Oklahoma Baptist University - Yahnseh Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1969 volume:

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OBU . . . molding character . . . creating personalities . . . building for the future . . . lT'S A GREAT SHAPE TO BE IN A' J 'C 'ka gum- 'ro Ma Y . G 'WM rugs L4-S W E. 'X 'L ufgiyg- o .IU-, - 4, firf Q T F? kd - frohibw - I . . M fig Q lmff LA zfliig 'TA J' fx. . 'fn ln ' ,f J ' -. 1 . ' . Delicious alP V :-.H I ,.,:' ja , Freshmen . , . more freshmen . . , the eternal enrollment line . . . orientation . . . two weeks of avoiding upperclassmen . . . pledging . . . 5 S E , fi .. ' . Q . i f V le 4 3 ' q informative speakers . . . films . . . k 4 4 ' 'XVI' v ' Gui - L U 9 A' L. ' am a lowly freshman . . . kneeling . . . OBU all hail thy name . . . superiors . . . bewildered freshmen . . . lowly frosh . . . till we meet next fall . . if u v! 3' s Q .y i J f is s gt . .. x.g9,.Q,zi f .,k-, L!!! ' if - ,ftsf ' I4 .1 L f v',',9v E . el,1:1c!Q,Wii A . .wg rllqggr Saturday . . football . . . 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Estrcngon-Don Brozeol Pozzo-Larry Jones . . . Lucky-Jeff Woolwine . . . Youth-Wayne Henry .ef X , H hi .W wa x. 1 1 yin i E L x if -,i x :Nw .-'gf i-Pi? JU . . ' ,l:'i'f :E ag e' 'Q V Us ., J. ,. ak,- . ,' 3 43-7- f 1 . . 4 A 99' Be hip ...takeatrip... with the Freshman Class . . . a pageant of frosh ingenuity . . . the Freshman Follies . . . music . .. humor . . atmosphere . . . psychedelic settings . . . and laughter-coated sugar cubes Reds . . . oranges . . . golds . . . changing leaves . . . crisp November breezes . . . Harvest time . . . Homecoming i968 . . Wonderful World of Walt Disney . . . greeting visiting alumni . . . Harvest queen reigns as Cinderella . . . colorful floats create a homecoming Disneyland . . . Alice in Wonderland . . . The Jungle Book . . . Mickey Mouse . . teas and reunions . . . formal . . . informal . . . candles light the way for memories . . . it was llOO in the Shade . . . then the rains came . . . 1' 1 Y ' . 'f, 111 cr'- l A 'I :I I Q 'Q .. - is .. 1, I ,Q 1 -ee- K, 'iff , v rv, H, fi HIZHW ,MEE- A , x .,,' h tr K1 F' 4 I ,QL 5 VIV: fig. .N-4. x qw 1 xl. A A-,iv Ylyilf V. 16 X W vv Huw A ',,r, ,, L .. 'TWKAQ1 - ,. xv 9, -ffm' '31, N , . N , F! A171 1 'L.4L.2J 4 .ri F12 ' u s 3 1? fl 1, Af U f 1 +- Homecoming superlatives . . Harvest Court . . . paying homage to Harvest Queen Dodie Moore ...ond her court . .. Sharon Brown and Suellen Owens Finch . . . Most Popular-Judy Guyer and Al Bridgman . . Best All-Around-Melinda Grant and Mike Nomura . . . Freshman Queen-Sheryl 'Means . . . selected by the students to be the stars of homecoming. 1 . N N- 15,13 Jack . . . Sally . . . .lack and Sally .. . homecoming attraction . . . glittering . . . exciting . . . impressive . . . filling the Chapel with harmonious music . . . a professional show highlighting homecoming '68 . . . m la + , 4 I N 'i L 0 u CHEERLEADERS-lLeft to right? Sheryl Means, Debbie Penland, Suzanne Carnett, Lynn Brim, head cheerleader, Ann Browning, Mary Beth Wilson, Cathy Grey. Q S it, '63 iv- g . X 45 , 1 , . F ev v , 1 if I ,- ' 1' J-4 an 4 FJ ' ' Q 'N - I A 1 3 Q 5, , ' cb K N f,4 ' I 1 x N. 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Hanging of the Green . . . formals ...flowers . .. musical and dramatic festivity . . heightening seasonal spirits ...candles . .. wreaths . . . a traditional ceremony . . . sparkling stars and glowing hearts light the darkness of the night . . . F is J I ' mb uusic Snow? .. . Bison from Colorado have their doubts . . . Californians are amazed . . . Oklahomans know for sure . . . it's snow! . . . loneliness . . . the warmth of friendship . . . the silence felt in an untouched snow scene . . . creation of a season of wintertime . . . together . . . yet alone . . . in Q wonderful winter world . . Rf- I .,, 4 v ' H. - ,' amd v 9 'TL' ,, 4 'U' 2 if N I 7 f , 1 Y TTTTf!1Ef:'n'2' ' :Mfr 1 I , 5. I, 1 V- f I ' --Q '.4-. v- ..,.,' 1 yy- V -T x .4 Ni .,, ,- s . 'M -Q . f' fy . A K '-401 -- - --'.-.L N,g.... I, A, -4,,. -Ti--B . . N . i Xi ' Q... -4,4 x-- . N I B 1 1 5-an 1 air-4 'T' sigh Q 1 wg-nf - ' f '-UQQWLA ,- .4 ',-. .Mu ' k Fai-if .1 ,,,, ff f 1 , X , '.,,v., Lf' -,M -1- .YW Z-' 4 'f'7 T:'wFg :swan-yp' H'-V :fu r .,.s-.- . E. mt z 1: .11 'I --Q., un .MQ 11,7 An. 'ww..,, U . 1-..: 53 P doing A week in February . . . Christian Focus Week finding one's self in his world . . . answers . . . to hidden questions . How Can l Be Myself? . . . How Can I Love Others? . . . masks . . . roles . . . away with Harper Valley religion we were born to live in this world ...livinginit... undertaking a quest for one's self . . . an unreachable star. . . . i , . 13:21. llffiiifi' 2 f 46 1 K , i P Ld' 1 u r 1 .1-i'in An Evening With Jimmy Webb . . . Oklahoma's own . . . composing songs which are a part of us . . . modern . . . and yet classic . . . Galveston . . . MacArthur Park . . . Red Clay County Line . . we felt a Sunshower as Thelma Houston sang . . . she took us swinging to the moon we'lI always remember Jimmy . . . how could we forget Thelma? . . . the magic found in that unforgetable night . . . truly One of the Nicer Things . .-9' v 5.7, . 3- 3 :'f' ' . -v A in N X 58 -1 'ELF 6.. f M 1 R V 1 .X I' 9 1 0 so Q, , 4 fb' I have dreamed . . . .were we dreaming? . . . no . .. it's for real the Lettermen . . .at OBU . . . a formal concert series presentation known for their perfect vocal blending . . . singers . . . actors . . . real entertainers . . . . . seeing rainy weather added to the romantic atmosphere .. When I Fall in Love . . . Light My Fire . . . Cherish songs we will never forget . .. the unique moment and hearing the Lettermen . . . The Lettermen . . . Live! . . . ll VE i U ' J . 213' 62 Paul Winter . . . a contemporary consort performance . . . modern musicians with an unusual beat . . . jazz . . . classical . . . a pleasing combination . . blues . . . Bach Cantatas . . . international folk pieces . . producing sounds which interprets our thoughts . . . our ears paint pictures for our eyes . . . a discovery in musical interpretation May . . . May, already? . .. Activities Board puts . . . creating Hawaiian ding in Spring Springding . . . Springding '69 softball games . . . movies blanket parties ...a carnival on the Oval . . , an . .swinging our way Hawaiian luau into spring . . . students take the plunge . . and cool off from studies . . . dripping with a happiness only spring can bring . . . .41 ' w i , A ., l i,-.'-i,-A w-'r -' .im ,- 1:-ff-'-' ' i 1 ' J - 4- 1 f - -I-up 1 , -,, Earn - !'P'? ily- 'LQ - 'Q--., be es P A, N A --, ,.- -.rv ' : . '- -lfillkwnu-...... ' , ' 'ss-, uv-of--uw , '- -,,,-5 .-'?v- ' -... ' ' ,. l PM-'I-I 'V' x-ffl il 'I ,. v V I V4 ,. H, . .HU , .. -x ,ra 'V m 4 '3- '.,H 1,-in l.,l ,.,.,J!, . -. ai Graduation .... undergraduates become alumni . . . part of the establishment we face the world . . . some blinded . . . others with vision . . . hopes . . . aspirations . . . leaving OBU . . . with the knowledge we have gained and the wisdom to become... gf T clubs . . . professional of leadership NIZATIONS YAHNSEH STAFF--tLeft7 Charles Warren, edi- tor. tBeIowJ Left to right: Charles Warren, Stacy Kies, Paul Lambert, business manager, Darlene Kelsey, Signe Speck, Nancy Fritz, Jennifer Fritz, Sam Hammons, photographer. is r . iq, ie F! it 1 .,, 4' , K i 9 1 fi w-of ff-ee.: , 5 1' TT: Y. CAbove Lefti-Lynn Brim, assistant editor of layoutg CAb0ve Righti Hattie Bryant, assistant editor of layoutj fBeI0wi Craig Carter, assistant editor of copy. .l ' 4 -9 71 .1'.-EL I7fA '1' r 1. '.'.:. 4.-1 'iiMis..' 1,119 BISON STAFF - iAbove Lefti Kay Vondevier Henry, editor, first semester. X tAbove Rightl James Tidwell, editor, second semester. CRightl Potty Moon, T ossistont editor, first semester. ' 72 VAFF - Left to Right: Bill Hickman, Patty Moon, nth, Kathy Emerson, Nena Wolfe, Craig Carter, Eliza- lains, Debbie Law. lBelow Left? Pam Joyce, associate slow Rightl Kathy Emerson, associate editor. X .: 1E1 it ,i 1 ,,,,, X 'i-f---:f ----f--as --' sn Yhvv V lf I if 4' ,ta i ff f Wk Q, ,' f 4 W, x NX 1 1 K 1 ll J X tl f I' -7 .Jil 'tx ,V .t w ':' ll 'J 'Jr-ns MA M-cw l 1'W 'g44 . - -.. A J 1 rr: up Y. K V SF' . ,Q--.-'-A. M A' ' ' . BSTT' , - L, - - 4 . .L . JT 1 TK. VBI' 'V ' -- - L'l1A'Q 'JA S -A I J 9 1 7- - ' 3 7 .- 'H rt-er:-fr? , .....-.. .. . Y....L- g A -Y , 'i BISON GLEE CLUB iAboveJ-Girls Cleft to rightlz Vivian Robbins, Cindy Richards, Janel Spencer, Bonita Westmoreland, Mary Butner, Rhonda Bostwick, Cindy Roberts, Pat Brummet, Linda Wade. Front Row: Ron Harps, Larry Reeves, Gary Lombard, Dave Gilliam, Mickey Cox, John Kurts, Mike Prince, Andy Bellows, Jack Jones, Gary Hook, Larry Bridges, Jim Weldon. Second Row: Ken Davidson, John Ferguson, Johnny Lones, Robert Wagoner, Leslie Gilbert, Richard Vaughan, Roger Davis, Keith Carver, Steve Seelig, Jim Wallace, Ward Walker, Russell Gregory, John Duncan, Larry Wetwiska, Ron Hatcher, John Flippo. Third Row: Steve Lewis, Randy Bostwick, Tom Jordan, Bob Fuquay, Richard Huggins, Don Skinner, Charlie Warren, Lynn Aylor, Damon Downing. Fourth Row: Dean Angell. 74 GLEE CLUB PLEDGE CLUB iRi htl-First Row: Q Diana Lodridge, Vicki Stondefer, Kerry Martin- dale, Mickey Cox, Word Walker. Second Raw: Don Pogue, Jim Fife, Mike Ashford, Greg Poor, Howard Cargill, Bill Sweeger, Jerry Billingsley, Randy White, Robert Post, Tony Ward, Tom White, Paul Purifoy, Sam Hammons, Third Row: Doug Kuhn, Ben Potts, Johnny Brazleton, Keat Wiles, Don Cole, Jack Hutto, Joel Deichman, David Dale, James Barker, David Jones, James Robinson, Ken Shelton. lil .- 'v 1lf.'. A -- :,f :isa I x ' . . 2'2 :' : -sl 'L' Pnl! Q.-., A,-4 . M z.-'1 .---v -ash-,,V. Y' K ---g,,,,,,-J f ' -fd--W-- - .,.-f...-,.fQ'fT.. . ' ' V -.., X,,, , m ' 12' ,, --.,...,- ,. . - -as--me 'Ns Y 40 bQ Mr. James Woodward, directo of Tuneclippers and Chorale 1 K i 76 l 8 i 1 r all i lx 'f l ,I i F -l LA fl ,V TUNECLIPPERS-Front Row: Bob Wood, Dee Anne Lee, Mark Borum, Carolyn Traw, Harold Jones. Second Row: Ron Hatley, Marilyn Jones, Creth Hopkins, Marian Paschall, Robert Gregg. Third Row: Terry Fansler, John Forrester. Fourth Row: Karla Davidson, Mike Meece, Mike Knight, Janice Culver, Keith Finch, Nancy Kiehn, John Parrott, Kaye Edwards. UNIVERSITY CHORALE: First Row: Judy York, Jan Smith, Marla Peters, Nancy Shelton, Sharon Vernon, Diane Freeman, Karolyn Young, Inace Phil- lips, Carolyn Brewer, Barbara Ellen Davis, Jan Jackson. Second Row: Susan Frost, Suzanne Carnett, Charla Bryson, Emma Kay Stogsdill, Mary Jane Beal, Jane Barnett, Gaylene Lilley, Donita Hudspeth, Rita Morris. Third Row: Dave Cornelius, Phil Dougharty, Bob Brim, Danny Bob Smith, Mike Will- iams, Arnold Thomas, James Pearce, Steve Mayo, Greg Watkins. Fourth Row: Joe Haddon, Anton Disselkoen, Jim Newberry, David Kinser, James Ownbey, Jack Bevil, Don Hamrick, Richard Audd, Don Hardy, Edgar Cox. 77 YAHNSEH BAND-First Row: Mr. Joe Spurlock, Janis Mc- Kinney, Carolyn Brewer, Janet Hague, David Cash, Tom Jordon, Carol Franklin, Larry Rhodes. Second Row: Richard Audd, Archie Holderfield, Mike Knight, Bruce Johnson, Mary McMullen, Carolyn Anderson, Karla Davidson, Sharon Albright, Paula Harp, Jeannie Cochran. Third Row: Phillip Potter, Nancy Cook, Edgar Cox, Johnny Brazaelton, Nelda Schaeffer, Bob Wood, Jenny Boyer, James Ownbey, Randy Woolsey, John Smith. Fourth Row: Steve Corley, James Robinson, Rob Gregg, Bob Huber, Leslie Gilbert, James Osborn, Roger Davis, Johnny Lane, Dave Cornelius, Jack Jones, Candi Williams. BISONETTES-First Row: Miss Mary Kay Hig- ginbotham, Sharon Countryman, Gail Dillman, Fern Cressman, Marilyn Cabe, Mary Snider, Lu Henry, Elaine Kerley, Gloria Mitchell, Edna Mae Trotter, Beverly Ann Fleet, Becky Edge, Sue Crownover, Judy Villines, Suzy Tackett. Second Row: Kay Robinson, Kathy lrick, Debra Kircher, Betty Kay Reddick, Judy Morris, Sandy Burkes, Brenda Holland, Teresa Pennington, Marcia Kissel, Sandy Shultz, Sylvia Howard, Martha Benson, Suzanne Heitner. Third Row: Sarah McMurray, Paulann Condray, Sherrie Gardner, Connie Bush, Shirley Neiger, Sandy Duckworth, Sharon Brown, Mary Timberlake, Pat Ten Eyck, Marsha Linda Wilson, Mary Harrison, Wynn Anne Moak, Marge Brock, Janice Tennant. ul a U9 J ur Eff r QQ .nv fi .li whq.-L E -. . -,W vi. fi' .-.-Q - N . If L ..,.A,.sg..,. .FSI ' P . ,fr - x. .C ,..,,A, . ,ge .r :xii ii' , '..X A..--i , N. t-r-g-.-' -, r., he r - 'kv , Lt,,.:-gli. .1 .. :.- my ,. ,',-.r . X451 1- 1,11- N- ,. V. -7. Av,-- '-.- ,-. -,- . .,, .tw , -J-ut. .. LQ. .,' Vt.-,v.f.-,-'ffm' -1 . ' - 'P 4 - . Ayn'-.-t tv , ' ., . V541 YN. 'X-4. -- 1 - - -' f, , f n X L, A H .A 4 ' R.- ,ur s Q 1 s 'i' 79 r'-1. , ,, . 1121 PHI MU ALPHA SlNFONIA- fRightJ First Row: Ron Staton, Ward Walker, Gary Hook, James Osborn, James D. Woodward, sponsor, Ron Hatley, Second Row: John Kurtz, Mickey Cox, Jack Jones, Greg Poor, Larry Bridges, Mike Knight, John Flippo. Third Row: Larry Reeves, Robert Wag- ner, John Ferguson, Randy Hen- dricks, Ron Hatcher, Jim Rich- ards, Mark Borum, John Forester. Fourth Row: Bob Wood, Keith Finch, Steve Mayo, Mike Dyer, Richard Audd, Randy Bostwick, Steve Lewis. Fifth Row: Harold Jones, Tom Jordon, Ken David- son, Leslie Gilbert, Dan Losater, John Duncan, Roger Davis. 80 ii SIGMA ALPHA IOTA-iBelow7 First Row: Sue- Ellen Finch, Rita Morris, Sarah McMurray, Mary Kothryne Timberlake, Linda Wilson, Melody Douthit, Liz Moore, Carolyn Brewer, Marilyn Jones, Mary Butner, Mary Snider, Lu Henry. Second Row: Elise Fry, Geneva Jordan, Linda Troxel, Rachel Clark, Emma Kay Stogsdill, Linda Bradley, Jane Butcher, Carolyn Anderson, Fern Crissman, Paulann Condray, Donita Hudspeth, Judy Morrison, Becky Edge, Karla Davidson, Kay Robinson. Third Row: Barbara Ellen Davis, Suz- anne Carnett, Sharon Brown, Beverly Fleet, Pat Brummet. r .E I , 4 5 . W , L,VL , .-1.x 'J . vi I 'F' 1 , f f . ., - . f 1 4 - Q Wifi E3 ' ea '59 J 'fr v , - f 4 K i ,l f W , .. -- ., .W -, n..t .. .4 1 A H 1 .- x , .. 3 1. - .n W- A ' ig . 1 ' if 4 .Gin A A rg Q 1' ugly' 74 1' 4 n ,AQ 41 4 1 :. ,,, lf 11 up 1. .5 il' 'I' il-4 ' .. of nl -U Q, A --ff 345.3 . xx . q MP? x-7-C QL. .1 :jj xltyk ' f 4' V h 1 M .jay - I N, , 1 uk' , ' l l 5 ,3 i 1 v , f IF 1' V 'izwJ, J VFPJH sy . ...em . :x-Che -3--y iff 9 3:3 hylivirlrmv KAPPA ALPHA EPSILON - First Row: Kathy Markham, Melody Douthit, Mary Esther Savage. Second Row: Suzanne Hefiner, Nancy Shelton, Linda Fischer, Miss Mary Kay Higginbotham, Ron Staton. Third Row: Carolyn Anderson, Janet Hague, Mary McMullen. Fourth Row: Kathy Fugate, Elaine Kerley, Marsha Whitten, Pat Reeder, Clair McGovern. KAPPA KAPPA PSI - First Row: James Own- bey, Jack Jones, Dave Cornelius, Richard Audd, Mr. Joe Spurlock, David Cash. Second Row: Roger Davis, Tom Jordan, James Osborn, Robert Gregg, James Pierce. 83 KAPPA KAPPA PHI CRigI-mtl--First Row: Willie Rios, Tommy Morris. Second Row: Jim Adams, Joe Solsona, Larry Mere- dith, Ken Swick, Jim Finnell, Joe Clark, Herman Rios, Randy Morgan, John Wilson. Third Row: Gary Malone, Randy Bostwick, Ed Paxton, Charlie Brodt, Steve Zimmer, Mr. Don Jones, Ernest Hastey. I b Ira' 1 , . A--,QL f - f' l I ' gf I' 1 ' r . .-. ,Q , 1 ., - .. 455.-, 'xYgi,N'x, 5.2 .1 gllfz , . S' ' 5 fm ' L' - 4.4 ' ' .gf fi , w. H ' . - 4 5 lf 5 '1 ' al ' -,QQ 4 fr - - - -f i 2-J, , N .V ma , r. -ig 51 a '- - N f 1 N- 'SSW-' ' iw- .sql ' -pk.: 5, - 1 17 L ' gv..' ff' V I In 1 , , 4 . 5 I '. . v Q . M, ,Q , ' J, y ' - ' I . I ' K 1 f'.l 1 N. 1'-fi-1 . ' R- 1 f 1 I - - 1' 4 , 4 , . . x4..! 4. V5-H..lxh fu., bill' ,.... .U ' ', L ' 'L J '. -5 -'.' ,4:' :'q I r ' -5 1-55,1 . Mn.: .,2.-W' -L 3 .. ,afiiff giiifieg A-Nw ' I T -l '.'-' if 1- H-iw 'x ' --' , 1 gag. Yffrv. XR fry. .f'f ' .ip X l ' l elm -im, l ivcjfff' Q. w:,lg ' li- is we f --. ..... - 4 . p i-1 2. -'.i-'KP u 4 ' A V' if 9 ,lg I-4 eu . 1- ORIANS lLeft7-First Row: Elaine Soule, Nancy Shelton, Lela Hastey, Dixie Sheffield, Esther Al- corn, Carol Cole, Sue Allen. Second Row: Bar- bara Page, Rebecca Burdine, Ramona Bowles, Jana Bierig, Margaret Grundy, Sylvia Howard, Beckie Williams, Mary Barnes Zimmer, Mary Coppedge, Teresa Pennington, Sally Bailey, Janis Sumerlin, Rae Woodward, Nancy Kidd. ,QM x Q . YYY' 'Y A 7 . ,.,, r.: Y, A 1 f.,,,. in 4 r., ?i' l l l , - v fy, , tg,-, -A U f ff .845,.wr, - -. . 1, Q, , f ' ' ' - 1 -. '.I-'-l-Q ' - ' 1 L an NP - ' ' . . - ', . 'FTAGQQ 1 .Q-42 2' .'ff ?g.,::-1. SIGMA DELTA PHI-Front: Chuck Sanny. First Row: John Forester, Rich- ard Bailey, Steve Graham, John Dun- can, Joe Shirley. Second Row: Mike Meece, Gary Lombard, Joe Potter. Third Row: Bob Rayer, Derry Seaton, Dean Finch, Rick Hall, Don Brazeal, Russell Gregory, Don Skinner, Mark Hopper, Robert Wagner. I 7 f . ATHENEANS-First Row: Sarah McMurray, Jeanne Sheppard, Suzanne Sebert, Jennifer Eighmy, Dee Anne Lee, Lu Henry, Adra John- son, Marsha Kissel, Sherry Gardner, Karolyn Young, Debbie Law. Second Row: Sue James, Pam Ware, Maudye Jayne, Karla Davidson, Carolyn Traw, Mary Snyder, Mary Burner, B'eth Hiner. Third Row: Elizabeth Williams, Patty Baker, Billie Jo Harrison, Mary Kathryn Tim- berlake, Sharon Brown, Mary Ellen Harrison, Kathy Crittenden, Dana Fite, Julie Grant. T7 in 87 wg is vb,-2 M ' P' .li Q if g 87 X' X N 4 I if +9 11. if v GAMMA PHI DELTA-First Row: Anna Shock, Melinda Grant, Sandy Duckworth, Barbara Long. Second Row: Phyllis Gray, Kathy Jenkins, Linda Pulliam, Bonita Westmoreland, Sherrie Pritchard, Jeanne Barker, Candy Shirley, Linda White, Suellen Finch, Nancy Nelson. Third Row: Pam Hay, Janice Tennant, Cindy Richards, Lynn Barnett Brim, Kay Robinson, Sally Wiley. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS fRightJ-Mike Nomura, president, Judith Harrop, secre- tary, John Heinze, vice-president, Ken McBride, attorney general, Miss Eunice Short, advisor. SGA COURT tBeIowJ -Stan Bryant, Don Brazeal, Don Skinner, Mike Fogarty. ac 2 1 :if , X I I I ,413 XT, , w KAPPA DELTA PI lBelowl--First Row: Suzanne Sebert, Mary Kathryne Timberlake, Mary Ellen Harrison, Kay Harris, Linda Haygood, Sharon Brown, Pat Pruitt, Judy Morrison. Second Row: Liz Moore, Diane Hill, Butch Roberts, Steve Mayo, Barbara Bourn, Rita Morris, Kay Allen, Kirby Stearns. PHI BETA LAMBDA lAboveJ First Row: Mrs. Manoi Adair, sponsor, Anna Ann, Beverly Pear- son, Christina Yeung, Janet Stafford. Second Row: Gary Lombard, Nancy Nelson, Max A. Brittin, sponsor. WU. 3 4'--I, I jf? A sl 'i :nga ra., W V . fa-P nl ?-1.-Q:xQ.i , , . . F, , 1- 2? -fi-.. ' li? r'1f.fjZ , ' ' ' JL A , 4 nl J., - 4 ' is 42- I b v I Li' - I 'Qt - . 4 : f f ' ff K Y w A v'--1 gr' 7 X . 459 17 V G' L.. -am. v 4 v--.., Aff in r Q. girl N, :W ng V rr Q 'P r X PQ' .1 V I ,, J' g s nr Y , 11. sl. T-. 'J , 15' E ' 2 ,A 1 1 s. Q. 1 gi 5: fn P t ,xl .1 f' u ,Jr L- V, VA!! I I- .4 fy 1 Y APQI4 J ,- ,gjffif V x -fl'F5 I at ,.. Wren, 6 n , , x Q 7 E, auf, ' . 1. , 4'Qyq.49f' . , . 1 26' ads l'l .g1 I M5 lvl ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA iTop Right!-First Row: Beth Hiner, Revo Burnett, Carol Cole, Cathy Smith, Jan Jackson, Wilma Hawkins. Second Row: Adra Johnson, Pam Joyce, Kathy Emerson, Carolyn Brewer, Billie Harrison, Jenny Boyer, Judy Griffin, Karla Davidson. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA iBelowl-First Row: Dr. Tanner, Mike Nomura, James Tidwell, Rob Varnum, Don Skinner, Dr. Eighmy. Second Row: John Forester, Keith Finch, Butch Roberts, John Heinze, Russell Gregory, Joe Mason, Mike Hunkapiller, Word Walker. MORTAR BOARD iRightl-First Row: Sharon Brown, Mary Ellen Harrison, Mary K. Timberlake, Kay Henry. Second Row: Kay Allen, Becky Edge, Kirby Stearns, Kay Harris, Dodie Moore. 94 al - 'HJ A 1 'Zi fwd J 1.6- AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY-First Row: Pascal Johnson, Bill Ivory, Sherrod Wilson, Al Bridg- man, Ned Darr, Colin Marshall, Ben Brown, Bill Counter, Supa Laosebikan, Wayman Terrell, Clark Powell. Second Row: Wanda Miller, Polly Presswood, Saundra Robison, Joyce A. Wallace, Cedar Daniels, Yvonne Pierro, Lottie Smith, Elsie Bell, Deborah Baysinger, Vernetta Martin, Jackie Parks, Lillian Reed. COLLEGE PLAYERS-First Row: Tim Richard- son, Diana Fuller, Julie Camp, Jeanne Sheppard, Dr. Eason, sponsor, Jan Culley, Kris Ann Rus- sell, Rita Morris, Julia Martin, Mike Meece. Second Row: Kenneth W. Huneycutt, Jeff Wool- wine, James Culley, Verne McCabe, Ronnie Gar- rette, David Simmons. ,- RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCI- ATION lRight7-First Row: Janis Sumerlin, Marilyn Gile, Martha Benson, Elise Fry, Alice Smith, Gwen Fillman, Joy Ray, Sharon Merriman, Dr. George Wilson. Second Raw: Morris Meador, Steve Ray, Glen Merriman. 'N PI DELTA OFFICERS lBelowl-First Row: Charles Warren, Elise Fry, Donna Shelton, Judy Relf, Dr, Strickland. Second Row: Don Skinner, Derry Seaton, Mike Prince, Keith Shelton. EVANGELISM FELLOWSHIP OFFICERS lRightJ-Jeff Woolwine, Jim Lady, Bobby Bender, Linda Troxel, Bruce Doty. A-wg ,v- Z' MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE OFFICERS KLeftJ Front: Mike Nomura. First Row: Terry Shults, Gary Crow, Dr. James Timberlake, Randy Horn, Richard Bailey. YWA KAbove7-Jenny Green, Diana Aycox, Mrs. Grady Cothen, Elsie Fry, Nola Silvey, Judy Relf. ,- ,af at ,-Q 1? .M lx, M l KM K CIRCLE K lAbovel-First Row: Mr, Jerome Zickrick, sponsor and Shawnee Kiwanis presi- dent, Ken Kleckner, Dennis Farrell, Mike Dyer, Bill Counter, Charlie Brown, James Anderson. Second Row: Bob Huber, Steve Knight, Bill Sweger, Ned Darr, Jeff Woolwine, Jim Nolen. SPANISH CLUB-First Row: LuDora Garrison, Connie Hill, Raye Woodward, Lela Hastey, Martha Pharr. Second Row: Nereida Soo, Julie Camp, Wilma Hawkins, Carolynn Miles, Carole Hitchens, Mrs. Patricia Pernalete. aes 5 9 LJ CHIPS-Rick Hall, Tim Siler, Bob Royer, Keith Allison, Bob Vornum, Larry Roy, Derry Seaton, Gary Malone, Gory Thompson. .I i, Q. . k, six N ff- H f' A, 'ia' x s X3 n Q l.W-'- I - 'NJN -Eff' .Qs 1 I,- ff 5 N Wal .L A 4, K f-LPTSX X' .- .:.:x1 ', . -8 .Rig fr: r - fig'r!,5L'fa .ft gf. I ... ., . ..-, ,..., f. f .,.-. ,, . , 0. S I ff Ugntgx' A, 3 -. Ak 1 1 . v . -., Wm, -L 4 at, I T I H, F ci? '59 YE? ik' inn- 11 I , . .H 1 1 AWS tBeIow7-First Row: Deon Neptune, Kay Harris. Second Row: Carol Cole, Suzanne Cornett, Kathy Crittendon, Mary Kathryne Timberlake. 1 'B -avxffl A '23 ., . t Q. x '1 L gg K ftigu SJ , 12.1 ' 4 4-sf gf 'N m4--,M WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION fLeftJ First Row: Nancy Duncan, Gloria Cates, Diana Lodridge, Sue Banes. Second Row: Barbara Long, Karen Russey, Pam Curry, Sue James, Donna Hamar, Jenny Green. Third Row: Mrs. Winter- ringer, Judith Harrop, Peggy Dyson, Kathy Blackburn, Layne Hamilton, Diana Fuller, Sandra Sanders. TAU ETA EPSILON lAboveJ-First Row: Judy Relf, Nelta Quiggins, Addie Strickland, Char-A oltoe Waggoner. Second Row: Patty Smith, Linda Haygood. Third Row: Phyllis Kimbrough, Mrs. Stone, Joyce Stritton. Fourth Row: Ronda Atkins, Connie Herndon, Julie Camp, Carole Cole, Nicki Stiles. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION lAboveJ - David Elledge, John Land, Kay Harris, Dale Goldsmith, Janet Williams, Nelda Walker, Miss Eunice Short. NURSING STU DENTS-First Row: Linda Catlett, Linda Christian- sen, Vicki Theimer. Second Row: Ivana Bambusch, Jo Ellen Mc- Gehee, Miss Mary White, Linda Shoemaker, Linda Russell, Mrs. Helen Hein, Jan Rich, Mrs. Orsa Gordon. Third Row: Charlotte Lawler, Mrs. Joanne Beam, Pris- cilla Spradling, Aleta Cress, Claine VanVIeet, Kathy Lindley, Susan Pucci, Mrs. Flora Agee, Leona Marion, Mrs. Juanita Millsap. I ...- --' L T , .4 in qv NUTRIX lBelow7-First Row: Sue Allen Golonka, Norma Crisler, Jerri Bambusch, Nicki Bambusch, Sherrie Matthews. Second Row: Fra Na Jones, Becky Henry, Meg Grundy, Judy Butcher, Gay Armstrong. Third Row: Gay Geyer, Judy Pollard, Peggy Cary, Cathy Ridenhour, Nancy Dodds, Nancy Fritz, Cathy Hughes. Fourth Row: Carla Henke, Rhoda Estep, Betty Martens, Pat Moore, Grady Campbell. : i' 13. i. QL' M l it '. N i ' l 1 Mt,-'tyifyvllx . ,YQ H, ,V A 'ill lilllz ' ' inl.L':llllilll1lUSf,'l ,J .1 -L 105 WHO'S WHO - iTop Belowi Left to Right: Kirby Stearns, Engiishg Kay Harris, French' Janet Culle En Iish' Rand Horn En lish' Don Skinner histor' Nancy 1 V, Q 1 Y 1 Q 1 I Y, Putnam, English-art. iBottom below? Diane McKey Gill, businessg Kaye Edwards voice. ccfffl , s.JJxN i v' ' , ,, fr? A ax- ..-A.i WHO'S WHO - lLeftl First Row: Gary Lombard, economics, Ward Walker, voice, Bob Fuquay, mathe- matics. Second Raw: Sharon Brown, voice, Suzanne Sebert, English. Third Row: Kay Allen, English. lO7 108 WHO'S WHO lAboveD Left to Ri ht' Mor Ellen H r f 15' J., 'rt-ni - g . y a rison, English, Mike Nomura, psychology-religion, Becky Edge, piano, Rob Vornum, history-philosophy, Diane Hill, English. 'x 's ,L I F-f I Q .N. , V, ,V . . L Ji, nu 3' is? fffffq A '., WHO'S WHO-CAbove Left? Mary Kothryne Timberlake, English, Mike Meece speech. CBelow Left? Jim Roberts, history, Kay Henry, English-journalism CBelowi Richard Audd, music education, Dodie Moore, nursing. FW M sl' swim! If ' 131711 I, . PPE 73 if il? FIPS' '7-r Ml ,. ...,.,. ,nu ii N, , 5, 4 r '-ia 1' Avi 109 MN., f 1 2. ' 1 H f-',' . .f ...- Ma.-. 2. r,- 'L ire Cl competutlve I I , n.' ,r , ,f , i A 5 Z:g5gg!355:g? .. .1 A - -1.J.'2E:2:1!Ei:aG5?i::p, 1 - , I 1 , I-3 l pl ' 3 f fmgffl -fgi' +15 L 3i.1,-+- 4. .4...,- Although returning three starters from last season's team, the Bison were still in the throes of rebuilding as Raymond H. Red -Miller began his second year on Bison Hill. With only two seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, and seven freshmen, OBU finished l4-l4 for the year and lO-8 in the Collegiate Conference for fifth place- one place better than last year. 112 BASKETBALL TEAM-First Row: Jon Singleton, Henry Martin, Steve Hurst, Hal Honeycutt, Clark Powell, Dan Garringer. Second Row: Gene Wal- lace, assistant coach, Tom Webb, .lon Tuttle, Don Tuttle, Gary Williams, John Phillips, Way- rnan Terrell, Al Bridgman, Red Miller, coach. ' K Q l i f 1 r .544-i'-L,-. ' . 1 ,T'?-16-'rw , ' :-125,51 5... :N - . Lvsiffitgf. -. . h, .. 'V'-1 .,-:-.qz,a,-.tgi3fgp:.', , wr. - ,V - ef : Q .E 1- -wait f i - it W -iff!-. 1 -- Em-:-e,u,:s.-u:z1Lf'..4f. , - H1 A3 .ti .?'m.-e ,- FF '1:,9'l '1,,,F.55L. ' . '- 1-4 su v.l il i l EL . 4 The Bison opened the year by defeating two outside powers at home- Arkansas Tech, 75-66 and Ouachita Baptist, 28-55. But the herd traveled to Kansas City and were soundly defeated by Rockhurst College, 94-78. OBU then proceeded to drop four league contests in a row: three to Southwestern, Northwestern and Northeastern for dead last in the conference tournament. However, the Bison went 5-2 in the league play, but suffered a 5-6 mark during the second half of the season to drop out of championship and playoff consideration. Despite this, OBU's record against league champion Southwestern and runner-ups Central State and Northeastern was 5-l, the lone loss to the Bronchos at Shawnee, 83-66. Henry Martin, Cleveland, Ohio, junior guard, led team scoring and was eighth in the conference with a 17.3 average. Martin netted 484 points to tie for eighth on OBU's All-time season scoring list. Martin led free throw shooting with llO of l47 for 74.8 per cent, while Stillwater junior forward Dan Garringer notched ll5 of 227 field goals for 5l.9 per cent. Al Bridgman, senior forward from St. Louis, Mo., grabbed 257 rebounds for 9.1 per cent. Sophomore forward Wayman Terrell of Belzoni, Miss., averaged l3.6 points a game while Bridgman scored 12.9 and Garringer, lO.6. I., I H5 'W 1 . 37 sfxig f' ,V 5 , QW .. V, ,Vw 5 f 2' 'ik 42 1' -, -' . , QT. v inf Xi, 125 f fix ' - a ,.v. H V! xr Gil Panhandle 75, OBU 59 . . OBU 86, Bethany 75 . . . Central 83, OBU 66 . . . Langston 71, OBU 67 . OBU 78, Northeastern 65 . . . OBU 76, Northwestern 73 . . . Phillips 66, OBU 63 . . . Dallas Baptist 7l, OBU 68 . OBU 79, Southwestern 69 . . . Panhandle 68, OBU 64 . . . OBU 74, Central 69 . . . OBU 62, East Central 62 . . , Southeastern 78, OBU 59 . . . RECORD: I4-I4 . . . CONFERENCE: IO-8 . . . With only one senior in the starting lineup, OBU's baseball team swept aside all competition in the Eastern Division of the Collegiate Conference before falling to Western Division winner Phillips in the league playbffs. The Bison got off to a slow 2-4 start before several infield position changes helped OBU to a 12-2 conference mark, losing only to Southeastern and East Central. OBU was 17-15 overall. Among the regular starters, Bob Banfield, senior second baseman from Tulsa, led the team in hitting l.363l, runs batted in l24l, and runs scored l26l, while collecting 32 hits in 88 appearances including seven doubles and three home runs. Banfield set a school record for the most walks in a season l35l. He also set a career record with 102 walks during 1966-68. Geary sophomore Gary Gray was OBU's pitching ace with a 7-1 record as he led the Bison for the second straight year with the lowest earned run average l2.85l. Gray pitched 63 innings and led in strikeouts l59l while walking only 23. Gray who also played right field, slugged six home runs for a new school record while hitting .300 for the spring. Collinsville freshman Fred Rhoten earned a 6-4 record, pitching 69 innings and striking out 49 for a 4.43 ERA. Hal Honeycutt, Meeker sophomore, saw action in centerfield and at first base while hitting .350 with 35 hits in 100 at bats. Q'- level!! Ill' is I it Il hh J in x ' b 'I' . . .r MV, .I . . M xt llclfplr ' i -1. -1-i . tx lf '51 - i . e l w ,A H. ' -l ' 'O . have . , 1 'F 1:5 ' 'f ,. W ' ig . .- ,.. .r 'i .,i. , s, I e 1 ' , J I V, ' , . ' 4, 5 . . 'F' ' A 1 ' . n V .. . - , o I 4 1 l 'IQ O ll 'Q 1 n ,J ' , .' . P. , I tn., 'df' .1 .gf , nw, I' f ff' .io ' ,fl M, K U .,4 IE? A . ,. 4 .-'.'i. F iii. v'.l'- 'D 1 Q 61:91, Vi .. ...4..,4 - '. . I Wil eu- , j N 1 Ti- ' v ' 'f ' . 1, Y, VA-, .1 .,,-v I-:N,:4'Q., 1 ., .e - - 4,244-gl. ,,, ull , a , . ,. I . 'us' 1.. .134 2. I.: ' ' ' , +134-if vt.-Q, Nl ,K -1 , 1 ,. io' M. +1 ,QL '-. .- t ' , ' ' .Ll P. A br , . , lr A offs -e- ,- tt i '5 i ,-ia .. 4. . ...V Hsin .. i+ Ili ALlll.llQ!5'...'.'Ii'v - -lfisldl I in vy7f7f,f f Freshman shortstop Ron Lee of Tulsa set a new school record for plate appearances ll 16? os he paced the Bison in hits l36l, doubles l8l and stolen bases l9l as he batted .301 with 23 RBl's. Larry Harlin, Tecumseh junior, when not catching batted .291 but knocked in 23 runs and belted five home runs. Banfield, Haneycutt, Lee, Harlin, Gray, and Rhoten were all named to the East Half all-star team, , more selections than any school in either division. Also, Lee and Rhoten were the only freshmen on either team. lt was Banfield's third straight all-league selection as he was named OBU's athlete of the year at season's end. Other standouts for OBU included third baseman Mike Sperry, Shawnee junior, with a .287 average and I5 runs batted ing Ollie O.J. Jackson, who went out for the team at mid-season and ended up starting in center field while hitting .205 and Joe Shirley, a starter in right field when Gray pitched. Shirley, Oklahoma City junior, batted .342. The Bison as a team batted .280 which included 22 home runs. The pitching staff had a combined ERA of 4.24. OBU set team records for at bats l873l, hits l2957 and tied for runs batted in ll 593. tie-J Na' dnufuum- . . Y ,,' ,al - b V, . W ,. , Q' . . ' ' - . -i i 5 ,,., .Qi 9 u V 1 OBU l, Okla. Christian College 3 . . . Okla. Christian College 2, OBU 3 . . . Dallas Baptist 7, OBU l . . . OBU 9, Dallas Baptist 8... Oral Roberts l5, OBU l .., OBU 6, Oral Roberts 4... East Central, OBU 5 ...OBU 3, East Central 4 , .. OBU l7, Yankton, S.D. 6... Yankton, S.D. l, OBU 3 .. . Yankton, S.D. 5, OBU 3... OBU 5, Oral Roberts 7 ...Oral Roberts 5, OBU 4 . . .OBU 3, Northeastern . . . Northeastern 5, OBU l4 . . . Parsons, Iowa, 2, OBU 7... OBU 3, Parsons, Iowa 5... OBU l, Langston O ...Langston 2, OBU 13... Bethany Nazarene l, OBU O l gli f--'+'.f'W ' .i I fi. rf c M, . .. i , - ' 1 .' - - ' -, :,!,.2?:.1,-yy: 1. ff'f.,'gi 'A n'-zu'--lfq-, . lv ' is 'i.gt.,w 'mf .fell -V .q.1..,,,. - 1 x . fF-f .'11' . 't: : gzip ' -tv: 1+ , v.'f:, i Q. , L-ff? ' r viz , L' P ff v OBU 2, Bethany Nazarene 7 . , . Arkansas 5, OBU l . .. OBU 7, Southeastern 3 . . . Southeastern 10, OBU 5 . . . OBU 9, Northeastern 6 . . . Northeastern 4, OBU 7 .. . OBU l3, Langston 2... Langston 2, OBU 20 ...East Central 3, OBU 2 . . . OBU 14, East Central 12... Phillips l0, OBU 7 Phillips 9, OBU 2 Record: 'I7-I5 . . . Conference l2-2 . . . A 9.l0fZ amd' N8 ff .951 - 1 Auf, S. f 5- Cqsgf wi-SF' 'rrisfgtf '. T552-Qeifs. ' ' sg , 4 -' wid-fri - ge? rung. x ,, ' sf-' ig- ev. -xt-A'fQxl'1f 2 ' --g .f',Pr'hfS,4:'r ,..-fsfifjgds-,i f V .' ,QM .4 - Y . ' , I 'Q 1- if-4'.' -,- . '. . V41 is 274 Wt.: -7' ' , fig '- ' 1' ' , 4371 - ' - '4Hh7 !', ' ,.- . ' ,gif-' V ., I 9 . ' W - ' , .44 I f ,fy ' - - -uw. , . -wiv. 1- . V . 9 s- it -1 M A S ' if . ! v 'LE' fi .s '- . il 2 ,l I I ,l -IT. -1. 'Il ' ' 1' i 4, ,,f gf f fi .2 fl -1 f 4 ff MH.. ,ff j lit, il W rffjfl J 'fic' QM. ll . I 4 32 J f 'L-4s f 1 - l av A .-- 1-'. . ..i.. . . ,. ., ., A4 .,,. ,5... bf' 4 v ,,- . Q '. '- fi.-. .f..... .- , '.. - 1 I 1 1.!.:'i?:-i.a,.2 .-. vi-V NU' ,..-e-4-' 'null ID - MQ vi Y W3 ,,,, . I ,, Q . .gl - The Bison track team equaled last year's fourth place finish at the Collegiate Conference track meet but with a balanced squad and a new coach. C. Lee Brigham, who guided the Bison cross country team to the conference title in the fall, started his first spring as track coach .on a successful note. Willie Rios paced the Bison at the league meet with triple wins in the 880 il:5B.0J, mile l4:29.3l and two-mile ilO:23.8l. The Lawton junior's best mile effort during the season was a 4:ll timing in the distance medley relay event at the Oklahoma Christian College Relays. Rios was undefeated in all six i-gh 1 Z mile events he ran in during the season. He also won the two-mile run at the Steven F. Austin Relays in 9:32. John Gratton, Winnepeg, Canada freshman, placed second in the two-mile at the conference meet in 'l0:23.8 as did Tom Webb, Cheyenne freshman, with a leap of 22-feet-7M-inches in the long lump. Gratton also clocked l5:l3.9 in the three-mile at the Pittsburg, Kansas Relays, while Webb triple jumped 41 feet, 7 inches in a triangular meet at Edmond. Jerry Ellis, Comanche, Texas freshman, recorded his best mark at the conference meet in the 440 intermediate hurdles with 57.5. Joe Potter, Durant sophomore, came with two-and-half inches of breaking the school record as he vaulted I3 feet, 6 inches in a quadrangular meet at Shawnee. Potter was fifth in the conference with ll feet, 6 inches. 122 l .-1 ,.v.. I-ie'krv'5,1-n ' T W .2-'fT'1f'f' f I'?' 'fi 'TF-J -C W' '4 I l. A 1- 'rw'-i.E'-'.L',-i,4 3- My rg'-I-gl'-L - Ji. . E! R U . ,:' S?.t?..'1i.7v , 1 I -ig'3v1Q:,,f1- 3.,L3,i'Qi,g i'f4,r 'j' ., X H ith-Elf ll. Y V ' If wh i I - il. l ii. LQN, , Q X-,?J If-5... A X s 'K 'x ,l f I I, x i t ii 11 U1 H f-+ in i s. i K, ,il 2 Ma Q .fi l ,J 415' e 'k.I1 G. 1 0 -1-is .5 :nv ' ' A 3? S mi'.-fl ,!'wi , 'J ' . H ' -w' ' . -1, 1' 4' , -.' 71.0 , WA ' fx J Q Tn 1 'Hr -, , up , -S. 14- 'ft-V me- V ---iw... ,Q -. . 'l . ' ar L . - Cleveland, Ohio, junior Louie Chavez tossed the javelin of 173-feet-W-inch for fifth in the conference meet, his best effort of the year. In addition, Shawnee freshman Burky Curtis displayed his versatility as he placed in three events in a quadrangular meet at Shawnee. Curtis won the 440 in 5l.3 and triple jump in 42-feet-3A-inch for second place. Larry Eggett, Winnepeg, Canada sophomore, recorded his best 880 time of l.59.3 in a quadrangular and placed third in the event in the league meet with 2:03. Joe Solsona, San Antonio, Texas sophomore, placed right behind Eggett in the 880 with 2:04. llllll rf .- .. -, Qlfll fdinivfi twat .Jr A K :.A.... , ',- . . 1 'Al .., I.. . ., , . , I I J' , .wir ' ., , . . .. f -- ' 4 'J'2.'-'-31' . .- :nv I.: l.,1,,,,l.,g ,- an . . A V. I -fry.: L-I, ,lf ,IT , fr w . for-n' ':1 .1'.Z 2 v .,'.,5 ' s A - L iff 1.-,T-'? ' ' , , ,'1 i' -4. ' .rt ?3gQ-vHi'1H'K- ,I Li-92' ' P 1t:.:I'. 1F1l'H'I'7-,- QQ b L K, I. ' fax, .ax A 41 ' -nf ,. -Yi' 'qv . is-Q4 ,,., X1 A ,, X, ...! 'S A , . - - ', x 1 s I vw in-Q i T1 apr--. ., V ,wg-, :fy-glgqfrrn 1,-. .,,1+':f'?3.'5'5- ww .., v ,A--V.... v 14,-ns:-.4 f -ag ,-.-,. ' , wx A - w 125 With only one returning starter, the outlook for OBU's tennis team looked bleak but before the season, Coach Paul Duffield rated the Bison as having the best material of any team I've had at OBU. Paying competition such as top independent Oklahoma City University, Missouri Valley Conference power Tulsa University and Big Eight Conference kingpin Oklahoma State University, OBU earned' a 6-ll season mark. ln Eastern Division Collegiate Conference play, the Bison were 4-2 behind league champ Southeastern. Jack Lowe, freshman from Shawnee, led OBU with a 9-10 record in No. l singles play including victories over top men Bill Rhoers of Nebraska and Allen Frost of Tulsa. Jim Adams, Bartlesville sophomore, was OBU's only returning full-time starter in the No. 2 position. ln addition, Paul Purifoy, Oklahoma City freshman, saw considerable action during the season. Only one Bison could make it to the quarter- finals of the conference tournament. Carl Melin, Shawnee junior, got as far as the third round, but Adams lost in the first round and Lowe and Terry Brown, Shawnee senior, in the second round. Both doubles teams of Lowe and Adams plus Brown and Melin were ousted in the second round. Other team members were seniors Don Skinner of Bartlesville and Dean Finch of Ft. Worth, Texas. 126 sr i ,N 75 .1 -I4 l . ,-1 :Aw 4 's 41'- OBU O, Southeastern 6. . . OBU 5, Okla, Christian College, l . . . Okla. City University 9, Tulsa University 6, OBU 0 OBU O... . . . OBU 4, Emporia State 3 . . . Kansas State University 7, OBU 0 . .. OBU O, Okla. Christian College 6... East Central 2, OBU 5 . . .OBU 2, Nebraska 5 . .. Okla. City University 8, OBU 0 .. ,OBU 5, Northeastern 2 . . . OBU l, Tulsa University Southeastern 6, OBU 9 ...OBU 6, East Central 0 5... . . .OBU 5, Northeastern l . . Oklahoma State 7, OBU O . . . OBU O, Oklahoma State 7 . . Match Record: 6-ll . . . ,, 'NIV 1 ,lj 53 t 'Wig 1 'J 1 :f,',,-i'gl'7.-,-E, V f5,'lQlilfti-if-vlizlfggii' i '1'2ll5ll ,,QiflEff'1'5f9lJg7 f 3 V ,.,,.,,1-L., , ,., , .A , -JV t -'.'ip1y3' ,-73-,Hitt , ,, -ti:,,'.fv.,p-N lg. 1,-4,7 , ' 1 -it l.l ,,,,,M llll - . V WH.. ml: -A l M 1, 'A 5 ,lib T' V - iiwvsprw 3 1 ,,, wtf- I ' .n ' r --Y A., N V 1 r ,,,.a.ff 1 X . - -C A If Ji, I ,i ' n ' ' V1 'Ji v -r x ,:-. - V A ,n..5.F,,E,.I,i,.V..E5..Y,LT,1,,??,,,A-Y -g ,vip Wil-L7t?41u'-'Silt ' li? -ii'5E1!ix1:'--FP-JRFTZ' L ,-it ' ' l 'J 3tvyj',g.e, 1-'. fl-'w,l, ' PM .' l55i'lY.31't1, 'llg: .'., 145.112 211:-. 1' 'isis .. 1 '111'f-P1-psf .F.-1 tl lglkimgl 5 WJHE1-E.-E5'.q-,l.15', 15, t . A 't we.:'-'fis-v-ary,.-ri.'?5'.w+,12,N1.2 If ,t,-:'-e- -. Ar. rf: A r-'T1 : .- 1-uw? ' -if-.'f, ''-1gt.:'..'f3f'nt:tj-frail'-?1?wil?l1:-'3-qg-.--'Q:l5-? -'-- ' ' -' ' 4' -.132 61371 --f,:'9e-'1.',- 11:1 iff? ,'3 '4f -' ' ' - F,-w:,,5g Q. -if ,- K., -. 51-.,3:: -1L,,' , W amp pwiwpxi , 'lv' .1 J-15?g'4..:t1 '4 , -N - -. .V ., . Ll' 'QTY I ,. .'. ily- ' 'tx Lv 4 . gy ,p tg ,V . ff? I s.u,. lg lifts? , , I The loss of four starters from the previous spring's golf team hurt OBU, who posted o l-l5 match record this spring. The Bison's only win was 9-6 over Bethany Nazarene College. The only returning letterman and starter for OBU was David VVayman, Mayville sophomore. However, it was a freshman from Oklahoma City, Don Brigham, who led OBU in the No, l position as he posted o 9-6-l mark in individual play. Brigham was sixth for individual honors at the Collegiate Conference meet and tenth in the college division at the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament. The Bison, as o team, posted their best finish at the conference meet where they placed seventh with a 670 stroke total. Only l2 strokes separated the fifth, sixth, and seventh places. Raymond Red Miller, OBU's basketball coach, was in his first season as Bison golf coach. Other team member were Lynn Aylor, Shawnee junior, Phil Dawkins, Midwest City freshman, Mike Cass, Shawnee freshman, and Greg Watkins, Duncan sophomore. . J TY -.sill s . 'S l t 1 WEST? Fw .V - 5 V if gf 1 'fm U . '!1l-75221 i it iwf.f:'-ypeimcqri I. .l .V-,T JPN! .. v ,., - A '58 I k Q1 .- .-.il em. .- 'Q -r E., X 11. .nil-. . J' V' ' '1 ,gm Xl i 4a AYq,i..,,7 . -. O ll I l ' ,, .ce Lil' Ol ' Q- 1 . . if ..., L 'wal M., ...i- 'Li ' ' i 1 I Xl i L l lfltl .. .-Y,,, , OBU 0, Oklahoma University 15 . . .Tulsa HW, OBU M ...Phillips 8, OBU 4... OBU 3M, St. Gregory's 8M ...OBU l, East Central ll... Bethany Nazarene 6, OBU 9 . . . OBU W, Okla. City University 14W . . . OBU 2, Okla. City University l3 .. .Bethany Nazarene l2, OBU 3 ...Poteau 9, OBU 6... OBU 6, St. Gregory's 9 ...Tulsa l5, OBU 0 ...Phillips 14, OBU l ... OBU lb, East Central l3M . .. OBU 3, Central l2 ...Phillips IOM, OBU 4M . .. Record: l-15... 3.7 , SP5 . Ar - 5-H. - Y 'Ir I , 'R-.0 ' , ' 5 .,. 1 - . Q. Q' ' L' Q J is NJ, l:1DCI 0 P2 zu 5+ NFRLX 7-ggilta 3 'H 1' X ph' -9 F Q. 6?'+ 53 V 3 4 1 ' A n . p . 1 3' Q ,V b y Q ' Q .I Q xx .1 . E we . students the academic Grady Coulter Cothen . . . better known as Dr. Cothen . . OBU'S tenth president . . . his third year on Bison Hill . . . amicable . . . diplomatic . . . dignified . . . solidifying student-administration relationships . . . a smile . . . a friendly hello . . . our Dr. Cothen in his own venacular . . . felling if like if is . . . l32 fi Mrs. Grady C. Cofhen 5715 fl' -.1 ---.1 'Tl . R' 'fi Q9 ' L--. BOARD OF TRUSTEES-First Row: Dr. Grady C. Cothen, Mrs. George McDow, Lloyd G. Minter, Dr. C. Murray Fuquay. Second Row: Dr. J. M. Gaskin, Roy C. Ferguson, Mrs. Henry Williams, Frank Loveless, Earl Stark, Dr. Jack Gregston. Third Row: Rev. Bob Denny, Dr. Richard Hopper, Rev. K. R. Mullins, Robert Burks, Rev. L. E. Stewart, Dr. Bruce Bell, Dr. M. E. Ramay, Dr. Warren C. Hultgren, Dr. Robert Scales. Fourth Row: Rev. Fred Willhoite, J. Adrian Gregg, Dr. Bruce Carter, Kenneth Carlton, Dr. D. A. Williams, D. P. Lowe, Dr. John Miller, Dr. Joe Skinner. 134 - . .553-s.'q.15 Robert L. Lynn, assistant to the president. fFor left! Robert Cargill, di- rector of developmentg CLeft7 Thomas Terry, treosurer ond controller. 135 136 J' I , 1 lLeftJ John Parrish di- rector of public rela- tionsg Miss Carolyn Ledbetter, director of news bureaug Jack Put- nam, director of pho- tographic services. fRight7 Jerome Zickrick, director of institutional servicesg fBeIowJ Kenneth Eyer, director of physical plant. fLeffJ Gordon Hatcher, director of field services CRightD James Oliver, assistant business manager. 1 3, 139 Deon of Students Donold G. Osborn and Deon of Women Mrs. Mary Louise Neptune. 140 lAbove left? Dr. William Neptune, dean of liberal artsg lAbove right? Clair McGovern, associate dean of fine artsg CLeftJ Dr. War- ren Angell, dean of fine arts. KBeIow left? Miss Eunice Short, student union di rectory CBelow rightl Granville Mays, librarian U' Mrs. Peggy Askins, registrar. DORMITORY DIRECTORS-CLeft to Right? Mrs. Helen Crockett, Earleigh, Mrs. lrene Huffman, Kerr, Mrs. Mary Miller, WMU, Mrs. Alice Smith, Bel Air, Gene Wallace, Brotherhood. x nd lr..-nie' -1---?, 4 'fa' X , '- -.N A sour' I , Q, gh' '57 . I , HJR .QUE 'Y'-si -4?- or-+7 7'XW9 'Uv -ai has 4...,--v- 19? -,Ji A 1.1!- 0? Nl N.. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Manoi Adair, Assistant Professor of Business, Miss Flora M. Agee, Assistant Professor of Nursing, Dr. Warren M. Angell, Professor of Music, College of Fine Arts Dean, Mrs. Peggy Askins, Registrar. SECOND ROW: A. R. Babb, Director, Curriculum Materials Center, William Baker, Instructor in English, C. L. Bass, Assistant Professor of Music, Miss Susan Bogle, Assistant in French. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jo Bond, Instructor in Business, Leroy Bond, Associate Professor of Art, Max Brattin, Assistant Professsor of Business, C. Lee Brigham, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Department Chairman, Track Coach. FOURTH ROW: James Brown, Assistant Professor of Music ,Dr. Richard G. Canham, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Don Clark, Assistant Professor of Music: Douglas A. Clark, Assisstant Professor of Sociology. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Ruth C. Clark, Instructor in English, Dr. Robert E. Clarke, Professor of Philosophy, Guy Combe, Associate Professor of French: Mrs. Opal Craig, Associate Professor of Speech. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Claudine Dickey, Instructor in Nursing, Paul A. Duffield, Trng? Coach, Dr. Henry F. Eason, Professor of Drama, Mrs. Mary Eason, Assistant Professor o ucation. 146 'N-LQ3. 4c 7 li flhrf If . 3 wx? 2, -.es X FIRST ROW: Dr. John Eighmy, Professor of History, Richard Farley, Assistant Professor of Music, Mrs. Nelda Fiste-r, Assistant in Nursing, C. J. Halley, Associate Professor of Physics, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Helen Hein, Instructor in Nursing, Gerald B. Hicks, Assistant in Business, Director of Financial Aidg Miss Mary Kay Higginbotham, Assistant Professor of Music, Gary M. Horton, Assistant Professor of Music. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Peggy Horton, Specialist in Music, Dr. William L. Horton, Associate Professor of Music, Dr. James Hurley, Professor of Biology, Don Jones, Assistant in Modern Languages. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Jones, Instructor in English, Dr. Shirley Jones, Asistant Professor of English, Scott Kester, Assistant Professor of Education, George A. Letchworth, Assistant Professor of Psychology. FIFTH ROW: James W. Marcum, Assistant Professor of History, Walter O. Mason, Associate Professor of Education, Director of Upward Boundp Granville Mays, Librarian, Assistant Professor of Library Science, Clair McGovern, Professor of Music, Associate Dean of Fine Arts. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ruth McGovern, lnstructor in Music, Miss Myrtle Merrill, Professor of Music, Raymond H. Miller, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Dr. John Mills, Associate Professor of Chemistry, William R. Mitchell, Assistant Professor of English, Miss Nancy Montgomery, Assistant Professor of Music. SECOND ROW: Robin Montgomery, Lecturer in Government, Dr. William Neptune, Professor of Chemistry, Dean of Liberal Arts, Donald G. Osborn, Assistant Professor of History, Dean of Students, John Parrish, Assistant Professor of Journalism, Director of Public Relations, Mrs. Marrion Patrick, Assistant Professor of English, Mrs. Wanda Peltier, Instructor in English. THIRD ROW: Dan Penney, Assistant Professor of Biology, Mrs. Mary Beth Penney, Lecturer in Education, Director of Reading Improvement Program, Mrs, Patricia Pernalete, Assistant Professor of Spanish, Dr. Jack O. Purdue, Distinguished Service Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Coleman Raley, Professor of Psychology, Richard Ratliff, Assistant Professor of Government. FIFTH ROW: Dr. Virginia Reese, Professor of Music, Wayne Rhea, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, James Scrutchins, Assistant Professor of English, Norman Searcy, Associate Professor of Education, Director of Teacher Education, Miss Eunice Short, Assistant Professor of Education, Director of Student Union, Jim Shull, Instructor in Business, Director of Evening College. A ' as ., if f-ar ' --'r' 73 -5 '--4' TT9' 'vo it , ,f I is alt gs , --'- i.ii ' 571' 'ii ,- V 5, 1 -W' J r. .J - 'wi Q ff L 'R' ,- ' , 5 C HM . f 4, 1 , , .. .. 1 ma, x w Q.?', Y r 'Su- 'lf N .af- gl-4 'iwizii Wi.:-,lx 'L W I H W5 ' . . v if ' f, i'f. 'X 44: KK 'ff , ' 2: Q56 3 N ,f 'QQ -Q , X, I -32315, T ? I ' nl tx J., . , W1 ' ,AA ,Ng I 'Q , ,X . X 'S if x X2 1 D L 150 I FIRST ROW: Mrs. Frances Spurlock, Specialist in Music, Joe W. Spurlock, Assistant Professor of Music, Mrs. Ili Mae Stone, Associate Professor of Home Economics, Herman Dee Stout, Assistant in Classics, Dr. Rowena Strickland, Professor of Bible, Dr. Jim E. Tanner, Professor of English. SECOND ROW: Dr. James S, Timberlake, Professor of Religion, Mrs. Kothryne Timberlake, Instructor in Music, Gene Wallace, Instructor in Physical Education, Don Webster, Lecturer in Philosophy, Miss Mary White, Associate Professor of Nursing, Dr. George R. Wilson, Professor of Religous Education. THIRD ROW: Dr. Roland Wilson, Professor of Education, Department Chairman, Mrs. Sue Winterringer, Assistant in Physical Education, Arthur S. Wolff, Assistant Professor of Music, John Woods, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Mrs. Betty Woodward, Instructor in Music, James D. Woodward, Associate Professor of Music. IIN MIG' f-4. 'iv 7 -csv .a R-7' '17 li I L .. -w Freshman Class Officers: iTopJ: Bill Holt, presi- dent. iRight7 Front Row: Sandra Shultz, senator, Mike Boyd, senator. Sec- ond Row: Garry Whaley, vice-president, Mike Duncan, treasurer, Bill Holt, president, Dan Se- bert, senator, Sulyn Har- mon, secretary. iFar Right? Sheryl Means, freshman queen. FIRST ROW: Shirley Al- bright, Okla. City, Rick Al- lison, Shawnee, Dixie Argo, Norman, Mike Ashford, Okla. City, Steve Bacon, Tulsa, Debbie Bailey, Mid- west City. SECOND ROW: Becky Bak- er, St. Louis, Mo., Cinda Ballagh, Newkirk, Connie Bolzer, Hooker, Jeri Bam- busch, Woodlake, Calif., Sue Bones, Bartlesville, Ann Barker, Midwest City. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Bark- er, Seminole, James Barker, Okla. City, Jane Barnett, Houston, Tex., Deborah Baysinger, Okla. City, Mary Jane Beal, Mission, Kan., Esther Bear, Henryetta. 152 Lowly . . . beginners becoming accustomed to OBU life . . . smiling . . . saying Hi . . . a friend is made . a new life . . . freshman . . . making a name as the Class of i972 . . . 2 A x fi:-kjl, Ai ' Ski Y . in '- ,Q 4. 1 L h f-.- 1.8, 4, .- W ' Pa ' TT' 7 ff-fp , . , Q sl .1 v--1 1 I -4' ff, i,'f5' S Q41 i AR ,..,.e X 10 fa '57 'C' yr ,Z , , -It f A 4 4' f N - I Sr 1:23 o-Q '! -I ,..- V .arf l v ale: -p l 'ri --XF 0. X . fs ,f ,RA 'Q FIRST ROW: Ellen Beards- IGY, Okla. City, Mary Jane Beal'y, Okla. City, Dave Beatty, Denver, Colo. SECOND ROW: Elsie Bell, Tulsa, John Bennighi, Law- fon, Susan Berry, Shawnee. THIRD ROW: .Ierry Billings- ley, Lindsay, Mary Bland, Bartlesville, Blan Blanken- ship, Bartlesville. FOURTH ROW: Vernon Blankinship, Okla. City, Sheri Bodin, Okla. City, Su- san Bolf, Shawnee. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Booth, Crescent, Beth Bowen, Grandfield, Mike Boyd, Okla. Cify. SIXTH ROW: Wendy Brad- ford, Cherokee, Jerry Branch, Anaheim, Calif., Don Brigham, Okla. City. SEVENTH ROW: Ruth Bris- coe, Takoma Park, Md., Marge Brock, Cushing, Ann Browning, Neosho, Mo., Marilyn Buchanan, Okla. City, Powell Buckner, Stil- well, Dan Burnett, Oklo. City. EIGHTH ROW: Patricia Burnham, Sl. Louis, Mo., Irene Burton, Broken Ar- row, Mike Burwell, Spencer, Connie Bush, Mountain View, Mo., Marilyn Cabe, Tulsa, Janice Cannon, AI- ton, III. NINTH ROW: Ginger Car- gill, Hollis, Gary Carr, Shaw- nee, Marcia Carr, Wesl' Mifflin, Pa., Sandra Carr, Okla. City, Diana Carroll, Tulsa, Craig Carter, Tulsa. 153 FIRST ROW: David Cash, EI Reno, Mike Cass, Shaw- nee, Glorio Cotes, Atoka, David Chapman, Tulsa, Fontaine Chow, Hong Kong, iathy Clapham, Larned, an. SECOND ROW: Mike Claunch, Tulsa, LaJuana Clement, Tuttle, Glayle Cochran, McAlester, Don Cole, Tulsa, Patty Cole, Dervey, Kay Colpitt, Collin- vi e. THIRD ROW: Kathy Cal- ston, Midwest City, Carol Combs, Okla. City, Leda Cook, Shawnee, Melanie Cook, Okla. City, Nancy Cook, Clayton, N. Mex., Wayne Copeland, Tecum- se . FOURTH ROW: Darrell Cop- pedge, Miami, Steven Cor- ley, Del City, Dave Comeli- us, Shawnee, Kan., Billy Counter, Okla. City, Sharon Countryman, Irving, Tex., Linda Cousins, Okla. City. FIFTH ROW: Edgar Cox, Little Rock, Ark., Gordon Cowherd, Colorado Springs, Sue Crownover, Creve Coeur, Mo., Burky Curtis, Shawnee, Dilynn Dahl, Tuc- son, Ariz., David Dale, Tulsa. SIXTH ROW: Cedar Dan- iels, Duncan, Linda Davis, Del City, Marcia Davis, Norman, Phil Dawkins, Mid- west City, Joel Deichman, Clifford Derring, Spavinaw. SEVENTH ROW: Mike Der- shem, Bartlesville, Linda Deshields, Shawnee, Norma Diffey, Brentwood, Calif., Gail Dillman, Seminole, Judy Dodd, Mounds, Kathy Dodds, Bethany. EIGHTH ROW: Patricia Dodson, Bowlegs, Phil Dougherty, Santa Fe, N. Mex., David Drummond, Shawnee, Mike Duncan, Modesto, Calif., Nancy Duncan, Tushka, Sandra Edge, Ft. Cobb. NINTH ROW: Pat Edgley, St. Charles, Mo., Pamela Eggleston, Ardmore, Jerry Ellis, Comanche, Tex., Terri Ellis, Miami, Steve Emory, Rhoda Estep, Ft. Worth, Tex. 154 A Q16 '-.7 ull' 4-- -0 w-,,, -AN 'fry' ' RF, er ., nn 0 ,,l Alllllwxv NG 1-11:7 If Q--vv 4'-M ,gr ,Joi l v 7 ,'4EQ-.,!:-'1:'- ' ':. 1 . --.5 vt' 17 ia I .,. -J 'MN' .-A ,.. -.F as '17 rf: 5, Y . 1-1 l N ee ---zzq 'F-mv I 'Q 'G' , .... . N.: Q . I '. 1 .V-1 as -rua TZ? l : x ' li is U -6 , ...Q ,fl .et . , ws bs 5 ,aa 'Q si C229 FIRST ROW: Camille Evans, Texarkana, Ark., Johnny Evans, Wellston, Peggy Ev- ans, Blackfoot, Idaho, Bar- bara Ezell, Broken Arrow, Terry Fansler, Fayetteville, Ark., John Fiegel, Shattuck. SECOND ROW: Mike Fin- cannon, Dallas, Tex., Owen Finley, McAlester, Linda Fischer, Hooker, Ginger For- ester, Dewey, John Fowler, Shawnee, Jane Frank, Shawnee. THIRD ROW: Diane Free- man, Rome, Ga., Jennifer Fritz, Jerseyville, Ill., Susan Frost, San Diego, Calif., Judy Garrette, Okla. City, Cheryl Glass, Olympia, mash., Cathy Glenn, Rolla, o. FOURTH ROW: Marlene Golden, Duncan, Debbie Golf, Ft. McClellan, Ga., Janelle Goodman, Okla. City, Molly Grant, San An- tonio, Tex., Donna Green, Oakland, Calif., Sharon Green, Poteau. FIFTH ROW: Ralph Greer, Mounds, John Gratton, Wirmepeg, Manitoba, Grai- tha Griffith, Henryetta, Paul Gritz, Okla. City, Den- nis Grubbs, Fresno, Calif., Corma Guinn, Shawnee. SIXTH ROW: Sam Ham- mons, Clinton, Don Mam- rick, Gulf Breeze, Fla., Joan Hardridge, Tulsa, Sulyn Harmon, Enid, Paula Harper, Bartlesville, Ritch Harris, Shawnee. SEVENTH ROW: Connie Harrison, Lawton, Margaret Harrison, Bakersfield, Calif., Linda Hartman, Bla- donsburg, Mr., Claudia Hastings, Midwest City, Le- tha Hawkins, Colorado Springs, Colo., Donna Hayes, Oskaloosa, la. EIGHTH ROW: Lydia Hayes, Lombard, Ill., Alicia Haynes, Pond Creek, Cyn- thia Heath, Wetumka, Suz- anne Heifner, St. Louis, Mo., Gary Heller, Goteba, Steven Hendershott, Mc- Alester. NINTH ROW: Janet Hen- derson, Amber, Ron Hen- derson, Ft. Cobb, Wayne Henry, Shawnee, Nancy Herndon, Duncan, Lucy Jane Hewett, Waynesboro, Va., Pam Hix, Tulsa. 155 FIRST ROW: Sarah Hodg- es, Shreveport, La., Janet Hague, Wewoka, Archie Holderfield, Ada, Brenda Holland, Tulsa, Creth Hop- kins, Richardson, Tex., Con- nie Hornbeak, Del City. SECOND ROW: Sandra Horton, Custer, Robert Hu- ber, Alexandria, Va., Cheryl Hughes, Okla. City, Paula Hughes, Frederick, Mera Hunter, Decatur, Ala., Jock Hutto. THIRD ROW: Trena Hyde, Olympia, Wash., Lorie lg- Iesias, Newkirk, Judy Jack- son, Poteau, Richard Jack- son, Karen Jacobs, Tulsa, Harold Jennings, Tulsa. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Jes- seph, Okla. City, Diana Johnson, Cape Cod, Mass., Frank Johnson, Del City, Cathy Johnson, Harrisburg, Ill., Tim Johnson, Fresno, Calif., David Jones, Tulsa. FIFTH ROW: Jacque Jones, Lawton, Yvonne Jones, Seminole, Linda Judd, Say- re, Mike Keith, Dallas, Tex., Darlene Kelsey, Mounds, Mike Kennedy, Shawnee. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Kiehn, Wynnewood, Stacy Kies, Carson City, Nev., Laura Kilgore, Chickasha, Belva Kimberling, Okla. City. SEVENTH ROW: Kathy King, Portales, N. Mex., Janice Kinnamon, Shawnee, Billy Kinsey, Carney, Debra Kircher, Stroud. EIGHTH ROW: Margaret Kirk, Pond Creek, Ann Kirkendall, Beirut, Leban- on, Steven Knight, Tulsa, Paul Krueger, St. Louis, Mo. NINTH ROW: Doug Kuan, Silver Spring, Md., Eddie Kawn, Patricia Laws, Te- cumseh, Billy Lay, Wy- nona. 156 'eo 'fi nad as V -Q 1'-9 L W ---. N-4 V 15 5 uv- un- 41. e .grfikgf 1: , r ..., , , ,. 5.5, , .I , 40 -.f .-5 .1 '42 ' .1 trims 'i,, .-v l ' xx x Qt! C., lf' 'E' ws .,- an vu., . lint, 'E eN . HJ f x N '1 v ' ?, . l r U J'-2' ,ills-1 e vi, N, ,.,-v dllki f' lx Xu' . fo' ' V , . - .. V l ll fi' 'Q' , 1 Q ll 1 in I g S . . .,,,! N. r ' ' in 5-f, l '-Q' 1 'TJ' w-e.,,,,, l ly I M ,' . P '4 .'7'1 ' 'Quarry --.v , V N , C.. ,H CM, gi 'l ,L 2 2 '-3 V . 'r' -Q . 'E F S -1 FIRST ROW: Bill Leblanc, Okla. City, Anita Lee, Tul- sa, Daniel Lee, Hong Kong, Brenda Lemond, Tahlequah, Gaylene Lilley, Durant, Sue Lindley, Albug, N. Mex. SECOND ROW: Dianna Lod- rige, Leesville, La., Pat Lowmasler, Shawnee, Pa- tricia Love, Seminole, Rhon- da Lyons, Leesville, La., Robert Mahon, Houston, Tex., Tom Mainers, Ponca City. THIRD ROW: Pat Manning, Oolagahg Steven Manny, Seminole, Rebekah Marsee, Washington, Betty Mar- tens, Turpin, Connie Mar- tin, Muskogee, James Mar- tin, Shawnee. FOURTH ROW: Vermetta Martin, Okla. Cify, Kerry Martindale, Bartles- ville, Janie Masters, Ada, Cheri Mathews, Shawnee, Sheila Maynard, Shattuck, Elaine McConnell, Duncan. FIFTH ROW: Luanne Mc- Cord, McAIesfer, Lynda Mc- Cormick, Shawnee, Linda McCoy, Midwest City, Elaine McCuIley, Anaheim, Calif., Beth McDaniel, Shawnee: Terry McDaniel, Lawton. 157 I4 L.E FIRST ROW: Danny M:- Donald, Broken Arrow, Brenda McGahey, Window Rock, Ariz., Linda McGee, McAIester. SECOND ROW: Bill McGil- livray, Detroit, Mich., Jan- ice McKinney, Bethany, Karen McLaughlin, Crow- ley, Tex. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth McMains, Dallas, Tex., Mary McMullen, Nowata: Jim McMurray, Midwest City. FOURTH ROW: S h e r y I M e a n s, Lawton, Joyce Medlin, G r o v ep Kathy Meeks, Oklo. City. FIFTH ROW: David Miller, Edmond, Wanda Miller, Okla. City, Larry Mitchell, Shattuck. SIXTH ROW: Polly Mitts, Morris, .I i m Monday, Wann: Mary Moore, Oklo. City. SEVENTH ROW: Pat Moore, Newkirkg Ron Mor- gan, Norman, Doug Mor- ley, Chcmute, Kan. 1- - l. It ' -of , if .J L 515' '- l neil l ,f3'ilig:3 Y .fgwfs A !74f4h?!,- L Lil Q 'K ,ffm f' . .A -wg, FIRST ROW: LoRee Mor- ris, Arkansas City, Kan., Pam Murphy, St. Louis, Ma., Connie Murray, Mid- west City, Marcia Nance, McAlester, Shirley Ned, Stonewall. SECOND ROW: Karrol Nel- son, Balka, Keith Nelson, Balka, Phil Nelson, Po- teau, Karen North, Rich- mond, Va., Sharon North, Richmond, Va. THIRD ROW: Jerry Notley, Anadarko, Beverly Oeland, Atascadero, Calif., Marcia Oftedahl, Marion, Io., Elaine Owen, Midwest City, Jackie Parks, Okla. City, Teese Parmer, Okla. City. FOURTH ROW: John Par- rott, Roswell, N. Mex., Pat- ty Pendergrass, Oklo. City, Debbie Penland, Oklo. City, Don Perteet, Kiowa, Marla Peters, Great Bend, Kan., Ronnie Phillips, Shawnee. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Pierce, Dewey, Nancy Plummer, Okmulgee, Doug Pogue, Ringling, Judy Pollard, St. Louis, Mo., Robert Post, Tulsa, Ben Potts, Ponca City. SIXTH ROW: Carol Power, Pensacola, Fla., Paul Puri- foy, Oklo. City, Gary Rabe, Forgan, Betty Kay Reddick, Weleetka, Lillian Reed, Tul- sa, Mark Relf, Stark City, o. SEVENTH ROW: Laurie Richard, Oklo. City, Ed Richards, Kingfisher, Dale Richardson, Muskogee, Di- ana Richmond, Okla, City, Ginger Riley, Las Cruces, N. Mex., Lawana Roberts, Okla. City. EIGHTH ROW: Linda Ro- bertson, Crescent, James Robinson, Pauls Valley, Saundra Robinson, College Station, Tex., John Rogers, Perry, Julie Rogers, Sharon Rowland, Okla. City. NINTH ROW: Paula Rozell, Tulsa, Kris Ann Russell, Stroud, Linda Ruzid, Belle- vue, Neb., Marlee Sagert, Honolulu, Hawaii, Harold Sanders, Shawnee, Sandra Sanders, Wichita, Kon. 159 FIRST ROW: Doris Sarvis, North Charleston, S. Caro- lina, Nelda Schaftner, Okla. City, Peggy Schmidt, Tul- sa, Pam Seago, Amarillo, Tes., Cheri Searcy, Sparks. SECOND ROW: Dan Sebert, Clinton, Jeannine Seeds, Moore, Rosemary Sellers, Ashdown, Ark., George Sha- rits, Colonial Heights, Va., Jerry Shaw, Henryetta. THIRD ROW: Sharon Shep- herd, Clinton, Pom Shofner, Okla. City, Rachel Shraun- er, Protection, Kan., Sandra Shultz, Pryor, Debbie Simp- son, Seminole. FOURTH ROW: Jamesetta Singleton, Tulsa, Kathy Small, Denver, Colo, Alone Smith, Adair, Diana Smith, Tulsa, John Smith, Miami. FIFTH ROW: Josephine Smith, Buena Vista, Colo., Kathryn Smith, Blackwell, Layne Smith, Ulysses, Kan., Marty Smith, Buffalo, Mil- ton Smith, Okla. City. SIXTH ROW: Signe Speck, Snyder, Som Spencer, Simi, Calif., Nereida Soo, Pana- ma City, Panama, Loyd Sowers, Jonesboro, La., Brent Stahl, Newkirk. SEVENTH ROW: Vicki Standefer, Midland, Tex., Debbie Stephens, Tulsa, Sondra Straughon, Okla. City, Kathy Strong, Boise City, Delores Sutton, Tulsa. EIGHTH ROW: Margaret Taber, Shawnee, Carol Tapp, Woodward, Debbie Taylor, Okla. CitYi , Pat Taylor, Okla. City, Belinda Teague, Prague. NINTH ROW: Nita Tenni- son, Harrisburg, Ill., Eddie Thomas, La Puente, Calif., Jeanette Thornton, Lawton, Don Tuttle, Cushing, Jon Tuttle, Cushing. 160 , 1255- RQ' 'QZTL r Q . N-.Q V 4 'W l l v s 4. . l ll l ,fe 'lf' in , -Bi, 'css rr if -on. A 6 .-,s 'veil w-fbi at as ' .S-'Y' l 5. 1 L er 1: D'-rv ! -sk ,3, tt' .1 ,ra f'4kX xx Q l, i -... .X .- ,gf , . V , it ., ,F x . - ur, i '- ,If 1 'Sb I. .4 ,- N, n ci? :vs wg , I 5 - W .-fi-fi , +91 'ii 7 faihgcll -. sax 'i . , N, l I fi 'bc if W I l IE Wg, N i - .1 -.l A f l V5 W Y. FIRST ROW: Gloria Val- landingham, Wewoka, Carol Veroda, Okla. City, Lynette Vitatoe, Holdenville, Monta Voreis, Lompoc, Calif. SECON D ROW: Connie Walker, Enid, Joyce Walker, Enid, Marilynn Walker, Ash- down, Ark., Marion Walker, Tulsa. THIRD ROW: Susan Walk- er, Okla, City, Debbie Wal- ters, Ponca City, Tony Ward, Duncan, Jaunleene Watson, Shawnee. FOURTH ROW: Rosene Watts, Duncan, Nick Wav- ers, Shawnee, Gary Webb, Okla. City, Tom Webb, Los Angeles, Calif. FIFTH ROW: Garry Whaley, Ft. Cobb, Randy White, Tulsa, Tom White, Okla. City, Marsha Whitten, Muskogee. SIXTH ROW: Keat Wiles, Comanche, Tex., Debbie Wilkinson, Anadarko, Ann Willetts, Tulsa, Lenora Wil- liams, Tulsa. SQVENTH ROW: Nancy Williams, Okla. City, Car- lene Willis, Ft, Worth, Tex., Sarah Wilson, Shawnee, Larry Witcher, Shawnee. EIGHTH ROW: Nena Wolfe, Tahlequah, Duane Wood, Mounds, Jacque Wood, Wichita, Kan., Mark Woods, Seminole. NINTH ROW: Randy Wool- sey, Overland Park, Kan., James Wu, Japan, Jason Yagi, Honolulu, Hawaii, Alice Zimmerman, Pitts- burg, Kan. l6l FIRST ROW: Jim Adams, Lawton, Mary Albright, Okla. City, Sharon Albright, Okla. City, David Allen, Cushing. SECOND ROW: Sue Allen, Hugo, Carolyn Anderson, Webb City, Mo., Jae Argon- bright, Tuttle, Gay Arm- strong, Rockville, Md. THIRD ROW: Kathy Ary, Okla. City, Tom Austin, Shawnee, Joyce Aylor, Mid- west City, Nicky Bam- busch, Woodlake, Calif. FOURTH ROW: Chris Bar- din, Okla. City, Eddie Barnes, Bartlesville, Susan Bell, Tulsa, Andy Bellows, Bradley. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Bender, Lawton, Martha Benson, Okemah, George Benton, El Dorado, Kan., Kathy Black- burn, Miles City, Mont. SIXTH ROW: Mark Borum, Ft. Worth, Tex., Rhonda Bostwick, Atlanta, Ga,, Jen- ny Boyer, Maysville, Jeanne Bratcher, Artesia, N. Mex. SEVENTH ROW: Carolyn Brewer, Midwest City, Larry Bridges, Dallas, Tex., Bob Brim, Enid, Steve Brittain, Wakita. EIGHTH ROW: Charles Brown, Ponca City, Ramona Brumley, Shawnee, Rebec- ca Burdine, Bismarck, N. Dak., Sandrea Burks, Wood- ward. NINTH ROW: Judy Butch- er Baver Mar Butner e 1 v , val-iam, Candy cum, okm. City, Greg Calavan, Okla. City. 162 'Q .W :T' l K .,. I b, .1 J N i az : 5 ' fi, X x 4? ig- W- H - , M- , ,A x .gn . 'Y-J' . ', r v A' vrfrv sv ' ' ' ,v is E , l 1- L X ,-5?-1 C? ' H- I? i M 1 li 1' i ' ' uf, fd' '-e-5 v--v sd 1 in g - it 42 if - 9 fgi my ,.. ,MA , Z-. 4? ,-iq f 'F L2 if A Y' X I ,-A-V Li 'R S' 'VY-Q7 ' - 1 W , ,gif 'S 0' -.- , , . -i ,,. Q--1 ,S -as 24 Zu. 1 .f12',,, . XX , 'f - su 1' 10x 'sr- '-'1 4, 4 ' ' t I -.,f , '95 '4 ?' ,..,.. l sf t ,' ri Sophomore Class Officers: lAbove Left? Mark Hopper, president. lBelow Leftl Debbie Law, Jim Stewart, Alvin Clark, Michael Prince, senators. CBelow7 Alvin Clark, senator, Mike Prince, senator, Jim Stewart, senator, Debbie Law, senator, Mark Hopper, president, Kay Robinson, treasurer, Wilma Hawkins, secretary, Joe Potter, vice-president. lilmaln L 3 qi TT R li! .Wi li i , . 5 i .l I 'z l vi l , Q Q-LN. -'Q' 9-. 4 .f- -1 vm .. ,I 'Ja -.6 U No more a lowly freshman . . . assuming the upperclassman role . . . studying . . . learning . . . participating . . . it's all in a day's work for the Class of l97l . sophomores . . fv- 'H- FIRST ROW: Charnell Calla- way, Yukong Kirtes Calvery, Duncan, Howard Cargill, Shawnee, Keith Carver, Las Cruces, N. Mex., Peggy Cary, Tulsa. SECOND ROW: May Chan, Hong Kong, Sue Chan, Hong Kong, Ralph Cherry, Ponca City, Alvin Clark, Midwest City, Joe Clark, Bartles- ville. THIRD ROW: Elayne Claunch, Okla, City, Carol Cole, Plattsmouth, Neb,, Ken Coleman, Bartlesvilleg Paulann Candray, Tulsa, .lo Ann Conley, Moore. l63 .-'.r ,f I -zz? FIRST ROW: Sharon Cook, Bethany, Mary Coppedge, Shawnee: Linda Cotner, Tulsa, Norma Crisler, Pied- mont' Fern Crissman, Block- weIlgMariIyn Crown, Shaw- nee. SECOND ROW: Karla Da- vidson, Tulsa, Ken David- son, Roila, Mo., Jacqueline Davis, Fort Smith, Ark.: Kathy Davis, Stillwater: Roger Davis, Mi. Vernon, III., Helen Denney, Shaw- nee. THIRD ROW: Janeffe Dick- inson, Overland Pork, Kans.g Etta Doakes, Show- neep Brenda Dooley, Ed- mond, Damon Downing, Ringling, Kenny DuBoise, Shawnee, Sandy Duck- worth, Cormi, Ill. 164 -of ns? -L -.Q- 'FAIL ,-.F '49 -4? T .-4, Q, i I 1 H gf' N 'T 1 Q? fx ia i 1 'wt w--1 i. li an A l l -C . l l. l ,, 4'9- l l 4 v--1 fx s. --.L-x l 1 1 i Q gg 73 :gf ' .,. K, fl Q --1 ' l Af A A 'L IT fi -V , 1'-L . Jana, 'V 'all W ,if QMQFJELI ,i 3 . fir: T' J' 1, ' . .. ' 'f nes fl. -av' I .iw ,L i if .ff '13 - 1 . l PT 1 as sp 'hs i X, 1 12 ' Qi- T7 5 I ' V ., 1,7 fe, my Li, -. q -2 .A if Q .E r A , .0 Q.,. Xkfj E' l. if- l 4, Y J, 7? K' k ' i A . w ' '- V -Fi: We if Qi I -va X . 'H-1 A ' ai if i ,l fy, ,ma 1 '. 1 Q... w-'V ,, I ,, , r 1-., v T- f 'V V. -YY , 'E- 6 fi -A :M 'I KQWN K Chi, TT M x .. iv W . , . , . Mi'mi..a f. ' 17- Fun X -.- P 'XX-'fi 'i . l l l - , . -.7 rr 18' had l 'ne' ,- -E .ff . 'J' . r-Q. fi gp. QV! K, ..- . ...-' I sf rs- 'cu7 J sang, yy P LY I y f i A115 IIA A, ,,tt L 'wp X 7. 1 1 Q5 A Z .gf In gtjT T . fc' tx u I X FIRST ROW: Vickie Dutfee, Burlington, lo., Teresa Dun- can, Tushka, James Dupre, Duncan, Larry Eggett, Win- nipeg, Manitoba, Jennifer Eighmy, Shawnee, Tera El- der, Purcell. SECOND ROW: Kathy Emer- son, Ponca City, Ruth Ann Evans, Enid, Jim Finnell, Pueblo, Colo., Dana Fite, Tulsa, Beverly Fleet, Mem- phis, Tenn., John Flippo, Tulsa. THIRD ROW: Kaye Flow- ers, Shawnee, Anita Foran, Atoko, Penny Foulks, Enid Ruth Ellen Frasier, Chicago, Ill., Jack Freeman, Shaw- nee, Nancy Fritz, Jersey- ville, Ill. FOURTH ROW: Pat Fruit, Shawnee, Kathy Fugate, Midwest City, Lu Dora Gar- rison, l-iollis, Jeanette Gas- ton, Fort Supply, Ralph Gatchell, Lewiston, Ma., Gay Geyer, Krebs. FIFTH ROW: Carol Goins, Big Cabin, Steve Graham, Enid, Julie Grant, San An- tonio, Tex., Jenny Green, Lawton, Marcia Greer, Mounds, Margaret Grundy, Comanche. SIXTH ROW: Juliette Had- daden, Amman, Jordan, Rick Hall, Wichita, Kans., Vivian Hall, Okla. City, Warren Hall, Tulsa, Donna Hamar, Thomas, Layne Hamilton, Ames, Iowa. SEVENTH ROW: Gary Har- dy, Altus, Paula Harp, Siloam Springs, Ark., Billie Harrison, Ocala, Fla., Karla Hartley, Rialto, Calif., John Hawkins, Portland, Wilma Hawkins, Portland, Ore. EIGHTH ROW: Becky Hays, Holloman AFB, N. Mex., Carla Henke, Guthrie, Becky Henry, Mounds, Connie Herndon, Broken Arrow, Helen Highfill, Hugo, Con- nie Hill, Midwest City. NINTH ROW: Beth Hiner, Shawnee, Charlene Hoff- man, Bethany, Ellen Holmes, Perris, Calif., Mark Hopper, Ardmore, Mike Howard, Okla. City, Mike Hubbard, Zuni, N. Mex. l65 FIRST ROW: John Hudson, Coalgate, Kathy Hughes, Norman, Janice Jackson, Canton, Mo., Sue James, Boise City, Maudye Jayne, Muskogee, Lynn Jennings, ldabel. SECOND ROW: Bruce John- son, Pryor, Gerrie Johnson, Wichita, Kans., Ellen Jones, Tulsa, Fra Na Jones, Law- ton, John Jones, Thomson, Iowa. Pam Joyce, Shenandoah, Iowa. THIRD ROW: Nancy Keith, Hollis, Nancy Kidd, ST. Jo- seph, Mo., Peggy King, Fort Smith, Ark., Linda Kirkpatrick, Tulsa, Marcia Kissell, Bethany, Ken Kleck- ner, Ponca City. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Kohl, Utica, Mo., Kathy Lane, Memphis, Tenn., Supa Laosebikan, Nigeria, Deb- bie Law, Okla City, John Leatherman, Shawnee, Gayle Lewis, Mullens, S. C. -, .Wi-5 Vs- , -,1.f I f- V . ..- E 'E' I , b V n B ' lr! -IN ' 'J I I I 'C Xin' 1 .N Vg! new, 1 :-:,:f.g ll ,,gfx3,'Q':,,3-.V , Y 4 2 i f 5 me i i f' ' W f - - ,g i 2:4 E . . i +h.':,:r1i A i ' r , F112-fgil. i Y 1 ', il , . ogg i i . . 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L , r, - -P Hg if lar.. , , y W' W fr, I A F. . Lg. r ly I 'Q A R 'L 5 I 'bl ,F FIRST ROW: Terry Lindsey, Bartlesville, Rae Jean Liv- ingston, Wilmington, Del., Geneva Lomax, Tulsa, Dale Lovin, Clayton, N. Mex., Everett Lynn, Okla. City, Sharon McCasIin, Okla.. City. SECOND ROW: Johnny Mc- Coy, Bixby, David McLain, Wellstone, Gary Malone, Shawnee, Colin Marshall, Georgetown, Guyana, S. A., Janet Marshall, Claremore, Sheila Marshall, Fort Cobb. THIRD ROW: Lee Martin, St. Joseph, Mo., Gayle Matheson, Okla. City, Ka- thy Mathews, Shawnee, Sam Matthews, Cushing, Larry Merideth, Okla. City, Karen Millikan, Beaver. FOURTH ROW: Bob Moore, McAlester, Linda Garnett Moore, Okla. City, Pat Moore, Humboldt, la., Rene Myers, Ponca City, Martha Needham, EI Paso, Tex., Allen Nottingham, Tulsa. FIFTH ROW: Andy Over- man, Eufaula, Nancy Par- rott, Roswell, N. Mex., Carolyn Pearson, Memphis, Tenn. SIXTH ROW: Charles Phil- lips, Tulsa, Joe Potter, Durant, Phil Potter, Olathe, Kans. SEVENTH ROW: Polly Press- wood, Belzonia, Miss., Shary Prichard, Nicama Park, Mike Prince, Little Rock, Ark. EIGHTH ROW: Barbara Rat- lift, Red Rock, Beverly Reaves, Tecumseh, David Renfrovl, Davis. NINTH ROW: Glenn Rhines, San Antonio, Tex., Mary Elizabeth Rives, St. Louis, Mo., Audrey Roach, Broken Arrow. I67 FIRST ROW: Vivian Rob- bins, Okla. City, Martha Robertson, Nashville, Tenn., Kay Robinson, Milan, Tenn. SECOND ROW: Jim Rogers, Colorado Springs, Colo., Merrilee Rosene, Tulsa, Sharon Rudisell, Shawnee. THIRD ROW: Richard Rut- ledge, Shawnee, Susie Sal- yer, Okla City, Anna Schock, Shawnee. FOURTH ROW: Dottie Shanahan, Tulsa, Dixie Sheffield, Webbers Falls, Jeanne Sheppard, Duncan. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Shipps, Shawnee, Candy Shirley, Shawnee, Nola Silvey, Long- view, Tex. SIXTH ROW: Teresa Smart, Austin, Tex., Marshall Smith, Bethany, Patty Smith, Tulsa. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Sol- sona, Son Antonio, Tex., Elaine Soule, Okmulgee, Michael Sperry, Shawnee. EIGHTH ROW: Cheryl Squyres, Anaheim, Calif., Mike Stark, Bartlesville, Emma Stogsdill, Little Rock, Ark. NINTH ROW: Tom Stogs- dill, Anadarko, Mary Stook- ey, Nowafa, Billy Sweger, Muskogee. if !! .a x X-4 . nm -f f-7, . Y :s ,vs 4-. . T QT I D ,..-7 -Q xx f 1-A Tr 'ZZ 015-' qv-15 v--5 FIRST ROW: Susan Tackett, Fort Worth, Tex., Arnold Thomas, Seminole, Dale Thompson, Sand Springs, Jimmy Thompson, Shawnee, David Thornhill, Okia. City, Deborah Tinsley, McLoud. SECOND ROW: Kathy Todd, Sf. Louis, Mo., Linda Troxel, Okla. City, John Veazey, Kansas City, Mo., Sharon Vernon, Austin, Tex., Ro- bert Wagoner, Tulsa, Mar- cia Walker, Coaidale, Colo. THIRD ROW: Pam Ware, Okla. City: Greg Watkins, Duncan, David Wayman, Maysville, Karen Webb, Perry, Nancy Webb, Broken Arrow, Jim Weldon, Okia. City. FOURTH ROW: Bonita West- moreland, Wichita, Kans., Lyndia Whitaker, St. Jo- seph, Mo., Diane Wickert, Charleston, S.C., Jeanie White, Tulsa, Elizabeth Williams, Van Buran, Ark., Mike Williams, Lamar, Mo. FIFTH ROW: John Wilson, Great Band, Kans., Judy Winchester, Weleetka, Cary Wood, Mounds, Carolyn Woodson, Tulsa, Rae Wood- ward, Tulsa, Robert Wright, May. l69 l Involvement adaptnng to the posntnon of leaders COOp6l'Ol'IOI'1 COI lCeI'll'l'O'l'lOI'1 gannnng knowledge wnsdom specnalnzatnon nn a chosen fneld a place of securnty nunnors preparnng for thenr year of l97O FIRST ROW Rhonda Ad knns, Walters Esther AI corn, Shawnee Kenth Alln son Elk Cnty Gnnny Anders Hollns James Anderson Okla Cnty Anna Ann, Hong Kong SECOND ROW Waynetta Ausmus Bartlesvnlle M Lnng Mana Auyeung, Kow Ioon Hong Kong Dnana Aycox, Okla Cnty Rnchurd Banley, Francns Sally Ban Iey Shawnee Patty Baker Okla Cnty THIRD ROW Ivana Bam busch, Woodloke Calnf Jack Bevnl Houston Tex Jana Bneng Pooln Barbara Blundell Mndwest Cnty Sal ly Boles Okla Cnty Randy Bostwnck,Atlar1l'o Ga iT? f 1-C, 40- V47 ...L Avg- X W X1 Rkx 'X tif! . . n , .... I 7 -- -f en ZIL 7 f- e- -- n. 45 l ff'-' A : . n IF, 'xg . - lj nnkf ff' , at ' in . 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THIRD ROW: Linda Castle- berry, Stroud, Linda Cat- Iett, Shawnee, Jerry Champion, Tulsa, Rosemary Chappel, Mcheary, Ill. FOURTH ROW: Rachel Clark, Broken Bow: Linda Cole, Tulsa, Michael Cox, Memphis, Tenn., Doretha Crenshaw, Okla. City. FIFTH ROW: Aleta Cress, Edwardsville, lll., Kathy Crittendon, Muskogee, Ned Darr, Great Bend, Kans., Shirley Daugherty, Shawnee. SIXTH ROW: Lynn Denslaw, Shawnee, Retha Diswood, Farmington, N. Mex., Nan- cy Dodd, Mounds, Kenneth Dodson, Bowlegs, Barbara Drummond, Shawnee, Char- lotte Duncan, Martinez, Calif. SEVENTH ROW: Ron Fan- nin, Marietta, Dennis Farell, Tulsa, John Ferguson, Pond Creek, Gwen Fillman, Tul- sa, James Fite, Hannibal, Mo., Barbara Fitzgerald, Midwest City. EIGHTH ROW: June Flam- ing, Denison, Tex., Mike Fogarty, Guthrie, Elise Fry, Denison, Tex., Don Gard- ner, Shawnee, Sherry Gard- ner, Keyes, David Garland, Baltimore, Md. 'l7l FIRST ROW: Dan Garring- er, Stillwater: Terry Gett, Pryor: Leslie Gilbert, Tulsa. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Gile, Tulsa: David Gilliam, Tul- sa: Cathy Gray, Lawton. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Gray, Kingston: Robert Gregg, Shawnee: Russell Gregory, Midwest City. FOURTH ROW: Anita Griggs, Ventura, Calif.: Herb Ham, Guthrie: Mary Hamilton, West Chesa- peake, Va. FIFTH ROW: Patty Hamp- ton, Talala: Ron Harp, Siloam Spring, Ark.: Lela Hastey, Mexico City. SIXTH ROW: Ron Hatcher, Enterprise, Ala.: Ron Hat- ley, Muskogee: Steve Haw- kins, Lawton: Marsha Hay- den, Fort Smith, Ark.: John Heinze, Shawnee: Joe Hen- ry, Okla. City. SEVENTH ROW: Luellen Henry, Sand Springs: Carole Hitchins, Okla. City: Ken- neth Honeycutt, Ratliff City: Mike Hunkapiller, Seminole: Cathy lrick, Mia- mi: Bill lvory, Camden, Ark. EIGHTH ROW: Adra John- son, Kansas City, Mo.: Harold Jones, North Little .I 4-'14 x, .4 i ' Q'-fa y JP 'Jr , -wi I 51 1 F'N H'-an 'im ,--4 ses x ' 5 N ...nf 8 .,-l , - ', I ,..-5 i ,. --' In W 'X I4 155315 NE I , .I ii K1 '-. 1 D sv - Q ,, .-P. QF: i' Wh' g - fNe'. ' I Q17 -rf' V F, ' 6 A - 1 r fx- ' , .ft i. .if 1 1.5, J' 'W J 2 ,fi L F , I Q: .Q ffjfii ae, 1 j f Q, 'A 1 It W Yi ei. i - 'T' N y- be y J 1, l 41'- 4+ an -49 1-6 gf' N4 ,--wr in-'7 Q-rw' Q' I Q Rock, Ark.: Marilyn Jones, , ni mn, Stigler: Becky Kidwell, Wy- andotte: Phyllis Kimbrough, Tacoma, Washington: Mike Knight, El Reno. 172 vt- SIN ,.-- 'ffl 512' .f lldli . f-'N ' t ' . 2 -v :Qi Aki i I I .a-5 -1' 5.4 'swf' -s, -3 .4-, HUC' .-wg., FIRST ROW: Larry Koonce, Shawnee: John Kurtz, Doy- fon, Ohiog Bella Kwong, Yiu-Kay, Hong Kong. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Lady, Choctaw, John Lane, Memphis, Tenn., Carolyn Larson, Chickosho. THIRD ROW: Dan Losater, Curantg Ruih Lau, Malay- sia, Dee Anne Lee, Okla. City. FIRST ROW: Kay Lewis, Del City: Ronald Lilley, Shawnee, Earlene Linn, Midwest City, Phyllis Laek, Memphis, Tenn. SECOND ROW: Doug Long, Sunnyside, Wash., Sherry Long, Barflesvilieg Berna- dine Lowe, Spiro, Paula Lynn, Des Moines, la. THIRD ROW: Anne Mar- cum, Alva, Leona Marion, Okla. City, Vernon Marley, Shawnee, John Marshall, Shawnee. 174 ..1v , Nd' 11217 v-fs 3? l gy. ,, y-. -, l -4- N. 'Sill 'Xe ,... i ' pl n , I 4- F - .H , 'U . ?l 4 3, , l , 'F , X Q- my ..- ,Af viii' RJ I lm. v ' lfiffa n il.:-3, - 1 1 I i ,O ff-1, l i -.sk 'YK '23 .a.4 '--r fuck ,, '-9 ' -f 4 75 AN 1 I K- on l- ? in f '. Z-5 .W , LN! x .. 'su ,., P . , Q--1:1 vs., as -.-vi YD 15 TT? ,.-. new ',,g., as-'Nt T3 'N ...N . Q., .. i in V -urs. ...-. L -.,. A X.,-. li 'xi ,. i. J-5, iz: is fem 11.7 Qi 'T l l X' it - . L l 'XZ-'. l f i , igdwi- Q19 'v-4 1 wg 4---an 451 ll Q -4-. v-:v ..-y N0-' Ni. me-sr , ...Q- 1 +4 . '- -.7 Sf' v....,. 3, ve-yu J FIRST ROW: Joe Mason, Altus, June Matlock, Shaw- nee, Paula Maynard, Shat- tuck, Verne McCabe, Ard- more, Jo McGehee, Socorro, N. Mex., Sarah McMurray, Little Rock, Ark. SECOND ROW: Morris Meador, Hendersonville, N. Carolina, Sandra Meador, Okla. City, Carl Melin, Shawnee, Maxie Metcalf, Pond Creek, Deborah Mitchell, Wichita, Kans., Gloria Mitchell, Sopulpa. THIRD ROW: Patty Moon, Shawnee, Jeff Moore, An- gleton, Tex., Karla Morris, Okla. City, Linda Myrick, Midwest City, Shirley Neig- er, Columbia, Mo., Robert Oliver, Shawnee. FOURTH ROW: James Own- bey, Bethany, Jamie Pace, Tishomingo, Barbara Page, Oak Lawn, III., Martha Parr, Marian Paschall, ln- dianapolis, Ind., Lynn Pax- ton, Richmond, Va. FIFTH ROW: Marsha Pearce, Shawnee, Gaynelle Perkins, LaVaIe, Md., Gray- son Phillips, Durant, Susan Phillips, Tulsa, Renee Pierce, Atoka. SlXTH ROW: Greg Poor, Quincy, Ill., Warren Pratt, Shawnee, James Price, Shawnee, Susan Pucci, Frontnac, Kons., Linda Pull- iam, Edina, Minn., Nelta Quiggins, St. Louis, Mo. SEVENTH ROW: Rovena Ray, Shawnnee, Judy Relf, Hudson, Kons., Tim Rich- ardsop, Snyder, Gayle Ro- berts, Luedens, Tex., Linda Russell, Neosho, Roland Russey, Hobart. EIGHTH ROW: Mary Sav- age, Walnut Ridge, Ark., Kurt Scroggins, Lawton, Donna Skeen Shelton, Lub- bock, Tex., Keith Shelton, Shawnee, Nancy Shelton, Muskogee, Joe Shirley, Okla. City. NINTH ROW: Terry Shults, Guymon, David Simmons, St. Louis, Mo., Allen Smith, Okla. City, Lottie Smith, Milwaukee, Wis., Mary Sni- der, Keyes, Sherrie Spencer, Cameron. l75 FIRST ROWS Judi Sperling, Beaver, Priscilla Spradling, Rosvell, N. Mex., Janet Stafford, Wichita, Kans., Ted Stephens, Tulsa, Larry Stevens, Lawton, Don Stew- art, Shawnee. SECOND ROW: Beverly Stout, Shawnee, Joyce Stratton, Durant, Janis Sumerlin, Mercedes, Tex., Sharon Swaffard, Okla City, Gary Thompson, Okla. City, James Tidwell, Moore. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Traw, Arkoma, Edna Mae Trotter, Muskogee, Lorraine Tsosie, Navajo, N. Mex., Richard Vaughn, DuQuoin, lil., Mary Veazey, Shawnee, Margie Vittum, Thousand Oaks, Calif. 176 Ti lah. , 5, if? lui' N-H7 FIRST ROW: Charlie Wag- goner, Nashville, Tenn., Joyce Walker, Enid, Grego- ry Watkins, Duncan, Bill Whitmore, Shawnee, Lucy Wiggins, Missoula, Mo., Ted Wilbanks, Shawnee. SECOND ROW: Becky Williams, Okla. City, Bill Williams, Bethany, Candi Williams, Hacienda Heights, Calif., Randall Williams, Shawnee, Laura Wilson, Shreveport, La., Mary Beth Wilson, Pauls Valley. THIRD ROW: Paul Wyatt, Miami: Sally Wylie, Mem- phis, Tenn.g Cynthia Yar- berry, Chickasha, Kendra Yeakey, Odessa, Tex.: Christina Yeung, Hong Kong, Stella Yeung, Hong Kong. 177 Seniors ...Class of 1969. . . closing a door opened four years ago fi tw' . . . a year of lasts their last Harvest . . . Hanging finals . . . Chapel . . . contemplating graduation ...adiploma... qualified to meet the world beyond . FIRST ROW: Janice Abernathy, Inde- pendence, Mo., Nursing, John Adkin- son, Walters, Business, John Alabi, Minna, Nigeria, Sociology, Kay Allen, Cushing, English, Donna Arentsen, St. Louis, Mo., Psychology. SECOND ROW: Ron Argo, Shawnee, Religion, Richard Audd, Muskogee, Music Ed., Gary Aylar, Midwest City, Speech, Ronald Ballard, North Little Rock, Ark., Music, Bobby Benfield, Tulsa, Phys. Ed. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Barker, Okla. City, Sociology, Tom Boone, Shawnee, Music Ed., Jerry Bradley, Shawnee, Religion, Linda Bradley, Shawnee, Music, AI Bridgman, St. Louis, Mo., Business. FOURTH ROW: Ken Bracinus, Los Alamos, N. Mex., Speech, Ben Brown, Shawnee, History, Sociology, Sharon Brown, Ft. Worth, Tex., Music Ed., Stan Bryant, Liberal, Kan., Mdlhi Charla Bryson, Lawton, Music Ed. l78 'ii -.J 4 id ,st QF 'f'ifN'ffti'i' '57, -2 MIP av -ani Q is xj-:QL -fgrb N191 fs-2 -, gy' .N ,Lp- M - X, ,..-. fig qi..- fi Senior Class Officers: CTop Leftl Keith Finch, vice-president. iTop Rightl Front Row: Wynn Anne Moak, secretary, Mary Kathryne Timberlake, senator, Mary Ellen Harrison, senator. Second Row: Bob Fuquay, president, Keith Finch, vice-president, Jim Richards, senator, Rob Varnum, senator, senator. CAbovel Bob Fuquay, president. FIRST ROW: Jim Burkett, Tulsa, Re- ligion, Jane Butcher, Mound City, Mo., Music, Julie Camp, Tuscan, Ariz., Home Ec., Spanish. SECOND ROW: Connie Campbell, His- tory, English, Hinton, Carol Casey, Muskogee, Nursing, Anita Chi, Hang Kong, Sociology. THIRD ROW: Linda Christensen, Thomas, Nursing, Judy Click, Prague, Nursing, James Clyde, Beloit, Wis., Psychology. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Cotter, Arling- ton, Tex., English, James Crocker, Gastonia, N. Carolina, Psychology, Gary Crow, Tecumseh, Psychology. FIFTH ROW: James Culley, Shawnee, History, Janet Culley, Shawnee, Eng- lish, Ann Davis, Bartlesville, Music Ed. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Davis, Okla. City, Music Ed., David Denslow, Shawnee, Biology, Melody Douthit, Tulsa, Music Ed. SEVENTH ROW: Sandy Duckworth, Carmi, lll., English, Peggy Dyson, Ponca City, Moth., Becky Edge, Jack- sonville, Ark., Music Ecl. I79 FIRST ROW: Kaye Edwards, McAlester, Music, David Elledge, Shawnee, His- tory, Linda Elsey, Van Nuys, Calif., Business, Patricia England, Springfield, Va., Education, Government. SECOND ROW: Pat Ten Eyck, Mar- lena Fifer, Tulsa, Biology, Dean Finch, Ft. Worth, Tex., History, Keith Finch, Norman, Music. THIRD ROW: Esther Flora, Shawnee, John Forester, Tulsa, Music Ed., Joe Frazier, Ada, Psychology, Anita Fream, English. FOURTH ROW: Bob Fuquay, Midwest City, Math., Carey Garland, Cleve- land, Religion, Ronnie Garrette, Shaw- nee, Speech, Diane Gill, Shawnee, Business. FIFTH ROW: Dale Goldsmith, Casey- ville, lll., History, Melinda Grant, San Antonio, Tex., Speech, Judy Guyer, Ardmore, Sociology, Kay Harris, Shaw- nee, French. SIXTH ROW: Mary Ellen Harrison, Pryor, English, Judith Harrop, San Rafael, Calif., Math., Ernest Hastey, Mexico, Philosophy, Danna Havner, Panama City, Fla., Sociology. SEVENTH ROW: Pam Hay, Tulsa, French, Randy Hendricks, Shawnee, Music, Diane Hill, St. Louis, Mo,, English, Lynn Hill, Comanche, Music. 180 FIRST ROW: William Hinson, Plant City, Fla., Sociology, Gary Hook, Lake City, Ark., Music, Delana Horn, Shaw- nee, Business. SECOND ROW: Randy Horn, Shawnee, English, Sylvia Howard, Bristow, Music, Donita Hudspeth, Drumright, Music. THIRD ROW: Richard Huggins, Okla. City, Journalism, Cathy Jenkins, Man- gum, Music, Steve Jentoft, Red Oak, Iowa. FOURTH ROW: James Johnson, Shaw- nee, Phys, Ed., Larry Jones, Okla. City, Martha Kelley, Tulsa, English. FIFTH ROW: Floyd Kendall, Tulsa, Music, Ruth Kennon, Shawnee, Home Ec., Fred Kerr, Monette, Ark., Religion. l8l FIRST ROW: Amy Kwong, San Fran- cisco, Calif., Biology, Dorothy Lam, Hong Kong, Biology, Psychology, Paul Lambert, Shawnee, Music, John Land, McAlesTer, History, Charlotte Lawler, Kingfisher, Nursing. SECOND ROW: Kathy Lindley, Weafh- erford, Nursing, Gary Lombard, Okla, City, Economics, John Lanes, Norman, Religion, Hisfory, Barbara Long, Okla. City, Phys. Ed., Bill Love, Hoi Springs, Ark., Business. THIRD ROW: Alice Lowe, Shawnee, History, Jerry Lowe, Stonewall, Math., Robert Lynn, Seminole, History, Glenda Madden, English, Jerry Mann, Salem, Ill., Philosophy, FOURTH ROW: Kathy Markham, Denison, Tex., Music. Ed., Julie Henry Martin, McKinney, Tex., Speech, Bill Maxey, Tulsa, Religion, Steve Mayo, Dallas, Tex., Music Ed., Don Mc- Chesney, Okla. City, Philosophy. FIFTH ROW: Leland McGee, Musgo- ec Music Mike Mecce Shreveport 9 K 1 1 1 K 1 La., Speech, Glen Merriman, Shaw- nee, Sociology, Lyn Metcalf, Hollis, Nursing, Carolyn Miles, Shawnee Education. l82 f lf , 2- , '- Pl., . Mage- M5325 'll - y 1' if 5-',A'.1 X. - ' Is -E -'--,1 .' ' 'giffk :Je-mf 'ii rar ff -i 1,5 3:1 E 1' if , Q, 102122: L'-rz.1i ,fbi ., 'Q i,1z',1f'Eif,' iii'-.: 1111 .illw i I, ,ss Q-5 v-,., J liz s T' V av nm -4-, 1 '1un 'r'-'7 ,sp '? Q M r --s asa., TP . X V l IA iliifwfilil-A JLM ff' l l i. ig: elf- V .a li ' v-7 1 'Tiff -Q Tfiilmid , 7313- .rl is ' ' ' .J 4 gi 711. as, ,- W Ai- i -1 'ig -6' Q, Nav' 4,3-.4 i - nh' I ,1 4 , ,-. ... 'aa . ,,. V' 4' i --Y FIRST ROW: Wynn Ann Moak, Okia. City, Music Ed., Dodie Moore, New- kirk, Nursing, Elizabeth Moore, Cas- per, Wyo., Music, Joyce Moore, Fox, Business, Beth Moreland, Miami, Psy- chology. SECOND ROW: Randall Morgan, Pon- ca City, Psychology, Hart Morris, Bethany, Music, Rita Jo Morris, Mc- Cook, Neb., English, Judy Morrison, Dallas, Tex., Music, Nancy Nelson, St. Louis, Mo., Business. THIRD ROW: Janie Newman, Shaw- nee, History, Mike Nomura, Shawnee, Psychology, Mona Nomura, Shawnee, Education, Patsy North, Shawnee, Education, Preston North, Shawnee, Sociology. FOURTH ROW: Jim Osborn, Fayette, Mo., Music Ed., Thomas Owens, Shaw- nee, History, Psychology, Paul Paris, Sugar Creek, Mo., Music, David Park- er, Miami, Sociology, Ed Paxton, Borger, Tex., Art. 183 FIRST ROW: James Pearce, Mineral Wells, Tex., Music, Addie Ann Phillips, Nashville, Tenn., Phyllis Pierce, Mc- Tairie, La., Business, Yvonne Pierro, Tulsa, Phys. Ed., Pat Pruitt, Lawton, Math. SECOND ROW: Stan Pulliam, Shaw- nee, Phys. Ed., Nancy Putnam, Show- nee, English, Art, Joy Bohannan Ray, Afton, Psychology, Steven Ray, Wichi- fa, Kan., Psychology, Tom Reed, Tul- sa, Religion. THIRD ROW: David Rees, Chicago, Ill., Business, Chester Reich, Prague, Religion, Jim Richards, Frederick, Mu- sic, Sharon Rigby, Colorado Springs, Colo., English, Patricia Rikii, Okla. City, Nursing. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Roberts, Hous- ton, Tex., Music Ed., Harold Roddy, Psychology, Diana Rogers, Tulsa, Mu- sic, Dewitt Roland, Shawnee, Religion, Bob Royer, Okla. City, Art. FIFTH ROW: Karen Russey, Wichita, Kan., Education, Suzanne Sebert, Clin- ton, English, Ron Shaffer, Religion, Speech, Tom Shaw, Henryefta, His- tory, Religion, Linda Shoemaker, Ard- more, Nursing. 184 N .J 'Ji -Q. 'WW 'Ze' 'Q-1' -1'li u: 9' 4-'25 . I R 6 ,ls .R -r-17 ik, x-...Ay 123- '-d f5f ' ,-x l l. '.N'Z' FIRST ROW: Moses Shoremi, Iwo Ni- geria, Sociology, David Short, Moore, Psychology. SECOND ROW: Tim Siler, Lawton, Chemistry, Dan Skinner, Bartlesville, History. THIRD ROW: Alice Smith, Claremore, Psychology, Shadley Smith, Elkhart, Kan., Nursing. FOURTH ROW: Janel Spencer, Oklo. City, Business, Sandy Starr, Urbana, Ill., Nursing. FIFTH ROW: Ron Staton, Henryetfo, Music Ed., Kirby Stearns, Billings, Mont., English. SIXTH ROW: James Stewart, Oklo. City, Religion, Nicki Stiles, Queen City, Tex., Home Ec. SEVENTH ROW: Betty Stokes, Shaw- nee, Psychology, Sociology, Larry Striclkand, Chandler, Sociology. 185 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Swick, Somer- ville, N.J., History, Vickie Barge Theimer, Nursing. SECOND ROW: Mary Kathryne Timer- Iake, Shawnee, English, Joe Valland- Ingham, Wewoka, Music Ed. THIRD ROW: Kay Vandevier Henry, Sulphur, Journalism, English, Elaine Van Vleef, Irving, Tex., Nursing. FOURTH ROW: Robert Varnum, Semi- nole, History, Judy Villines, Tulsa, Music. FIFTH ROW: Nelda Walker, Shawnee, History, Richard Walker, Tulsa, Re- ligion, Sociology. SIXTH ROW: Ward Walker, Rich- mond, Va., Music Ed., Ray Ward, Broken Bow, History. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Warren, Roanoke, Va., Journalism, Jim West- moreland, Shawnee, Sociology. ,ali-Q ..,- V.. .IV 'T--9 i gg, X . l , ' I . f - ' I l li' ' N . l ' I5 i l Q- -W l E XY, 'ff'-15 'J led- gp- 'TT 1 :CA .TV 'E fli-'ff 'oz' 4-3. N? .-ex ---ev' VT? il! 1-49 ..Z en 415 'S-p v QU 115. ..4., ...Q 'USS T 1 fs r ? WY, I I 4 fl -4 . i F il 'W ia. Q FIRST ROW: Dorothy Price West- moreland, Richmond, Va., Education, Linda White, Maryville, Mo., Psycholo- gy, Sociology, Kathty Wiley, Shawnee, Business. SECOND ROW: Janet Williams, Okla. City, Education, Linda Wilson, Jacks- ville, Ark., Sociology, Diane Koonce Winders, Okla. City, Music. THIRD RUW: Bob Wood, Coshocton, Ohio, Music, Ann Woods, Shawnee, Education, Dai Shan Wong, Hong Kong, Math. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Woolwine, Mid- west City, Religion, Erie Yeung, Hong Kong, Economics, Business, Judy York, Wichita, Kan., Music. FIFTH ROW: Karolyn Young, Okla. Cify, Music, Kenneth Young, Hong Kong, Business, Helen Young, Okla. City, Nursing. SIXTH ROW: Mary Barnes Zimmer, Vinifa, English, Steven Zimmer, Tampa, Fla., Philosophy, Margaret Zorger, Shawnee, Education, History. 187 -A.... Abernathy, Janice 175 Adair, Mrs. Manoi 92, 145 Adams, Jim 84, 162 Adkins, Rhonda 170 Adkinson, John 178 Agee, Miss Flora 145 Alabi, Joseph 178 Albright, Mary 78, 162 Albright, Sharon 162 Albright, Shirley 152 Alcorn, Esther 85, 170 Alcorn, Mr. Robert 137 Allen, Barbara 92 Allen, David 162 Allen, Kay 94, 107, 178, 179 Allen, Sue 85, 162 Allison, Rick 152 Allison, Keith 88, 101, 170 Anderson, Carolyn 78, 81, 83, 162 Anderson, James 100, 170 Anders, Ginny 170 Angell, Dr. Warren 74, 141, 145 General Inclex Crissman, Fern 79, 81, 164 Crittendon, Kathy 87, 102, 171 Crocker, James 179 Crocker, Mrs. Helen 143 Crow, Marilyn 164 Fream, Anita 180 Freeman, Diane 77, 155 Freeman, Jack 95, 165 Fritz, Jennifer 70, 155 Fritz, Nancy 70, 165 Brim, Lynn 44, 71, 89 Briscoe, Ruth 153 Brittain, Stephen 162 Brocious, Ken 178 Brock, Marge 153 Brodt, Charles 84 Broclt, Charles 84 Brown, Ben 97, 178 Brown, Charles 100, 162 Brown, Mr. James 145 Brown, Sharon 40, 79, 81, 87, 92 94, 107, 178 Browning, Ann 44, 153 Brumley, Ramona 162 Brummet, Pat 74, 81, 171 Bryant, Hattie 71 Bryant, Stan 90, 178 Bryson, Chorla 77, 178 Buchanan, Marilyn 153 Buckner, Powell 153 Burdine, Rebecca 85, 162 Burkes, Sandy 162 ..p... Dahl, Dilynn 154 Dale, David 74, 154 Daniels, Cedar 97, 154 Darr, Ned 97, 100, 171 Daugherty, Shirley 171 Davidson, Karla 77, 78, 81, 87, 94, 164 Davidson, Kenneth 74, 80, 164 Davis, Ann 179 Davis, Barbara Ellen 77, 81, 179 Davis, Jacqueline 164 Davis, Kathy 164 Davis, Linda 154 Davis, Marcia 154 Davis, Roger 74, 78, 80, 83, 164 Dawkins, Phil 154 Deichman, Joel 74, 154 Denney, Helen 164 Denslow, David 179 Denslow, Lynn 171 Derring, Clifford 154 Dershem, Mike 154 Frost, Su Fruit, Pa san 77, 82, 155 t 165 Fry, Elise 81, 98, 99, 171 Fugate, Kathryn 83, 165 Fuller, Diana 97, 103 Fuquay, Bob 74, 107, 179, 180 .- G - Gardner, Don 171 Gardner, Sherry 79, 87, 171 Garland, Carey 180 Garland, David 93, 171 Garrette, Judy 155 Garrette, Ron 97, 180 Garringer, Dan 43, 72 Garrison, Lu Dora 100, 165 Gaston, Jeanette 165 Hicks, Mr. Gerald 147 Higginbotham, Miss Mary Kay 7 83, 147 Highfill, Helen 165 Hill, Connie 100, 165 Hill, Diana 92, 93, 103, 180 Hill, Lynn 180 Hiner, Beth 37, 94, 165 Hinson, William 181 Hitchins, Carole 100, 172 Hix, Pam 155 Hodges, Sarah 156 Hoffman, Charlene 165 Holderfield, Archie 78, 156 Holland, Brenda 79, 156 Homes, Ellen 165 Holt, Billy 152 Honeycutt, Hal 113 Hook, Gary 74, 80, 181 Hopkins, Creth 77, 156 Hopper, Mark 86, 163, 165 Horn, Delano 181 Horn, Randy 99, 106, 181 Burkett, Jim 179 Ann, Anna 92, 170 Arentsen, Donna 178 Arganbright, Joe 162 Argo, Dixie 152 Argo, Ron 178 Armstrong, Gay 162 Ary, Kathy 162 Ashford, Mike 74, 152 Askins, Mrs. Peggy 143, 145 Atkins, Rhonda 103 Audd, Richard 77, 78, 80, 83, 109 178 Ausmus ,Waynetta 170 Austin, Tom 162 Auyeung, Mi-Ling 170 Aycox, Diana 99, 170 Aylor, Gary 178 Aylor, Joyce 162 Aylor, Lynn 72 Babb, Mr. A. R. 145 Bacon, Steve 152 Bailey, Debbie 152 Bailey, Richard 86, 99, 170 Bailey, Sally 85, 170 Baker, Becky 152 Baker, Patty 87, 170 Baker, Mr. William 145 Ballagh, Cinda 152 Ballard, Ronald 82, 178 Balzer, Connie 152 Bridges, Larry 74, 80, 162 Bambusch, Ivana 170 Bambusch, Jeri 152 Bambusch, Nicky 162 Bones, Sue 103, 152 Banfield, Bobby 178 Bardin, Chris 162 Barker, Ann 152 Barker, Carolyn 152 Barker, James 74, 152 Barker, Jeanne 89, 93, 178 Barnes, Eddie 162 Barnett, Jane 77, 152 Bass, Mr. C. L. 145 Baysinger, Deborah 97, 152 Beal, Mary Jane 77, 152 Bear, Esther 152 Beardsley, Ellen 153 Beaty, Mary 153 Beatty, Dave 153 Bell, Elsie 97, 153 Bell, Susan 162 Bellows, Andy 74, 162 Bender, Bobby 98, 162 Bennight, John 153 Benson, Martha 79, 98, 162 Benton, George 162 Berry, Susan 153 Bevil, Jack 77, 170 Bierig, Jana 85, 170 Billingsly, Jerry 74, 153 Blackburn, Kathy 103, 162 Bland, Mary 153 Blankenship, Blan 153 Blankinship, Vernon 153 Blundell, Barbara 170 Bodin, Sheri 153 Bogle, Miss Susan 145 Boles, Sally 170 Bolt, Susan 153 Bond, Mrs. Jo 145 Bond, Mr. Leroy 145 Boone, Tom 178 Booth, Jerry 153 Borum, Mark 77, 80, 162 Bostwick, Randy 74, 80, 84, 170 Bostwick, Rhonda 74, 162 Bourn, Barbara 92 Bowen, Beth 153 Bowles, Ramona 85, 171 Boyd, Mike 152, 153 Boyer, Jenny 78, 94, 162 Bradford, Wendy 153 Bradley, Jerry 178 Bradley, Linda 81, 178 Branch, Jerry 153 Bratcher, Jeanne 162 Brattin, Mr. Max 92, 145 Brazeol, Don 35, 86, 90, 171 Brazelton, John 74, 78, 171 Brewer, Carolyn 77, 78, 81, 94, 162 Bridgman, Al 40, 97, 113, 178 Brigham, Mr. C. Lee 145 Brigham, Don 153 Brim, Bob 77, 162 Burnett, Dan 153 Burnett, Revo 94 Burnham, Pat 153 Burton, lrene 153 Bunwell, Mike 153 Bush, Connie 79, 153 Butcher, Jane 81, 179 Butcher, Judy 162 Butner, Mary 74, 81, 87, 162 Bynum, Dan 171 -C- Cabe, Marilyn 79, 153 Cain, Candy 162 Calavan, Greg 162 Callaway, Charnell 163 Calvery, Kirtes 163 Camp, Julie 97, 100, 103, 179 Campbell, Ann 171 Campbell, Connie 93 179 Canham, Dr. Richard 145 Cannon, Janice 153 Cargill, Ginger 153 Cargill, Mr. Robert 135 Carnett, Suzanne 44, 77, 81, 102 1 Carr, Gary 153 Carr, Marcia 153 Carr, Sandra 153 Carroll, Diana 153 Carter, Craig 70, 71, 73, 153 Carver, Keith 74, 163 Cary, Peggy 163 Casey, Carol 179 Cash, David 78, 82, 83 Cass, Mike 154 Castleberry, Linda 171 Catlett, Linda 171 Cates, Gloria 103, 154 Champion, Jerry 171 Chan, May 163 Chan, Sue 163 Chapman, David 154 Chappel, Rosemary 171 Cherry, Ralph 95, 163 Chi, Anita 179 Chow, Fontaine 154 Christensen, Linda 179 Clapham, Cathy 154 Clark, Alvin 163 Clark, Mr. Don 145 Clark, Mr. Douglas 145 Clark, Jim 84 Clark, Joe 163 Clark, Rachel 81, 171 Mrs. Ruth 145 Clark, Clarke, Dr. Robert 145 Claunch, Elayne 163 Claunch, Mike 154 Clement, LaJuana 154 Click, Judy 179 Clyde, Jim 88, 179 Cochran, Gayle 154 Cochran, Jeannie 78 Cole, Carol 84, 94, 102, 103, 163 core, Don 74, 154 cole, Linda 171 Cole, Patty 154 Colman, Kenneth 163 Colpitt, Kay 154 Colston, Kathy 154 Combe, Mr. Guy 145 Combs, Carol 154 Condray, Paulann 79, 81, 163 Conley, Jo Ann 163 Cook, Leda 154 Cook, Melanie 154 Cook, Nancy 78, 154 Cook, Sharon 164 Copeland, Wayne 154 Coppedge, Darrell 154 Coppedge, Mary 85, 164 Corley, Steve 78, 154 Cornelius, Dave 77, 78, 83, 154 Cothen, Dr. Grady C. 132, 133, 134 Cothen, Mrs. Grady C. 99, 133 Cotner, Linda 164 Cotter, Wilma 179 Counter, Bill 97, 100, 154 Countryman, Sharon 79, 154 Cousins, Linda 154 Cowherd, Gordon 154 Cox, Edgar 77, 78, 154 Cox, Mickey 74, 80, 171 Craig, Mrs. Opal 145 Cress, Aleta 171 Crenshaw, Doretha 171 Crisler, Norma 164 1 Deshields, Linda 154 Dickey, Mrs. Claudine 145 Dickinson, Janette 164 Diffey, Norma 154 Dillman, Gail 79, 154 Disselkoen, Anton 77 Diswood, Retha 171 Doakes, Etta 164 Dodd, Judy 154 Dodd, Nancy 171 Dodds, Kathy 154 Dodson, Patricia 154 Dodson, Kenneth 171 Dooley, Brenda 164 Doty, Bruce 98 Douthit, Melody 81, 83, 179 Dougharty, Phil 77, 154 Downing, Damon 74, 164 Drummond, Barbara 171 Drummond, David 154 DuBoise, Kenny 164 Duckworth, Sandy 79, 80, 164, 179 Duffield, Mr. Paul 145 Duffee, Vickie 82, 165 Duncan, Charlotte 171 Duncan, John 74, 80, 86 Duncan, Mike 152, 154 Duncan, Nancy 103, 154 Duncan, Teresa 165 Dupre, James 165 Dyer, Mike 90, 100 Dyson, Peggy 103, 179 Eason, Dr. Henry 97, 145 Eason, Mrs, Mary 145 Edge, Becky 79, 81, 84, 87, 108, 179 Edge, Sandra 154 Edgley, Pat 154 Edwards, Kaye 77, 106, 180 Eggett, Larry 165 Eggleston, Pamela 154 Eighmy, Jennifer 87, 93, 165 Eighmy, Dr. John 94, 147 Elder, Tera 165 Elledge, David 88, 103, 180 Ellis, Terri 154 Ellis, Jerry 154 Elsey, Linda 180 Emerson, Kathy 73, 84, 165 Emory, Steve 154 England, Patricia 180 Estep, Rhoda 154 Evans, Camille 155 Evans, Johnny 155 Evans, Peggy 155 Evans, Ruth 165 Eyck, Pat Ten 79, 180 Eyer, Mr. Kenneth 138 Ezell, Barbara 155 -F- Fannin, Ronald 171 Farley, Mr. Richard 147 Fansler, Terry 77, 155 Farrell, Dennis 100, 170, 171 Ferguson, John 74, 80, 171 Fiegel, John 155 Fife, Jim 88 Fifer, Marlena 180 Fillman, Gwen 98, 171 Fincannon, Michael 155 Finch, Dean 86, 180 Finch, Keith 34, 77, 80, 86, 94, 179, 180 Finch, Suellen 40, 81, 82, 89 Finley, Owen 155 Finnell, James 84, 165 Fischer, Linda 83, 155 Fister, Mrs. Nelda 147 Fite, Dana 87, 165 Fite, Jim 74, 171 Fitzgerald, Barbara 171 Flaming, June 171 Fleet, Beverly 79, 81, 165 Flippo, John 74, 80, 165 Flora, Esther 93, 180 Flowers, Kaye 165 Fogarty, Mike 90, 170, 171 Foran, Anita 165 Forester, Ginger 154 Forrester, John 77, 80, 86, 94, 180 Faulks, Penny 165 Fowler, John 155 Gatchell, Ralph 165 Gett, Terry 172 Geyer, Gay 165 Gilbert, Leslie 74, 78, 80, 172 Gile, Marilyn 98, 172 Gill, Diane 106, 180 Gilliam, David 74, 172 Glass, Cheryl 155 Glenn, Cathy 155 Golf, Debbie 155 Goins, Carol 165 Golden, Marlene 155 Goldsmith, Dale 103, 180 Goodman, Janelle 155 Graham, Steve 86, 165 Grant, Julie 87, 165 Grant, Melinda 40, 89, 180 Grant, Molly 155 Gray, Cathy 44, 172 Gray, Phillis 89, 172 Green, Donna 155 Green, Jenny 99, 103, 165 Green, Sharon 155 Greer, Marcia 165 Greer, Ralph 155 Gregg, Robert 77, 78, 83, 172 Gregory, Russell 74, 86, 94, 172 Gretton, John 155 Griffin, Judy 94 Griffith, Gaitha 155 Griggs, Anita 172 Gritz, Paul 155 Grubbs, Dennis 155 Grundy, Margaret 85, 165 Guinn, Corma 155 Guyer, Judy 40, 180 ..H... Hadden, Joe 77 Haddaden, Juliette 165 Hague, Janet 78, 83, 156 Hall, Rick 86, 101, 165 Hall, Vivian 165 Hall, Warren 165 Halley, Mr. C. J. 147 Ham, Herb 172 Hamar, Donna 103, 165 Hamilton, Layne 103, 165 Hamilton, Mary 172 Hammons, Sam 70, 74, 155 Hampton, Patty 172 Hamrick, Don 77, 155 Hardridge, Joan 155 Hardy, Gary 165 Harmon, Sulyn 142, 155 Harp, Paula 78, 165 Harp, Ron 74, 172 Harper, Paula 155 Harris, Kay 92, 93, 94, 102, 103, 106, 180 Harris, Ritch 34, 155 Harrison, Billie Jo 87, 93, 94, 165 Harrison, Constance 155 Harrison, Margaret 155 Harrison, Mary Ellen 79, 87, 92, 94, ioa, 179, iso Hump, Judith 90, los, iso Hornbeak, Connie 156 Horton , Mr. Gary 147 Horton, Mrs. Peggy 147 Horton , Sandra 156 Horton, Dr. William 147 Howard, Michael 165 Howard, Sylvia 79, 85, 181 Hubbard, Mike Huber, Robert 78, 100, 156 Hudson, Diane 93, 181 Hudson, John 166 Hudspeth, Donita 77, 81, 181 Huffman, Mrs. lrene 143 Huggins, Ronald 88 Hughes, Cheryl 156 Hughes, Kathy 166 Hughes, Paula 156 Huneycutt, Ken 97, 172 Hunkapiller, Mike 94, 172 Hunter, Mero 156 Hurley, Dr. James 147 Hurst, Steve 113 Hutto, Jack 74, 156 Hyde, Trena 156 Iglesias, Lorie 156 lrick, Kathy 79, 172 Ivory, Bill 97, 172 -J- Jackson, Jan 77, 94, 166 Jackson, Judy 156 Jackson, Richard 156 Jacobs, Karen 156 James, Sue 87, 103, 166 Jayne, Maudye 87, 166 Jenkins, Kathy 89, 181 Jennings, Harold 156 Jennings, Lynn 166 Jentoft, Steve 181 Jesseph, Nancy 156 Johnson, Adra 87, 94, 172 Johnson, Bruce 78, 166 Johnson, Cathy 156 Johnson, Diana 156 Johnson, Frank 156 Johnson, Gerrie 166 Johnson, James 181 Johnson, Pascal 97 Johnson, Tim 156 Jones, David 74, 156 Jones, Mr. Don 84, 147 Jones, Ellen 166 Jones, Fra Na 166 Jones Harald 77 80 172 Jones Jones Janes Jones Jones Jones 1 I Jacquelyn'15d Jack 74, 78, 80, 83, 166 Larry 35, 181 Mr. Lyle 147 Jonesi , Marilyn 77, 81, 172 Dr. Shirley 147 Yvonne 186 Jordah, Geneva 81, 82, 167 Jordan, Tom 74, 78, 80, 83 Joyce, Pam 73, 94, 166 Hartley, Karla 165 Hartman, Linda 155 Hastey, Ernest 85, 180 Hastey, Lela 84, 172 Hosting, Claudia 155 Hatcher, Ron 74, 80, 82, 172 Hatcher, Mr. Gordon 139 Hatley, Ron 77, 89, 172 Havner, Donna 180 Hawkins, John 165 Hawkins, Letha 155 Hawkins, Steve 172 Hawkins, Wilma 94, 100, 163, 165 Hay, Pam 180 Hayden, Marsha 172 Hayes, Donna 155 Hayes, Lydia 155 Haygood, Linda 92, 103 Haynes, Alicia 82, 155 Hays, Becky 165 Heath, Cindy 73, 155 Hefiner, Suzanne 79, 83, 155 Heinz, Mrs. Helen 147 Heinze, John 90, 94, 172 Heller, Gary 155 Henderson, Janet 155 Hendershort, Steven 155 Henderson, Ron 155 Henke, Carla 165 Henry, Becky 165 Henry, Joe 172 Henry, Kay 72, 94, 109, 186 Henry, Lu 70, 81, 87, 172 Henry, Wayne 35, 155 Hendricks, Randy 34, 80, 180 Judd, Linda 156 .. 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Keith, Michael 156 Keith, Nancy 166 Kelley, Martha 181 Kelsey, Darlene 70, 156 Kendall, Floyd 181 Kennedy, Michael 156 Kennon, Ruth 1B1 Kerley, Elaine 79, 82, 83 Kerr, Fred 181 Kessinger, Loren 88 Kester, Dr. Scott 93, 147 Kidd, Nancy 85, 166 Kidwell, Becky 172 Kiehn, Nancy 77, 156 Kies, Stacy 70, 156 Kilgore, Laura 156 Kimberling, Belva 156 Kimbrough, Phyllis 103, 172 King, Kathleen 156 King, Peggy 166 Kinnamon, Janice 156 Kinser, David 77 Kinsey, Billy 82, 156 Kircher, Debra 79, 156 Kirk, Midge 156 Kirkendall, Ann 156 Kirkpatrick, Linda 166 Kissel, Marcia 79, 87, 166 Kleckner, Ken 100, 166 Knight, Mike 77, 78, 172 Knight, Steve 80, 88, 100, 156 Kohl, Sandra 166 Frank, Jane 155 Franklin, Carol 78, 82 Frasier, Ruth 165 Frazier, Joe 180 Herndon, Connie 103, 165 Herndon, Nancy 155 Hewett, Lucy Jane 82, 155 Hickman, Bill 73 Koonce, Larry 173 Krueger, Paul 156 Kuan, Douglas 156 Kuhn, Doug 74 Westmoreland, Jim 186 Kurtz, John 74, 80, 173 Kwan, Eddie 156 Kwong, Amy 182 Kwong, Bella 173 -L.. Lady, Jim 98, 173 Lam, Dorothy 93, 182 Lambert, Paul 70, 182 Land, John 103, 182 Lane, John 78, 173 Lane, Kathy 166 Laosebikan, Supa 97, 166 Larson, Carolyn 173 Lasater, Dan 80, 170, 173 Lau, Ruth 173 Lau, Gideon 95 Law, Debbie 73, 87, 163, 166 Lawler, Charlotte 182 Laws, Patricia 156 Lay, Billy 156 Leatherman, John 166 LeBlanc, William 157 Ledbetter, Miss Carolyn 137 Lee, Anita 157 Lee, Daniel 157 Lee, Dee Anne 34, 77, 87, 173 Lemond, Brenda 157 Letchworth, Dr. George 93, 147 Lewis, Kay 174 Lewis, Gayle 166 Lewis, Steve 74, 80, 141 Lilley, Gaylene 77, 157 Lindley, Kathy 182 Lindley, Sue 157 Lindsey, Terry 167 Linn, Earlene 141 Livingston, Rae 167 Lock, Phyllis 141 rid e Dianna 74 103 157 I-Od' Q , . , Lombard, Gary 74, 86, 92, 107, Lanes, John 74, 182 Long, Barbara 89, 103, 182 Long, Doug 174 Long, Sherry 174 Love, Bill 182 Love, Patricia 157 Lovin, Dale 167 Lowe, Alice 182 Lowe, Bernadine 174 Lowe, Jerry 182 Lowmaster, Pat 157 Lynn, Everett 167 Lynn, Paula 174 Lynn, Robert 182 Lynn, Mr. Robert 134 .1Mg1. McBride, Ken 90 McCabe, Verne 97, 175 McCaslin, Sharon 167 McChesney, Don 182 McConnell, Elaine 157 McCord, Luanne 157 McCormick, Lynda 157 McCoy, Linda 157 McCoy, Johnny 167 McClair, David 167 McCulley, Elaine 157 McDaniel, Beth 157 McDaniel, Terry 157 McDonald, Danny 151 McGahey, Brenda 158 McGovern, Mr. Clair 83, 141, 1 McGovern, Mrs. Ruth 148 McGee, Leland 182 McGee, Linda 158 McGehee, Jo 175 McGillivray, Bill 158 McKinney, Janice 78, 158 McLaughlin, Karen 158 McMains, Elizabeth 73, 158 McMullen, Mary 78, 83, 158 McMurray, Jim 158 McMurray, Sarah 79, 81, 87 -M- Madden, Glenda 182 Mahon, Robert 157 Mainers, Thomas 157 Malone, Gary 84, 101, 167 Mann, Jerry 88, 182 Manning, Pat 157 Manny, Steven 157 arcum, Anne 174 Marcum, Mr. James 147 arion, Leona 174 arkham, Kathy 83, 182 arley, Vernon 174 arsee, Rebekah 157 arshall, Colin 97, 167 arshall, Janet 167 arshall, John 174 arshall, Sheila 167 artens, Betty 157 artin, Connie 157 artin, Henry 113 artin, ames157 J artin, Julie 97, 182 artin, Lee 167 artin, Vernetta 97, 182 artindale, Kerry 74, 157 asters, Janie 157 ason, Joe 94, 175 ason, Mr. Walter 137, 147 atheson, Gayle 167 athews, Cheri 157 athews, Kathy 167 atlock, June 93, 175 atthews, Sam 167 aynard, Paula 175 aynard, Sheila 157 axey, Bill 182 aya, Steve 77, 80, 92, 182 ays, Mr. Granville 142, 147 eador, Morris 98, 175 eador, Sandra 175 eans, Sheryl 40, 44, 152, 158 182 47 Meece, Mike 34, 77, 97, 109, 182 Meeks, Kathy 158 Medlin, Joyce 158 Melin, Carl 175 Merideth, Larry 84, 167 Merrill, Miss Mrytle 148 Merriman, Glen 98, 182 Merriman, Sharon 98 Metcalf, Lyn 182 Metcalf, Moxie 175 Miles, Miller Carolyn 100, 182 David 158 Miller' Mrs. Mary 143 Miiierf Raymond Red 113, 148 Miller, Wanda 97, 158 Millikan, Mills, Dr. Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Karen 167 John 148 Deborah 175 Gloria 79, 175 Larry 158 Dr. William 93, 148 Mitts, Polly 158 Moak, Wynn Anne 79, 179, 183 Monday, Jimmy 158 Montgomery, Miss Nancy 148 Montgomery, Mr. Robin 148 Moon, Patricia 72, 73, 175 Moore, Bob 167 Moore, Dodie 39, 94, 183, 109 Moore, Elizabeth 81, 92, 183 Moore, Jeff, 175 Moore, Joyce 183 Moore, Lindo 167 Moore, Mary 158 Moore, Pat 158 Moore, Pat 167 Morgan, Randy 84, 183 Morgan, Ron 158 Moreland, Beth 93, 183 Morley, Doug 158 Morris, Hart 183 Morris, Judy 79 Morris, Karla 175 Morris, LoRee 159 Morris, Rita 77, 81, 92, 93, 97, 183 Morris, Thomas 84 Morrison, Judy 92, 183 Murphy, Pam 159 Murray, Connie 159 Myers, Rene 167 Myrick, Linda 175 - N - Nance, Marcia 159 Ned, Shirley 159 Needham, Martha 167 Neiger, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Shirley 79, 175 Karrol 159 Keith 159 Nancy 89, 92, 183 Phil 159 Neptune, Mrs. Mary Louise 140 Neptune, Dr. William 141, 148 Newbe rry, Jim 77 Newman, Janie 183 Nolen, Jim 100 Nomura, Mike 40, 90, 94, 99, 108, 183 North, North, North, North, Karen 159 Patsy 183 Preston 183 Sharon 159 Norley, Jerry 159 Nottingham, Alan 167 -0- Oeland, Beverly 159 Oftedahl, Marcia 159 Oliver, Bob 175 Oliver, Mr. Jim 139 Osborn, Mr. Donald 140, 148 Osborn, Jim 78, 80, 83, 183 Owen, Elaine 159 Owens, Thomas 183 Overman, Andy 167 Ownbey, James 77, 78, 83, 175 -P- Pace, Jamie 175 Page, Barbara 85, 175 Paris, Paul 183 Parker, David 183 Parks, Jackie 97, 159 Parmer, Teese 159 Parr, Martha 175 Parrish, Mr. John 137, 148 Parrott, John 77, 159 Parrott, Nancy 167 Paschall, Marian 77, 175 Patrick, Mrs. Marrion 148 Paxton, Ed 84, 183 Paxton, Lynn 82, 175 Pearce, Jim 77, 83, 184 Pearce, Marsha 175 Pearson, Beverly 92, 175 Pearson, Carolyn 167 Peltier, Mrs, Wanda 148 Pendergross, Patty 159 Penland, Debbie 44, 159 Penney, Mr. Dan 148 Penney, Mrs. Mary Beth 148 Pennington, Teresa 79, 85, 93 Perkins, Gaynelle 175 Plummer, Nancy 159 Pogue, Don 74, 159 Pollard, Judy 159 Poor, Greg 74, 80, 175 Porter, Glenn 93 Potter, Joe 86, 95, 163, Potter, Phillip 78, 167 Potts, Ben 74, 159 Powell, Clark 97, 113 Power, Carol 159 Pratt, Warren 175 Presswaod, Polly 97, 167 Price, James 175 Prichard, Sherrie 89, 167 Prince, Mike 74, 95, 98, 163, Pruitt, Pat 92, 184 Pucci, Susan 175 Pulliam, Linda 175 Pulliam, Stan 184 167 Purdue, Dr. Jack 148 Purifoy, Paul 74, 159 Putnam, Mr. Jack 137 Putnam, Nancy 106, 184 - Q ..- Quiggins, Nelta 103, 175 .. R .- Rabe, Gary 159 Raley, Dr. Coleman 148 Ratliff, Barbara 167 Rotliff, Mr. Richard 148 Ray, Joy 98, 184 Ray, Larry 101 Ray, Roveno 175 Ray, Steven 98, 184 Reaves, Beverly 167 Reddick, Betty Kay 79, 159 Reed, Lillian 97, 159 Reed, Tom 184 Rees, David 184 Reeder, Pat 83 Reese, Dr. Virginia 82, 148 Reeves, Larry 74, 80 Reich, Chester 184 Relf, Judy 98, 99, 103, 175 Relf, Mark 159 Renfrow, David 167 Rhea, Mr. Wayne 148 Rhines, Glen 167 Rhodes, Larry 78 Richard, Laurie 159 Richards, Cindy 74, 89 Richards, Ed 159 Richards, Jim 80, 179, 184 Richardson, Dale 159 Richardson, Tim 97, 159 Richmond, Diana 159 Rikli, Patricia 184 Ridenour, Terry 88 Rigby, Sharon 93, 184 Riley, Ginger 159 Rios, Hermin 84 Rios, Willie 84 Rives, Mary 167 Roach, Audrey 167 Robbins, Vivian 74, 168 Roberts, Butch 92, 94, 109 Roberts, Gayle 175 Roberts, Lawana 159 Robertson, Linda 159 Robertson, Martha 168 Robinson, James 74, 78, 159 16 7 Robinson, Kay 79, 81, 89, 163, 1 Robinson, Saundra 97, 159 Harold 184 Roddy, Rogers, Jim 95, 168 John 159 Rogers, Rogers, Julie 159 Merrilee 82, 168 Rosene, Rowland, Sharon 159 Royer, Bob 86, 101 Rozell, Paula 159 Rudisell, Sharon 168 Russell, Kris Ann 97, 159 Russell, Linda 175 Russey, Karen 103, 184 Russey, Roland 175 Rutledge, Richard 168 Ruzid, Linda 159 -5.. Sanny, Chuck 86 Sagert, Marlee 159 Salyer, Susie 168 Sanders, Harold 159 Sarvis, Doris 160 Savage, Mary Esther 83, 175 Schaeffer, Nelda 78, 160 Schmidt, Peggy 160 Schock, Anna 89, 168 Shirley, Joe 86, 175 Shoemaker, Linda 184 Shofner, Pam 160 Shoremi, Moses 185 Short, David 93, 185 Short, Miss Eunice 90, 148 Shrauner, Rachel 160 Shull, Mr. Jim 148 103, 142, Shults, Terry 99, 175 Shultz, Sandra 79, 152, 160 Siler, Tim 88, 101, 185 Silvey, Simmo Nolo 99, 168 ns, David 35, 97, 175 Simpson, Debbie 160 Singleton, Jamesetta 160 Singleton, John 113 Skinne r, Don 74, 86, 90, 94, 98, ioe, 155 Small, Kathy 160 Smart, Teresa 165 Smith, Alona 160 Smith, Allen 175 Smith, Alice 95, 98, 143, 185 Smith, Cathy 94 Smith, Danny Bob 77 Smith, Diana 160 Smith, Jan 77 Smith, John 78, 82, 160 Smith, Josephine 160 Smith, Kathryn 160 Smith, Layne 160 Smith, Marshall 160 Smith, Marty 160 Smith, Milton 160 Smith, Lottie 97, 175 Smith, Smith, Snider, Patty 103, 168 Shadley 185 Mary 79, 81, 84, 175 Solsona, Joe 84, 168 Soo, Nereida 100, 160 Soule, Elaine 84, 168 Sowers, Lloyd 160 Speck, Signe 70, 160 Spencer, Janel 74, 185 Spencer, Sam 160 Spencer, Sherrie 176 Van Vleet, Elaine 186 Varnum, Robert 94, 101, 108, 179, 186 Vaughn, Richard 34, 74, 176 Veazey, John 169 Veazey, Mary 176 Vernon, Sharon 77, 169 Veroda, Sharon 161 Villines, Judy 79, 186 Vitatoe, Lynette 186 Vittum, Margie 77 Voreis, Manta 161 ...w.. Wade Linda 74 Walker Waggbner, Charlie 103, 177 Wagoner, Robert 74, 80, 86, Connie 161 169 Sperling, Judi 175 Sperry, Michael 168 Spradling, Priscilla 176 Spurlock, Mrs. Francis 151 Spurlock, Mr. Joe 78, 83, 151 Squyres, Cheryl 168 Stafford, Janet 92, 176 Stahl, Brent 160 Standefer, Vicki 74, 160 Walker, Joyce 161, 177 Walker, Marcia 169 Walker, Marilynn 161 Walker, Marion 161 Walker, Nelda 103, 186 Walker, Richard 186 Walker, Susan 161 Walker, Ward 74, 80, 94, 107, 186 Wallace, Mr. Gene 113, 143, 151 Wallace, Jim 74 Wallace, Joyce 97 Walters Debbie 161 Ward, Ray 186 Ward, Tony 74, 161 Ware, Pam 87, 169 Warren, Charles 70, 74, 98, 186 Watkins, Greg 74, 88, 169, 177 Watts, Rosene 161 Wavers, Nick 161 Wayman, David 95, 169 Webb, Gary 161 Webb, Karen 169 Webb, Nancy 169 Webb, Tom 113, 161 Weldon, Jim 74, 169 Wester, Mr. Don 151 Westmoreland, Bonita 74, 89, 169 Westmoreland, Dorothy 187 Wetwiska, Larry 74 Whaley, Gerry 152, 161 Whitaker, Lynda 169 Stark, Starr, Michael 168 Sandy 185 Staton, Ron 83 Stearns, Kirby 92, 93, 94, 106, 185 Stephens, Debbie 160 Stephens, Ted 176 Stevens, Larry 176 Stewart, Don 176 Stewart, Jim Stewart, James 185 Stiles, Nicki 103, 185 Stogsdill, Emma 77, 81, 168 Stogsdill, Tom 168 Stokes, Betty 93, 185 Stone, Mrs. llli 151 68 Scroggins, Kurt 175 Scrutchins, Mr. James 148 Seago, Pam 160 Searcy, Chris 160 Searcy, Mr. Norman 148 Seaton, Derry 86, 98, 101 Sebert, Dan 152, 160 Sebert, Suzanne 87, 92, 93, 184 Seeds, Jeannine 160 Seelig, Steve 74 Sellers, Rosemary 160 Shaffner, Ron 184 107, Stookey, Mary 168 Stout, Beverly 176 Stout, Mr. Herman 151 Stratton, Joyce 103, 176, 185 Straughan, Sandra 160 Strickland, Addie 103 Strickland, Larry 185 Strickland, Dr. Rowena 98, 151 Strong, Kathy 160 Sumerlin, Janis 85, 98, 176 Sutton, Delores 160 Swafford, Sharon Sweger, Bill 74, 100, 168 Swick, Kenneth 84, 186 -1-- Taber, Margaret 160 Tackett, Susan 79, 169 Tanner, Dr. Jim 94, 151 Tapp, Carol 160 Taylor, Debbie 160 Taylor, Pat 160 Teague, Belinda 160 Tennant, Janice 89 Tennison, Nita 160 Terrell, Wayman 97, 113 Terry, Mr. Thomas 135 Thomas, Arnold 77, 169 Thomas, Eddie 160 Thompson, Dale 169 Thompson, Gary 88, 101, 176 Thompson, Jimmy 169 Thornhill, David 169 Thornton, Jeanette 160 Tidwell, James 94, 72, 176 Timberlake, Dr. James 99, 151 Timberlake, Mrs. Kathryn 151 Timberlake, Mary Kathryne 79, 81, 87, 92, 93, 94, 102, 109, 179, 186 Tims, Kay 93 Tinsley, Deborah 169 White, Jeanie 169 White, Linda 90, 93, 187 White, Miss Mary 151 White, Randy 74, 161 White, Tom 74, 161 Whitmore, Bill 93, 177 Whitten, Marsha 83, 161 Wicker, Diane 169 Wiggins, Lucy 77 Wilbanks, Ted 177 Wiles, Keat 74, 161 Wiley, Kathy 187 Wiley, Sally 89 Wilkinson, Debby 161 Willets, Ann 161 Williams Williams: Williams Williams Williams: Williams, Williams, Williams Willis, C Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Beckie 85, 177 Candi 78, 177 Elizabeth 87, 169 Gary 113 Janet 103, 179, 187 Lenora 161 Mike 77, 169 Nancy 161 Randall 177 William 177 Williams, Williams, arlene 161 Dr. George 98, 151 John 84, 169 Laura 177 Linda 79, 81, 187 Mary Beth 44, 177 Wilson, Sarah 161 Wilson Dr. Roland 151 Wilson: Sherrod 97 Winchester, Judith 169 Winders, Diane Koonce 187 Winterringer, Mrs. Sue 151 Witcher, Larry 161 Wolfe, Nena 73, 161 Wolff, Mr, Arthur 151 Wong, Dai Shan 187 Wood, Bob 77, 78, 80, 187 Wood, Cary 169 Wood, Duane 161 Wood, Jacqueline 161 Wood, Mark 161 Woods, Ann 187 Woods, Mr. John 151 Woodson, Carolyn 169 Woodward, Mrs. Betty 151 Woodward, James 76, 80, 151 Pernalette, Mrs. Patricia 100, 148 Pe rteet, Don 159 arla 77 Peters, M , 159 Pharr, Martha 100 Phillips, Addie 184 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips Phillips Pierce, Pierce, Pierce, Pierce, Charles 167 Grayson 175 lnace 77 John 1 13 Ronnie 159 f susan 175 Dannie 159 Renee 175 Phyllis 184 Yvonne 97, 184 Shanahan, Dottie 168 Sharits, George 160 Shaw, Jerry 160 Shaw, Tom 184 Sheffield, Dixie 85, 168 Shelton, 175 Shelton, Keith 98, 175 Shelton Ken 74 snemmf Nancy 77, aa, as rd Sharon 160 Shephe , Sheppard, Jeanne 34, 87, 97, Shipps, Kathy 168 Shirley, Candace 83, 168 Donna Skeen 93, 98, 170, 1 68 Todd, Kathy 169 Toppins, Joyce 82 Traw, Carolyn 77, 87, 176 Trotter, Edna Mae 79, 82, 176 Troxel, Linda 81, 98, 169 Tsosie, Lorraine 176 Tuttle Tuttle Theim , Don 113, 160 , Jon 113, 160 er, Vickie Burge 186 -V- Vallandingham, Gloria 161 Vallandingham, Joe 186 Woodward, Rae 70, 85, 100, 169 W00lS9Y, Randy 78, 161 Woolwine, Jeff 35, 97, 98, 100, 187 Wright, Robert 169 Wu, Jesse 161 Wyatt, Paul 177 Wylie, Sally 177 ..Y.... Yagi, Jason 161 Yarberry, Cynthia 177 Yeakey, Kendra 177 Yeung, Christine 92, 177 Yeung, Eric 187 Yeung, Stella 177 York, Judy 77, 187 Young, Karolyn 77, 87, 187 Young, Kenneth 187 Young, Helen 187 11- Zickrick, Mr. Jerome 100, 138 Zimmer, Mary Barnes 85, 93, 187 Zimmer, Steve 84, 187 Zimmerman, Alice 161 Zorger, Margaret 187 AS LONG AS THEFiE'S A NEED for Christians who are trained to serve, the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma will continue to support Oklahoma Baptist University. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST . . . with a message for ,H Q, ff 5 . today'S world , f Zh, :gh 14' 'H WITH A STIRRING MUSIC f ji 'Y' X! pi QWVV 'X MINISTRY 1 WITH A MINISTRY OF lf?f 'lIIIII I IIII I I I -r .I I fI I' I ' 5' ze- CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Lf' V- WITH A SPECIAL MINISTRY R - To YOUTH TENTH AT UNION STREETS DR. LOWELL D. MILBURN, PASTOR FIRST . . . WITH A MINISTRY FOR THE WHOLE MAN . FOR ALL MEN 5 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Muskogee, Oklahoma , ,LX ' ,f J f' rQQ ,fy ' ' ..qiH.,.Em':F ':iiL-'W fa ll .AM --ellsiitrt .i H --se, ,f-1mm--aazfiubbggifg, A ' Si-1 takes this opportunity to salute O. B. U. Worship with us when you are in beautiful, Eastern Oklahoma. Pastor- Dr. Stanley Jordan A CHURCH WITH A WARM WELCOME ,fl . T' g i g M r 'W ,tai Q nv-xg i---- tr IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1101 East Main -Shawnee A CHURCH MINISTERING TO COLLEGE STUDENTS Transportation for Students Excellent College Department A Church where students serve as well as worship Lawrence R. Stewart Jack Pearson Pastor Minister of Music A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Welcome . . . O. B. U. Students ond Alumni ot . PUTNAM CITY BAPTIST CHURCH ' 5604 N.W. 41st at Grove OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA DR. T. T. CRABTREE, Pastor Jmlflla Y f, --.,.,ff-- , , .. AV:-P X .iigah nf' 'M - -, vr W If .X ' JH, I . -1 . V T- I 7, . 'I , . 1- - 4 , A : 1 Ll Y- .,-' -xf X 1' 4, F L, X . 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IOTH STREET, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, 73IO6 PASTOR: RALPH CRAWFORD, OBU '54 MUSIC: JIMELL BADRY BISON FROM OLIVET ARE: SHERI BODIN MIKE BODY DAN BURNETT CAROL HITCHINS RICHARD HUGGINS RON HUGGINS DAVID KINSER SHARON MCCASLIN JANICE MCKINNEY LARRY MERIDETH TOM WHITE JANET WILLIAMS - PHONE CE 5-4696 If SHAWNEF simwuli B'm'W'iK Goin Bread Mix QW . - A-1- I '.24 A igig' gg 1 'I ' iii AI's lum....'i 5 ' 1' Q- '.Q .4V' A EI: g' - :V III' I 'Lg ' I II' ' xl E - ft A , IIJTTI-MILK Eaaylolll r Q Ho c ' unlink: ' 15fE?55E5I555E52f2E21. ' .' j '31-335 A.,. 1 A ' , H SHAWN EE 4 'V ffff 31Ez1si'5EQ2'I52E:?f' .I- I 9 -. 4.,.-, :yy I - A A A I A I ' - Q AMERIC Membe' Padma' DQPOSH NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Insurance Corporation Ninth and North Broadway : Shawnee, Oklahoma ff A, i M- YOUR BANK FOR ALL REASONS 'II .lil IIB' gr 'Ilan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH W, D P I, l I 1' eppe Eleventh and North Robinson ' Q Oklahoma City, -- ' DR. PEPPER Oklahoma P' ' BOITLING CO. Dr. Herschel H. Hobbs, Pastor 301 No. Kickapoo 273-5034 SHAWN!! ' MISIIAWIIE Biscuit Mix ak Flu BNI Lwhl 'gg MILL BROWN SHOE FIT co. 2 W W' -I commmv 106 E- Main S aWf'eef0k'a- WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD 4 'SEARS yi mmm, - nq , .,, , . . 'f--. -M v - ' ,' ' l ,--'-f 11' A 'Le - '. ' -vi. .. 5 -' H 1 far -f1.'1,t1'i5,. -s , kr, 'Q-' ' -' , .. ' :-4 ig- -:Af ,hge 'ff-.'-. , 520.5 '4'FYf1fLAT -' 'PW' mf? 3,51 Best Wishes to the Class of '69 ears Sears, Roebuck and Co. CONGRATULATIONS . To Students and Faculty of OBU Your Yahnseh Photographer Houstin Payne Studio Portraits of Distinction I30 N. Bell Shawnee Okla. Proposed New Student Union OBU and Shawnee Grow Together Shawnee Chamber of Commerce - Building for a Better Future ft Y. ,V .I .T ,,,-f,,.a,:,-L1me.,,-ii T It Q 1 - .X na. ii, , .aim , .W - ---- we -..i H, s W... t.,.f-n:..M ,...m.eM.: .. ,, I Q e T Q: .T if -W -,sew -ffm, me H -mx' Sales and Service!Good Used Cars of All Makes: Pontiac 3rd in Sales ELMER JARRETT PONTIAC Home of Wide Track Pontiac and Tempest Tigers plus the Firebird 308 N. Brdway. Ph. 273-3990 ..'::t, ,... Ji.. x., we , ,L wire,-, , , f, -. , x: .-JL. FOR FINE EATING IN SHAWNEE CHOOSE THE CITY CAFE 123 N. Bell 273-5050 WALL'S FAMILY BARGAIN CENTER fnazguia cl'-lumifure, sync. SINCE 1905 SHAVVNEE, OKLAHOMA Fire Sale Ouflei' S+ores in Shawnee to 527 E. Main 275-1582 ' Banlcrupi' Sfocks . 4' Manufacfurers' Closeou+s Sew and Save A up 9 Fife We Sfocks R Fabrics From Brown 5 BROWN'S FABRICS ease or our oney Refunded! 14 W- MAIN 273-4147 Every lfem Sold Guaranfeeci to PI Y M -My Federal National Bank 8: TRUST CC fSHAWNEE OKLAHOMA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I Rising +o greei' Ihe Oklahoma sky, +his s+aI'eIy spire welcomes all +o Ihe Universily Campus. To +hose who mus+ pass by, il' is Ihe firs'I and Ias'r view of a greal' ci'I'y in 'rhe hearl' of Ihis sIaI'e, and is symbolic of I'he greal dreams we are fulfilling in L ' Shawnee. ei T f at in WERRELL-LOWE OLDSMOBILE I OBU, All Hail Thy Name! lg! 'il FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS VISIT TARONS CLEANING VILLAGE 505 W. BENEDICT 273-9773 PERR Y-Mc GEE FURNITURE COMPANY L Twenty W est Main Street l - TATE McGEE TYPEWRITER SERVICE ETWIN AU-EN 224 N. Broadway, Shawnee , 954, ,.. N f Wi , .2-' r v x S-qi I si g G -. ,TL , wx I - il gilliglm xlmll' I' N Pg LT , ,, ,W -1 ' A ET L , ' , ' I ' nil- ' N I- T 5.4-as ,, 'A TX, X IJ I all I Qi' II 'LII 'III IIIII P2 s kis, it W I mif aIII I I III Ii' I I IIIIIIII III .IIIIQI I I II ' ,I - ,XI-I. , .1 E-1mi.i4, , g H IIIFEI IMIIIIIIEEIII ITIIIIII 'I I ' I I E , I' ,T I l- , . I. , IIIIIQLIA JI? 42.2. It I Y' . Q O 'fi I, I I -if-L--s f If W' ..4 - For f, '-f-any., I -1 ' V If 'ws-I .. . THE MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION TO FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION SHAWNEE MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 1204 W. MacArthur RICHARDS DRUG, 324 E. Moin OWL DRUG, 6 E. Moin MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, Union and Highland the Smart Coed The iilogue Shop 107 East Main SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 275-0122 BR 5-0123 'CCE r A Q0 '0 . 4f9f w. Ia. Jones OO CLOTHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY 301-305 East Main 273 9619 of 1- ENJOY THE BETTER WAY OF LIFE IN A qfgggo TOTAL ELECTRIC GOLD IVIEOALLION HOME . . . AS MODERN TOMORROW AS IT IS TODAW ,C c- it 38,3-go u - ' 1 9 Your home is probably the major invest- ment of your lifetime and you make your choice of a new home with a careful eye to the future. You want it be as modern tomorrow as it is today. A total electric, Gold Medallion Home will always be modern because it puts elec- tricity to its fullest use. Inside and out, your home has all the magic electricity can perform -plusample housepowerforfutureappliances. Like a flag or a Scout merit badge, the Gold Medallion is a symbol-important only in what it stands for. lt's your guarantee that the homebuilder has met high electrical stand- ards that will pay off for you in greater comfort and convenience all the years you Own the home-and then some. UKLAHUMA 3 ELECTRIC COMPANY SUITS - COATS - DRESSES - FURS ln Shawnee lt's '4 FOR THOSE WHO LOVE FASHION AT ITS BEST 273-3329 115 E. Main quality furniture ' ' BROWN FURNITURE COMPANY BISON LUMBER AND SUPPLY -'EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING 210-212 East Main 273-2672 208 N. Minnesota 275-0112 The place to stay when you visit Shawnee 9 for dining and lodging comfort 1 At the Convenient THE CINDERELLA Moron CAMPUS DRUG HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Z -f f if 7 9 ill D xy Ir ff' .fs i , 1 . 53 gtg 5 I I r his E' Ti' A 1 I A amiw-li. g I ff- ' Il ..i.i 3 1 K I X Z Iilt Z2 AIE ' 11111: 2gu22g::3g:m'12z:11' -1-311' 2E.g1' gt- -tu We'lI be looking for you to come in first thing when you get bock to school. When You Need A Doctor's Prescription Filled Bring It To US Fountain School Supplies Toiletries an 'slilnd of refreshment? 0 9 exclusive feminine apparel 273-8281 Shawnee, Okla. 104 E. Main D I ??IC3EZ'S Galena IIIIWIEE, OKII. A 6: W DRIVE IN RESTAURANT 2 I 22 Norih Kickapoo Featuring . . . The BURGER FAMILY A 34 W CHUBBY CHICKEN and Homemade ITALIAN STYLE PIZZA ,IoI1nson -Templeton Shcwnee's Men's Siore Since 1899 Clothing and furnishings Shawnee, Oklahoma 12-A East Main 273-0452 14 E. MAIN 273-2917 HOME OF oau JEWELRY EL BURRITO Specializing in Mexaican Food Only Prepared by people who really know their business and are trained in the art of Such Specialties as: TACOS - CHILI CON CARNE - TAMALES ENCHILADAS - MEXICAN CANDIES CHALUPAS-BURRITOS-GUACAMOLE SALADS 2204 N. Kickadoo 273-8633 2 t ee J Quality ...Z- '53 ' you trust S, , 'N e X1 ' : PX- ' WW Fx X it if if l N IOTILED UND!! AUTHORITY OF THE COCA OlA COMPANY 105 E. d m ! ARDEN'S First in Fashion DRESS SHOP Main 273-8249 Shawnee, Oklahoma Q ill ' Pott County Book and Office Supply ' Office Supplies ' Gifts ' Furniture ' Greeting Cards ' Books ' Equipment 208 E. Main Phone 273-3400 Z' As you go from OBU, we hope you will remember fondly your days on Bison Hill. Best wishes for the future. Robert Alcorn, Secretary THE BISON ASSOCIATION riff, The Collegiate Look ls At arnlifa MEN'S WEAR , '7m. The DODGE House Ninth 8K Market Streets Box 158 SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA 74801 JUST A GOOD PLACE TO BUY YOUR NEXT CAR CONGRATULATIONS to the 0. B. U. CLASS OF'69 Mabfma if it IN WS A1 ' Za 066646 Women's Apparel 1509 N. Harrison 273-3640 Fashions in Petites, Juniors, Misses The LOG HOUSE Slzawneels Fine Restaurant st 1651 N Q f 1814 N. HARRISON 273-9538 nuyhjigipumnrv ' ,Q6lfZfC'.2 11- Complete Shopping Facilities 0 GROCERY DEPARTMENT O DRUG DEPARTMENT 0 LUNCHEONETTE 0 BAKERY KICKAPOO SQUARE , ., . nf 'ff-Q A , qw C at fi .J I' . . A- ,J K , y If '-- k'wl '- ' a 33' 'I V, l ' l ,,,...-an- 1 .Lui .J ' NX 5 I 1 Look out any window . . , sunshine falling on pleasant days . . . lost days . . . days to come . . . pillars of inner strength . . supporting our life . . . the light casts a shadow upon yesterdays . . . and still we wait... to open the window and discover . . . a world outside . . . Ever-growing . . . A University builds for tomorrow . . . students in turn look at the future . . . not only a groundbreaking for material beauty . . . but also a new beginning for life itself ...happily . .. eagerly . . . intensely . . . with pride we uncover today in search of tomorrow . . . .tr 4 ,lil .Q , u V 'I n 1. Y 'C 94 ,F 0 4 '- Mfr . . - M -- t I ,na .5 'U vu- ' iv f Y' , 1 -., - J N . ' ': .4 -' if,-gfa ,rn . ii.. ' ' ' I , LJ Ar ' . TIQJIJWV W 5,5 gh . , ., A 'H-4 ' A 4' ,n M 'IJ , ' . ' ' l N , 'gi I v ' ' sl 'vig 1' . 2:5 1:7 - - . rv 1 1' 1' fy, ff! We smiled . . . and people smiled back . . . reflecting a worm spirit , . . we let the sunshine brighten our faces . . . and the things we couldn't see or understand . . . enveloped among the warmth we lost reality . . . ond yet found it very real . . . the grass beneath our feet . . . wind in our hair . . . ond the sky that was always with us blue or gray . . . 206 i . 'Nh 1 f 1' ill l l 6 Finding ourselves we lost them in others . . . only in the hush of fading doy . . . we sow our shadow in the Moy sunset . . finding ourselves complete . . . whole . . . c finished product . . . yet in the end we discover o new beginning . . , molded by our experience ot OBU . . . we ore clothed in o new shope . . . integrated with new ideas . . . new hope . . . inspired . . . we foce the world . . . in good shope . . . lT'S A GREAT SHAPE TO BE IN. 71? --' JD A' '-5' '51, 9' -I V .,. by v,::'i 5 ix 'lg ' .4 ' ' 5 l . - N Q. , I--s I -W -. V - 1 w tTfP ,I 3, 9' W' ' . 46 5 , x, - -2 if -a-I . 1 Q , 3, - , aff, .7 f r 4f'1s VJ' . '. ,' 'ni ' .- 1 ,Q .4 f -1 . V. 5 Y 'yu' -4. f g,'u A A u ' hun ff-. 3 - N gf-v ' 'A 7- I . sw ' . - - X -1- J A X ' 4. I - - Q h 1 Na, Y b xi X' I iw f 5- 'ab ' . 2 'x 1 'th w , X X . . 3' l Q., gg, I S r L .. I , -GIA' as 1' a 'r I J 9' 1 W9 f 's ' 9 .-if O5 'Y' .9 s D I 0 I. 'T' ,lg 1 ', 0? 'Hi' .M-I. 'lv 4 ,M ' 'I 'h 'W . s ' N . 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