Oklahoma City University - Keshena Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Dressed somewhat differently than the Goddess of Loue, Lee ' Ann Shook unbelievingly accepts the trophy symbolizing first Dlare from Bill Crane, president of the Press Club. The five queen caliber ladies who gained votes in the al school election for Keshena Queen are, left to right Marv Murphy, Helen Jeske, Dixie Varnum, Peggie Keller, and Irvine Mayhugh.

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Regina Rockwood, Kalhleen Robinson Howard Eastwood. Bill Crane Pick up your CAMPUS, and what hove you? Type? Paper? A few pictures? That ' s the end, of course, but behind your weekly hes a lot of hard work, ranging from the gathering of the news to the final run of the press. Students who work on the CAMPUS consist of an assortment of journalism enthusiasts whose jobs run the gamut from class work to print-shop labora- tory. This year ' s hard-working staff has added its bit to a long history of honors for your paper — the CAMPUS. FIRST TABLE: Mary Farris, Veria Wieden, Patti Riller, Richard Dier?, Gordon Rickard, Neta Allsman, William Roeper; SECOND TABLE: Olin Remington, Lorna Klem, Jack Melton, Bob Anderson, Bill Patty.

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keshena kapers Every year the Press club sponsors a varsity revue, v ritlen, produced, and enacted by members of the Sororities, Fraternities, and the Independent Student Association. This year the ticket sales were only by the participating organization and showed a drop in soles from previous years. Word got around, however, that the caliber of this year ' s Kapers was superior. The majority of the profit from the Kapers is spent by the students to purchase needed equipment for the school, and the remainder goes toward publishing the Keshena. The climax of the show is the announcement and crowning of the Keshena Queen who is elected by the popular vote of the student body. In the black light maybe Casey (Bill Kern) didn ' t see the ball. And we can ' t see Gordon Rickerds face as he catches the ball, 2nd place and $7.50 for Lambda Chi Alpha. Phi Delta gracefully looks into the future, the a rmy, and the audience. Left to right; Joyce McDonnald, Carolyn Ewing, Pat Reed, Sue Parkinson, Sue Hough, Mary Sue Barlow, Frances McMillan, and Lou Ann Frisbie Jjl, Gamma Phi Beta, Right, and Phi Delta, below, share 3rd place. G P.B. produced a Mardi Gras atmosphere with Martha Campbell and Caria Olsen (the dolls). Sue MacSwain, the pirate, and Guess Who, the jester. The stage was full of revelers, hilarity, rhythm, and color. . j, ' i ' lti k -i