bowles, Paul 24I Box, Cecil 92 Box. Sherrill Ann 229 Box, Zedna 92 Boyd, Beverly 253 Boyd, Diane 72. 80. l99, 203, 24l Boyes, Thomas 66, 67, 68 Brady, Marie 92 Branch, Donna 253 Brand, Saundra 80, lO8, l09, ll0, ll l, ll6, I42, 2l3 Brandon, Ray 229 Brannon, Dewayne 253 Brannon. Kennelh 253 Bransieiler. Georgia 80, 229 Brashear, Eldon 253 Brallon, Viola 253 Brazie Brazil, Brewe Brewe Brewe Brewe r, Nancy 80, II3, 2l3 Berlha 94, 95, 24I r, Donna I09, 24I r. Mariha 254 r, Rose, 254 r, Shelby 254 Briggs, Becky 254 Briggs, David ll8 Brill. Diane 24l Brill, Paulella 24l Beller. Paul 253 Bell, Joe 9I Benn, Nancy 72 Benne, Benner, David 80, 2l3 Cliff 99.228 Benson, Mike 253 Beniron, Garlin 24I Berkenbile, Linda 253 Brinkley, Barbara 254 Brinkley, Thomas 24I Brinsiield, Danny 254 Brisiow, David 70 Brock, Daniel 229 Brockma'n, Lynn 254 Brooks, David 254 Brooks, Shirley 88 Broomfield, Karen 66, 229 Bernardi, Sharon 253, 264 Berry, Jill 80, ll3, 228 Bias. Henry I76 Bice, Karen 2l3 Biggers. Alva 24I Biggers, Linda 253 Biggersiaif, Roger 80, 2l3, 227 Bingham, James 253 Bird, Bonnie 66, 67, 68, 69, 9l, 2l3 Bisseii, Marilyn 253 Billing, Carolyn 253 Black: Clyde 2l3 Black, Sue 229 Black, Sarah 24I Blackburn, Richard 241 Blackledge, Par 77 Blackledge, Sieve 80, 2l3 Blair, Addie Mae 80, 229 Blair, Paul 24I Blake. Theresa 253 Blakemore, Billie 80,229 Blakley, Richard 79 Blankenship, Lee 66 Blevins, Richard 80, 2l3 Block, Linda l08, 253 Blounl, Eulene 253 Blueiackel, Henry 253 Bocox, Janel 229 Bogard. Darlene 253 Booker, Donald 253 Boomer, Lee IO4 Bosion, Judy 229 Brolherlon, La rry 24l Brown Brown Brown , Barbara 254 , Bill Gene 55. 8l, 2l3 , Billie IIZ, 254 Brown, Cheryl 24l Brown 229 , Chris 70, 72, 78, 93, 99. Brown, Connie 72, 8l, l53, 229 Brown, Jerry Rex 2l3 Brown, Mary Charlene 254 Brown, Mary Jane 254 Brown ,Myra 9I Brown, Niela 254 Brown, Ronald l65 Brown Brown ,William 229 Yolanda 55,8l 2l5 Browning, Ted 66, 67, 72, 24I Brummley, Sharon l04 Brummehk Rusiy I22, 229 Bruner, Daniel ll8 Bruns, Janel l05, ll6, 229 Brusier, Sherry 86 Bryan, Beverly 67 Bryan, Judy 229 Bryan'r, Linda Diane 254 Bryant Linda L. 229 Buchannan, Linda Kae 2l3 Bufliingion, Barbara 94 Bulger, Wesley Ray 2l3 Bullard, Gary Jess 229 Bullard, Virginia 95, 254 Bulriss, Bonnie ll2, 254 Bunnell. Phyllis 254 Burger, Ronald 229 Burgess, Joe I76 ' Burgin, Thomas 99, 24-l Burke, Richard Thomas 24I Burke. Sharon 203, 2l3 Burke, Thelma Lou 8I, I05, 2l3 2l5 Burkell, Donald l22, l8l, 254 Burks, Fred ll8 Burns. Bonnie 58, 72, I08, IO9, Ill ll6, l47, 2l3, 2l6 Burns, Cecilia 254 Burns, Jim 98 Burrows, Harley 254 Burrows, Marolynn Bl, 2l3 Burrus. Frank 58 Burron, Karen ll3, 24-l Bushnell, James 24I Buicher, Dana l27, 24l Burcher, Lorella 67, 83, 229 Builer, Beilye 229 Buller, Charles I67 Buller, Floyd I49. l60, I63 Buller. Janice 24I Buller, Michael 89 Bullery. Anna 254 Byers, Roberl 24I Byiord, Thomas 254 Bynum, Jimmy I I8 Byous, Belly Jo Bl, 2l3 Byrd. Nancy 264 -C- Cable, Joyce l09. 24I Call, Bill II8, 24I Callahan, Michael l26 Callison, Rodney 2l3 Calveri, Donald 229 Campbell, Jayne 254 Campbell, Larry 254 Campbell, Palricia Bl, 229 Campbell, Sharon 72, 24l Cannaban, Phillis 92 Cannarsa, Terry 229 Canirell. Connie 229 Capps, Jimmy 229 Cardin, Coy 72, 81, 2l4 Cargill. Michael II9, 24l Carlin, Mary 8l, I05, 24-l Carlson, Kenneih l8l, 2l4, 254 Carnes, Linda 77, I05, 2l4 Carnes. Marion 254 Carpenier, Carol Jean 24I Carpenier, Vicky 88 Carr. Benny 254 Carr, Roberl 229 Carr, Sieve 24I Carson, Jack 69 Carswell, Connie 254 Carier, Diana 86, 254 Carler, Linda 2l4 Carler, Kalhryn 76 Carler. Ronald Lee 70, l55 Carver, Larry 229 Case, Cynihia 254 Casebeer, Lee Roy 20l, 203 Casey, Bud 83, l65, 2l4 Cashmere, Lesler 2l4 Deafon Caskey, Dale I23, 2l4 Casio, Charles l26 Casio. Kenneih 2I4 Caies. John 92, 24l Caudill, Melvin 229 Cavazos, Richard 254 Cayce. Linda 24l Kaywood. Charlolle II3, 235. 24l Cenler. Beiiy 8I. 2I4 Cenfer, Warren Il8. I76, 254 Chadwell, Carolyn 24l Chadwell, Clorine 24l Chaney, Ben 8l. 2l4 Chaney, Robyn 8I. II2, 229 Channell. Halberl' II9, 229 Chapman, Baile 242 Charloe, Fayelia 64, 242 Charlier. Linda 88. 254 Cheek. Fred 163, iss Cheek. Loueila 214 Chichesler. Lelha 85 Chilcoai, Billy 79 Childers, Carolyn 229 Childress, Shirley 8l. II3, 229 Chrisienson, Karen 254 Chissoe, Richard I l8. 242 Conner, Laura 70, 8l, IO9, I47 230 Cook. Billie 255 Cook. George I22. 255 Cook, Henry I27, 2l4, 228 Cook, James I83 Cook. Jay 8l, II7, I22. I23, 2l4 2l5 Cook, Nancy 70 Cook, Pairicia 70, 72, 230 Cook, Penny Ann 85 Cookson, Rulh 70. 230 Coonce, Carol Ann 8l, 230 Coop. Peggy 69, 8I, I5O, 2I0 Coop. Roberi Wayne 2I4 Cooper, Calhy 62, 94 Cooper, Paula 8l, 230 Cope, Carol II3, 242 Copp, Pal l23, 2l5 Corder, Philip I22 Cornelius. John 230 Cornelius. Randall 2l5 Cossair1',Rober+ 89 Coifingim. Rila IOI, IO8, l32. I33 I34, I35, 255 Couch, Charles 255 Davis. Carolyn 256 Davis. Delane Dean 230 Davis, Gay 65 Davis, Jerry 242 Davis. Joe IOO Davis. Larry 89, 256 Davis, Lyn II2, 256 Davis. Mary 256 Davis, Vida 242 Davis, William lO2, l23, 2l5 Dawes. Sam 230 Dawson, Jimmy l23, 242 Dawson, Marie Kalherine I97 , Don l65. l8O Choale, Ronald Il8, 254 Chrisiian, Charles 8I. 2l4 Cissna, Frances 230 Clark. Aubrey 72, 242 Clark, Billy 230 Clark. James 70. 72. l55. 230 Clark, Judy 70, 229 Clark, Mark 230 Clark Richard I26, 255 Clarkson. Pamela 255 Claunls, Carolyn 72, 2l4 Claunis, Charles 72. 8I, 2l4 Clemens, Paifi II2, 255 Clemenis. Susan II3, 230 Couch, Charloiie 8l, 230 Couch, Lloyd 255 Couch, DeWayna 72, 2l5 Counlerman, Carol 8l. II3, 230 Coverslone, Mark 66, 67. 68, l54 230 Covey, Sandra Lee 8I. 2l5 Cow Cow an. Bobby 2l5 an, Kaye 255 Cox, Arlie Rex 2I.5 Cox, Cheryll 88, 255 Cox, Clarence 255 Cox, Leona Marie 8I, 2l5 Cox, Marie Elaine 8I, 230 Deaver, Leo I83 Decker, Charles 230, Deiarnaii, James 256 DeLancey. Judy 9l Delozier, Larry 256 DeMoss, Wesley 230 Denham, Phyllis 230 Dennehy, Susan 60, 6I, 256, 260 Denny, Ronnie 242 Denron, Dean 256 Deonier. Jan 256 DePries'r, Mike 98 Derrick, Genda Sue 242 Delmar, Kenl' I82 Dickey, Michelle 256 Dibble, Roberl' 58, I22, 252. 256 Diifee. Kenny 230 Diiiendaffer, Elizabebih 8I, 2l5 Diilyglan, Dale l68. I69, I70, I73. Doak, Mike I27, 242 Dobrinski. Arihur 256 Dobrinski, Larry 256 Dodd, Greg I22 Dodds. Helen 62 Dodds, Loreifa 67, 23l Clevenger, Cheryl 255 Clilrlon, Glenn 99. 242 Clifion, Marsha Lynn 70, 8l, l50, 2l4 Clinion, Philip 24l Clinion, Shirley 229 Clover, Susan 72, 76, 85. I34, I39, 242 Clow, Joe 255 Cluie. Marquis 255 Coachman, Barbara 230 Coachman, Nicholas Dean 242 Cobb, Goodwin Keener 66, 230 Cobb, Johnny 242 Cochran, Lufher 255 Cochran, Suzzane 8l, 88. 95. 230 Cochran, Waller Mariin 72, 78, 2l4 Coen, Terry 98 Coifell. Susan 242 Coggins, Charles I63 Colclasure, Dennis Siephen BI, 2l4 Cole, Sallie II2, 255 Cole, Sieve 242 Cole, Thomas 242 Coleman. Billy 255 Coleman, Michael 67. 68 Coley, Richard 242 Collier, Thomas l23, 2I4 Collins, Gwendolyn l50 Collins, Kennelh l55 Combes. Marian 255 Combs. Bob 8l. 92. 2I4 Combs. Gary I27, 242 Combs, Mildred 92 Compassi. Palricia 255 Campion. PaHi 255 Comsfock. Dennis I27, 242 Conduif, Kennelh 79 Conley, Maria 230 Craiion, Befiy 8l, 230 Craig, Billie Jeanne 8I, 230 Cravoiia, John 242 Crawley, Linda 62, 9l, IO8, 255 Chrisman, Fred I67 Criswell, Connie 93, l38, I39 Criies. Leon I27, 242 Croisanl. John 2l5 Crow. Donnie 89 Crow. Jacqueline 94 Crume, Burl l29. 242 Crumley, Joyce 86 Culver. Calherine 255 Cummins, Kay 92, 255 Crumpion. Carol I I3, I34, 230 Cumpfon, Mary 255 Cupp. Gregory 230 Curry, Palsy 230 -D... Daily. Carol Sue 8I, II3, 2l5 Dake, Ray 255 Dale, Michael 256 Dalrymple. Jack 8I. I I9. 2l5 Dameron, Kyle 66, 67, 68 Darnell, Ronald I22 Darsr. James 230 Dasher, Carolyn 242 Dasher. Cyndia 79, 8l. 230 Daugheriy, Helen 8l, 2l5 Daugherly, Lloyd 230 Davenporl. Joe 2l5 Davidson. Linda 256 Davidson, Ronald 256 Davis. Anderson 84 Davis, Belle 256 Davis. Brad I23. 242 Davis. Carol 256 Dodge, Morris 256 Dodson, Linda Lee BI Dodson. Vickie 68, 72, 95. 242 DooIi'H'Ie. James I66, 23l Douglas, Kennelh 92, 256 Dover, Vicki II3, 23l Dowell, Gary. 63 Downes, Roberl 8l, l5l, 2l5 Downing, Donald 256 Doyle, Kenneih 256 Doyle, Peggy 65, 72, 242 Drake, James 256 Drake, Max Bl. 23l Drake. Richard 242 Drake, Roy Eugene 72, 8l. 2I6 Drake. Sandra 256 Dreadlulwaler. J. B. 8l, 2I6 Dryden, Jackie 23l Dubois. Dudley, Pafricia 8l, 23l Dayne 89, 256 Duehning. Gerald 257 Duffield. Tommie Sue 8l, 2I6 Duncan, John 257 Duncan. Norma 8l, 23l Duncan, Shirley Jean 8l. 23l Dunegan, Gary II9, 23l Dunham. Roger 99, I95, 242 Dunkin. Donna 252 Dunlap, Richard I67 Dunlap. Roberr 257 Dunlap, Theresa 88, 94 Dunn, Gail 23l Dunn. Helen Marie Sl Dunn. Mikel 257 Duran. Mona 257 Durham, Carol 70. 72, 8l, I5O. 23l Durs'l'. Gary 65, 7I, 72. 76. BI. I49. 23l Duiy. James ll8. 257 -E- Earp, Linda 60, 257. 260 Easiham, Barbara 257 Easiham, Joe 3l Easlman, Thomas 98 Easlon. Tanya 95, 242 Eberhard. Anneife 66, 68, 9I Echols, Jimmy Lee 2I6 Eckerl. Tom I60 Edmision. Bob 72, 240, 242 Edmondson, Drew 74. 75. I22. 242 Edmondson, Linda 8I, 2I6 Edmunds, Carolyn E. II3, 242 Edwards, John 257 Edwards, Marsha 257 Edwards, Oiis 8l, 84, 23l Edwards, William II7, I26, I27, 2I6 Elam, Sandra 86, 257 Elder. James Frank 2I6 Elliofl, Bob 58. 84 Elsberry, Jim ll8 Elsky. Barbara 2I6 Emerson. Eddie 257 Emerson, Mary Faye 8I, 2I6 Emerson, Ron lI8 Emery, Homer 66 England, Linda 257 England. Margarel' 257 Enochs,Rober1' 243 Epperson. Kaihleen 243 Epperson. Rosemary 243 Escoe. Linda 257 Essary. Don 23l Essary, Jane Elaine 8l, 2I6 Essary. Roy 243 Efheredge. Mary 243 Eihridge. Lyndall 257 Evans, Carolyn 23l Evans, Gale Edward BI, 2I6 Evans, James I82, I96, 243 Evans, Pearlene 86, 2I6 Eversoll, Ted 243 Ewing Harold 257 -F- Facfor, Palricia 8I. 88, 23l Farmer. Jim 8l, I27, 2I6 Farrell, Don 257 Farril, Kaihy 257 Farson, Penelope 227 Faskin. Sharon 257 Fears, Rulh 88, 243 Feese, Gerald 257 Felmlee. Richard 257 Fenlon, Linda 257 Ferguson, Larry 243 Finch, David 257 Finley, John I23, 2I6 Finley, Lynn 243 Finn, Billy Don 8l. 2I6 Finney. Sherry 23l Fireng, Carol Jean BI, 23l Fishback, Roberi 2I6 Fisher. Gary I76, I77 Fisher. James I I8 Fisher. John 23l Fisher, Linda 257 File. Jackie I22, 257 Fire, Raedeane 94, 257 Fiveask, David 243 Fleishman. Chris 243 Flory. Michele 257 Floyd, Peggy 243 FoIl'z. Judy 8I, 2l7 Forbes. Jerry 67, 257 289 Hall Ford, Charles 243 Ford, John 243 Ford, Roger 98, 257 Ford, Waller 243 Foreman, Helen 257 Foresman. Belsy 257 Forresl, Linda 81, 112, 257 Fosler, John 243 Fosier, Marcia Gail 217 Foulch, Don 119, 243 Fowler, Janel' 81, 104, 105, 116, 231 Fox, Arlene 243 Fox, Dianna 94, 231 Fox, Laura 257 Franke, James 257 Franke, Joe 231 Franklin, Jane 86, 243 Frazier, Cheryl 113, 231 Freed, Roberl 66 Freeman, Calherine 258 Fricke, Slephen 258 Fry, John 258 Fry, Rulh 258 Fryar,Me1ba 65, 71, 72. 81, 231 Fryer, Glenda Kay 81, 113, 217 Fu1lbrigh1',Bi11y 231 Fullbrighl, David 172, 217 Fullbrighl, Janelle 71, 72,217 Fuller, Judy 231 Fulps, Dianna 258 Fye,Pa1ricia 243 -9- Gadberry, Glenda Faye 81,217 Gadsberry, Mike 243 Gaddis, Judy 258 Gaddis, Richard 73, 81, 217 Gage, Jake 118, 258 Gage, Jerry 231 Gage, Margarel 104, 105. 107, 116, 142, 152, 231 Gaines, Cheryl 258 Galbraifh, Mary 243 Galbraiih, Paggy 112, 243 Gamble, Richard 231 Garefino, Charles 258 Garner, Randy 67 Garoulle, Judy 71, 73, 81, 105, 152, 217 Garreli, Slephen 91, 258 Galrell. Dennis 243 Gasaway, Sharon 232 Gaskill, Shirley 258 Galerrace, Fran 94 Gallis, Dick 99 81, 217 Gay, Gerald Gay, Sharron 258 Gay, Thomas H. 67, 258 Gay, Thomas L. 66 Gieger, Richard 84 George, lva 113 Geren, Collis 232 Giglin, Judy 65, 71, 73, 81, 151. 17 Gibson, Ann 258 Gibson, Billy 217 Gibson, James 232 Gilberl, Mary 24-4 Gilberl, Mary 244 Giles, Roy 168, 169, 172, 173. Gill, Linda 258 Gill, James 217 Gill. Shirley 217 Gillin, Lanell 232 Gilmore, Madeline 94, 244 Gilslrap, Buich 120 290 Gionla, Jean 258 Girdner, Maralene 81, 113,217 Givens, Warren 258, 267 Gladson, Roberl' 31, 258 Goble, Dale 99, 244 Goble, Tim 232 Goble, Tony 183 Goddard, Diana 244 Hall Frankie 81, 218 Hall John 244 Hall Johnnie 258 Hall Judy 244 Hall Keni 258 Hall Leal 244 Hall Marion 118 Ray 123, 244 Hefner, Jack 259 Hefner, Sharon 259 Hefner, Venda 245 Heflon Belly 109 110 24-5 Heil, Nancy 104, 105. 245 Heller, Bill 84, 233 Heller, Larry 245 He1lon,Miggie 233 Goff, Sandra 81, 105,217 Gonzales, Sandy 104 Gooch, Vivian 258 Goodall, Ralph 232 Goodpasfer, Sherman 232 Goodsell, Linda 217 Gaadsell, Rusly 162, 244 Goodson, David 24-4 Goodwin, Pafsy 232 Gordo Gordo n, Elliol 244 n, Sally 112 GosneI1,Judilh 73, 81, 217 Gossell, Freda 244 Goubeaud, John 161 Gourd, Allen 84 Graefe, Gerald 123, 217 Graham, Alan 258 Graham, Leroy 120 Graii, Graves, Graves, Graves, Graves, Gray, Gray, Gray, Mary 77, 81, Karnie 217 Bob 199 Greg 258 Gray, James 258 Gray, Terry 122 Gray, Tony 86, 244 Grayson, Sharon 81 Green, Delores 258 1 13, 217 Connie 258 Mary JO 68, 24-4 Michael 244 Valerie 81, 244 113,151,232 Green, Donna Sue 227 Green, Jo Lynn 62, 94, 95 Green, H. W. 162,232 Green, Leia 258 Green. Nancy 134, 135, 14-5 Halliord, William 244- Hallmark, James 218 Hamby, Sherri 233 Hamillon, Brenl' 31 Hamillon, Donnie 263 Hamlin, Jean 259 Hammeil, Danny 122 Hammond, Eddie 233 Hammond, Tom 123, 218 Hammons, Jimmy 259 Hamner, Al 259 Hamplon, Dallas 259 Hamplon, Danl 233 Hamplon, Lona 233 Handshy. Deanna 233 Haney, Dea 259 Haning, Jack 182 Henning, Joe 240, 244 Hanlin, Sandy 176, 179,218 Hanna, Tom 123, 24-4 Hansen, Donna 244 Hanson, Daphne 105, 218 Hardesly. Michael 259 Hardin, Franky 81, 218 Hardin, Marvene 112 Hardin, Sammy 81,218 Harl, David 118, 245 Harman, James 81,218 Harmon, Dolman 82, 218 Harmon, Gordon 73, 123, 233 Harper, Lenora 151 Harper, Terrie 85 Harrell, Deanna 82, 88, 94, 232, 233 Harringlon, Donna 259 Harris, Carol 245 Hembree, David 259 Hemperley, Judy 245 Henderson, Carole 113, 233 Henderson Chuck 259 Henderson, Connie 259 Henderson, Tom 176, 177 Hendrick, Donald 99, 197. 245 Hendricks, Marcus 161 Hendrickson, Chris 233 Henley, Bill 219 Henley, Keilh 24-5 Henricks, Gerald 93, 98, 259 Hensley, Elsie 82, 218 Hensley, Jerry 82, 218 Henson, Bill 259 Henson, Slanley 259 Herring, Roberl 245 Herringiorl, Judy 93. 140, 233 Herron, Joe 99, 245 He1'er,Anila 259 Helzer, Alan 99, 233 Hickman, Bill 218 Hickman, Geraldine 94, 233 Hicks, Clyde 218 Hicks, Donald 260 Hicks, Kalhryn 260 Hicks, Sharon 112, 113, 245 Higginbolham, Brad 260 Higginbolham, Ladean 82, 218 Hildreih, Sharon 218 Hilfiger, Roger 78, 79, 122, 233 Hill. Bobby 233 Hill, George 176 Hill, John 260 Hill, Londa 137, 196 Greene, Suzan 58, 60, 61, 64, 108, 243, 244 Greenfield, Johnnie 65, 71, 76 Greenlee, Roberf 232 Greenwell. Mary 78, 95, 232 Gregory, Carl 258 Gress, Sandra 81, 217 Grider, Joe 232 Griggs, Mac 126, 244 Grigsby, Lynelle 258' Grimes, Linda 232 Grimes, Mary Jane 244 Grimes,Mor1'on 232 Grimsley, Dean 232 Grumbien, Helen 95, 232 Gruver, David 258 Guifey, Linda 258 Guinn, Danny 119,232 Gullel, Leroy 232 Gunler, Karen 76, 105, 196, 202 217 Gulhrie. Cindy 112, 258 Guyaux, Gary 258 Gwarlney, Pal' 217 Gwin, Lesler Eugene 232 -l-l.. Haddox, Donna 81, 217 Hagan, Terry 258 Hagar, Gale 258 Hale, Earlene 232 Hale, Lonnie 176 Hale, Pal' 118 Hallacre, Joyce 65, 244 Harris, Josie 82, 233 Harris, Kay 95, 245 Harris, Wayne 182, 233 Harrison, Linda 82, 218 Harrold, Nancy 86 l-llll. Shirley 233 Hilliard, Carol 71.73.218 Himes, David 260 Hinds, Bill 118, 120 Hinds. Jim 118 Hari, Ferrell 99, 245 Harl, Marshall 233 Hari, Sara 259 Har1man,Dor'1ha 259 Harlshorne, Byron 259 Harlshorne, Laura 218 Harvey, Mary 259 Haskins, Gary 89 Hinds, Mary 112,260 Hoagland, Thomas 252,260 Hockell, Rebecca 104 Hodges, Cynlhia 104, 245 Hodges, William 24-5 Hogan, Kennelh 71, 73, 82, 89, Holcombe, Sally 260 Holder. Richard 245 Hasling, Mike 168, 174, 259 Hallield, Sandra 82,218 Haihaway, 13013 58, 141, 153,218 Halhaway, Mike 71, 79, 119, 233 Hauk. Larry 245 Haulcomb, Lonnie 259 Hausman, Darrell 233 Hayes, Cairl 218 1-1o1iman,Jo Ann 218 Holland, Chris 160, 167,219 Holland, Don 260 Holland, Gary 260 Holland, Manuel 66 Hollandsworlh, Carolyn 219 1-1o11away,Gera1d 219 Hayes, Sherman 233 Haynes. Jean 233 Haysler, Nancy 245 Haywood, Donald 259 Head, Doris 82, 233 Head. George 218 Headrick, Dan 259 Hollaway, Lillian 233 Holleyman, Vic 14-5 Holman, Gordon 233 Holl, Conslance 245 Holl, Jean 260 Hol'1, Margarel 260 Honeywell, Donna 76, 245 Hood, Eugene 82, 233 Heard, Jean 233 Heard, Terry 24-5 Hearn, Bill 66 1-lealh, Bobby 259 Hea1'on,E1izabe+h 93 Hedge, Clarence 168, 169, 175, 180 Hedges, Helen 245 Hood,Kaih1een 233 Hoog, John 233 Hooper, Frank 245 Horn, Celia 260 Horn, Gayle 66, 67, 233 Horn, Jerry 260 Horn, Jo Ann 245 Horne. John 99, 260 Horlorl, Marine 260 2 Horlon, Sam 99, 245 Hough, Dale 98, 99, 245 Hough, Mary 65, 233 Houseberg, Sammy 260 Houslon, Andy 66, 68, 127, 245 Howard, Michael 82,219 Howard, Page 245 Jones, Skip 68, 99 Hubbard, Shirley 245 Hudson, Barbara 245 Hudson, Sarah 219 Hudson, Tommy 126 Hull, John 260 Hullman, Palricia 73, 79, 245 Hughes, Becki 113, 245 Hughes, Don 233 Hughes. Janela 245 Hughes, Laura 245 Hughes, Tenila 260 Hughes, Thomas 219 Hullinger, Freda 260 g Humphrey, Clarence 233 Humphrey, Donnie 234 Humphries, Dave 98 Hunl. Barbara 102 Hunl. Henry 62.63.251 Hunler, Harvey 256, 260 Hunler, James 119 Hunler, Jimmie 245 Hulchinson, Allen 234 Hulchison, Leona 82, 234 Hulchison, Sandra 260 Hulson, Pal 246 lce, William 65 lker, Linda 260 lllenberg, Cheryl 85 lrby, Judilh 104, 234 lsaacs, Carliss 234 lsom, Marilyn 260 lsrael, Jane 260 Iverson, Dee Ann 82, 109, 219 lves, Janis 109, 246 -J- Johnson Marilyn 82,234 Johnson. Marlin 261 Johnson, Richard 261 Johnson. Tom 122 Johnson, William 234 Jones, Barbara 246 Jones, Bobby 65. 261 Jones, Freda 82, 219 Jones, Harland 261 Jones, Jean 261 Jones, Ladena 104, 261 Jones, Linda Joyce 246 Jones, Linda Sue 88 Jones, Rodney 246 Jones, Roger 261 Jones, Rulh 234 Jordan, Eslie 261 Jordan, Joe 246 Juslice, Andrea 246 Juslice, James Roberl 261 -K- Lamb, Mary 108, 109, 220 Lamon, Roberl 262 Lancasler, Bob 82, 220 Land, Deanna 234 Land, James 246 Landers, Belly 262 Lane, Jerry 220 Lane, Shirley Bea 262 Langford, Thad 181, 262 Lanigan, Kalhleen 114, 134, 228, 234 Larkin, Earl 71, 146 Larson, Rick 182 Larson, Roberl 234 Lashley, Dennis 89, 181 Lashley, Kenl 151 Lasler, Sharon 262 Lowrance, Kalhryn 112, 246 Lowry, Judy 78, 94. 95, 96, 97, 235 Luck, Kennelh 66, 69 Lund, Glen 235 Lundquisl, Margarel 66, 67, 69 Lyle, Glen 127,228,235 -M- Macleely, Penei 181, 251 Mack, Gloria 262 Mackey, Janelle 235 Macy, Gail 262 Madden, Joyce 235 Maddox, Johnny 262 Laulerbach, John 246 Laulerbach, Margarel 153 Laulerbach, Susan 113, 246 Lawson. Allen 67 Lawson. Donald 89 Lawson, L. D. 176 Lawson. Sharron 104, 262 Magee, Palricia 262 Mahan. Sue 113, 146 Mahar, Glenda 31. 108 Maher, Paul 262 Maier, Diane 108, 109,235 Main, David 64, 122, 123,221 Mainus, Nolan 82, 221 Mason Jackson, Andy 234 Jackson, Jackson, Arlhella 261 lona 261 Jackson, William Charles 119, 234 Jacobs, Deanna 219 Jacobs. Jeanne 95 James, Beverly 86 James, Arden 71, 73, 79, 134, 144. 154, 234 James, Vicki 261 Jaramillo, Joseph 219 Javine, Karen 261 Jefferies, Roberl 261 Jennings, Donald 77, 148 Lollon, Johnnie 82, 89, 234 Jessup, Larry 98, 99, 234 Jeler, Jimmy 261 Johns, Alberl 82, 123. 219 Johnson. Bill Monroe 219 Johnson, Carolyn 246 Johnson, Charles Frank 82 Johnson, Charles Ernesl 219 Johnson, 1-lerberl 227 Johnson, James Alan 261 Johnson, James Riley 215 Johnson, James Roberl 82, 127, 234 Johnson, Jerry 176 Johnson, Jerry Lee 90 Johnson, John 246 Johnson, Karen 82, 219 Kaad, Faye 261 Kaiser, Gene 234 Karpack, Norma 246 Kazmierkiewicz, John 234 Kehoe, Ann 261 Keller, Jerry 82, 234 Keller, James 82, 234 Keller, Joseph 234 Kelley, Jo Evelyn 152 Kelley, Larry 219 Kellogg, Earnesl 234 Kelly, James 182 Kelly, Pamela 261 Kelso, Saraiane 261 Kemp, Thomas 261 Kennedy, Palricia 246 Kelcher. Slanley 234 Kidd, Danny 261 Killins, Joe 261 Kimble, Sunshine 261 Kindred. John 99, 234 King, Carol 113, 234 King, Dianna 78, 113,234- King, Judy 82,219 King, Kenie 261 King, 'Sharon 261 Kingslon. Phil 261 Kinion, Jack 246 Kinion, Lynelle 261 Kinkead, Linda 234 Kinney, Mary 261 Kirkley, Gary 176 Kisner. Frances 261 Klos, Jerry 220 Knighl, Dane 261 Knighlen, David 261 Knupp, Mary 261 Koch, Roberl 261 Kodilek, Linda 246 Kolb, Diane 102, 261 Krausch, Gail 86 Krippner, Delores 263 Kroeker, Dean 66, 67, 68, 234 Kroll, Linda 246 Kupsick, Homer 164 Kuykendall, Barbara 262 Kuykendall, Virginia 262 -L- Lackey, Glenn 234 Lacroix, Kevan 246 Lacroix, Renn 234 Layne, Linda 262 Lazzaro, Barbara 246 Leach, Joyce 262 Learned, Wayne 31, 126, 259 Ledbeller, Fred 166 Lee, Billy 167 Lee, Glenda 246 Lelorce, Sammie 79, 112, 113, 220 Lehman, Levern 251 Lemaslers, Rodger 246 Lemmons, Leon 246 Lemons, Denny 123, 246 Leninglon, John 102, 246 Lenlz. Tommie 262 Leos, Michael 246 Maisano, Jimmy 90, 247 Mallonee, Melanie 55, 112, 262 Mallell, Mary Jane 112, 263 Malone, Jim 58. 59, 76, 82, 127 152, 1.95, 203, 206, 221 Mangrum. Donna 247 Mangrum. Donnie 119, 235 Manley, Linda 104, 263 Mann, Cheryl 221 Mann, Gail 235 Mann, Thomas 263 Marchanl, Kennelh 68, 91 Marrow, Sally 112, 247 Marrs, Frank 118, 247 Marsh, Monle 221 Marshall, Barbara 86, 263 Leslie, Carol 104, 262 Lesser, Rosalie 82, 113, 234 Lesser, Sharon 262 Lesler. Jell 78, 118, 119, 246 Lewallen, James 55, 165 Lewis, Barbara 262 Lewis, Kyla 104 Lewis, Raydean 262 Lighllool, Shalah 60, 61, 64. 232, 234 Liles, Rufus 82, 220 Lillard, Linda 77, 113, 220 Lilley, Jack 99, 246 Lindgren, Johnny 262 Lindull, Jimmy 118 Lipinski, Thomas 234 Liplack, Shirley 82, 95, 104, 105. 196, 227, 234 Lillle, Gerald 262 Lillle, Howard 99, 262 Lillles, Eslher 262 Lively, Jerry 246 Livesay, Tim 162 Livingslon. David 183, 220 Llewellyn, Gary 162 Lloyd, Billie 246 Locke. James 246 Marshall, Bobby 263 Marshall, Vicky 109, 247 Marli, Richard 118, 119, 165,235 Marlin, Barbara 263 Marlin, Carla 235 Marlin, Clara 112 Marlin, Gary 263 Marlin, Helen 70, 71, 73, 109, 148, 221 Marlin, Larry 235 Marlin, Max 263 Marlin, Melvin 235 Marlin, Paula 94, 247 Marlin, Quinlon 82, 221 Marlin, William 163 Mason Archie 223 Mason: Linda 88, 113,240,247 Palricia 90 Locusl, Margarel Chrisline 82, 220 Lomax, John 182 Lomax, Ray 182 Lombardi. Rosemary 90, 262 London, Roger 235 Long, Connie 86 Long, Jerry 82, 235 Lonon, Kenl 246 Lonsinger, Mary 235 Lord, Carolyn 82, 113, 235 Loveless, Lana 112, 113, 235 Lovell, W. F. 71, 73. 220 Lowe, Burddie 88 Maslers, Jon 82, 154, 221 Mallock, Barbara 263 Mallhews, Marion 119, 247 Mallhews, Wesley 164, 165 Maxey,Ro1oer'l 221 Maxwell, Lois 235 May, Gary 263 Mayo, Candis 263 Mayo, Sleve 263 Mayes, Johnny 235 Mayes. Pamela 88 Meadows, Becky 113, 247 Means, Jim 247 Meeh, Jane 82, 236 Mellord, Calvin 82, 221 Mellord. Carl 236 Mellord, Darlene 73, 182, 221 Meier.E1izabelh 236 Mendenhall, Larry 82, 166, 221 Melheny. Marsha 112 Meyer, Sue 247 Middlelon. James 263 Mikel, Eric 180 Miller, Danrlie 236 Miller, David 263 Miller, June 236 Miller, Paul 89 Miller, Roberl 221 Milligan, Gerry 117, 126, 127, 221 Milchell, Cora 247 Milchell, Dan 263 Milchell, Darrell 166 Milchell, Floyd 221 Milchell, Frankie 247 Milchell, Lynn 68, 69 Milchell, Nancy 73, 74, 75, 247 Milchell, Ramona 82. 236 Milchell, Teresa 263 Mobley, Larry 236 Mobley, Mary 236 Mall, Winnie 263 Monlgomery. John 221 Monlgomery, Mary 247 Monlgomery, Sleve 127, 247 Nalley, Charles 119, 222 Moody, Diana 247 Moore, David 263 Moore, Edgar 236 Moore, Gary 168, 170, 173 Moore, Guy 236 Moore. Judilh 82, 94, 95, 221, 247 Moore, Lucrelia 82. 221 Moore, Margarel 73, 236 Moore, Rosemary 82, 236 Morgan, Anila 263 Morgan, Barry 126, 168, 175 Morgan, Karen 263 Morgan, Larry 126 Morgan, Terri 82, 113, 115, 236 Morgan, William 73, 221 Morgan, Zondra 82, 222 Phipps. Morris, Brian 236 Morris, Tillman 263 Morrison, David 71, 73, 79, lll, 142, 147, 222 Morrow, James 123, 247 Morlon, Lynda, 88, 263 Moss, Frank 122 Moullon, Belly 68, 69, 88 Moullon. Connie 263 Moullon, Gary 89 Moye, Alicia BB, 263, 268 Mulholland, Jerry 99, 247 Mullen, Maye 247 Mullins, Dale 93 Mullins, Dennis 66, 67 Murdock, Mariorie 236 Murphy, Chrisline 68, 69, 82, 154, 222 Murphy, lvlicheallynn 248 Murray, Curlis 263 Murray, John 264 Murray, Judy 248 Murry, Shirley 71, 73, 82,222 Musgrove, Sue 248 Musseman, Linda 222 Mulzig Bill 119 222 Mulzigl Elberl 77. 82. 119. 236 Muizig, Mary 222 Mulzig, Phyllis 777 Myers, Eugene 264 Myrick, Donna 67 -Mc- McAdoo, Jean 235 McAfee. Jane 69, 235 McBee, Jerry 235 McCall, Sandra 246 McCarly. Buddy 82, 117, 118, 121. 220 McCauley, Elhelyn 262 McClure, Joyce 88, 262 292 McClure, Maredilh 262 McClure, William 66, 246 McCo11ough, Gary 99, 262 McCombs, Carol 235 McCombs, Larry 73, 220 McCormack, Norma 65, 71 148, 220 McCoy, Ronald 76, 82, 247 McCray, Philip 220 McCune. Diane 82, 220 McCulchan, Cheneya 109 McDaniel, Bill 168, 171 McDaniel, Carolyn 262 McDaniel, Clillord 247 McDanie1s, Roger 118 McDonald. Jack 122 McDonald, Roger 119, 221 McDowell, James 262 Mclfnlee, Jess 127, 221 McGinnis, James 247 McGowen, Carol 82, 235 McGowan, Mike 77 McGuire, Pal 113,240,247 Mclnlosh, Mike 118 McKnighl, Slan 127, 221 McMenamy, Curlis 221 McMullen, Archie 262 McNair, Margarel 262 McPherson, Barbara 262 McReyno1ds, James 235 McReynolds, Jim 221 -N- Nash. John 222 Naug1e.Sue 71, 73,236 Navarro, Judilh 71 Neel, Suzanne 91. 164 Neel, Suzie 252,264 Nees, Richard 122, 264 Neel, Gary 264 Neill, Slephen 236 Neill. Vickie 264 Nelson, Brad 76 Nasser, Michael 90, 264 Newberry, Gary 236 Newland, William 66, 67, 248 Newlon, Nell 222 Nichol, La Rae 82, 222 Nichols, Carol 88, 236 Nichols, Tommy 248 Noonkesler, Shelia 264 Norman, John 264 Norlon, Ollie 264- Nubby, Jerry 82, 248 Nuckolls, Pamela 82, 222 Nunrleley, Ray 82, 123, 222 -0- Oales, Emmill 31 Odell, James 82, 222 Odneal, Pally 264 Oeslmann, Melvina 264 Olson, Sandra 264 Orendorll, Ellis 127, 248 Orr, Glenda 82, 222 Osbon, Lloyd 248 Osborn, Bob 196, 197 O'Shea, Daniel 82, 222 Overlease, Gloria 264 Owen, Dianne 86 Oxley, Palricia 102, 112 , 73, 82 69, 89, -p... Pace, Gerry 222 Pace, Juanira 82, 248 Packwood, James 89, 248 Paden, Ann 236 Paden, Tommie 82, 248 Padgell, Palricia 82, 222 Page, Linda 90, 264 Painler, Jerry 113, 248 Palmer, Eddie 248 Pann, Laura 88, 248 Parenl, Paul 82, 222 Parenli, Mary Jo 264 Parker, Charlolle, 105, 236 Parker, Craig 82, 236 Powers. Don 237 Pralher, Kennelh 69, 265 Pralher, Pam 265 Presley, Deborah 249 Prewell, Margie 82, 223 Price, Glenn 265 Price, Jon 82, 223 Primeaux, Leah Jean 265 Primrose, Vern 122 Puckel-l, Charles 99, 249 Pugh, Nancy 265 Purdom. Carol 249 Purser. Roberl 162 Purviance, Sue 265 .Q- Parker. Linda 95, 248 Parker, Richard 222 Parker, Sherry 248 Parker, Thomas 123, 144, 236 Parker. Zula 82, 222 Quinn, Douglas 249 Parkhursl, Sue 264 Parks, Lynn 264 Parmele, Linda 264 Parrish, Nancy 264 Parroll, William 264 Parson, Barbara 82, 94, 95, 236 Pallerson, Bulch 119, 222 Pallersorl, Charles 222 Pallerson. Denise 73, 93, 95, 134. 248 Pavell, Algin 264 Payne, Donna 248 Paylon, Mary 248 Pearson, Gary 248 Pebsworlh, Ray 89 -R- Rader, Carol 113,249 Ragan, Janel 249 Rainwaler, Sharon 265 Rambo, Jeanne 94, 265 Ramsey, John 249 Randall, Charles E. 265 Randall, Charles L. 83 Randall, Marilyn 71, 73, 83, 109, 110, 145, 195, 216, 237 Rankin, Jo Ellen 66, 265 Ranson, Jerry 126 Ray, Ralph 82,237 Ray, Rulh 237 Penninglon, Robarl 248 Pepper, Dean 118, 264 Perkins, Marsha 86, 264 Perkins, Sandra 248 Perryman, Brooks 102, 112 Pelers, Calherine 265 Pelers, Joan 82, 236 Pelers, Ronnie 248 Pelers, Sleven 265 Pelerson. Bulch 122 Pelerson, Delores 222 Phelps. Phelps, Phelps. Phillips. Phillips. Bill 127, 237 Glen 84, 223 Jane 79 Donna 94 Joedda 65, 70, 71 Pl'l11llpS, Phyllis 82, 237 Nila 265 Ray, Sandra 83, 237 Reclor, Dixie 249 Redclen, Linda 265 Redman, Grela 88 Reece, Belle 65, 83, 249 Reed, Jogene 265 Reed, John 31 Reed, Wilberl 265 Reahling, Cheryl 265 Reese, Belle 73 Reicherl, Charles 265 Reidy, Liz 58, 112, 113, 116 7 Renlrow, David 249 Renlrow, Roberl 223 Resnick, Loddie 223 Revell, Roberl 223 Reynolds. Beverly 237 Pickard, Thomas 71 Pickle, Nina 82, 237 Pierce, Jay 223 Pilgrim, Ginger I-04 Pilgrim, Mickey 119, 237 Pinson, Ellen 248 Plell, Sharon 71, 73, 237 Rhea, Judilh 113,249 Rhodes, Danny 118, 166, 237 Rhodes, Marly 265 Rhodes, Mary 88 Rhodes. Shirley 265 Richardson, David 117, 122, 152 Rickard, Warren 83, 237 Poe, John 248 Poellgen, Rila 113, 249 Pogue, Donald 265 Pollard, Barbara 223 Pollard, Frances 82, 249 Ponder, Gary 223 Poplin, Loyd 71 Porler, James 265 Rile, Janice 249 Rigdon, Barbara 83, 237 Ringgold, Verlon 265 Risner, Deanna 249 Rilchie. Kenl 237 Rilschel, Roberl 68, 69, 199, 265 Roan, Barbara 104. 107, 143 Roan, Charles 126, 249 Porler, Ladonna 249 Porler, Shirley 249 Porler, Sue 82, 237 Poleel, Pal 265 Robbins , Barry 122, 123, 223 Robbins, Jim 67 Roberls, Barbara 265 Roberls, Cheryl 263 Roberls, Donald 249 Poullon, Nancy 30, 113,237 Powell. Powell. Barbara 71, 82, 223 Jerry 99. 223 Powell. Lillian 249 Powell, Richard B. 237 Powell, Richard W. 127, 249 Roberls, Warren 223 Roberlson, Deborah 265 Roberlson, Richard 182 Robins, Dan 176 Robinson, James 73, 74, 75 Robinson, Leland 249 Rumsey, Jon 84 Si- Pie' Robison, Loreila 265 Robson, Mike IO7, I43 Roca, Enrique 237 Rodgers, Bill 62, 64, 249 Rogers, Elmer 7l Rogers, James 249 Rogers, Kennelh 89 Roller, Ronald 237 Rolling, Leslie 249 Rollins. Bulch II8 Romine, Winnie 83, 237 Rose, Terry 249 Ross, Charlene 249 Ross, Modean 7l, 237 Ross, Sharon 223 Rosson, Sandra 83, 237 Rolh, Andy 84, 224 Roilh, Sue 65 Roy, Sandra lO5, 224 Royal, James 98 Rozell, Cheryl 7l, 73, 237 Rudd, Princela 76, I49, l98, 2l5. 224 Rumsey, Russell 7l, 237 Runyan, Dale l64 Russell, Nancy 265 Russell, Robin 83. II3, 237 Ryals. Sherry 265 Ryan, Roe 265 -5- Saeger, Mary Jane 67 Sallee, Charlene 249 Sallee, Sylvia 83, 88, 95, ll3, 237 Samuels, Linda 265 Sanderson, Juanila 265 Sanderson, Willie 98, 99, 237 Sass, Calherine IO2 Salieriield, Debra 265 Saiierfield, Dixie 83, 88, 237 Savage, Andrew 73, 99, 237 Sawvel, Maurice 265 Schardein, David 266 Schlechl, Helen 266 Schneideweni. Slephanie 7I Schoeifler, Lee 58, 7l, 73, II7, I26, I27, l47, 224, 227 Schrader, Richard 99, 249 Schreck, Anlhony 266 Schwabe, Marv 83, IO8. IO9, 237 Scoggins, Shirley 83, I34, 226 Scoli, Billy I64, 2l9, 224 Scoli, Bobby 58, 66, 68, 76, l54. l98, 203, 240 Scoli, Kalhy 94, 95, 237 Sco'r'r. Roberr 237 Sco'rl', Elise IO2 Scroggins, Cynlhia 249 Searle, Johnny I26, I27, 23l, 237 Seaion, Gary II8, 266 Secrisil, Mail 266 Sellers, John I76. l78 Sevier. Carolyn 88 Seymour, Diana II2 Shackelford, Booker l65 Shaffer, Ron 74, 75, 89, 252. 266 Shanafell, Suzanne 79 Shannon, Mary ll2, I34 Shaw, James I27, 249 Shaw, Roger 66, 67 Sheedy, Shirley 7l, 73, 83, 95, 224 Shepherd, Alice 83, 238 Shepard, Janei 226 Shepherd, Ed l22 Sheridan, Gary 99, 249 Sherl, Jimmie 249 Sherman, Kenneih 266 Shipman. Shelia 266 Shouse, William 83, 224 Showalier, Judy 238 Shurclen, Neal 249 Siegmann, Tommy l22, 266 Simmons, Dan 65 Simmons, Jan IO4 Simmons, Marilyn 83, 238 Simonds, Mary 224 Sinor, Loreiia 83, 238 Sisk, Dennis 266 Sisson, Jean 7l, 73, 83, II2, II3 II6, I49, 224 Sixkiller, Connie 66, 83, 238 Sixkiller. David 83, 224 Skeans, Paul I64 Skeeler, Joe I83 Skidmore, Karen 85, 266 Skorkowsky, Bob 70, 7l, 73, 74, 75, I55, 224- Slack, Nakila 73, 83, 85, 238 Slinkard, Palsy 266 Slinkard, Randall 68 Slinkard, Hershal ll8 Siephens, Roberl 66, 266 Siephenson, Charlolie 73, 77, 83, ll3, 238 Slevens, Jim l23, 250 Sleveris, John 7l, 83,225 Sieward, Bobby 83, 225 Janis 62, 64, II2, I34, 267 Thomas, Thomas, Jimmy 122 Thomas, Joe 267 Thomas Judiih 83,250 Thomas Thomas Mary Jane 83,238 Tim I96, 250 Srewarl, George 266 Siewarl, Jack 266 Slewari, Susan 83, 238 Slieben , Dennis I26 Siiles, Noble I27, 250 Slillwell, Edward ll8 Slinnelrl, Larry 267 Siivers, Palricia 267 Siockard, Don I76 Slocklon, Linda 267 Siogsdill, Evelyn 59. 62, 64, 73, 247, 250 Slone. Kay 267 Slone, Larry I76 Sione, Susan 250 Slour, Jim ll8 Sioul, Kay 267 re. Jim l65 Thomason, Roberl' l22, 225 Thompson, Bill 79, 238 Thompson, Brenl l76 Thompson, Ellis 64, l26, l27, 225, 228 Thompson, Jeannie 7I Thompson, Judy 88, 250 Thompson, Marsha 83, IO8. IO9, l l l, 238 Thoos, Pal 267 Thornbury, Roberi 83, 99, 225 Thorne, Tom l68, l7O, 225 Thornlon, Brenda 93, 268 Thro, Jessie 83, II3, 228, 238 Tinsley, Jack I26 Tipfon, Ben 238 Tipion, Jim 238 Toda, Sfusumu IO2, 268 Sloan, John 249 Small, Sharon 266 Smarr, Diane 266 Smilh, Allen 224 Smiih, Anne 250 Smilh, Benny 266 Smiih, Carolyn 238 Smiih, Carrie 238 Smilh, Caihy 266 Smiih, David 99, 250 Smiih, Donna IO4, I34, 266 Smilh, Gene Rulh 266 Smilh, Gerald David 83 Smiih, Glenda lO8 Smiih. Lawana 86 Smilh, Lois 63, 250 Smilh, Lynn 73, 83 Smiih Mariorie 68, 69, 7l, 73, 76, l48 206, 238 Smilh, Nancy 83, 224 Smiih, Nelda 250 Smiih, Pairicia 73, 250 Smilh, Richard II8, 266 Smilh, Ricky 89 Smilh, Roberl Allen 238 Smilh, Ronald 49, 6l, 64, 73, 238 Smiih, Sally 266 Smilh, Sandy lO8, 266 Smilh, Shirley 88 Smiih, Trudie 266 Smilh. Verla 88 Slrand, Donna 250 Slrallon, Kris 68, 69, l53, 227 Sireeier, Janei 85, 250 Sirickland, Mickey 267 Siroup, Sieve 250 Slroup, Thomas 67 Slrouse, Garry 83, 225 Siuarl, James 250 Sluarl, Jody 86 Slubbs. John 238 Siubbs, Roberl 83, 98, 99, 238 Sludebaker, Mary 77, lO5, 225 Slumpff, Linda IO4, I34, I97, 267 Srurm, Marilyn 83, 225 Sulphur, Chanenna 250 Sulphur, Lou 250 Sulphur, Pal 267 Summers, Carol 'IO4, 267 Sumner. Frank I63 Sumler, Carol 250 Surherland, Donald 267 Suiherland, Robbie 250 Sulmiller, Pairicia 83, 225 Sufion, Dianah 267 Swan, Jimmy 238 Swann, Sieve 58, l23, 225 Swariwood, Becky 267 Swineharl, Barbara 83, 238 .T- Toney, Pai 268 Toney, Pairicia 268 Tonihka, Johnny 268 Toon, Linda 238 Touchelle, Dennis I7l Townes, Roberl 268 Townsend, Arlene 7l, 73, 83, 238 Treadway, Paul 225 Trimble, Glenn 99, 238 Tripp, Jessie 83, 238 Trisler, Alana 76, l98 Troile r, Sieve II8, 250 Truliman, Carolyn II2, 268 Tucker, Louise 83, 238 Turman, Judy 95, 238 Turnbow, Mary 268 Turner, Turner, Tu rner, Turney, Tyrrell, Bruce 268 Murl II8, 250 Olin l22 Kaiy 238 Kenneih 268 Twisi, Frank 98, 250 -U- Uhls, Brenda 83, 225 Uplon, Harold 239 Urmslon, Carol 7l, 73, 76, 83, l46, 223. 227 Urmsion, John 74, 75 Smilh, William Troy 65 Snelling, William 66, 67 Snider, Mariha 67 Snodgrass, Janel IO4, 266 Sorenson, Jeanne 266 Soulhard, Mike l68, l7O, l7l Space, Roy II8 Spence, Belh IO8. 266 Spencer. Charlolie 250 Sprouse, Mary 83, 224 Siafford, Annelle 266 Sfamper, Dina 83,224 Slandley, Judy 266 Sianley, Florence 67, 266 Slarr, Jo Ann I l2, 266 Sfarr, Judy IO4, IOS, l95 Sfauss, Sandra II2, 266 Sleele, Janice Kaye 65, 83, 225 Sleele, Maclc I67, 238 Sfeele, Sharon 266 Slellman, Virginia Ann 83,225 Siephens, Sfephens, Srephens, . Phillip 73, aa, 225 Sfephens Darrell 83, I27, 225 Jimmy ss, 225 Marilyn 250 Talburr, Jim 267 Tannehill, Carolyn 267 Tannehill, Tom 63, 64, 248, 267 Tarkingion, Judy 94 Tarpley, Larry 267 Taylor, Carolyn 267 Taylor, Donald 83, 225 Taylor Douglas 84 Taylor: Gary 79, 83, I27, 225 Taylor, Janice 267 Taylor, Kerma 83, 225 Taylor, Linda 225 Taylor, Pairicia 250 Taylor, Roberl l65 Temple. Helen 88, 267 Terrell, Marlha 7l, 73, 83,225 Terrill, Maury 83, 225 Terry, Bill II9, l68, I74, 250 Thomas, Alberl' 267 Thomas, Beverley 83, 238 Thomas, Charles 99, 250 Thomas, Claude 238 Thomas. Doris 267 Thomas, James 267 .v.. Vance, Linda 63 Van De Linder, Bill l82 Van Fleer, Peggy 225 Van Fleel, Thomas I27, 226 Van Gunda, Janice 239 Van Gundy, Jeanie 268 Van Horn, Lana 268 Vann, Linda II2, 268 Vanskike, Bea IO4, I29, 250 Vanzanl. Peie l68, I69, I73 Vaughn, Barbara 73, 83, 95, 226 Vaughn, Judy 268 Verical, Carlos 66, 250 Voigt Jerry 89. 239 -W. Waddle, Riia 268 Wadkins, Nancy 88 293 Wadley, Gregg 268 Wadley, Judy 263, 268 Wagnon. Karen 268 Wagoner, Daylon 250 Waid, Clyde 250 Walden, Kalhryn 66 Walenia, Danna 250 Webb, Gary 268 Webb Lanell 269 Webb: Nancy 269 Webb , Palricia 239 Weber, Roberi' 226 Weeks, Lynn 58, 85 Wehness, Joyce 77, , 86, 239 226 Williams, Cheryll 85, 267 Williams Darrell 269 Williams, Eddie 226 Williams, John Byron 80, 83, 89, 239 Williams Jonnie 239 Williams Joyce 25l Woods, Eugene 269 Woods, Mary 85, 267 Woods. Sharon 83, 227 Woodward, Marilyn 83 Woodward, Twyla 269 Wooilon, Harold 269 Workman, Joyce 88 Wilson Walker, Gerald 226 Walker, .Jerry l68, I74 Walker, Linda 250 Walker, Sandy 86, 90, 95, 25l Walker, Susan IO9, I l0, 25l Walkup. Dale l23, 2l5, 239 Wallen, Diane ll2, 268 Wallen, Suzanne 90, Ii2 Weil. Cynihia' 269 Wells, Carolyn 269 Wensel. Susan 94 Wes'l', Cindy 64, l l2, ll3, 235, 239 Wesi, Jennifer l I2 Wesrmoreland, William 73 Whalen, Delorus 62, 64, 23l, 25l Whaley, Mariha 269 Wheeler, John l22, 269 Whiddon, Joel l63 Whiiaker, Ronald IIB Wann, Ronnie Waller, Bill II8 Wallis, Marland 239 Wallis, Ronald 78 Wal'rer, Barbara 83, 226 Wallon, Darryl l23, 222 Wallon, Jean IO2, 25l Walron, Joe 79, IO2, 226 25l Wilson, Phyllis 226 War, Adell 264, 268 Ward, Gayle 86, 268 Ward, Janice IO5, 239 Warden, Cheryle I4-0 Warden, Ronnie 98, 25l Waren, Marsha 76, 200 Warford, Fred 84. l23, 226 Warren, Dona IO5, 226 Warren, Larry 84 Waiers, Siella 86, 239 Waikins, Lucy 25l Waikins, Mary 268 Walkins, Ronald 25l Waison, Sue 268 Walls. Dale 65, 76. 98, I99. 225 Wayne, Judiih l05, 25l Weaver. Joe 268 294 99, I5O, Whiie, Carolyn 58, 66, 68, 83, 25l Williams, Larry Don Il8, 25l Williams, Larry Lee l55 Williams, Larry Paul ll8, I76 Williams, Ouida 25l Williams, Sharon 65 Williamson, Eugene i6I Williamson, William 25l Willis, Larry 99, 25l Willison, Jerry 269 Wilson, Wilson Wilson Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Barry 269 Celesiine 226 Donald 226 Glenn 239 Jerry 269 Jin? 226 Larry l I9, 25l Worley, Jane? 25l Worsham, Roberi 78 Worien. Linda il2 Wynn, Doug 84 -Y- Yandell, Audrey 7l, 73,227 Yeager, Larry 239 Yeager, Roberi' 66, 67. 68 Yoder, Elsie 239 Yoder, James 269 York, John 25l Youell, Carron 83, 239 Young, Barbara 25l While, Dwain l68, l7l While. Glenda Marie 83, 239 While, Glennora 269 Wl1i'ie,Ron 58, II7, Il8, II9, I2l. 239 Whiieis, Marie 86, 94, 96, l45 Young, James R. 227 Whiimore, Nancy 269 Whiiney, Susan 67, 83, 226 Whiiienberg, Judy 83, ll3, l25, l4-4, 239 Whorion, Sharon 239 Wickliffe, Dennis 73, 83, 226 Wilcox, Rodney ll9, 25l Wildcat Liinile Beaver 269 Wiley. 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