Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

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W, ' Ha W 54 E93 ww L a '93 .33 ff.-f A ' Q ,Q 21: J2'F?'f 1 U ' if -mf if YCAHNSEH NINETEEN SIXTY THE OFFICIAL ST P BAPTIST UNIVERS THE CITY OF SHA TRUTH X EDUCAT - FIVE YAHNSEII: UDENT YEARBOOK Mde 5: HIQMA TY LOCATED IN NEE, OKLAHOMA: ON f RELIGION PAGE 17 TO 69 PAGE '71 TO 79 PAGE 81 T0 11 y Dalfon X Assisiani Ediior Carolyn Earley X Arl' Jim Howard Harris X Organizaiions Marg Colyer X Acfivii PAGE 123 TO 161 PAGE 163 TO 1 X ACADEMICS X LEADERSHIP Marfha Cox f Classes Sue Skinner X Linda Allen fSaundra Busheyf Failh Bailey I Sporfs Ken Culver X Rosemary Mc 21 f HONORS f ORGANIZATIONS B3 X ATHLETICS 7 II s l The campus is beauTiTul, wiTh iTs modern buildings such as Kerr DormiTory, The residence Tor upperclass women, ll One oT The TirsT sighTs ThaT a visiTor sees is'The oval, locaTed in The cenTer of The campus in TronT oT Shawnee Hall, one of The buildings in which classes are held. Ill Ford Music Hall is The home oT hard-working music majors and minors. Many hours are spenT herein The pracTice rooms and in The rehearsal lab. where boTh glee clubs prepare Their music. IV One oT The newer addiTions To The campus is The STubbleTielcl Chapel, a l962 class memorial. V Bel Air AparTmenTs are The new, air-condiTioned hous- ing Tor iunior and senior women. ,arm IV I Parkway Aparfmen+s house junior and senior women who fulfill scholasfic as well as various ofher qualifica- fions. ll Classes are affended each day in Shawnee Hall, one of The oldesf buildings on fhe campus. lll The newly reclecorafed WMU Dormifory houses freshman women. IV Women's gym classes and various ofher afhlefic acfivifies fake place in fhe Women's Building. V The library and music faculfysare found in Bri'H'ain Hall. One of fhe improvemenfs made on campus re- cenfly is fhe remodeling of fhe 'rhird floor of fhe library info a new reading room. I0 rjflia 'W' N I BroTherhood DormiTory, The only housing Tor men, is divided inTo Three halls: BaxTer, STorer and BroTherhood. ll The admir1isTraTion building, Thurmond Hall, includes The PresidenT's suiTe and oTher execu- Tive oTTices, as well as science and economics laboraTories and classrooms. Ill Earleigh Hall is The residence Tor women who do Their own coolcing. IV STudenTs gaTher aT MonTgomery Hall be- Tween classes To geT a Coke or To browse Through The boolcsTore. Also included in This building are conference rooms Tor The weelcly meeTing oT The SenaTe and oTher organizaTions. V Jeni AparTmenTs, locaTed direcTly behind The chapel, provide residence Tor TaculTy mem- bers and Their families. ..il,:L V I4 IV I Sfudenfs assemble fwice weelcly fo hear various spealc- ers and programs in John Wesley Raley Chapel, named for fhe Chancellor of 'rhe universify. The Lecfure-Recifal Hall is used for classes. visifing Iecfurers and senior re- cifals. II Shawnee Aparfmenfs is fhe residence for upperclass women. III Faculfy offices are found in Owens Hall, which forms an adiacenf wing fo Briffain I-IaII. IV Baslcefball games and rnen's afhlefics fake place in Clark Craig Fieldhouse. V The official residence, home of fhe Presidemf and his family, is norfh of fhe campus. V ns YAHNSEH ACADEMICS OUR PRESIDENT, James R. Scales, in a rare momenf of quief and relaxafion. As a sixfeen year old boy he came fo Bison Hill fo major in Organ. He remained on Bison Hill following his graduafion in I939 as insfrucfor, fhen professor of English, Debafe, Lafin, Hisfory and Governmenf. He has been Dean of Men, Vice Presidenf and in l96l was named Presidenf. He is an Olclahoman by birfh as well as by choice. He is proud of his Cherokee Indian herifage. To sfudenfs and faculfy members he is more fhan Presidenf of Oklahoma Bapfisf Universify. He is a scholar of highesf caliber: a feacher and a friend: and above all a Chrisfian genfleman. ADMINISTRATIO f s ,K W . Y 4 f' W , ,iijxzx fi 'g A , ,gr 1, l . 1 6 I MN Picfured from lefi' fo righf, row I: Dr. Warren M. Angell, Dean, College of Fine Arlsi Miss Eunice Sliorl, Direclor ol Sluclenl Union: Gene T. Lucas, Treasurer-Complroller: Mrs. Mary Louise Neplune, Dean of Women: Dr. William E. Nepiune, Dean of Liloeral Arls. Row 2: Donald G. Osborn, Assislanl Professor ol l-lislory ancl Direclor of Sludenl Al- liairs: Roloerf Alcorn, Alumni Secrelary: Jolwn Porrislw, Direclor of Pulolicalions. Noi picfured: Dr. John Wesley Raley, Chancellor: Dr. Evans T. Moseley. Assislanl lo ilwe Presidenl. - FAC LTY 3 l e Row I: Mrs. Manoi Smifh Adair, Assisfanf Professor of Business: Robe-rf F. Allison, lnsfrucfor in Business: Mrs. Peggy Corley Aslcins Assisfanf in Arf: Dr. Wayne Barfee, Assisfanf Professor of l-lisfory: Mrs. Alice Barfee, lnsfrucfor in Governmenf. Row 2: Mrs. Billie Phelps Bass, Assisfani' in Physical Educafion: Roberf E. Bass, Direcfor of Physical Educafion: Leroy Bond, Associafe Pro fessor of Arf: Mrs. Jo Nicholson Bond, Assisfanf in Business: Ellis B. Bryan, Assisfanf Professor of Sociology. Row 3: Dr. Richard G. Canham, Associafe Professor of Chemisfry: Mrs. Addie B. Choafe, Assisfanf in English and French: Dr. Leon Combs. Lecfurer in Medical Science: Mrs. Opal Craig, Associafe Professor of Speech: Jagdish Trambaklai Danalc, Lecfurer in Economics. 20 Row I: Dr. J. P. Dane, Professor of Bible, Oklahoma Cify: Dr. Carl T. Degener, Associafe Professor of German: Bruce Drummond, Assisfanl' lProfessor of Physical Eclucafion: Mrs. Mary B. Drummond, Assisfanf in Sociology: Paul A. Duffield, Tennis Coach. l lRow 2: Mrs Sarah Edwards, lnsfrucfor in Biology: Dr. John L. Eighmy, Associafe Professor of Hisfory: Dr. KH' Farwell, Assisfanf Professor ,of Psychology: C. J. Halley, Jr., Assisfanf Professor of Physics: Dr. J. Allen Holf, Associafe Professor of Chemisfry. Bow 3:' Dr. Richard Thomas Hopper, lnsfrucfor in Bible, Ardmore: Dr. James Hurley, Associafe Professor of Biology: Roberf Jones, As- sisfanf in Business: Shirley Jones, lnsfrucfor in Engish: Mrs. Mary Virginia Lee, lnsfrucfor in English. 2I FACULTY Row I: Dr. Sheridan Lee, Professor in Biology: Dr. Ernesfine Levereif. Professor of Educafion and Lafin: Granville Mays. Librarian: Virgil Rufledge McClaran. lnsfrucfor in Mafhemafics: Juanifa Millsap, Assisfanr Professor of Nursing. Row 2: William R. Mifchell. Assisfanr Professor of English: Sheila Taylor Myers, Assisfanf Professor of Nursing: Mrs. Marion Pafriclc. ln- sfrucfor in English: Housfin Payne, Lecfurer in Phofography: Mrs, Pafricia Pernalefe, lnsfrucfor in Spanish. Row 3: Miss Donna R. Piclcel, Assisfanr Professor of Physical Educafion and Direcfor of Women's Afhlefics: Gregory D. Prifchard, Assisi- anf Professor of Philosophy: Mrs. Hope Owen Prifchard, Assisfanf Professor of Nursing: Frances Juanifa Procfor, Assisfanf Professor of Nurs- nig3 Dr. Jack O. Purdue, Disfinguished Service Professor of Chemisfry. 22 in Row I: Dr. Kafherine Rader, Professor of English: Dr. Coleman L. Raley, Professor of Psychology: Dr. Marion Edgar Ramay, lnsfrucfor in Bible: Dr. J. Don Reeves. Associafe Professor of Religious Educafion: Truman Richardson, Lecfurer in Hisfory ill Semesferl. Row 2: Dr. John G. W. Roberfson, Assisfani' Professor of French: Dr. Roy A. Scoggins, Associafe Professor of Educafion: Roberf Scrufchins, Assisfani' in English: Mrs. Claire L. Searcy, lnsfrucfor in Educafion: Norman Searcy, Assisfanf Professor of Educafion. Row 3: Mrs. Doris Jean Simpson, lnsfrucfor in Speech: Dr. Lewis E. Solomon, Professor of Educafion and Psychology: Mrs. lla Mae Sfone, Associafe Professor of Home Economics: Dr. Rowena Sfriclcland, Professor of Bible: Dr. E. W. Thornfon, Disfinguished Service Professor of Hisfory. Row 4: Miss Mary Whife, Assisfanf Professor of Nursing: Dr. James S. Timberlake, Professor of Religion: Dr. W. Forbes Yarborough, Dis- finguished Service Professor of Religious Eclucafion: Jerome Ziclcriclx, Assisfani' Professor of Educafion: Jim Brown, lnsfrucfor in Music. 23 F LTY Row I: Ted A. Harris. Assisfanf Professor of Music: Mary Kay Higginbofham, lnsfrucfor in Music: Gary M. Horfon, lnsfrucfor in Music: Jean Louis Kashy, Assisfani' in Music: Dr. Richard Lin. Professor of Music. Row 2: Clair R. McGavern, Associafe Dean of Fine Arfs: Rufh McGavern, lnsfrucfor in Music: Miss Myrfle Merrill. Professor of Music: Miss Nancy Monfgomery, Assisfanf Professor of Music: Dr. Virginia Denyer Reese, Professor of Music. Row 3: Mrs. Emily Tipfon Roberfs, Assisfanf-in Music: Frank D. Roberfs. Assisfanf Professor of Music: Joe Spurloclc, Assisfanf Professor of Music: Mrs. Kafhryne O'Bryan Timberlake. lnsfrucfor in Music: Arfhur Wolfe, Assisfanf Professor of Music. 24 ST FF Row I: Mrs. Juanifa Allison, Payroll and Loans Clerk: Alfa Bryanf, Machine Bookkeeper: Mrs. Helen Crockeff, Direcfor, WMU Dormifory Sue Clark, Secrefary fo Dean Angell: Mrs. Mary Aline Chrisfian, Cafalog Librarian: Hazel Cossey, Accounfs Payroll. Row 2: Kennefh Eyer, Direcfor of Physical Planf: Miss Dorofhy M. Finklea, Assisfanf Professor of Journalism, and Alumni Work: Walfer Firesfone, Campus Policeman: Mrs. Wanda Gardner, Assisfanf Booksfore Manager: Mrs. Rufh Gosseff, Assisfanf fo fhe Dean of Women: Lena Herlacher, Diefifian, Brofherhood Dormifory. Row 3: Mrs. Irene Huffman, Hosfess, Kerr Dormifory: Miss Faye Miller, Diefifian, Kerr Dormifory: Dr. C. F. Paramore, Physician: Jack Pufnam, Direcfor of News Bureau: Mary Rosenbaum, Recepfionisf lRegisfrar's Officel: Geneva Seiss, Payroll Clerk. Row 4: Mrs. Mary Ann Shaw, Assisfanf fo fhe Treasurer and Compfroller and Booksfore Manager: R. D. Smifh, Campus Policeman: Mrs. Genlreva Sfewarf, Cashier: Mrs. Verdelle Case Thornfon. Acquisifions Librarian: Mrs. Jean Williams, Assisfanf Librarian: Marie Williams. Cas ier. 25 SENIOR CLASS .P F . .re S, . if sm' he +R yi 4' KX ' 1,33 , ! 9. Top Row: Earl Powell, Senalor. Middle Row: Susan Seiring, Senalorg Pal SuH'on, Secrefary: Uncle Jimmy Owens, Class Sponsor: Carolyn Earley, Senalor: Joy Powell, Treasurer: Marlc Sfanson, Senalor. BoHom Row: Jim Howard Harris, President SE IORS Row I: June Adams, Forgan, Psychology, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenr's Honor Roll, Kappa Della Pi secrelary, WRA secrelary, Sigma Tau Della, YWA Execulrive Council, Orian Social Club service proiecls chairman. David W. Anderson, Pacific, Mo., Hislory, SCS, Kappa Kappa Phi. Kay Aralraki, Hilo, Hawaii, Elemenlary Educalion, HK, UN presidenl and secrelary. John Baker, Decalur, Ga., Governmenl, Dean's Honor Roll, lPresi,denl's Honor Roll, Circle K, LLL, Sigma Tau Della, ODK president Copy Edilor, The Bison, Varsily Debale Team, BSU Execulive Com- millee, Universily Concerl' Series Commillee Chairman, SGA Senale, SGA Treasurer, Who's Who. Wayne Bandy. Nixa, MO-. Music EdUCG- fion, Yahnseh Band Gold Award, SCS, Yahnseh Band, Collegians. Row 2: Jim Banks, Tulsa, Religion, Dean's Honor Roll, MA secrelary. Marilyn Barb, Memphis, Mo., Voice, Kappa Della, Pi, SEA, Music Eclu- calors. Bill Barber, Barllesville, Religion, Thornlon Award, MA, BSU Council, ODK, Bison Slall, Mosl' Popular Man l9b4, Who's Who. Gor- don Belshe, Shawnee, Business. Ronnie BenneH', Tulsa, Psychology, Dean's Honor Roll, Lalin Prize, MA, Junior Class Congressman, B Club, Chips, Who's Who. Row 3: Glenda Bernson, Wichila, Kan., Elemenlary Educalion, SEA, SCS. Mark Blankenship, Loclcharl, Tex., Voice, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidemus Honor Roll, Bison Glee Club president Tuneclippers, Opera Workshop, Fallen Angels, Who's Who. Emma Boepple, Oklahoma Cify, Nursing, Nufrix, OSSNA. Phil Brewsier, Tulsa. Philosophy, LSB, BSU, Psi Phi Omega. Edward Richard Brewsfer, Baxler Springs, Kan., Philosophy. Bison Slaff, Senior Senalor. 27 SE IURS l Row I: Chuck Bridwell, Fl. Worlh, Tex., Voice, B. B. McKinney Memorial Scholarship, Bison Glee Club Vice Presidenl, Who's Who. Carol Brisfer, Tulsa, English, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenl's Honor Rall, Orians, Organ Guild, LSB, YWA Execulive Council, lnlerdorm Council, SEA, Sigma Tau Della, Kappa Della Pi, Oulslanding Resiclenf of Earleigh Hall, Who's Who. Judifh Brown, Woodward, Speech, College Players, SCS, Opera Workshop, UN, Bisonelles, librarian, John BurneH', Pauls Valley, Business Adminislralion, lnlerdorm Council. Roger K. Burns, Shawnee, Chemislry. Row 2: Twyla Carnes, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing, Nulrix, OSSNA, UN Club. Carolyn Carier, Fullon, Mo., Sociology, SEA, LSB. Paulelfe Cheek, Elk Cily, Elemenlary Eclucalion, Bisonelfes, SEA. Dora Chow, Hong Kong, Piano, SAl, UN. Lois Trenfon Coffman, Shawnee, Home Eco- nomics, Tau Ela Epsilon. Row 3: Rick Cornsfuble, Tulsa, Hislory, Kappa Kappa Phi presidenf, SCC secrelary. Leslie Courfney, Shawnee, Speech. Marfha Cox, Grove Sociology, Presidenfs Honor Roll, Psi Phi Omega, Gamma Phi Della. Thomas Cox, Fi. Worlh, Tex., Religion, MA. Kennefh Culver, Barns- dall, Bookkeeping and Clerical Praclice, SEA, lnframural Manager, LTC, Bison S'rafl,Yal'1nseh Slaff. 28 Row I: Judy Cummins, Oklahoma CiI'y, Voice, Yahnseh Band secrelary-Ireasurer, Bisonelles presidenl' and librarian, lnlerdorm Council. Diane Davenporl, Shawnee, Chemislryq Dean's Honor Roll, PresidenI s Honor Roll, T. L. Bailey Scholarship, Honors Sludy in Chemislry, Honor Malh Club secreiary, BBB presidenl' and vice presidenl, Who's Who. Johna Davis, Tulsa, Secrelarial Adminislralion, Dean's Honor Roll, Orians, Bela Bela Epsilon, YWA Execulive Council, SEA, Phi Bela Lambda, Young Democrals, Nalional Business Educalion Associa- lion. Linda Davis, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing, SAI, BSU, OSSNA, IEC, LSB, YWA. Carol Duckworlh, Wichila, Kan., Business, Gamma Phi Della, Phi Bela Lambda, SEA. Row 2: Don Dyer, Miami, Psychology, SGA Senalor, Psi Phi Omega presidenl, Chips, B Club. Carolyn Earley, Des Moines, Iowa, Hislory, PresidenI s Honor Roll, Kappa Della Pi presidenl, Alheneans presidenl, Senior Class Senalor, Yahnseh Assislanl Edilor, SEA, Who's Who. Gary Ellis, Sedalia, Mo., Hisiroy, Dean's Honor Roll, Robinefle Educalion Award, MA, SEA, Aclivilies Board. Nancy Eubanks, Lawlon, Speech, Alheneans, Kappa Della Pi, Sigma Tau Della, Who's Who. Sherry Fream, Muskogee, Chemisiry, T. L. Bailey Chernislry Scholarship, Soeqsidepgi Honor Roll, Alpha Lambda Delia presiden'l', Gamma Phi Della vice presideni, Honor Malh Sociely, BBB, Zela Chi presidenl, os o. Row 3: John Geiger, Tulsa, Chemislryg Nelda Graff, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing, Nulrix, BSU, OSSNA, Yahnseh Queen Finalisl. Ann-Mary Green, Lawlon, Nursing, OSSNA, Who's Who. Carol Griffin, Kansas Cily, Kan., Psychology, Alpha Lambda Della, HK. Pearl Griffin, Gulhrie, Sociology, Orian Social Club, Acfivilies Board Program Commillee, Young Democrals. 29 SE IORS Row I: Linda Grimes, Tulsa, Elemenlary Educaiion, Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secrelary, SGA Treasurer, Kappa Della Pi vice president Zela Chi vice president SAI secrelary. Senaior, SEA, Gamma Phi Delia, Who's Who, Mosl Popular Woman I964. A. Eugene Haclrer, Anadarlco, Hislory, ODK Treasurer, IRC president Senale-Presidenl pro Tempore, B Club. Ann Hagood. Albuquerque N. MGX- Speech, College Players, UN, LSB. Karl Harman, Del Cily. Religion, MA, LSB. Raymond Harper, Darlinglon, Penna., Business Adminislra: lion, Yahnseh sialt Bison siaft Yahnseh Band, Gamma Sigma Phi secrelary-lreasurer, Sigma Della Phi, Presidenls' Club, ICC, I964 ESP. Row 2: Belly Harris, Tulsa, Religion, LSB, YWA. Carl Harris, Meeker, Government Dean's Honor Roll, SEA. Jim HowardiHarris, Nash ville, Tenn., Hislory, Chips, Aclivilies Board Program Chairman. Aclivilies Board Chairman, Senior Class president Yahnseh Arr Edilor Bison carloonist Senale, Campus lmprovemenls Commiilee Chairman, Be-sl All-Around Man I964, Who's Who. Sheila Harris, Ft Worlh Tex., Elemenlary Educalion, Bisonelies vice president SEA. Emma Hawkins, St Joseph, Mo., English, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidents l-lonoi Roll, Alpha Lambda Della, Sigma Tau Della, BSU Council, Bison Slalt LSB, YWA. Row 3: Cliffon .HiII, Shawhnee, Sociology. Linda Manning Hilt Dallas, Nursing, Alpha Lambda Della, Nufrix, Who's Who. Waymon E. Hofherns, Sedalia, Mo., Biology, SGA Senaie, BBB, Kappa Phi Apha, Young Republicans president Marion Holcomb, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing, Nulrix, Kappa Phi Alpha, Yahnseh Queen Finalist Ferne Hooper, Lawlon, Malh, Besl' All-Around Woman I963, SGA Presidenl Zela Chi, SAI, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Della Pi, lnlerdorm Council president Bisonelles, BSU secrefary, Freshman Class secre'rary.' Who's Who. 30 iii? Row I: Paul David Horn, Sand Springs, Voice, Dean's Honor Roll, Bison Glee Club, Yahnseh Band, Opera Workshop, SCS, HK, Shawnee Civic Orchesrra. James Howard, Shawnee, Business Adminisirarion. Charles R. Hoyle, Shawnee, Mail-i, Presiden1 s Honor Roll. Roberi Hu. Honolulu, Hawaii, Governmenl, SEA, UN, Wayne Huey, Lawion, Biology. Junior Class vice presideni, B Club, SEA, BBB, Congress, Emelheans. Row 2: Juanila Hughes, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing. Nancy Humphrey, Baguin Ciry, Philippines, Elemenrary Educaiion, BSU, SEA, College Players, Theia Alpha Phi. Trudy Irvine, EI Dorado, Kan., English, Haihareans president ICC secreipry, LSB, SEA, Presidenis Club, Jeannie Johnson, Harlingen, Tex., Elemenlary Educaiion, Gamma Phi Della presidenr, Mosl' Popular Woman I963, BSU secrerary, Dean's Honor Roll, PresidenI's Honor Roll, SAI, Kappa Della Pi, Bisoneires, Liirlesl Angels, Zela Chi, SCC, SEA, Who's Who. Joe Jones, Shawnee, Physical Educarion. Row 3: Loren Kenclig, FI. Smilh, Ark., Religious Educalion. Selma Kennison, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, Elemenlary Eclucalion, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenfs Honor Roll, SCS, SEA, Kappa Delia Pi. Lincla King, Fr. Smirh, Ark., Elernenrary Educarion, Kappa Della Pi, SEA, lnlerdorm Council. Ruih King, Tonkawa, Voice, Dean's Honor Roll, SAI presidenl, Ireasurer, Bison Glee Club, Lillie Sislers, Kappa Della Pi, Zela Chi Ireasurer, Music Educaiors, Gamma Phi Delia secrerary, Opera Workshop, SEA, ESP, Bisonerles, Who's Who. Carole Jo Lane, SI. Caiharine, Mo., Piano, Dean's Honor Roll, BSU, YWA, LSB, SCS. 3I SE IORS Row I: J. R. Lawrence, Shawnee, Governmenl, Presidenl's Honor Roll, ODK, Phi Ela Sigma, Bison Edilor, Governors, Chips, Young Democrals. Judy Lawrence, Albuquerque, N. Mex., Speech, ESP I963, Kappa Phi Alpha presidenl, College Players. Milre Lawson, Shaw- nee, Chemislry, T. L. Bailey Chemislry Award, Honor Malh Sociely. Elaine Lilherland, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing. P. Henderson Lillie, Columbus, Ga., Hislory, MA, SEA, lRC, Young Democrals, College Players, BSU. Row 2: Connie Long, Belhany, English, Sigma Tau Della vice presidenl, Kappa Della Pi. Meredilh Long, Barllesville, Business Adminislra- lion, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenl's Honor Roll, ESP l963, Phi Bela Lambda, Circle K, Brolherhood Dorm Council. Nancy Lui, Hong Kong, Sociology, UN. Carole Macarly, Choclaw, Nursing. Glenda Magers, Oklahoma Cily, Elemenlary Educalion, Yahnseh Queen I963, Presidenl's Honor Roll, Bison Glee Club Lillle Sislers, Tuneclippers, Gamma Phi Della, Phi Bela Lambda presidenl and vice presidenl American Guild ol Organisls, SEA, Kappa Della Pi, Bisonelles, Lilllesl Angels. Row 3: Lucinda Manlcin, Fl. Smilh, Ark., Elemenlary Educalion, Orian Social Club, College Players, YWA, SEA. Anila Miller, Grandlield, Elemenlary Educalion, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenl's Honor Roll, I964 Harvesl Queen, SEA, Orians, Bisonelles, WRA, lnlerdorm Council, SGA Aclivilies Board, Kappa Della Pi. Julie Milchell, Lillle Rock, Ark., French, Annie Juliel Earle French Award, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenl's Honor Roll, Kappa Della Pi, SEA, YWA, WRA, Sigma Tau Della, Alpha Lambda Della, Young Democrals, Kappa Phi Alpha. Sandra Moore, Memphis, Mo., English, Dean's Honor Roll, Sigma Tau Della, YWA, SEA. Rayna Moxham, Kansas Cily, Mo., Home Ecoe nomics. 32 Row I: Mary Mullennix, Tulsa, Home Economics, Tau Ela Epsilon secreiary-Treasurer and vice presidenf, HK. Rana Nasir, Pakisfan, Religion. Darlene Pember Neiherlon, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing. Marilee Newman, Si. Charles, Mo., French, SEA, Kappa Phi Alpha, Tau Ela Epsilon, Young Democrals, WRA, Ann Norlhcufl, Fl: Worlh, Tex., Elemeniary Educalion, Alpha Lambda Della, ln-lerdorm Council, Kappa Della Pi, Gamma Phi Delia, BSU Council, College Players secrelary, SEA, Thela Alpha Phi, Alheneans. Row 2: Roberi Nowlin, Eslancia, N. Mex., Psychology, Dean's Honor Roll, BSU Council presidenl, LSB president MA presidenl, Presi- denls Club, Psi Phi Omega, Who's Who. Sandy Ofledahl, Marion, Iowa, Music, YWA, Bison Chorale, Phi Theia Kappa, Kappa Delia Pi, BSU Council. Gary O'Neal, Shawnee, Chemislry. Kay Owens, Sl. Louis, Mo., Ari, SAI hislorian, Kappa Della Pi. Audrey Page, Wichila, Kan., Malh, Honor Mafh Sociely vice president Junior Class Congressman, Clerk of Congress, Alheans secrelary-lreasurer and special proiecls chairman, Universily Concerl Series Commillee. Row 3: Marilyn Perkins, Wes+ Plains, Mo., Piano, Alpha Lambda Della, Zeia Chi, Gamma Phi Della, Bison Chorale secrelary-lreasurer and president SAl vice presidenr and corresponding secrelary, Junior Class Treasurer, SCS, American Guild of Organisls, Who's Who. Lorne A. Phillips, Ednnonlon, Alberla, Canada, Sociology, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidemvs Honor Roll, Senalor-al-Large, Kappa Kappa Phi, Psi Phi Omega, UN, Bison Slalf, SCC, SGA Senale. Earl Powell, Wichifa Falls, Tex., Philosophy, Hislory, Government B Club, Junior Class Senalor, Senior Class Senalor. Joy Powell, Richardson, Texas, English, Sigma Tau Della lreasurer and vice presidenl, Gamma Phi Della, Senalor, Senior Class Treasurer. Judy Po'H'er, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing. 33 g IORS si lg 2 Row I: Ann Priddy, Dallas, Texas, Home Economics, Gamma Phi Delia, Tau Era Epsilon social chairman, WRA, I964 Yahnseh Queen Final-3 isr. Janice Regier, Enid, Music, Bisoneires secreiary, vice presidenf, Lifilesi- Angels, Gamma Phi Delia lreasurer, SAI, SEA, Music Edu-i cafion. Jacques Reynolds, Shawnee, Physical Educaiion, Head Cheerleader, WRA presidenr, Kappa Pi, Orians, Universily Concerl Seriesl Commiliee, Who's Who. Ronnie Rice, Tulsa, Hisiory. Michael Richardson, Eufaula, Music Educalion, Kappa Kappa Phi presidenl, Bisonl Glee Club, Fallen Angels, Tuneclippers, Shawnee Civic Orchesira, Collegians, Yahnseh Band, College Players, Opera Workshop. l Row 2: Joyce Roberson, Willow Springs, Ill., Spanish, BSU Council, Bisoneiles, Gamma Phi Delia. Glen Robinson, Shawnee. Dale Rogers,l Okmulgee, Religion, MA, Exfension Direcior of MA. Judy Sanders, Oklahoma Ciiy, Nursing. Freda Scales, Oklahoma Ciiy, Nursing. Row 3: Susan Seiring, Lawfon, English, Orians presidenf and vice presidenf, Kappa Delia Pi reporier. Sigma Tau Delia ireasurer,-Seniqgl Class Senaior, Dean's Honor Roll, SEA, Senaie, Presidenis Club WRA, lnlerdorm Council. Glenda Shaha, Oklahoma Cily, Nursing. Rose Sheehy, S+. Louis, Mo.. Sociology, Psi Phi Omega, LSB, WRA, YWA, UN. Charloiie Shore, Crescenr, Piano, Dean's Honor Roll, SAl, SCS. Bill Shreve, Winfield, Mo., Hisiory, BSU presideni, MA, LSB. 34 F l m An Row I: Sue Skinner, Barllesville, Sociology, Gamma Phi Della, WRA, Freshman and Sophomore Edilor of Yahnseh, ESP I964. Dennis Smifh, Shreveporl, La., Physical Educalion, Governors, Chips, SEA. Melanie Smiih, Fl. Smilh, Ark., SociolO9Y. DSan's Honor Roll, LSB. BSU Council, Psi Phi Omega, lnlerdorm Council, Miss Congenialily of Kerr Dorm, Slale' BSU Enlislmem' Chairman, ESP I964, Who's Who. Gene Soulsby, Herculaneum, Mo., Voice, Bison Chorale vice presidenl, Opera Workshop, SCS, Segal Voice Award. Row 2: Phil Slanberry, Tecumseh. Mark Slanson, Lake Charles, La., Speech, Presiclenl, Brolherhood Dorm, Chips presic.len'l', ESP I964-, Senale, Aclivilies Board, Circle K. Shirley Sfewarl, Oklahoma Cily, Malh, SEA presidenl, Honor Malh Sociely presideni, Presidenls Club, Kappa Delia Pi, Orians vice presidem' and secrelary, Who's Who, James Stowe, Tulsa, Philosophy, ODK, Phi Ela Sigma presidenl, BSU vice presideni, Bison Slaff, Yahnseh Slalf, Pholography Edilor of Yahnseh, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidem s Honor Roll, Bison Pledge Glee Club. Alice Sullerfield, Cape Girardeau, Mo., Voice, Bison Chorale, Bison Glee Club, Opera Workshop, SAl, SEA, Tuneclippers. Row 3: Mary Swedenburg, Birmingham, Ala., Hislory, BSU, ESP l964. Donna Tarpley, Norwalk, Calif., English, Dean's Honor Roll, Kappa Della Pi, Sigma Tau Delia, Orians, Aciivilies Board, Congress, SEA, ESP I964. Bill Thomason, Oklahoma Ciiy. English, Sigma Tau Della president Presidenrs Club, Sophomore Class Presidenl, Dean's Honor Roll, Presidenl's Honor Roll, Sludenl Courf, Senale. Roberi C. Waggener, Sl. Louis, Mo., Business Adminislralion, Circle K. Carolyn Warren, S+. Louis, Mo., Secrelarial Adminislralion, SEA, Nalional Business Educalion Associalion, Kappa Phi Alpha, Young Democrals, WRA, YWA, Yahnseh Band. Row 4: Ken+ Wear, Ennis, Tex., Hisiory, Chips, ESP. Donna While, Ardmore, Music, SAl chaplain, lnlerclorm presidenf, SEA, Dean's Honor Roll. Bobbie Williamson, Shawnee, English, Dean's Honor Roll, Presiden'r's Honor Roll, Alpha Lambda Della, Organ Guild, SEA, BSU. Sigma Tau Della, Kappa Della Pi, Who's Who. Maxine Wilson, Hawrhorne, California. Merl Winsleii, Comanche, Voice, SCS. V as KUNIOR CLASS Top Row: DoHie Gray, Senaforg Bill Pharr, Vice-President Linda Allen, Secreraryg Denny Hallra, President Middle Row: Alice Scrivener, Treasurer: Doi' Roufh, Mifch Gregory, Senafors. BoHom Row: Janef Hughes, Senaior. Noi Picfured: Tommie Adams, Senaror. l UNIORS lRow I: Linda Allen, Oblong, Illinois: Sharon Afha, Oklahoma Cify: Tommy Barber, Madill: Lon Baugh, Oklahoma Cily: Ron Baugh, Okla- 'homa Ciiy. Row 2: Joy Benion, Independence, Kansas: Nancy Berry, Oklahoma Cily: Deborah Bickel, Kinball, Neb.: Karen Billions, Shawnee: John R lBlack, Fl. Worlh. lRow 3: Judy Blankenship, Shawnee: Jean Blood, Oklahoma Cify: PaHy Brown, Oklahoma Cily: Sharon Brown, Oklahoma Cily: Tecldie B. Bulla, Shawnee. 37 . UNIORS Row I: Robert Burgess, Meeker: Jerry Burion, Shawnee: Judifh Ann Canfield, Derroir. Mich.: Margo Cannom, Kansas Cily. Mo.: Frances Canfy, Pascagoula, Miss. Row 2: Gayla Carlyle, Holden, Mo.: Palricia Lee Carver, Fl. Smifh. Ark.: Bill Chaffin, Davis: Sianley Cheng. Hong Kong: Anifa Chrisly. Henryella. Row 3: Linda Clark, Ada: Mary Colyer, Los Alamos. N. Mex.: Linda Corneff, McLean, Va.: Sonia Rae Cornell, Coriez, N. Mex.: Nona Cossey, Shawnee. 38 Row I: Jerome Cowin, Imperial, Mo: Pam Crumpler, Checolahg Nancy Dalfon, Fl. Worlh, Tex.: Diane Davis, Tulsa: Nancy Desauiel Lawlon. Row 2: Karen Dorrell, Mounlain View: Beverly Easierly, Knoxville, Tenn.: Donna Eller, For? Riley, Kans.: Nancy Ellis-Anwyl, Oklahoma Cily1 Pal Evans, Des Moines, lowa. Row 3: Mary Lee Evereff, Oklahoma Cifyg Rifa Fau+h, Oklahoma Cily: Jane! Fazenbalrer, Ballimore, Md.: Ken Foreman, Shawnee: Ellen Forresfer, Arnell. 39 JU IORS Row I: Mary Lou Gerber, Oklahoma Cilyg Ann Girrard, Ardmore: Carolyn Godfrey, Grandby, Mo.: Jerry Graber, Tulsa: Gayle Green leaf, Oklahoma Cily. Row 2: Mifch Gregory, Midwesf Cifyy Diann Griffin, Bellaire, Texas: Nancy Grimes, Harrahg Carolyn Hair, Madison, Kans.: Dennis Halka, Toledo, Ohio. Row 3: Rebecca Haliom, Oklahoma Cilyy Bob Harris, Shawnee: Mary Whiffingfon Harris, Oklahoma Cilyp William H. Harrison, Cyril Adelaide Hawkins, Wichila Falls, Tex. 40 I a l Row I: Palsy Henkle, Tonkawa: Nancy Hiegle, Ardmore: Dale Higginboiham, Pascagoula, Misa: Don Highfill, Hugo: Ann Higly, Shawnee. Row 2: Jane Hill, Shawnee: Louise Hill, Shawnee: Ronnie Hinze, Fl. Worlh, Tex.: Chann Hobbs, Tulsa: Jeannie Hoffman, Muskogee. Row 3: Janei' Hughes, Columbus, Ohio: Elaine Hunier, Wes? Palm Beach, Fla.: Nancy Ireland, Oklahoma Cilyg Dick James, Norman: Jake Jernigan, Shawnee. 4I y yy UNI ORS Row I: Freda Mae Jewell, Shawnee: Linda Jobe, Tulsa: Bill Johnson. Franklin Park. Ill.: Roger JOHNSON. Shawnee: DON JONES. Oklahoma Ciiy. Row 2: Wanda Jones, Shawnee: Pai Kannady, Bixby: Rosemary Kanno. Hawaii: Sandy King, Comanche: Doyle Koehn, Chickasha. gow Mary Beih Land, McAlesfer: Yemi Lawoyin, Ibadan. Nigeria: Gerald Lunsford, Cordell: R. B. Lynam, Shawnee: Judy Lynes, Kansas ily, o. 42 Row I: Jon McCorlcell, Tulsa: Charlo'He McCormick, Monell, Mo.: Tom McMinn, l-louslon, Tex.: Curfis Mayuee, Pryor: Mary Sue ivlifchell, Aflon. Row 2: Rick Mize, Tulsa: Ellen Moore, Claremore: Bob Morgan, Camp Pendlelon, Calii: Neva Murdock, Tulsa: Reford Nash, Oklahoma Cily. ' Row 3: Riclr Oglesby, Tulsa: Richard Oliver, Oklahoma Ciiy: Randy Overall, Madison, Tenn.: Edward Owens, Forl Worlh, Tex.: Della Paschall, Indianapolis, lnd. 43 UNIORS l .Row I: Doug Paschal, Oklahoma Cllyg Darwin Paylon, Shawnee: Bill Pharr, Nashville, Tenn.: Alla Pillrenlon, Shawnee: Connie Powell, Tulsa. howl? iz Johna Pryor, Shawnee: Joyce Ralliff, Oklahoma Cily: Jerry Reeves, Oklahoma Cilyq Becky Rhea, Sleelvllle, Mo.: Norma Rice, a e . Allgorv 3: Lawrence J. Ring, Tryon: Linda Risdon, Falls Church, Va.: Dol' Roulh, Nashville, Tenn.: Slanley Sasser, Lawloni Alice Scribener, usa. 44 I , ow I: Connie Shearon, Oklahoma Cilyg Janis Sheffield, Webber Falls. Johnnie Shook, Ada: Orelha Sifzes, Marquand, Mo.: Mary Ann 'nifh, Oklahoma Cily. ow 2: Sharon Smifh, Sand Springs: LaRifa Sparkman, Oklahoma Cily: Dana Siahl, Oklahoma Cifyg Sfephen Sfafon, Mangumg Judy leiger, Barllesville. l Fw 3: Larry Sfevens, Affon: Gene Sfewarf, Shawneeg Tim Sumners, Memphis, Tenn.: Lee Swinden: Ruby Teague, Prague. 45 Row I: Barbara Thompson, Tacoma, Wash.: Charles Tidal, S+. Louis, Mo.: Vernon Tinsley, McLoud. Row 2: Danny Trammell, Oklahoma Ciiy: Leiha Trammell, Tulsa: Bob Trimble, Jefferson Ciiy, Mo., William Underwood, McLoud: Mari' Wallace, Wurora, Colo. Row 3: Janice Ware, Oklahoma Ciiyg Jacaneiie Wells, Hanna: Sally Wells, Oklahoma Ciiyy Dorcas Wheisel, Oklahoma City: Leonar Worihingfon, Shawnee. Row 4: Margie Yearouf, Russellville, Ark.: Janice Yip, Kowloon, Hong Kong: Tillie Young, Hong Kong: Thomas Yong: Judy Zweiache Owasso. 46 SOPHO ORE CLASS X , Q ,X ' 5 Q3 5 E Top Row: Paul Richards, Senalorp Eddie OHo, President Bill Badley, Senaforg Ed Marlin, Vice-Presiclenl. Middle Row: Janice Pickler, Treasurer. BoHom Row: Rick Ford, David Hopper, Senalors. Noi' Picfured: Flora Sfewarf, Secrela ry. GPHO ORES sz 329 as -M 5, 5 if Row I: AnneHe Albers, Union Cily: Jon Allen, Onlario, Calif.: Mary Anderson, Webb Cily, Mo.: Harold Annis, Shawnee: Linda Asl ford, Shawnee. Row 2: Ruih Ann Allrinson, Mexico, Mo.: Susan Baclger, Kellering: Bill Badley, Oklahoma Cily: Faifh Bailey, Tulsa: Jim Bailey, Nashville Tenn. Rlaw 3: Jorella Baird, Pampa, Tex.: Linda Bandy, Shawnee: Sian Barfon, S+. Louis, Mo.: Barry Beclceh, Birmingham. Ala.: Carolyn Blacl S awnee. 48 Row I: Vern Blair, La l-labra, Calif.: Palsy Bowden, Wicliila, Kan.: Corrine Boyce, Independence, Mo.: Linda Braclrin, Olcemalw: Frank Brodl, Shawnee. Row 2: Ancly Brown, Tulsa: Sue Bullard, Banning, Calif.: Darla Burlcs, Cushing: Jim Burneii, Edna, Kang Vivian Burns, Tulsa. Row 3: Sharen Burlon, Bellwanyg Charles Bulcher, Shawnee: Keilh Buller, Olilaliorna Cily: Jerry Cass, Olimulqeeq Kallnie Clweelr, Calimesa, Calif. 49 ,UPHO ORES Row l: Elaine Cloud, Urhana, Ill.: Ronnie Coafes, Tulsa: Janice Coker, Tecumseh: Coila Conner, Oklahomq Ciiyq Doris Consfanl, Black well. Row 2: Carol Coolr, Grand Island, Neb.: Eldon Cooper, Owassog Cheryl Cory, Edmond, Karen Cowen, Henderson. Nev.: Joan Davison Oklahoma Cify. Row 3: Linda Dayfon, Lawfony Jane Delaware, Shroud: Sharon Dowden, Fl, Worfh, Tex.: Merlyn Dungey, Des Plalnes, Illzq Tom Edmond son, Tulsa. 50 is 2 5?- lf 96 Q ,una Row I: Becky Elder, Colleyville, Kan.: Margie Eller, Jefferson Cily, Mo.: Ann Evalf, Ralslonq Jone Fad, Adams: Kenda Fawceif, Prague, Row 2: Orville Fesler, Elgin: Rick Ford, Parma, Ohio: Riclc Foreman, Shawnee: Phyllis Fosier, Clwecclalwz Gay Frales, Vinifa. Row 3: Niia Franklin, Hollis: Leo C. Y. Fung. Hong Kong: John Gage, Oklahoma Cilyq Malcolm Gilbrealh Honey Grove, Tex.: Larry Gill Seminole. 5l OPHO ORES is M -,sz Q 12 1, Row I: Gloria Gober, Tulsa: Carolyn GraviH, Pulnam Cilyq Sian Gregory, Midwesl Cilyp Leon Gregs+on, Duncan: Sue Grieves, Sand Springs Row 2: Jan Guclwereau, Oklahoma Cifyi Jim Hall, Tulsa: Ron Harris, Fl, Worllw Tex.: Jane? Hasfey. lNA0Vi5VllY, N. M.: Chdflofle Hdygood Shawnee. Row 3: Carol Higgins, Olclalwoma Cifyq Larry Hill, Slwawneeg Fay Hogan, Barllesvilleq Kennefh Hollingshead, Shawnee: Jim Howarfh, Holden ville. 52 Row I: Jim Howell, Seminole: Pafii Jusfice, Norman: Dawn Ella Kircher, Sfroud: Bervin Kno'H, Mangumg David Langsfon, Clnickaslwa. Row 2: Mary Lee, Tulsa: Kay Lewis, Del Cily: Linda Lilley, Oklahoma City: Don Long, Oklahoma Cilyi Sharon Lynn, Prairie Village, Kan. Row 3: Bob Lyon, Winnipeg, Canada: Mary Ann McAnincl'1, Enid: Tomala McBrayer, Hollis: Pa+ McCollum, Tulsa, Rosemary McCombs, Dusfin 53 OPHO ORES GN Row I: Nora McCoy, Tonkaway Glenn Mccrulchen, Columbus, Ga: Henry McDaniel, Shawneeg Delma McFarland, Tulsa: Andy McNeice, Elmore Cify. Row 2: Bruce Magers, Oklahoma Clfyx Mike Manes, Sasalrway Barbara Maples, Tulsa: Dan Marshall, Tulsa: Ed Marlin, Clrlalwoma Cily, Row 3: Shirley May, Ulysses, Kan.: Ron Miller, Del Cify: Nifa Minion, Midwesf Cifyy Mary Monfague, Shawnee: Nancy Mullenix, Tulsa. 54 Row I: Enola Nelson, New York Cily, N. Y.: Pai Nelson, Sl. Louis, Mo.: Carol Newby, Webb Cily, Mo.: Linda Nix, Oklahoma Cily: Judy Nunne- lee, Charleslon, Mo. Row 2: Jim Oldham, Brislol. Tenn.: Eddie Page, Wichila, Kan.: Bill Palmer, Brenham, Tex.: Judy Paflerson, Tecumseh: Mary Jane Peih, Tulsa. Row 3: Janice Piclrler, Grand Prairie, Tex.: David Plumlee, Tecumseh: Carole Pulliam, Tulsa: Mary lda Pufnam, Shawnee: Jim Ramsey, Okla- homa Cily. 55 OPHO ORES Row I: Ann Raulsfon, Tulsa: Paul Richards. Shawnee: Priscilla Rigsby, Colorado Springs, Colo.: John Rowe, Roswell, N. M.: Pam Rcyer, Pulnam Cily. Row 2: Cecil Sadler, Shawnee: Jim Sampson, Williamslown, Mass.: Bev Sanny, Colorado Springs, Colo., Carolyn Schmidf, Tulsa: John Seigler Oklahoma Cily. Row 3: Margarei Shulfs, Wichila, Kan., Dan Smelser, Neosho, Mo.: Alfon Smiih, Shawnee, Joyce Smifh, Chevy-Chase, Md., Peggy Smifh Pauls Valley. 56 Row I: Virginia Spifz, Clwesler, lll.: Cherri Sfeele, Trenion, Mo.: Lee Sfephens, Tulsa: Claud Sievens, Miliay: Charles Sfewarf, College Siaiion, Tex, Row 2: Flora Srewari, Draper, N, C.: Larry Sfewari, Slwawnee: Bill Sfinebaugh, Ulysses, Kan.: LoreHa Sireeiman, Olclalwoma Ciiy: Addie Ann Shiclcland, Naslwille, Tenn. Row 3: Diana Sfuarf, Colorado Springs, Colo,: Sharon Swearingin, Pryor: Wayne Swinney, Shawnee: Karen Taslwiro, Walwiawa, Hawaii: Doris Taylor, Carbondale, Ill. 57 OPHO ORES Row I: Donna Thomas, Tulsa: Milxey Thomas, Taium, N. M.: Dave Thompson: Karen Thompson, Norman: Sidney Thompson, Wesfpoinf, Miss, Row 2: Burman Timberlake, Pomona, Calif.: Jimmie Todd, San Anlonio, Tex.: Keny Townsend, Evansville, Ind., Al Tuclxer, Dayion, Ohio: Geral Tuclcer, Daylon, Ohio. Row 3: Margaref Tusing, Columbia Falls, Mont: Joe Tyson, Guymon: Margarel' Tyson, Fl. Worlh, Tex., David Veazey, Shawnee, Jim Veazey Shawnee. 58 , lf' f low I: Bob Thomas, Shawnee: Mary Veazey, Shawnee: Pai Waggener, Fairfax, Va.: Fran Walker, Union, Mo.: Waller Wan, Hong Kong. Row 2: Mary Jane Warren, Maud: Allen Websfer, Barnsdall: Linda Wesi, Verden: Jim Wesrmoreland, Wichila, Kang Cheryl Welwislra, Okie home Cify. Row 3: Kenf Wheeler, Joplin, Mo.: Larry Whireside, Sapulpa: Carol Willis, Maysville: Jerry Wilson, Hennessey: Theresa Wilson, Shawnee. Row 4: Carol Jean Wood, Ardmore: Sharon Wood, Parkinson, Ark.: Linda Woofen, Del Cify: Lynn Worihen, Ardmore: Ted Wylie, Cushing. 59 FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: Sherri Keel, Secreiaryg Mary Crews fon Iadderj, Freshman Queen: Dixie Wynn Treasurer. Second Row: Bufch Hogue, President Chuck Flowers, Vice-President BoH'om Row: Jaclc Mefcalf, Jim Shackelford, A. J. Jones, Sena+ors. FRESH low I: Linda Abbofl, -hawnee, Barbara Allis low 2: Keifh Anderson Iallance, Lavaca, Ark., low 3: Harold Banfon Shawnee, Greg Berkey, low 4: Kennelh Berner, DePere, Wis.q Glenda Pompano Beach, Fla.: Vicki Able, Oklahoma Cilyg Linda Allen, Sluflqarf, Ark.: Eula Faye Allen, Enid: Johnnie Allen, on, Shawnee, Pam Allison, Wichira, Kan. , Enon Valley, Paq Ronnie Ausmus, Benlonville, Ark.: Roberf J. Bachman, Wichiia, Kama.: Joe Baker. Oklahoma Ciryq Julia Kay Ballinger, Euiaula: Rose Marie Banks, Shawnee. 3 Angela Barnes, Wichila, Kans., Chris Barne'H, Shawnee: Gary Barreli, Mangumg Sheila Baylis, Tecumseh: Lois Berglan, Arcadia, Calif. Springdale, Ark,, David Beverly, Broken Arrow, Jannis Bland, Neosho, Mo.: Carolyn Blanfon, Melairie, La.: Judifh Blesser, Bollinger, Wichiia, Kansx Tom Boone, Oklahoma Cily. , U low 5: Don Bowen, Chickasha: Jerry Brighlq Andrea Brighf, Hugo: Janel Brooks, Oklahoma Cily: Judy Brooks, Baltimore, Md.: Ben Brown Shawnee: Belly Brown, Ponca Cily. bl F RESHME 2 1 . 3 Row I: David Wesley Brown, Covinglon: Elaine Bryanf, Wichila Falls, Tex.: Susan Brown, Charleslon, Mo.: David Bryanl, Mclklesler: Tommyi Bunker, Memphis, Tenn.: Norma Burge, Oklahoma Cily: Mike Burks, Midwcsl City. Row 2: Sharon Burlon, Belhany: Rusfy Capps, Shawnee: Charloiie Carroll, Chandler: Jimmy Carver, Diagonal, lowa: Pal Cashon, Tucson, Ariz. Jim Causey, Albuquerque, N. Mex.: Bob Chandler, Cyril. Row 3: LeRoy Chandler, Frederick: Lynn Chenowelh, Oklahoma Cily: Bill Cherry, Carbondale, III.: Sherry Clagg, Maysvillc: Truefl Clampiil Mcfxlosler: Marcia Clark, Oklahoma Cily: Roberf Clark, Krebs. Row 4: Joe Cliffon, Shawnee: Lynda Clubb, Amarillo, Tex.: Carolyn Coggins, Oklahoma Cily: Paul Coleman, Barllesville: Joyce Cook, Tulsa Sieve Cooper, Tulsa: Palfy Complon, Oklahoma Cily. Row 5: Jeaneffe Corley, Colorado Springs, Colo.: Grady Cofhen. Fresno, Calif.: Wilma Colfer, Arlinglon, Tex.: Paul Cox, Muskogee: Jeanelh Crawford, Okrnulgee: Mary Crews, Decalur, Ga.: Jan Cromer, Monroovillo, Pa. 62 4 E 2 ,J sf so as 5, .fs sz ,S K 3 rg. 5 low I: Teddy Cromer, Monroeville, Pa.: Rila CriHenden, Shawnee: Ellen Daniel, Slillwaler: Willene Davanl, Lake Cily, Fla.: Cheri Davis, Forl Norlh, Tex.: Mary Lynn Dixon, Honolulu, l-lawaii: Edward Dozier, Tulsa. gow 2: Judy Dupre, Venezuela: Howard Duer: Paula Ann Duncan, Binger: Daryl Dungey, Des Plains, lll.: Marcelle Duvall, Shawnee: Allen Eaker, , klahoma Cily: Saundra England, Muskogee. Eow 3: Royce Evorelf, Erick: Janice File, Fargo: Charles H. Flowers, Prague: Jesselyn Flynn, Belhany: Bob Foofe, Jersey Cily, New Jersey: Jo ord, Oklahoma Cily: Sharon Fowler, Talum, N. Mex. 'low 4: Bruce Fried, Hollis: Jan Fried, Oklahoma Cily: Nellie Lou Friese, Golebo: Denise Fuelling, Sall Lake Cily, Ulah: Gary Gaseolfi, Lone Wolf: Darrell Garland, Cleveland: Marvelyn Garren, Kansas Cily, Mo. Row 5: Beverly Garrison, Forl Worfh, Tex.: Gere Geiger, Tulsa: Gayle Gibson, Tulsa: Douglas Gilbreafh, Honey Grove, Tex.: Jan Gilloclr, Okla- ioma Cily: Alberla Glaze, Columbus, Ga.: Nellie Goff, Tulsa. 63 i FRESH 3 K Row I: Nancy Golden, Memphis Tenn., Janie Green, Lawiong Vasilia Greene, Moore: Carol Gress, Neenah, Wis.g Bill Hale: Lynn Hall, Henna pin: Sandy Hall, Barrlesville. Row 2: Mary Hampion, Cheyenne, Wyo.: Sharon Hamby, Okmulgee: Leslie Hardman: Riia Hardy, Pryor, Tom Harkins, Forr Smiih, Ark.g Gayl Harris, Tulsa: Sherry Haihcock, Shawnee. Row 3: Carol Hazleii, Hinrong Ruih Hazelwood, Evansville, Ind.: Mike Helm, Sue Herweck, Sr. Louis, Mo.: Jack Hicks, Del Ciry: Richard Hoguel Lawiony Cindy Hohweiler, Guymon. Row 4: Pal Holmes, Midwesi Ciiyg Ridgeway Hooks, Oklahoma Ciiy: Neil Hooper, Oklahoma Ciiy: Jack Hough, Oklahoma Ciiyg Kaihy Howard Shawnee: Jerry Hughes, Alex: Joe Hughes, Columbus, Ohio. Row 5: Jim Huni, Shawnee: John Ingram, Edmond, Marie Jackson, Poieaug Carol Janssen, Geneseo, Kans.g Rosemary Jimerson, El Reno, Fran Johnson, Harlingen, Tex.: Rex Johnson, Sand Springs. 64 E01 OW I: Ricky Johnson: A. J. Jones, ldabel: Jane? Jordan, Muskogee: Sherri Keel, Oklahoma Cify: Theresa Keiihley, Shawnee: Pai Kelley, Broken Errow: Diane Koonce, Oklahoma Ciiy. 'low ord: 'low Cans.: Ol' 'low zalf, 2: Claudia Kruer, Si. Louis, Mo.: Joanna Lam, Hong Kong: Bonnie Larson, Downey, Calif.: Sharon Lawrence, Shawnee: Linda Lewis, Srrar Trish Lighf, Duncan: James Lillie. 3: Janef Lillie, Oklahoma Ciiy: Kaye Limbird, Tulsa: Caron Lincoln, Oklahoma Ciiy: Fairy Long, Barrlesville: Kenny Lucas, Huichinson Thomas McBrayer, Hollis: James McCau1ghan, Denver, Colo. 4: George McDow, Checoiah: Glenda McDowell, Beihany: Marilyn McMurray, Shawnee: Sylvia McPherson, Cleburne, Tex.: Be'Hy McSwain Smirh, Ark.: Warren McWilliams, Fori Srniih, Ark.: Sharon Malone, Lindsay. 5: Robin Mariin, Wamsuiier, Wyo.: Ralph Massey, Oklahoma Ciiy: Judy May, Falls Church, Va.: Jeri Messenger, Anaclarko: Jack Mei- Hollis: Berry Jean Miller, Grandfield: Gary Miller, Sand Springs. 65 FRESHME .11 .Q 2 is is: 2 2 a is a 22 12 B Rowil: Bob Mifchell, Oklahoma Cily: Clayfon Miichell, Broken Arrow: Gwen Mifchell, Chocrah: Melba Miichell, O'Fallon, Ill.: Pal' Miichell Tulsa: Dodie Moore, Newkirk: Louis Moore, Oklahoma Ciiy. Row 2: Mason Moore: PaHy Moore, Denver Ciry, Tex.: Jeanne Morris, Denlon, Tex.: Audrey Moiley, Hollis: Nancy Murphy, Enid: Peggy Mus- fain, El Cajon, Calif.: Julie Navarro, Miami, Fla. Row 3: Marcey Nevills, Shawnee: Vivian Ng, I-long Kong: Ann Nifsche, Alton, Ill.: Wanda Noe, Muskogee: Linda Nonea: Paula Norris, Okla homa Ciiy: Presion Norih, Las Vegas, Nev. Row 4: Lynne Novak, Downey, Calif.: Donna Owens, Forl Worfh, Tex.: Donald Parker, Earlsboro: Carol Pafierson, Lafiile, La.: James Pearce Mineral Wells, Tex,: Joyce Phillips, Barllesville: Yvonne Pierro, Tulsa. Row 5: Karen Pierce: John Poiier, Olafhe, Kans.: Kenny PoHer, Duranfg David Power, Lawion: Lynne Puckeff, Oklahoma Cily: Dale Purvis Memphis, Tenn.: Rod Queen, Tulsa. 66 I: Caihy Quinn, Jefferson Cily, Mo.: Harold Rackley, Yukon: James Randell Jr., Shawnee: Nick Ray, Shawnee: Sieve Ray, Aflon: Jim Minneapolis, Minn. Row 2: Sylvia Reynolds, Poleau: Mary Rhodes, Haskell: Harry Richard, Paluxenl River, Md.: Jim Richard, Frederick: Don Rifchie, Oklahoma .,i'ry: William Richier, Jones. gow 3: Milliceni Rinas, Cordell: Tom Roberson, Willow Springs, III.: Buich Roberfs, Tulsa: Joyce Roberfs: Whif Roberis, Oklahoma Cily: Linda oberfson, Nashville, Tenn, ECW 41 Marilyn Roberhon, Crescenfz Louise Robinson, Weslvillez Brenda Rogers, Hinfonz Harvey Rocks, McLoud: Keith Rowe, Roswell, N, Mex.: ene Russell, Oklahoma Cily. gow 5: Cheryl Self, Oklahoma Cily: Mike Shabey: James Shackleford, Laverne: Mary Paul Sheriff, Hollis: .Pai Shields, Sf. Louis, Mo.: Carolyn hipman, Lal-labra. Calif. 67 FRESH Row I: Lynn Sieberf, Rock Hill, Mo.: Larry Simmons, Shawnee: Jerry Skaggs, Hollis: Delinda Sneed, New Casfle: Gary Smilh, Chalranooga. Tenn.: Judy Smifh, Cherokee: Nancy Lee Smifh, Tulsa. Row 2: Sharon Smifh, Sand Springs: Susan Smifh, Hollis: Cherry Solomon, Hobbs, N. Mex.: John Soos, Oklahoma Cify: Shirley Sou+l' Oklahoma Ciry: James Souihern, Lawion: Mary Beih Sparkman, Gallup, N. Mex. Row 3: Lorna Sparks, Tecumseh: Barbara Spears, Blackburn: Harold Speer, Arlinglon, Tex.: BeHy Spradling, Hollis: Eddie Sfafford, Madil' Richard Sfeele, Tulsa: Cafherine Sievens, Memphis, Tenn. Row 4: Dixie Sfevenson, Honolulu, Hawaii: Julia Tabla, Tulsa: Jerry Ta1e,Tulsa: Barbara Thomason, Anadarko: Joyce Thronesbery, Chand ler: Randy Tompkins, Broken Arrow: Viriginia Torres, Oklahoma Ciiy. Row 5: Dan Tracy, McAllen, Tex.: Carol Tweed, Sanla Maria, Calif. 68 Row I: PaH'i Ulfers, Musiang. Linda Van Landingham, Lincoln, Neb.: Leia Vanscoyoc, Barilesville: Gayle Varel: Paul Varel, Shawnee: Carol Verran, Tulsa: Camelia Vos, Midland, Tex. Row 2: Marilyn Wade, Duncan: Linda Kay Walker, Enid: Bill Ware, Oklahoma Ciiy: Chris Webb, Oklahoma Ciiy: Rodney Webb, Siloam Springs, Ark.: Sharon Webb, Shawnee: Judy Welch, Aurora, Mo. Row 3: Bill Weller Chickasha: Evelyn Wells, Hanna: Judy Wells, l-lannibel, Mo.: Pafricia Ann Wheeler, Joplin, Mo.: Jerry While, New York, New York: Dinah Whi'H', Meeker: Barry WhiHen, Muskogee. Row 4: Cheri Whifeker, Los Angeles, Calif.: Wanda Wiley, Broken Arrow: Harvey William, Chandler: Jane Williams, Sayre: Sharon Williams, Ponca Ciiy: Jerry A. Wilson, Marieira: Joyce Wisely, Shawnee. Row 5: Cafhy Wolfe, Talequah: Sieve Woodall, Pyror: Mary Woods, Ardmore: Janice Woolley, Muskogee: Lyndall Worfhen, Ardmore Dixie Wynn, Chickasha: Bob Yarbrough, Shawnee. Row 6: Diann Young, Shawnee: Helen Young, Oklahoma Cily. 69 SGA CABINET kiwi' Under lhe leadership of Hue second woman presidenl in uhe hislory ol OBU, Miss Ferrue Hooper, 'rhe aclivilies lor uhe year were capably planned and execuled. Working wilh Ferne lcenlerl were Dick James llop, lelll Vice-Presiclenl, John Arnelul llop, cerulerl Chairman of ulhe Ac- Jrivilies Board, Sian l-lasley llop, riglull Allorney General, Sonia Cornell lbollom, lelll Secrelary, Bill Barber lbollom, cen- 'lerl Chairman of u'he Publicalions Board, and Linda Grimes lboliom, righll Treas- urer. SENATE Members of The l964-65 SenaTe are: STanding aT The rosTrum, Dick James, chairman. l.eTT To righT are JaneT Hughes, Jim Howard Harris, Lorne Phillips, Tommie Adams, DoTTie Gray, MiTch Gregory, Paul Richards, Rick Ford, Jim Bailey, Bill Thomason, Dick BrewsTer,' . . . . . H A. J. Jones, David Hopper, DOT RouTh, David l.angsTon, Jim Shackelford, Don Dyer, Jack MeTcaIT, Susan Seiring, Earl Powe . The SenaTe meeTs each weelc To decide The basic issues which conTronT The members of The campus communiTy. Each class has a speciTic number OT represenTaTives in The SenaTe. 73 ACTI ITIES BOARD The Acliviiies Board is responsible. rhrough 'rhe Aciivilies Calendar which i+ compiles and mainlains fhroughouf +he year, for scheduling of a full program of exlracurricular ac+ivi+ies. some of which if iniiiales ilself buf mosf of which are inirialed by olher aclive campus groups such as 'rhe social clubs and classes. Worlc of 'rhe board which is cenlered primarily in four commiiiees-ihe Program CommiHee. headed by Donna Tarpleyg rhe Leisure Time Commirlee, headed by Parli Jusrice: ihe Union Commilree. headed by Alan McClellan: and 'lhe Pep CommiH'ee, headed by Gary Ellis-has manifesr ilseli in such evenis and programs as Freshman Orienia- iion, lhe Freshman Follies, Twirp Weeks and weekends. a full schedule of Class A movies, 'rhe painiing of lhe Union and proiecred plans for ils lurfher development pep assemblies and bus lransporlaiion lo imporlani away baslcelball games. and rhe highlighi of The fall semesier-l-larvesr Fesiival, which 'rhis year fealured an early l-larves+ Courl, a Coronalion Banquel in Clark Craig Fieldhouse, Jrhe College Players produclion of Jrhe Miracle Worker and a recepfion in 'rhe Union aflerwards. The members are. Top Row: Carolyn Schmidt secrelary: John Arnell, chairman: Gary Ellis. Middle Row: Dean Osborn, Linda Henderson, vice-chairman and Palli Jusfice. Boffom Row: Miss Shorl, Donna Tarpley, Alan McClellan. 74 COURT Members of fhe Sfudenl Council are John l-larlley, Faye Hogan, Sherry Fream, Chief Jusfice, and Bill Barber. The Sludenf Courl heard freshmen plead rheir cases during 'rhe opening weeks ol Orienlalion. Freshmen were summoned lo courr if al any lime lhey were caughl wilhour Their beanies or nameraqs or if Jrhey were unable lo say Ka-Rip or rhel alma maler. YAHNSEH STAFF i s s The I965 Yahnseh Siaff under fhe supervision of Ediior, Nancy Dairon, worked 'ro meer deadlines Jrhroughouf The year. Anofher major evenf was ihe l965 Yahnseh Pageanf held March 20, planned and execufed by The Yahnseh Sfaff. Nancy is shown in fhe fop picfure checking daies for organizaiion picfures during +he monfh of Ociober. Ofher members oflihe sfaff are: Top Row: Mr. John Parrish, advisor, Ray Harper, phofographer, Ken Culver, sporfs, Andy McNiece, Business Manager, Jim Howard Harris, Ar+ Edifor. BoHom Row: Carol'Jean Wood, Mikey Thomas, Marfha Cox, Acfivifies, Rosemary McCombs, Marg Colyer, organizafions. 76 BISON STAFF fi The I965 Bison Sfaff members are, Back Row: Mr. John Parrish, advisor. John Roberf Lawrence, Edifor, Paul Richards, Dick Brewsrer, Ken Culver, Andy McNiece, Business Manager, Jim Howard Harris, carloonisr, Row I: Ray l-larper, Mikey Thomas, Bill Chaffin, Vasilia Green, Frank Johnson. The Bison was published each week excepr dead weeks and during final examinarions. 77 SOCIAL CL B COU CIL so cu all The Social Club Council provides lhe guide lines for +he organizafion wilhin each social club on campus. Each social club has represeniafives on 'rhe council who decide 'rhe rules and regulaiions of rush weelc and olher aciiviiies which are involved wifh fhe social clubs. The members are, Back Row: Mifch Gregory, Paul Richards, Jim Bailey, Rick Cornsmbble. Fron+ Row: Ray Harper, Jeanie Johnson, Susan Seiring, Pai Suflon, Nancy Dallon, Bill Chaflin. 78 sg 5 X BROTI-IERI-IUUD Members of llwe Brollierluood Dorrnilory council are Mark Sranson, Paul Richards, Ronnie Hinze, Mereclillw Long. Mark Sranson was Presidenl of The dormilory. WOM N 'S DORMS Members of lhe Women's Dormifory Council are Row I: Nancy Coble, Linda Risdon, Donna While, President Mary Jane Peilz, Saunclra Busliey. Row 2: Nancy Dallon, Diane Davis, Ellen Foresler, Lynne Novak, Janice Pickler, Linda Clark. 81 YM QHYILINH 2 .M I A new year wifh new sfudenfs and new furnifure for WMU Dorm. II Freshmen experiencing fhe pains of enrollmenf. Ill Experf remodeling assisfance? IV A word of advice. young man. IV I I am a lowly freshman .... II Belshazzer scrufinizes his new Ian club. III Will we ever remember-Ihis sign-oul bil? IV A freshman invades newly-renovaled WMU Dormi- Jrory! 84 1 F ' P funn... IV W 9 I lnfernahonai sfudenfs dine wi'rh fheir Shawnee fosfer parenfs. ll The number-one feam of upperclass he-men. Ill Bisoneffe pledges Have Fun ! 1 IV The Jrradihonal 'rug-of-war-and fhe drenched W freshmen. I Facuify members enioy fne picnic af Wilson's En- chanfed Foresf. Il A formal welcome by fne faculfy for fne new freshmen. Ill Freshmen frying ouf fne comforfabie new reading room. IV Anyone who can fnink of a good capfion for fhis picfure please furn if in fo fhe yearbook office by March 3. ul 'WS 1 :gf id 5 ,fs ff .. , 1 if ,Q 4. -s 1 C: il, s ' 7 A , k A- 1: -jan, ' in 'A . Q Q ,.- ' L w R F -Q an fm. 5 ' 4 if k 3, 1 ,,r, , J xy' QQ , fig, 5 'wax 'dr Q I diff? 3 , :,,.. ' v ii in : 34,7 'i fm l l Chapel draws an ever-increasing crowd! ll Dr. Scales is welcomed home by his wife and slu- denls when he relurned from Europe where he ob- served lhe Brllish eleclions. lll Here we sland like birds in The wilderness? IV Two sludenls lake a loolc al lhe proofs of 'rheir class plclures for lhe yearboolc. V The daling sllualion has improved somewhal' during lhe year. 90 ,MY Jim' i y ' A, II 1 ws, o Dfw WL! A . fb 1' if QPF im 516 V J J ! 1 3252 H ,W ffgfkl- IV W .. ,M ff, , , W. M -MW ,W V, ,.,.,,. . , mm ,,f ,LN .,7L W R 'M Wig' A 4, .af g , A, ,MMG fi ,wfmu m. ,1 M w . uf' ,, .wi I A-Q, ,, f q,,.q.,.w-m.,,..,,W . ,gw W.,M,X7f5. mf M, N . ,, - f 'HM WL -q,:5nvW ...M , -.M-'Q w,ad9li5L2,4,,f1. vw W' 4 A ' wav-7 H - ' :ww V' ',, www:- wv 'W,,, feg::':,fI'399 - L' new 7' N 1 , ., M ,M ,N W,.. ,..- W.. . 3 ,ww ,, A--' W- AV , ,A f ',,m,g,m LW, My .Mm ,, ,,,,,w.m w ,M ,Mb Q Maw-w va , , IV l Falher Bond and his prolreges. ll l'm sorry, Mr. Bond, l'm no+ enrolled in Ari l-lisioryf' Ill Who said +his Brownie l-lawlc-Eye was easy 'ro load? IV Rulh Ann Sanders Takes a piclure of Georgia Dun- lap as she ralces off 'ro swim lhe English Channel. I ln anyway. guess who has a new wash 'n wear blouse? Il Dr. Moseley welcomes Mr. Bond as he refurns from 'rhe European Slrudy Tour. III Aisne-Marne Cemefery of American soldiers. IV You'cl never lcnow Thar They lcnew someone was Taking 'rheir piclure. V l+'s nap lime buf firsl a few words aboul' Efruscan arf. 94 -. 'ff .,:, gg, J f S ? , W w 1 96 I A recepiion for ihe European Siudy Group. H Orians prepare 'rheir homecoming floai. Ill Roger Wagner Chorale perform in Raley Chapel during one of Jrhe concer+s of +he Concer'r Series Pro- gram. IV lndusirious freshmen work on fheir floai eniry for homecoming. i IV 97 6 E College Players presenied several oufslanding pro- ducrions during 'lhe year. Nancy Humphrey, Carol Hig- gins and Coila Connor rehearse several of 'rhe scenes from The Miracle Worker. The par? of l-lelen Keller was played by Carol Higgins. During The violenr scenes of The play, The performers wore lcnee and arin pads for prolecrion. They pracliced many long hours and presenled an almoslr flawless produclrion during Home- coming weelcend. Coila Connor and Tom lvlcMinn also rehearse for Jrhe Readers' Theafer Producfion of Under Milkwoodf' 99 l STudenTs parTicipaTing in The ChrisTmas TradiTional Hanging of The Green rnounT The sTairs in The chapel To oTTicially hang The green. ll Senior men and women reign over The ChrisTmas TesTiviTy. lll Andrea BrighT proudly shows The cloor oT her hoonn, clecoraTecl Tor The ChrisTmas season. lV Joe Tyson and Two oTher members oT College Players presenT a special reading. BiTTersweeT aT The l-langing oT The Green. V The Bison Chorale parTicipaTes in The annual ChrisT- mas Program, also. QE 1 DEDICAT10 ,, xiy, TO YOU, ELIZABETH ANN RANDEL SCALES IIv1rs. J. R. Scalesj, we dedi- cafe Ihis I965 YAHNSEH. To Ihe OBU slrudenf body and Universi+y Com- munify you are an UNDERSTANDING MOTHER AND WIFE . . . AN IN- SPIRING TEACHER . . . A GRACIOUS HOSTESS . , . A CONTAGIOUS CHRISTIAN . . . A CONCERNED CITIZEN . . . TRUSTEES Members ol fhe Board of Trusfees are, Froni Row, lell' lo rlghl: Dr. Violer Minion, Dr. John Dowdy, Rev, J. C. Bunn, Dr. John R. Sfuclcey, Dr Charles Myers, Mrs. Sue Lackey Smiih. Second Row: Dr. Jack Carroll, Rev. Finley Tlnnin, Rev. Richard Pelerson, Dr. H. H. Hobbs, Rev. C. E. Garrlson, Mr. Roberf Woolley, Mr. Kenne+h Myers, Mr. Randall Spears, Dr. Warren G. Hullqren, Mr. l-lershel Brlghl, Rev. Leon Sewell, Rev Laddle Adams, Mr. W. H. Crawlorcl, Judge J. Knox Byrum, Mr. Lloyd Henry, Dr. Charles Green. No? Piciured: Mr. James W. Boone, Mrs Floy James Campbell, Rev. Roberl' Hammons, Rev. Charles Llvlngslone, Mr. Lloyd G. Minler, Mrs. Ellen Phillips, Dr. B. Wrigh? Shellon, Mr. J. Roy Smllh, Dr. W. F. Slalom, Dr. Frank Bauqh, l05 John Baker, a governmenT ma- ior and a philosophy and iour- nalism minor Trom DecaTur, Ga., has served in The SOA SenaTe and as SGA Treasurer. He has served as vice-presi- denT oT Tri-Lambda, chairman OT The UniversiTy ConCerT Series CommiTTee and as oTher- denominaTions chairman oT The BSU ExecuTive Council. He was a member oT The DebaTe Team, Sigma Tau DelTa and was presidenT oT Omicron Del- Ta Kappa. He was lisTed on The Pre-sidenT's and Dean's Honor Rolls. I06 Bill Barber, a religion maior and a hisTory and philosophy minor Trom BarTlesville, was lisTed on The PresidenT's and Dean's honor rolls. He was a member oT The MinisTerial Al- liance. Order oT The Bison and Omicron DelTa Kappa. He was named MOST Popular Man in The HarvesT CourT. I964. Ron BenneTT is a psychology maior and a LaTin and educa- Tion minor Trom Tulsa. He was a member oT B Club, Cone gress and served as Treasurer of The Order oT The Bison. He is The recipienT oT The l.aTin prize and was lisTed on The Dean's Honor Roll. Mark Blankenship, a voice ma- ior and a piano minor Trom Shawnee, served as presidenT oT The Bison Glee Club, l964A 65, and was a memloer oT The 1965 Tuneclippers who Toured Europe in The spring Tor The USO. He was lisTed on boTh The PresidenT's and Dean's Honor Rolls. Chuck Briclwell, a voice maior and a piano minor from Forf Worlli, Tex., served as lirsl ancl second vice-presidenl of llue Bison Glee Club. He was a member of ine I965 Tune- clippers wlio lourecl Europe in The spring of 1965. He was listed on llie Presiden1's and Dean's Honor Rolls. Carol Brisfer, an Englisln major and a Frencli and educafion minor from Tulsa, was llne re- cipienl of 'rlne Earleigh Award, was vice-presidenl ol: YWA and lweld offices in Sigma Tau Della and Kappa Della Pi. Diane Davenporf, Slnawnee, was a cliemislry maior and a main minor. Slie was lisled on ilne Presidenl's Honor Roll and received llne T. L. Bailey Clwem- isfry Award. Slwe was presi- denl' ol: Tri-Bela and was a member of flue Mallw Club. Nancy Eubanlxs, a speecli edu- calion major and an English minor from Lawlon, was lisled on llwe Deans and Presidenl's Honor Rolls. Slme was a mem- ber ol Kappa Della Pi and We Ailienean Social Club. IO7 WHO'S Sherry Fream, a chemislry ma- jor and a malh minor lrom Muskogee, was chiel juslice ol lhe Sluclenl Courl, l965. She was a member ol lhe Malh Club, Gamma Phi Della Social Club and served as presidenl ol Zela Chi. She was lisled on lhe Dean's and Presi- denl's Honor Rolls. I08 WHO Ann-Mary Green, a nursing major from Lawlon, was named presidenl ol sophomore and junior nursing classes, and was lisled on PresicIenl's Honor Roll. She received lhe Okla- homa Baplisl General Con- venlion's award lor oulsland- ing nursing sludenl in I963 and received lhe Buel Hill Award lor Mission volunleers in l964. She was program chairman ol lhe YWA Coun- cil, vice-presidenl ol Nulrix, member ol lhe Aclivilies Board, Gamma Phi Della So- cial Club, Oklahoma Slale Slu- denl Nurses Associalion, and was a BSU summer missionary lo Malaysia in l964. Carol Griffin, a psychology major and a philosophy minor from Kansas Cily, Kan,, was a member ol Alpha Lambda Della and received lhe lresh- man Malh Award. She was lisled on lhe Dean's and Presi- denl's Honor Rolls. Linda Grimes, ol Tulsa, is an elemenlary educalion major wilh minors in French and music. She served her senior year as lreasurer ol lhe SGA arid was elecled Mosl Popular Woman, I964-65. She was lisl- ed on lhe Dean's and Presi- denl's Honor Rolls and was elecled lor membership in Zela Chi. She served as an ollicer in Kappa Della Pi, Sigma Alpha lola, Gamma Phi Della Social Club and lhe Universily Concerl Series Com- millee. Jim Howard Harris lhlashville, Tennessee: l-lisfory Maior, Ari lvlinorl Program Commillee Chairman, Aciivilies Board, I963g Chairman oi Aclivilies Board, I964: Sludenr Gov Leadership Award, I964g Presi- clenl, Senior Class, l965g Chairman, Senaie Campus lm- provemenls Commillee, l965q Sacred Order ol lhe Bison: Carfoonisr, Bison, l962, I963. l965g Ari Ediior, Yahnseh, l964, l965g Besi All Round Man, l965, Designed Slulnle- iield Chapel and Library Pe- riodicals Reading Room proi- ecls. Linda Manning Hill is a nurs- ing maior. She was a member oi Alpha Lambda Delia, Nu- irix, Oklahoma Slaie Sludenl Nurse's Associalion and was 'rhe recipieni ol 'ihe Grady Deaion Scholarship Award and a College Board Scholarship. Ferne Hooper, rnaihemaiics and music minor from Lawion, served as presidenl of lhe SGA her senior year. A re- cipienl of an ACT Scholarship, she was lisled on 'lhe Presi- denl's l-lonor Roll and was member of Alpha Lambda Della and Zela Chi. She was elecied Besl' All-Around Wo- man in l964 and received The l965 SAI Leadership Award. Jeannie Johnson, from Har- lingen, Tex., is an elemenlary educaiion rnaior wiih minors in music and social sludies. She was elecied lvlosl Popular Woman in i963-64 and was selecied for membership in Zela Chi. She served as presi- den? of Gamma Phi Della so- cial club and secreiary of lhe BSU and was lisied on lhe Dean's and Presidemus l-lonor Rolls. She was also a member of Sigma Alpha lola, Kappa Della Pi, Bisonelles, Lilllesl Angels, and The Social Club Council. I09 WHO'S WHO Rulh King, a voice maior and a piano minor from Tonlcawa Olcla., held membership in Zola Chi, Kappa Della Pi, Gamma Phi Delia Social Club, Shaw nee Choral Socieiy and Bison- eiles, She was a member of The Bison Glee Club l.iille Sis'ers For lhree years and served as presidenl oi Sigma Alpha lofa her senior year. She received lhe John Harris Music Educafion Award in I964 and was lisied on ihe Dean's Honor Roll. IIO Bob Nowlin, from Tucumcari and Eslancia, New Mexico, is a psychology maior wiih minors in biology and sociology. l-le served as presidenf oi lhe Life Service Band. Minislerial Al- liance, and ihe BSU. He has also been a member of ihe Aciivilies Board Presiden s Club and Psi Phi Qmega. He was lisled on 'rhe Deanls and Presidenl's Honor Rolls. He was also fha recipieni ol lhe Buen-Hill Award, and a Broad- hursl Pounclaiion Scholarship. Marilyn Perlcins, a piano maior and an orqan minor from West Plains, Mo. She held member- ship in Alpha Lambda Delia, Zefa Chi, Sigma Alpha lola, Bison Chorale, American Guild oi Orqanisis and Gamma Phi Della Social Club. She was iunior class freasurer, a Yahn- seh Queen Finalisl and was lisfed on lhe Dean's and Presi- denl's Honor Rolls. Jacque Reynolds, a physical educalion maior and an arf and educaiion minor from Shawnee, has served as head cheerleader, presidenl of ihe Women's Recrealion Associa- lion, a member of The Acfivi- lies Board, Chairman ol lhe Per Commillee and as a mem- ber oi fhe Universily Concerl Series Commillee. Raymond Rose, a physics ma- ior and a malh minor lrom Shawnee, was iunior marshal and a member or' lhe Malh Club. He was lisled on rhe Presidenlls Honor Roll. Melanie Smi+h, a sociology maior and a psychology minor from Lillle Rock, Arlc., was a member ol Life Service Bard where she served as vEce-presi- denl and a member ol The BSU, where she served as vice- presidenl. She was also lisled on lhe Dean's l-lonor Roll. She was elecled Miss Conqenifalily ol: Kerr Dorm in I9b4 and was Srale BSU Enlislminl Chair- man. Carolyn Earley Smiih, a hislory maior and an ecliicalion and English minor lrom Des Moines, lowa, was a member ol Sliidenr Educalion Associa- lion, Kappa Della Pi, where she served as presiclenl, Alheneans and lhe Senale. She was also lisled on lhe Dean's l-lonor Roll. Shirley Sfewarf, a marhernarics maior from Oklahoma Cily, served as presidenl ol Sludenl Educarion Associalion and lhe Marh Club. She was a mem' ber ol Kappa Della Pi, and rhe Aclivilies Board. She was lisred on lhe Dean's and Presi- derills l-lonor Rolls. WHO'S WHO Bobbie Williamson, an English maior and an elemeniary edu- caiiom- minor from Shawnee, held membership in Alpha Lambda Della, Sfudenl Edu- cafion Associafion, Sigma Tau Delia, Kappa Delia Pi and The Sfudenf Guild of Organisfs. She received fhe Lemma Smoclc Elemenfary Educaiion Award, an ACT Scholarship and was lisled on fhe Dean's and Presi- denhs Honor Rolls, I2 N 7 IIS BEST ALL ROUND 1 w Jim Howard Harris, Dottie Gray MOST POPULAR K Grimes, Bill Barber FI ALISTS G' Finalisrs for Mosf Popular Man and Woman were Linda Henderson and Janei' Hughes: Dennis Smifn and Gene Hacker fnof picfuredj. Flnellsfs for Besf AH-Around Man and Woman were Do? Roufh and Sherry Freamg Jonn Arneff and Dick James. Y '77 Finalisfs for Harvesf Queen were Glenda Meqers fo fne leff of Hervesf Queen Anlfa Miller, and Pa? Suffon, io her right VARSITY QUEEN Jacque Reynolds YAHNSEH QUEEN Marilyn Perkins FIN ALISTS Finalisfs in The i965 Yahnseh Pageanf were, IeF+ fo riqhfz Wanda Jones, second runner-up: Marilyn Perkins, Yahnseh Queen and Nancy Berry, Firsf runner-up. SE I-FINALISTS x 3 3 Ten girls compefed for The rifle of Yahnseh Queen. The seven semi-finalisfs were, leff fo righfz Carolyn Black, Ann Girard, Ferne Hooper, Judy PoHer, Margo Cannorn, Connie Shearon and Marilee Newman, 1 'SCAHNSEH oRGANlzATloNs ATHE EANS The AThenean social club vigorously managed To inTuse inTo The campus aTTiTude some oT iTs own acTive spiriT. Thi organizaTion sTarTed The year wiTh a bowling parTy, soon Tollowed by The annual SaTurday Sundae ParTy, which inTro duced The Freshmen women To some oT Their enThusiasm. On OcTober 30, The members rewarded Themselves wiTh a Halloween Pizza ParTy compleTe wiTh cosTumes. A se mesTer highligh+ was The November banqueT aT The Log House, Homecoming provided Tor The young organizaTion a opporTuniTy Tor a reunion wiTh recenT alumni aT a mid-morning coTTee. The club TloaT. HarvesT HeriTage receiver honorable menTion. ATheneans exTended The sphere oT Their ChrisTmas TesTiviTies To include and enTerTain The children oT The FaiTh Sevei School wiTh a parTy. The members opened Bel Air AparTmenTs Tor an All-Campus Tea. on The nighT oT The Hangini oT The Green. Members are, Row I: PaT Carver, KaThie Cheek, Linda CorneTT, Karen Cowen, Nancy Eubanks, DoTTie Gray, Nancy Grimes, Linda Her derson, Carol Higgins, JaneT Hughes, Wanda Jones, PaTTi JusTice. T24 A proiecf which won campus approval was HOLIT of Sight 'rhe Afhenean cake and Coffee house, a favored spof for enferfainmenf, afmosphere and appefife. Afheneans were acfive in individual confribufions fo ofher campus organizafions and affairs. Four ouf of fhe five women members of Congress were Afheneans: Doffie Gray, Carolyn Smifh, Dof Roufh, and Janef Hughes. Through- ouf fhe year, members revealed individual falenfs: Carol Higgins porfrayed Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker, Caryl Purdue performed in fhe readers' fheafer producfion of Under Milkwoodf' and Sharon Wood foured Europe wifh fhe Tuneclippers. Five Afheneans were Harvesf Courf candidafes: Doffie Gray was Besf All-Around Woman. Dof Roufh was a candidafe: Linda Henderson and Janef Hughes were candidafes for Mosf Popular Woman, and Paf Suffon was Harvesf Queen candidafe. Paffi Jusfice served as Leisure Time Chairman for 'rhe Acfivifies Board, and Doffie Gray served as Sfafe BSU Enlisfmenf Chairman. Officers of Afheneans were Paf Suffon, presidenfq Linda Henderson, vice-president Judy Means and Wanda Jones, Secrefary-Treasurer dufies and Dof Roufh, SCC Represenfafive. Ofher members include, Row I: Mary Ann McAninch, Judy Means, Ann Norfhcuff, Audrey Page, Mary Jane Peifz, Caryl Purdue, Doi' lRoufh, Flora Sfewarf, Lore-Ha Sfreefman, Carolyn Earley Smifh, Paf Suffon, Sharon Wood. 'Wh l25 GAMMA PHI DELTA The Gamma Phi Della social club began Hs year's aciiviries wifh a brunch held a+ Jrhe Lamplighler for all freshmal women. Ofher fall aclivilies included a luncheon honoring new upperclass members, a Halloween masquerade parh and an alumnae lea during Jrhe Homecoming weelcend. For a Chrisimas service proieclr, lhe Gamma Phi's bougl' presenls for a needy family. The club gave ils annual scholarship To one of ils members, sponsored Le Pefii' Jardin i 'rhe spring, and also had a spring banquer. Gamma Phi Della members were aclive in many campus organizaiions, held places of leadership, and receive honors Jrhroughour The year. Fern Hooper served as lhe firs'r woman preside-nl of Jrhe SGA elecied in ihirly yearf Olher Gamma Phi's holding SGA offices were Sonia Cornell, secrelaryg Linda Grimes, rreasurerg Sherry Fream, Chie Jusrice of lhe Sludenr Couri: and Carolyn Schmidt Secrerary of The Acfiviries Board. The members are, Row I: Linda Allen, Saundra Bushey, Margo Cannon, Vicki Carden, Linda Clark, Nancy Coble, Coila Connor, Sonia Cornell, Marlha Cox, Nancy Dalfon, Linda Daylon, Nancy Desaufel, Sharon Dowclen, Linda Grimes, Carolyn Hair, Sheila Harris, Fay Hogan Fern Hooper. I26 l-larvesT FesTival broughT recogniTion To The club when Linda Grimes was elecTed lv1osT Popular Woman. Glenda vlagers was a candidaTe Tor l-larvesT Queen, and Sherry Freamra candidaTe Tor BesT All-Around Woman. Nancy DalTon was ediTor oT The Yahnseh, and Margi YearouT and Gle'nda Magers were members oT The Tuneclippers who Toured Europe in The spring. Six Gamma Phi DelTa members were honored by being selecTed as members oT ZeTa Chi, and Coila Connor gave an ouTsTanding perTormance in The College Players producTion oT The Miracle Worker in The role OT Annie Sullivan. OTher members include, Row I: Jeanie Johnson, Sandy King, Tamala McBrayer, Rosemary McCombs, Judy McGlamery, Glenda Magers, Barbara Maples, Ann Priddy, Janice Regier, Bev Sanny, Carolyn Sch midT, Lois Scudclamore, Sue Skinner, Judy STeiger, Karen Thompson, Janice Ware, Margi YearouT. T27 GOVER ORS The Governor's Social Club is a seleci group of young men who are ouislanding in various campus ac'rivi'ries. Thej began 'rhe year wilh a campus-wide pizza sale and encouraged individual parlicipaiion in various sludenl' governmen and campus organizaiions. The Governors' inleresl in siudenf governmenl is refleclecl in The posilions held by cerraii members. As Vice-Presidenl of Jrhe S.G.A., Dick James presides over Jrhe senale, wi'rh Jrwo olher Governors who are in The Senale serving as Parliameniarian and Chairman of lhe Sialuies and Resolulions Commiilee. Anolher Governo is associaie iuslice of The Sluclenl Courl. Governor's Social Club members are Jim Bailey, Milch Gregory, Ronnie Hinze, Don Jones, Andy McNiece. I28 Governors are also seen in olher campus organizafions: Chairman and Vice-Chairman of S.C.C.. Jrwo members of 'rhe Eludenf Recruilmenl Commission. Two Yahnseh and Bison sfafl members, one member of The Program Commillee of 'he Acfivilies Board, and four members of +he Sacred Order of Bison. ln olher areas The Governors have one member F 'rhe B Club, Two members of 'lhe Phi Era Sigma, one member of Omicron Della Kappa. and The Treasurer of .l.S.A. Oiher members include Doug Paschal, Paul Richards, John Segler, Dave Thompson and Kenny Townsend. IZ9 i il KAPPA KAPPA PHI Kappa Kappa Phi, men's social club, was Tounded in The spring OT l964, and became acTive on The campus o OBU in The Tall of ThaT year. lTs purpose is To add whaT iT can To The social liTe of The campus. Through school spiri and The proiecTion oT leadership among The sTudenTs. The members Teel ThaT Through a close-kniT spiriT of Tellowship among Those members OT one club. The school wi beneTiT7 Tor ThaT spiriT will noT and should noT be limiTed To Those in one's parTicular group-iT will be an inTegral par oT one's aTTiTude in all inTeracTion wiTh his Tellow sTudenTs. Kappa Kappa Phi members are, Row I: STan BarTon Lon Baugh, Barry BeckeTT, Dick BrewsTer, Bill Chaffin, Rick CornsTubble, Rick Ford, I30 Ka a Ka a Phi began ihe year by winning firsi place wi+h i+s Homecoming day iloai-ii scheduled and held a PP PP campus-wide l-looienanny which received wild acclaim in ihe campus newspaper, and il parhcipaied as a group in The supporl' of The Thundering Herd during loaslceiball games. Serving as officers of Kappa Kappa Phi are Rick Cornsiubble. President Bill Chaffin, Vice-President Barry Beclceii, Sergeani af Arms: David Anderson. Chaplain: David Worihen, Secreiaryg Ed Owens. Treasurer: Lorne Phillips, SCC Represeniaiive and Mike Richardson has served as Pasi' Presideni. Oiher members include Ed Owens. Eddie Page, Lorne Phillips, Mike Richardson,Jim Siowe. Jimmy Weslmoreland. ORIAN S The Orian Social Club. oldesl on campus. began ils aciivilies +his year by parlicipaling in lhe Merry-Go-Round, a parly designed To inlroduce lhe freshman and rransler sludenls 'ro OBU's social clubs. Several days laler 'rhe Orians had a Howdy Parry, a brunch designed 'ro inlroduce 'rhe freshman and 'rransler women +o The club and ils mem- bers. Worlc was begun on The Orians' biggesl annual proiecl. 'rhe sfudem' direclory, published lhe firsr of Oclober. A slyle show in Ocrober al Jrhe annual Bellhop Tea was one of 'rhe rush aclivilies sponsored by Orians for 'rheir prospec- five pledges. For The members, an annual chili supper was held in November al Belair Aparlmenls. The December Chrislmas Parly included caroling and an exchange of gills a+ Parlcway Aparlmenls. A Coke Parly compleled lhe semesrer in January. Orians were aclive during Homecoming weekend wilh lheir coffee for alumnae and worlc on lhe homecoming lloal. The Orian homecoming floal, Harvesl of OBU's Herilage, won Honorable Menlion among lhe floals. An Orian member. Anila Miller, was 'rhe Harvesl' Queen for lhis Homecoming season. Members of +he Orian Social Club are, Row I: June Adams. Annette Albers, Marg Colyer, Cheryl Cory, Margie Eller, Ann Girard, Carolyn Gravifl, Diann Griffin, Pearl Griffin, Kay Lewis, Cindy Manlrin. Anifa Miller. Al.. l32 Noi only did Orians receive honors, buf lhey also held places of leadership in campus organizalions. Shirley Slewarl served as presidenl of lhe S+uden'r Educalion Associalion. Donna Tarpley was Program Chairman of lhe Aclivifies Board. and Norma Rice was presidenl of Phi Bela Lambda. Olhers parlicipaled in such organigalions as College Players, Sigma Tau Della, Kappa Della Pi, Alpha Lambda Della, and BisoneHes. The year was compleled wi'rh The annual spring banquel and inilialion of pledges. A candy sale served To finance The Orian scholarship, which was presenled to an oulslanding junior woman a+ 'rhe Awards Convocalion. Ofher members include, Row I: Kay Pailerson, Janice Pickler, Pam Royer, Janis Sheffield, Joyce Smifh, Shirley Sfewarl, Donna Tarpley, Margarel Tusing. Fran Walker, Linda Woolen. I33 iff' ' SIGMA DELTA PHI H is our pleasure +o announce 'ro The universiiy communiiy +ha+ Sigma Delia Phi social club for men has been formed and our consiiiuiion has been adopied by The Siudeni Governmenl' Associaiion. We 'rhe charier members of Sigma Delia Phi, in order io promoie fellowship among a seleci group of Oklahoma Bap+is+ Universiry men, +o promoie greaier social club aciiviiy Jrhrough increased compeiiiion, io promoie cons'ran+ culiivaiion of inielleci, and io promoie a greaier sense of loyaliy 'ro Oklahoma Bapiisi Universiiy, do hereby ordain and esiablish ihis consiiiuiion for Sigma Delia Phi. Members of Sigma Delia Phi Social Club are, Row I: Keiih Anderson, David Bryanl, Jerry Cass, Bill Cherry, Larry Fiich, Tim Grace. Row 2: Ray Harper. I34 Newly elecied officers include: Ray Harper. president Glenn McCu'rcheon, vice-president Tom Jenness. secrefary Larry Fiicli, lreasurerg Larry S'rewar+, parliamenlrarian: Reford Nasl'1,SCC Represeniafive. Ofher members include Ronnie Harris, Tom Jeness, Glenn McCu'rcheon, Reford Nash,John Soos, Larry Sfewarf. in 'qv I35 BISON GLEE CLUB The Bison Glee Club, under The direcTion oT Dean Warren M. Angell, sang in church concerTs and o+her progfams ThroughouT The year. They Toured all over Oklahoma and in various oTher sTaTes. A selecT group Trom The glee club was chosen To form The Tuneclippers who Toured Europe in The spring Tor The USO. The members are, Top Row: John Gardner, CurTis Maybe, Bob BarTon, Tome Hayes, John Gifford, David Hopper, Jerry Reeves, Charles' Campbell, Chuck Bridwell, Mark Blankenship, Rick Foreman. Leff side, coming down: David Brown, Mike Richardson, Alice SuTTerTield, Cheryl WeTwiska, Glenda Magers, Judy Nunnelee, Dean Angell. Second row from leTT: Tim Summers, Jim HowarTh, Terry Fern, Jim Hawkins, Larry Duncan, Larry MasTers, Ken Foreman, Ron Harris, Margi Yearout Second row from The righT: Andy Brown, Jimmy WesTmoreland, Ted Wylie, David Horn, Ed Owens, Dale HigginboTham, Bruce.Magers. Righ+ side: David Anderson, Bil Pharr, Rufh King, Linda Lilley, CarolJean Wood, Sharon Wood, Gary Horfon. I36 BISO- ETTES The BisoneHe Glee Club. under 'rhe direclion of Miss Nancy Monigomery, ioured +he slaie of Oklahoma singing in churches and 'raking pam' in aciiviiies on campus. A Tour for The spring was planned for Texas and Oklahoma churches and schools. 'The members are, Top Row: Joreiia Baird, Pam Royer, Sheila Harris, Rebecca Hailom, Becky Rhea, Jeanie Johnson, Linda Aifeberry, eddy Cromer, Palli Jusiice, Carolyn Hair. Row 3: Judy Cummins, presideni, Alice Scrivener, Janice Regier, Nancy Dallon, Linda Allen, Bev Easierly, Dawn Ella Kircher, Mary Lee Evereil, Joyce Roberson, Vicki Carden. Row 2: Nona Sieadman, Janei Hughes, Sonia Cornell, Doris Taylor, Sharon Swearingin, Jean Blood, Franny Caniy, Neva Murdock, Linda Clark, Linda Brackin, Miss Monigomery. Row I: Linda West Judy Brown, Beverly Garreil, Kay Lewis, Delma McFarland. Darla Burks, Pal' Sullon. I37 LITTLEST ANGELS The LiHles+ Angels are selecied on +he basis of audiiion from fhe members of The Bisonefie Glee Club. This years ac+ivi+ies have included Sweeiheari' Banqueis. special music for The Yahnseh Pageanf and for 'rhe Harvesi Courf dinner. The members are, leff fo righi: Pai SuHon, Vicki Carden, pianisfsg Becky Rhea, Sheila Harris. Jeanie Johnson, Linda Risdon, Janice Regier, Nancy Dalfon. BISON CHORALE The Bison Chorale, under 'rhe direciion of Dr. Richard Lin, gave formal concer+s during +he fall and +he spring, pre- senling lighl, religious conlemporary music. The Chorale Toured norlhern Oklahoma in November, and in June, sang In churches in Oklahoma and Texas. The members are, Top Row: Dan Smelzer, Charles Tidd, Speedy Dunn, Sidney Thompson, Gene Soulsby, Mike Shaberg, Bill Ware, Sieve Woodall, Byron Tapley, Slanley Cheng. 'Row 3: Marilyn Perkins, Robin Marlin, Cindy l-lohweiler, Diane McDaniel, Donna Thomas, Jane Woolley, Janel Jordan, Nancy Coble, Judy May, Julia Tabb, Carolyn Carler, Pal Waggoner. Row 2: David Maness, Keiih Buller, Eddie Olio, Fred Shriner, John Poiler, Berman Timberlake, Jim Burnell, Tom Roberson, Tom McMinn, Waller Wan. Row I: Sandy Olledal, Judy Lynes, Linda Abbolf, Par Cashon, LoreHa Slreeiman, Sharon Lawrence, Pam Crumpler, Diane Davis, Elaine Bryanlk Helen Jo Ford, Susan Barger, Dr. Lin. Marilyn Perkins was Presidenl. I39 YAHNSEH BAND W f 2 i The Yahnseh Band members are, Row I: Ken Foreman, Linda Bandy, David Maness, David Horn, Judy Wells, Jane Hill. Row 2: Kenny PoTTer, Sharon Fowler, RiTa CriTTendon. RiTa Hardy. BuTch RoberTs, Tamale McBrayer, Carol Gress, Joyce Wisely,.Ed MarTin, KaThy STevens. Row 3: George McDow, John Ingram, Roberi' Cox. Wayne Bandy, STeve Wooclall, PaT McCullough, Dan Smelzer. Rick Foreman. Jim HunT, Randy Tompkins, Claylon MiTchell, Bruce Fried, Carol HazleTT. Mike Helm. Row 4: KeiTh Rowe, Mike Manes, Chuck Bridwell, Fred Shriner, John PoTTer, Jimmy HowarTh, Byron Tapley, James Pearce, Mike Richard- son, Mr. Joe Spurlock, conducTor. The Yahnseh Band parTicipaTed in various acTiviTies OT The year including The Hanging oT The Green. They also presenTecl a Tall and a spring concerT. T40 LITTLE SISTERS The LiHle Sisiers sing wiih ihe Bison Glee Club in conceris and oiher aciiviiies. They are Sharon Wood, Ruih King, Cheryl Welwislca, Alice Suiieriield, Margi Yearoul, Glenda Magers, Judy Nunnellee, Linda Lilley and Carol Jean Wood. FALLEN ANGELS The Fallen Angels are a quariei wiihin The Bison Glee Club who sing wiih The club. They are Jim Hawkins, lviilce Richardson, Dean Angell, Marla Blankenship. PLEDGE CL BS asm. a T if The BisoneTTe Pledge Club consisTs oT TirsT-year BisoneTTe members. Under The direcTion ol: Mr. Jim Brown, The pledge club parTicipaTed in The Hanging oT The Green and in The Opera Workshop produc- Tion oT La Boheme. The members are, Row I: Chuck Bridwell, C-hris Webb, Donna Owens, PaT Holmes, Judy SmiTh, Millie Whiddon, Chuck Flowers, BuTch Hogue. Row 2: Henry McBrayer, A. J. Jones, Tom Boone, Jim Richards, James Pearce, Kenny PoTTer, Bill Hale, Bill Palmer, Ralph Massey. The Bison Pledge Club consisTs of TirsT-year members oT The Bison Glee Club. They sang, under The direcTion of Chuck Bridwell, in The Hanging of The Green and in The Opera Workshop producTion, La Boheme. The members are, Row I: Glenda McDowell, Linda Arnold, Tommye Bunker, Nancy Murphy, Janie Green, Glenda Bollinger, Susan Brown, Mr. Jim Brown. Row 2: BeTTy Jean Miller, Carol Geiss, Mary Crews, Jewel Barganier, CaTherine STevens, Sylvia McPherson, Joyce Thornes bery. Row 3: Gwen MiTchell, Jan Gillock, Lynn ChenoweTh, Janis Howell, BeTTy McSwain, Sharon Malone, Julie Navarro. REP BLICANS Members of The Young Republicans are, Row I: Berman Timberlake. Rodney Webb, William Henry Harrison, Sleve Slalom. Row 2: Sherri Sleele, Freda Mae Jewell, Diana Dodds. DE OCRATS QW Young Democrals are: Row I: Larry Smiih, Reford Nash. Row 2: Karen Dorrell. Marilee Newman, Carolyn Warren, Cheryl Moon. Johna Davis. Row 3: Bob Cook, David Breedlove, Julie Milchell, Jim Bowers, Melvin Whifiingfon, Jr. QJUTRIX The Nulrix Club is a pre-professional organizalion for freshman and sophomore siudenls who maior in nursing. The organizalion slrives io give nursing sludenls an inlroduclion lo lhe various fields of professional nursing. The members are, Row I: Mary Anderson, Bev Saney, Judy McGlamery, Nellie Golf, Dodie Moore, Yvonne Pierro. Row 2: Rosemary Jimmerson, Johnna Shook, Palsy Bowden, Ann Nilsche, Ellen Foresler, Joan Fasl, Kay Ballinger, Riff: Criffenden. Row 3: Joyce Roluerfs, Wanda Wylie, Judy Broolcs, Caren Lincoln, Jorella Baird, Carol Tweed, Judy Dupree, Cheryl Self, Pam Allison, Priscilla Rigby, Linda Kelly, Sponsors are Mrs. Juanila Procfor and Mrs. Gregory Priichard. I44 ORGAN GUIIQ The Organ Guild consisis of sfudenis majoring orinieresfed in organ. The members are, Row I: George Simms, Sidney Thompson, Pal Waggener, Mike Manes, Julia Tabb, Linda Bandy. Row 2: Ted Wylie, Doris Taylor, Linda Wesl, Andrea Briglwl, Bobbie Williamson, Sue Grieves, Marilyn Perkins. Row 3: Speedy Dunn, Linda Alleberry, Dr. Reese, sponsor, David Plumlee, Neva Murdock. IND EIMICL Tau Ela Episilon college chapler of Home Economics consisls ol, Row I: Brenda Rogers, Mary Mulle- nix, Charlolfe McCormick, Jan Cromer. Row 2: Mrs. Evans, sponsor: Teddy Cromer, Sherry Brady, Lois Coffman, Ellen Foresfer, Ann Girard OSEA The Oklahoma Sfudenl Educaiion Associalion is for all sludenls inferesfed in educalion. The officers are: Miss Eunice Short sponsor, Shirley Slewarl, Presidenl, Janice Pickler, Publicily, Julie Milchell, Program Chairman, Linda King, Secrelary. COLLEGE PLAYERS College Players, +0 lhose who are inleresred in drama, affords an opporfunily for one lo work in every phase of dramalic presenralion, from ushering lo a lead role. Under lhe direclion of Mrs. Doris Simpson, College Players presenled This Tall, Under Milkweed by Dylan Thomas. The Miracle Worker by William Gibson. The College Play- ers also presenled The Conremporary Chris'rian's Mission and were in charge of make-up and coslumes for The Sainl Mall'hew's Passion presenled by lhe music deparlmenl. The members a're: Ann Norlhcull, Cheri Sleele, Joe Tyson, Judy Bleser, Judy Lawrence, Lynda Clubb, Donna Slandilord, Jim Odham, June Whifmire, Nancy Humphrey, Caryl Purdue, Rick Ford, Cindy Mankin. I47 BSU CGUNCIL 2 - ' 1 , - ' Q ,Hi Bill Shreve presided over lhe l964-65 BSU Council as il carried ou+ ifs services in lhe various organizalions lhrough which ir works. Oulslanding religious aclivilies on campus included The Religious Emphasis Week which leafured lwo guesl speakers and lhe couniy Wide revival in The spring. The members of fhe council are: Row I: Bill Barber, Bob Nowlin, Eddie Ollo. Row 2: Bill Shreve, Presidenl, Kalhie Cheek, Joyce Roberson, Doflie Gray, Melanie Smilh, Pam Crumper, Bill Johnson. Row 3: Mr, Jerome Zickrick, advisor, Linda Clark, Nancy Humphrey, Erma Hawkins, Mary Swedenburg, Jeanie Johnson, Larry Sievens l48 MINISTERIA LLIANCE fi. X.:-.:..... '?'. .fQi 7 ' The Minislerial Alliance is lhe organizalion for 'rhose men who have dedicaled Jrheir lives io ihe gospel minisiry. The purpose ol MA is To belier prepare Jrhe young men for The minislrry. The members are: Jim Banks, Bob Nowlin, Presidenl: Dr. Timberlake sponsor' Bill Barber and Dale Rogers, YWA COUNCIL 2 The campus Y.W.A. includes all girls who are inieresied. Circle meeiings are held in The wornen's clormilories 'rwice each monlh wilh an emphasis upon missions. The members are: Row I: Marg Colyer, Sharon Swearengin, June Adams, Margie Eller, Kalhy Cheek, Row 2: Donna Eller, Fran Walker, Pal Kannady, Linda Clark Prezidenlq Sandy Orr. PSI PHI O EGA Psi Phi Omega consisls of Psychology maiors and minors or anyone inleresled in lhe field of psychology. The members are, Row I: Bob Nowlin, Tommie Adams, Don Dyer, Ronnie Hinze. Row 2: Marlha Cox, Rose Shoehy, Nila Minion, Carole Griffin, Margie Eller, Fran Walker, Melanie Smilh. Row 3: Ray Uller, Vasilia Green, Dave Pearson, Paul Smoclc, Sandy King, Dr. Coleman Raley, sponsor. THETA ALPHA PHI Thela Alpha Phi is a nalional honor lralernily for sludenis in The field of drama. The Oklahoma Gamma Chapler was organized by Rhella Mae Dorland, dislinguished professor in speech and drama. The members are, Row I: Judy Michener, Mrs. Dorland, Pal' Kannady. Row 2: Joe Tyson, Coila Connor, Bob Trimble, Nancy Humphrey, Tom McMinn. KAPPA DELTA lj Kappa Della Pi is a nalional honor lraiernily for sludenls in The field of educarion. Sludenls musl have a 3.0 grade average and 6 hours of educalion in order lo be considered for enlrance inio lhe organizaiion. The members are, Row I: Sandy Ofledal, Sandy King, Nancy Desaulel, Joyce Roberson, Linda Grimes, Joanna Long, Bobbie Williamson, Linda Risdon, Shirley Siewarl. Row 2: Erma Hawkins, Carol Brisler, Marilyn Barb, June Adams, Julie lvlilchell, Carolyn Earley Srnilh, Susan Seiring, Donna Tarpley, Anila Miller, Dr. Leverill, sponsor. Q Row 3: Vicki Kendig, Judy Sleiger, Glenda Magers, Jeanie Johnson, William Henry Harrison, Gary Ellis, Reford Nash, Adelaid Hawkins, 'Mary Sue lvlirchell, Jane Hill. l5l UNITED NATIONS CLUB The Unifed Nafions consisfs of foreign sfudenis and sfudenrs inlreresfed in foreign counfries. The members are, Row I: Kay Arakaki, Janice Yip, Joanna Lam, Rose Sheehy, Rosemary McConnell, Nancy Lui, Karen Tashiro. Row 2: Biil Richfer, Bob Hu, Bob Foof, Juiian Mariin, Leo Fung, Swinden Lee. RC The lniernafional Relafions Club consis+s of upperciess men who are inferesfed in sfudying The reiaiions befween Jrhe Unifed Sfaies and o+her counfries, The members are, Row I: Mifch Gregory, David Hopper, David Langsion. Back Row: Jim Bailey, Andy McNieco, T YH Sigma Alpha lola is an inrernarional professional frarernily for women in music. The girls, under The direclion of Miss Nancy Monlgomery, commissioned Jean Berger To wrile Arise, Shine, For Thy Lighr ls Come, presenled al The annual Chrisrmas Vespers Musicale, ar which Time They also sang anolher work of Mr. Berger's. The organizalion serves To provide a loeller relalionship belween The srudenr body and various Jrypesol music. The members are, Row I: Sharon Wood, Kay Owens Johnson, Linda Lilley, Sharon Smilh, Dora Chow, Tillie Young, Donna While. Row 2: Miss Monrgomery, Becky Rhea, Marilyn Perkins, Pal Nelson, Rulh King, Charlolle Shore, Linda Risdon, Dawn Ella Kircher, Jeanie h Jo nson. Row 3: Fern Hooper, Susan Barger, Linda Wcsl, Diane Davis, Vicki Milchell, Margi Yearour, Linda Cornell, Janice Regier, Linda Grimes. T53 AAA ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA l Alpha Lambda Delia is an honor fraierniiy 'For 'Freshman women who have achieved high scholasiic achievement For enlrance, a girl musi have a 3.5 grade average for her 'firsf semesler or an over-all grade average of 3.5 for her freshman year. The members are, Row I: Fran Walker, Judy McGlamery, Bev Saney, Anneiie Albers. Row 2: Karen Tashiro, Dr. Rowena Slriclcland, sponsor, Pal Waggener, Carol Willis, Faye Hogan, Linda Dayion. ZETA CHI Zeia Chi is an honor leadership-scholarship socieiy for senior women which has as iis goals The encouragemenf of leadership, scholarship and service on campus. For enirance, a siudenr musr have mainlained an over-all average of 3.0 in her freshman, sophomore and junior years. The members are, Row I: Jeanie Johnson, Fern Hooper, Sherry Fream, Dr. Leverillr, sponsor. Row 2: Linda Grimes, Marilyn Perkins, Rulh King. Ofher sponsors are: Dr. Kafherine Rader, Mrs. J. R. Scales and Mrs. Mary Louise Nepiune. LIFE SERVICE BAND Life Service Band is a unif organizalion of 'rhe Baplisl Sludenl Union. Anyone inferesled in serving in a church re- laled vocalion is inviled lo become a member. Each Wednesday nighl The organizalion conducls lhirly-rninule serv- ices in various nursing 'homes in lhe cily. They also do exlension worlc in hospilals, wilh The Negroes, and in churches as supply song direclors and pianisls. The members are, Row I: Gary Galeolli, Kenl Wheeler, David R. Veazey, Daryl D. Dungey, Merlyn Ray Dungey. Row 2: Linda Nix, Linda Braclcin, Ann Hagood, Mrs. R. E. Beddoe, Donna Eller, Jan Fried, Orelha Silzes. Row 3: Bill Johnson, Linda Clark, Rose Sheehy, Carole Jo Lane, kelha Trammell, Virginia Spilz, Doris Taylor, Doris Jean Conslanl, Alla Pillcenlon, Pal Kannady, Larry Slevens. Row 4: Mike Tarpley, Ann Huneycull, Anile Chrisly, Carolyn Carler, Joel Robinson, Delinda Sneed, Melanie Smifh, Erma Hawlcins, Rose- mary Kanno, Bob Nowlin. l55 WRA Women's Recrealion Associafion is open To women who by parficipalion have shown +l'1eir inferesf in a'rl'ilel'ic aclivilies. Organized in I946, llie club's aim is 'ro furllwer women's inleresl in sporfs and recrealion in accordance iyiilh llie lriigliesl sfandards. WRA serves +l'1e campus by sponsoring playniglils, presenling The annual Powder Puff baslcel- ball game, arranging inframurals and planning exlra alhlelic evenls. The members are, Row I: Jacque Reynolds, president Colia Connor, Donna Piclcel, sponsor: Sue Skinner, Anila Miller. Row 2: Nancy Dallon, Marg Colyer, Joanna Long, Janis Sheffield, Maxine Wilson, Ann Pricldy, Eileen McGary. IS6 UA Sigma Tau Della is a nafional honor fralernify for English majors or minors and is open +o s'ruden+s who have mainfained a 3.0 grade average in Jrheir English courses. The members are, Row I: Marg Colyer, Nancy Grimes, Dol Roufh, Linda Cornell, Annefl' Albers, Mikey Thomas, Adelaide Hawkins. Row 2: Joy Powell, Susan Seiring, John Baker, June Adams, Donna Tarpley, David Langsfon, Connie Long, Sherry Brady. Row 3: Cheryl Cory, Fran Walker, Caryl Purdue, Faye Hogan, Nancy Desaulel, Bobbie Williamson, Bill Thomason. l57 QAK n-.........g Omicron Della Kappa, nalional leadership honor sociery for college men, was founded in I9I4. The organizalion recognizes men who have made conlribulions lo scholarly worlc and collegiare acliviliesz alhlelrics, siudenl government social and religious affairs, publicafions, speech, music, drama and The oiher aris. The members are, lefi' lo righr: Gene Hacker, Don Dyer, Jim Slowe, Speedy Dunn, Dan Nepfune, sponsor, John Arnefr, Mr. Prirchard, sponsor, John Baker, president Tommie Adams, Ed Owens. Bill Barber, Dick James, Allen Holt sponsor. CDHZ Phi Era Sigma is a nalional honor fraiernily for freshman men who obfain a 3.5 grade average for Jrhe firsl' semesfer or an overall average of 3.5 for The firsf year. The organizarion sponsored a Men's Honor Roll Brealcfasr and dislribuled a pamphlet How To Sludy a'r The beginning of The year. The members are, leff lo righf: David Langslon, Andy Mchliece, Bruce Magers, Mr. Granville Mays, sponsor, David Hopper. I QBA Phi Bela Lambda, a narional sociely 'for business and economics maiors and minors, has as Hs purpose fhe promofion of professional, educaiional, honorary, and social aclivilies among business sfudenis. The organizalion requires for membership a 3.0 qualify poinl average in business and a 2.0 average in all olher courses. The OBU chapler is Zefa Zefa. The program 'rheme for The year was Business Educalion in Relalion fo Various Relaled Occupal'ions and in- cluded represeniaiives from such fields as college adminisirralor, lawyer, newspaperman, and govermenlal employee. The members are, Row I: Mary Befh Land, Charlo+'re McCormick, Carolyn Godfrey, Judy Sleiger, Janice Ware. Row 2: James Howard, Norma Rice, Julie Navarro, Jan Gilloclc, Beclcy Elder, Merediih Long. I59 CIRCLE K w-1' 353' ,eq gh-r ham Circle K Club. a iunior Kiwanis service club sponsored by Jrhe down+own luncheon and civic club, celebraied Hs lO+h year on The campus. The club endeavors lo inducl oulslanding undergraduales info Jrhe communily beilermenl' pro- gram of lhe parenl group. Members sold candy To help finance The various service proiecls sponsored by lhe group. A coal' check service al home baslcelball games was a free service of The club. Chapel programs were dislribuled by members of 'lhe Circle K. The members are, Row I: Bob Waggener, William Henry Harrison, Meredilh Long, Sieve Slaion. Row 2: Coach Bob Bass, Bob Mifchell, Bill Sandy, John Black, Jerry Skaggs, Leslie Courlney. Row 3: Carllon H. Clarke, Kenl Wear, Lynn Worlhen, Marla Slanson. Rinnie Hinze. I60 T RI-BETA Bela Bela Bela, nalional honor sociefy for sludenis of The biological sciences, has as ils obieciives The encouragemenlr and lhe prornolion of biological research and The disseminarion of scieniilic knowledge. The members are, Row I: Diane Davenport Marlin Wallace, Sherry Fream. Row 2: Hank Williams, John Arnefr, Leon Gregsion. MATH CLMB The honor Malhemalics Sociefy. organized 'io encourage scholarly inleresl' in lhe field of malhemalics, has successfully compleled i'rs second year. The members are, Row I: Audrey Page, Raymond Rose, Diane Davenporl. Row 2: Ed Owens, Shirley Sfewarf, William Henry Harrison. ' I63 .ik nd. sf, fl I Coach Bob Bass confers wilh his Ieam during one of Ihe conference games. Il The Tucker brofhers-AI and Gerald helped Ihe Ieam win fheir way Io Kansas Cily ahler faking Ihe conference lille. III Coaches Bass and Wallace observe Ihe Ieam wiih visiling Coach Clarlce from Jamaica. IV The sludenis helped win Ihe +i+Ie wi+h a Tremendous school spirii-Ihe Iradirional Bison Spirif. ND IV I David Bryanf, a newcomer ro rhe lhundering herd, lakes his posilion in The Bison lineup. ll Cheerleaders Marc-elle Duvall, Sue l-lerweck and Lynn Sieloerf cheer fheir feam on lo vicrory. lll R. B. Lynam referees a game berween fhe faculry and lhe Governors Social Clulo which find Coach Bass falling lo Jrhe floor under Jrhe eagle eye of Governors Don Jones. IV Jim Hagan prepares 'For a free lhrow. V Harold Bunlron reaches his lanky arm upward for lhe ball. Vl Our dynamile feam is aided rhese mighly members -Charlie Sfewarl, Ronnie Hinze, Alan Ealqer and Bill Laird. Q V I67 OBU 96 82 63 93 75 86 48 79 75 69 73 74 76 67 86 86 79 9 I SEASON RECORD Opponenl' Soulhweslern Panhandle A8cM Cenlral Slale Easl Cenlral Soulheaslern Langslon Norlheaslern Norlhweslern Phillips Cen'l'ral S'la're Langslon Easl' Cenlral Soufheaslern Norlhweslern Phillips Norlheaslern Panhandle A8rlv1 Soulhweslern I R. B. Lynam gives a LangsTon Team member a rough Time in Trying To qeT The ball. Il The game is underway wiTh The Tip-OTT beTw-een AI Tucker and LangsTon's Willie Dixon. HI Harold BunTon prac:Tices his hook shoT. IV Al jumps To make The baskeT during one of The con- Terence games on The home courT. V Larry Simmons pracTices a forward pass. IV I Spring weaTher brings in The sporTs appropriaTe Tor The season. Here, Tom Bowden and Wayne Huey run relays. The relay Team placed TiTTh in The relays in ForT WorTh. II Baseball is a big spring sporT Tor OBU. Here, The Team shows iTs skill. III Larry Gill and Ron Benne'H display a winning Tennis grip. IV Coach Drummond insTrucTs Track boys running hurdles. V Phil RaTIifT shows skill in puTTing The ball. VI Gene Hacker baTs Tor The Bison. L. :X IV I' n V m B CLUB B Club is an organizalion for all men parlicipafing in varsify sporls. The members are, Froni Row, leff fo riqhlc Bruce Maqers, Terry Fern Tommy Davenport Phil Rafliff, Ron Bennelf, Danny Trammell, Larry Gill, Roberl Brooks. Row 2: Gene Hacker, Wayne Huey, John Rowe R. B. Lynam, Chuck Adams, Clillon Hill, Gerry Byrns. 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Brooks, Refha Sifzes, Kalhy Howard. Row 2: Eileen MCG-ary, Lynn Sieberr, Donna Pickel, sponsor, Shirley Soulh, Faifh Bailey. The 'learn played 'rhree olher schools and los? lo all of lhem. BASKETBALL The girls baslcelball +eam consisling of, Row I: Shirley Souih. Nancy Golden, B. J. Miller, Marcia Clark: Row 2: Vicky Able, Karen Price, Donna Pickel, Spon- sor, Dixie Sfevenson, Lynn Sieberl, played in lhe varsily playclay al Souiheaslern. They defealed Norlhwesfern, OU and losi' 'ro Soulheaslern. VOLLEYBALL The girls volleyball feam afrended fha varsify playday af Norfheasfern Sfafe College. where Huey defeafed Tulsa Universify, Belhany Nazarene College and Phillips Universify. They are, Row I: Faillw Bailey, Nancy Dallon. Terry Keifhley, Marcia Clark. Row 2: Dixie Sievenson, Eileen McGary. Donna Piclcel, Sponsor. Lynn Sieberf. Refha Siizes. MEMORIAM One hoT summer morning in The l94O's, Two OBU sTudenTs, aTTer an evening aT The movie and a nighT oT sTudying, slepT Through a mid-Term examinaTion. Their insTrucTor, Dr. W. Forbes Yarborough, wiTh a Twinkle in his eyes, reTused To reschedule The examinaTion. IT was his sTaTe iudgmenT ThaT These sTudenTs had deTermined Their grades by sleeping Through The examinaTion. ATTer The Tinal grades were posTed, l discovered ThaT, noT only had we made A's on The Tinal examinaTion, bu+ also as The Tinal grade. This incidenT illusTraTes Two humane TraiTs oT Dr. Yarborough, his sense oT dis- cipline and his mercy. l-le insisTed ThaT sTudenTs conTorm To his requiremenTs, Though arbiTrary They mighT appear: buT he was willing, once The lesson had been learned, To consider The merciTul alTernaTive To iusTice. Dr. Yarborough was a Teacher who loved sTudenTs, even The sTrange ones. Loyal as he was To his denominaTion and To his proTessional Tield land he had abiding love Tor SouThern BapTisTs and Tor The Tield oT Religious EducaTionl, he never permiTTed These To obsTrucT his appreciaTion Tor The inTegriTy oT The oTher person. An inner spark wiThin him made conTacT wiTh The non-acclimaTed sTudenT and ThaT sTudenT, more oTTen Than noT, responded To The unspoken inviTaTion. l-le maniTesTed a TaiTh in his sTudenTs. l-le reTused To assume ThaT sTudenTs were dis- honesT or lazy: and his TaiTh helped To creaTe The realiTy oT ThaT in which he be- lieved. Dr. Yarborough was a ChrisTian genTleman, in and ouT oT The classroom. l-lis undergraduaTe work in The Liberal ArTs provided him wiTh a broad perspecTive which applied To his Technical Tield. Hence, he never Tell vicTim To ThaT preju- diced and secTarian approach ThaT The non-liberal mind maniTesTs. l-le grasped The humane spiriT and mind oT The lv1asTer he soughT To Tollow. Though he recog- nized The TacT oT sin, oT human problems, and oT deaTh, he did noT permiT These To dicTaTe a pessimisTic ouTlook on liTe. His love oT liTe was evidenT: his cheerTulness was conTagious. l-lis sense of humor and The sharpness oT his ready wiT achieved whaT direcT preachmenTs could noT accomplish. Dr. Yarborough loved Oklahoma BapTisT UniversiTy and gave The Tull measure oT his devoTion +ha+ she mighT become a more eTTecTive Torce Tor human beTTer- menT and The exTension of God's Kingdom. By Gregory PriTchard Dr. W. Forbes Yarborough YAHNSEH ADVERTISING 512155 Mr 6. Em , Vi 111, L T DRIVE-IN BRUCE BELANGER - Manager 4 Block From Campus NOW OPEN ALL YEAR For Foorwear of Dis'l'inc+ion The Bison Look 'ro . . . Feafuring FJ lil C: is E Home-Made Halian-Sfyle Pizza . Am' 0050109 Home of 'rhe burger family SH Aw N EE' 0 K L A' RICHARDS' REXALL DRUGS 6 Easf Main BR 3-78l0 324 Easi' Main BR 3-7800 SHAWNEE. OKLA. W Mdlqttlli cjulniiuw, Jac. SINCE 1905 SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA W fr Q' ,. , . I- -fL2, 7' 5' E -.f .1jgE-'f.p .--.I SI RI 1 . . RY Qi- - ..i.1. I I I I p - fa sXX 'N Qi X exch-E-,Aiea II' I: , 1' ' .yn - .H-1' ,- 1 Qi:j'-',.- ff-G 1 III E 3- QFYN T Nix R-.,.xx, -. Wife if 'ENS' 'N' 'fe ' g. E 1 ' EE - Q M., Sfafi Q. a ii---.W - E ' 51 II ' ' - Al TT X! I pn M In ' I I I ' it I I I 5- ,I ..,. ,R . - I 2, Q: I, , 4 QA - - . -,.. -fg .2 E TT ' R ' ff-v 5, 'E Y' 3+ :Ag-' - The Churches of Shawnee Welcome You FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LOWELL D. MILBURN IO+h and Union Sponsoring: Firsli Indian Mission Salafeeslca Baplisl Mission Oakland Chapel OKLAHOMA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH JOHN E. FITE, JR. 7+h and Oklahom IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH LAWRENCE R. STEWART Main E+ Eden UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH E. W. HATCHETT Easf of Campus TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH FLOYD M. CRAIG I332 N. McKinI y WALLACE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH W. F. CROW Wallace al' Chapman Transpor+a+ion Arranged for All S+udenI's 'Io Our Services. 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To Those who musi' pass by, ii' is The 'firsi' and lasf view of a greai' cify in The hearf of This s'I'a'I'e, and is symbolic of The greaf dreams we are fulfilling in Shawnee. WERRELL-LOWE OLDSMOBILE OBU, All Hail Thy Name! We congra+ula+e OBU on anofher year SUITS-COA-I-5,-DRESSES-FUR5 of leaching men fo serve ably in a world of oppor+uni+y and need. ln Shawnee ll s . ,Nil-f,., Gfzeene 'J 3 'Y' .TU 1 6-Sq:-Q '- J' f ' !T'3IT a 'For Those Who Love ' ' 7 p,yi'f'i' , Fashion a+ H's Besi 3yiSi5V':,rv lifli' .. , 4 .:1,,ni.!,,r? qi! :lx ' W .h BR 3-3329 :ls E. Main : mi'i,i'..,,lrr 'jp ly ' 3 ,,l:3T::2.T!...aT.. T- fi l 13iff U 'Q '. T if. TWT KICKAPOO 'E' .3 A Since I934 when visifors come, suggesf + e bSe3jmIfIigkaP52f0+e' NATIONAL BANK P and TRUST COMPANY 90I N. Kickapoo BR 5-I847 SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA MEMBER F.D.l.C. and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Oklahoma CiI'y's Ba p+is+ Church OLIVET congraI'uIa+es 'rhe Seniors of O.B.U. 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COMPANY of SHAWNEE FINIS F 1 P N I l92 STUDENT INDEX A Abb,o'H, Linda bl Able, Vicloria Ann bl Adams, Barbara June, 27, l32 Albers, Anne'H'e 48, l32 Allen, Eula Faye bl Allen, Johnnie Fay bl Allen, Jon H. 48 Allen Linda Carol bl Allen, Linda 37 Allison, Barbara LaVerne bl Allison, Pam bl Anderson, David 27 Anderson, Keilh R. bl , I34 Anderson, Mary Gayle 48 Annis, Harold Eugene 48 Arakaki, Kay 27 Arne'H', John l lb Ashford, Lynda Sue 48 Alha, Sharon 37 Alkinson, Rulh Ann 48 Ausmus, Ronnie E. bl Bachman, Roberl J. bl Badger, Susan A. 48 Badley, Bill 48 Bailey, Failh Chrislie 48 Bailey, James C. 48 Baird, Jorella Faye 48 Baker, John L. 27, l0b Baker, Joseph bl Ballance, Julia Ann bl Ballinger, Amelia Kay bl Bandy, Kennelh Wayne 27 Bandy, Linda Lou 48 Banks, Rose Marie bl Barb, Marilyn 27 Barber, Tommy 37 Barber, William 27, lUb, l I4 Barnes, Angela bl Barne'l l, Chris bl Barrel'l, Gary bl Barlon, Slanley 48, l30 Baugh, Ronnie 37 Baugh, Ronnie 37 Baylis, Shelia bl Beckell, Barry 48, l30 Belshe, Gordon Ray 27 Bennelrl, Ronald Clin'l'on 27, l0b Benlon, Anna Joy 37 Berglan, Lois bl Berkey, Gregory Howard bl Berner, Kennelh bl Bernson, Glenda Pearl 27 Berry, Nancy Sue 37 Beverly, Wesley David bl Billions, Karin 37 Black, Carolyn Ann 48 Black, John 37 Blair, Vernon 49 Bland, Jannis bl Blackenship, Judy 37 Blankenship, Mark 27, l0b Blanlon, Carolyn bl Bleser, Judilh bl Blood, Helen 37 Boepple, Emma 27 Bollinger, Glenda bl Boone, Thomas Earl bl Bowden, Palricia Kay 49 Bowen, Philip Don bl Boyce, Corrine Kay 49 Brackin, Linda 49 Bradley, Jerry Thomas bl Brewsler, Edward Richard 27, l30 Brewsler, Phil 27 Bridwell, Chuck 28, l07 Brighl, Andrea bl Brisler, Carol Ann 28, IO7 Brodl, Frank 49 Brooks, Janel bl Brooks, Judi'l'h bl Brown, Andy 49 Brown, Ben bl Brown, Belly Jean bl Brown, David Wesley 62 Brown, Judilh 29 Brown, Palricia Gayle 37 Brown, Sharon 37 Brown, Susan b2 Bryanl, Carol b2 Bryanf, David 62, l 34 Bulla, Teddie 37 Bullard, Sue 49 Bunker, Tommye Raye 62 Bunfon, Harold 6l Burge, Normareen 62 Burgess, Roberf J. 38 Burks, Darla 49 Burks, Michael 62 Burneff, James 49 Burneff, John 28 Burns, Rodger 28 Burns, Vivian 49 Burfon, Jerald 38 Burfon, Sharen 49 Burfon, Sharon 62 Bushey, Saundra I26 Bufcher, Charles 49 Bufler, Keifh Henry 49 C Canfield, Judifh Ann 38 Cannom, Margaref Chandler, Bobby Joe 62 Chandler, LeRoy 62 Cheek, Kafhie 49, l24 Cheek, Pauleffe 28 Cheng, Sfanley 38 Chenowefh, Lynn 62 Cherry, William 62 Chow, Dora 28 Chrisfy, Anifa 38 Clagg, Sherry 62 Clampiff, Daniel Trueff 62 Clark, Linda 38, I26 Clark, Marcia 62 Clark, Roberf 62 Cliffon, Joseph 62 28 Cloud, Elaine 50 Clubb, Lynda 62 Coafes, Ronnie 50 Coble, Nancy I26 Coffman, Lois Trenfon 62 Coggins, Carolyn 62 Coker, Janice 50 Coleman, Paul Eugene 62 Ann 38, I26 Canfy, Frances 38 Colyer. Marg 38. Capps, Richard 62 132 Carden, Vicki I26 C0mp+0n. Pa++y 62 Carlyle' Gayle 38 Conner, Coila Sue Carnes, Twyla 28 50. I26 Carroll, Charloffe Ann C0HSl6nl'. DOYFS Jean 62 50 Carfer, Carolyn Jo 28 Carver, James W. 62 Carver, Pafricia 38, V l24 Cashon, Pafricia 62 Cass, Jerry 49, I34 Causey, James P. 62 Chaffin, Bill 38, l30 Cook, Carol 50 Cook, Joyce 62 Cooper, Eldon 50 Cooper, Sfephen Ray 62 Corley, Jeaneffe 62 Corneff, Linda 38, l24 Corneff, Sonia 38, I26 Cornsfubble, Richard 28, l30 Cory, Cheryl 50, l32 Cossey, Nona 38 Cofhen, Grady 62 Coffer, Wilma 62 Courfney, Leslie 28 Cowen, Karen 50, I24 Cowin, Jerome 39 Cox, LeLand Paul 62 Cox, Marfha Lou 28, I26 Cox, Thomas Edward 28 Crawford, Jeaneffe 62 Crews, Mary lda 62, l I7 Criffenden, Pafsy 62 Cromer, Jan 63 Cromer, Teddy 63 Crumpler, Pam 39 Culver, Kenny 28 Cummins, Judy 29 D Dalfon, Nancy 39, ' I26 Daniel, Ellen 63 Davanf, Willene 63 Davenporf, Diane 29, IO7 Davis, Berfha 39 Davis, Cheryl Diane 63 Davis, Helen Diane 39 Davis, Johna 29 Davis, Linda 29 Davison, Deloris 50 Dayfon, Linda I26 Delaware, Jane 50 Desaufel, Nancy 39, l26 Dixon, Mary 63 Dorrell, Karen 39 Dowden, Sharon 50, l26 Dozier, Charlfon Edward 63 Duckworfh, Carol 29 Duer, Howard 63 Duncan, Paula 63 Dungey, Daryl 63 Dungey, Merlyn 50 Dupre, Judy 63 Duvall, Marcelle 63 Dyer, Don 29 E Eaker, Roberf 63 Earley lsmifhl, Carolyn 29, l I l, l25 Easferly, Beverly 39 Edmonson, Tom 50 Elder, Rebecca 5l Eller, Donna 39 , Eller, lvlariory 5 l, l32 Ellis, Gary 29 Ellis-Anwyl, Nancy 39 England, Saundra 63 Eubanks, Nancy 29, I07, I24 Evans, Pafricia 39 Evaff, Lynne Ann 5l Evereff, Paula 63 Evereff, Royce 63 F Fasf, Jone 5l Faufh, Rifa 39 Fawceff, Kenda 5l Fazenbaker, Janef 39 Fesler, Orville 5l File, Janice 63 Fifch, Larry I34 Flowers, Charles 63 Flynn, Jesselyn 63 Foofe, Roberf 63 Ford, Frederick William 5l, l30 Ford, Helen63 Foreman, Ken 39 Foreman, Rickey 5l Foresfer, Ellen 40 Fosfer, Phyllis 5l Fowler, Sharon 63 Frakes, Judy Gay 5l Franklin, Juanifa 5l Fream, Sherry 29, l I6, l08 Fried, Bruce 63 Fried, Jan 63 Friese, Neffie Lou 63 Fuelling, Denise 63 Fung, Leo 5l G Gage, John 5l Galeoffi, Gary Allen 63 Garland, William 63 Garren, Marvelyn 63 Garrison, Beverly 63 Geiger, John 29 Geiger, Gere Sue 63 Gerber, Mary Lou 40 Gibson, Gayle Anifa 63 Gilbreafh, Dough MacArfhur 5 I Gill, Larry Don Sl Gillock, Jan 63 Girard, Ann 40, l32 Glaze, Alberfa 64 Gober, Gloria Ann 52 Godfrey, Carolyn 40 Goff, Nellie 64 Golden, Nancy 64 Graber, Gerald 40 Gracer, Timofhy I34 Graff, Nelda 29 Graviff, Carolyn 52, l32 Gray, Doffie l l5, I24 Green, Ann-Mary 29, l08 Green, Jane Ellen 64 Greene, Vasilia '64 Greenleaf, Gayle 40 Gregory, Charles 52 Greogory, Mifch 40 Gregsfon, Leon 52 Gress, Carol 64 Grieves, Carolyn 52 Griffin, Margaref Diann 40, l32 Griffin, Pearl 29, l32 Grimes, Linda Ann 30, l08, ll4, I26 Grimes, Nancy Glee 40, I24 Guchereau, Jan 52 H Hacker, Aaron Eugene 30 Hair, Carolyn 40, l26 Hale, Bill 64 Halka, Dennis 40 Hall, James Ernesf 52 Hall, Nafhan Sandy 64 Hall, Sylba Lynn 64 Halfom, Rebecca 40 Hamby, Sharon Rose 64 Hamplon, Mary 64 Hardy, Rila 64 Harkins, Thomas 64 Harman, Karl Lee 30 Harper, Raymond 30, I34 Harris, BeH'y Ann 30 Harris, Carl Vicror 30 Harris, Jim Howard 30, I l5, l09 Harris, L. Gayle 64 Harris, Ronnie 52, l35 Harris, Sheila 30, l26 Harrison, William Henry 40 Harlman, Leslie 64 Hasley, Janer 52 Halhcock, Sherlyn 64 Hawkins, Adelaide 40 Hawkins, Erma 30 Haygood, Charlo'H'e 52 HazleH, Carol 64 Hazlewood, Ru'I'h 64 Helm, Carl 64 Helm, Mike 64 Henderson, Linda l I6, l24 Henkel, Palsy 40 Herweck, Sue 64 Hicks, Jack 64 Hiegle, Nancy 4l Higgin'bo+ham, R. Dale 4I Higgins, Carol 52, I24 Highfill, Don 4I Higley, Ann 4l Hill, Bernice 4l Hill, Larry 30 Hil, Cliflon 30 Hill, Rebecca 4I Hinze, Ronnie 4l Hill, Linda Manning 30, l09 Hobbs, Chann 4l Hoffman, Jeanne 4I Hofheins, Waymon 30 Hogan, Elizabelh Fay 52, T26 Hogue, Richard 64 Hohweiler, Cynlhia 64 Holcomb, Marion 30 Hollingshead, Kennelh 52 Holmes, Pa+ricia 64 Honea, Linda 64 Hooks, William Ridgeway 64 Hooper, Ferne 30, IO9, l26 Hooper, Neil 64 Horn, Paul 3l Hough, Jack 64 Howard, Karhryn 64 Howard, James 3l Howarlh, Jimmy 53 Howell, Jim 53 Hoye, Charles 3l Hu, Roberl 31 Huey, Wayne 3I Hughes, Harvey Joe 64 Hughes, Janel' 4I, ll6, I24 Hughes, Jerry 64 Humphrey, Nancy 3l Hunr, James 64 Hunler, Elaine 4l I lngram, John 64 Irvine, Trudy 3l .T Jackson, Maris 64 James, Richard 4l Janssen, Carol 65 Jenness, Tom l35 Jernigan, Jacob 4l Jewell, Freda Mae 4l Jimerson, Rosemary 65 Jobe, Linda Sue 4l Johnson, Frank 65 Johnson, Jeannie 3 I , I09, l27 Johnson, Rex 65 Johnson, Ricky 64 Johnson, Rodger 42 Johnson William 42 Jones, A. J. 65 Jones, Donald Lee 42 Jones, Joe Lee 3I Jones, Wanda Gayle 42, I24 Jordan, Jane'I' 65 Jusrice, Parricia 53, l24 K Kannady, Parricia 42 Kanno, Rosemary 42 Keel, Sherrill 65 Kei+hley, Theresa 65 Kelley, Pa+ricia 65 Kendig, Vicky 3 I Kennison, Selma 3l King, Caroline Ru+h 3l, l I0 King, Linda Gale'3I King, Sandra Jean 42, l27 Kircher, Dawn Ella 53 KnoH, Bervin 53 Koehn, Doyle 42 Koonce, Diane 65 Kruer, Claudia 65 L Lam, Joanna 65 Lane, Carole Jo 3l Langslon, David 53 Larson, Bonnie Jean 65 Lawoyin, Grace 42 Lawrence, Judy 32 Lawrence, Sharon 65 Lawrence, Johnny Bob 3l Lawson, Michael 32 Lee, Mary 58 Lee, Swindon 45 Lewis, Lincla 65 Lewis, Karhryn 53 Lighr, Triesha 65 Lilley, Linda 53 Lillie, Janel' 65 Lillie, James 65 Limbird, Sonia 65 Lincoln, Caren 65 Lil-'I'le, Henderson 32 Long, Donald E. 53 Long, Meredirh 32 Long, Pa+ricia 65 Lui, Nancy 32 Lucas, Kenny 65 Lunsford, Gerald 42 Lynam, R. B. 42 Lynes, Judy 42 Lynn, Sharon 53 42 Lyon, Roberl Harrison 42 Mc McAninch, Mary Ann 53, l25 McBrayer, Tomala 53, I27 McBrayer, Thomas 65 McCallum, Pafricia 53 McCaughan, James 65 McCombs, Rosemary 53, l27 s McCorlcell, Jon 42 McCormick, Charlo++e 42 McCoy, Norah Ann 54 McCu'rchen, Roberr Glenn 54, l35 McDaniel, Henry 54 McDow, George Henry 65 McDowell, Glenda 65 McFarland, Delma 54 McGlamery, Judifrh l27 McMinn, Thomas 43 McMurray, Marilyn 65 McPherson, Sylvia 65 McSwain, BeHy 65 McWilliams, Warren 65 M Magers, Glenda 32, l I6, I27 Magers, Bruce 54 Malone, Sharon Gay 65 Manes, Mike 54 Manlcin, Lucinda 32, I32 Maples, Barbara 54, l27 Marris, Jeanne 65 Marshall, James 54 Marlin, Edward 54 Marlin, Robin 65 Massey, Ralph Dwayne 65 May, Flora 66 May, Shirley Ann 54 Maybee, Curlis 43 Means, Judirh l25 Messenger, Jeri Elaine 66 Meicalf, Jack 66 66 Miller, Ani'l'a 32, l I6, l I3, l32 Miller, Be'Hy Jean 66 Miller, Gary 66 Miller, Ronald J. 54 Minion, Juanira 54 Milchell, Clayron 66 Mi'I'chell, Julie Ann 32 Milchell, Mary Sue 43 Mirchell, Gwendolyn 66 Milchell, Melba 66 Mirchell, Palricia 66 Milchell, Roberl 66 Mize, Rick 43 Monrague, Mary Frances 54 Moore, Dora 66 Moore, Ellen 43 Moore, Louis 66 Moore, PaHy 66 Moore, Mason 66 Moore, Sandra 32 Morgan, Roberr Arrhur 43 Morley, Audrey 66 Moxham, Rayna 32 Mullennix, Mary 32 Mullennix, Nancy 54 Murdock, Neva 43 Murphy, Nancy 66 Muslain, Peggy 66 N Nasir, Rana 32 Nash, Reford 43, l35 Navarro, Julia 66 Nelson, Enola 54 Nelson, Palricia 55 Nevills, Marlha 66 Newby, Carol 55 Newman, Marilee 32 Nilsche, Ann 66 Nix, Linda 55 Noe, Wanda 66 Norris, Paula 66 Norlh, Claude 66 Nor'lhcu'H, Jessie Ann 33, I25 Novak, Lynne 66 Nowlin, Roberl' 33, I I0 Nunnelee,Judi'rl1 Ann 55 O Odham, James 55 Ofledahl, Sandy 33 Oglesby, Rick 43 Oliver, Richard 43 O'Neal, Gary 33 Overall, Alberl' Randall 43 Owens, Donna 66 Owens, Kay 33 Owens, Edward 43, I3l P Page,Audrey 33, I25 Page, Henry E. 55, I3I Palmer, William Harris 55 Parker, Donald 66 Paschal, Doug 43 Paschall, Della 43 Pallerson, Carol Jean 66 Pallerson, Judilh 55 PaHerson, Sheridelh l33 Paylon, Darwin 43 Pearce, James 66 Peilz, Mary Jane 55, I25 Perkins, Marilyn 33, l IO Pharr, William David 44 Phillps, Joyce 66 Phillips, Lorne 33, l3l Pickler, Janice 55, l35 Pierro, Yvonne 66 Pilkenlon, Alla 44 Plumlee, David 55 PoHer, John 66 PoH'er, Kennelh 66 Powell, Connie 44 Powell, Peler Earl 33 Power, David 66 Price, Karen 66 Priddy, Ann 33, l27 Pryor, Johna 44 Puckell, Lynne 66 Puliam, Carole 55 Purdue, Caryl I25 Purvis, Tomsye Dale 67 Pulnam, Mary lda 55 Oueen, Rodney 67 Ouinn, Calherine 67 R Rackley, Harold 67 Ramsey, Jimmy 55 Randall, James 67 Rafclifl, Joyce 44 Raulslon, Ann 55 Ray, Nick 67 Ray, Sleven 67 Reeves, Jerald 44 Regier, Janice 33, l27 Reimer, Harold James 67 Reynolds, Jacque Sue 33, l IO, l I8 Reynolds, Sylvia 67 Rhea, Rebecca 44 Rhodes, Mary 67 Rice, Norma 44 Rice, Ronnie 33 Richard, Harry 67 Richards, James 67 Richards, Samuel Paul 56 Richardson, Mike 33, I3 I Richler, William Henry 67 Rigby, Priscilla 56 Rinas, Millicenl' 67 Ring, Lawrence 44 Risdon, Linda Lee 44 Rilchie, Donald Ray 67 Roberson, Joyce 33 Roberson, Thomas 67 Roberls, Bulch 67 Roberls, Joyce 67 Roberls, James Wl1i'I'aker 67 Roberlson, Linda 67 I98 Roberfson, Marilyn 67 Roberfson, Louise 67 Rodgers, Brenda 67 Rodgers, Marvin Dale 34 Rocks, Harvey George 67 Rose, Raymond I I I Roufh, Dorofhy44, I I6, I25 Royer, Pamela 56, I33 Rowe, John 56 Rowe, Keifh 67 Russell, Gene B. 67 S Sadler, Cecil 56 Sampson, James Edwin'56 Sanders, Judy 34 Sanny, Beverly 56 Sasser, Sfanley 44 Scales, Freda 34 Schaberg, John 67 Schmidf, Carolyn 56 Scrivener, Alice 44 Segler, John 56 Seiring, Susan 34 Self, Cheryl 67 Shackleford, James 67 Shearon, Connie 44 Sheehy, Rose 34 Sheffield, Janis 44, I33 Sheriff, Mary Paul 67 Shipman, Carolyn 67 Shields, Paf 67 Shore, Charloffe 34 Shreve, Bill 34 Shulfs, Margaref 56 Sieberf, Lynn 67 Simmons, Larry 67 Skaggs, Jerry 67 I Skinner, Marfha Sue 34 Smelser, Dan 56 Smifh, Alfon 56 Smifh, Dennis 34, I I6 Smifh, Gary 68 Smifh, Joyce 56, I33 Smifh, Judy 68 Smifh, Mary Ann 44 Smifh, Melanie Jean 34, I I I Smifh, Nancy Lee 68 Smifh, Peggy Ann 56 Smifh, Sharon 68 Smifh, Susan 68 Sneed, Delinda 68 Solomon, Cherry 68 Soos, John 68, I35 Soulsby, Harold Eugene 34 Soufh, Shirley Ann 68 Soufhern, James 68 Sparkman, LaRifa 44 Sparkman, Mary 68 Sparks, Lorna 68 Spears, Barbara Diane 68 Speer, Harold Lee 68 Spifz, Viriginia 56 Spradling, Beffy Ann 68 Sfafford, Edde 68 Sfanberry, James 34 Sfanson, Mark 34 Sfafon, Sfephen Douglas 45 Sfeele, Cheryl 57 Sfeel, Richard 68 Sfiger, Judifh 45, I27 Sfephens, Thomas Lee 57 Sfevens, Cafhrine 68 Sfevens, Claude 57 Sfevens, Larry 45 Sfevenson, Dixie 68 Sfewarf, Flora 57, I25 Sfewarf, Larry 57, I35 Sfewarf, Roberf 45 Sfewarf, Samuel Charles 57 Sfewarf, Shirley 34, I I I, I33 Sfinebaugh, William 57 Sfowe, James 34, I3I Sfreefman, Lore'H'a 57 Sfrickland, Addie Ann 57 Sfuarf, Diana Elaine 57 Sumners, Tim 45 Sufferfield, Alice 35 Suffon, Pafricia I I6, I25 Swearengin, Sharon 57 Swinney, Wayne Frank 57 T Tabb, Julia 68 Tashiro, Karen 57 Tarpley, Donna I33 Tafe, Jerry 68 Tayler, Doris 57 Teague, Ruby 45 Thomas, Donna 58 Thomas, Roberf Wilson 57 Thomason, Barbara Wilson 57 Thomason, Barbara 68 Thomason, William 35 Thompson, Barbara 45 Thompson, Paul 58 I99 Thompson, Karen 58, l27 Thompson, Sidney 58 Thronesbery, Joyce 68 Tidd, Charles 45 Timberlake, Burman 58 Tinsley, Vernon 45 Todd, Jimmie 58 Tompkins, Randall 68 Torres, Viriginia 68 Townsend, Kenny 58 Tracy, Dan 68 Trammell, Danny 45 Trammell, Lefha 45 Trimble, Roberf Lee 45 Tucker, Alberf 58 Tucker, Gerald 58 Tusing, Margaref 58, l33 Tweed, Carol 68 Tyson, Harvey Joe 58 Tyson, Margaref 58 U Underwood, William 45 U lfers, Pafricia 68 V VanLandingham, Linda 68 Vanscoyoc, Lefa 68 Varel, Gayle 68 Varvel, Paul 68 Veazey, Jim 59 Verran, Carol 68 Veazey, Mary 59 Vos, Camelia 68 W Wade, Marilyn 68 Waggener, Paf 58 Waggener, Roberf Clifford 35 Walker, Franefa 58 Walker, Linda 69 Wallace, Marfin 45 Wan, Walfer 59 Ware, Janice 46, l27 Ware, William 69 Warren, Mary Carolyn 35 Warren, Mary Jane 59 Wear, Kenf 46 Webb, Chris 69 Webb, Rodney 69 Webb, Sharon 69 Websfer, Allen 59 Welch, Judifh 69 Weller, Bill 69 Wells, Evelyn 69 Wells, Jacaneffe 46 Wells, Judifh 69 Wells, Sally Ann 46 Wesf, Linda 59 Wesfmoreland, James 59, I3I Wefwiska, Cheryl 59 Wheeler, Kenf 59 Wheeler, Pafricia Ann 69 Whefsel, Dorcas 46 Whiff, Dinah Lynn 69 Whife, Jerry 69 Whifeker, Cheryle Eulane 69 Whifeside, Larry Dale 59 Whiffen, Barry 69 Wiley, Wanda 69 William, Harvey 69 Williams, Jane 69 Williams, Sharon 69 Williamson, Bobbie 35, l I2 Willis, Lela 59 Wilson, Jerry '69 Wilson, Jerry W. 59 Wilson, Maxine 35 Wilson, Teresa Ann 59 Winsleff, Merl 35 Wiseley, Joyce Ann 69 Wolfe, Dorofhy 69 Woofen, Linda 59, l33 Wood, Carol Jean 59 Wood Sharon 59, l25 Wooclall, Sfeven 69 Woods, Maury Francis 69 Woolley, Jane Sue 69 Worfhen, Lyndell 59 Worfhingfon, Leonard 46 Wylie, Ted 59 Wynn, 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