Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)
- Class of 1949
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4? Leia 'Af4iE1.r'fQQ,.' 1 LL , ggi?-sf 1 i i fu , 1 3 7 L E ? F ri l i 23 Leadership abili+y, unceasing effort and drama+ic'+alen+ are 'l'rai+s which meril' recogniiion-especially when all +hree are 'Found in 1'he sarne person. Add fo fhese a love for sludenfs, a fine sense of hu- mor and greal' dependabili+y, and you will see in parl' 'lhe many reasons 'why we lake pleasure in dedica+ing 'llzis I949 Yahnseh +o Mrs. Rhe'Ha May Dorland. Her con+ribu+ion fo 'lhe school in build- ing a wor+h-while speech deparfmenl' and in direcfing many enioy- able produclion each year exemplify her 'life as a4+eache'r and a friend. A . -I ' x x, I ' , r 7 'I I Q' 'f 'I x , 1 I .,,- 1 -3, X' -X- 'z MB' B - ,, I .S X II km '1 I ... ... 'frailty ,.mv.Qs1.nEff1:3 f-pu .., ..,. ...mf L 'L N Book I . 'Campus Book II . Classes Book III . Sports Book IV . . Feafures Book V . Organizofions I I I xi! nf? Wi a',Q ' J 16' r o L W '. 'QW 149' Q! Sy. 78 JYJ-.'.f ' JW' Q, -,. 7 'ff' ,. J .-,3nf,..':g if yu: oi , . 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Q go The Senior Closs Leading 'rhe class of '49 fhrough an eveniful year are Jim Travis, vice-presidenh Rosa- lee Casey, freasurerg Bob Norsworfhy, sfudeni' council represen+a+iveg Les'l'a Birclsall, sfudeni' council represen+a+iveg John Brown, president Nancy Lee, secrefaryg and Bob ZumwaI+, reporfer., .MV 5 re, Gene Alder Burl Baker Curlis Baker William H. Barker Pal Bassell 'sysfg 5. w, . ' X N,k - N' lv rg: N I A 91 2:5 i , I 1 ' l f :,, ffl yulnll Clarence Bayless - Y: Q Don Bergeron -1 , : Y VQQKTVEZ gf? -' ' 1 ,il Bassell al Work. 43' A-me 'vez Dorolhy Berry Lesla Birdsall Floyd L. Bishop Karleene Blair Mary Jean Bogan 'QM New George C. Boslon R. G. Bowers Hazel Felfy Harry Boydslun Jerry Bradley SH 1 ff lpvmfg-,54 of lr5WQQf,T jjql ,ZX ff X A ful!! . . . 1 .I ,H .9 ref -4 Q, L '--:' ' ififl 9' .'f+ ' ' , Z 'L j. J ' - r' - .' ' ' 411 -v H' 1 r Y l 7 ' '1 A , n Q1 'fl' 1 'X 1 - I 1 ,t.':. E:- Zlflll.. ll f l --F' Qfywf -0' mf N im-'fir' 1 I U- Eyll xg: 'w r I- - a .:. K MF , ' Q if KE K im , John Brown Cl' Kallmryn Brown l V fHz,9illf Hurry, Joe. We've only 5 minufes fo gel fo The chow hall. .'-mi R RUbY B 0Wnl '9 Sylvia Brunson Ralph W. Burnelf A. C. Burnidge Helen Bush 20 Y ll' Belly Bu'l'cher Dorclhy Ann Carler Rosalee Casey Laura Callin Curlis Cheek I 'll . XX ffl 1 l I iflmlfg f llll I U w y ry X? .. lun 2, ' --.-F x 3 1 5 lfllll was Nl 6 mimi -3' l ,leghjxwll 0, I 'alll 2 uw K2 'gnu Q y f C W X X ,, J wb L 1 Edwin Chenowelh ,Qgkl Tl, V ' - . A5 ,f , 1 H. T. Childers xl ,vial Well, l lhink if a girl is going fo wear glasses, she mighf as well look as if she is wearing them. Don'l' you agree? . X' ll Q 'K lll l lfa ff Clyde E. Clarlr Marion Davis Clarlr Paul B. Clarlc Leon Clay Lindsay Coffman 4 .1 Eihel Cooper Gene Craighead Rufh Croclreff Sam Crowder Minor Davidson I 4 F ly! lx ,, fl- 1 , ,. 52 4 I f w 2 4 0 X 1 X fm' i' wr'-1 Wax J f , 5 A., l, mg Q r X qf, f 9 Nl 1 0, ,l x 'L 4 , S , sn ., Q :ii I M l D D cl? l' 5 'l l V JR l Harold Davis Nafividad Delgado Ye ole Bullefin Board John Denslord Morris Dill Penny Dingel Jael: Dodson James H. Dralie 22 l John Lee Eighmy Mary El Raymond Glass islca Genlry Charles Elmore Lee Euler Richard Fosfer Wil W 'V H 7 ' 2 X V A Huberl Hallford 4 'f Q,-ff -'lr Bison's out! Wayne Halley C. J. H Q ff arrlson :oris Harry Bill Harvey Naomi Harvey x E Thomas G. Hawlcins James Hayes Doris Haynes Morris Hedin Bill Heising Q fb XX l y' J Y -.21 'l l Q 5? 42 ww M' x Q S Q' l r gg Mark, M Vicfor Hill Jack Henson This dog can lick anybody in town. Edward Hadden Ruih Hodges K. V. Howell Evelyn Hursf Lena Ruih Jarrell Orace Johnson William Lee Jones Marye Kennedy Bob Kilgore Ernesfine Carr Kirk fb , ., .,,,, -, M ,....,,,, X 3 I X '1 i Xu , Sf W g l L ' ll K , 3.12. l f- 4 L ' Jucl Kirlt ,Q will Lidclie Belle Kirltley 0041, Norma Ko+l1e Chief-assisfani'-fo-the-edifor-in-charge-of paste -1 QQ 1 ,.. . , lr '27' I A.1. Rulh Elaine Krueger James M. Lee Nancy Lee Evelyn Lewis Millon Lewis Florence Ling Bonnie B. Long Richard W. Luebberf Tommie Lynch I mx MVN NN BZ! I K Xxxxxx 1 Q I Delberi T. Lyons ' 'X-J Nifa Gene Lyons lillx 1 'le fi' mf' y W ...,.i ,,,, Y y , IAA!!! OL 1 2' A 7 lg is B X Y y B K ., W Q 1 If X ,ff mf L - I Q Xml 9 John M6+l16WS James MaHl'1ews Billie McGuire Winnie McGuckin Lillian Menke ,, ....- I-f-si. ':f . 2 ' L. . . George Merlcle Loren F. Messenger Louise Miller Wes Miller George Mizer 5 5: '44 r I - Q ' 3, j lf W ff! 'I M B! ,,,. . lumix sf Charles Mon+gomery ' rl N, X MNA Dolores Moore wi f I 2 if f g lx Ja ck Morgan Veal f' Q Pauline MoH Donna Murray Mary Margarei Naylor Winsfon Neal i. J? ww Bob Norsworlhy Calvin OH Keirh Parminfer Ashley Palrick Swinney Paxlon, Jr. '12 V' Q1 , 15 W Eiga? ,V ESS! xg ' xv R fl S fb + L 4 X if ll: i .1 i 'W SL , 4 If Richard M. Peierson li 4' l V Ecl ar L. Pe'H r wi -'X If R Q Y C. r 'ill 44 'fi -xl J 11 5 N Adeline Piiney Raymond W. Price Calvin Rains Manuel Ramirez Bill D. Rice if -1 .VVAH in 3' B Leon Riddle Knox Sampson Florence Schooling Okie Sheffield Byron Sherbenou -' N i-S f , f y 1 J .xaxii 3. X .W X ,A I I XXX I ff 'Ya'-X Jalce A. Sherrell Mary Chrisline Smifh ff! i M fi Ready for Bed. Eleanor Snow Edillw Snyder Gilberi M. Spencer Rollo Suiley Jewel Tague 29 r ax 4 .. H N, n Ja E y 'Af fix 56 T 'l ' - . sf , ,gy-A Gerfrude Taylor Kalhleen Taylor Ann Thrash ll' ,ug -: :YQ P? Q .1 .. 5 X A ...: E -:Z '- f ' .:::,::: 2 K X .......,... 2 is -.nl 3 John Tennyson Raymond Thompson Belly Thornlon 4 K yoyy 3 -Q Ylll'll ull Ill ll 5 !!!l , X T , X A' f' K :UT 1 so ' J 4- 'll sly- f I A cuf in allowance. Jim Travis Orval L. Wallcer Jess Wallace Charles Whaley Judy Whenry Clarence Whisler MynaH'e Whisler Roy Whisler Dee Wayne While Jeaneife While Joyce While fr l A I , R o jj .I l Nfl ' N l I l f 01, W' - J I Ja x! J ik l , l l' , f U 4 l + ' J Wh-+ U ' ' xu MMM' I. W f xl ff Une 'S i,,f ,.,.4 ,,,, ,, ,M ,,0h a,,,.mAM,.,,fa,,,e W L' Q i i Orval B: Wl1il lef fem I hear ii's a very infricafe piece. ag BeHie Fae Wiles June Willard Bill Wilson George Wilson Eddie Wolfe V i L Kenneth R. Wolte John Woods Fred Woollard my V i:.., i N '13 -- I -i n e i , fstizlee ie fi . , 3 ' 3 .sw i X N . k , i , A sg, W B? c as 45 if as gg s Blalre Woolbright Bob Woolley A Q. mf Robert Zumwalt Ernest R. Adams Homer Rodgers Bill Weaver Ed Vanlandingham Ross Wright I Freeman Zunigha Senior Activities Gene Alder, Shawnee, M.A., Y.E., l.R.C., History Burl Baker, Cassyille, Mo., Economics Curtis Baker, Healdton, Bison Glee Club, Yahnseh Staff, Band, and Choral Society, Voice William H. Barker, Conway, Mo,, English Pat Bassett, Kansas City, Mo., H.K., Kappa Pi, W.A.A., Photo Club, Art Clarence Bayless, Shawnee, H. K., S.A.O., Biology Don Bergeron, Tecumseh, M.A., O.E., Bible Dorothy Berry, Wewoka, l-l.K., Camera Club, Mixed Chorus, Economics Lesta Birdsall, Enid, Y.E., Life Service Band, Y.W.A., Religious Education Floyd L. Bishop, Deming, New Mexico, L.S.B., M.A., Spanish 32 Karleene Blair, Shawnee, Sociology Mary Jean Bogan, Durant, H.K., S.A.O., Y.W.A., Lite Service Band Biology George C. Boston, Shawnee, Y.E., History R. G. Bowers, Shawnee, Pre-Dental Haiel Felty, Liberal, Mo., English Harry Boydstun, Shawnee, M.A., English Jerry Bradley, Shawnee, H.K., Glee Club, Choral Society, Spanish John Brown, l-leavener, H.K., Chemistry Kathryn Brown, Shreveport, La., K.L., Sec. Science lContinued to Page 223l UNCLASSIFIED ,M -- - .WW 'nm we Yr 'M ..,.,,.. ,. ,. We f 4 K A I 1 S if 2 5 Qi ,, ..2:, 'il' if ,J fifikif ,,.,. H A me znn L e rife ? lazniik ,V-5153, ' 11:3-3 :,:::::' I S5 5 !Z:'l !E ' 'zngz ' Grover A. Benlon Shawnee John G. Goree Shawnee Clovis Hibbard Shawnee Ki+ly Rolaerls Shreveporf, La. Willie Ann Befis Afoka Frances Grisham Shawnee Helen Hillis Shawnee Thomas Rose San Diego, Calif. .WA 'QW Mildred Crow Tecumseh Charles Driscoll Clinlon Caroleene Neal Joplin, Mo. Bob Shorney Shawnee ig.-M John Delighf Jewell M. Drake London, England Shawnee Doyce H. Garrison Roberf Hawkins Blair Barflesville Verbie Paflerson Ann McCoy Shawnee Shawnee Naomi Turner Harold lnman Fl. Smilh, Ark. Hobarl' 33 HJ The Junior Class Capable leaders of ihe Junior class' are Faye Shelburne, secrefary-'rreasurerg Bob Jacks, siudenl' council represenfafiveg Paul Sfanfield, presiclenfg Bernice Dealcins, s+uden+ council represenfaliveg and Orby Bufcher, vice-presiclenf. ' or elm 5'1 ,-on 'QS Byron H. Abbo+i Peggy Abbo'H' Manoi Smiih Adair Donnie J. Adams Merle Albrighi' Webb Cify, Mo. Webb Ciiy, Mo. Shawnee Waldron, Arlc. Whifiier, Calif. Leia Mae Allard Paul Bowman Allee Sexion Amos Norene Anderson Floyd A. Arnold Hobarf Shawnee Idabel LiHle Rock, Ark. Delaware, Ohio Q43 Charloife Arpaio John Ausiin Kilgore, Tex. Kilgore, Tex. ,Mmm f 'Y Lanone Ausiin Charles Baggeii Z. T. Bailey Kilgore, Texas Clinlon Rush Springs 35 V QL! - Margaref Ball Clyde Baxfer, Jr. Ray Beach Billie Beavers Jim Bell Baxler Springs, Kans. Shawnee WaHs S+. Louis, Mo. Cordell Ellis Berry Wanda Berry Monroe Billingion Roy Birlcheacl Gilberi' Bishop Tulsa Shawnee Duncan Frederick Osage A in Q, 'E .wie Si l,: ,. W, f Y , , , g - all I v,,., e,41..f,-f J. ' ' --,,1- l 4 is 2 5 Ji' Q I 5 l. 2 :'2: ' V :,:2 :::'5 BeHy Jo Biswell Dwayne Blair Keifh Bovee H. R. Bowen Roberl Boyle Union Cify Shawnee Shawnee Holdenville Clovis, N. Mex 36 f N ..,.,:,:: , Y' N. iw ' ': :Ea .ssf - 9 S S Mary Virginia Briggs Ponca Ci+y Bill Burnam - Earlsboro Jil Mary Aileen Brooner D. L. Brown Galena, Kans. Shawnee Ray Splawn Burns Bill Burris Lewisville, Tex. Chickasha Jack Brown Shawnee Johnie Bufcher Oklahoma Cify ff as '- .ffee i W .,:,V,: JC... .-..,. Willia m O. Bruion Shawnee Orby Bufcher Shawnee -www' Wf if Norman Cannon Jesse E. Cassie Clara Jean Chadwick Bill Chapman Freddie Chifwoocl Red Oak Lawion Cushing Chickasha Belen, N. Mex. 4 Herberi' Chrislian Clyiice Church Beify Jo Claiborne Ruby Clarlc Frances Close Shawnee Sf. Joseph, Mo. Nevada, Mo. McAles+er S+. Louis, Mo. Ward Coachman Bruce R. Conrad Marie Conyers Joseph Newlon Copeland Bill Coussens Wefumlra Tulsa Bolivar, Mo. Tecumseh Oklahoma Ciiy Paul J. Cowan Henry W. Cox, Jr. Sf. Louis, Mo. Peru, Kans. 'W ..': i l 4 1 .,....,,. 3 1:23 : : '::':' '- Wh-.-as , KX '2' XV 1' :II .--, 5 . . Barbara Craig Harry Craig Ralph Crawford Shawnee Shawnee Nowala M f 35 Billie Maxine Crouch Carl Curfis Lloyd Darnell Jack Davis Floyd Dixon Terral Miclwesf Cily Granby, Mo. Chiclcasha Sfroud William K. Dawson Bernice Dealrins Orville Dearing Mary Ellen Davis LaFleura DeShan Abilene, Tex. Ponca Ciiy Borger, Tex. Napfon, Mo. Tulsa Maynard Duzan EHa Dunham Reba Dunn Oscar C. Durham Eihel Esiill Lowry Ciiy, Mo. Nixa, Mo. Heavener Raymondville, Tex. Cliffon Hill, Mo. A 1' 5 39 Bob Evans Paul Evans Dick Farley Paul Farley Tulsa Tulsa Miami Miami John Fischer Ora Flaming Wayne Flanigan Dayne Freeman Colony Jerome, Idaho Forgan Duran? Tommy J. Fullerfon V Milfon Gage George W. Gaidaroff Neil F. Galloway Ada Anadarlro Hobarf Shawnee Tony Wayne Fillman Sl. Louis H. D. Freeman Dura nf ,ffl 'A y gf 'L Iuq ,.::l, .,...,..: Aall . '- :-, , J. L. Garlow Oklahoma Cify '05 Q 31 4, ,fi f 2. 4 Willa Rufh Garlow T. O. Garre'H Gene Gierharf Ralph Wayne Graves Len Green Oklahoma Cify Checoiah Shawnee Shawnee A+olra C. J. Halley C. W. Havens Be'Hy Jo Haynes William R. Heldreih J. L. Henry Shawnee Seminole S+. Louis, Mo. Shawnee Wane'He Clell Henson Alma Jean Hensley Tom Herndon Gordon Highfill Harry B. Hill Seminole Elgin Shawnee Mooreland Shawnee 4 sir , N sf 1 We ... - -- .V ,I r 'Jimi Paul Hilfy Kafherine Hines Hary Lou Hixscn Housion, Tex. Memphis, Tenn. Shawnee Bob Holi Verdie Hamby Karleene Horfon Shawnee Shawnee Amarillo, Tex. Eslella Hodges Amber Lawrence Hucldle Lamesa, Tex. I ,ww Thomas M. Hodgin Canon Ciiy, Colo. Claudeen Humes Sapulpa Befh Hunfer Clarence Hunfer James Huse Doris Ann Huichins Roberf L. Jacks Nowafa Shawnee Chillico+he, Tex. Law'ron Pryor A a y 6' ,,,, if was T W 55555555 . Bill Jenlrins Travis Jernigan Lavern Johnson Milion Johnson William Joiner Oklahoma Cify Shawnee Fi. Cobb Whigham Griffin, Ga. Georgia Jones John L. Jones Thad C. Jones Emma Karr Ervin Keafhley Parlr Hill Taylorsville, Mo. ldabel Iberia, Mo. Van Buren, Mo. Ruih Kealing B. J. Keller Jean Kelley Bessie Louvene Kennedy Roland T. Kerlrer Lawfon Whiffier, Calif. Anaclarko EI Paso, Tex. Shawnee X x I -when -1135 'WW' John Kimbrough Howard King Faith Kinnaird Marian KiHerman Lewis Krause Shawnee Grandfield Devol Sapulpa Gofebo Carr C. Krueger James Lackey Belva Lafferly Richard Lamb Syble Lamb Es+es Park, Colo. Oklahoma Ciiy Vinila Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn .fig Berl Langdon Rod LaH'a Clifford LeGrande Russell Lesier Jean Lewis Lawfon Jackson, Tenn. Gulhrie Duncan Waurika 44 'QV fgisqi i 5 L -Ag... gf! gg: i.. Q? Roberi' W. Lewis Rose Elaine Lewis Mary Lou Ligon Sue Long Clova Lee Manes Memphis, Tenn. Olcmulgee Lawlcn Oklahoma Cify Oklahoma Cify Johnny Marlcs Edgar Carl Marlin James Maxwell Jean Minfer Miller Paul Miller Edmond S+. Louis, Mo. Richmond, Calif. Shawnee Ellrland, Mo. I Edward Minars Jack N. Milchell Owen D. Moody W. S. Mooneyham Joe Harry Morgan Anderson, Mo. Neosho, Mo. Heber Springs, Arlr. Shawnee Li++le River, Tex. vi if f, 1 l ,. x if :Y 25 f 5 Donald Evan Moseley Paul MoH WyaH Needham Bill Neplune Charles Newhouse Reed Mounfain Grove, Mo. Shawnee Lawfon Shawnee Loren K. Nofley Milfon C. Nofley Vernon Odom Reeder Oldhan Elmer Orr Shawnee Shawnee Kermit Tex. Tecumseh Jones K s . ,. Z E gzvl ,.:: 5 zz, Q f '-2 rQ::-:r 1 -s Don Osborn Bruce Owens Jack C. Palsgrove Channing Pallerson Joe Bill Pelleway Cushing Plainview, Tex. Nayii, Mo. Shawnee Sapulpa L r . if-'Sf He K Q if ' i a T Pi gs. 35? 3 eh f I 1 . 7? -za is N 1 3 s Y x vox , ,4 .-we -22 James Pelly Billie Pal Phelps Roberl K. Phillips Travis Piland Charles E. Plunlcell Hendersonville, Tenn. Yale Wealherlord, Tex. Yale Barflesville Bill Presley Charles P. Pruelf Bob Quigg Wesley Rampey Dorsey Riddle Tulsa Carnegie Springfield, Mo. Muskogee Cassville, Mo QW KF Vincenl Riggs Oklahoma Cily Barbara Roberson Gene Roberson Thad Roberls' Bill Robinson Pawhuslra Pawhuslca Shreveporl, La. Salanla, Kans l L. aa W Fred O. Rodgers Ada Sue Ruff Mary Lou Ruff Phyllis Scherler Florence Schooling Pryor Tulsa Tulsa Chaffanooga Warrensburg, Mo. Leia Schriener Belly Ruih Sexlon Faye Shelburne Florence Shelly Alfred Shelion Cooperfon Foss Midland, Tex. Hu+chinson, Kans. Smiihfield, Tex. 23 Cleo Sicard Rulh Harrie? Smifh Vance Pascal Smilh Holf Sodeman Roberl' Earl Splawa Bifeley, Mich. Woodward Barnsdall Shawnee Frederick C. W. Sfaley Ociavia Sfanclridge Paul Sianfield Lawrence Siewarf Jess L. Siolxes Sirouci Shawnee Guymon Shawnee Shawnee George Sfringfieicl George Sirouse James Siurdivani Grace Swinney Jean Swor Pawhuska Shawnee Los Angeles, Calif. Oklahoma Cify S+. Louis, Mo. L A Louis Tague Paul Tahoe R. J. Thomason Bob Tilley Johnnie Todd Shawnee Barflesville Drumrighf Oklahoma Cify Kingfisher wwqk Roberf E. Todd Phillip Tolliver Ben Tyson Shawnee Eureka, Mo. Shawnee Bonnie Wagner Felice :Narbudon I Beffy Ware Miami Cherokee Oklahoma Cify Mary Umpherman Kansas Ciiy, Kans. Doroihy Nell Warren Redwood Cify, Calif. James Vallandingham Shawnee James R. Warren Redwood Cify, Calif. ' 3- , .-V' 1 VZVAZAZ . Aims -.::, 1, 'nzzzii A ,,.,,. , :,::,,,, Doris WaHers Carroll Wha+ley Jack Whenry Francis Whife Jesse Eugene Whife Ada Sulphur Springs, Tex. El Reno Vallianf Amarillo, Tex. O wi 'lll ,, 4,5 -: 1 ' w 'ef' 2?'!'f , an f 19 ,bt .1 . if Sue While Shawnee Lois Williams Hale, Mo. as M 5 Dixie Whilfinglon Charlene Wiclrizer Gene Willelord Augusl E. Williams Joplin, Mo. Trinlon. Mo. Duncan Sedalia, Mo. Roberl H. Wolf Alla Mae Wolfe Helen Phillips Wolfe Wanda Needham Woods Welumplra Jones Blanchard Shawnee Roberl' Carrol Wrighi Elaine Wyall Margarel Yahola Louise Yearoul Berl' Yorl: Carnegie Muskogee Wewolca Mounlain Grove, Mo. Shawnee 5l i J The Sophomore Class Dick Ranclels, sludenl' council represen+a+iveg Bob Spears, vice-presidenfg Asalee Fer- guson, secrefary-lreasurerg Marjie Miller, sfudenl' council represenfa+ive, and George Bunyarcl, presiclenf, have worked ai' +he head of fhe Sophomore class for fhis year. fl? James Abbolf Payson Joe Allison Muskogee Margarel Barber Chickasha Kennelh Black Redrock 'E wha-Q Q an my 95 is N 2 fl if X ,Bn J '05 .age-we Wm JW JF' -'Q Jerome Albani Maud Bill Anderson La Habra, Calif. Eddie Barrell Chickasha Dorolhy Blackwell Checolah Imogene Alexander Mayfield Ellen Armslrong Tulsa Mayrene Baxler New Bosfon, Texas Marvin Blanken Tecumseh Lorelfa Allen Hinton Jimmy Arnold Cordell George Beckell Oklahoma City Dolores Boucher Oklahoma Cily Millon H. Allen ldabel George Ball Barllesville Burlon Benham Graham Bob Boss Pawnee g lr ,S .. . with ...-,N Nbr Q-Kr K Joy Boyer Enid Evelyn Brinkley Shawnee George Bunyard Alfus ' Roy Canada Altus 54 'C 3 Barba ra Boyle Shawnee Jean Kansas Joan Kansas Bob Cu Brogdon Cily, Mo Burnidge Cify, Mo Cargill Shing 25? as 5 is fm I fm ,Q .- zzl 'Q ..-f.-. I' F e- ,ms ag' Gordon Bradley Jackie Bradshaw Shawnee Sulphur Springs, Tex. Roberl Earle Brooks Royce Brown Oklahoma Cily Lawton Jeannie Bufler Jacqueffa Caddell Escondido, Calif. Frederick Carl Carson Rolland Carter Lawlon Evansville, lnd. Bernice Branham Neosho, Mo. J. W. Brown Apache Ray Campbell Dallas, Texas Melvin Cailedge Harrah Que r ai Vernon Cavender Okemah Offis Click Oklahoma Cily Jim Cole Shawnee William Cook, Jr. Cushing Wayne Chisum Shawnee William R. Click Shawnee Pa? Ccllum Seminole Norma Joyce Coursens Dewar ,ww Roy L. Cissna Shawnee Cecil Clolfelfer Medford Norma Combs Shawr-ee Dwighf Cox Elgin, Kansas Rowell Clark Muskogee Carolyn Clouse Amarillo, Texas Sfeve Ccnafser Shawnee Floyd H. Crabb Leedey Barbara Clarkson Sfigler Ann Coffey Faxon Tommy Conroy Sl. Louis, Mo. William Dean Crafl Drumrighf ' Q J g .ew '26 ..' 4 .. was '53-2 'l gif-'arf' 5333 iw? vwwv' -'Ut Max Craighead Buffalo Elhan Curfis Shawnee lla Belle Dixon Rosedale Helen Eakins Barflesville s L Hallie Crews Chandler V, K. Curfis Midwesl Cily Adelle Dock Sfiqler Bill Easl os Angeles, Calif. A.. A ,- I .W 1 Jim Crews Max Criser Chandler Wichila, Kansas Lawrence Day Dorolha Denlon Shawnee Waldron, Ark. Wendell Dockum Gene Doulhil, Jr. Oklahoma Cify Konawa Kennelh Elkins Billie Ellis Granile Hugo Floyd M. Culp ' Ponca Cily' John C. Dinger Tecumseh Wayne Ealey Tulsa James O. Eckerl Akron, Ohio Gertrude Euler Friona, Texas James A. Foster Altus Ada Lea Glover Oklahoma City Frank Griffith Shawnee Kenneth Everett Antlers Betty Gallagher Red Oak Ted H. Glover Enid Bill Haggard Oklahoma City Asalee Ferguson Altus Elizabeth Gauntt Muskogee Ralph Goff Seminole Robert Hadden Boise City, Texas 3 '- ,, Q jig ..,,., , :.,.,.,... 4 ,.,.,. ':'::: :VI y A T .3 ' , 4 sid? i .,,,: 5 55555,-V at .i 'Q . .l 'izz T T :,.- 5 S O K' A 3 is ll! if , X sxq Norma Fitzgerald Oklahoma City Dale Geis Gotebo Mary Ann Goodman Oklahoma City Gordon Haley Bethany 1 bi 5 John Flaming Jerome, Idaho Richard George Shawnee Charlene Goree Shawnee Leland Holland Freedom 57 V g Lolifa Hamblelon Tulsa Eugene Hario Pharoah Bill Heilmann Yale Donald Hicks Oklahoma Cify 23.11z1-'1E5EEiSEfi5gi25'5i555?.jfEEi:Q2:, - sa Jeanne Hammons Seminole Sam Harvey Oklahoma Cify William H. Henderson Oklahoma Cify Leonard Hill Denver, Colorado i l. 1 1 Q S 1 . fi , , X 1 1 51' A ss s We is , , I -va., .J Roberfa Hamplon J. N. Harber Marshall Hargrave Gulhrie Seminole Clinlcn, Mo. Harold Haynes Carolyn Hays Ruby Hefley Tulsa Seminole Babbill, Nev. Bill Hendricks Joe R. Hendrick Johnny Henshall Wichita, Kansas Riverside, Calif. Oklahoma Cify Harry L. Hiner Jerry Hobbs Lila Holland Shawnee Cordell Freedom Wm WN we ,saw Q we 5 'QW wan. .sei vig? f 2 Q if 'X i wr' l AH 'Wu , Q, ,S P Q .1 ,Q :RE ' - Palricia Holland Shawnee Onela Hunl Blackwell Bob Jacque Shawnee Dorolhy Johnson Shawnee Alfred Dwain Howard G. C. Howard Manqum Oklahoma Cily Alvin Hunler Jane Ivy Savanna Tulsa William Jeffries Lillian Rulh Jenkins Sl. Louis, Mo. Lawlon Dudley Johnson Carl Jones Memphis, Tenn. Oklahoma Cily Frances Hudson Fullerton, Calif. James Jackson Tulsa Billy E. Johnson Shawnee Don Juslice San Jose, Calif. Barbara Hunf Carlsbad, New Mexico Vera Jackson Temple Bill Johnson Midwest Cily Helen Kaufeldi Grandfield 59 aw? ? 'rf' N .S ., . :::. nvqv '. -. 1 Q V 4 ,. nw X , ,, PW ew K .. , .W ' ' gif:-IQ?-,. ,LE , , H -H 405 5 HQ' 'e-fm' A! Charles Kellar Tulsa Phyllis Kimbell Shawnee Richard Lanman Oklahoma City Hilda Lee Longview, Texas Warren Kelsey Eldon, Mo. .luanila Kinnamon Seminole Bill Lalham Shawnee David Neal Leech Shawnee John F. Kerker Truman Kerr Wally G. Kerr Shawnee Oklahoma Cily Shawnee Dorolhy Kyker Gene Lambson William Lane, Jr. Ringling Lemmon Grove, Calif. Shawnee James H. Laughlin Allen Law Donald Lawson Ramona Oklahoma Cily Shawnee Nel Leeper Cecil Lefevers Wilma Lewis DeOueen, Ark. Fl. Worth, Texas Liffle Rock, Ark. 'FR is mf vw N 'xy px xXx. .43 sf aff ' NK Harold Lichlenwald Muscaline, Iowa Waller G. McGuire, Jr. Dewey Freddie Marks Edmond Calheriwe Marlin Roosevell Charles Livingslon Tulsa Bea Mcliown Oklahoma Cily George Markerl Muskogee Marilyn Rose Mays Cushing Dovie Loman Eileen Lovin Grace McCrighl Tecumseh Glendale, Calif. Tulsa James McMinn Belly Jo Maddox Pal Malone Gulhrie Tiplcn New Boslon, Texas Durwood Marsden Naomi June Mays Alyne Marlin Allus Valleio, Calif. Ouinlon Jo Ann Meler Maxine Mellabarger Herberl Markle Allus Nobel Gulhrie l l 3 ' a new W 9 . if Kr gale 4 Joella Miller Belhany Dorofhy Moser Henrieffa, Texas Billy Noakes Amber Fern Mae Pace Eldon, Missouri l' rw-nu-we ,-2 Mariie Miller Lucerne Monfague Houslon, Texas Anlhony, Kansas Daniel Nanney Alylene Nichols Shawnee Forester, Ark. Mary l. Nokes Lou Whllesell O'DelI Lone Wolfe A Meeker Harry G. Perree Claude Paflerson Carlsbad, New Mexico Shawnee Samuel F. Morris Shawnee Don Nichels Barnsdall R. Bruce O'Dell Meeker Jacqueline Perlman Cenlrolla Milo Morrison Oke mah Wanda Nichols Checolah Eddie Oliver Shawnee James Fillman Beggs 1 , MW -M 'lmwik 'f,?N E E 1 W. aw ' ' 'min Paul Plowman Bill Pogue Shawnee Sand Springs Paul W. Rice Thelma Rice Lone Wolf Shawnee Belly Rodenburg Howard Rolf Kansas Cify, Kansas Lavern J. A. Russell, Jr. William Russell Purcell Amarillo, Texas Garland C. Price Tulane, Calif. Dillard Roberfs Shawnee Ann Elizabelh Rose Midwesl Cily John Rulherford Shawnee lei .. M5 Richard Randels Buffalo Harold Ray Roberfs Shawnee Celeste Rowe Yukon Charles Sapp Oklahoma Oily Ted Reeder Bison Belly Robinson Tulsa Robert Roysden Ninnekah Roberl' E. Saulsberry Shawnee, 'rl l x N A UTY L '91-up 'W-Q ,. A , it N ' A if aa ,,, .., g. 4 A i A .. f ,E as sv ' f WM , l , I 4 ,Q WM' 2134 'md-1 ' ' - , si bqn' X. L Z Pl. Lesley Sch mid? Golebo Oscar Sewell Pawnee Mary Lou Shinn Barllesville Alva Smifh ,Shawnee 64 Tillie Schram Enid Raymond Sexfon Wyandolfe Carol Ruth Showalter Boise Cily Howard Smilh Woodward Guy Scoll Weleelka Roberl Shaw Shawnee Doris Showa Ifer Boise Cify Naomi Smith Shawnee 3 Roy B. Segler Duncan Valara Shaw Shawnee Charles Silkey Tulsa James W. Snider Oklahoma Cily ag y 5 Eslher Selvey Blackwell Ferris Shiffer Nowafa Lee Simmons Tulsa Theo Sommerkamp Tampa, Florida N 'UQ ss mm, IRM wine +. ff' -wk Www? W Bill Sowell Eunice, New Mexico Lencra Lee Sfevens Shawnee Alma Rufh Slreeler Midland, Texas Jo Ann Talley Muskogee Bob Spears Serediah Speirs Jane Sfanbrough Welumka Shawnee Kansas City, Kansas Arol Srevenson Mary Sfinson Ellen Jane Sfowell Anadarko Websler Groves, Missouri Tulsa Howard Clay Sfump James H. Sullivan Lorenne Harrell' Gurley Oklahoma City Sulphur Chickasha Mary Thomas William Thornlon Don Troller Enid Tecumseh Tulsa Paul Sfanley Barllesville Marlha Slowell Tulsa Spurgeon D. Swinney, Jr McAlesler Warren Williams Shawnee 9 Billie Marie Tiplon Lilflefield, Texas Leslie Vaughan Shawnee William Vanderburg Snyder Slerline While Wewokd 66 wk We Q Mm F sefx 5, 'X X 'af if . .Rig tw: ri? Jack Turman Shawnee Bobbie May Vaughl Dale H. R. Wayland Shawnee Waller Lee Wicker Shawnee vi' U K ft tl . -' , Ni- f l ,i .... ..::I a V .W '32 X Q be . X mv 'Q f K M' af 3 553533412 ' .3 - .ef 45: V55 if X X . JA? 2112554 ' 45' Si Marshall Underwood Carrol Vallandingham Fairfax Sl. Louis Weldon Viar Don Vogl Shawnee Gulhrie Allen Webb Charlolle Wesl Iman Springs, Arkansas Reydon Belly Jo Wilburn Jim Williams McAlesler Shawnee Charles W. Vann Kingston Ansel Walker Ada Bernon Wheeler Mangum Nancy Willis Oklahoma Cily Warren Winseff Naomi Wolfe Lorraine Woods Mary Woolfon M'F'l0 ' Wfide . Shawnee Pawhuska Midwesl City Shawnee Y'1C5'Pa- Cal'fom'a Bob Wright Selman Edward Wrighl Charles Wynne James Yarborough Burmingham, Alabama Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Bob Hadden Noel Walkins Ke nion Nowafa l g The Freshman Class Heading fhe largvesi' class on 'rhe campus are Robeni Hammons, presiclenh Pa+ Payne, parliamenfariang Miles Seaborn, chorisierg Reba Dickson, organisfg Bill Long, reporferg Joyce Lee Phelps, pep leader, Helen Hil+on, hisforiang Wilbur Lewis, vice-presiclenfg Rober'I'a Bishop, sfudeni' council reprsen+a'riveg Ella LeMas+er, freshman queen: Don Taylor, s'I'uden+ council represen+a+iveg Eloise McCracken, secre+ary, and Benny Mc- Dow, cheer leacler. 9 Pauline Adair Caddo David Armslronq Tulsa Roberf Bailey Tecumseh Earlene Barlon EI Reno Max Alexander Senfinel Ronald Arlzberger Oklahoma Cily Jack Ballew Lawfon Nedra Barton. Sf. Louis, Missouri INF' Bill Allen Holdenville Marshall Auslin Shawnee Belly Bankslon Muskogee Helen Baxler Oklahoma City Helen Allen Ryan Burl Bagwell Broken Arrow Mary Barnelf Shawnee Mariorie Baumker Sl. Louis, Mo. Q 'Q David Anderson Tulsa Travis Bagwell Escondido, California Claylon Barlon Geroid, Texas Pauline Bavinqer Plyor ' 3' J v 4 'like .4-1X 'QA Bob Beams Dallas, Texas James Bell Shawnee Joy Blevins Dover Bonnie Bowels N. Kansas Cily, Missouri Bob Bealy Hollis Roberla Bishop Muskogee Ralph Blevins Purcell Wendell Bradford Wichila, Kansa S Dorolhy Beawn Shawnee Roberl' Bishop Kansas Cily, Missouri Nancy Blue Tulsa Delores Bradshaw Oklahoma Cify Belh Becker Lawlon Leo Biswell Chandler Carroll Bodkin Maud Bill Brinkley Narman Jo Ann Beesley McLoud Marlha Biswell Chandler Genelle Boldinq Greenville, Texas Edilh Buck Oklahoma Cily 1 wv35l ' 'Q' Charles Bugg Shawnee Roy Carpenter Shawnee Franklin Casl Shawnee Roy Clark McAlesler Don Burkes Midwesl Cily June Carr Sulphur Welema Chealwood Seminole Howard Clow Dawson Juanila Buller Newkirk Bill Case Ardmore Bud Cline Huntington Park, California Bob flockron Shawnee , l' Doyle Cagle Lawion Billy Cashon Haskell Paul Cheek Los Angeles, California Charles Coker Dallas, Texas June Caldwell Oklahoma Cily Donna Cassady Oklahoma City Glen Clark Gracemonl Belly Ccmplon Eufaula Judy Condonier Pryor Phyllis Cox Okemah Robert Crilfendon Fresno, California Arnold Davis Shawnee iww sd! Gwendolyn Copeland Oklahoma Cily Frank Coy Oklahoma Cify Donnalefa Crofford Escondido, California Bill Davis Shawnee Charles Couch Margaref Covinqlon Shawnee Tulsa Paul Corrick Jean Crews Shawnee Oklahoma Cily Corrinne Cullen Floyd Culp Shawnee Ponca Cily Clarence Davis, Jr. Jalelfa Davis Shawnee Midwesl Cify Bill Cox Oklahoma Cily Mary Crews Chandler Charles Day Springdale, Arkansas Marcena Davis Ponca Cily 25' ,- Thomas Davis Jack Dawson Shawnee Shawnee Charles Dickerson Waller Dickinson Tulsa Holdenville Maryellen Drew Tom Clark Tulsa Pawhuska Ross Dodge Dorolhy Eckerf Shawnee Shawnee Ollie Deharf Heavener Reba Dickson Oklahoma Cily Bobbie Davis Slonewall Mary Ecklund Sl. Louis, Missouri mm Nancy Desmond Shawnee John Dockery Shawnee Jerry Dodge Shawnee Billye Edmonds Oklahoma Cily Joyce Dezelle Lawton Boyd Dodson Pierce Cify, Missouri Ronald Dobelbower Tulsa Odonna Edwards Shawnee 4 5179 Xl' , 5 -Q,j,5 4'f 3 5 .,,, , f ,,.-,ei-, M' e x Y L A I ., Ak sn, a ,K ji 3 1' 2' Cy ff ' Q? 5 4 4 5 3 1 fi! , , if J ' 1 2 1 ' umm, fr' 1,-lui. Q' ., 351' ww' ww- H ' ii-r A I-, i-' F if ,l 1 1' it Ik ,- fiief . fm? . :nf qffjwfihigv' vW,Qr vv11 , N, 4, a , 'EWS 1- if 4. ,rf gg Gene Edwards Buffalo Ada Emmons Sulphur Springs, Texas Nema Fife Maud John Wilson Shawnee Joyce Edwards Curfis Edson Hobarf Oklahoma Cify Jackie Ezell Kennefh Farrar El Reno Carter Nine John File, Jr. Mary Fifzer Holdenville Joplin, Missouri Charles Winney Charles Wiseman Shawnee Sunnymead, California if Carolyn Ellioff Chicago, Illinois Roberf Favor Cresenl Mary Foreman Marlow Miriam Vfolfe Jones Wilburn Elmore Houslon, Missouri Milfon Ferguson Harrah Jack Fosler Poleau J. M. Wood Manilou Wilma Foster Alfus Carl Frosf Tonkawa Mary Ellen Gay Shawnee Howard Good Shawnee ,M .W-my , MW I M , Q ? f W W 'S' X 0, fy 1, 03 Y ,f l . 'A f f . .piifrfiw 'J Q Q dl? 'Ffa uw, ,mage 'Q :di Ruby Francis Oklahoma Cily Earline Fulfon Barflesville Bonnie Gibson Hardesly Dalrymple Goodson Shawnee Dolores Franklin Oklahoma Cify Geneva Gaile Oklahoma Cily Arlen Gill Pofeau John Goss Oklahoma City Melvin Franklin Choleau Jimmie Garreff Shawnee Corrine Goforlh I-lobarf Rulh Ann Gould Drurnrighl 'Jail' Virginia Frifzler Shalluck Frederick Gasswinf Wellingfon, Kansas Velma Gofo rlh Shawnee Lorelfa Green Fell l +4 Od so 4 -, 1:3 Marion Green Fell Elma Hadley Collinsville Mariorie Harman Gage Sam Woodrow Gare FW L X. a E Leslie Grissom Shawnee Wanda Hamaker Gage Edwin Harper Lone Wolf Marfha Woodruff Sf, Louis, Missouri Q'-S' John Guriey ' Chickasha John Hamm Oklahoma Cily Udell Harris Waldron, Arkansas Marcel! Woodruff Sl. Louis, Missouri Leon Haddock Shawnee Roberl Hamrnons Seminole Mary Harrison Alfus Ollie Wood Balko salts ko Perry Haddock Tulsa Joseph Hario Pharoah Russell Harrison Lamonl, California James Woods Anderson, Missouri Norma Harlman Kansas Cily, Missouri Roberfa Henry Gufhrie Wanda Hilly Housfcn, Texas Ada Hogsell Ness Cily, Kansas John Hawk Oklahoma Ciry Charles Herrin Shawnee Beverly Hinkle Tullle Peggy Howell Sanla Ana, California eww 'Mn fi! Coy Hearin Shawnee Olis Hibbard Konawa R, B. Hodges Anadarko Dorolhy Hawson Muskogee Marlha Hedges Tribbey Bill Hill Shawnee Dan Hodges El Reno Alan Hubber Fl, Gibson me Q KP , . sw Roberl Henry Ardmore Helen Hilton Meeker Bob Hceffer Amarillo, Texas Joanne Huddarl El Reno ww z 2 if Joo Jo it . :1: .- 3' f'Y5'a'll 'wle 432 sir ,fm aww, 4' nu '18 Lora Hulsey Pauls 'Valley Bill Jackson Shawnee Jack H. Jameson Wewoka Margarel Jolley Enid ,i .5 is Bobbie Hun? Mangum Mildred Jackson Shawnee Mary Jenks Shawnee Ben Jonas Pawnee Carol Hunler Hobart Wayland Jackson Ardmore Delores Johns Tulsa Dale Jones Hon-uiny Glenn Hunler Oklahoma Cify Roberl Jarrell Anadarko Lucille Johnson Thomas Eugene Jones Shawnee ap- Wanda Inman Hobart William Jarvis Birmingham, Alabama Muriel Johnsfon Newkirk Aline Kaufeldl Grandfield Roberl Jones Shawnee Pai Kerr Ardmore Lloyd Kilchell Shawnee Bill Langsion Shawnee so H .-ng., :QHFW Bob Keck Wirl Bill King Maywood, California Mallhew Koonce Harrah Wilma Larqenl Cushing Charles Kelly Anadarko Jayne King Wewoka Harvey Kneisel Richmond, California Charles Laurence Gran? Cify, Missouri Bill Keller Shawnee Kenneth Kienzle Shawnee Ray Lamberl Lexingfon Marqarel' Lawrence Springdale, Arkansas 'lik' Carolyn Kennon Springfield, Missouri Roger Kirkman Housion, Missouri James Lane Oklahoma City Dolores Laws Cadool, Missouri l l l l l l l l , NW X M,- a 149' fi M ' 2 . X . -it W .... 1 ,. mms 'OH Glenn Lawson San Diego, California Ella LeMasler San Anfonio, Texas Jean Lollis Wewoka Lois Lucas Los Angeles, California 80 1? Kennelh Lay Hominy Bill Lenehan Anadarko Bill Long Sacramenio, California Inez Luinsfra Laverne Bill Leach Oklahoma Ci+y Wilbur Lewis Okmulgee Bob Long Sacramenlo, California Waller Lufke Oklahoma Ciiy Ed Ledbelier Tulsa Helen Livengood Tulsa Zula Long Hobarf Jackie Marlhrip Siafford Bill Leikam Tulsa Donald Lockyear Bixby Doris Lovell Oklahoma Cily Maudie Maulin Shawnee if Q JO' '.,s 5 szs 5 :'::-2:1:: 5 K J f 'QW' -4? Jimmy Maupin Bill McArlhur Slralford Shawnee Helen McColgin Eloise McCracken lleydon Woodward Bell Flora Mc6irl Charles McNeil Wewoka Aloka Bob Mgrgden Delighl Marlin Alfug Clinlon gm aw aw' ws. ' fl! A s, Joe McCerfhy Cickasha Benny McDow Gardens, California Jean McVay Maud Alvin Marlens Shawnee 9, X 'Q WW: Palricia McCarly Ardmore Howard McGee McAlesler Paula Mallams Tulsa Joe Marlin Apache Billie McClure Shawnee Mary McGee Cyril Leon Manhis McLoud William Mashburn Shawnee J?-fm Bill Mahlhews Owasso Palricia Mills Sf. Louis. Missouri David Moore Shawnee Peggy Morgan Tulsa Olive Means Newkirk Ned Mil ner Oklahoma Cily Glen Morgan Roosevelf Frank Morlon Shawna WW 4 ann., x K 115, Hugh Meredilh Muskogee Alma Milchell Okmulgee Karleen Moore Ardmore Eva Muller Valleio, California Lee Miller Richmond, California Ed Mize Shawnee Arline Morgan Ryan Neva Muller Valleio, California ,1'W 'k Dorolhy Mills Seminole George Moody Norman John Morgan Fresno, California Neal Myers Oklahoma Cily Roy Myrick Altus Leon Noss Muskogee J. E. Owens Copan Clifford Park Lexington Eugene Nance Ft. Smith, Arkansas Bill Oeland Tuiunga, California Jorge Padron Havana, Cuba Janet Pearson Buffalo Mary Netherton Muskogee Lucien Oldham Tecumseh Dorothy Palmer Oke mah Kenneth Parrish Midwest City Calvin Nevels Ulysses, Kansas Billie O'Neal Healdton Rose Palmer Bell, California Pat Payne Bethany Eva Jo Nichols Forester, Arkansas Betty Owens Copan Nelda Paramore Duncan Johnny Parker Bell, California lk 'E PWA. wang.. Jerry Perkins Shawnee Roberl Phillips lloyil Laura Pollard Vici Harry Price Shawnee Eerli Perriqo Tallanr Raymond Pickering Gufhrie LeRoy Pound Safanla, Kansas Larry Priebe Okeene Thurman Pfaff Barllesville Sarah Piper Tecumseh Joy Belh Power Alfus Franklyn Ramey Pawnee Joyce Phelps Yale Geraldine Pills Lillle Rock, Arkansas Charles Prewilf Ponca Cify Robbie Ragland Panama Mariorie Phillips Houslon, Texas Jack Plowman Shawnee Dorolhy Prewiff Ponca Cify Patricia Randol Clinfon E l William Ray Charles Redman Henry Reed Gran? City, Missouri Newcasfle Tecumseh Charles Rich Lee Rehard Jack Richardson Porlales, New Mexico Bell, California Shawnee Bob Sarsyard Ted Savage Tom Sawyer Shawnee Allus Tulsa Jonnie Rawlings Tim Rocker Tommy Joe Rocker Muskogee Dale Dale Frank Renfro Tecumseh Wilma Roberls Tulsa Leonard Schreiner Cooperfon James Rulan Nashville, Tennessee 'NWN 'Q,- . Ralph Renfrow Balko Edward Minars, Jr Anderson, Missouri Vernon Schroeder Collinsville Ed Sanders Tulsa V r 4 Xin x 1.4 -an Q ' 5 :if'.f:'3'1i f I P r,3fff?Q. 'vi-. f 1:23 53 5351- 31111 lr fi 'Aix Q ' V f r , 4? fe? Ray Scrogqins Eldorado Joe Shellon Shawnee Eldred Smith Woodward Jimmy Smilh Oklahoma Cify 86 Miles Seaborn Oklahoma Cify Richard Shonfs Oklahoma City Frank Smilh Shawnee James E. Smith Shawnee Dean Selby Slralford Roberl' Skipwilh Seminole Gayle Smith Talpa, Texas Jim Smilh Oklahoma Cily Marvin Scofl Shawnee Joe Sloan Ardmore George Smilh Vici Joan Smilh Tulsa Leon Sewell Lawion Charles Smiley Oklahoma City James Smilh Tahlequah Linden Smifh Tahlequah .1 13? -6'5- I :vw I w Waller Snelgroye Bob Snelson Wanda Spencer Shawnee Sl. Louis Fllaur Billy Slearman Ramona Slearman Raymond Stephens Shawnee Shawnee Konowa Lucille Sfidham Bob Sliller Rufh Slone Holdenville Shawnee OkIaho'na Cily Murray Sfrickland Ellon Taggarl Don Taylor . Oklahoma Cily Fl. Cobb Los Angeles, California g -If a n A' iii' Gerald Squyres Lawfon Jimmy Slewarl Hendersonville, N. Carolina June Sloul Seminole Wayne Taylor Haskell Bill Sfafon Hollis Loyce Sligler Clinton Roberl Slrickland Oklahoma City Carlella Thomas Shawnee 'Wie 'YU 4 is Everefl' Thomas Drumrighl Russell Thompson Shawnee Viclor Varner Holdenville Ruby Wahl Boyd :S 1 E l l Q l i l Harry Thompson Slonewall Bob Thrush Allus Leonard Vaughan Shawnee Francena Wahweak Harrah Y l -ug mal' flew' June Thompson Wilson Leslie Tilley Oklahoma Cify Charlolfe Velau Haslings Johnny Walker Ff. Worlh, Texa 5 2 M Q 'C 3 - ...::aaa:2.i ' r egg x :::::.:.:...:,:f 'YW 35? Kennelh Thompson Sh reveporf, Louisiana Joyce Tims Allus Fl. W. Vick Shawnee Julius Walker Dale K Mary T. Jamison Beggs Arlie Tubbs Shawnee Theodore Violeil Seminole - Lucille Wall Slilwell r.,,,,,. Lynn Walton Comanche Virginia Waugh Ponsa City Howard White Sha-,vnee Martha Wilcoxen Lawton nw, Q14 is 'W l is I WNW Stella Vllapskineh Shawnee Lee Weathened Holdenville Loren White Sulphur Thomas Williford . Tulsa Earl Ward Shawnee Burly Webb Clinton Mildred White Seminole Ella Wilson Shawnee Monnie Ward Hugo Thomas Webb Muskogee Frank Whitfield Fairfax Frankie Wilson Shawnee Peggy Ward Greenville, Texas Kenneth Whinery Carter Margaret Wilburn McAlester Glenwood Wilson Shawnee 89 - A David E. Wright Allen Leo Yates Shawnee Willis F. Young Tuiunga, California FAQ Second Semester Students GEEK' iii' 'Whfwwwvlf MM Leonard Wade Gould Frezhman Jack Winnett Shawnee Special Robert Watson Elta Lola Wauchope Carolyn Whitten Oklahoma City Shawnee Altus Freshman Sophomore Freshman Vlrgile Chappell Laverne Senior Don Whitlen Altus . Freshman W. J. Hart Shawnee Senior ,WSG wp- mn A aim.. ,4gwrp,. 'NM gg-,fo ..-s f:95s'w, rr. 'I ww is S s sf' we Xb, y 1 , f is -. ' syrfliafsgt:-.r w -' ,9,,.,,, .Qu Ny b QW V E '.: gzogn A s . ,Q 1-swf' is H 111 James Abboll Ada Fresh man Bonita Bankhead Srigler Freshman Paul Chase Shawnee Junior Mary Ellen Darrow Sperry Freshman Jerome Albani Shawnee Freshman Marvin Bishop Salina Freshman Melvin Clark Shawnee Junior Belly Dillinger Cassville, Missouri Freshman Paul Allen Oklahoma Cily Junior Jim Blackburn Fillslown Freshman Ward Coachman Werumka Junior James Dillinger. Cassville, Missouri Sophomore Bill Arnell fulsa Junior LaDoye Bolich Meeker Unclassified Dave Collins Bakersfield, California Junior James Dooley Earlsboro Freshman Terrence Baggefl Clinlon Sophomore Edward Burns Shawnee Freshman Lois Cox Augusfa, Kansas Sophomore Bill Draper Nicoma Park Freshman Barbara Epperson Siloam Springs, Arkansas Sophomore Roy Ford Crawford Sophomore Kafhryn Gregory Pocasset Junior Jim Haqle Shawnee Freshman Q34 . S--we... GSM ZQMQW' 1.! '! Bob Eyre Dalharf, Texas Sophomore John Franklin Shawnee ' Freshman Paul Groves Shawnee Junior Fred Hardin Claremore Junior wmv FWS?- Joane Fillman Shawnee Senior Roberl Franks Bowlegs Sophomore Lufher Guffy Shawnee Senior Jean Haynes Sl. Joseph, Missouri Freshman James C. Fiske Holdenville Freshman Arlie Gilmore Yucaipa, California Sophomore Maynard Hadley Shawnee Freshman Fred Jackson Shawnee Junior sw wb Joan Fixico Hold-enville Sophomore Mrs. Raymond Glass Brilfon Sophomore Roberl Haggard Eufaula Senior Eleanor Ann Jones Oklahoma Cily Unclassified num ,WWF -aaa., 'WW wguk Leslie Kennon Springfield, Missouri Sophomore Roy Marrs Tecumseh Special Jean Selby Sfrafford Freshman Donald Smool Yucaipa, California Sophomore Q3 il Norma Lee Kerns Sl. Joseph, Missouri Freshman June Miller Milwaukee, Wisconsin Special John Smilh Tulsa Sophomore Cecil Slewarf Shawnee Freshman Gene Lenlz Hulchinson, Kansas Sophomore Ralph Overlon Pond Creek Unclassified Kennelh Smilh Shawnee Sophomore George Slewarf Kansas Cily, Kansas Junior Lois Lindsey Dixon, Missouri Junior Jack Reynolds Seminole Sophomore Roberl Smifh Tulsa Junior O. C. Sulferfield Cemenl Senior Donald MacKeen Glendale, Missouri Freshman Helen Anne Roberls Shreveporf, Louisiana Freshman Sidney Smiih Talpa, Texas Freshman William R. Talley Tecumseh Junior Ni, x ' .Q1'fqf4 S14 lj. .N JRIKZ' , . e .U Moy Thy .qv . , '. ,H -1 Y-.' Vigjwg ,J Qv 1' 4:'L,:Qi f NJ ,,,w 1 1' 1. 5 , V, 'P' ' . . f , Q -q -, r l- .j , 5 '31 , , , ,X 3,.l.b,.,i, H. 1 11 I 1 . .- ,, 4 ,L ' - ,Hal-:A . 5,'f'f-- .g , -. . K ..,. 4 ' .fy ,?-.N .W-pl, t .t , J. V., xv V . h - ' QW: d ' f-Y , M. I , , Ay' aff? F5 fi ,,f,,-mf.-Q A I QW . , :M 1. ,, .1f'1'm2,'L.ff'. 'pgggg' f , ,. -,?ff,g:,. ..L...Q, Q A L . 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Complefion of ihe S300,000 sfrucfure, buill' wifh ihe aid of 565,000 dona+ed by ihe people of Shawnee, broughl a flood of congralulaiory fele- grams from sporis leaders all over The couniry. One of The largesi' college gyms in lhe sfaie, iis 'faciliiies include fhree baslceiball couris, equipmenf for a varieiy of sporfs, offices, class rooms, dressing rooms, broadcasiers' and announcers' booihs, and seaiing room for over 3,000 fans. Bison fieldhouse would be fhe pride of any coach. 96 l Beuford Barnum, in his second year of col- lege coaching, produced ihe slafe AAU champion baslcefball +eam. The exfended cage season was barely over before he was busy wilh 'lhe Bison baseball squad. ln his sfudenl' days af OBU he lefiered in baslcelball and held fhe high iump record. Going on +o A 81 M, he was capfain of one of Lynn Wal- dor'f's 'fooiball ieams, leHered in basheiball under Hanlr lba, and sei a broad iump record which slood unlil l945. Afier graduafing in I935, he coached af several s+a+e high schools coming io OBU in I946. Coaches Edward Hur+, ir,, direclor of alhlefics, has charge of OBU's expanding afhlelic program. Head 'lraclr coach since l935, he has consisl- enfly produced winners, and his ieams have ialren fhe Collegiaie conference iraclc meei' 'For fhe pasl eighl limes. He has also coached foofball and baslcefball. An oufsfanding afh- lele a+ OBU, he graduafed in I929, and coach- ed af Elk Cify and Alfus iunior college before coming 'lo OBU in I935. He has been insfru- menfal in expanding lhe physical educafion program 'lo where il can play a pari' in all slu- den+ life. He received his mas+er's degree from Oklahoma universify in I939. n i 6 .---.. ---1 W M--w o M... . . Em, Back: Barnum, V. K. CurTis, Conrad, Aldridge, C. CurTis, Walker, Bass. FronT: Waffs, Crews, likens, Cooper, Farrar, Howard. Bob SlrilleT Bass, iunior guard 'From Tulsa, was capTain of The I949 Bison cagers. He was named io ihe 5ll'i0U n5meni Team ai ATTer occupying The CollegiaTe conTerence doormaT Tor Three seasons, The Siaie AAU meei ai Bafilewllle- The OBU Bison climbed up inTo a conTending posiTion in The conference ,, race This year and Then Topped The year off by becoming Oklahoma AAU baslreTball champions and bringing home OBU's TirsT baskeTball Trophy- and whaT a Trophy! This year The Bison combined The hard driving, spirifed play of pasT seasons wiTh improved ball handling and scoring punch. AfTer an early loss To EasT CenTral, OBU climbed inTo a Tie Tor num- ber Two spoT in The conference, and missed a Tie Tor TirsT by only Two poinTs. ATTer leading The co-champion NorThwesTern Rangers all The way, The Alvans pulled ahead in The closing minuTes To elce ouT a 5I-49 vicTory. ATTer sTaying in The TirsT division mosT of The season, aTTer The lasT game They dropped To TiTTh wiTh a season record of seven losT, seven won. AlThough Their season record was I8 games won I2 losT, only four of These were losT by more Than Tive poinTs. and unTil The naTional Tour- namenT, no Team had more Than an Il-poinT win. The six Times naTional AAU champion Phillips 66 Oilers had one oT Their narrower collegiaTe wins aT Shawnee, winning 50-39, aTTer OBU compleTely ouT-played and ouTscored Them in The second halT. The Bison sTarTed The season wiTh Three sTraighT vicTories, Two of These over Tulsa universiTy, 43-35 and 58-53. ATTer being upseT by Olr- mulgee Tech They came baclr To win over EasTern A 8: M Twice before losing To The 66ers and EasTern New Mexico. Playing aT San AnTonio during The ChrisTmas holidays, The Bison lCon'T page lOll . Bob Lilcens, lefl, Dale Sophomore, was lhe +eam's high scorer and ranlxed Fiffh in conference scoring af lhe end of fhe season. He was named +o The all-conference feam selecled by league coaches, and al fhe slaie AAU lournamenl re- ceived 'lhe mos? valuable player award as well as a berfh on fhe all-fournamenl feam. Kennelh Tex Fa rrar, rig h 'l', sophomore guard from Carier Nine, in his firsf year wilh ihe Bison received honorable men- lion on fhe all-conference feam, The game lhal sei a Bison 'Fieldhouse scoring record-OBU 63 Phillips 50 4 Ansel Wallrer Ada Guard Bruce Conrad Tulsa Forward V. K. Curfis Midwesi Cily Forward Henry Haynes Chelsea Forward Wilmonf Walls Rosedale Forward Dove: Win or lose, fhere was always ghier a+ +he games when clowns Ed- Barreff, left and Bob Woolley were re. gh+: Slrille+ lefs fly wilh a long one Soufheas+ern's Troy Webb rushes up sfop him. , - lromped ihe Sf. Mary's universify RaHlesnakes 52-39, only fo be edged ou+ 44-43 by fhe same feam iwo nigh! lafer. They also defeaied Broolce Medical Cenier 45-43 fo falce a seven won, four los? record info conference play. Affer dropping fhe opener 45-40 fo Easf Cenfral a+ Ada, 'rhey came baclc wiih ihree wins over Noriheasfern 39- 3I, Sou+hwes+ern 35-30, and Cenh-al 39-34. Afier losing +he previously menfioned ihriller fo Norfhwesfern, 'They edged Phillips 37-35 fo slay in second place. The loss of Hank Haynes, high-scoring forward, af fhe end of fhe firsf semesfer hur+ +he +eam, and Coach Barnum had fo go io work fo 'find anofher winning combinalion. Dropping iwo games To Easi Cenfral and Soulheasfern low- ered fhe Bison fo 'Four+h in fhe conference, Meeiing ihe Rangers a+ Shawnee, ihe Bison again al- mosf proved +he come-uppance of fhe champs. Trailing 29- 4l in ihe second half, OBU came from behind +0 pull ahead wiih four minufes leff. However, ihe sharp-shoofing Norfh- weslern crew wouldn'+ be denied, and came baclr fo win 52-47. Affer cosing +he season wifh a win over Souihwesfern and losses fo Cen+ral and Soufheasfern, ihey headed for fhe siale AAU fournameni ai Barflesville. The Bison proved +o be fhe darlr-horse of fhe meer, lCon'+. page l03l 4 Above: Bass drives under Hue baske? for a shof in fhe Easf Cenfral game. Leff: Here's a 'Finger in your eye, buh. A Sou+heas+ern Savage gives Cooper an exira-close iob of guarding. Righ+ Bison and Golden Hurricanes go affer lhe ball in rhe Homecoming game surprising pracfically everyone by winning The 'lrophy and wifh if a berfh in +he nafional AAU fournamenr a+ Okla- homa Ci+y. Af+er 'raking iheir firsf game from +he Conoco Oilers 46-26, lhe Baplisis upse+ fhe S+illwa+er Agvels 29-27. ln ihe semi-final fill wiih fhe Souiheasiern Savages fhe Bison elred our a 50-49 viclory in a double-overlime fhriller. Behind al' half-+ime, lhe Bison pulled ahead of ihe Savages only fo be 'lied up in ihe closing seconds. They fool: 'lhe lead in fhe firsl' over? p gain, ul held oui' in 'lhe second +o win and go io fhe finals. ime, only +o be 'lied u a ' lo Playing Cenfral Slafe 'For fh e Hfle, OBU sfaved off a second half Bronc rally +o win 46-43. ln fhe opening game of fhe naiional fournamenl, play- ed ai +he OCU gymnasium, 'lhey los+ +o a 'fasl'-brealcing Cen- fral college crew from Missouri, 43-bl. Almosf 600 loyal Bison 'fans allended fhe game as a resul+ of ihe school holi- day declared +o celebr f h ' a e 1' e slafe hfle. , LeH: Tex blocks a shoi' by a Souiheasrerner THE TROPHY OBU 42 43 58 35 46 38 39 3I 52 45 43 40 39 35 39 37 49 37 42 39 52 63 42 49 30 46 29 50 46 43 Above: Walls s+ops an Olrmulgee Tech man in lhe season opener Leff: Easl' Cenl'ral's Pack lries for a basliel OPPONENT OPP. Ohmulgee Tech 24 Tulsa 35 Tulsa 53 Olrmulgee Tech 36 Easlern A 8: M 29 Easlern A 8: M I3 Phillips 66 so Easlern New Mexico 35 Sl. Mary's 39 Broolre Medical Cenfer 43 Sl. Mary's 44 'kliasl Cenfral 45 lNorlheas1ern 3l 'kSou+hwes+ern 30 akcenlral 34 'kPhilllps 35 'l'Norlhwes1'ern 5l 'Eas+ Ceniral 48 'l:Nor+heaslern 30 'kSou+heas+ern 47 'kNor'lhweslern 47 'Phillips 50 'l'Cenfral 44 'Sou'rhwes+ern 32 3kSou+heas+ern 33 Conoco Oilers 26 Sfillwaler Agvels 27 Soulheaslern foil 49 Cenfral 43 Cenfral lMo.l bl 'I'-Conference games Tolal poinls OBU, l249g Op., II64 Conference games won, 73 losf, 7 Games won, I8: losl, I2 PLAYED Shawnee Shawnee Tulsa Olimulgee Wilburlon Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee San Anlonio San Anfonlo San Anlonio Ada Tahlequah Shawnee Shawnee Enid Alva Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee Edmond Wealherford Duranl' Barllesville Barflesville Barflesville Barllesville Oklahoma Cily Dwain Howa rd Mangum Forward Carl Curfis Midwesf Cify Guard Noel Wailcins Nowaha Forward Jaci: Whenry James Crews EI Reno Chandler Guard Forward ,Q F, 4 - ll Cooper shools one from under The baslref ai Weafherford. lnse+: Bass +ries a lump shoi Burrell Aldridge Sligler Cenier Bill Cooper McAles+er Cenfer var? sa., -'vw-Ii. --..-,ee8n1'Q ,IEQQAHQUHB W-aa-no-Q Back row, lefr fo right: Garland Price, Lloyd Kilchell, Julius Walker, James Burnerr, Coach Barnum. Front Ray Lambert, Ronnie Dobelbower, Don Burkes, Tim Rocker, Franklyn Ramey. Freshman Basketball OBU's firs+ 'freshman baskelball 'leam won I3 games while dropping only lhree in lhe '48-'49 roundball season. The Frosh, proud of lhis record, had a benefil' game lined up wilh 'lhe OBU varsily bul when 'lhe Bison carried off rhe slale AAU flag, lhe game was called off. Bur lhe freshmen clid beal' one slale champ-The Tecumseh American Legionnaires, slale 'lill- isls in 'lhe Legion lournamenl. 32 The Frosh also wenf clown before fhe Legionnaires for one of fheir defeafs. The ofher losses were to one of Oklahoma A. and M.'s basl frosh quinfefs of all fime, and io Shawnee highschool. Bowing before ihe onslaughi' of ihe Greenies, who used boih fhe 'Fasf break and The confrol play praciiced by fhe varsify, were Tinker Field, Harrah lnclependenfs, Seminole Junior college, fhe Tulsa freshmen, ihe Okmulgee Tech B feam, fhe Tecumseh Legionnaires, Excelsior's lndependenfs, and various B reams 'from Oklahoma Collegiafe conference schools. Burkes goes up 'For a sho? in fhe game wiih fhe American Legion Back row, lei? fo righl: Millon Lewis, Glenn Hunter, Joe McCarlhy, Everell Thomas, Harvey Kneisel, Truman Kerr, George Beckeff, Bob Holfg Third: J. L. Henry, Wendell Dockum, Bill King, Benny McDow, Bob Siiller, Fred Jack- son, Don Juslice, Gary Hawkins, James Mailhewsg Second: Coach Hurl, Howard McGee, Ray Campbell, Sam Crowder, Bob Hoefer, George Wilson, John Smilh, Tom Sawyer, Fronl: Bob Spears, Jim Smifh, Don Price, James Lackey, Ed Ledbelfer, Miles Seaborn, Bob Keck. Track Teom For lhe firsl fime in several years, Coach Eddie Hur'l s eighl-lime conference champion ihin- clads had a 'lull spring schedule of big relay meeis. Ailer running in lhe Souihweslern Recrealional lrack and field meel al Fi. Worlh, Texas, March I9, Bison 'lrackslers wenl lo 'lhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. relay previews al Slillwaier. OBU squads also wenl io lhe Texas relays al Ausiin, April 25 Kansas relays al Lawrence, April 23, and fhe famous Drake Relays al Des Moines, lowa, April 29-30. Bison runners caplured eighl' poinls in ihe Fl. Worlh meel, 'five in ihe college and lhree in ihe freshman division. The 440-yard relay 'feam composed oi James Lackey, Howard McGee, John Smiih, and Bob Keck look second alfhough lhey broke 'lhe old meei record of 43.9 seconds. Joe McCar'fhy iook second in lhe 880-yard run for freshmen. George Wilson, miler, and l'he mile relay 'leam com- posed of Wilson, McGee, Lackey, and Keck 'look iourlhs. A+ A. 8: M. lhe freshman squad iook second place behind fhe Oklahoma Aggies in lhe iunior college division, wilh seconds in l00-yard dash, mile relay, and sprini medley. ln lhe universiiy di- vision OBU 'rook lhird in fhe mile relay, 880-yard relay, and sprinl medley. Afler several dual and lriangular meels wilh oiher Collegiaie conference schools, lho Bison cinder-buslers wenl' io 'fhe conference meel al Edmond May l4 io 'fry 'lor lheir nin+h slraighf confer- ence crown. Wilh several relurning lellermen and an oulsianding freshman squad, ii looked like anolher brighl season 'For Herd cindermen. wks.. ,J Wmeww Sfar+ing in upper righ+, going counier clockwise: John Smifh, Tulsa, dashes, relays Leonard Hill, Denver, Colo., broad iump, shoi pu+ Bob Hoefer, Amarillo, Texas, pole vauli Wendell Docltum, Oklahoma Ci+y, quarier-mile, relays Miles Seaborn, Oklahoma Cify, quarler-mile, relays George Beclrefl, Oklahoma Cilyg Gary Hawkins, Shawnee and Truman Kerr, Oklahoma Ciiy, dislances -ik.-f r,?,,f x wie Sfarfing in upper lef+, going clockwise: Bob Spear, Wefumlxa, dislance Don Price, Waurilra, hurdles Wally Kerr, Shawnee, high lump Howard McGee, McAles'l'er, dashes, relays Bob Holf, Shawnee, disfance Evere1'+ Thomas, Drumrighfg Joe Mccarfhy, Chiclsasha, mid- dle diqance, relays, Glenn Hunfer, Oklahoma Cify, mid- dle disfance ra 'r . in Q Y. W-w1..,, V A... f ' Sfarfing up'per right going counier-clockwise Ed Ledbeffer, Tulsa, quarfer-mile, relays Milfon Lewis, Chandler, Arizona, hurdles Bob Keclr, Wirf, dashes, quarfer-mile, relays Bob Sfiller, Shawnee, slwoi puf, discus George Wilson, Sweelwafer, Texas, middle disfance Fred Jackson, Shawnee, slwof puf, discus James Laclxev. Oklahoma Cify, dashes, quarier mule relays e-4 - A ,..., V fe, --Y -...rw flair Tom Sawyer Tulsa middle dislance, relays Sam Crowder, Seminole, quarler-mile, relays Boxer Gene Punchy Edwards, freshman -from Buffalo, builf up an impressive record during 'lhe year boxing for Tecumseh and Maud boxing clubs, going 'lo lhe finals of 'lhe Golden Gloves sub-dislricl rournamenl. Of 38 fighls, he has won 3I. Jim Smilh Olclahoma Cily dashes, relays T, La Back row: Wayne Ealey, Leon Noss, James Burnevf, Ansel Walker, Charles Driscoll, Joe Sloan, Tim Rooker, Bur- rel Aldridge, J. T. Cassady, Bill Cook, John Dinger, Eddie Oliver, Morris Allen, Kenneth Parrish, Les Grissom, Bill Easf. Fronl: Bernon Wheeler, George Ball, Jim Blackburn, Bob Bass, Franklyn Ramey, Perry Haddock. Gene Edwards, John Rulherford. Boseboll The Bison nine, wilh 'Five relurning lellermen and a good crop of newcomers, slarled fhe season here againsf Phillips universily April 2. Baseball was resumed al' OBU only lwo years ago afler more lhan 20 year's absence from Bison hill. Games were played wilh Phillips, Cenfral, Easl Cenlral, Norfhweslern, Soulhweslern-all Col- legiafe conference games-and Okmulgee Tech. Reiurning lellermen were Ansel Walker, pifcherg George Bosfon, oulfielderg Bernon Wheeler, cafcherg Bob Bass, shorlsfop. Don Osborn, lefferman pilcher, was unable lo play because of a leg operalion, buf assisfed Coach Beuford Barnum in coaching 'rhe leam. Y LeH: John Rulherford goes up in fhe air +o snag a ily. Coming up behind him is Perry Haddock Cenlerz Bob Bass lags runner Bill Cool: ou? a+ second Right Jim Blaclrburn connecis for a hi+. The calcher is George Ball l..J Three of OBU's raclref-swingers-Bob Malahy, Don Lawson, Ferris Shiffer Malahy serves a Fas? one Tennis . Wifh ihe coming of spring, Bison nefs+ers goi' fo work in prepara+ion for The Oklahoma Collegiale conference fen- nis meei af Edmond, May I4. During April and May fhey played several dual mafches wi+h oiher conference schools. Tennis players were Bob Malahy, Don Lawson, Leonard Vaughan, Bruce Conrad and Hugh Meredilh. --1 Five Bison golfers-Arlie Gilmore, George Turner, Blake Woolbrighf, Charles Whaley, Bill Arneff Golf A new sporl' appeared on ihe Bison hill spor'l's scene lhis year wiih lhe organizafion of a golf leam. The eighi-man squad played several dual meels wifh oiher conference schools and parlicipaled in fhe collegiaie lournamenf al' Oklahoma Ciiy May l2. The squad was composed of George Turner, Bill ArneH', Arlie Gilmore, Harold Liddell, Eddie Barreff, Blake Wool- brighf, Jaclc Davis, and Charles Whaley. Jack Davis gels ready +o fee off on +he Bison greens l A 9 I as ,,, -sk... .gm , Air .,5.fgQ, we life Le Bob Jaclrs ge+s loose 'For a run in fhe me H s ,gg l f l ' ' 9' ,, if ' X 5 ' ff I gb an 51. Y 1 ean-xaaian game. E . 1 Cenrer: Ping pong champion Truman Kerr fs ,Q III f Intromurols An expanded inlramural program fhis year allowed more sfudenis fo parlicipafe by including A and B reams in some evenfs. Covering everyihing from 'foofball fo shuffleboard, fhe program offered a sporl in which every- one could parficipaie. ln feam sporfs, bofh independenl and club leagues were somerimes ser up. Eleans fool: lhe flag 'looiball +i+le, losing only one game. They also won in +he Class A inframural baslcelball club league bul' losl fo The Missouri club in The championship filf. I lrighfl hils one fo Bob Tilley Below: Kalalian Don Price lays one in againsf fhe Lalheans Back row, Ieff Yo righl: Wilmonl Wal's, Henry Haynes, Carl Curlis, Bob Likens, George Wilson, Bruce Conrad, V. K. Curlis, Burrell Aldridge, Bill Cook, Leonard Hill, Don Osborne, Ansel Walker, Don Lawson, James Mallhews, Freeman Zunigha, Sam Crowder, Coach Hurl. Fronl: Bernon Wheeler, Bob Spear, Carroll Davidson, John Srnilh, Bill DeGeer, Bob Bass. B Club Composed of men who have won lheir B al' OBU in inlercollegiale compelilion, lhe leller- man's club was organized in l920. Hs purpose is lo fosler glean alhlelics, promole good sporlsrnan- ship, and be a dynamic force in sfudenl life. This year lhe club again sponsored lhe annual high school invilafional baslcelball lournamenl in December. They were also in charge of selling refreshmenls al all home baslcelball games, and worked on plans for improving OBU's afhlelic planl. Women 'a ,homie Ano+her insfrucior in women's physical educafion is Mrs. Charles PiHman, who also coaches fha Bisonefies, girls' bas- lreiball ieam. Mrs. PiHman is anofher Bison alumnus, gracluaiing in l94l. She accepfecl her presem' posi+ion in I947. The women's physical educalion pro- gram a+ OBU is under fhe direciion of Miss Virginia Creed. Affer graduafing from OBU in I945, she direciecl fhe girls' physical educafion program af Shawnee junior high school un+il she accepfed her preseni posifion in I947. M l Back row: Billie McGuire, Joan Burnidge, Dolores Moore, Ollie Wood, Ruby Wahl, Bonnie Ridenour. Fronl row: Lenora Slevens, Margarel Yahola, Earlene Barlon, Joyce Phelps, Billie Pal Phelps. Bisonelles Sparlcing lhe feminine in'l'eres'l in 'lhe world of sporls are lhese 'Fasl' running, hard playing, and quick lhinlcing lassies, lhe OBU Girls' Baslrelball leam. Wilh four wins lhe girls broughi clown lhe following scores: OBU ,.,, ,.-,- 24 Tinker Field A... W, 20 OBU me -ee 43 Tinlrer Field ,---,,. 25 OBU W , H, 23 Soulhweslern , . 22 OBU .. ,,.,,., 32 Soulhweslern .,,, 3l Bonnie Ridenour Pal' Phelps came in wilh a second of 57. nailed down lhe lille of high poinl woman wilh a lofal of 77 polnls Bl le The leam aided lhe WAA in playing hosless al The Olclahoma baslcelball playday held af OBU They offered some good compelilion lo lhe visiling leams. FORWARDS GUARDS Ridenour Moore Phelps, B. P. McGuire Wolfe Burnidge Yahola Wood Phelps, J. L. Wahl Sfevens Ba rlon Rfgl1l: Bonnie Riclenour and some Easl Cenlral players go aflcr five ball in a sfafe play-day game. Leif: No if's no+ ballef. Billie Paf Phelps Bisoneffe forward, Hes up flue ball will: a couple of Easl Cenlral players ai flxe Srafe baslcefball play-day in 'rhe Bison ficfclhouse, March 4. l E :ield hockey was lhe firsf evenl on lhe Women's infercol- giale sporls program. Climax of 'rhe season was parlicipa- 'ion in fhe slale field hockey day al Oklahoma universily, Nlorman, sponsored by lhe ,Oklahoma Alhlelic Federalion for College women. A+ righl: Some Bisonelle field hockey players al lhe siale play day. i 1 Back row: Mary Ann Goodman, Mary Lou Shinn, Jane Ivy, Belly Robinson, Dolores Moore, Asalee Ferguson, Laura Hargrave, Joan Burnidge, Ber Deakins, Mrs. Piffman, Miss Creed. Fronf: Helen Eakins, Judy Whenry, Efhel Cooper, Mary Lou Ruff, Ada Sue Ruff, Belly Wilburn, Billie Pal Phelps, Pal Basself. WAA The Women's Alhlelic associalion al OBU has been aclive, noi only on fhe campus, buf in slale aclivilies of lhe organizalion as well. This year OBU's chapler 'Furnished fhe slale WAA secreiary and was hosl for lhe slale baskelball play day. Besides promofing 'lhe OBU inframural program, lhey were aclive in slale play days al OU, A. X: M., and a camping day al Lake Texhoma. Field Hockey i I l ZW V -- 4 Women's inframurals include everylhing from field hockey, baslrelball and swimming 'lo fable lennis and bowling. Unils of compelilion are 'lhe 'Four clubs and fhe non-clubbers. Two leams from each club enlered some evenls. As in 'lhe men's division, a +raveling 'trophy is awarded fo each year's winner, The club lhal' lalces if lhree limes gaining permanenf possession. The Sporls Banner published by lhe women's physical educalion deparlmenl lrepl sfudenfs in- formed of conlesf resul'l's. Above: An inlramural baslcelball game befween Orians and Yalhians. Righlz A scene al lhe slale field hoclrey meel af OU y. X my A Wy , , fm Below: Three of lhe inlramural swimming winners in ,' ' ,M 'KQV EN ,Q . , V.Ys,,Qs,v Mgsxw ,J ,M J lhe Memorial hall pool. gfx wvwflf 1 jf, , , ,, as r 15 M H X K' i'if ' ,Nw,m, Queens Okie Sheffield, senior from Texas Cily, Texas, was elecled I948 YE 'foolball queen by Elean foo+ball Team. She was crowned af -lhe club's annual foofball banquet The 'field hockey Team chose Dolores Moore, senior from Meeker, as -field hockey queen for I948. U 9 O ,,,.x.3 S ,Q--Q .,,w H, . D I ., 7 fwja -fn. ' ' ,..,q,k . 4 9.3 Q1.g,j 'irq - .sy J 4 ','ggA-, .:,:,Q1. wks, , iff., 4 idgxb W -twfg . .4w1',,,Lf1..jm,:3r1 gf -'1g,wX 3451, gf K, K-KK'-wif'g1,1w,x-Ki.xf1g:y':,f,,' - 'A .' 4 X f vw ' 4- gl g ,- w -K ,M , X. R ,Q -K K..,,.- W,--g,g.fq.a-,,,,.,K ,W I ' ' -, + - X . , K..-'f':.- bfi , I ,' , . . W 4K I ...aj-.. ' 2. I 'J K kjv: . LQ' W' K . Q.J.1 ', , , NV- rf' 'V' A A , ' fm -fu' , VR ' -I-'sr' A 1 N . KW K x 43321 K M ' ' 'M Arxff' Q K',.7gl 7, NKSK. ,ut fj ..,g1,5':,1 4, ,V ,v f 7, 5 ,. JK wi, W p a ijgiyh Kg ., ., .W V S' ' K .,-f K. . ,.v, ,A , 3. , z ' X.,.'..,.z.,u K, .- Mmm. ' ' I . ' '. ' , . Z, . . ,, aw., t V , K , K., .. nw K ' 1 A f ... I fi - K lg' A YKIJM. :,ww-,fr .. f lv. ' - , K Iii - 2 6,5 ' ' .K,5m3:Kfm, A T- 4: 1 ,4,'fw,4. ' :, 'X-ff : A gf' 1 - + 4 . Is. 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Naylor Sociology Keith Porminfer Advertising Betty Thornton English Jeanette White English wg HV ,Q ?'i Who's Okie Sheffield Spanish 1 Who George Wilson Music Education ob Zumwolt iology Ross Wright Chemistry ,,4..Li.4A Beoutylond Bob Kilgore, vice president of the student body, crowns Miss Joyce Edwards as Yohnseh Beauty Queen. Miss Pot Col- Ium presents flowers. 5 z Yohnseh Queen Y and ottendomts Ioyce Edwards Hafhoreom from Hobart YAHNSEH QUEEN 4 Ella LeMaster Hathcurean from San Antonio, Texas Thelma Rice Orion from Shawnee fifgfff 9? f , fi vf, 2 7. i siflif , Norma Hortmoin Kardicm from Kansas City, Missouri Corolyn E lioft Hothoreon from Chicago, Illinois l ! I l Mary Lou Ligon Junior from Lawton Eva Jo Nichols Freshman from Forester, Arkansas Billie McGuire Senior from Muskogee r 4 '4z Jackie Bradshaw Sophomore from Sulphur Springs, Texas Nancy Desmond Freshman from Shawnee Jeanne Hammons Sophomore from Seminole .J Pot McCarty Freshman from Ardmore Ada Moe Hill Sophomore from Shawnee 'XS Mary Ann Goodman phomore from Oklahoma City Roberta Bishop Freshman from Muskogee Joyce Lee Phelps Freshman from Yale Y4.l.J rw , Billie Couch, Penny Dinger, and Felice Warburlon regisfer guesls for 'Phe shale meefing of Sigma Alpha Io+a, in+ernafional honorary music fraferniiy for women. gil. Slgmci Alpha lofcz Convention Mrs. John W. Raley was speaker af fhe annual SAI banqueiz Mrs. Annelle Chandler McAdams, na- lional 'Firsi vice presiden+, was foas+mis+ress. I Y i ,, - f 3' -JZ 'rw as A VW' WT? Ruih Croclcefl, Ernesiine Kirlr, Felice Warburion, and Barbara Roberson are members of lhe Alpha Efa chap+er's flufe quarfef. Pariicipafing in a musicale are local SAI members Tommy Lynch, Doris Showalier, Barbara Roberson, Rose Elaine Lewis, Billie Couch, Wanda Woods, Penny Dinger, Elwynne May, Felice Warburfon, and Rufh Hodges. Rulh Croclcelf is direciing. Ernesfine Jirlx, presidenf, is The accompanist 'Olher officers are Barbara Roberson, vice-presidenig Jean Kelly, corresponding secreiaryg Penny Dinger, recording secrefaryq Rulh Hodges, freasurerg Wanda Woods, chaplain: Rulh Croclrefr, music direciorg and Felice Warburfon, sergeanf-al'-arms. K , . , 5 yn., Confencling for 'Phe coveled crown are lhese ouicasls of sociely Earlene Bar- lcn, Dol Prewi++, Eleanor Ann Jones, Pai Payne, Frosfy Jackson, Jack Henson, Dave Collins, and Johnny Parker. Our Cosmopolitan Campus J 1 1 l l John Delighf found his way +o Florence Ling flew from Shanghai, Shawnee from London, England. China fo a'Hend OBU. v i l Q'- al if Jorge Padron hails from Havana From Bad Hamburg, Germany' come, Cuba Erika Schmidi +...J 4 Visifors on OBU Campus 3 Mrs. Rosalie Mills Appleby, missionary AV EN six lo Brazil for lwenfysfive years, came to speak lo 'fhe s+uden'ls of OBU on fwo clifferenl occasions. Dr. Raley and Mr. Sr'n0liing Room Miller- MF- Dr E. E. Dale addressed chapel aHendan1's on Indian R. G. Miller spoke lo 'Phe sfudenf body on his lore and early higfory of Oklahoma. 'favorile slale, Oklahoma. Mft Mr. Charles A. Wells was broughi io Shawnee by +he Firsl Bapiisi church. He lallxecl +o OBU sfudenfs in fhree special chapels. Rev. H. Guy Moore, paslor of Broadway Bap+is+ church, Ff. Worfh, preached ihe sludem' revival February 6-l2. Miss Hulxo Saiio, from Hawaii, was a special visilor fo OBU. - i -2 . 4 Homecoming ww Day LADY UWA li Lady Orian. 'feaiuring Miss Thelma Rice, is represenfa- five of 'fhe many ou+s+and- K ing floais welcoming 'lhe l? Homecomers. L Dr. Raley and Coach Eddie Hurl presenf fo fhe Home- coming crowd fhe pictures of Clark Craig and J. Lloyd J. L. Squirrel Henry and Don TroHer enferfain Ford, Shawnee business men, who sponsored 'lhe finan- l'l0meC0meI'S Wlfl'1 lllelr clown -3h'llCS in llw Home- cial campaign for ihe Bison Fieldhouse. coming paracle- , ,, , ,km ,, ,, ,,,WRm,5wgA,NJg, , wig, mv , ,, ,4 , Q ,, Hg . .:,., .'-', Q J S E , Q ,,,' 1 V ., .,:: H Y W ? it I 1 l Bhon 43 Hurdcones 35 Tex Farrar and Hank Haynes baH'le if ou! wifh fhe Hur- ricanes for fhe rebouncl. The Harvesi' Queen and her enlourage immediately afler lhe coronalion. Lefl' 'lo righ+, Bob Ham- mons, 'freshman presidenl, Ella LeMas+er, Bob Holi, Acla Sue Ruff, Olxie Sheffield, Kellh Parmlnler JeaneHe While, Mary Genlry, Jimmy and Johnny Harris, Billie McGuire, Mary Lou Ruff, Jack Mor- gan and Margie Miller. Inf' ,na-5 The mixed quarfel' and guesf speaker presenled 'Phe program for one session of lhe Slale BSU conven+ion. 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U 0 ' I' , .' . 9 -:ff , v'nMxJLT?-Arif: .V pgjstg. Lf., Akriqm f.N ,, -xv, ,,..M.,, , .. V5 .Q-q,g.5,, k- -v, Stand on B ison Hil A 4 1-f as we-er 4'-:Q A59 Sigma Alpha Omega I OFFICERS Presiden'r Bob Zumwall' Vice Presidenl Bill Harvey Secre+ary Mary Lou Hixson Reporler Mary Jean Bogan Presideni Elec? James Bell MEMBERS Clarence Frank Bayless, James Bell, Mary Jean Bogan, Dolores Boucher, Lindsey Coffman, Gene Doufhil, Norma Fifzgerald, Mary Gen+ry, Edward Hadden, John Harris, Bill Harvey, Elauise Hawlcins, Mary Lou Hixson, Georgia Jones, Oval Wallcer, Fred Woolard, Bob Zumwal+. Sigma Alpha Omega, pre-professional biological sociely, was organized only Five years ago. Since +ha+ fime if has offered biology s+uden+s a chance +o hear fhe bes+ of 'rhe scien+ific papers wrilfen by our sfudenfs as well as many 'rallcs by oufsfanding biologis+s and men in relaled fields. I+ has provided fellowship among biology majors as well as sfimulaling scholaslic endeavor +hrough Hs high qualificafion. Among fhe highligh+s of +his year have been fhe guesl spealrers, +he sfudenf seminars, fhe annual lec+ure, and fhe spring banquet - Al ,- 5 . - f. 4, .fp Gi 1 Kcippo Delta Pi Founded in I9I I, Kappa Delia Pi is an infernaiional honor socieiy in educafion. O.B.U.'s Bela Efa chapfer is open +o fhose siudenfs who have aHained high sfandards of scholarship and who have proved fhemselves as s+uden+s of disfincfion, preparing ihemselves for fhe profession of leach- ing. Topics for discussion in Kappa Delia Pi cenfer around +he +eaching problems in +he world foday. OFFICERS Presiden+ Roberf L. Haggard Vice-Presidenl Ernesfine LevereH Secreiary-Treasurer Mary Ellen Bridges Hisforian Evelyn Hursf Reporfer Jaclc Morgan MEMBERS Virgle Chappell, H. T. Childers, Rufh CroclceH, Penelope Dinger, Earle McCool, Mrs. Rosa Lee Mc- Cool, Elwynne May, Raymond Price, Rosalee Casey, Nancy Lee, Jane Bowling, Gabe Paxion, Jr., Laura Caflin, Mary C. Smilh, Lindsey Coffman, Manuel Ramirez. GRADUATE MEMBERS Gerry Crewse, Mrs. Morris Hedin, Mrs. Bonnie Jack, A. B. Norman, James Roberson, Mrs. James Vallandingham. Sponsor and Counselor: Lenna E. Smoclr. -r 4 Back row: Beels, Johnson, Ferguson, While J., Slanfield, Tanner. Fronl rowzi Horton, Baxler, Euler, Casey Collum, Shelburne, While, S. Lambda Lambda Lambda The Lambda Lambda Lambda, religious iournalism lralernily, has as ils mollo and goal The wrillen word ol lhe Living Word lhrough reason. The organizalion provides for fhe iournalism slu- denls' social and professional conlacl wilh lhe wriling world. This year marlrs lhe lirsl of lhe annual awards given for oulslanding conlribulion in lhe lield of religious journalism. Joe Burlon, edilor ol HOME LIFE, a Baplisl lamily magazine, has been awarded lhis honor lor lhis year. Tri-Lambda is sponsored by William F. Tanner, head of lhe journalism deparlmenl. OFFICERS Eclilor Emerilus Orace Johnson Edilor Rosalee Casey Fealure Edilor Paul Slanlield Adverlising Manager Len Green Business Manager Faye Shelburne MEMBERS Mayrene Baxler, Freeman Beels, Bill Case, Rosalee Casey, Clylice Church, Carolyn Clouse, Pal Collum, Bob Crillenden, Maryellen Drew, Gerlrude Euler, Asalee Ferguson, Jack Fosler, Len Green, Karleene Horlon, Orace Johnson, Leslie Kennon, Bill Long, James Mallhews, Helen McColgin, Gene Medders, W. S. Mooneyham, Keifh Parminler, Faye Shelburne, Mary Lou Shinn, Paul Slanlield, Jeanelle While, Slerline While, Theo Sommerlcamp. Sigma Tciu Delta The Chi Della chapfer of Sigma Tau Della, naiional fralernify for professional English majors, is an acfive organizaiion on our campus. The club endeavors fo slimulafe original prose and poefry among ifs members. These selecfions wifh personalify slcefches, essays and Feaiure arficles are pre- senled in fhe mefrings, Scriblerus is +he ul'rima+e resulf of +he work done by ihe Sigma Tau Del+a members af O.B.U. OFFICERS Presidenf Lefa Mae Allard Vice-Presidenf Laura Caflin Secrerary-Treasurer Mrs. Gerfrude Taylor Reporier Orace Johnson MEMBERS Leia Mae Allard, Norene Anderson, Charlolfe Arpaio, Mary Ellen Bridges, Bob Cargill, Laura Carlin, Eugene Craighead, LaFleura DeShan, Bill Hendriclrs, Ada Mae Hill, Leonard Hill, Kennefh Howells, Evelyn Hurs+, Orace Johnson, Lewis Krause, Lois Lindsey, James Maxwell, Adeline Piiney, Le Roy Rampey, Thelma Rice, Florine Shelley, Mary Chrisiine Smifh, Mrs. Gerlrude Taylor, James Travis, JeaneHe While, James Yarborough. Kcippci Pi . 1 l 0' A ' 'U 0 'OA' U O O , , I v. n -' 9 ,O 0 .0 I I 4. i , Kappa Pi, naiional fra+erni'fy, has grea+ly expanded since Hs insfallaiion on +he campus on May I9, I947. Their mee'I'ings are held once a monih and Their aim is +o promole arf appreciaiion on the campus. One of fheir main obiecfives is 'ro obiain more piciures for 'lhe classrooms of O.B.U. The proceeds from 'lhe Colonial Ari Exhibii, which Kappa Pi broughi fo our campus, wen? +owards This program. Of course a lover of ar+ is also a lover of 'fun and fo meef fhis need The Annual Chrisfmas Parfy and 'lhe Annual Founders Day Banque? are held. Presidenr Vice-President Secrefary Treasurer Reporfer Hisforian OFFICERS MEMBERS Peggy Abboff Paf BasseH Beih Hunfer Jean Swor Lee Miller Doris Harry Peggv Abbofi, Janef Balmer, Pai Bassefi, Bob Daugherfy, Ronia Floyd, Risa Harris, Hunfer, Carolyn Kennon, Lee Miller, Louise Miller, Loren Noiley, Phyllis Scherler, Swor, Dixie Joe Whiffingfon, Marion Wride, Millon Lewis. Sponsor: Mrs. Norma Daugheriy. Co- sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunfer. Doris Harry, Befh John Smifh, Jean Back row: Yarborough, Woolley, Wilson, Green. Fronf row: Naylor, Parminfer, Sheffield, Kilgore, While. Back row: Norsworfhy, Jacks, Randels, Taylor. Fronl row: Birdsall, Bishop, Miller. WS. Student Council We of Bison Hill falce our hafs off fo fhc Sfudenf Coun- cil for fhe heads up worlc which fhey have done fhis year. They are fo be commended for fhe fine inlerfainmenf which fhey have provided for fhe siudenf body. Buf if is nof only fhe Sadie Hawlcins Day or fhe Freshman lnifiafion which have made fhis year enjoyable. lf is also fhe feeling which fhey have helped insfill in fhe hearf of every individual-fhaf of being a frue Bison. Presiclenl' Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Represenfafive-af-large Treasurer Parliamenfarian Chorisfer Organisf Pep Leader YAHNSEH Edifor BlSON Edifor Keifh Parminfer Bob Kilgore Ollie Sheffield George Wilson Mary Margaref Naylor James Yarborough Bob Woolley Charles Livinqsfon Billie Paf Phelps Jeaneffo Whife Len Green Lesfa Birsall, Roberfa Bishop, Ber Dealcins, Vic Hill, Bob Jacks, Margie Miller, Bob Norsworfhy, Diclx Randel, Don Taylor. Reporters Asalee Ferguson, Bob Phillips lsfandingl Joan Medders, Jack Turman, and Wayne Ealey bear a BISON deadline, Bison Stoll: Len Green, edifor-in-chief, lransacfs BISON business. .,..,,,,,,,,wq.. Edifors Mayrene Baxler, Dave Davidson, Bob Bishop, and Leslie Kennon confer on the next issue of fhe BISON. YcihnsehSlc1ff Jane Slanbrough, business manager, helps Asalee Fer- quson, assistant edilor, work out copy delails. Jeanerfe While, edilor, draws a layouf Marilyn Mays, Belly Gallagher, Helen McCoIgin, Peg- gy Morgan, and Paula Mallams, who are slaff assist- anls, plan class pictures. Secfion edifors, Slerline While, James Yarborough, Paul Slanfield, Korkye Horton, Orace Johnson, and .Pal Collum, work on their assignmenfs. in A ...f 5-. J 2 f J+ 4 4 'in Back row: Billington, 2nd sem. president, Heising, Woolard, Adams, Clark, Holt, Petteway, Yarborouqh, Bell, Hill, lst sem, president. Front row: White, Shelburne, Jones, Lewis, Thrash, Hargrave. Bciptist Student Union The B.S.U. is composed ot all the Baptist students on our campus. lt has not one but three right hand men-the Young Women's Auxiliary, the Lite Service Band, and the Ministerial Alliance. To co-ordinate the religious activities on the campus ot O.B.U. is its primary tunction. f e 41135391 x-Tglgm if ' A --r' ts' Dr. Forbes Yarborough Faculty Advisor to BSU OFFICERS President Enlistment Vice-President Social Vice-President Devotional Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sunday School Representative Training Union Representative Promotional Director Chorister Pianist Publicity Director Reporter Extension Director Student Secretary Victor Hill Bill Heising Faye Shelburne Fred Woolard Jeanette White Ann Thrash Monroe Billington Joe Bill Petteway Bob Holt Donnie Adams Rose Elaine Lewis James Yarborough Paul Stantield Georgia Jones Jerome Ziclcriclr 5 X Mf mmtgi i iiirit . mi ,,.,:::: 1 1 1 t 4A:.. .,., f ...,, , .... ...,.. A 3 'f , M3 if V 'i ' A A trr ' -lemme Zlclffidf Dr. Luther Harris Student SeC ei5 Y Faculty Advisor to MA Ministerial Alliance The Minisrerial Alliance is one of 'ihe mosf viral organizafions of +he campus. li is of parficular value fo fhe minisferial sfuclenf in fhai if helps him fo meer oihers wi+h whom he will be working in fhe fufure, ii offers him a place of service, and if affords him 'rhe opporfunify fo hear inspirafional speakers. The Alliance is irying +o help noi only fhe rninisferial srudenf bui also every sfudenf on 'lhe campus. If works in co-ordinaiion wiih fhe BSU in fhe religious acfiviiies of Bison Hill. l+'s chapel programs are guides fo all and Hue close 'Feeling of harmony of Chrisfian love befween fhe sfudenis is largely affribufed fo fhese, our minisiers of fomorrow. OFFICERS A Presidenr Clyde Clark, Charles Elmore Vice-Presideni Lewis Krause Secreiary-Treasurer Bob Spears Exiension Direcfor Charles Kellar Reporier George Gaidaroff Parliamenfarian Floyd Bishop Chorisfer Paul B. Clark Sponsor Dr. Lurher Harris Co-Sponsor Dr. Forbes Yarborough Clark, C., Elmore, Krause, Spear, Clark, P., Bishop, Kellar, Caidaroff 4, Nqgeflgagfm .3 a 'SY ff . s Q' 'Wharf ,, ,- .... : .sw '- .,.. : -rf ,:::5::::5:5:',. ' l l 4 Life Service Bond OFFICERS '5 '?r Presidenl James Bell Vice-Presideni James Lackey Secrelary Edilh Snyder Treasurer Kalie Lou Slringer Dramaiics Margie Miller Exlension Direcfor Harold Inman Chorisfer George Wilson Pianisl Margarel Ball Librarian Bill Hendricks Publicily Direclo Program Chrmn. Clinic Direclor Lesla Birdsall Floyd Bishop Gene Douihif Cor. Secreiary Elizabeih Gaunfi Back row: Bishop, Lackey, Hendricks, Dculhif, Inman, Bell. Middle row: Birdsall, Snyder, Shorl, Ball, Sfrinqer. Fronf Row: Gaunif, Miller, Young VVomeNs Auxiliary ur W Serving as directors of lhe Y.W.A. are: Back row: Rose Elaine Lewis, music chairman, Fern Mae Pace, secrelaryg Laura Harqrave, presidenig Doris Harry, publicily chairman, Charlolle Arpaio, mission sludyg Roberl Hampton, devotional chairman. Fronf row: Faye Shelburne, reporferg Eslella Hodges, program chairman, Eleanor Jones, vice- presidenlg Jean Hammons, Iileralure chairman, Elizabelh Gaunff, treasurer. Back row: Henshall, Boyles, Russell, Wriqhl. Front row: Jarrell, Whenry, Berry, Leeper. OFFICERS Presidenl Carrol Wrighf Vice-Presidenl Bill Burris Secrelary-Treasurer Lena Rulh Jarrell Reporler Dorolhy Berry Publiclly Bill Russell Have you noficed 'lhese people who go around wilh cameras all of lhe lime? They are always asking someone lo pose for lhem. They are elernally frying lo gel' unusual shols by slanding on lheir heads or hanging oul windows. These are lhe members of lhe Camera Club. They have banded logelher lo promofe 'lheir com- mon inleresl, pholography. Professionals and amaleurs alilre belong lo lhis club. Z? Back row: Collins, Crouch, Bush, Smifh, Huffsmifh. Front row: Ruff, McGuire, Clark, Snow, While, Orion All will agree fhaf lhe Orians have cerfainly lived up lo fhe meaning of fheir club name of ligh+ fhis year by radiaiing cheerfulness and school spiril on fhe campus, They began lheir acfivi- iics wiih fhe annual Bell Hop Tea. The lradilional Barn par+y and Spring banquel were also our- sianding on ihe lisf of enierfainmenls. Ono of lhe big fhrills of lhe year was 'lhe ordering of club pins. Ii you see lheir heads a lilfle high, il's because fhey can now boasr ihal lhey have noi iusl lhe Besl All Around Girl in lheir midsl, bul lhe Besi All Around Girls of O.B.U.-Ada Sue and Mary Lou Ruff. OFFICERS Presidenl Ruby Clarlr Program Vice-Presidenl Eleanor Snow Social Vice-Presidenl' Thelma Rice Secrelary Billie Crouch Treasurer Mary Lou Ruff Pledge Misfress Rusly Whife infer Club Represenlalive Helen Bush lnlramural Manager Billie McGuire Reporler Rulh Smilh George, Nickols, Sampson, Pclfy, Hendricks, Winccfl. Emelheon The Emelheans have much lo be proud of. Their club name of power musl bring lhem good luck because lhey ranked high in lhe inframurals of 'lhe year. Wilh lhe help of lhe Orians lhey ediled an excellenl sludenl direclory which every loyal Bison has learned 'lo appreciale greafly. Bul i+'s sfill l'rue 'lha+ all work and no play makes even an Emelhean dull so lo keep fhis from happening lo lhem lhey have had a Sfag parly and fhe OE Chrislmas Caroling spree was nol so cold as il mighl sound. For an all around good fellow, see an Emefhean. OFFICERS Presidenl Enlislmenl Vice-Presidenl Social Vice-Presidenf Secrelary Treasurer ln+er Club Represenlalive Inlramural Manager Pledge Masler Publicily Manager James Peffy Don Nickols Bill Hendricks Knox Sampson Richard George Warren Winsell Don Lawson Bruce Conrad Bill Harvey Back row: Biswell, Rodenburg, Horfon, Ferguson. Fronf row: Miller, While, Brown, Maddox, Honeycuif, Caddell. Korclion They may be iusf ihe infanf age of one, buf ihey have a high LQ. when you measure fheir ' qualiiy and quaniify. The Kardians wifh fheir broiher club Laiheans, were organized May 25, l948. This year's acfiviiies have included a Silver Tea, an Informal Mixer, a Halloween Wiener Roasi, and Chrisrmas Caroling, Wi+h such programs as Good Manners fheir meefings were excepfionally good. IF she is willing 'io work for O.B.U. and if she has a sparkling personaliiy, she is likely fo be a Kardian! OFFICERS Presideni Asalee Ferguson Social Vice-Presideni Margie Miller Program Vice-Presideni' Korlrye Horion Secrefary BeHy Jo Maddox Treasurer Kafherine Brown lniramural Manager BeHy Biswell Inierclub Council Margaref HoneycuH' Hisiorian Sferline While Publiciiy Direcfor BeH'y Rodenberg Pledge Misfress Mary E. Genfry I76 Back row: Morgan, C. Clark, Holi, P. Clark, Livlngslon. Fronl row: Marks, Honeycuif, Bell, Spear. Lcnlhecm The Lalheans began 'lheir year wilh a dilly of a slag parlyl And every Lalhean will agree lhal' lhey have kepl up lhe good work. They helped direcl rhaf super picnic for pledges lasl' fall wilh lhe Kardians. Ol course lhe K-L Chrislmas Caroling parly, 'lhe hayride, and lhe Spring banquei are uniorgellable occasions in The lives of each K-L. lnlramurals caughl 'lhe eye of fhe Lafheans and lhey had an aclive parl in fhis phase of campus life. One of fhe happy spofs of 'lhis year was lhe ordering of club pins, To a new club which has made a wonderful name for ilself fhis year we say, Nice going, La+heans! Presidenl Social Vice-Presidenl Secrela ry-Treasurer Pianisf Chorisler Publicily Direclor lnler Club Represenlalive lnlramural Managers Pledgemasler Parliamenlarian OFFICERS Bob Spear Bob Hol+ Rocky Morgan Charles Livingslon Paul Clark Max Craighead Carl Frosl' Clyde Clark Freddie Marks Jim Bell George Honeycuff gg Back row: Hargrave, Ivy, Bufcher, Birdsall. Fronf row: Sheffield, Lindsey, Jones. Ycifhicm The annual Co-Ed Tea was fhe sfarfer for fhe Yafhian Social Club fhis year. The Clown Parfy for new sfudenfs was a fremendous success, fool Among fheir ofher enferfainmenfs of fhe year was a hayride and fhe Foo+baII banquef af which fime Queen Olxie Sheffield was crowned. Her affend- anfs were Earlene Barfon and Eva Jo Nichols. The Blue and Gold were shining brighfly in fhe lnframural field hockey evenfs when fhe Yafhians came fhrough wifh fhe firsf place fifle. Affer a wonderful year of fun and good programs fhe Yafhians are looking forward fo nexf year when fhey plan fo have more of fhe same. OFFICERS Presidenf Lesfa Birdsall Vice-Presidenf Beffy Bufcher Secrefary Kafie Lou Sfringer lnfer Club Reprcsenfafive Eleanor Jones lnframural Manager Laura Hargrave Hisforian Lois Lindsey Pep Leader Olrie Sheffield Pledge Misfress Jane lvy Qs? F Back row: Jacks, Hill, Whife, Birkhead. From' row: Norsworlhy, Burnidge, Wrigl-ll. Elecm The Y-E's 'lhis year are singing Our boys have shown lonigh+, because lhey came oul wilh lop honors in 'lhe inlramural foolballl They began lhe year wilh a slag parfy and have had a suc- cessful year of enlerlainmenl since lhal' grand opener. Wilh lhe Yalhians 'they slaged lheir Clown parly and fhal ever lhrilling Foolball banquel. The program of +he year was lhe Freshman Slunf nighf. You can depend on 'lhe Elean being a 'Fun loving, buf induslrious sludenl'-and also a 'lrue gold and green Bison! OFFICERS Presidenl Francis While Vice-Presidenl A. C. Burnidge Secrelary-Treasurer Leonard Hill lnler Club Represenlalive Ross Wrighf lnlramural Manager Bob Jaclrs Reporler Bob Norsworlhy Parliamenlarian James Yarborough Pledge Masler Roy Birlchead I79 V L. Hcrlhcrreon 5 i A 'im A Y wr l Goodman, Long, Thrash, Naylor, Hunler. Aclivily is lhe lrey worcl among lhese Haihareans! They are always busy wilh somelhing . . . be il' fheir business or some one else's, lhey are jus? nalurally very helpful lilfle girls whom every one has learned fo appreciale greafly. The year was begun wilh lhe annual 'lea for Freshmen and non- clubbers. The Gay Ninelies Review was one of fhe oulslancling parlies of 'lhe season and Their ban- quel in 'the spring will no+ soon be forgollen. l+'s hals off and good luck +o a wonderful group of Bison. OFFICERS Presidenl Mary Margarel Naylor Vice-Presidenl Belh Hunler Secrelary-Treasurer Anna Thrash lnfer Club Represenlalive Donna Jeanne Murray lniramural Manager Joan Burnidge Reporler Mary Lou Shinn Pianisl Sue Long Kalcalioin ihwgfl Ng Back row: Trofrer, Scroggins, Zumwalf. Front row: Brown, S1anfield, Johnson. The Kalalians began fheir acriviries wifh fhe annual slag parfy, Wifh iheir sisfer club, lhe Hafha- reans, fhey sponsored lhe Gay Nineiies Review in BriHain hall. And of course whar would fhe H-K Spring banquei be wifhoul' fhe Kalalians? They showed fheir zesf for sporfs when ihe inframurals came around by geffing in fhere wifh rhaf old zip of a irue Kalalian. They propose fo help make OBU a beHer campus by offering The sfudenfs a social organizafion for good fellowship and fun. OFFICERS Presidenr Paul Sranfield Social Vice-Presideni' Bob Zumwalf Membership Vice-Presidenf Orace Johnson Secrefary-Treasurer Don Troffer lnfer Club Represenfalive John Brown lnrramrural Manager Charles PrueH Chorisfer Ray Scroggins ' i . Treble Tones The newly organized Treble Tones lend a feminine air fo 'rhe world of music found a+ OBU. Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Lyall ihis group has presenied concerfs for chapel programs, neighboring ci+ies, ofher schools and The Oklahoma Bapfisf Convenfion. The several soloisis and 'lhe echo chorus group add oufsianding fea+ures fo These singing +ravelers. Members Fmsr soPRANo secnow Buck, Cox, Dale, Davis, Gaunff, Laws, Malone, Marlin, Moore, Morgan, Nichols, Palmer, Rawlings, Smifh, Warburfon SECOND SOPRANO SECTION Bishop, Bolding, Carr, Edwards, Henry, Hines, Honeycuff, Jackson, Lynch, McCracken, Payne, Perrigo, Velau, Ward, M., Ward, P. FIRST ALTO SECTION Anderson, Blue, Caldwell, Euler, Franklin, Green, Mills, Nefherion, Spencer, Talley, While SECOND ALTO SECTION Ecklund, Gibson, Harvey, Leeper, Mallams, Means, Miller, Morgan, Moser, Randol, Siigler, Wya'H. Direcfor, Mr. Jack Lyall Accompanisi, Miss Reba Dickson Yolwnselw Bond Conlribuling fo flme musical circles of OBU is +l1e Yalmseh Band. Under fhe direciion of Mr. Boone ihe- band has given many formal concerfs. The orclwesfra division of fhe insfrumenfal music cleparfmenf aided in fhe presenfafion of fhe Messiah. A pep band, under flue leadership of Jud Kirk, added spirif fo all fhe baskeiball games. Members Carfer, Tahoe, Warburfon, E. Kirk, Speir, C. Hays, E. Muller, Kiiferman, Buller, Biswell, N. Muller, Meler, Compfon, Shelley, McGir+, Gill, Sfearman, Goodson, Leikam, Baker, Sewell, May, J. Brown, J. Kirk, Viar, Wrighf, J. Hays, Lichfenwald, E. Jones, Melvin Clark, Marion Clark, Skipwiflw, Wilson, Kneisel, Clarkson, Maddox, Kinnaird, Chenowelln, Darnell, Pe+ree, Heilmann, Newhouse, Kelley, Varner, Vann, Lawson, Locklin, C. Jones, Alder, R. Brown, Cox, Dock, Harlman, Dunn, Halley. Direcfor Mr. Paul L. Boone -KM iff? Bison Glee Clulo From 'the minufe fhe Bison Glee Club opens up on Dry Bones unlil il' closes lhe program wilh The Balfle Hymn of lhe Republic fhe sludenl body of Bison Hill goes slighlly music crazy. This popular organizalion is conlinually on lour 'lhroughoul' Okla- homa and o'l'her slales of lhe Soulhland. When you see a fellow wearing a Bison Glee Club gold lcey you lrnow he is a musical iolly good fellow. This year's special aflraclion included Miss Billie Huffsmilh, violin soloislg Bob Woolley, barilone soloisl: and Dudley Johnson, novelly acl. Marlin, Hodges, Harlman Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secrela ry-Treasurer Direclor FIRST TENOR SECOND TENOR BARITONE ley, Vogl, Lichfenwald BASS Lamb, Adams, Angell, Cheek OFFICERS Dee Wayne While Roderick Laila Billy Heilmann Dean Warren Angell MEMBERS Kirk, Brown, Snider, King, Roberls, Hedin, Baker Kilgore, Lefevers, Heilmann, Hodges, Galloway, Whafley, Lamb While, Laila, Woolley, Moll, Leikam, Adams, Kealhley, Jarvis, Simmons, Far- Newhouse, Johnson, Palsqrove, Varner, Scroqgins, Cheek, Myers. ji ,.2, E Jane Bowling Barbara 'BWV Larue Harris Norma -8 if 'eng 4 J ,J Q ,Q A': :E' - tlzn 'rx ,. av l --we , . M .,,.. . ' ,. gl 1 if 'sw fc 4 fa ' f Crews Juanifa Evans Mary Eliska Genfry Beffy Hamby Fe: , Ag E Kofhe Milford McDougal Elwynne May Phillip MBV is Bonnie Ridenour Leolla Sheefs Jean Simmons Bonnie Wagner Bill Wilson Business Office Steiff The book sfore and business office is fhe busiesf place on fhe campus. Everyone from club freasurers fo kids looking for fwo for a nickel pencils calls af flue wesf end of flie ad building. Assisfanfs in fhis office are, for fhe mosf parf, sfudenfs. Here's a fip of flue haf fo some capable people who run an efficienf office. V' l l 4 College Ployers Il is generally agreed lhal lhe College Players are lhe mocl versalile sludenls on lhe campus. Every doubl lo lhe conlrary would vanish aller having allended a meeling ol lhis Dramalic Club. They nol only learn lo smear grease painl bul also lo work on slage, direcl, and surprisingly enough, oven lo acl. In addilion lo lhe lwo one-acl plays given al lheir meelings lhe club has sponsored lhe p.-oduclion ol FIRST LADY and THE ROCK. The experience and memories gained while being in College Players will live forever in lhe hearls of each member. OFFICERS Presidenl James Pelly Vice-Presidenl Eddie Barrell Sfcrelaiy Asalee Ferguson Treasurer lviariie Miller Head Usher Jaclr Davis Publicily Sue Long Kennelh Kienzle Slaqe Managers Bob Holl Bill Dawson MEMBERS Albrighl Harrison Norsworlhy Bassell Haynes Pelly Barrell Hicks Rodgers Blevens Hillon Smilh Braclley, Gerald Holl Sowell Bradley, Gordon Horlon Slanbrough Bunyard Jacks Slanlield Bufcher Jackson Sullivan Cad dell Kearing Talley Clark Kienzle While, L. Crockel Kilgore While, S. Davis Laws Wilburn Ferguson Lichlenwald Wiles Gill Long Wilson Gallagher Mays Wrighl Goodman McCoIgin Woodruff Goree Miller Zumwall Nichols Davis, Hell, Miller, Ferguson, Barrell, Long, Pelly Mmm: . From fhe Creek language we have fhe words Esfe Cafe, which mean Red Man or lnclian. The Esfe Cafe Club on our campus is fhe organizafion of Indian sfudenfs and indian mission volunfeers. The purpose of fhe club is fo promofe a social program for fhe members and fo band fogefher for mufual purposes, OFFICERS Medicine Man Vicfor Kaneubbe Head Chief Ward Coachman Assisfanf Chief Johnny Jones Scully Ann Coffey Drummer Margaref Yahola Reporfer Kennefh Blaclc MEMBERS Amos, Black, Coachman, Coffey, Compfon, E. Hario, J. Hario, Johnson, Jones, Kaneubbe, McKown, Morris, Sams, Sfevens, Sfidham, Wahweah, Wapslrineah, Yahola Back row: Jonehs, J.. Hario, Sfidham, Sfevens. Middle row: M:Girf, Yahola, Coffey. Fronf row: lonly members remaining In clubl E. Hario,CoacI1rnan, McKown, Kaneubbe. McGirf, charfer W' w 'Umb- V International Relations Club The International Relations Club on the campus ot O.B.U. is one in an international organization sponsored on campuses throughout the world by the Carnegie Endowment. It holds meetings twice a month tor the purpose ot discussing topics ot international interest. Each year students trom the schools ot Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma attend a Regional Conference. OFFICERS President Gene Craighead Vice-President Mary Lu Ligon Secretary-Treasurer Mary Margaret Naylor MEMBERS Gene Alder, Monroe Billington, Norman Cannon, Laura Catlin, Gene Craighead, John Denstord, Kathryn Gregory, Mary Lou Hixson, William Jettries, Orace Johnson, Mary Lu Ligon, George Mizer, Mary M. Naylor, Bill Neptune, Charles Plunkett, Bob Quigg, Thelma Rice, Bill Robinson, Okie Shet- field, Betty Thornton, James Travis, George Turner, Paul Stantield. Back row: Bunyard, Hill, Lane, Mizer, Craighead. Fron? row: Hilfon, Sfanbrough, Horfon, Lackey. Debate Teams Touring norih, souih, easl, and wesl ihe OBU debalers have done Bison Hill proud. Noi only do fhey sei fhe pace in fhe debafing bu? ihey have broughi home many individual awards. Under +he leadership of Mrs. Dalhel Lackey ihey have par+icipa+ed in evenis ai Corpus Chrisli, Denver, Ada, and aided in +he high school forensics held a+ OBU. Home Ec Club 2:21. : x 'Q .: ee5e:1sm ww, ls, g x 5 il 2 1 5 5 l 4 -H - N ew ,X A f :A,,. ,il 5 .A I A ' . , ,K V vars.-.Mig J ,,. WW The Home Economics Club under ihe direciion of +heir presideni, Ruby Clark, have had a year of success in bringing +he Home Economics maiors and minors info one cenhalized group. Their programs have been of benefir io all. On 'fhe agenda were Good Grooming, E+iqueHe, and ihe ever popular Cook-H'-Yoursel'F Supper, The parfy for new members a+ +he firs+ of 'Phe year was surpassed only by fhe lovely Sweeiheari Banque? in fhe spring. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presideni Secreiary Treasurer Hisforian Social Chairman Publicily Chairman Financial Chairman Foods Chairman Membership Chairman MEMBERS Ruby Clark Jean Lewis Ruby Hefley Doroihy Blackwell Emogene Ogle Esfher Selvey Donna Crofford Mary Geniry Charlene Goree Jean Bufler Doro+hy Blackwell, Ruby Clark, Donna Crofford, Billye Edmonds, Jackie Ezell, Mary Genfry, Rila Good, Mary Ann Goodman, Charlene Goree, Wanda Lee Hamaker, Ruby Hefley, Beverly Hinkle, Hilda Frank Lee, Evelyn Lewis, Eileen Lovin, Winnie McGuckin, Bobbie Means, Mary Nefherfon, Emo- gene Ogle, Yvonne Peferson, Esfher Selvy, Carlefa Thomas, Alia Mae Wolfe, Miriam Wolfe, Margarel' Yahola, Jean Builer, Carolyn Ellioif, Jean Lewis. Second Generolion Club ol loday. All lhose helplul younguns' which led in Homecoming were undoubledly ol lhe second second year of aclivilies on our campus. ll is lhe link belween lhe has-been Bison and :ne sludenls ol loday. All lhose helplul youngins' which led in Homecoming were uncloubledly cf l c se ord generalion. Marqarel Barber Joyce Barlon Roberl Boyle Jean Buller Curlis Cheek Paul Cheek Cecil F. Clolleller, Bill Cox Roberl Crillendon Rulh Crockell' Carl Curlis Asalee Ferguson Earline Fullon Willa Rulh Garlow Mary Ellen Gay Charlene Goree John Goss Lorella Green Marion Green John Mark Hurley J. Leon Haddock Jeanne Hammons Roberl Hammons MEMBERS Alvin Hedin William Henderson Ada Mae Hill Leonard E. Hill Paul D. Hill Mary Lou l-lixson Dan Hodges Rulh Hodges G. C. Howard Belh Hunler Roberl Jacks Rulh Kealing Charles Kelly Jean Kelly James Lackey Cecil Lefevers Ella LeMasler Belly Jo Maddox Freddie Marks John Marks Olive Means Peggy Ann Morgan Bruce Owen Richard Randels Charles Paul Rich Richard Thomas Riley Belly Jean Robinson Ann Elizabelh Rose Leon Olis Sewell Bob Shorney Madison Boyd Smilh Joann Solomon Billie Tiplon Roberl Todd Viclor Varner Leonard Vaugh Leslie G. Vaughn Marlin Vaughan Lucille Wall Dee Wayne While Jeanefle While Marlha Wilcoxson Bellie Wiles George Wilson James Yarborough - g Show Me When people wifh a common infereslr gel 'rogelher whaf is +he logical conclusion? Why 'lo or- ganize a club, of course. So The Missourians banded +oge+her under fhe name of The Show-Mes and lhe Californians formed Hze 49'ers. Texans on our campus were noi 'ro b This year we have The new Lone Shar represenling Ol:lahorna's smallesl neighbor. Paul B. Clark Kalhleen Taylor Pauline Moll Doris Harry Laura Hargrave Ervin Keafhley OFF!CERS President Vice-Presidenl fesreia ry lloporfcr e ouldone. Hence Social Chairman Chorisier Dr. Roberi Laessig Sponsor, 49'ers B. J. Keller, presidenfg James Maxwell, chaplain: Calvin Rains, vice-presidenh and James Sfurdivani, parliameniarian. Officers nof piciured are Lucas, Crof- ford, Jusfice, and Crifiendon A9'ers Lone Star Back row: Eugene Whiie, program chairman: Lillian Menke, presidenh Bob Beams, vice president Froni row: Pai Malone, social chairman: Mariie Miller, secrefary-freasurerg Mayrene Baxfer, reporfer. House Councils The Dorm Councils, composed of 'lhe presiden+s of ihe Women's Residenfs and +he Broiherhood Dormiiory Council, work logefher for fhe closer harmony of fhe enfire Sludenf body. BROTHERHOOD DORM COUNCIL George Bunyard. 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Q. . ....k.4g-,.-vz, . ,A-Q., my inf. , : , 1,, awgx' L A Q acuity We Will Praise Thee info, il 1 DR. JOHN W. RALEY President O.B.U. all hail fhy name! Sons and daughfers honor fhee, May fhy slandard green and gold Lead efernally . . . The 'theme of 'lhis bool:-lines from fhe Alma Mafer, fhoughffully chosen--consfifufe a salufafion, an admonifion, a prophecy and a prayer. Sons and daughfers pasf and presenf, fhe real pride of Oklahoma Bapfisf Universify, salufe fhe growing sfrengfh of fheir Alma Mafer. And well may fhey do so, for wifh every forward sfep on fhe march of progress made by fhe Universify fhe value of fhe invesfmenf of sfudenf days increases in mulfiple rafio. By fhe same folren, fhe Universify salufes sons and daughfers of all days for as fhey mounf fhe ladder of increasingly useful service fo ofhers, fhe reflecfed glory of fheir lives brighfens 'fhe campus of foday and casfs shadows of fhings fo come on 'lhe skyline of fomorrow. The admonifion lies in fhe appeal fo recognize now, foday, fhe infimafe relafionship which exisfs befween fhe Universify fhaf sfays and fhe sfudenf who goes on fo win his way in fhe world of com- pefifive living. The pages of fhis bool: will serve as a consfanf reminder of 'lhaf relafionship. ln facf, if is a living record confaining fhe really vifal sfafisfics of a segmenf of your campus life, bearing fesfimony fo fhe invesfmenf made by you and in you. Phofographs of buildings.campus scenes, fhe faces of friends and snapshofs of acfivifies will release a flood of memories in days ahead and you will say in fhose days, These are fhe real dividends of life invesfmenf-fhis freasure is mine fo keep. Beyond all 'fhis-fhe prophecy and prayer-your achievemenfs and fhe honors 'fhaf come your way will increase, and 'lhe green and gold shall wave-proud banners of a 'lruly greaf insfifufion honored by usage and honoring by humble service. As in fhe pasf years l have sfood af affenfion and reviewed fhe marching leaders of fomorrow- graduafes of I5 classes-so foday l sfand wifh undergraduafes and salufe fhe class of '49, worfhy campus leaders who shall fling 'the green and gold afar. John Wesley Raley Presidenf Dr. R. Orin Corneff Vice President, Prof. of Physics W b,,.,.i:,.EE:E Eii ,:s, , if . MA, X' 'HREF ' , . .::,r,.. We s rf Www? ' N Mr. Paul K. Nance Treasurer ond Comptroller Miss Elizabeth Scott Dean of Women: lnsfrucfor in English Our Dr. L. E. Solomon Dean of Liberal Arfsg Registrar: Professor of Educafion L e l Deans Dr. Warren M. Angell Dean of College of Fine Arts, Professor of Music James R. Scales Dean of Men f Associafe Professor of Governmenf T. L. Bailey Professor of Clwemislry Beulord Barnum lnslrucror in Physical Educalion Dr. Roberi' E. Beddoe Direcror, Deparlmenl of Hospilal Service Adminfislralion Freeman Beeis lnslruclor in Journalism Paul L. Boone Associale Professor of Inslrumenlal Music: Direclor of Band and Orclwesfra Mrs. Shirley Bowers Insrrucfor in Arr Linsron Bris+er lnslrudor in Bible Mrs. W. E. R. Burk Assisfanf Professor of English Mrs. Opal Cole Insfrucfor in Speech June Collins lnsrruclor in Piano Virginia Creed lnsfruclor in Physical Educalion Mrs. Norma Daugherfy lnsfrucfor in Arr Mrs. RheH'a May Dorland Professor of Speech Don Drake lnsfrucfor in Organ Annfe J. Earle Professor of French Irma Fulhage Assisfani' Professor of Biology Marfha Harms Ins+ruc+or in Voice Henson Harris Associa+e Professor of Mafhemafics Dr. Lu+her Harris Professor of Bible and Greek Virginia Har+man lnslruclor in Voice Emelyn Hefner Gracluaie Assisfanf in Physics Dr. Lofion Hudson Special Lecfurer in English Billie Huffsmifh lnslruclor in lnsfrumenlal Music Maurice Hurley lnslrrucfor in Psychology if i ?!.4sS?Q.s Edward Hurl' Direclor of Alhlelics Associale Professor ol Physical Educalion Clifford B. Hulchinson lnslruclor in English Mrs. Reba Jordan Keilh lnslruclor in lvlalhemalics Mrs. Dalhel Lackey lnslruclor in Speech Dr. Roberf Laessig Associale Professor of German Mrs. Ernesline Leverell' lnslruclor in English Mary Eunice Long Calaloger for Library Jack L. Lyall Associale Professor' of Voice Mrs. Mariana MacLean Assis+an+ Librarian Dr. Cliffon Malone Professor of English Mrs. Cliffon Malone Inslruclor in English Charles Manes Assislanl Professor of Business Maniha Murphy lnslruclor in Home Economics J. N. Owens Professor of Modern Languages Mrs. Naomi Pi'Hman lnsrrucior in Physical Eclucalion Housiin Payne lnslruclor in Pholography Guilford A. Plumley Associale Professor of Piano Mrs. Eclna M. Plunke++ lnslruclor in English Dr. Jack Purdue Associafe Professor of Chemisiry Mrs. Virginia Reese lnsirucior In Piano Ruby Rowe Insfrucior in Secreiarial Science Mrs. Alpha Sasser lnsfrucior in Business Lenna Smock Professor of Elemenfary Educaiion Eugene Sneary lnsirucror in Modern Languages lf.: V .-.-x 3 -. ' C? U, 'QL- S 'sm -. 4 6' 4' . .. R -:-:- . '-:-:-:I:Ig' 71515:- ' '-'-:::3:5t5:g '- ' .. Q. , Z K, x. -Y :f5f5rF'ig-Sfzfffsisfrf . -sfwffr' 'fffifii' 1:21213 2:5:5:5:5:'g5 - ::5:5:5,2a jr :rss-1. - '355Jry . .5:553E535f:,5-' 5- ':5:5:2:-rj. '1ii:5:Q 121535. . ,'.3:5:g:5-N :S E:E:5:::-,., , . Sin 5:f:l:2g4E-:2f:E:f:I .y-,:' -:ff .3555 Q 'E1E3LE -1-25:1 . 5' 3:1:- ':3f3f77 t :-:-:-R :.:-:--1:11 :- -.-:-:-:-:5:5:5-FS -:-:-:-:1'7 1225212252:-5 . - Jr- :safsisir f.-if-az I.. 1sEs35:5fEr5?.: -1:s51S5fsEsf5:f2 2i1 fE1 2 r2'1: 9+1:a::5?55s95i2E15::-Y . E1?2Ef:rS5E5E5E5:l.' 5555355 i ' ' fffffffi 551?2?I32?1E1E5E5f: - . .::f:f:f:2:IgIgrgIg:g:5, '- :,:1:- .g:g:::::1:1:5:3 -M... 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Tanner Direclor of Publicify lnslruclor in Geology and Journalism Edward Thornlon lnslrucfor in English Dr. E. W. Thornfon Prolessor of l'lisl'ory Dr. J. A. Trenf Professor of Biology Fred G. Waffs Professor of Economics, Sociology J. Douglas Williamson lnsfrucfor in Engineering Mrs. Ili Mae Wilson Insfrucfor in Home Economics Mrs. Vera Jo Woolbrighf lnsfrucfor in Englisln Dr. W. Forbes Yarborough Professor of Religious Eclucafion 'Q Q' mein Administration Mrs. Golda Barnum Hosless, Dormiiory No. 5 Miss Mary Ellen Bridges Assislanl +o lime Regisirar Mrs. Barbara Crews Secrefary io Complroller Mr. Cornelis DeWaard Manager of Srudenl Cenier Mr. Kennerh Eyer Superinlendenl of Buildings and Grounds Mr. J. O. Gaharl' Manager Dining l-lall Brollwerliood Dorrnilory 1 Administration Miss Hazei M. Hail Secrerary +o Presidenf Miss Ru1'i1 Hopkins Diefician, W.M.U. Heli Mrs. J. W. Jenf Hosiess, I-iunier Hall Miss Eileen Lovin, R.N. Universiiy Nurse Mrs. Mary Ann Shaw Assisiani io Cornpfroiier Mrs. Byron Sherbenou Hosiess, Shawnee Aparimenrs Administration Miss Eunice Shorf Execufive Secrerary Bison Associarion Mr.'Clifford Smifh Superiniendenf, Universiiy Press Mrs. Lee B. Spencer Hosress, Owens Heli Miss Jane S+oweII, R.N. Universiry Nurse Mr. Glen Taylor i loaf, Dorrniiory No. 2 Mr. Jerome Zickrick Direcror of Siudenr Personnel and Guidance Mr. R. N. Roozen Head Gardener Senior Activities Ruby Browning, Waldron, Kansas, Y.E., L.S.B., Spanish Sylvia Brunson, Shawnee, Sigma Alpha Omega, Biology Ralph W. Burnett, Oklahoma City, Accounting A. C. Burnidge, Kansas City, Mo., Eleans, Show Me Club, Economics Helen Bush, St. Louis, Mo., O.E., History Betty Butcher, Shawnee, Y.E., Show Me Club, Sociology Dorothy Ann Carter, Tulsa, Y.E., Band, Business Rosalee Casey, San Diego, Calif., Women's Quartet, Pres., Hatharean, Pres. Y.W.A., Bison Staff, Yahnseh Staff, Pres. Tri Lambda, Journalism Laura Catlin, Vinita, English Curtrij Cheek, Los Angeles, Calit., Glee Club, Choral Society, O.E., usic Edwin Chenoweth, Shawnee, H.K., Band, Voice H. T. Childers, Maud, Kappa Delta Pi, English Clyde E. Clark, lowa Falls, Iowa, M.A., Lite Service Band, K.L., English Marion Davis Clark, Davis, Band, Music Paul B. Clark, Nevada, Mo., M.A., K.L., Speech Leon Clay, Oklahoma City, H.K., M.A., Life Service Band, Biology Lindsey Coffman, Shawnee, S.A.O., Biology Ethel Cooper, Sperry, Hatharean, B.S.U., Biology Gene Craighead, Louisville, Ky., l.R.C., Pi Kappa Delta, B Club, Emethean Ruth Crockett, Atoka, Yathian, S.A., lPresl, Student Council, lHistorianl Ex. Council, Girls' Quartet, Who's Who, Fine Arts Honor o, nano Sam Crowder, Seminole, Emethean, B Club, History Minor Davidson, Shawnee, M.A., Rel. Ed. Harold Davis, Shawnee, Religious Education Natividad Delgado, Rayrnondville, Texas, Chemistry John Densford, Shawnee, Government Morris Dill, Shawnee, Engineering Penny Van Liew Dinger, Tecumseh, S,A.l., lSec.l, Mixed Chorus, Piano Jack Munroe Dotson, Shawnee, Accounting James H. Drake, Shawnee, M.A., Bible John lfee,Eighmy, Grant City, Mo., History, Ministerial All., Show Me Mary Eliska Gentry, Tishomingo, K.L., L.S.B., S.A.O., Home Ec Club, Biology Charles Elmore, Oklahoma City, M.A., Spanish Lee Euler, Friona, Texas, M.A., History Richard Foster, Canton, Ohio, S.A.O., Chemistry Raymond Glass, Beecher City, Ill., M.A., Bible Hubert Hallford, Enid, Economics Wayoieh Halley, Minco, H.K., Bison Glee Club, Choral Society, L.S.B., once C. J. Harrison, Corpus Christi, Texas, O.E., Government Doris Harry, Lamar, Mo., Kappa Pi, O.E., Y.W.A., Mo. Club, Sociology Bill Harvey, Oklahoma City, O.E., S.A.O., Biology Naomi Harvey, St. Louis, Mo., H.K., Piano Thomas G. Hawkins, Western, La., O.E., Track, M.A., History James Hayes, Seminole, Government Doris Haynes, Shawnee, H.D., Mixed Chorus, English Morris Hedin, Shawnee, Voice Bill Heising, Kirkwood, Mo., Y.E., B.S.U., lV.P.l, English Jack Henson, Williams, M.A., H.K., English Victor Hill, Shawnee, Pres. B.S.U., Accounting Edward Hadden, Kenton, Biology Ruth Hodges, El Reno, S.A.l., H.K., Trio, lBison Glee Clubl, Voice K. V. Howell, Shawnee, M.A., English Evelyn Hurst, El Reno, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Pi, English Lena Ruth Jarrell, Anadarko, Chemistry Orace Johnson, Tulsa, Bison, Yahnseh, H.K., l.R.C., Tri-Lambda, S.T.D., Journalism William Lee Jones, Oklahoma City, M.A., English Marye Kennedy, Schell City, Mo., H. K., History Bob Kilgore, Tulsa, Vice Pres. Student Council, Choral Society, Voice Ernestine Carr Kirk, Shawnee, Piano Jud Kirk, Shawnee, Voice Liddie Belle Kirkley, Claremore, Religious Education Norma Koethe, Ponca City, Accounting Ruth Elaine Krueger, Estes Park, Colorado, Psychology James M. Lee, Long View, Texas, Economics and Accounting Nancy Lee, Spiro, H.K., Bison Glee Club, Piano Evelyn Lewis, Chandler, Arizona, Y.E., Home Ec Club, Home Ec. Milton Lewis, Chandler, Arizona, Y.E., Track, Art Florence Ling, Shanghai, Biology Bonnie B. Long, Prague, Government ' Richard W. Luebbert, Bristow, English Tommie Lynch, Bell, Calit., Glee Club, S.A.l., Life Service Band, Shaw- nee Choral Society, B.S.U. Council, Piano Kappa Delta Pi, Delbert T. Lyons, Seminole, Sigma Tau Delta, M.A., English Nita Gene Lyons, Seminole, Sigma Tau Delta, English John E. Mathews, Kingfisher, M.A., Vet's Organization, Sociology James D. Matthews, Canadian, Texas, B Club, H.K., Tri-Lambda, Government ' Billie McGuire, Muskogee, O.E., Basketball Team, Field Hockey, Physi- cal Education Winnie McGucken, Shawnee, Home Ec Lillian Erma Menke, Amarillo, Texas, Commerce George Merkle, Guthrie, Emethean, Choral Society, M.A., Biology Loren F. Messenger, Tecumseh, M.A., Sociology Louise Miller, Shawnee, Art Wes Miller, Shawnee, Photo Club, English George Mizer, Seminole, Debate, Sociology, l.R.C., Pi Kappa Delta Charles Montgomery, Shawnee, Business Dolores Moore, Meeker, Yathian, W.A.A., Physical Education Jack Morgan, Tonkawa, K.L., Kappa Delta Pi, Mathematics I - Pauline M. Mott, Mt. Grove, Mo., English Donna Jeanne Murray, Bolivar, Mo., Girls Ouartet, Choral Society, Voice Mary Margaret Naylor, Okeene, W.A.A., Hatharean, Student Council, l.R.C., Varsity Basketball, Dorm Council, Sociology Winston Neal, Joplin, Mo, M.A., English Bob Norsworthy, Oklahoma City, College Players, M.A., Y.E,, English Calvin George Ott, Tecumseh, Emethean, Radio Club, Economics Keith Parminter, Lockwood, Mo., Pres. Student Council, Yahnseh Statt, Advertising Ashley Patrick,'Sparks, M.A., Bible Swinney Gabe Paxton, ir., Talihina, Matheinutigs l Richard M. Peterson-, Oklahoma City, M.A., History Edgar L. Petty, Jr., Oklahoma City, Psychology and Education Adeline Pitney, Higbee, Mo., English Raymond Price, Shawnee, Kappa Delta Pi, History Calvin Rains, Shatter, Calif., M.A., 49'er Club, English Manuel Ramirez, Garber, Spanish BiU.Ric'e, Rhea, Y.E., B Club, Biology Leon Riddle, Cassville, Mo., M.A., Sigma Tau Delta, English Knox Samson, Penbroke, N.C., M.A., O.E., History Florence Schooling, Warrensburg, Mo., History Okie Sheffield, Texas City, Texas, Sec. Student Council, Pres. Yathian Club, Queen ot Corn, Best All Round Girl, Who's Who, B.S.U., Spanish Byron T. Sherbenou, Shawnee, Choral Society, Religious Education Jake A. Sherrell, Broken Bow, Biology Mary Christine Smith, Talpa, Texas, English Eleanor Snow, Oklahoma City, O.E., German Edith Snyder, Fort Worth, Texas, Y.E., Lite Service Band, Biology Gilbert M. Spencer, Shawnee, M.A., Speech Rollo J. Sutley, Oklahoma City, M.A., History Jewel Cagle Tague, Wister, Vota Vita, L,S.B., H.K., English Gertrude Taylor, St. Joseph, Mo, Sigma Tau, Vota Vita, Dorm Hostess, Bio., Lab Assis., English Kathleen Taylor, Eldon, Mo., Y.WA., B.S.U., Sec. Science John Tennyson, Pauls Valley, M.A., Bible Raymond Thompson, Tahleguah, M.A., Speech Betty Thornton, Alberquergue, N.M., l.R,C., H.K., B.S.U. Council, L.S.B., Ann Thrash, Hope, Ark., H.K., B.S.U. Council, Accounting Jim Travis, Muskogee, M.A., B.S.U., English Orval L. Walker, McLoud, Biology Jess R. Wallace, Shawnee, Pres. Soph. Class, B.S.U. Council, H.K., Economics Charles Whaley, Duncan, H.K., Band, Glee Club, English Judy Whenry, El Reno, H.K., Sociology Clarence Whisler, Shawnee, English Myantte Whisler, Shawnee, History Roy Whisler, Belzoni, Miss., Mathematics Dee Wayne White, Joplin, Mo., Bison Glee Club, Choral Society, Voice Jeanette White, Altus, Yahnseh leditorl, B.S.U. sec., Tri Lambda, Sigma Tau Delta, Student Council, l-l.K., English Joyce White, Okmulgee, Mixed Quartet, B.S.U., Orian, Voice June White, Shawnee, Unclassified Orvah B. Whittet, Shawnee, Accounting Bettie Fae Wiles, Lawton, L.S,B,, College Players, Y.E., German June Willard, Lebanon, Mo., l-latharean, Yahnseh, English Bill Wilson, Shawnee, Accounting George Wilson, L.S.B., B Club, O.E., Student Council, State B.S.U. Council, Track Captain, College Players, Tri Lambda Eddie Wolfe, Blanchard, Y.E., M.A., English Kenneth Roy Wolfe, Wichita, Kansas, M.A., English John E. 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Adams, President n.,---- --- ---Q Rosentielcl Jewelry Co. For Fine Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry --- --A- --AAA - .4 ---'------ Carpenter Paper Company I Printing Papers Duplicating Papers Wrapping Papers Twine and Cordage Toilet Tissue - Towels Ceflophane Bags and Boxes Drinking Cups O Paper Is Our Business I Phone 3-6325 - 860 NW 2ncI Oklahoma City, Okla. Scrivner-Stevens Wholesale Grocery Company I I7 S. Beard Phone 76 ---,,,--- ----,.- The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary ELLIS ADAMS FULLER, D.D., President 'An lnternationally Famous lnstitution 0 A Faculty ot World-tamous Teachers, Preachers, Authors. 0 Eleven Great Departments ot lnstruction. U A Modern S3,000,000.00 Educational Plant. 0 An Atmosphere ot Scholarship and Evangelism. Write to the President tor Catalog and Further lntormation THE BEECHES Louisville Kentucky ---,,-----0------,v OWENS Electric Co. - - - ..... ....-... - - ::.q Hotpoint Appliances RCA Radios - Records Electrical Contractors R. L. Owens O. L. Owens v---'-------- -- .... ---v -::: BEAR DRUG The Store For Educated Citizens William E. Tittany 200 E. Main Phone 206 vvvvvvvv- -- v---- I :J Compliments . OF THE BAKERS i OF Martha Ann Bread ,, Where Everyone Can Attord Quality Q-:::- ::: :::::: :: ::: .lack Bell Lumber Company CALL US FOR ALL SERVICES Lumber or Carpenters Paint or Painters WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED 202 South Union B-'UJ HIEITS SHOP CLOTHES EOR THE MAN WHO CARES Dale BarneH ' Riley Williamson Two Former OBU STudenTs 1- - --v---v ------- - E-- 'T lr 'T 'T ,L BELL MOTOR co. il 'T lr fi 1: Soles EE ll Shawnee BUICK and Service 9+h 81 Beard Oklahoma BEST W 9 l if Ice Cream and Milk E' The Ulfimofe in Good Tosfe! HES FROM BLAINE'S 0 Roihmore Coa+s 0 Georgiana Dresses 0 Carlyle Juniors 0 Eisenberg Dresses 0 Jablon Coafs and Suiis EXCLUSIVE FEMININE APPAREL I04 E. Main Phone 28I .,-igrfsilifiiffb A E M T O E 'l v 'wi In 2 i. T T. 4- 4 .---- -ffr T W ff:::::::::::::' ::::::::: 'T if FLORSHEIM RHYTHM STEP fl FREEMAN PALIZZIO 1: JUSTIN DE uso DEB 'I SHOES - HANDBAGS - HOSIERY :E I 'T T rat! Shoe Co l i, Shawnee's Finesf Foofwear ll ln g,,,,, ,,,,,,, .............. v v T XEITCIIISIIIHES' - - H www - 7 ' ' ' v v v v Y v ::x::::::::::::::SSIfsS:IT,fE::x JOHNSON AND TEMPLETON Phone 452 ' Shawnee's Men's Sfore Since I899 ' I6 Easi' Main BOTANY 500 SUITS WILSON BROS. SPORTSWEAR I xx? T ::::::::::::x:::: I If 2 COMPLIMENTS OF I, I I, I I I Norton-Gregg I 'I KGFF QI Motor Company, Inc. ,450 on ,he Dia, 'E 1, CHEVROLET 81 CADILLAC I I FOR SERVICE - CALL Soo 250 WaHs Power 'I 1' I, I I6 N. Union Shawnee I I, 'I I, 4 L, :::::::: ::::: Full Coverage 1: I . 'I In I I l 4 The Tfl-COUNTIES ,I I, I 1, ' I American and Oklahoma Nefwork : l I U-P News 1, 1, Compllments I, :I , I ff , of il II Q I -,, ,:,:J 1, I I 7 ,I C. B. U. PRESS I, I 1 'I 'I ' I, I, Wootton S Jewelry :Z I zaoa N. KICKAPOO 2I5 N. MAIN - PHONE 236 4: : I I Gru n W I h 'I National Ziff 'I 1: Shawnee Oklahoma 0 4 LI Diamond SeHing I Engraving : All Work Guaran+eed 1 ::::::::::v A:::: L, I ATJAQE:flEEFEFIISZIILE:-CECCITIESHCTE: N:iIQiICLiS?iIfIS:SEIfIZE:: ' rx I0-minufe service OBU 'Io business clisfricf Meeker' Chandler: Cushing: Smlwner. SHAWNEE CITY LINES PM CNY- Wam- Phone I9I9 TURNER TRANSPORTATION CO. - - - -- - - v v v - - - - - - - - - - - v - - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: - -Q T 4.4 Without Interruption . . . A turn ot your radio dial brings you music, drama, or important news. Your attention, ot course, is concentrated on whatever you are hearing. You are also aware that your set is operating properly. But happily you are heedless ot the one other thing which makes possible your radio en- joyment-the constant, uninterrupted tlow ot electric current. We are glad you talce your electric service tor granted because it is an unspoken compliment to the manpower, the management, and the American system ot tree enterprise which produces it. Throughout the world, millions ot dictator-dominated peoples today don't have the treedom to hear what they want. To give them that privilege is one ot the things we are tighting tor in the negotiations tor peace. get - UKLAIIUMA Els IND 2 i ELECTRIC CUMPRNY ,D 'w-,f 11 Hllclunu lnlfllvflsn o flflrblisllul Ullllanm Errifarq, l.9U2 ::v- :::- :::::::1 1-:::::: -::::::::::::::'::,,::, ti qi 1' i if if wi 4, 4, if 15 Greenhouses if For the Best fl ll MEMBER or ELoRisT il :I TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 13 Main Phone 55l I I5 So. Center Phone 483 l li lt li ::::,:::: - ::::: -::: :::::::4 tee: - A -:::::::: - ,,, - -,, - -:, :rrf ':::::::::::: :::::::::'Y f::: ':::- :::- :::- -: li ' tg 1, 1, . . . 1, 1, Footwear of Dlshnchon if ll For Your Complete Wardrobe Nunn-Bush 8: Crosby Square Shoes tor Men ti I 'i Dickerson, Rice-O'Neil 8: Paradise Shoes tor Women ll 1: .3 c :l :l The Bggferle :E :E its E. Main Phone 3329 ln n ----,,---- A- Y ' 7 H ' 'H 1 1 1, 1 l Pontiac Sales 81 Service ,, o z S ci ery ,, 1 1, E f 1 H . 1, 1, Dependable Service ls 5: Parly Specialfies, Cakes, our MOHOH ll Pasfries l r t li . 1 3 Ronwey Ponhoc Co 1: Il8 N. Bell Phone 3406 ' 11 1, P::':::::0::-0-:::: 0'00 :::: ::::0Q Ofv' :::::'::::- ' A A o'::::':::::'::':::::::':::::'::'::':::: :::fv::':::::f:':::: ll 'I l l l lu 5 li 'r 'r 'L 'i eg Newed 2 Showne 'r ll 'I ll ll 'u l lu S 'r lr lr r r 4 4 2 and Largest STOV e! 1 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT 15 SEARS NEW, CQNVENIENT STORE l ll Main a+ Union 'A' SHAWNEE ii' Phone 4590 ll EAA..EE 4, ::: ::: ::: :- -----v :- -::::'::f:f:::::::: I' ll 1: li 1 Shawnee News-Star 11 Complirnenfs 1 3 1' if :I 1 r ll WINNING PRIZES AND GROWING ll E WITH SHAWNEE AND OW Ig F. W. Woolworth Co u ll ,k 1 E l' Corner Bell and Main 4 Localed in fhe Hear? of Shawnee I' ll L -:::4-4-0::::::::o::::::: ::::4-SJ '::::'::':::::::-':::::0::o:::- Compliments Ot S. H. Kress and Co. MEET ME AT KRESS'S Shawnee Milling Company The Friendly Miller of Shawnee Home ot SHAWNEE'S BEST FLOUR and CLIMAX FEEDS 40I S. Broadway Phone l l8l -: v::J T 'T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T T 'T 'T T 'T 'T 'T 'T J 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T T T T T T 4T 'T 'T 'T 'T J : ::::':::::0 Bonded Diamonds .Nationally Advertised Watches Shoshone's Shawnee's Finest Jewelers Home of OBU and Fraternity Jewelry ' xxx of-r frff V Q gg Snosnonrs ,gabxyfue .-nv d0Z66f,0,'0 .Mp 'T Fine Silverware Gifts for All Occasions SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 1 'T 'T T 'T 'T T 'T T 'T 'T T T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T 'T J fs.,:::: ::::'::: We're Both Growing ! New buildings on your campus . . . new equipment in our plant . . . marlc the growth ol two ot Olclahomas ' progressive institutions. B. L. Semtner, President fl fi 1 anII1LU Color Press Lithographers ' Printers ' Designers 129 NW 3rd St. - Phone 3-4487 Oklahoma City ::::::'::: :::::: :::- ::::::Q::'::',4- Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co. WE HAVE YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS 12 E. Main Phone 64 The VOGUE Style Shop For the Smart Co-Ed i' l23 E. Main Phone 3784 ::J T T 'T 'T 'T 'T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T Z, :::::Q 'T 'T 'T 'T T T T T T 'T T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T .T 1 :T T 'T 'T 'T 'T T T 'T 'T 1 'T 'T T 'T T T 'T 'T 'T 'T L LSL ll HARDESTY Plumbing 84 Heating ir Servel All-year Gas Air-Conditioner A Ward Floor F urna ces 'A' Crane Plumbing Fixtures A 2Il West Main Phone 3577 Shawnee Oklahoma 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J ----,--- --:: American National Bank Shawnee, Okla. Capital, Surplus and Reserves S70l,l80.00 THE BANK OF FRlENDL'Y SERVICE ' A General Banking Business ' Checking Accounts invited ' Travelers' Checks Managed by Officers of Experience Courteous Service With Safety W. E. Harber, President H. T. Riddle, Vice President M. W. Hampton, Vice President Jim Earls, Vice President H. S. Robinson, Vice President L. L. Leslie. Cashier Esta Barnwell ..,,....,...,,,,.,..,,.,,. Assistant Cash A. C. Deem ,,,,, ,...,....., ..... A s sistant Cash A. G. Friday .,,,. ,..,. A ssistant Cashier Haynes Varger no ,,,,, Assistant Cash Floyd Eaves ,.,,,. ,,,,,. A ssistant Cashier J. C. Frizzelle ,-.. ,,,,., Assistant Cashier 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J We Enjoy This Season Too . . A ll rg XII sf I l . . . Because it brings us our pride and your ioy, the YAHN- SEH. Bison Association Welcome to Shawnee's Leading Theatres ' HCDRNBECK BlsoN f cRlTERioN AVON Movies Are Your Best Entertainment 'lr ADAM F. HORNBECK Partner-Manager ------,------------- ---------- ---,,--- -------A-,--:,,:: STUDENTS OF 1949: There are Jrwo principal reasons why The Bap+is+ General Convenlion of Okla- homa gives ils whole-hearled supporl lo Oklahoma Baplisl Universily. Eirsl, we sin- cerely believe in The principle ol Chrislian Educalion and are desirous ol making il available lo as many young people as possible. Second, we know Thai The more sludenls we have in our Baplisl Universily, The more elficienl and capable leaders we will have in our slale and denominalion in years lo come. There are many impor+an+ places ol leadership in our denominalrion and These places musl be lilled by people who have been schooled in The lundamenlal con- cepls ol Ohrislianily. The Baplisl General Convenlion oi Oklahoma believes Thai lhe lraininq you have received al Oklahoma Baplisl Universily will serve you well as you lake your place of leadership. We also believe Jrhar OBU is lhe lirieslr place where such fraining can be secured. ll is our sincere wish lhal Oklahoma Baplisl Universily will conlinue lo grow and develop so +ha+ if can be even more prepared +o oller The ifinesi educalionai opporlunilies lo many lulure Bison. Conqralulalions, class ol I949. We wish you every success. AN DREW POTTER, Execulive Secrelary, Baplisl General Convenrion oi Oklahoma. - -::::,:::, -::: :::0'::::- - :::: - ::: : A A - c Z, . 09 xxo it-, , . C, 630 Ke Oogl QS 1 Ofes Co l From Q cmd SOCIAL CLUBS :::::'::::::::::: :::: - :::- v ::: :::::::: - :::- :::, - v ,v-,.,------0---- We are happy that we may share the pleasure ot your pride and ioy, The Yahnseh. OBU Bookstore 7 I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 4+ 4+ + 1+ + + + 1 1+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 1 1 + 4+ 4+ 4+ + + 4+ 1 1 4+ 4 Cottey Drug 1 .3 W Cameras Fx 4 ' and Camera Needs u. our S ' I Specially' 838 N. Kickapoo Finest in Dairy Products 1 f .4 I 9 l T, , PRUDUC dorm 702 N. Kickapoo SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA '7 4l + 4+ 1 4+ + + + 1 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ J 1 + + 4+ + 4+ I + l l P l 1 1 4+ + + 1 4+ + Bowl tor Health! Shawnee Bowling ZI9 No. Bell LCIHSS Ph. l4 To To Be Well-dressed, Look Your Best, Stay Cleaned and Pressed! Bison Cleaners Across From the Campus University Baptist Church .lust Across the Street From The Campus uk lt is a joy to have the privilege ot serving and ministering to the students ot OBU. 'A' YOUR FRIENDLY CHURCH , Dk Rev. T. Grady Nanney, Pastor I L ' ' ' T Y ' ' ' I In I II coMPLlMENTs I +- - SHAWNEE 1 35 Baptlst Hardware g 1, and Sporting Goods 306 So. Beard sHAwNEE OKLAHOMA I: 1 209-2II E. Moao Phone 3 I 1: :::::::: ::::::::::: J L ::::::':::: ':::::::::::::::::::::::::::N:::T Y 'TTHTH' :T -Tx Crowell Implement 5: ' C E ro., ' :I I1 The Place to meet! om an T3 1: 1: p y I I The Place to eat! Feaming I2 I It ,g:,:-E-.-no f 1, 1 J. I. CASE 1: I C D MACHINERY I CIITIPUS VUQS naar N. Kickapoo C '.qr- 1: I ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS ,off2f1T,,,,o,,if1--Qt m lll. ....o.oE.o.o A ..oo :::::::::::::::::::::::::::,f:::::::: A Hearty Welcome ls Always Exten-ded to OBU Students and Faculty at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TENTH and UNION SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Dr. R. Lofton Hudson, Pastor Mr. Lee McCoy, Educational Director Dr. Warren Angell, Minister of Music IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH g, 'sw 'K x '- iz. . Y .5 5 135: 7, , 2 2 g51,r1'132:E - -g: , 4 v A H , EL3.,Q:Q,:: ' , H31-1,5 rj., '5:,1g:ggy3E52 ' - was . i fts3.. .g21ff'z2:2Ea -' , , . :'-:- : 1 4: - - -.1-Lg., :.,-:-r', .g V'1.z.::v-ee:-:a-Ig .V :j:-.1'3':-. -'--- :a:,:g::.z.z , V ga- :- :.:-: :4 -1 3. -- - It :ga .4-::::.::.::1:.:,g:Ig:Q1 izgg gg 'i : i'5'-'- 'SN Szl:-: :4.:2: I:1:-:-::g:g:q::.:4.,g1:::::g 1.-'- ' - -'- l j ' '-Q-Q:52:22S'33E:I:1igE::5:1:13 .-.4 Y,.. .. Main at Eden Claybron Deering, Pastor Thad Roberts, Jr. Music Director lMMANUEL . . . A Friend to Young People --- ---,--- 'v,v-,v ----'40,-v-- vvv vvv Best Wishes SHAWNEE Paint 8K Paper Co. 220 N. Broadway SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA Marquis Furniture Co. Everything for the Home FURNITURE ' RUGS 1 v-- li lr r 1 lr r 1 W w--------'w vvvvv-- - Y v v v I The Finest Food From the Cleanest I Hote' Kitchen in Oklahoma 1, ls Served in the l 'l Coffee Shop l 'I Of the 1, Aldridge Hotel ., .2 SHAWNEE it it A L, ::::::::: T I ::::::::::::' x: Ax' -' l l Houstin Payne :E Photographer r lr r Portraits of distinction l l l 'I CAMERAS at PHoroeRAPHlc 1, suvpues I T lp J Lf
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