Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 556 of the 1949 volume:

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Q q.f,,.-My Q, M3511 , , g 1 1--yi' '1,fv'fif1P', ', '- , at , ' z ,X xx X f v.. ,. , fy, A ' Qu . .... - ff 3+ R Q3 , ,,,,Vw'a'Qf?g . , r .y QLf W , 4' ' Q1 img- X X HL 1 1 A5 , .,f fx g- .y.A ,f '-N . X 'fs' -M X ik 'wjlgw Ng , X 4 f' V TX if 5 5 ff --.fx-55X iw .' -,.'4 .f - Ju f, f 3 A, 'N , Xxiwkbgx . ff X Y X x at ,. R W- -1 i, '5 ,, -N is Qs. A g 1 ., x ag 2 fm, .E . -mu' 1? 1 'Av . .4 .f W . zbmxxffw 45 in t fis section ADMINISTRATION Governor Turner Presidenf Benne'H' Board of Regenfs Associafion of Women Sfudenfs Sfudenf Senafe Divisions and Schools Deans of Sfudenfs and Women CLASSES Graduafe Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Page 29 1. G0 . ROY J. TUR ER To Jrlwe cliiel execulive ol llie slale ol0l4lal1orna we pay our sincere respecrs, lor a governmenl represenlalive of all llwe people: lor his policies ol progress in exerx province ol llwis slale and lor luis lalenl as aclminislralor ol one of Jrlwe narionis ness' dynamic cornmonwealllis. U if ln. 1. va f f.f :ram Km 965 ' Av. A fi az I ' s .r cu- V ' 'ws ff' , ' 522,14 fd f 5 A ESSAGE from the PRE IDE T Than he was yesTerday. -Abraham Lincoln. The mind oT The individual Today is an empire whose bounds and whose resources are unlim- iTed. Every year in The Tield oT educaTion brings us more closely To The realizaTion ThaT preTerred desTinies are wiThin our own grasp. To This end, personal goals, indusTry and purpose are placing us wiThin reach oT our TondesT desire . . . and we are marching Torward. The close oT anoTher year gives pause To under- score These ThoughTs. This volume, in parT, meas- ures The Treasured pace aT which you have Travelled Toward your parTicular sTar. You, as The very Tibre oT The college iTsielT, are The lighT by which iT sees mosT clearly: you and The provinces you would explore, are our challenge. No Two days, no Two years are alike, Tor Time marches on irrevocably and The Technology oT The mind and The universe improves. For The sTu- denT and The scene on which you move aT The Oklahoma A. Xi lvl. College, qualiTy is The com- mon denominaTor and The essence oT our design, and you are keeping sTep. lT can be no less, Tor you are The arbiTers, you are The empire whose bounds and resources are unlimiTed. No excellency wiThouT greaT labor, is as valid Tor The sTudenT as Tor The college iTselT. Ne ef Tol Work as The greaT craTTsman and iT is as rr-ucr a Truism now as on The occasion a mind in fenTeg The ThoughT. The Tour leTTers oT This word Trarre The door ThaT opens onTo visTas oT opporTuniTy, service, achievemenT, success and conTenTmenT . . . and iT is The Truly educaTed who undersTano The TacTs and nuances The Term conveys. TogeTher The sTudenT body and Triends oT our school have creaTed, The C5reaTer A. and M. College, and you are iTs reason Tor being. IT is wiTh high pride ThaT we reTlecT on our pasT year, perhaps The mosT consTrucTive cycle in The his- Tory oT our college by way oT physical, TaculTy and TaciliTy expansion. Each year we build Tor The TuTure, buT The immediaTe maTuriTy here will be The TulTillmenT oT one oT our mosT vivio dreams. l don'T Think much oT a man who isn'T wiser Today Than he was yesTerday, is your philosophy iusT as iT was Abraham Lincoln's, and you have proven iT. ln linking your empire oT The mind To work and purpose, your domain is The world and iTs sTore oT riches. On This endeavor hangs The key To survival and happiness. PresidenT BenneTT always welcomes a Talk wiTh The sTudenTs as he does here wiTh Lloyd Murphy, O'Ccleg'a RuTh Franklin, sTudenT senaTe presidenT, and Lewis Brockman. REDSKIN ediTor. l11ri ?xw1xulIxll1zlil, xllrlr .elif-.ie il I 1-1 Q Ca':e'Te- Qed Rock: Edward Davis, Erick: Fred D A. ,, , , , aazfey, Okmulge-e1 Earl Russell, Duncan: an Under The currenT board oT regenTs, The Okla- horra A. 81 M. College has moved Torward wiTh perhaps The greaTesT momenTum in iTs hisTory. The building program as well as oTher progres- sife measures endorsed by The regenTs, are pro- fdng This insTiTuTion wiTh TaciliTies Tor iTs greaT- esT opporTuniTies. Tl-e presenT membership oT The board includes P. T. STuarT, Caddo, chairmanq Ered O. Drum- rrood, T-lominy, vice-chairman, W. Elmer l-larber. Shawnee, secreTaryg P. E. l-larrill, Oklahoma C'Ty' Edward T. Davis, Erick, O. l.. Lackey, T-l'TchiTa: Earl Russell, Duncan, John PaT Carpen- -af Pad .1 '-.1 Rock, and l-larold l-luTTon, ClinTon. board oT regenTs has The auThoriTy and is The d ri- ., .J .1 J Ffffjb ffiTh The responsibiliTy oT direcTing The dzoosirion oT all moneys Trom The sale oT bonds auwrofized by law Tor The colleges, and iT is pro- fideo Thar The board shall have supervision or charge oT The consTrucTion oT all buildings pro- fded Tor The college under iTs iurisdicTion. rummond, Hominyg VV. l-larber, Shawnee: P. E. l-larrill, Oklahoma d R.T. I STuarT, Caddo. Harold l-luTTon, ClinTon, noT in picTure. REGE T The board has The power To employ presidenTs, necessary Teachers, insTrucTors and assisTanTs To conducT The schools under iTs iurisdicTion. The board oT regenTs Tor The Oklahoma Agri- culTural and Mechanical College was creaTed by an amendmenT designaTed as Sec. 3 Ia, ArTicle 6, oT The Oklahoma consTiTuTion. The amendmenT was adopTed aT a special elecTion July I I, IQ44. A maioriTy oT The board musT be Tarmers and The ninTh member is The presidenT oT The sTaTe board oT agriculTure. IT is provided ThaT The members oT The board shall be appoinTed Tor eighT years each wiTh one Term expiring each year. Through Their magniTude oT vision, The Okla- homa A. 84 lvl. College has become The cross- roads oT ouTsTanding educaTional service. Pro- viding TaciliTies and noTable TaculTy sTaTT, The board oT regenTs has guided The desTiny oT The college To The high place iT holds among naTional insTiTuTions oT learning. Page 32 2. ,swf-. Riu AW 'Wx Top Row: PaT Chadwick, Freda EvereTT, OleTa Greer, Molly l-larhfick, Alice Loffaire T-Teac o ft BoTTom Row: Carrie Lee Johnson, Virginia Powell, Hazel Rams-eyer, CelesTe Srinkie Vane' A. W. . The leTTers, AWS, sTand Tor The AssociaTion oT Women STudenTs. This organizaTion is The TirsT ThaT an Aggie coed joins as each woman sTudenT auTomaTically becomes a member upon enrolling in Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College. The work oT AWS includes regulaTion oT maT- Ters perTaining To women sTudenTs which do noT Tall under The iurisdicTion oT The TaculTy. AWS is composed oT an execuTive board, a legislaTive board and iudicial board. The execu- Tive board is The governing body oT The organi- zaTion and is composed oT seven girls who repre- senT Their respecTive campus groups and a presi- denT, vice-presidenT, secreTary and a Treasurer elecTed by voTe oT all women sTudenTs. Julia E. STouT, dean oT women, serves as sponsor oT This board. The legislaTive board is headed by The AWS vice-presidenT. lTs membership is made up OT a represenTaTive Trom each sororiTy and one Trom each Tloor oT all women's dormiTories. EsTelle Page 33 l-lammond, assisTanT To The dean oT ir.-forren, Their sponsor. The iudicial board is composed oT Three coe -a sophomore, a junior and one Trom The sen? class. VesTa ETchison is The advisor Tor This grou i The TirsT maior proiecT underTaken by Tr AWS This year was The annual l-lowdv' picn which is a welcoming aTTair held in honor o? new A. 84 M. women sTudenTs. IT was gkief The banks oT TheTa pond. Second on The lisT oT maior pro'ecTs was A maTinee Tea, which serves as a welcorre women sTudenTs arriving on The campus Tor T' TirsT Time during The second semesTer. EnTer'a' menT Tor The aTTernoon was provided bs sTuce arTisTs. This was also The TirsT year AVVS soo sored The Campus ChesT drive. In adoTTio' ' associaTion was in charge oT Sadie l-lax-.Ins N --s The bookleTs Tor Treshman women and The ' ' laTion dinner. - TUDE T E TATE OFFICERS Rbll-l FR!-XNKLIN . . . Fresidenl NCLLN l-lARTNfVlCK . Secrelary-Treasurer Jllxf MURPHY . . Presidenl Pro-Tempore EUDDN REG-FR . . Presidenl' Pro-Tempore Toe sruoen+ senare is ihe legislalive branch oi Molly l-larlwiclr, secrelary-lreasurerg Jim Murphy, 'ne Siudenr associaiion, and acling in such ca- senior senalor who was elecled presidenl pro- cac x issues charlers lo newly organized groups lemporeq Alice Lorraine l-leard and Jo Ann gain ihe approval oi ihe senaie, supervises Wiles, senior senalorsg Don Wyall and Oralie 'ne so'-ing eleciions, sponsors numerous dances Dunaway, iunior senalorsq Joe Francis, sopho- and ceo allies lhroughoul lhe school year, and more senalor: Shirley Kyle, arls and sciences sen- sew es as ihe oihlicial sludenl body represenlalive alor, Buddy Reger, agricullure senalorg Olela nsaffers dealing wilh lhe college adminislra- Greer, home economics senalorg Paul Teel, com- 'cn and siudenls ol lhe college. ll is Jrhis laller merce senalorg Bill Jernigan, educalion senalorg fesccnsibilily which is lhe mosi imporlanl lunc- King Gibson, velerinary medicine senalor, and cn oi rhe senale. Tom l-lolberlein, engineering senalor. Raymond Those elecied in lhe spring ol l948 lo serve on Wegener lilled Jim Murphy's lerm upon Mur- 'he W-48-49 senaie were Rulh Franklin, presidenlq phy's gradualion al midyear. ze 5',Cl-E-'T Asscciafiong Oralee Dunnavvay, Junior Senalorg Rulh Franlclin, Presidenl Sludenl Senale, Vice-Presidenl Sluclenl I' e'e See' l-lonne Economics Senaiorg Molly l-larlwiclc, Secreiary-Treasurer Siudenl Associaiion and Siudeni' Senaleg Alice -H' 1-I:f Serafcr: Bill Jernigan, Educalion Senalorg Shirley Kyle, Aris Xi Sciences Senalorp Jim Murphy, Senior Senalorg Buddy if-Q e'a':r1 Joan Wiles, Senior Senalorg Don Wyall, Junior Senalor. Noi piclured: Joe Francis, Sophomore Senaiorg Tom -2 :Cer 2 ' :'g 'ee'ing Senaiory Raul Teel, Commerce Senalor. 'mg nr -he l I 1 2, ' 2 i..,,,- i-,ann-an--I Su Gu 1 l , ' f Q , , 'Ain six, J it K'--XX. X V V I F Y A' Q Y Si V I Y A Page 34 Page 35 Francis. Greer, l-lolzberlein, Teel, Reger, Gibson, Campbell, Franklin, l-larTwick, Murphy, Kyle, Wfez VJ'-,ren 2-'e.f.e,' Qe 'ge'. Some oT The major senaTe acTiviTies Tor The school year were sponsoring The Treshman elec- Tion, queen race and coronaTion ball, Sadie Hawkins week and dance, numerous vicTory dances during TooTball and baskeTball seasons. junior-senior prom in The spring, WesTern week, all-school spring elecTions and several lisTening parTies and dances. The senaTe presenTed Trophies and plaques To winners and runners-up in The annual homecoming parade and house decoraTion conTesTs, and spon- sored an all-college leadership Training conTer- ence, The TirsT oT iTs kind in several years. Cam- pus Torums were held To discuss currenT Topics oT inTeresT To college sTudenTs aT various inTervals ThroughouT The year. The senaTe also creaTed a deTiniTe vicTory celebraTion policy which gained The whole-hearTed approval oT The adminisTraTion and sTudenTs. A January graduaTion exercise was held aT A. 84 lvl. Tor The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The school and a board oT radio was seT up by The senaTe To supervise The acTiviTies oT The newly organized campus radio sTaTion. ' Several group meeTings were held wiTh The Sf denT senaTes Trom The UniversiTy oT Tulsa and Tn UniversiTy oT Oklahoma Tor The purpose oT ds cussing muTual campus and school problems an To beTTer The Triendship among The schools. Se. eral inTer-college resoluTions were draTTed an approved by each school. The senaTe also V6 wroTe The A. 84 lvl. consTiTuTion and irrprove and seT aside Trom The basic consTiTuTion mosT o The by-laws which Tormerly were a parT oT Th consTiTuTion. The consTiTuTion was re-wriTT-en T meeT changing condiTions and increased enfo menT aT A. 84 lvl. The sTudenT senaTe also spearheaded an oi book sale drive on The campus, The proceed Trom which are being used To exTend Tnancia help To needy A. 84 M. sTudenTs so +heT Thex me conTinue Their educaTion. The book sales pro ceeds were seT up in a STudenT Mennoria' Loa Tund. in honor oT A. 84 lvl. World war ll dead. SenaTe plans Tor The immediaTe TuTufe inc ud The naming oT new and proposed buildings on fr campus, a Tiling record oT The acTiyiTies oT Tr year's senaTe Tor The use oT TuTure senaTe r'-ec' bers. DI I I0 0F AGRIC LTURE The Division oT AgriculTure oT Oklahoma A. Xe M. College is one oT The ToremosT in The UniTed STaTes. IT plays an imporTanT parT in mainTaining The high sTanding Tor Cl4lahoma's basic indusTry, aoficulTure. iff- - iq -'ml Uri ,.- A . T'wg. 'fi L -e , akgyf 2' . .Zh If '1 'TE.4+.,,,.r ' . 1 . . Y . , 1 ' ,- 1. , ,., ' A . ' N 1 '- , . -f ' ,,' . L4 I.. . . ., ug., ln' f A V ,, I . , . - 3' 'gp v- . f ' A- I A F' ,. ' . 1 rv .4 ' L.. was 4.,,.,Z 7, :Wa The Division oT AgriculTure includes The School oT AgriculTure, The AgriculTural Experi- menT sTaTion, and The AgriculTural ExTension service. The School oT AgriculTure is composed oT The deparTmenTs oT agriculTural chemisTry re- search, agriculTural economics, agriculTural edu- caTion, agriculTural engineering, agriculTural iournalism, agronomy, animal husbandry, dairy husbandry, enTomology, Tood processing, Tor- esTry, horTiculTure, poulTry husbandry and The deparTmenT oT sociology and rural liTe. 'El , r The experimenT sTaTion Tinds new TacTs, ways and meThods To be used in The Tield oT agriculTure. These resulTs are TaughT The sTudenTs in The regular courses. The exTension service carries The insTrucTion To sTaTe Tarmers who cannoT leave Their worlc. lvluch QT The Tame ThaT has come To The Aggie school is due To The ouTsTanding vvorlc and unTiring eTTorT oT Dean Warren Lale Blizzard. l-lead oT The Division oT AgriculTure since l939, Dean Blizzard has been a member oT The A. 84 lvl. TaculTy since I9I5. Page 36 The School oT ArTs and Sciences provides a liberal educaTion as background Tor vocaTions as well as oTTering highly specialized Training. STu- denTs Trorn all schools enroll in courses lisTed under The arTs and sciences curricula. The Tour disTincTive TuncTions oT The school provide basic Training Tor sTudenTs enrolled in vocaTional schools: vocaTional Training in The so- cial, physical and biological sciences and in The humaniTiesg an orienTaTion Tor sTudenTs whose in- experience or immaTuriTy iusTiTies a broad survey oT The chieT Tields oT knowledge preliminary To choosing a vocaTion, and iT provides in Tour-year curricula The culTural background characTerisTic oT well-educaTed men and women. HO0L 0F ART AD IECE CornpleTing his 2IzT yea' Mfr Cfc' 2 fi 0 lvl. College and his l3Th fear an Gear sciences, Dean Schiller Scrogg: ra: f School oT ArTs and Sciences f 'ie ff P' Wm, .,- x f if ' ygfe 'U-nails-b g f 'rf- 1. 1 'S -xi N x X -1 Q.-',,...l..-in 1 noT only on The carrpus The naTion. Dean Scroggs receive College in DuranT. Alfie conTinued his sTuov aT Y degree. degree Trom SouTheas+ siTy where he was grave L 13- YW sf fs s.4 C- x. his A.lv1. degree Trcrr Cc' 2 .4 ,.- -.-A i -Q H ...bv - '- ff' Q'R' V v A vs u f-A i..'2. is. s -x ,-, Q .-n vw vii -U-. 1,-. F . '! DIVISIO OF COMMERCE , gofefnrrenT are calling Tor scien- 'eo fren and women wiTh a hi h de- Q - . ff- ,f and abiliTy To occupy posi- ,- ,--f ,fx , 4.4.1 LJ. l'. :':' of Commerce sTrives To accom- z -f' ' preparing people To answer This call. The record oT graduaTes reveals abundanT evidence ThaT This goal is being realized. The Division oT Commerce, however,' does noT resT on pasT laurels. ConTinuous sTudy and work are being done To gain a beTTer undersTanding oT The purposes and TuncTions oT business. NoT only are The mechanical slcills and Technical knowledge sTressed, buT also The personaliTy TraiTs oT having The courage To Tace realiTy, To assume responsi- biliTy and To live helpTully in social groups. The enTire sTaTF oT The school is willing To counsel and advise The sTudenTs, buT iTs aTTiTude is one oT helpTulness and noT over-sympaThy. SelT-reliance and selT-di- recTion are sTressed in sTudenT relaTions. Raymond D. Thomas, dean oT The Divi- sion oT Commerce, is an execuTive oT whom privaTe business would be proud. l-le pracTices The principles he Teaches in his classes. l-lis oTTice doors are always open To boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy. Pag 38 with- The School of Educafion serves fhe profession of feaching in somewhaf fhe same manner as ofher professional schools serve fhe professions for which fhey are designafed fo offer fraining. ln view of fhe demands of public educafion, fhe School of Educafion has fhree rafher disfincf ma- ior funcfions. These funcfions include feacher educafion, fhe fraining of adminisfrafive and su- pervisory personnel, and professional service. The School of Educafion also serves ofher schools on fhe campus fhrough courses offered in philosophy, phofography, psychology and reli- gious educafion. CHO0L OF EDUCATIO The fesfing bureau is locafeo In fre menf of psyc hology. This bureau :eff denfs of all fhe schools. lf adrr.En'zf, , psychological fesfs, placemenf fezfs and 'f a ,L fion, adminisfers specifc fes's soc' requesfs from insfrucfors, aox-'s and fhe sfudenfs fhemselves. av-- V - The School of Educafion 1 ores: of fhe record fhaf ifs graduafes l .L P 1-i 1T ', ' 5 -uh' . . 'aw mf T W s . : IB L ef TY so les college and Texas uni made. They are locafeo in sc' fhroughouf Oklahoma sfafes in fhe nafion. Dr. Wilson Liffle, oean c. School of Educafion, holds oegfees from Norfh Texas Sfafe Teachefs N ,gg Liffle assumed his dufies as oean iflgfvf fhe beginning of fhe s x alfk. T' .1 . 2- N., 22 vu Before fhis appoinfmenf Dean L'f'e ' was wifh fhe Universifx of Calfoffa. l-le spenf fwo vears, IOM--45, on ' - A. 84 M. college faculfg as a 'a rofessor of educafion. IU' lu. Q! GRAD ATE CHOIIL arose e courses were TirsT oTTered by The A -rffw A if Ivl.CoIlegein IQIO-II. AT pres- x.1 .4 .v :af-Q , rf ., J 'Lf- eaohg TO rrasTer's degrees is given in 44 , s J ssc'ecTs, and The docTor oT educaTion ff fwf- , .4 Fc 'sophy degree in seven subiecTs The demand Tor graduaTe Training is increasing as beTTer qualiTicaTions are required To Till many posirions. In The GraduaTe school 'The sTudenT may sTudy in his special subiecT or he may Take worlc which will increase his knowledge and slcill in oTher Tields. The sTudenT is encouraged To do independenT planning and sTudy. The C5raduaTe school was organized by The presenT dean, Daniel C. lVlcInTosh. I-Ie is a grad- uaTe oT The Indianapolis College oT Pharmacy. , XS -'llc -- sr wiTh a Ph. G., Iowa STaTe College, B. S., and Indiana universiTy, wiTh an A. B., A. lvl. and Ph. D. The graduaTe TaculTy consisTs oT The presidenT oT The college, The dean oT The GraduaTe school, and proTessors and as- sociaTe proTessors who have advanced degrees and Teach graduaTe sTudenTs or carry on research. For more Than Two years several commiTTees have been worlcing on a reorganizaTion oT The Grad- uaTe school To malce The program OT more value To The sTudenTs. The upward Trend oT graduaTe enroll- menT indicaTes The awareness oT sTudenTs To The value oT advanced educaTion. Page 40 The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Division of l-lome Eco- nomics has Jrhe deparlmenls of home economics educalion, home life, household arl, household science, holel and resiauranl managemenl, and home economics research. This school has lcepl pace wilh lhe lasl changing demands of Jrhe busi- ness and professional world. The school has a holel and reslauranl managemenl curricula wilh an enrollmenl of men sludenls comparable lo Those enrolled in olrher colleges. The purposes of Jrhe Division of l-lome Eco- nomics are lo provide a general cullural program based on lhe needs of sludenls enrolled in home economics: lo educale women and men for homemalcing and lo Train women and men for DIVISIO 0F HOME ECO 0MIC posilions wherein home economics off, foe: fp major or minor preparalion. Dean Nora A. Talbof is a graouafe 25 Cfa- homa A. 81 M. and Columbia unifefiff we had one year of adminislrali-fe Hoff af Faffefo universily. She has broughl laurefs so A Z PX. Wg , L... ...Me N4 4 phases of all lypes of honne eco- nomics. for ils progress in developing new-. , . - Dean Talbol has gained naifcna recognilion for her work in organ- izing lhe Tirsl home economics class lor men in l925 and which led io fhe presenf semesrer enrollmenl oi 250 men enrolled in various courses in which lhey selecled as a par+ of lheir educalion. l-ler graciousness and personalily sei a perifech ex- ample for her sludenls lo follow. P graduafe courses is given in all maior fields of engineering, including archifecfure. Two-year ferminal courses are also offered in fhe School of Technical Training. Dean Edward R. Sfapley, adminisfrafive head of fhe lnsfifufe, holds degrees in engineering from Cornell universify and l-larvard universify. l-le is recognized as an able professional engineer and an unusually capable engineering feacher and educafional adminisfrafor. l-le is lisfed in 0KLAHOMAI TIT TE OF TECH 0LOGY fe Qfahcma lnsfifufe of Technology em- s 'free n'a'or divisions of acfivify: fhe Divi- cf Engneering insfrucfion, fhe Division of ' E'3'i C-11 Research and Experimenf sfafion, 'fe fjfsion of Engineering and lndusfrial Qc. lnsffucfion in bofh undergraduafe and , as , f - , ii Who's Who in Engineering, American Men of Science, and Who's Who in American Educafion. Assisfing in fhe general adminisfrafion of fhe insfifufe is Prof. Melvin R. Loh- mann, who was named vice-dean af fhe beginning of fhe currenf college year. Dean Sfapley and vice-dean Lohmann, along wifh many members of fhe insfifufe sfaff, are regisfered professional engi- neers in Oklahoma The repufafion of fhe Oklahoma lnsfi- fufe of Technology for fraining engineers on undergraduafe and graduafe levels, and for ifs research and exfension acfiv- ify, is becoming more and more wide- spread wifh each succeeding year. Page 42 ,,r .ng ,fy . The School oT VeTerinary Medicine is The youngesT To be added To The schools oT A. 84 M. college. - The school opened March I, I948, and now has 65 sTudenTs enrolled. The purpose oT The school is To Train veTerinarians To pracTice veTer- inary medicine in Oklahoma. WiTh The comple- Tion oT a new building, which is now under con- sTrucTion, The school will be well-equipped To Teach required courses. To secure a degree in veTerinary medicine requires Two years oT pre- veTerinary worlc plus The regular Tour-year course in The school. The head oT The School oT VeTerinary Medi- cine is Dean Clarence l-lamilTon McElroy. l-le has CHO0L OF ETERI ARY MEDICI E been wiTh Olclahoma A. Z lf. Cofeg, Than 40 years. AT prezenT he iz a pfzfez' bacTeriology and is also head QT Tra' Cer, menT. l-le is The TacuITy ad fiaor for B ue 'ey 3' Sigma and Phi ETa Sigma. S.. Ti' ,A - l v 1. .4 4 4.1 ' ,591 'Q . F ,,..lv' i Dean McElroy received hs 3.5. degree Trom A. X4 M. ano Vs D. V. T M. Trom ST. Joseph VeTeff'iarx' cc- lege. Dean Mac, as he is lmox-an sTudenTs, is always willing To a and counsel any sTudenT who guidance. A TaculTy oT I2 graduaTe ve'e narians has been secured by Dean McElroy. Through his eTTorTs ado 're eTTorTs oT The sTaTT The Schoc ci VeTerinary Medicine aT Cliahcrfa A. 84 M. will be one oT The Too-ra' - ' ino schools oT The naTion. DEA of TUDE T Teac O. ls. Campbell comple-Ted his TirsT year 's sea :T sTudenTs aT Oklahoma A. 81 M. Col- . fee Campbells posiTion places emphasis se prob enfs oT men sTudenTs aT A. 81 M. l-lis s 'nc uae counselling, oi-ienTaTion oT new sTu- se 's and general advisemenT oT men. fear Campbell sTaTed, aT The TirsT oT The year, Cu :ace mll sTi-ive To serve Aggies in every -as cessoe. Cur acTiviTies are cenTered around '..3en's because much oT our worlc will be wiTh some erases oT The many sTudenT organizaTions. Tre nei-. sean has worked in close cooperaTion c 'ce sTudenT senaTe This year. l-lis advice and : lose nas proved invaluable in solving The many crccems conTronTing The sTudenTs. Dean Campbell came To A. 81 M. in l939 and T.-.as acoofmed chairman oT counsellors oT men's 'essence halls and proTessor in The School OT Eoucarofi. l.aTer he was appoinTed acTing head CT Tee educaTional adminisTraTion deparTmenT in 'ne School oT EducaTion in addiTion To his Tormer cos'T' fi. DEA of W0lVlE The deparTmenT oT dean oT women is, in a way, a clearing house Tor The college acTiviTies and The guidance oT women sTudenTs on The cam- pus. The services OT The oTTice are aT all Times open To The individual and To The many women's organizaTions Tor counsel. Dean Julia E. STouT has been dean oT women aT Oklahoma A. X1 M. College since l928. The posiTion oT advising and loolcing aTTer The wel- Tare oT The women sTudenTs in social, Tinancial and scholasTic ajrlairs is hers. The counselling sysTem in women's residence halls aT A. 8: M. worlcs ouT oT The oTTice oT The dean oT women. All hosTesses Tor women's halls and houses are advised by Mrs. Anna STringTield, who heads The counselling sysTem, and Dean STouT who is The oTTicial hosTess oT The college. Mrs. EsTelle l-lammond, assisTanT To The dean, heads The women's sTudenT employmenT service Through The deparTmenT oT dean oT women. YWCA, AWS, Panhellenic, Grand Council and oTher women's groups worlc closely wiTh This oTfice. Page 44 GRADUATE ol 1949 Row I: Adams, Max D., Red Oak, lowa: Anderson, Thomas Kemp, Jr., San Saba, Tex., Sigma Della Chi: Baker, James Auslin, Slillwaler, San- born Enlomology Club. Row 2: Barber, Elaine, Brookhaven, Miss.: Beames, Ben D., Tishimingo: Bell, Marvin Carl, Jr., Cenlerlown, Ky. Row 3: Bickel, Belly Jo, Enid, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Della Pi, Omicron Nu, Home Economics Club, Graduale Assislanl: Boasso, Celia, Uru- guay, Soulh America: Bolene, Charles Eugene, Enid. Row 4: Boyd, Charles M., Conway, Arlc.: Brown, Everelle Thomas, Jr., Tulsa, Bela Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Gamma Mu, Baplisl Slu- denl Union, lnlernalional Relalions Club, YMCA: Burns, Gene Cran- dall, Tulsa, Phi Ela Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Tau, Chess Club. Row 5: Carney, Sidney M., Quinlon, Bela Alpha Psi, lllanaha: Car- slens, Lura H., Slillwaler: Casey, Nola Armena, Caslle. B E L O W Top Row: Calhelin, Julielle, Senan, Yonne, France: Chopra, Bollom Row Dilmars William C H Surieel, Bombay, India, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Home Eco- Elam Joe Slillwaler Fawceln Bracie Morlan nomics Club: Cobb, Goodwin Keener, Red Roclk: Cunningham, Della Pi Phi Bela Sigma Home EC John Church, Canlon, Ohio, Ela Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, Phi Club AAUW Fuller Ernesl Marion Gardenhire James Kappa Phi, Amaleur Radio Club: Dean, Hugh M., Chandler, H Roclcwall Tex Greaves Arlhur Edward lnduslrial Engineering Sociely: Deering, Fred, Jr., Slillwaler, Groom Mallhew Dulce Jr P rm D i Bela Alpha Psi: Dipboye, Clyde W., Sligler, Della Sigma Thela, YMCA Fulure Farmers ol Amer ca lola Lambda Sigma, Wesley Foundalion, YMCA, T8cl Club, QlAA. PM dz.: is IG' , -fu ,,,.4ll- gf -, NNN K 'X 'B'-,Q .qs- ,, l N .CC.oCl'f ,fl,1,' lr. - boob -s . . . Q Page 45 .Q o : .-11 'Ds i I . Q bi' Q is . . 0-4 - -..tn Y' I if B E L O W Ti: Pi.-.1 Kylander, Roberl' Louis, Terre I-laule, Ind., Lambda GRAD ATE of 1949 Raw I: Hagelslein, Dora Frances, San Angelo, Tex.: Hancock, Hunfer McRee, Maylield, Ky., Phi Sigma, Wildlife Sociely: Ha+che'H', J. C., Canure. Row 2: Helfrey, Madeleine Anne, Williamslown, N. J.: Henry, Billy R., Qluslee: Holden, Charles A., Jr., Tulsa. Row 3: Hull, Grace Finley, Oklahoma Cily, Omicron Nu, Pi Zela Kappa, Grand Council, Home Economics Club, Who's Who l46l, AWS Judicial Board: Hunler, William D., Tulsa, Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Kappa Psi, Wreslling, Dance Orcheslra: Imperial, Gerardo A., Duma- guele, Philippines. Row 4: Johansen, Roberl' T., Enderlin, N. Dalc.: Johnson, Alva Marie, Smolan, Kan.: Karlsson, Hilda Margarela, lronsides, Md., WAA. Row 5: Kearney, Morris Clarence, Jr., Greenville, Tex.: Kemp, Mar- jorie Lee, Tulsa, Kappa Della: Knox, Lee G., Claremore, Gamma Thela Upsilon Presidenl, Scabbard 81 Blade. Bollom Row: Linslcy, Chesler, Roxbury, Mass., ASME, SAE, SIE, C' 4 in 2'-'rffie' SzC'e',f ci Chemical Engineers: Lacey, OSPEp Mall, Beulah Norlon, Dehra Dun, India: McCar1'hy, Ger- Roberl E., f g5 'e' Pr' Lambda Uczilen. Inlerrialional Rela- ald L., Qlclahoma Cily, Lambda Chi Alpha, Blue Key, Pi Epsilon ' if' C .:. f-CQ f'- Cris Lacy, Roberl L., Walrila, Alpha Zela, Pi: McCormick, William Jared, Dallas, Tex., ASME: McLaughlin, ' 2-2.-f--, Fggf, X Crum' Lamb, Russell Broolcs, Olcla- Homer Charles, Duncan, Fencing Club, Chess Club: Mefheny, rr. 'H -f, mzxcz PIEE IES Pershing Rifles, OSPE, Lesler W., Slilwell, Lambda Chi Alpha, Kappa Della Pi: Noel, E 42' Lafham, James Harold, Crsiclazha' Leslie, W. Dean, fy Ligonnel, Chrisliane Marie, Parit, Erance. Charles A., Jeannelle, Pa., Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, OSPE, AIEE. ? 'V , .v. ,, .. Q4 'H , l Z ,I ,off Lb nr+1 1'rs.A l1A ,azo- ..-I ia. -5:9 M W5-QL dh-up-. ABOVE Top Row: Olmslead, Ernesl A., Slillwaler: Owens, Glendola, Woodward: Poe, Edna Merle, Oklahoma Cily, Pi Mu Epsilon: Pruell, Mildred, Slillwaler, Kappa Della Pi Pres., Pi Zela Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Orange Ouill, Orange 84 Black Ouill, Educalion Council, Baplisl Sludenl Union, YWCA Cabinel: Reber, Elwood F., Reading, Pa.: Reeder, Harmon, Jr., Ela Kappa Nu, Phi Kappa Phi, AIEE, OSPE: Roberls, Helen S., Walonga, l-lome Economics Club, YWCA. Bollom Row: Roberlson, Mahlon Bryan, Tulsa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Blue Key, lola Lambda Sigma, Varsily Rille Team: Russell, Viola M., Ponca Cily, Pi Gamma Mu: Sears, Edna Lorene, Roosevell: Shepley, John H., Lancasler, Pa., lola Lambda Sigma: Shuck, Marjorie June, Greensburg, Kan.: Smilh, Phyllis Jo, Cherokee, Kappa Pi Epsilon, Phi Sigma, Kappa Della Pi: Smilh, Reh Lee, Tulsa, lola Lambda Sigma. BELOW Top Row: Slephens, James P., Jr., Slillwaler, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Zela, Phi Sigma, Agronomy Club, Aggie Sociely, Blue Key: Slephenson, Leslie Earle, Allon, III., Blue Key, lola Lambda Sigma, Phi Della Kappa, Alpha Sigma Ela. Who's Who, Caplain Varsily 84 ROTC Rille Teams: Thaker, Madhusudan Bholan- alh, Wadhwan Cily, India, Phi Sigma, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Agronomy Club: Thomas, William, Monell, Pi Gamma Mu: Thompson, Truel B., Shreveporl, La.: Thornlon, Richard Wilson, San Francisco, Calil.: Thorslenberg, Richard Lee, Ponca Cily, AlChE. Bolom Row: Van-Pell, Leo F., Freedom, Fulure Farmers ol America: Vongonlen, Palsy McGinly, Kieler, Pi Omega Pi, Epsilon Pi, Kappa Della Pi: Ward, William A., Shreveporl, La., Sigma Della Chi: While, Paul Arlhur, Somerville, Mass., Thela Chi, Sigma Xi, Phi Sigma: Williams, Bruce Millar, Slillwaler, Della Tau Della, AIEE, Engineering Sociely: Wilson, Duane Earl, Anllers, Lambda Chi Alpha, Bela Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Kappa Tau Pi, Phi Ela Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key: Woods, Harold-O., Chickasha, lola Lambda Sigma, Phi Della Kappa: Yuk, James Peler, Grand Haven, Mich. Q-4' Qrrfs 'Wh 1?- ,f ' f .6123 'I' . , 7. ' I , , FI x, - ' -' 1-'X B' f Q 4 ,2 nf:- jf,,ff- j,,'--ff Y - ' A wr.. - .- v.- 1... -L M ififffra. ,Sw .R uc Af Y. . . N.-A , ..- Q-....iZ':2.v-ryayfrig-:,1 fi fa . samuel 'UQ Archilefs Ricnaro some walefco cf A-x. .., - 11 ' .f- XW 1 'NF C 'U ' ,ua 76: Q N - ' , A - - ' Rf B i -P' - ' T 5 ,, 7, ,,,. W, ,W , , i.'6 , ii. ,, .., -.fi Page 48 .4 4 s. ' Senior Class Olllicersz Ed Parlcer, president Eldon l-lood, vice-presidenlg Virginia Powell, secrelary-lreasurer. o ZVLLOIAJ Senior lass of 1949 Row I: Adams, Harold Gene, Tulsa, Educalion, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Chi Gamma lora, Kappa Delia Pi, Alpha Phi Qmega, Phi Delia, Alpha Sigma Eia, lniernalional Relaiions Club, Young Ciiizens Commilicc, Choral Club: Adams, Paul W., Siillwaier, Commerce, Qiiicers Club, Adams, Roy Calvin, Wellsion, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Chi Gamma lo'ra. Row 2: Adkins, Les'rer Vernon, l-lenryeiia, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi: Aiifholder, Fred James, Blackwell, Engineering: Akin, Rolan M., Shawnee, Engineering Socieiy, Air Reserve Associalion. Row 3: Alexander, Charloife C., Srillwaier, l-lome Economics, Beia Sigma Phi, l-lome Economics Club, Alexander, Eddie Millard, Duncan, Aris 84 Sciences, Wildlife Conservaiion Socieiyg Alexander, lvan D., Duke, Agriculiure, A. 84 M. Masonic Club, Block 84 Bridle. Row 4: Alkire, George Wall, Lindsay, Commerce: Allbriiain, Richard Henry, Enid, Engineering, Phi Eia Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma: Allen, Bill Louis, Cushing, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, l-lell l-lounds. Row 5: Allen, Mack Sanders, McAles+er, Commerce: Allen, Roy, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Tau, lndusirial Engineering Socieiy, Engineering So- cieiy, Delia Sigma Theia, Oklahoma Siale Engineer, Allison, Dale Clif- ford, Augusia, Kan., Commerce. BELOW Qf' 3.9 4-P ,914- A Q ff' 1 Top Row: Alspach, Rea Joyce, Edmond, Home Economics, Cloud l-loppers, OSPE7 Andrews, James C., T, YWCA, Pi Epsilon Alpha: Alfland, Mary Lou, Qklahoma Ciiy, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Aggie Wivesg Aliland, Wesley Paul, Leedey, Agriculiure, Chi Gamma loia, Collegiale EFA, Kappa Phi Epsilon, Anderson, EmmeH' Arfhur, Sand '22 .-ni c S Boriom Row: An+hony, Helen, Tulsa Ar-s Si S:'e':es Pr' Anihony, Paul Edwin, l-lanna, Commerce' Arender, Barney C Shawnee, Engineering: ArneH', Paul Deloy, N'-agcce' 2'3 Springs, Agriculiure, Spur and Comb, lrianahag Anderson, Rob- ing, Eia Kappa Nu, Phi Era Sigma P' V- Eos' :M Arnold, A er? Ernesi, l-leavener, Agriculiure, Alpha Zeia, Varsily Riile Thur Lee, Srillwaier, Engineering Pn' E'a Sgma' Arnold, Marvin Team, Dairy Club, lniernaiional Relaiions Club: Anderson, R. Eugene, Siillwaier, Engineering, Aloha Ta- Cmega' Ashwor+h Sherwood, Tulsa, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, Phi Eia Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, Blue Key, Who's Who, Engineering Socieiy, Aggie AN.: Ralph S., Jr., Quakeriown Pa. Engre-' P' T S' Club, Varsiiy Track. .. -NJ ... 'Rfk' ,. '9 'IC K '21 az. -:rcs ,,,,,,, is Q .1 8,3 it 04 enior Class of 1949 Row I: Aus+in, Billie Carol, l.aw+on, Commerce: Askey, Roberf Lee Ponca Cify, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Chi Epsilon, Alpha Sigma Eia G Club: Aulen, Richard B., Siillwaler, Commerce. Row 2: Bahm, Carl James, Cushing, Engineering, Theia Kappa Phi Tech Socieiy, Newman Clubg Bailey, Jane, Barilesville, Arls 84 Sciences Alpha Pi Mu, Gamma Delia, Psi Chi, Pi Zera Kappa: Bailey, Oran F. Chickasha, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club. Row 3: Bailey, Ross W., Yukon, Engineering, Era Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau Baker, Edward Kirk, Billings, Agriculiure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Phi Era Sigma, Alpha Zeia, Agronomy Club, Baker, James B., Siigler, Agricul lure, Dairy Club, Rui Nex. Row 4: Baker, John C., Tulsa, Commerce, Kappa Sigma, Phi Era Sigma Balenline, Cleveland Oliver, Maysville, Agriculiure, Alpha Gamma Rho Block 84 Briclle, Aggie Sociely, Punchersg Ball, Lyle H., Laverne, Com merce, Kappa Kappa Psi, Bancl. Row 5: Ball, Marion LeForce, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Era Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Socieiy Auiomoiive Engi neersg Barber, Ernesl Clark, Wesson, Miss., Engineering, Sigma Tau AICE: Barkman, Lamberl Lynn, ldabel, Arls 84 Sciences. BELOW . .: Barnard, John C., Rrgkng Commerce, Mu Kappa Ta.- Barnes, James Wendell, Tuiza Engineering, loia Lambda sf 2' 1 fgmf. ef: ffeiiey Eoundaiion Presidenl, ln- :- -1121 ' P 'ser' YMCA' Barnes, Olela C., 5' 'L f Pr' PCE, l-lonne Economics Club? Barneiri, Blanche W., 1 ofa Home Economics, Kappa Phi, .i ' :3f'l'1'-Z' Wine EiC'C'f'CZ Club, Girls Glee Club: Barney, Charles Cecil, Cf: C'5'Q Pgriiijiure, Cgllegigig 'lpn -A Barra, Frank J., ff' Lui' Engineering, Chi Ep- L SCT Barre++, K. E., S fffye' Ccrfrriorce, Mu Kappa Tau. Boiiom Row: Barringion, Wm. Oliver, Lawlon, Aris 8: Sciences Bar+hurs'r, M. Loyd, Cherokee, Agricullure, Earm l-louse, Agron omy Club, Block 84 Bridle, Barlon, Clarence Wilburn, l'-lunling ion, W. Va., Engineering, ASME: Barlon, Sarah Emily, Siillwaier Aris Bc Sciences, Theia Sigma Phi, Kappa Pi Epsilon, Redskin G'Collegian7 Bass, Roberl Armand, Muskogee, Commerce, Al- pha Kappa Psi, Beia Alpha Psig Balchelder, Arley E., Enid, Com merce, Mu Kappa Tau, Bafes, Bill A., Recllancls, Calif., Engineer- ing, Della Chi. T 'X 'F- ' , 4. x L.J l. n fl., We gr 'fl .a,,s. 'fi'-X N . '..., f' . qvgy.-,ev i -- 'K if f ,, x 'v '-0 'A 'ir' F -Til T1 A1 ,,f,,,., 'C7 'wa '45P Quai, ABOVE Top Row: Bales, Melvin V., Agra, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, Bales, Jeanne, Mounds, Educalion, Kappa Phi, Baley, Roberl Weldon, Denlon, Tex., Engineering, Thela Chi, OSPE, ASCE, Bay, Huberl D., Cushing, Educalion, Bean, James W., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Bechfold, Jack Richard, Perry, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Beckley, Belly Burke, El Reno, l-lome Economics, Alpha Chi Omega, l-lome Economics Club, WAA, YWCA. Bollom Row: Beels, Mary Elizabelh, Kellyville, l-lome Economics, l-lome Econom- ics Club, Belknap, William Bernhard, Barllesville, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Alpha Sigma Ela, Pi Mu Epsilon, ASCE, Blue Key, Sigma Tau, Chi Epsilon, Phi Ela Sigma, Sludenl' Senale, Who's Who, lnler-Pralernily Council, Bell, Bill C., Ponca Cily, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Phi Ela Sigma, ASME, Bell, Gene Thomas, Phoenix, Ariz., Agricullure, EEA, Ver Village Council, Bell, Voelia Jeanne, Duncan, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Della, Thela Sigma Phi, lnlernalional Relalions Club, YWCA, Young Republicans, Bell, Wayne D., Ponca Cily, Com- merce, Bellalli, Louise Crosnoe, l-lollis, l'lome Economics, Zela Tau Alpha, Omi- cron Nu, l-lome Economics Club, YWCA. BELOW Top Row: Berger, Seymour Maurice, Brooklyn, N. Y., Arlrs 84 Sciences, Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi, Brandeis Club, Berry, Gerald Gray, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Besl, Bill Arnold, Seminole, Educalion, Baplisl Sludenl Union, Biard, Millon J., Paris, Tex., Agricullure, Bickel, Glenn Dwigh+, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIEE, OSPE, Bickham, PaHy Joyce, Mannlord, Commerce, Kappa Pi Epsilon, YWCA, Bieber, Nalalie Price, Siillwaler, Arls 8: Sciences. Boliom Row: Billingsley, Jack B., Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE, Engineering Sociely, Billingsley, Ray Verne, Mulual, Agricullure, Farm l-louse, Aggie X, Block 84 Bridle. Aggie Sociely, Birdwell, lris Aline, Kiowa, Arls 84 Sciences, Birdwell, Lealrice Joy, Kiowa, Arls 8: Sciences, Bishop, Cliflord W., Enid, Educalion, lola Lambda Sigma, Black, Fred M., Cleveland, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, IMRC, Black, Jack N., ldabel, Agricullure, EEA. an .'A. Mft' 15 s Ll- Q. l i E -rg. 6' Agqhsire new- Cib. fs if .331 1' cc ' Q x ,X df' 16 453 'WS- '34- 'Sn Qfux YZ' YS'- Q x 3 -K' 38N 3-6. 54. ,. , ' '23- s -H K . l , . I ' -815' -rx' enior Class of 1949 Row I: Black, Marlin Wilson, Kildare, Agricullure: Black, Roberl H., Cklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Blagg, Charline, Seminole. Commerce, YWCA. Row 2: Blakemore, G. C., Madill, Agricullure, EEA, Rui Nex: Blake- more, William R., Slilwell, Agricullure: Blanchard, B. J., Naples, N. Y.. Engineering, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zela Presidenl, ASAE. Row 3: Blankenburg, Bob, Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Chi, Commerce Srudenr Council: Boaz, Forres+ K., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Pi Kappa Alpha: Bogerl, William Max, Enid, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. Row 4: Bohanon, Frankie, Clayion, l-lome Economics, l-lome Economics Club: Bonner, Larry G., Sperry, Commerce, Sociely Tor Personnel Man- agemenl: Booher, Curlis Oliver, Edmond, Commerce. Row 5: Boone, Donald Talmage, Ramona, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi: Borkan, Norman, Brooklyn, N. Y., Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Pi Mu: Born, John Wesley, Enid, Engineering, Bela Thela Pi, Chi Epsilon, Engi- neering Sociely. BELOW 4 3: Bosron, James l., Pdair Agricullure, EEA: Boulon, Roberr W., 2f. e:.V ff Czfffferce' Bowles, Suma, Sapulpa, -'nf 'cffe Eifrcmcz Club, YWCA, Leader's .1 Bowman, Frank, Jr., Eric Commerce. Sigma Chi, Bela - 31 f- ' ff. fer,r,f, Pi' P' Esilcn Pi- Boyd, Beverly, Ton- ' 1 X -VCP' Boyer, Helen Louise, Burr Oak, L , 'i'. P fra Crf Cmega, Home Economics 'A' fr 1 .'.f'f-F MVC!-' Brackelf, Phyllis, Sapulpa, S, r, , 1 CH, NP!-. Choral Club, Aqua- , ' ff. f.. ,. Borlom Row: Bradley, Charles Donald, McAles+er, Commerce, Della Sigma Thelag Bradley, Joe Lorin, Washinglon, Arls 84 Sciences, Bela Thela Pi, Q Club, Oiiicers Club, Sludenl Ass'n Presidenl, YMCA Execuiive Council: Bradley, Orville Dail, Mounds, Arls 81 Sciences, Phi Ela Sigma, Chi Gamma loia, Red Red Rose: Bradshaw, Billye Fern, Cheyenne, Arls 84 Sciences, Pi Epsilon Alpha, Tau Bela Sigma, Alpha Pi Mu, YWCA: Brad- shaw, Gerald E., Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Brady, Bernard Van, Tacoma, Wash., Agricullureg Brady, James D., Ardmore, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE. at 72? .Y- vw-H' ABCDVE Top Row: Brady, Wm. M., Ardmore, Agricullure: Brakey, Roberf James, Jr., Drumrighi, Engineering, ASME: BramleH, Reba Jo Ann, Aris 81 Sciences, Alpha Delia Pi, Peppers, WAA, YWCA, Varsily Radio Club, Symphonic Club: Brandle, Verdun Lee Roy, Cushing, Commerce, lvlu Kappa Tau: Brandsi:eHer, Joe Darr, Grayslake, Ill., Commerce, Bela Theia Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi: Brannan, Richard Dean, Belen, N. lvl., Agriculiure, FFA: Brannon, Clarence David, Cave Spring, Ga., Agriculiure. Bollom Row: Breeden, J. S., Wilminglon, N. C., Engineering, Qiiicers Club, Scabbard 84 Blade, lnduslrial Aris Socieiy: Brewsler, Milburn Powell, Magazine Ark., Agricullure, Della Sigma Thela, l-lell l-lounds, FFA: Brians, Chesler Leo, Caboi, Ark., Agricullure, Farm l-louse, Bapiisi Sludeni Union, Kappa Tau Pi, FFA, Aggie Sociely, Fuiure Teachers of America: Bridges, Ross Herber'r, Chero- kee, Commerce, Kappa Sigma, Phi Era Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau: Bridwell, Herberf A., Arneir, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Scabbard X4 Blade: Brisfow, Frank Wal'rer, Tulsa, Agriculiure, American Sociely of Agronomy: Brockman, Lewis B., Vian, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Blue Key, Phi Era Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Mu Kappa Tau, Redskin Edilor, Who's Who, Rui Nex, Young Cilizens Commiiiee. BELOW Top Row: Brogden, Velma Durham, Davis, Educaiion: Broihers, Gilberi' Ray, Moorewood, Arls gl Sciences, Pi Gamma lvlu, Delia Sigma Theia, Wesley Founda- Tion: Broihers, Leah ScoH, Sulphur, Educarion, Kappa Phi, YWCA, lnier-Religious Council, Wesley Foundaiion: Brown, Clarence Rex, l-loldenville, Arls 84 Sciences: Brown, George Duane, Enid, Commerce, Phi Delia Theia: Brown, G. Richard, Tulsa, Aris 84 Sciences, Sigma Phi Epsilon: Brown, Jessie Arnola, Alius, Educaiion, Tau Gamma, ACE. Boiiom Row: Brown, Lawrence E., Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE: Brown, William Fer- guson, Jr., Canonsburg, Pa., Educaiion, Varsily Track: Brownlee, Ralph Maurice, Joiner, Ark., Agriculiure: Brox, L. l., Enid, Commerce, Rui Nex President Brumley, Herman, Wewoka, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club, Officers Club: Bru'ron, John Crump, Sasakwa, Agricullure, FFA: Brufon, Rufh While, Sasakwa, Home Eco- nomics, Home Economics Club. 13:5 , if Q ' we if rr f '. 11-' 'O-f l UK 4' A -1-s- Z ' .5352 49 ff, wi 'Q R' D x . X V, Ragga ' ' ' fi fb Q, ' I .... , 3' - . -HL ' .-M. F' -0, J We Two c o cafio . 425 illil' 41 5-N-Q - -- :--K. . SUV? Y ,W l 7 gi:- -,gr IP l l 'L 11 nv- ,rx l enior Class of 1949 Row I: Bryan, Francis Wyman, Manchesler, Conn., Engineering: Bryanf, Barbara Ann, l'lollis, l-lome Economics, Kappa Phi, Tau Bela Sigma Presidenl, Girls Band, Rifle Team, Wesley Choir, Wesley Eoundaliont Bryan'r, Leo Wayne, Seminole, Agricullure. Row 2: Bryanf, Leonard Alion, Anllers, Commerce, Phi Eia Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau: Bryan+, Marion Averial, Erick, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, Phi Ela Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Blue Key, Sigma Tau: Bryanf, Vernon Winford, Rush Springs, Aris 84 Sciences, Lambda Chi , Alpha, Scabbard 81 Blade. i -.ax Row 3: Buckmasfer, Nancy Jane, Oak Park, Ill., Commerce, Kappa Della, lnlernalional Relalions Club, YWCA, Sociely of Personnel Man- agers: Buckner, William Don, Slillwaler, Engineering, AlEE: Bullard, William Michael, Sloninglon, Ill., Agricullure, EEA, Rui Nex. Row 4: Bunch, James E., Duncan, Engineering, Sigma Tau, GSPE, Engi- neering Sludenl Council: Bunch, Louis H., Slillwaler, Arls 81 Sciences Bunch, Merle L., Bernice, Agricullure. Row 5: Bundy, Kenneih D., Enid, Commerce: Burba, Fosfer Sferling Tullle, Engineering, ASCE, Engineering Sociely, Chi Epsilon: Burnell A Don Willis, Yale, Aris 81 Sciences, Prospeclors Club. BELOW 1 'if-1 Burne-H, Dale R., Cne sea Engineering, Pi Mu Epsilon, ASAE Burne++, Billye V., X- en Arr 21 Sciences, Psi Chit Burnell, Carolyn Jo, S e'52'c moore Economic: l-lome Economics Club? Burne++, Madison Monroe, S'ra':ord Agricullure, Chi Gamma EEL 3: fri' Burfon, Bob, Tyler Ter., Commerce, Sigma D-1 C' C ,Q Je'1 y Paco Club lvluslangs' Buzard, Richard, T, ie E fi'f:f,'i 5 P' far,r,.a Pmha DEGDI Arls Socielyf Byer, Jerry Guy, 'gc C'. frf,'ie Sgrra Alpha Epsilon, Mu ffl ' 'Q -'L,. Pi..-.1 Byers, Gene David, ififlfzffl Engineering, GSPE, AIEE, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Amaleur Radio Club: Byers, John C., Soulh l-laven, Kan., Engineering, ASME, ASE: Caldwell, Elizabeih Jane, Oklahoma Cily, Aris Bc Sciences, Terpsichorean, WAA, YWCA, Grand Council, Par Linx, Aggielles, Rifle Team, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Norlh Murray Presidenl: Caldwell, Nolen B., Byron, Ark., Agricullure: Caldwell, Ralph, Jr., Wellslon, Agriculiure, Block Bi Bridle, EEA: Callaway, Bobbie L., Mone++, Mo., l-lome Economics, Della Zela, Phi Chi Della, YWCA, l-lome Economics Club: Campbell, Mark L., Tulsa, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME. -.141 9, if - 4.3 ,Lim- J ISV 'we 'GJ' za:- 'ia I I 434-' ABOVE Top Row: Campbell, Waylon E., lvlarlow, Commerce, Alpha Sigma Phi: Canlrell, Belly Jo, Wagoner, Arls 84 Sciences, Chi Omega: Capelc, Slanley Joseph, Wood- side, N. Y., Engineering, AIEE, IRE: Card, Janel, Alva, I-lome Economics: Car- penler, Palricia Dene, Ponca Cily, Educalion, Kappa Della Pi, Sigma Tau Della, Grange 81 Black Quill, Aggielles, Pi Epsilon Alpha, Players Club, WAA, Sludenl Senale: Carslens, Edward John, Slillwaler, Engineering, The Crescenl Club, Sigma Tau, Engineering Sociely, IES, OSPE: Carler, Brewsler P., IVIcAIesler, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma. Bollom Row: Cash, Palsy Lee, Shawnee, Educalion, I-lol Jazz Sociely, Varsi- lonians, Inlernalional Relalions Club: Cass, Norman S., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Engineering Sociely Presidenl, OSE, IES: Casler, Bill R., Blair, Commerce, Phi Della Thela, Ivlu Kappa Tau, Ollicers Club: Casler, Joan Knillel, Mooreland, Home Economics, Alpha Della Pi, I-Iome Economics Club, YWCA: Chalmers, Jefferson Wilkinson, Sand Springs, Arls 84 Sciences: Chambers, Kalh- leen McNull, I-Iobarl, Educalion, Pi Zela Kappa, Kappa Della Pi: Chambers, Wayne D., Crescenl, Commerce. BELOW Top Row: Chaney, K. O., Barllesville, Commerce, I-Iell I-lounds: Charles, Norma Jean, Ashland, Kan., Home Economics, ACE: Chenowelh, Elhel Alberla, Tonlcawa, Commerce, Epsilon Pi: Childress, Roberl Wayne, Enid, Arls Xi Sciences, Lambda Chi Alpha, I-lell I-Iounds: Chillum, Arva Dale, Piedmonl, Agricullure: Chilwood, Lesler D., El. Smilh, Ark., Agricullure, I-Iorlicullure Club: Choale, Orel Dean, I-lennessey, Educalion. Bollom Row: Chrislenson, Russell Bruce, Minol, N. D., Engineering, ASAE: Chronisler, Bill W., Tulsa, Arls 3: Sciences, Prospeclors Club: Church, Billy R., Slillwaler, Commerce, Kappa Sigma: Churchill, John Charles, Orlando, Ela., Engineering, IES, OSPE: Cicarelli, James R., Slamlord, Conn., Commerce: Clai- borne, Beverly, McAIesler, Educalion, Kappa Alpha Thela, Newman Club: Claus, Edward John, Wichila, Kan., Commerce, Bela Thela Pi, Kappa Alpha Psi, Bela Alpha Psi. Q .Q l75fQ Q 1.4 pu-f pill bv' f 'A' 5.- 'Sig .41- .2 -5 Alix J, 1, di-. IQSK. 'vm M 2' .ww P-A--Q 1 2-K Q - xr' L : . A i -3. 5 CWS W. enior Class of 1949 Row I: Cleelon, Alan Roberl, Pillsburgh, Pa., Arls 84 Sciences, Wesley Eoundalion, Wesley Players, Della Sigma ilhela, Alpha Sigma Ela: Clendenin, Carl C., Ardmore, Agricullureq Cleverley, Mary Ann, Bar- llesyille, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Alpha Chi Omega. Row 2: Clinkenbeard, Paul Sylvesler, l-lugo, Engineering, Engineering Sociely, ASME, Clodlellor, Glen Allen, Soulh Haven, Kan., Engineer- ing, Cloud, James W., Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, Engi- neering Sociely, ASCE, Masonic Club. Row 3: Clower, Dorolhy Deane, Pryor, Home Economics: Coales, John Alberl, Geary, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Pi Mug Cochran, Frank Marcus, Jr., Washinglon, D. C., Commerce, Sigma Phi Epsilon Presidenl, Blue Key, Della Sigma Pi, lnler-Eralernily Council Presidenl. Row 4: Cochran, John William, Joplin, Mo., Engineering, Engineering Sociely, AlChEg Cochran, Roberl W., Cushing, Engineering: Coffman, Roberl B., Pauls Valley, Agricullure, Aggie X. Row 5: Cohlmia, Bill E., Fairview, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Cole, James E., Sapulpa, Educaliong Collins, Richard Lee, Yale, Agricullure, EEA. B E L O W C l harp J hn E E P Agricullure Kappa Sigma, Arls 84 Sciences, YWCA, Conway, William Joseph, Jr., Qkla- o Combes Winslon A -lishomingo, homa Cily, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha, IES. S gma lhela Della Sigma Al- P d nl Aggie Council resi- Bollom Row: Cook, Clyde Adolphus, Texarkana, Ark., Com- Comer Alva Gene l-lominy Engineering, merceg Cook, G. M., Jr., Cemenl, Agricullureg Cook, Paul Du- ll o 1 ly Aulomolive n i- ane, Conroe, Tex., Engineering: Cook, Randolph D., Texarkana, Conlzwrighl Frank C T Agri ullure Agronomy Club, Ark., Engineering, ASAE: Cook, William McClain, Jr., Oillon, Conrad June Nadine R don Home Econom- Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha: Cooper, George Thornlon, b, Cenlral Ealls, R. l., Engineering, -lhela Chi, AIEE: Cooper, Glen ffff- Conrad Phyllis Juelle Bixby, C., l'lobarl, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Block 84 Bridle. ARE- 'vsvd 1 3, 'H-vin f,.,,'F 97' fr-.K M 'W M-Mr ,wx N ' -T' 'xggtjf ' -H..-our ' 3. 1, r i 1 . 1 . y ABOVE Top Row: Cooper, Ray Rex, l-lobari, Agriculiure, FFA, Boxing Club, Baplizi Srudenr Union, Cooper, Thurman E., Gkemah, Engineering: Coppage, Lee, Srigf ler, Home Economics, Alpha Delia Pi, YWCA, WAA, Kappa Phi, Home Ecof nomics Club: Corbin, Julia, Konawa, l-lome Economics, Leaders Club: Cordell, John T., Tulsa, Agriculrure, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Corey, Margarei' Grace, Cush- ing, Home Economics, l-lome Economics Club, WAA, YWCA, Cormack, Fred, Jr., Byron, Agricullure, Farm House, Alpha Zeia, Phi Sigma, Delia Sigma Alpha. lnler-Fralernily, YMCA, Agronomy Club, Aggie Socieiy. Boilom Row: Cory, Edward Van, Durango, Colo., Aris 84 Sciences, Sigma Chi? Cosia, Edward George, l-layward, Calif., Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi, CoHon, Dale A., Srillwarer, Arrs 81 Sciences, Sigma Della Chi: Coiirell, Wayne E., Gkla- homa Ciry, Commerce, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Della Sigma Pi, Mus+angs5 Coulier, Tedrowe M., Tonkawa, Agriculrure, Farm l-louse, Della Sigma Alpha: Cox, Bar- bour, Chandler, Arrs 81 Sciences, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Cox, Doro+hy Jane, Tulsa, Aris 31 Sciences, Psychology Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Epsilon Alpha. BELOW Top Row: Cox, Ennis, Kansas Cily, Mo., Engineering, Era Kappa Nu: Cox, Frank O., Carnegie, Educarion, OIAA, AIAA: Cox, Sid Bryani, Moulh of Wilson, Va., Agriculrure, Block 84 Bridle, Ohficers Club: Cox, Kenneih Niel, Tulsa, Engineering, Acacia, ASCE, Beaux Arls Socieiyg Cox, Mar1'ha, Ponca Ci+y, Educaiion, WAAt Cox, Thomas Edward, l-lominy, Agriculrure, Farm l-louse, Block 84 Bridle, Crable, Mariha Jo, Oklahoma Ciiy, Commerce. Boriom Row: Cramer, William A., Ponca Ciiy, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Crandall, Paul Maxwell, Mayville, N. Y., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi: Crane, John Kenfon, Norman, Engineering, Criswell, James Beniamin, Purcell, Agriculrure, Alpha Zera, Agronomy Club: Crifchfield, James Fredrick, Geary, Arrs 84 Sci- ences, Sigma Chi, Xi Mu, Kappa Kappa Psi, Vafsiry Radio Club, Pi Epsilon Pi, Band, O'Collegian, Aggievaior, Redskin, Radio Commilreeg CriHendon, Bob C., Rush Springs, Engineering, Croarkin, Margarei' Ann, Macon, Mo., Arrs 81 Sciences, Chi Omega, Peppers, YWCA, Newman Club, lnrernalional Relarions Club. Q'Collegian. - .Q A . fag 2 au- ',.fv TT. c L, W, ,, . pa-vwni' A i ffix z I xox 5 if:-- c-075, Qgx 28. QU. ag: -as A 'pw 1'- , . 1 enior Class of 1949 Row I: Cropper, Beriha Anne, Oklahoma Ciiy, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Della, Sigma Tau Delra, Peppers, Riile Club, AWS: Cruser, James C., Rockporr, Tex., Agriculiureg Cunningham, Joe W., Bayiown,'Tex., Com- N ' Q 1 D merce, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Della Sigma Pi, O'Collegian, Oiciicers Club, Band. Row 2: Cunningham, William Alfred, Fresno, Calif., Agricullure, Kappa Sigma Presidenr, Blue Key, l-lell l-lounds, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Socieiy: Curry, Eva Lee Hames, Chandler, l-lome Economics, Home Economics Club, WAA, Iniernalional Relalions Club: Dalbey, Vernon L., Grand Forks, N. D., Engineering. Row 3: Dale, Edward Earl, Suiiolk, Va., Engineering: Dancer, Charles R., Siillwaier, Alpha Gamma Rho, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Socieiy, Rodeo Club, Radio Produciion Club: Danforlh, Manly Layfon, Sania Monica, nv-Qx Calii., Engineering, Eia Kappa Nu. Row 4: Darwin, Bill, Laurel, Miss., Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, Band Drum Major, Pep Band Direclor, Eia Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, Kappa Kappa Psi, AlEE, IRE, OSPE, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers, Engineering Socielyg Dauienhahn, Armin, Enid, Engineering, IES, OSPE, Engineering S S ocieiyg Davis, AH'a Clay, Oklahoma Cily, Aris 84 Sciences. Row 5: Davis, BeHy Lou, Sapulpa, Arls 8: Sciences, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Order oi Gregg Ariisrs, YWCA: Davis, Billie R., Ardmore, Aris 84 ciences, WAA: Davis, Cecil Leland, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce. BELOW 'ti 32--.3 Davis, Deliah Joy, Dallas, Tex., Home Economics: Davis, Edgar Jack, 'ae Am: X1 Sciences, Tau Kappa Epsilon: Davis, Harriei' Johnson, Clovis, Calif., Educaiion, Symphonic Cx' Davis, Jerry Lee, C3fiF:l CVT'.FJ Ciry, Commerce: Davis, Joe Pres+on, 6,23 Srfrgz Fgfcsfure Phi Eia Sigma, Alpha Zela, O' Eaffffa ,x 5 Comb' Davis, Joseph James, Ama- ' 2 ver. 'rg HEE IRE' Davis, Lesfer L., Magnolia. ,'.., ,'.,.', ',,,, 3,- Boilom Row: Davis, Oliver Elmo, Wichiia, Kan., Agriculiure, Aggie X: Davis, Phillip B., l-larrisonville, Mo., Agriculiure, Phi Era Sigma, FFA, Aggie Socieiy, Red Red Rose: Davis, T. L., Jr., Nash, Educalion: Davis, Wilbur Clyde, Jr., Hillsdale, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, VFW: Day, John Paul, Joplin, Mo., Agriculiure, Della Sigma Theia, Dairy Science Club, American Legion: Day- ion, Orlo H., Arlinglon, Va., Engineering, Theia Chi, Ela Kappa Nu, Rui Nex, AIEE: Dean, Joseph, Oklahoma Ciiy, Commerce, Sigma Chi, l-lell l-lounds. 2 C. QL P' 'W' 5. 3-I' 4.9 Q fr f-'EP A ABOVE Top Row: Deardorff, O. L., Jr., Tulsa, Engineering, Kappa Sigma: DeKinder, Phillip Lee, Chickasha, Commerce, Mu Kappa Taug Denham, Howard B., Okla- homa Cily, Commerce: Denny, Wallace Calvin, Gulhrie, Agricullure, FFA, Ag- gie Socielyg Denfon, Alfred M., Jr., Sulphur, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi: Den- lon, Lee F., Talihina, Arls 84 Sciences, Pi Mu Epsilon, Derenbecher, William Jo- seph, Lillle Rock, Ark., Engineering. Bollom Row: De S+. Jeor, Waldo Francis, Slillwaler, Commerceg DeWi+'r, Shirley Frances, Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Tau Gamma, Epsilon Pi, Order of Gregg Arlisis, Kappa Phi, Orange 84 Black Ouill, YWCA, Wesley Foundaliong Dicker, Barbara Louise, New York, N. Y., Arls X4 Sciences, Players Club, Varsily Radio Club: Dickerson, Jack T., Shidler, Commerce, Diehl, Elizabelh Rising, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Della, Pi Gamma Mu, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Ari S+uden+'s Guild, Terpsichorean, YWCA, Riile Club: Dierkes, John H., Edwardsville, lll., Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, Diez, William, Jr., Cocoli, Canal Zone, Engineering. BELOW Top Row: Dilbeck, Thomas J., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, YMCA, Pershing Riiles, Scabbard 84 Blade, Oiiicers Club, Dilks, Darrell Wayne, Temple, Agricullure, FFA: Doak, John C., Bangor, Me., Commerce, Thela Kappa Phi, Dobson, Henry Granl, Independence, Mo., Educaiion, Kappa Della Pig Doby, Joe William, Oko- lona, Ark., Agricullure, Phi Sigma, Dobyns, Hercel Byron, Sligler, Commerce, Chi Gamma lola, Della Sigma Pi, Masonic Club: Dodd, Slephen F., Falls Church, Va., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi. ' Bollom Row: Dodson, Mercydee, Cheyenne, Commerce: Dodson, Olin W., Rice- ville, Tenn., Commerce: Dodson, Wallace Howard, Paducah, Ky., Engineering, ASCE: Donavanl, Lon, Jr., Vinila, Engineering: Donnelly, Richard Warren, Drum- righi, Engineering, Phi Ela Sigma, Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Blue Keyy Do+son, Lawanda Lee, Locusl Grove, Home Economics, Orange 81 Black Ouill Presidenl, Omicron Nu, Morlar Board, Pi Epsilon Alpha Presideni, Home Economics Club, Grand Council: Douglass, Hobarf Lewis, Fairfax, Commerce, Psi Chi, Personnel Socieiy. hp - fi Wil Si L 4 I if Q' , 77 A i fi 1 4. Y L. if-E T ll ..: .:,f 1, X . ,Q 91 1 qi: I AP bi-E .1 ' of . ,, is 1 fs if - . , . . ,gy ,A I - '31 , , g . fir ai O' ii - il .i X.. I T Bar lliesl Lilly M' e' S' Pearse 53:35 '-':.se and Mac Price a' 'ne S 3 48 iv-W in ,, ..- gf 'f vw '--v L-if --ws., S . T . 5 Q -vi -AK 91 - ,q .- Q6 Q,-UK 'Q' I? , B Eden, Darrel V., Preedom, Agricullure, Earm House. enior Class of 1949 Row I: Dough+y, Margarel' Jeanne, Medford, Home Economics, Della Zela, Home Economics Club, Pan-Hellenic Presidenlq Douley, Frank Frederic, Yale, Agricullureg Downey, Nellie Ellen, Taloga, Home Eco- nomics, Alpha Chi Omega, YWCA Cabinel, NEA, Peppers. Row 2: Downing, Cole, Madill, Engineering, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Drake, Janice, Oklahoma Cily, Arls 8: Sciences, Alpha Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha lola, Orange 84 Black Ouill, Symphonic Choir, Opera Club, WAAg Driskill, Kennelh J., Temple, Agricullure, EEA. Row 3: Droke, Gene L., Pulnam, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau, AIEE, Engineering Sociely, Cordell Hall Presidenl: DuBois, Lloyd V., Yale, Educaliong Dugger, James M., Mazie, Agricul- lure, Thela Chi, Block 84 Bridle. Row 4: Dunlap, Kalhryn Ann, Wilburlon, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Durgan, Jack C., Menard, Tex., Engineering, Sigma Chi, Sigma Tau Dwyer, Roberl John, Slillwaler, Engineering, IES, OSPE. Row 5: DyaH', Peggy Lou, El. Worlh, Tex., Arls gl Sciences, Ari Siu denls Guild, Eberhardl, Lolhar Carl, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Rui Nex, IES, OSPEg Eckenrod, Graydon Joseph, Hurley, S. D., Commerce. ELOW Eralernily Council, Psychology Club, YMCA, Newman Club, 2 Edmondson, Gerry Kealhly, Ponca Cily, Home lnlernalional Relalions Club. ,i '21, F are Dcha Sigma Alpha, WAA, Home C -5 'A-VCP' Edmondson, Larry K., Tulsa, Engineer- Bollom Row: Ellis, Marshall E., Jr., Hugo, Agricullureq Ellis, -. ace Cf' X- :ra Beau Ari Socie+y3 Edwards, Bob B., Mary Munson, Hugo, Home Economics, Ellis, Paul Dale, Okla- if, fr. Eg'-flfgf'-Q l-afnbda Chi Alpha, Blue Key Presi- homa Cily, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, OSPEg Emberly, Roberl' El-Gazzar, Aly A., Caro Egym, Engineering, lnlernaiional H., Wilburlon, Agricullure, EEA, Masonic Club: Emmons, Mar- c C Elle+, Barbara, Olflahoma Cily, Commerce, ion Franklin, Fairfield, Tex., Commerce: England, Gae Marie, 'ii 1: f fra fre 'NCP Tf+f,fna+ionaI Relalions Club: El- Edmond, Arls 84 Sciences, Ari Sludenls Guild: English, Carolyn, 'io++, John Roberf, fl ff, fra: L Sciences Kappa Alpha, lnrer- Ada, Arls 84 Sciences. 4' E 1 .-, 0413! Q ir ...-5, .Ss 'JPL J . - u A 5 Q . X , '-Q.,- . -lx sf f -QV' ABOVE Top Row: English, James E., Nowala, Engineering, Phi Ela Sigma, Ernes'r, Francis Leo, Tulsa, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Sigma Era, Redskin Business Manager, l-lell l-lounds, OSPE, IES, Engineering Sociery, ln'rer-Religious Council, Newman Club, Varsily Radio Club, Ernesl, Lloyd G., Calera, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Era Kappa Nu, AIEE, Ervin, Calvin Bruce, Fr. Smirh, Ark., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Chi Gamma lola, Beaux Arls Socielry, Baplisl S'ruden'r Union, Esparza, Ed- ward, Slillwarer, Engineering, Evanhoe, Pafricia Jean, Siillwaler, l-lome Economics, Terpsichorean, l-lome Economics Club, Lulheran Siudenls Associarion, Evans, Erma, Dill Ciry, Commerce. Bollom Row: Evans, Harl B., Cromwell, Agriculiure, FFA: Evans, lvan W., Dill Cily, Arls 84 Sciences, EvereH, Freda, Siigler, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Della Pi, Sigma Sigma Psi, WAA President, Par-Linx, AWS Execulive Council, Terpsi- chorean, Fair, Charles LeRoy, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Prospeciors Club, Fair, Del- berl' Wayne, Kaw Cily, Engineering, Eia Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, AIEE, Ver Vil- lage Council, Farrow, Earl L., Cleveland, Commerce, Thela Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pershing Rifles, Faulconer, Anne Brillhar+, l-lobarr, Commerce, Pi Omega Pi, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Kappa Delia Pi, Order of Gregg Arfrisls, Commerce Coun- cil, Orange Ouill, Orange 84 Black Ouill, WAA. BELOW Top Row: Faulconer, Hillery Laland, Frederick, Commerce, Commerce Council, Feezell, William Edmund, Claremore, Commerce, Pi Kappa Alpha, Punchers, lnlernalional Relaiions Club, Ferguson, Roy Francis, Granby, Mo., Aris 81 Sci- ences, Fervoy, Jackie Ann, Tulsa, Commerce, Phi Mu, Mu Tau Phi, Fillman, Jacob Clarence, Sl. Louis, Commerce, Fillman, Richard Billy, S+. Louis, Commerce, Fincher, Annedelle, Poreau, Home Economics, Morrar Board, Omicron Nu, Kappa Della Pi, Who's Who, YWCA Presidenl, Willard l-lall President Home Economics Club, Kappa Phi, Wesley Foundalion, Grand Council. Borlom Row: Fischer, John Frederick, Apache, Engineering, FickeH, Mary Bobo, Muskogee, Home Economics, Pi Bela Phi, Filson, Roy Joe, Wewoka, Commerce, Fisher, Haylor H., Jr., Shawnee, Commerce, Kappa Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi E+a Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau, Filch, Ernesl' C., Jr., Wichiia, Kan., Engineering: Fi'H'er, Evelyn Moore, Ardmore, Home Economics, Filler, Francis L., Al+us, Arls 8: Sciences. f ,WRT 1'i?31,' -36 1 EL. I fi il '-rs. 'RA Y' I Q 6? 9-'S , I 3' B Franco, Joseph Vincen+, Qmaha, Neb., Engineering, we 3 ES' Franklin, M. Rufh, Graniie, Home Eco- ': -wav Pfczoens Tau Bela Sigma, I-lome Eco- enior Class of 1949 Row I: Filzpalrick, James T., Jr., Minden, La., Engineering: Flam, Mar- vin, Bronx, N. Y., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Engineering Sociely, GSPE, IES: Floros, Dlema James, Barilesville, Arls 8: Sciences, Pi Epsilon Alpha Canierbury Club Presidenl, YWCA Cabinel. Row 2: Flusche, Frank Augusf, Muskogee, Commerce, Sociely of Per sonnel Managers: Flynn, Sylvia Anderson, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Ford, Henry Vernon, Carnegie, Agriculiure, FFA, VFW. Row 3: Foreman, Troy Junious, Magnolia, Ark., Agricullure, FFA Formby, Jim E., Alma, Ark., Agricullure, FFA, Aggie Sociely: Forresler, James E., Ada, Engineering, AIEE, OSPE, Aguaric Club, Chess Club, Engineering Sociely. Row 4: Foshee, William A., Slillwaier, Agricullure: Fosler, Palricia Ann, Tonkawa, Engineering, Kappa Della, Beaux Arls Sociely, lnlernalional Relalions Club, YWCA: Fosler, Thomas Lee, Roseland, Va., Commerce, Pi Omega Pi, Phi Era Sigma, YMCA, Baplisi Sludenl Union, lnlerna- Iional Relalions Club, Kappa Tau Pi, Oilicers Club. Row 5: Fourier, Donald M., Sweelwaler, Agricullure, Alpha Zela, Chi Gamma lola, Phi Sigma, Agronomy Club: Fowler, Leon Lafe'He, FI. Worih, Tex., Engineering, AIEE, Engineering Socieiy: Fox, M. J., Jr., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, ROA, Sigma Tau, CSPE, Riile 84 Pislol Team. ELOW Sciences, Sigma Pi Epsilon. Boiiom Row: Fryling, Alberl Gerald, Phillips, Tex., Arls 84 Sci ences, lniernalional Relalions Club, AVC, Sludenl World Fed I-'xi 'z Grand Council Presidenr, Murray eralisls: Fulghum, James Wiley, Winfield, Kan., Engineering: - ' X- .ZS jfe Board' Franklin, Richard Law- Fullharl, William C., Barllesville, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, renc E 2 Frazee, Thomas William, Tulsa, Phi Eia Sigma: Gabbard, Vinder l., Cushing, Commerce' EQ ' , r CHQNC gnf, Tau Engineering Socieiy, IES: Gaines, Thomas Ernes'r, Easl I-lampion, N. Y., Commerce: Gai- Frazier, John I-Icrman, -' riffs' Engineering' Freese, John Iher, Ralph E., Tulsa, Commerce: Galegar, William Clark, Slill Thomas, ', gf. E Ji'f,f 'g Lafncoa Chi Alpha, AIEE, OSPE, waier, Engineering, ASME, AIChE, Engineering Sociely. 35 E' . 'za Q f,j,f' Freymufh, Joe J., Jr., Tulsa, Arls 81 :ar-G' 'vas 'L-ri 794- ff' V7 115. iw.-I ':7' , 'ilk vw '13 'Mgr' ABOVE Top Row: Gambrell, Ornald L., Shawnee, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, OSPE, ASME: Gardner, Max Edward, McAlesler, Commerce: Garland, Roberl D., Jr., Wealherlord, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Engineering Sociely, Beaux Arls Sociely, OSPE, ASCE, SAME, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Ollicers Club: Gar- rell, Dean A., Enid, Agricullure, Earm House, Phi Sigma Sociely, Enlomology Club, Aggie Sociely: Garrell, Donald L., Tulsa, Engineering, OSPE: Garrell, Georgia E., Oklahoma Cily, Arls 84 Sciences, YWCA, WAA, Aggielles, Terpsi- chorean, Arl Sludenl Guild: Garrell, Gerald Gene, Joplin, Mo., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma. Bollom Row: Garrell, Helen Lorene, Bixby, Home Economics, Home Economics Club: Garrell, John E., Jr., Walls, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, ASME: Garrell, Roland J., Jenks, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: Garwood, Ver- non Leslie, Blackwell, Agricullure, Band, EEA, Wesley Eoundalion: Gallis, John M., Chandler, Educalion, O Club: Gayley, Pauline Ann, Cushing, Commerce, Kappa Della: Gayley, William Ray, Cushing, Commerce, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sym- phonic Choir. BELOW Top Row: Gaylord, Clark Lee, Collinsville, Agricullure: Gelmers, H. Wayne, Newkirk, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, OSPE: George, Elias, Canonsburg, Pa., Educalion, Varsily Wreslling: Gerards, George, Jr., Wichila, Kan., Agricul- lure, Aggie X: Geyer, George M., Edmond, Engineering, Blue Key, Chi Epsilon, Rul Nex, ASCE OSPE, SAME, Engineering Sociely: Gibbs, Frank Reid, Bridger, Monl., Engineering, Phi Ela Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, lnler-Collegiale Knighls, AIEE, Engineering Sociely: Gibson, Earl D., Chesler, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu. Bollom Row: Gibson, Grace Elizabelh, Tulsa, Home Economics, Pi Bela Phi, Omi- cron Nu: Gibson, Jay Wayne, Erick, Educalion: Gibson, Joe Bailey, Pauls Valley, Commerce, Phi Della Thela Presidenl, Blue Key, lnler-Eralernily Council: Gideon, Claud L., Jr., Hollis, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Scabbard 84 Blade, Ollicers Club: Gideon, Joseph W., Hollis, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Gilberl, Norma Irene, Mounds, Educalion, WAA, Baplisl Sludenl Union: Gildemeisler, W. H., Ring- wood, Commerce, Social Dance Club, YMCA, lnlernalional Relalions Club. fi? -rn- The connecling 5'-k fn :a'r:-s :-s sss a': 5:1 5 :E 5 is lhe A. S1 M. s--T':'c:a':. '31 X . 39.-QW. 'mv My , l K5 'Q -- 4-an WDP' :si Engineers: Gilmore, Ernesl' A., Jr., Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, AIEE, IRE. enior Class of 1949 Row I: Gillig, Fred S., Arkansas Cily, Kan., Arls 84 Sciences: Gilman, Charles Henry, Ponca Cily, Engineering, ASME, Sociely Aulomolive Row 2: Gilmore, Felix Bryan, Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi: Gilmore, June M., Muskogee, Commerce: Gilmore, Wilburn K., Slillwaler, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau. Row 3: Gilpin, William Clark, Garber, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, ASME: Godsey, Donna Laurel, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Alpha Thera, WAA, YWCA, Peppers: Goeringer, Connie, Clinlon, Agricul- lure, Sigma Chi, Varsily Wreslling, O Club, Block 84 Bridle. Row 4: Goldsmi+h, Winifred DeLung, Collinsville, Home Economics, Home Economics Club: Goldslein, Arlhur, New York, N. Y., Agricul- lure, Horlicullure Club: Goode, Doralee, Mangum, Arls X4 Sciences. Row 5: Goodwin, Leslie Edward, Tyrone, Engineering, ASAE: Gordon, iv' Sidney Paul, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Wildlife Sociely: Gorlon, John H., Red Rock, Educalion, AIAA, OIAA. BELOW 31.-.1 Gough, Connell A., Tipton, Agricullure, Agronomy ' Graham, Elefcher Philip, Broken Arrow, Engineering, Chi J' Graham, Travis Gid, T,I3a. Commerce, Kappa Alpha, '.Z'f: Pe a zr1 Cao KMCA, Pi Epslon Pi, Mu Kappa xg O 'ze': Co lee A. 8: M. Masonic Club, lnler- Ozxi' Granl, Calvin T., Slillwaler, Engineering, E11 3' OSPE ASCE' Gran'I, Charlzs A., Gould, Arls 31 tai' Granf, Jack Edward, Erid Commerce, Sigma Phi Epsi- mfa m' gi Pcfzfrg Pfec' Gray, Charlene, Cleveland, Bollom Row: Gray, Guy H., Jr., Oklahoma Cily, Arls 84 Sci- ences: Gray, John P., Jr., Wewoka, Engineering, AIEE: Gray, Roberf Donald, Ouincy, III., Engineering, Phi Kappa Psi, AIEE: Greaves, Roberl' Osborne, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, IES, OSPE: Green, J. C., Jr., Sayre, Agri- cullure, Block 84 Bridle: Green, Joseph Marlin, Tulsa, Com- merce, Sigma Nu, Rifle Team, Ollicers Club: Green, Ralph J., Oklahoma Ciry, Engineering, Della Chi, Rui Nex, AIEE, OSPE. I ,wg 901 mi'- awww, 'ZIV ig3v'1'5': N , . 'l.f,1' ' 1 n , iv 54:- r1 l . . 1 l . all.n Il l v 1.3 il ABOVE Top Row: Greenberg, Harrier Jo, Sapulpa, Commerce, Psychology Club, Brandeis Club: Greene, Theodore E., Jr., Slillwaler, Commerce, Thela Kappa Phi, Bela Alpha Psi: Greenfield, Bill E., Henryella, Engineering, ASME, Varsily Baseball: Greenig, Inez M., Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Greenwood, Be'r'ry Jo, Newlon, Kans., Home Economics, Della Zela Presidenl, Omicron Nu, Kappa Phi, WAA, YWCA, ACE, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Quill, Home Economics Club: Greer, Jerry L., Shidler, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, SAME: Greer, Oleia, McMillan, Home Economics, Who's Who, Omicron Nu, AWS Execulive Board, AWS Legislalive Board, Morlar Board Presidenl, Home Economics Club President Sludenr Senale, Orange Quill, Orange 84 Black Quill. Boilom Row: Griesel, Phillip Leroy, Pawnee, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle? Grigor, Gerald Lloyd, Sapulpa, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Grissom, William W., Noble Agricullureg Griswold, Eugene Marion, Agra, Agricullure, Aggie X: Grover, Roberf Duane, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Thela Chi, Agronomy Club: Grubb Clarence F., Jr., Tonkawa, Educalion: Gudor, Michael Allen, Clark, Engineering BELOW Top Row: Guier, Don F., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, Phi Era Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, IES: Gumaer, Gerald Maurice, Ken- drick, Commerce: Guyer, Dan E., Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Alpha Zela, Phi Ela Sigma, Chi Gamma lola, Nalional Dairy Club, Aggie Sociely, Dairy Producls Judging Team, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Sigma: Gwinn, Billy Ward, Tulsa, Arls X4 Sci- ences, Prospeclors Club: Hackler, Loyd, Cowdan, Arls 84 Sciences, Sigma Delia Chi, Psi Chi, O'Collegian Sporls Edilorg Heckler, Richard Eugene, Muskogee Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Haddock, Bryanr Forresr, Jr., Sligler, Engineering AIEE. Bolrom Row: Hafner, Dean W., Slillwaler, Arls 81 Sciences: Hall, James Edward Boonesville, Va., Agricullure, EEA: Hall, Woodrow Wilson, Ada, Agricullurei Hamburger, John James, Wealheriord, Agricullure, EEA: Hamil, Es+her Jose- phine, Loyal, Home Economics, Omicron Nu, Tau Gamma, Home Economics Club, YWCA, Kappa Pi Epsilon: Hamilfon, Billy J., Pauls Valley, Engineering, Phi Della E ??i K , . 1' ef-all 5 Thela Presidenjr: Hamilfon, Forres+ Lee, Claylon, Agricullure, EEA, Aggie Sociely, A. 3, M. gum? Q-,E Q-:HFS B: 5:-,- is 31 YMCA. GYQC L 'K 2-S4 4.3 lbs ah-as in?- I9 enior Class ol 1949 Row l: Hamillon, Mary Lou, Duranl, Arls 84 Sciences, WAA, Hamillon, Roberl Wayne, Erick, Arls 84 Sciences, Chess Club, Barbell Club, Ham- lin, Jeff H., Clinlon, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi. Row 2: Hamm, Dow T., Konawa, Commerce, Hancock, George Dennis, Kingfisher, Educalion, Haning, Waller Lawrence, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing, ASME. Row 3: Hanmer, Mary Lou, Carney, Arls 84 Sciences, Hanna, Mark H., Enid, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi, Bela Alpha Psi, Pi Gamma Mu, Hansen, Donald Jensen, Calumel, Commerce, Della Tau Della, Mus- langs. Row 4: Hansen, Elda Mae, Calumel, Home Economics, Kappa Phi, Home Economics Club, ACE, Hanson, Dewey Ivan, Pauls Valley, Agri- cullure, Aggie X, EEA, Happ, Delmar E., Manchesler, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, ASME, Engineering Sociely. Row 5: Harbison, Orville S., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Prospeclors Club, Hardie, Lloyd Hugh, Sperry, Agricullure, EEA, Aggie Sociely, Hardin, Thomas E., Slillwaler, Arls 81 Sciences, Phi Ela Sigma, Varsi- lonians, Chi Gamma lola, Men's Music Club, Kappa Kappa Psi, Sym- phonic Band Presidenl. B E L O W Harding Wesley W l-lenryella Commerce Pi Thela Kappa Phi, Blue Key, lnler-Eralernily Council, Harper, Hardy William Olson Wisler Commerce Alpha John C., Wellinglon, Tex., Lambda Chi Alpha, Block 8: Bridle, Sludenr Council Har- Aggie Sociely, Harper, Marilyn Janel', Slillvvaler, Arls 84, Sci- Charles Eldridge X- Agr ullure EEA Harmon, ences, Kappa Della, Players Club, Varsily Radio Club, Kappa Gerald Wilbur Varsily Radio Club: Phi, YWCA, Harrell, John J., Cushing, Commerce, Harrill, Sam- Harmon James lra Harmon Joan Broken uel Floyd, Eoresl Cily, N. C., Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, P G mma Mu Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Oklahoma Slale Engineer, ASME, Harp A Chrislene Jr rn nl Home Economics, Harris, Charles Henry, Oklahoma Cily, Arls 84 Sciences, Harris, Daniel, Philadelphia, Pa., Commerce, Thela Chi, Alpha Kappa arp r George J -l Engine ring, Psi, lnler-Eralernily Council. :au-as: Q ,us ,FM-Q. 1' ABOVE Top Row: Harris, William Franklin, lnola, Agricullure, Phi Sigma, IRC: Harrison, Charles Frederick, Hugo, Commerce, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pi Epsilon Pi, IRC, Olli- cers Club: Harrison, Jack M., May, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Liveslock Judging Team: Harrison, John, Jr., Monroe, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle, BSU, FFA, Harri- son, Thomas R., Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Bela Alpha Psi, Scab- bard 81 Blade, Harrison, Wm. C., Kieler, Engineering, ASME, IAE, Engineering Socielyg Harry, Phyllis Jean, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Della Gamma. Bollom Row. Harry, Norman McCoy, Tulsa, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Harsha, Belly Jane, Miami, Home Ec, Kappa Della Phi: Harsha, Truman, Jr., Duranl, Engi- neering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE: Harlman, Jack H., Webb Cily, Educalion, Varsily Foolball, O Club: Harlwick, Molly Rae, Pawnee, Home Ec, Sludenl Senale, AWS, WAA, Grand Council Presidenl, Harvey, Wilma Fae, Tulsa, Home Ec, Kappa Della, Phi Chi Della, YWCA: Halhorn, Fields, Tishomingo, Arls 84 Sciences, YMCA, Pi Tau Sigma, Kappa Tau Pi, BSU, Opera Club, Men's Glee Club. BELOW Top Row: Hawk, Roger A., Ponca Cily, Commerce, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Sigma Ela, Commerce Sludenl Council, Alpha Kappa Psi, Mu Kappa Tau, Punchers, Pershing Rillesg Hawkins, Jack L., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Sigma, Alpha Pi Mug Hawkins, Virginia Frances, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Della Pi, Agualic Club, Terpsichorean Club, Goll Club, WAA, Hay, Belly Lor- raine, Perry, Home Economics, Kappa Alpha Thela, Phi Chi Della, Orange 84 Black Quill, YWCA, Home Economics Club: Hayes, Larry K., Webb Cily, Mo., Educalion, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsily Baskelball, Hayes, Sue Dean, Alexandria, Va., Home Economics, Alpha Della Pi, Home Economics Club, YWCA: Haynes, Orval Lee, Tulsa, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau. Bollom Row: Haynes, William F., Jr., Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Nu, Masonic Club: Hays, Clifford Harold, Enid, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon, Kappa Tau Pi, BSU, Hays, Jim L., Tulsa, Agricullure, Farm House, Nalional Dairy Club, Aggie Sociely: Hays, Richard Lee, Hominy, Arls 8: Sciences, Kappa Sigma, Wildlile Socielyp Heard, Alice Lorraine, Hope, Ark., Arls 81 Sciences, Kappa Della Presidenl, AWS Presidenl, Thela Sigma Phi, Morlar Board, WAA Cabinel, Sludenl Senale, Who's Who, G'Collegian, Redsking Heid, Amelia T., Slillwaler, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Newman Club: Heilman, Perry A., Rush Springs, Agricullure, FFA. WYE? new-s,,,x 'Z' L B.. 1:2 '- 11' - .', Q '- ii ' ,B Row I Helm Sleve Howard Tulsa Engineering Engineering Soclely -yn .,..- Commence Hemmer William Thomas Dubuque Iowa Engineering ,I I .-K BELOW Richard, INebb Cily, Mo., Engineer- f'.'6 Kan. Engineeringy Hicks, J. D., ASME SAME. OSPE7 Hicks, Mary P' Bei Phi' Hicks, Sfanley Rouse, Tfffe EY Q Club, Varsily Eoolballg fs Cf! Engineering, ASAE: Higdon, Cry Ar , 59 Sciences, Inlernalional Us . ' .i Gr Y'-:Ir p- z w I. 1 'Us I Q-uv' I f1X , s, Q' ' I rl ' Q 1 i'11.sax-'f'T OSPE IES Young Republicans Club Helion Thomas F Crescenl AIEE OSPE Engineering Soclely Row 2 Henderson Donald C lvlooreland Agricullure Lambda Chl Alpha Alpha Zela Block 81 Bridle Henderson Howard Edward Tulsa ' 'W' Commerce Sigma Nu Henderson Jimmie Lee Groom Tex Com merce Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi Row 3 Hendrickson John Roy Nowala Arls 84 Sciences Lambda Chi Alpha Xi lvlu Pi Gamma lvlu Henry Eldon Harold Slrllwaler Eng: neerung Chi Epsilon Henry Russel Edwin Jr uakerlown Pa Com merce Thela Chi Inler Eralernily Council Row 4 Henry Thomas Leroy Slillwaler Commerce Henslee Dorolhy Evelyn Lawlon Hom Economics Home Economics Club Henson Allen Ray Williams Engineering Row 5 Herring Ford Canadian Tex Commerce lvlu Kappa Tau Herron Ray M Caddo Agricullure Hesser Billie Ann Slillwaler Home Economics Home Economics Club Kappa Pi Epsilon 7 D G-. I A ,ar- Erw- ABOVE Top Row: Hill, Clay Fredrick, Barilesville, Commerce, Alpha Sigma, Hell Hounds, Alpha Kappa Psi, Fireman Club: Hill, Joseph F., Caddo, Engineering, Sigma Tau, ASME: Hill, Louis A., Jr., Tulsa, Aris 84 Sciences, Engineering, YMCA Presideni, lniernalional Relaiions Club: Hinds, Glenn U., Aberdeen, S. D., Engi- neering, Phi Kappa Psi, IES, OSPE: Hinds, Helen Geraldine, Tahlequah, Aris Xi Sciences: Hinkel, Dororhy Nell, Siillwaler, Educaiion, Pi Bela Phi: Hirschman, Evelyn Fae, Perry, Educaiion. Boiiom Row: HiH', Earl J., Barllesville, Engineering, AIEE, IRE, Sigma Tau, Eia Kappa Nu: Hodgens, Wiley Eiheridge, Ailania, Ga., Commerce, Socieiy ior Personnel Managers, Rui Nex: Hodges, David W., Siillwaler, Aris 84 Sciences: HodneH, Edgar H., Jr., S+. Peiersburg, Fla., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi: Hodnik, Frank, Srillwaier, Aris 84 Sciences: Hohweilor, Alex, Fargo, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Hoke, Tom R., Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, AIEE, Engineer- ing Socieiy. BELOW Top Row: Holcomb, Glen Hershel, Midwesi Ciiy, Educaiion, Kappa Delia Pi: Holcomb, Pa'rricia L., Pawhuska, Educaiion, Bapiisi Siudeni Union, VVAA, Orange 81 Black Ouill: Holeman, Johnie S., Brisiow, Engineering, Era Kappa Nu, AIEEZ Holland, Charles E., Siroud, Engineering, AIEE: Holland, Edward H., Shrewsbury, Mass., Engineering, AIEE, Engineering Socieiy: Holmes, Olin V., Jr., Muskogee, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Beaux Aris Sociely, Engineering Sociely, A. 84 M. Ma- sonic Club: Holsfead, Richard Leslie, Krebs, Educaiion, Chi Gamma loia. Boiiom Row: Holi, Donald Judson, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, The Cresceni Club, Kappa Kappa Psi, Scabbard 84 Blade, AIEE, OSPE, AFCA: Holfmann, Ervan John, Enid, Commerce, Socieiy for Personnel Managers, Air Force Associaiion: Holzman, Jerome M., Newark, N. J., Engineering, Sigma Alpha Mu, Chi Gamma loia, Oklahoma Slaie Engineer, OSES, SOIE, OSPE, Engineering Sociely, Sym- phonic Choir: Hood, Eldon L., Tyrone, Agriculiure, Alpha Zeia, Delia Sigma Al- pha, Kappa Tau Pi, Cordell Council, Senior Class Vice President Kappa Pi Epsilon President Agronomy Club: Hopkins, Joseph P., Shawnee, Engineering: Hopkins, Lemac, Alius, Agriculfure: Hopper, Belly J., Tulsa, Commerce, WAA, Aggie-Hes. enior Class of 1949 Q Q- ax 56 Row I: Hopper, John Howard, Seminole, Agricullure, FEA, Baplisl' Sludenl Unionp Hopson, Paul S., Hominy, Arls 84 Sciences, Rui Nex, ,--v - ' Prospeclors Club, Horn, Margie Rulh, Grove, Agricullure, Horlicullure Club. Row 2: Horron, Rayburn A., Claremore, Engineering, Phi Ela Sigma, Alpha Sigma Era, Sigma Tau, Beaux Arls Socielyg Horfon, Theodore ,, at Lyonell, Slillwaler, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Sigma Tau, Beaux Arls Sociely, Band, Orcheslrag Horlon, ,, William H., Lenoir, N. C., Arls 34 Sciences. Row 3: Houck, David James, Slillwaler, Engineering, Phi Era Sigma, Sigma Tau, Engineering Sociely, IES, OSPEg Houslon, Harold Berl, A ,- Chicago, Ill., Arls 84 Sciences, Prospeclors Club, Lulheran Sludenl Associaliong Howard, Dorolhy Lynn, Alolca, Educalion. fag., Row 4: Howard, H. Grady, Amarillo, Tex., Agricullure, Phi Era Sigma, Phi Sigma, Howard, Joe William, Tulsa. Agricullure, Bloclc 84 Bridle: Howard, Winslon E., Alolca, Commerce, lvlu Kappa Tau. :pm x., Row 5: Howell, Bob E., Davis, Engineering, Engineering Sociely, ASAE: Howell, Elaine Rafchford, Barllesville, Commerce, Della Zela, YWCA: Howerlon, Foyle Kennelh, Colcorcl, Agricullure, EEA. B E L O W Hubbard, James William, Sapulpa, Engineering, Bollom Row: Hull, Hanford, Slillwaler, Engineering, Sigma Chi, PE 34 Tc, Sgffa' Hubbard, Marlha, Sapulpa, Com- IES Presidenl, Engineering Socielyg Hull, Juanila J., Ponca Cily, la SQ Emir D' PI Iflu Epsilon, Kappa Phi, Arls 81 Sciences, WAA, O Award, Hulsey, Ralph Vernon, Ed- 3' Huber, Godfrey Slephen, Chevy Chase, Md., mond, Commerce: Humble, Herberl Edgar, Arlcoma, Commerce, 'iff Huckleberry, Vernon Truman, Konawa, Engi- Hume, James Treadwell, Wewolca, Engineering, Tech Sociely, L Q24 Huff, Jesse Norwood, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Varsily Club, Engineering Socielyg Humphrey, Edward A., Yale, :Tift Huggins, Eugene Winslon, Tulza, Arls 81 Sci- Commerce, Tau Kappa Epsilon, lvlu Kappa Tau, Chi Gamma 3 C Pact Clur, Inlgrnalional Relalions Iolaq Humphrey, Frank Newlon, Tulsa, Engineering, AIEE. Hule'r+, Harry Franklin, Jr., Cllarlcfrfa Cily, Engineering, A Z' FL SCE K-JCL? E 'Ji :'JVi U JJClfJif. 1 J I I 71. ,N -Y 1 ,rm mx Q aft as I I 'f' 'sv ..,.. W nf. gin. , vi, ii ,Q ' rf Q' 1 ' Y-, gr- j i. 1 All gy 1 illiwl nz' .x7n lfu1a1s:,,.,ff:'n l 1 15111: . IJ- 7 4-4... 'i if 'Wun- 1 K ABOVE Top Row: Huneryager, Mary Ann, Sand Springs, Arls 8: Sciences, Kappa Della. Phi Chi Della, Arl Sludenls Guild: Hunl, John A., Jr., Temple, Tex., Engineering, AlChE, Engineering Sociely: Hunler, John Slanley, Tulsa, Engineering, Kappa Alpha, Pi Epsilon Pi, Engineering Sociely, ASME: Hunler, Joy Addille, Wilburlon, Home Economics, Omicron Nu, Kappa Della Pi, YWCA Cabinel, Grand Council, Home Economics Club: Hurd, Billy Ray, Muskogee, Agricullureg Hursl, Roberl E., Tecumseh, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, OSPE: Hursf, William D., Chandler, Engineering, Kappa Kappa Psi, ASAE. Bollom Row: Huskinson, John Charles, Brislow, Engineering, Ollicers Club, AlChE, Engineering Sociely: Hulchison, William Armslrong, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing, Ela Kappa Nu: Hulchison, William M., Barllesville, Commerce, G Club: Hyde, EmmeH J., Inglewood, Calif., Commerce, Gamma Thela Upsilon: lngersol, Roberi' Harding, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Phi Ela Sigma: lnzer, John Henry, Pine Blulil, Ark., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi: Irby, Lyle J., Beggs, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha Presidenl, Alpha Kappa Psi, Kappa Tau Pi, Blue Key, Com- merce Council. BELOW Top Row: Isaacson, John A., Claremore, Agricullure: Iverson, Donald J., Tulsa, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha: Jackson, Eugene Wesley, Broken Arrow, Arls 81 Sciences, Bela Thela Pi, Phi Ela Sigma: Jackson, G. C., Jr., Cleveland, Engineer- ing, Pi Tau Sigma, OSPE, ASME: Jackson, Howard James, Tacoma, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Della Sigma Thela, Amaleur Radio Club: Jacobs, Ross Lynn, Burkburnell, Tex., Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE: Jacoby, James L., Ponca Cily, Commerce, Sigma Nu. Bollom Row: Jaquel, Thomas J., Sl. Joseph, Mo., Educalion, O Club, Varsily Baskelba I, Varsily Baseball: James, Donna Jean, Davenporl, Commerce: Jameson, John Millon, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Rui Nex, ASCE: Jander, Clara Ann, Enid, Educalion, Kappa Della Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Orange 8: Black Quill, Kappa Phi, Aggielles, Grand Council, Wesley Players: Janlz, Olan B., Taloga, Agricul- lure: Jeffries, John Barr, Skialook, Arls 8: Sciences, Sigma Della Chi, Men's Glee Club Presidenl, A. 84 M. Masonic Club, Vels Village Vice-Mayor, Inlernalional Relalions Club, O'Collegian: Jefferis, Roy J., Goodwell, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau, OSPE, IES. I David Brooks. .. S5F'Cx5 'Xfra :E 5 Dwi' Q-1 ,IX 36'- 'QP -,. .f,.. , . , f,,:,,.ff T J-Q 15 .il x ca-vi? - Rf b- 'if Z fr, ,.,,, ia. g-,h ri. . T '. 'Hifi idl ...s.M enior Class of 1949 Row I: Jeffers, Roberl E., Wagoner, Aris X4 Sciences, Lambda Chi Alpha, YMCA, Inlernalional Relalions Club, Jennings, Eugene Wesley, Dewar, Engineering, ASME: Jennings, James Edward, Ponca Cily, Engi- neering, Pi Tau Sigma. ASME, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers. Row 2: Jeler, George Truell, Canlon, Tex., Engineering: Jewell, Joseph E., Sapulpa, Commerce: Jewell, Dale Perry, Barllesville, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Kappa Psi, Symphonic Band, Aolualic Club- Row 3: Johnson, Barnie Freeman, Jr., Slillwaler, Commerce: Johnson, Belly, Shidler, Arls 81 Sciencesg Johnson, Gerald H., Manilla, Tex., Agricullure, Thela Kappa Phi. Row 4: Johnson, Glenda Lee, Olcmulgee, Home Economics, Alpha Della Pi, Home Economics Club, WAA, YWCA, Johnson, Laura Nell, Duncan, l-lome Economics: Johnson, Leslie E., Enid, Educalion. Row 5: Johnson, Mary Elizabelh, Ada, l-lome Economics, YWCA Cab- inel, Kappa Phi, l-lome Economics Clubq Johnson, Richard Harold, Provo, Ulah, Engineering, Beaux Arls Sociely, Engineering Sociely: Johnson, Roberl Millon, Jay, Commerce, Sigma Nu. BELOW Bollom Row: Jones, Frances David, Benninglon, I-lome Econom- Johnson, William R., Ollahoma Cily, Engineering, ics, Home Economics Club, Kappa Della Pig Jones, Sieve, Clin- e E13 2' OSEC IES Engineering Sociely: Johnslon, Charlolie Alice, eg! e f-f': Z' Sciences, Sigma Alpha lola, lon, Commerce: Jones, Leonard L., Wallers, Engineering, Sigma if,-ye iv, L'C'iC Cro' Ooera Club, Johndfon, John Tau, OSPE, IES, Engineering Socielyq Jones, Marvin Ophy, Lowell, S' a-er X- 2 L Scercez' Joiner, Almas F., Lillle Rock, Beggs, Agricullureg Jones, Mary McFarland, Slillwaler, Home f-'yij ff: Eggf Z Efde Jones, Barbara Ann, Clinlon, Economics, Kappa Della Pi, l-lome Economics Club: Jones, Mel- -:He Etc , , f' noe Pri' l-lorne Economics Club: Jones, 'ron H., Lamesa, Tex., Engineering: Jones, N. Lee, Cushing, Com- Calvin C., -eeCe,i Qfifig PF Tau Epsilon, ASME, Jones, merce, Chi Omega, Order ol: Gregg Arlisls, Phi Chi Della, Charles Rudolph, ie 0' Pgficullure, Bloclf Xi Bridle. YWCA, WAA, Players Club. 1'-' -Q and-nr-, sign.- 'IIC 125. uQ,A url 'tab 33' sg... ,eff 'WS 'cf ABOVE Top Row: Jones, Ruperi' Dale, Dallas, Tex., Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sociely Aulomorive Engineers: Jones, Seaborn E., Fl. Worlh, Tex., Ar'rs Xi Sciences: Jones, Vic'ror C., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sociely Aulo- molive Engineers, Rui Nex: Jones, Waller Mac, Cleo Springs, Agricullure, FFA: Jones, Wendell Dale, Slillwaler, Commerce: Juslice, Vernon Alvin, Slillwaler, Engineering, The Crescenl Club: Kagan, William, Brooklyn, N. Y., Engineering, IRE, AlEE, l-lol Jazz Club. Bollom Row: Kamesar, Armon Ellie, Milwaukee, Wis., Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, l-lor Jazz Club, Brandeis Club: Karban, Anna Frances, Waukomis, Commerce, WAA, Aggielles: Keafhley, Mack G., Duslin, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club: Keck, Darvin Wendell, Boswell, Agricullure: Keech, Jack Wm., Dodge Cily, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Engineering Sociely: Keegan, Roberf R., Lawlon, Arls 81 Sciences, Alpha Tau Omega Presidenr, Phi Era Sigma, Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, Era Kappa Nu, Blue Key, lnler-Fralernily Council, Orlicers Club, AFCA: Keeley, James H., Wayside, Kan., Commerce. BELOW Top Row: Kellerl, Frank William, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Farm l-louse, O Club, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociely: Kelley, Joan, Sapulpa, Commerce, Pi Bela Phi, Orange Ouill, Orange 3: Black Ouill, Newman Club, lniernalional Relalions Club, WAA, Order of Gregg Arlisls: Kelly, Phyllis Gouin, Duncan, l-lome Eco- nomics, Pi Bela Phi, Home Economics Club, Agualic Club: Kennedy, Richard Charles, Vinila, Arls 3: Sciences, Cordell l-lall Treasurer, A. 84 M. Masonic Club: Kephari, J. Lary, Woodward, Agricullure: Kerfool, Oliver C., Pocohonlas, Ark., Arls 84 Sciences: Kerr, Fred, Orandfield, Agriculjrure. Bollom Row: Kerr, George W., Slillwaler, Arls 81 Sciences, Symphonic Choir, Opera Club, Choral Club: Kersfen, Roberf Donavon, Decalur, lll., Arls 81 Sci- ences, Phi Della Thela: Key, Helen, El Reno, l-lome Economics, Home Economics Club: Kidd, Harold J., Red Rock, Agricullure, Kappa Pi Epsilon, Chi Gamma lola, Agronomy Club: King, Alvin Arfhur, Perry, Arls 84 Sciences, Della Sigma Thela: King, Charlie L., Slillwaler, Engineering, Muslangs: King, Nancy Carler, Broken Arrow, l-lome Economics. '? K Y '-,-.f lnduslria machines lk- iTi6' --c. P- AWS nf 3 fir'- if 11' 'tn' T-Din' gr 4? .- -U. rxil' H, +7- . . All N. Q X ' 76' 'Rf' enior Class oi 1949 Row I: King, Richard H., Muskogee, Engineering, AIEE: Kinney, Ernesi' L., Byars, Educarion: Kinzer, R. C., Siillwaier, Agriculiure, Bela Theia Pi, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociely. Row 2: Kirchmeier, Olen Harvey, Meeker, Engineering, Socieiy Auro- moiive Engineers, ASME: Kizziar, Marianna, Locusi Grove, Home Eco- nomics, Kappa Phi, l-lome Economics Club: Klein, James Calvin, James- rown, N. D., Engineering, AIEE, QSPE. Row 3: Klugh, Owen Dean, l-lunler, Agricullure, Kappa Sigma, Block 84 Bridle: Koncevich, George Theodore, Ansonia, Conn., Engineering, Thela Kappa Phi, Newman Club. AIEE: Koos, William Maih, Thomas, Alpha Gamma Rho, Agronomy Club, Aggie Socielry. Row 4: Kouns, Lyndel Mariin, Taloga, Agriculrure, Agronomy Club: Krafi, Raymond Dale, Kiowa, Kan., Engineering, ASCE: Kramer, James N., Douglas, Arrs 84 Sciences. Row 5: Kramer, Thelma Pickens, E+. Smirh, Ark., Commerce, Pi Omega Pi, Commerce Siudeni Council: Krepps, William J., Shawnee, Aris 84- Sciences, Bela Thera Pi, Prospeclors Club: Krohn, Bernard William, Brooklyn, N. Y., Enigneering, ASCE. T B E L O W ..: Kruger, Alberl' William, Qlflahoma Ciry, Commerce, Boirom Row: Lamb, Kennefh C., Ardmore, Arrs 8: Sciences: fa 'f-.1112 Pr' Eva P. nba llewman Club, Barbell Club: Lamb, Leslie LaVern, Renlrow, Engineering, ASME, AlME, Engi- Krugman, Herberl' S., lcfraff ll.J. Engineering, IES, Qklahoma neering Socieiy: Land, Cecil Elvin, Viniia, Engineering, Era S'e'f.- CPE' Kurland, Mary Ellen A., Sr. Louis, Mo., A. Kappa Nu, AIEE, Engineering Sociery: Landon, Velma Maddox, - f ,- , 5 ,-,, ,. , 3'1 , . fr, . ,.:f,- rf -':.. ' : don, 'T . 1' fl , . 1 Q, C ur, ff!-.A Srudenl Senale, Board Ponca Ciiy, Aris 84 Sciences, Alpha Delia Pi, YWCA, WAA, Kyle, Shirley, Tan equah, A. 81 S., Kappa Kappa Terpsichorean: Landrum, Charles E., Guymon, Commerce, Alpha ,f-f' 9,3 Suvenc Senalrer Labadie, Alex B., Kappa Psi: Lappan, Richard Lowell, El Dorado, Kan., Engineer- f.'if, V, Kappa Tau lfluciangsi LaFolleHe, El- ing, Sigma Tau, Era Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon, AIEE, Engineering C'x 'c'cc 'fu Kappa Tau: Laird, James M., Socielyy Larson, BeH'y Lou, Duncan, Engineering, Alpha Chi f.,', ','fC P' Kappa f-lpha, lflu Kappa Tau. Omega, Morlar Board, Kappa Phi, Beaux Arrs, WAA. 53' :QA wg: ff 5 dk T7 'QW 48 VN? 'QE' 'W . 31 Thur? ABOVE Top Row: Lafham, Harrison H., Oklahoma Ciiy, Agriculiure, Oiiicers Club, Lauer, William J., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Tau, OSPE, Laughlin, Reva B., Locusl Grove, Commerce, Epsilon Pi, Pi Kappa Della, Pi Omega Pi, Xi Mu, Debale Team, Speakers Club, lniernarional Relaiions Club: Lawhead, Lloyd Neil, San Diego, Calif., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Era Kappa Nu, AIEE: Lawrence, Charles A., Plainview, Tex., Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, Engineering Socieiyg Lawrence, Jerome Dale, Cleveland, Commerce, Lawson, Adolphus Dodge, Crisiobal, Canal Zone, Aris Br Sciences, Reserve Officers Associalion, Players Club, Opera Club, Scabbard 81 Blade, Terpsichorean Club. Boiiom Row: Lawson, Garland L., Wewoka, Engineering, ASAE President Aggie Council, Engineering Socielyg Lawson, Thomas M., Blackwell, Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Tau Sigma, Leafherock, Wesley A., Perry, Arls 84 Sciences, Phi Era Sigma, ROTC, Ledgerwood, Leroy William, Jr., Lawion, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, Blue Key, ASME, OSPEg Lee, Harold D., Enid, Arls 84 Sciences, American Chemical Socieiyq Lee, Thomas Wilda, Shongaloo, La., Commerce, Acacia: Leeseberg, Phyllis Ann, Akeley, Minn., Commerce. BELOW Top Row: Legg, Kenneih Merl, Depew, Agriculiure, EEA: Lehman, Bruce B., Jr., Porrsville, Pa., Educaiionp Lehman, Roberi Raymond, Swanlon, Ohio, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Phi Theia Kappa: Leisure, Jack, Barllesville, Aris 84 Sciences Sigma Chi, Lesier, Mary Jolley, Rush Springs, l-lome Economics: Leven, Marvin Francis, Newkirk, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Chi Gamma loia, Mu Kappa Tau, lnlernaiional Relaiions Club: Lewis, E. Wayne, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Pi Mu Epsilon, Blue Key, AICE. Bollom Row: Lewis, Russell M., Mouniain l'lome, Ark., Agricullure, EEA, Lile, E. Kenneih, Siillwaler, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, Scabbard 84 Blade: Lincoln, Joe Tom, Perkins, Aris 84 Sciences, Rui Nex, Prospeciors Club, liianahai Lindsey, Vivion, Oklahoma Ciiy, l-lome Economicsg Linn, Conal O., Morganion, Ark., Agri- cullure, Block 81 Bridle, Llewellyn, Robbye, Tonkawa, Aris 81 Sciences, lniernaiional Relaiions Club, Aggieiies, Bapiisi Siudenl Union, Loafman, Albin Wayne, Chick- asha, Engineering, AIEE. 1,3 'hunf' fi ' Y 60' -1--9 K .1 New f' pick up prose 'sri iyvaoc Q' 'or A aA'X i335- :T T: . O- -T ,f-va 9' 3 11' ms' 6' N 'WX 1...-5 i Q . .af- '79 QQ Nc 'T' af if il L3 if AQ L- enior lass of 1949 Row I: Lobsi+z, Alber+ Hugh, Perry, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, Ma sonic Club: Locke, Billy V., Sayre, Commerce: Long, Orrian Boyd, Hal lell, Agricullure. Row 2: Lookabaugh, Harry Lee, Walonga, Arls 84 Sciences: Lord, Ken- ne+h Roy, Chiclcasha, Engineering, ASME: Lolhers, Bill Theron, Siill- waler, Arls 84 Sciences, Acacia, Phi Ela Sigma, Radio Club, YMCA. Row 3: Lovelace, M. Janell, Temple, Commerce, YWCA, Pi Epsilon Alpha, Kappa Phi, Wesley Players: Lovell, Kafhryn Schroeder, Srill- waler, Home Economics, Omicron Nu, KappaiDel+a Pi, Orange 8: Black Ouill, Home Economics Club: Lowe, Lloyd R., Cresceni, Engi- neering, Tech Sociely. Row 4: Lumly, Claude Audrie, Cushing, Educaiion, Kappa Della Pi: LuHrell, Waller Dale, Dallas, Tex., Commerce, Phi Era Sigma, Bela Alpha Psi: Lynch, Homer Arfhur, Baldwinville, N. Y., Agricullure, Della Sigma Theia, Wesley Eoundaiion. Row 5: Lynch, Ira, Tulsa, Engineering: Lynch, Jack W., Topeka, Kan., Aris 84 Sciences, Sigma Chi, Pi Epsilon Pi, Varsily Radio Club: Lynch, John Thomas, Ponca Cily, Arls 84 Sciences, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Offi- A cers Club. A B E L O W 'px 2.-.1 Madden, Marion Leroy, Galena, Kan., A. 84 S., Olee Bollom Row: Mann, Loffin Harry, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, ,- P 1 f - .1 .., ,J .-,-- fr- i ., -.,. 1 fr' F r' , , .1 1-1 Mahanay, Walier L., Frederick, Commerce, Sigm Main, Doroihy Sfeele, Oklahoma Cily, A. X: S., Pace C so' Malloy, Mary Lou, Siillwaler, Com- a Blue Key, Sigma Della Chi, Alpha Sigma Eia, Aggievaior Ediror, Varsily Revue Direclor: Manning, Eldredge, Chandler, Engineer- ing, AIEE: Manning, Harry K., Edmond, Arls Xe Sciences, Sigma -- is f- are De P' Egilon PE President Order of Gregg Alpha Epsilon: Manning, Travis Warren, Hugo, Agricullure, Ag- Fff: Cwfge if Eau Ojii BSU Commerce Siudenl Council, gie X Club, lniernalional Relaiions Club: Mansfield, Wiilliam Cf- Carke' .Acarf Board of AWS, IRC, A. 81 M. Gov- Wesley, Cushing, Commerce: Mappes, Vernon George, Okla- f,f ff. uri, , A JJ, 'C' Maloch, W. H., Jr., Emerson, Arlc.. Commerce: homa Cily, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, OSPE, lnlernalional Re- Malone, Charles B., S ffffef Ergmeering, AIEEZ Malone, Wil- liam Eugene, ,eifzfx Te . f-f': Z Sciences. lalions Club, lnduslrial Engineering Socielyg Marken, Alden S., Siillwaier, Aris 84 Sciences. 7136 T533-. l I C7 3' 'F' ...x p.,-14 -s pf .g..ii..... fig? K up 9 .ri , , .. .Q ,,. ' -A ..L,.j, - , Q ... ,gf n 'E fi' l 1 1 M 7 'U' vp'-' IW 'Q Q I -aunt' ABOVE Top Row: Marlcen, Bernela, Slillwaler, Home Economics: Marlin, Doris Mae, Che- colah, Arls 84 Sciences, Aggielles, Opera Club, Symphonic Choir: Marshall, Joy, Hugo, Educalion: Marshall, Marion Louis, Harrah, Agricullure, Thela Kappa Phi, Bloclc 84 Bridle, Firemen's Club, Newman Club: Marshall, Roberl J., Hugo, Agrig cullure: Marlin, Bill Donald, Drumrighl, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi: Marlin, Charles E., Cushing, Engineering, Pi Mu Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME Chairman. Bollom Row: Marlin, David L., Challanooga, Agricullure, Ollicers Club, Block 81 Bridle, Pershing Rilles, Scabbard 8: Blade: Marlin, Gilberl F., Sleamboal Springs, Colo., Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociely: Marlin, lrvan, Jr., Homeslead, Engineering: Marlin, Marlha M., Cushing, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Pi Mu: Marlin, Paul Grey, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Kappa Tau Pi, Engineer- ing Sociely, Baplisl Sludenl Union, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Pershing Rilles: Masel, Mary Joan, Tulsa, Arls Xi Sciences, Pi Bela Phi, Pan-Hellenic, Newman Club: Malheny, June E., Wewolca, Commerce, Zela Tau Alpha. BELOW Top Row: Mallock, James N., Kilgore, Tex., Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE: Mallar, Louise, Hol Springs, Arlc., Commerce, Epsilon Pi: Mallhews, Donald Frank, Enid, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Chi Gamma lola, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Mallrix, Harry E., Jr., Barllesville, Engineering: Maxey, Bonnie Laurine, Mascou- lah, Ill., Arls 84 Sciences: Mayfield, William Cullen, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Mayo, Harold Travis, Duranl, Arls 81 Sciences. Bollom Row: Mayo, Mary Margarel, Duranl, Educalion: McAlisler, Jake L., Washinglon, Commerce, Phi Della Thela, Scabbard 81 Blade, Ollicers Club: McAuley, Louis Floyd, Greenville, S. C., Arls 81 Sciences, Pi Mu Epsilon: McCanls, Roberl Orville, Slillwaler, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, OSPE' McCarroll, Lucian M., Temple, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club: McClure, Joe A. Blylheville, Ark., Engineering, Sigma Chi, AIEE, Hell Hounds, OSPE: McClure Marvin Dale, Lindsay, Commerce, Thela Kappa Epsilon, Della Sigma Pi. E W, .W ,DK- -Tiisk Ts' S. C ,,. Ohm ,anolher lee I' 2 ' cards in W nilehursf, ,jf SXT 'gl '1f '7 Q any .QQ -25- Page 72 V gal'- .- 'K- '5- 4 wgr v f, ,eff McGaughey, Keeling Theodore, Disney, Engineering, 'rg Sziiey F-,lEE' McGehee, Alice Jean, Tulsa, Aris 81 enior Class of 1949 Row I: McCluskey, William Harry, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA: McCollum, Rulh Wallrip, Muskogee, Aris 84 Sciences, Terpsi- chorean Club, Agualic Club, Newman Club: McCollum, William C., Jr., Siigler, Agriculiure, Pi Kappa Alpha, Chi Gamma lola, Agronomy Club. Row 2: McComb, Rebecca, Tulsa, Arls 81 Sciences, Kappa Della, YWCA, WAA, Canlerbury Club, Rifle Club: McCord, Joanne, Nash- ville, Tenn., l-lome Economics: McCormick, Lewis Basil, Slillwaler, Engi- neering, ASIE. Row 3: McCoy, Ernesl S., Ponca Cily, Commerce. Sigma Phi Epsilon: McCoy, Rufh Lanora, Cushing, Educalion, Kappa Alpha Thela, Sigma Alpha lola, Orcheslra, YWCA, lnlernaiional Relalions Club: Mc- Cracken, Frank M., Drumrighl, Agricullure, FFA. Row 4: McCray, Edward Eugene, Pawhuska, Educalion, Kappa Delia Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, FTA Presidenl: McCulloh, Gracelyn Elsie, Drumrighr, Arls 81 Sciences, Tau Gamma, Orange Ouill, Morlar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Players Club, Terpsichorean Club, Choral Club: McCuIIoh, Roberf LeRoy, Oklahoma Ciiy, Aris 3: Sciences, Sigma Della Chi, Phi Era Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi, Varsily Crew. Row 5: McDonald, CharloHe E., Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Chi Omega, Peppers, YWCA, WAA: McDonald, James Elberf, Jr., Temple, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME: McDowell, Gordon Lee, Cherokee, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, AlEE. BELOW Bollom Row: McKay, John Carl, Ponca Ciiy, Educalion: Mc- Kenna, Eugene Francis, Kansas Cily, Mo., Commerce, Lambda :er McGehee, Harold Ford, Tulsa. Engineering, ASME, En- Chi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Council, Bela Alpha Q f:t'e',f' McGinley, Vernon Leroy, EI Reno, Commerce, ' E15 2 Mcllvain, Clarence Louis, Jr., Marlow, Agri- :if if BVU e FFA- Mclnfire, Roberl Henry, Sigma Tau, C'3E ES' Mcln+yre, Faye, Buffalo, l-lome Economics, Alpha f' , f 2 3' f: f: ','e Peffbn: Club Home Economics Club, Psi: McKelvey, Lawrence, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Chi: Mc- Kerracher, Joe Wallace, Mounds, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: McKinney, Phyllis Rae, l-lollisler, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Order of Gregg Arlisls: McLain, Marcelleifa Marie, Slillwaier, Engineering, Chi Omega, Terpsichorean Club, Beaux Aris, Players Club, YWCA: McNally, GarneH Nadine, Way- noka, l-lome Economics Club, ACE. IDG .gl Es, f-5 27 1:-'fr Q, -W! '4l-s. ABOVE Top Row: McNeil, Perl Lufher, Woodward, Arls 81 Sciences, Sigma Nu: McNeill, Pauline, Tulsa, Ar+s 81 Sciences, Chi Omega, YWCA, McPhee+ers, Edwin Kei'rh, S'rillwa+er, Engineering, Kappa Sigma, Beaux Arls Socieiy, Hell Hounds, Kappa Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Varsiry Crew, McQuain, Cledilh Mae, Slillwaler, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Pi Zela Kappa, Baplisl Sludenl Union: Meek, Ronald J., Gulhrie, Agricullure, EEA, Block 81 Bridle, Meimerslorf, Louis E., Dar- danelle, Ark., Commerce, Gamma Della, Meineke, Eleanor Louise, Housion, Tex., Arls gl Sciences, Alpha Pi Mu. Bollom Row: Melson, Virgil Miles, Sulphur, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, Cliicers Club: Merle, Clor William, Rochesler, N. Y., Engineering, Phi Eia Sigma, Ela Kappa Nu, AlEE, Ama+eur Radio Club: Merliss, William Sidney, Okmulgee, Engi- neering, Kappa Kappa Psi, Beaux Arls Socieiy, Muslangs, Masonic Club, Merri- field, Fern Marie, Wichi+a, Kan., Aris 84 Sciences, Pi Bela Phi, Morlar Board, Who's Who, lnlernalional Relaiions Club, Players Club, Hoi Jazz Sociely, YWCA Regional Council, Speakers Bureau, Meyer, Alberl' James, Srillwaler, Engineering, AlEEg Meyerdirk, Carl Frederick, Pawnee, Ar+s 81 Sciences, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Della Chi, Aggievalor Ediior, lnlernalional Relaiions Club, Redskin slail, O'Collegian siaiclg Michie, Hugh David, McAles+er, Engineering, OSPE, Engineer- ing Sociely. B E L O W Top Row: Mihura, Ceburn D., Ripley, Educaliong Mikesell, Leroy G., Mariinsburg, Iowa, Educaiiong Miller, Arlhur LeRoy, Slillwaler, Engineering, Alpha Sigma Ela, AlChE, Engineering Socielyg Miller, Don W., Duran+, Agriculiure, EEA, Blocr 8: Bridleg Miller, Earl Clayfon, Arlinglon, Va., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi: Miller, Grady R., Jr., Allen, Bela Thela Pi, Alpha Kappa Psig Miller, Kenl' Doyle, S'rill- waler, Agriculiure, Sigma Phi Epsilon, lnier-Eraiernily Council, Officers Club, Aggie Sociely, Hell Hound Cheerleader, Block 84 Bridle, Boxing Club, Canler- bury Club. Boliom Row: Miller, LuiH' Kennefh, Okmulgee, Educaliony Miller, Mary Garison, Warren, Ark., Home Economics, Home Economics Club: Miller, Leslie V., Ash- down, Ark., Agricullure, EEA: Miller, Nell Mae, Slillwaler, Educalion, Wesley Eoundaliong Miller, Norma Jean, Mangum, Home Ec, Home Ec Cub: Miller, Norma Louise, Muskogee, A. 81 S., Aggieiies, Sociely of Personnel Managers: ECHO of REDSKIN Miller, Norval Richard, Buffalo, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE. O 5 ,S 'hr' sg.,-1-4 Y BELOW is 'W 1v V enior Class f ff f of 1949 2 A ' A. 6 Row I: Miller, Raymond Leroy, Waulcomis, Engineering: Miller, Roberl 72 fs ,,,. .fm Zacharias, Perry, Arls 84 Sciences, Thela Gamma Upsilon, A. 8: M. Ma- sonic Club: Miller, Troy L., Mangum, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE. Row 2: Miller, Winsfon Dean, Enid, Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Hell Hounds: Minor, William Dale, Russellville, Arlc., Com- merce, Bela Alpha Psi: Minlhorn, Brigham, Pawnee, Commerce. 236'-T Row 3: Misch, Frank Edward, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Chi, AIEE, OSPE: Misel, Claude Earnesl, Elgin, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, AIME: Milchell, James Joseph, Bixby, Engineering, Sigma Chi, Sigma Tau, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Pi Mu Epsilon, AlChE, OS PE, Engineering Sociely. .- IN 'NE Row 4: Mifchell, Mariann, Healdlon, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Chi Omega, Players Club, Varsiry Radio Club, Kappa Pi Epsilon: Mogg, Joe L., Srilwell, Arrs 84 Sciences, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Band: Mogg, Mary Frances, Cheyenne, Educalion. 1815:- 5 E, Row 5: Moller, Thelma J., Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Newman Club: Moody, John Edward, Tulsa, Engineering: Moore, Clyde Wayne, Cush- ing, Arls Xi Sciences, Kappa Kappa Psi, Chi Gamma lola, Men's Music his R Club, Band. . 3. 'cfm Moore, David L., Haileyville, Arls 8: Sciences, Alpha 5' '.',- Moore, Glenn Curlis, Pryor, Commerce: Moore, James Meriwe+her, Hzzfczv' e Ky., Agricullure: Moore, Rex M., C-1'i'Q E2,ce : Moore, Roberl J., Slillwaler, Commerce, C C.:' Moore, Sam Mellon, Jr., El Reno, Commerce, Mu fence Ta. 2-e'a P fra' Moran, Billy Herberl, Tulsa, Commerce, fazze f- fra. Diff: Moreland, R. V., Miami, Agriculrure, Della We 'ffe Exif Z1 Bro-e HACA, Spur 8 Comb: Morey, Jack Allison, Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Morey, Marjorie Lou, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Pi Bela Phi, Sigma Alpha Io'ra, Orange 81 Black Ouill: Morgan, Olen F., Tulsa, Com- merce, Alpha Tau Omega, Mu Kappa Tau: Morgan, Marilyn Bernice, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, Tau Beia Sigma, Home Economics Club, Symphonic Band, Kappa Phi: Morphis, Berf H., Wewolca, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, AlEE: Morrel, Neysa Carol, Perry, Arls 8: Sciences, Psi Chi, Pi Gamma Mu. puns ,.-mn. '5 41:- 'Z ani- me CS-H fi' Y-75 'CV , s.-1' -I Y ABOVE Top Row: Morris, Marion F., Chiclcasha, Agricullure, Bloclr 84 Bridle: Morrow, Jamie R., Meadow, Tex., Engineering, Phi Era Sigma, AICE: Morsey, James Dan- iel, Kiefer, A. 84 S., Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, Chi Mu, IRC, VFW: Mor'ron, Geraldine Louise, Tulsa, Home Ec, Pi Bela Phi, l-lome Ec Club, IRC. YWCA, WAA: Moser, Charles E., Cushing, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, Scabbard 84 Blade, Officers Club, Engineering Sociery, AIEE: Moss, Roberl Eugene, Drumrighr, Engineering, Tech Sociely, AC8iRTS: Mowdy, Joyce McMil- lan, McAles+er, I-lome Ec, l-lome Ec Club. Borlom Row: Murphy, Edward Lloyd, Jr., Claremore, A. Xi S., Kappa Sigma, Blue Key, Scabbard 81 Blade, Pershing Rifles, Officers Club, Sigma Della Chi, Who's Who, O'Collegian Edilor, Pep Council: Murphy, Nelle, Eullon, Ky., Agriculrure, Aggie Sociery, l-lorricullure Club: Murphy, William S., Princeion, Ky., Agriculrure, Aggie Sociely, Agronomy Club: Murphy, Wyche, Srillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Nu: Murray, Clive E., Jr., Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Bela Thela Pi, Scabbard 31 Blade: Murray, Francis Joseph, Rurland, V+., Educarion: Murray, Lee Cloyd, Jr., Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Nu, Sigma Tau, Beaux Arls. BELOW Top Row: Murray, Wm. Bain, Muskogee, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: MyaH, Beri', Cleveland, Arls 8: Sciences, Prospec+or's Club: Myers, Perry Wayne, Chand- ler, Agricullure, Aggie X, Officers Club, Scabbard 84 Blade: Myles, Lucion Ware, Beggs, Agricullureg Naber, Eugene Joseph, l-lampion, Va., Engineering, ASME: Nagel, Charles V., Lawlon, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: Nash-, BeH'y Rhodes, Gage, l-lome Economics, Moriar Board, Orange 84 Blaclc Ouill, Omicron Nu, Kappa Della Pi, Who's Who, YWCA, Tau Gamma, AWS Legislaiive Board, l-lome Economics Club, Wesley Eoundalion, Della Sigma Alpha, Kappa Phi. Bollom Row: Nash, Roberl L., Ryan, Agricullure, Alpha Zela, Della Sigma Alpha President Wesley Eoundarion, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociery: Neely, Paul Ed- moncl, Cleveland, Commerce, Bela Alpha: Neish, James A., Tulsa, Engineering, Kappa Alpha, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, ASME, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers: Nelson, Annabelle, Lawlon, A. 81 S., WAA, Aguaric Club, AWS: Nelson, Delmar G., l-lollis, Agriculiure, Mu Kappa Tau, Aggie X, Aggie Sociery, YMCA: Nemec, Rudolf Josef, Muskogee, A. 81 S., Chi Gamma loia, Men's Music Club, Symphony Orcheslra, IRC: Neville, Keran J., Nowara, Commerce. Pm S li., -413' I' -..- Y- i X BELOW if enior Class of 1949 Row l: Nevin, Shirley Joan, Sapulpa, Arls 81 Sciences, YWCA, Per- sonnel Managers Socielyg Newell, Alfred Lawrence, S+. Pelersburg, Ela., Engineering, ASCE, Inlramural Aihlelicsg Newman, Earl Nelson, Okmul- S, gee, Educalion, Chi Gamma lola, Baplisl Sludenl Union, YMCA, FTA. fm Row 2: Newman, Lewis Volney, Jr., Okmulgee, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Newman, Waller J., Brooklyn, N. Y., Engineering, Chi Lambda lola, Arr Sludenr Guild, Engineering Sociely, Beaux Arls Sociely: Nichols, Donald L., Perkins, Engineering, Phi Lambda Upsilon, AICE. fa- sz.- !. 4: K' .v + I Pow 3: Nickolls, Waller R., Slillwaler, Engineering, Slage Crew: Nis- kern, Olis R., Cleveland, Agricullure, Pi Gamma Mu, Fencing Club, F Aggie X: Nix, George M., Ponca Ciiy, Agricullure. 75 ,..--P 153' Row 4: Nobis, Marvin H., Eairmonl, Engineering, Gamma Della Chair- man, ASME, ASE: Nolole, Roberl' L., Muskogee, Educalion, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Red Red Rose: Norman, Herberl Clair, Sharon, Engineering, ASME, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers, Engineering Sociely. 7 6 ,ab is Row 5: Norman, Jack Clarence, Phillips, Tex., Engineering: Norris, Calherine Woods, Ponca Cily, Arls 81 Sciences: Norris, Jack S., Okla- homa Cily, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Punchers. 'zz P:--.: Norris, Joy, Granl, Arls 81 Sciences, Kappa Phi, FF' Norris, Wanda lrene, Crescenl, Educalion: Norlhinglon, Norris T., S ffa'ef Aft E9 Sciences. Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha 3' 'fy Norlon, Rulh, McAles+er, l-lome Economics, YWCA, :liC'i2' Suze occ' Home Economics Club, Tau Gamma: Norwood, Alvin Wayne, Checolah, Agriculfure, Alpha Zela, Sax if Cam: C ,ry Nowlin, Alvin G., Rocky, Agricullure, EEA: Odell, Donald J., Larvae Commerce. 3'--H' ff: O'Donnell, William J., Taunlon, Mass., Arls 81 ,C e .f:'. Qgme Dew C lnfernalional Relalions Club, New- man Club, Speakers Bureau: Oerke, George William, Kansas Cily, Mo., Agricullure, Earm l-louse, Della Sigma Thela Presi- denl, Della Sigma Alpha, YMCA, A. 84 M. Masonic Club, Agronomy Club: Ogg, John Richard, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing, ACZQRTS: Oglesby, Fred Merrill, Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Presidenl: O'Kief, Clara LaFern, Keysfone, Com- merce: Olson, John Burfon, Springfield, Mass., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Ela Sigma, AIEE: Orcuff, Sara Gene, Oklahoma Cily, Kappa Alpha Thela, WAA, YWCA, Terpsichorean Club. 3, JW? Q-rf.. 3'5- ZF 'ix of 'Gm 43' . ABOVE Top Row: Orr, Tom F., Slillwaier, Engineering: Orwig, Tom W., Wewoka, Agri- culrureg Osborn, Lawrence C., Rossion, Commerce: Oswal'r, David W., Siillwarer, Arrs 84 Sciences, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Players Club, Varsiiy Radio Club: Oufhier, Glen Harold, Homeslead, Agricullure, Aggie X: Owens, Jean Blan, Srillwaler, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Pack, G. C., Muskogee, Commerce. Boilom Row: PadgeH, R. Carmen, Hinion, Home Economics, Kappa Phi, Della Sigma Alpha, YWCA, Home Economics Club: Page, Howard O., Allen, Agricul- lure, Spur 81 Comb: Palle'r+e, Marion R., Dewey, Aris 84 Sciences, Zela Tau Alpha, Arr Sludenr Guild, WAA, YWCA: Palmer, John Richard, Wichila, Kan., Engi- neering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, IES: Palmer, Tommy M., Tishomingo, Agriculiure, Agronomy Club: Panos, Nick, Holdenville, Aris 81 Sciences, Kappa Sigma, Skelch Box, Aggievaior sralil: Park, Dale Owen, Red Oak, Commerce. BELOW Top Row: Parker, Clara May, Barllesville, Commerce, Order of Gregg Arlisls, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Aggielres: Parker, E. F., Augusra, Kan., Engineering, Bela Thera Pi, Senior Class Presidenr, IES, Fencing Club, Oklahoma S+a're Engineer: Parker, George Millard, Jr., Perrylon, Tex., Agriculrure: Parfridge, Clarence A., Oklahoma Cily, Agriculiure: Parfridge, Mary Lou, Ponca Cily, Aris 84 Sciences, Alpha Della Pi, Peppers, lnlernalional Relarions Club: Pafe, Haskell Glendon, Poreau, Agricullure: Pafe, Jeanne, Dardanelle, Ark., Home Economics. Bollom Row: PaHen, J. D., Ames, Engineering, AIEE. Chess Club: PaH'erson, Billy Gene, Kiefer, Arls X4 Sciences: PaHon, Donald K., Kearney, Neb., Engineer- ing, Thela Kappa Phi, AIEE, Newman Club: Paul, Harold John, Lykens, Pa., Engi- neering, Beaux Arrs Socieryt Payne, Cecil Reuben, Haskell, Agricullure, Agron- omy Club, Aggie Socieiy: Payne, Fred Taylor, Jr., Srillwaler, Agricullure: Payne, cullure Club. lub' 'if Hugh George, Jr., Oklahoma Ciry, Agriculiure, Alpha Zeia, Phi Sigma, Horli- Ren SM.. ,ef . -... . .... --. -l, --.... .. - , vw, Kb C .. c ,' V. . a-...-,. c c - : cc. ,Qs 01' K Q -9. x,,' .....-- A : I i V , W ,,7,7,,, Y , s - 4:7 'E' CT. S -if' L65 li 1' 90 -ll P enior Class of 1949 Row I: Paylon, Kenne+h L., Tuba Ciry, Ariz., Agricullureg Pearson, Francis William, Jr., Russellville, Ark., Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE: Pearson, Rose Marie, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce. Row 2: Peck, Perry Earl, Tulsa, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Pedrick, George B., New York, N. Y., Arls 84 Sciences, Phi Ela Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, l-lol Jazz Club, Pereboom, Velma Rulh, Enid, l-lome Economics. Row 3: Perry, Johnny Max, l-lobarl, Agricullure, EEA, Aggie X: Perry- man, James C., Tulsa, Ar+s 84 Sciences, Prospec+or's Club: Perryman, James Leroy, Barligg, Ark., Agricullure, EEA. Row 4: Pelers, Curlis R., Cordell, Agricullure, EEA: Pelers, Howard Lee, Maud, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Peferson, Janel Jones, Srill- waler, Arls 81 Sciences, Alpha Della Pi. Row 5: PeHy, Howson Wayne, Sulphur, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi, Greelers Club: Phelps, James C., Chickasha, Engineering, Phi Era Sigma, Sigma Tau, IES, OSPE, Phelps, Ralph E., Slillwaler, Educalion, Kappa Sigma, l-lell l-lounds. BELOW Phillips, Paul Douglas, Muldrow, Commerce, Alpha f f Eva X- fra Pai' Phillips, Wayne, Denlon, Tex., Agri- :Cf L Bro e' Pickell, Elizabelh Donnell, Carney, Home iii' Pier, Herberl, lleff York, N. Y., Engineering, AIEE, - , -ef C ,ry Pierce, Billy G., Checolah, Commerce, Alpha facie 'Q' Pierce, Glenn H., Er. Worlh, Tex., Engineering, Pierceall, Billy Gordon, Joblfn Mo., Commerce, Personnel lvlan- , . ij: if c.'lf Bollom Row: Piersall, Thornlon Edward, Shalluck, Engineering, Sigma Tau, ASCE, OSPE, Engineering Socielyg Pinson, Neal l., Sand Springs, Engineering: Pilcher, Edgar Roy, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, Bela Thela Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, ASME: Pillman, Armon Allen, Vinson, Agricullure, Dairy Club, Officers Club: PiHman, Ross LeRoy, Bixby, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilong PleH, Leroy Henry, Turpin, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Chi Epsilon, Della Sigma Thela, ASCE: Plough, Roberf L., Willcox, Ariz., Commerce. 5:3431- Ti warn' Qc: 'W' Q45 W? M' li - QVN QW ABOVE Top Row: Plummer, Ray N., Slillwaler, Engineering, Kappa Tau Pi, OSPE, ASME? Poling, Bob Eugene, Blackwell, Engineeringg Polk, Elizabelh Jane, Winlerville, Miss, Arls 81 Sciences, Phi Chi Della: Pollock, Harold Raymond, Oklahoma Cily. Arls 81 Sciences: Poole, Nifa Joyce, Muskogee, Arls 84 Sciences, Chi Omega, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Peppers Presidenl, Radio Club, Players Club, Terpsichorean Club: Pope, Johnny Doyle, Norman, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Block 81 Bridle, Aggie Sociely, Rodeo Club, Radio Produclion Club, Po+ee'r, Charles Lea- mon, Slillwaler, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau. Bollom Row: PoHer, Kalhryn Marie, Slillwaler, Home Economics, Tau Gamma, Baplisl Sludenl Union, l-lome Ec Club: PoHs, Marilynn Lucille, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Sigma Alpha Iola Presidenl, Pi Zela Kappa, Morlar Board, Opera Club, Symphonic Choir, Who's Who: Pounder, Peggy Toffier, l-lenryella, Com- merce: Powell, Ray Melvin, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Pi Omega Pig Powell, Virginia Lee, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Alpha Thela, Sigma Alpha Sigma, Morlar Board, YWCA, WAAg Powers, Homer C., Senlinel, Engineering, AIEE, Amaleur Radio Club, Poyhonen, Einar Arfhur, Tulsa, Engineering, OSPE, ASME. BELOW Top Row: Preslon, Vivian Maurine, Brownwood, Tex., Aris 8: Sciences, Board ol Sluclenl Publicalions, O'Collegian slalll, Thela Sigma Phi: Presfon, William M., Welumka, Engineering, Sigma Tau, AiEEg Price, Alice Lindsay, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sci- ences, Kappa Kappa Oammag Price, Marvel Duane, Elm Creek, Neb., Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Price, Neil Eugene, Russellville, Ark., Agricullureg Prichard, Wal- fer Eugene, Slillwaier, Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi, Personnel Managers Socielyi Prilliman, Floyd Wendell, Conway Springs, Kan., Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Tau, ASME. Bollom Row: Prifchard, James Leon, Slillwaler, Agricullure, EEA, Proper, Gene E., Tulsa, Lambda Chi Alpha, AIME: Prophef, Russell E., Salina, Agricullure: Prue, Marcia Jean, Pawhuska, Educalion, Alpha Chi Omega, Women's Rifle Team, Choral Club: Puckelf, Calvin Coolidge, Sayre, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Block 8: Bridle, Aggie Socielyg Pudden, Roberl' F., Arkansas Cily, Kan., Agricul- lure, EEA: PuHy, Paul Gowan, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Nu, Blue Key, Sigma Tau, Board of Sludenl Publicalions, lnler-Eralernily Council. 7? 3-Q: vu?- 1.40 ...Cb EQ, Cc-C CEC 'E a:-E.- B.. Q, mfs- F-fx 1 . , B, Z u- - Us enior Class of 1949 Row I: Qualls, Billy Thomas, Poleau, Agricullure, EEA, Queen, John A., 4' 'S'-' . . . . . . Ralslon, Engineering, ASME, AIME, Engineering Socieiy, Quigley, Queniin D., Brislow, Engineering, Sigma Tau, ASCE, SAME. Row 2: Raffefy, John J., Jr., Blackwell, Commerce, Ragland, Jo Ann, Welumka, Home Economics, Baplisl Siudeni Union, Home Economics 3 4- g gi. Club, YWCA, Ragsdale, Jo Ann, Oklahoma Cily, Arls 84 Sciences. ,xv - Row 3: Rainbolf, George L., Wealheriord, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Rui Nex, EEA, Aggie Socieiy, Rambo, Arnold Jackson, Ardmore, Agricullure, EEA, Ramseyer, William Eloyd, Meeker, Agriculiure. Row 4: Randall, Billy V., Nowaia, Engineering, Pi Lambda Upsilon, Randle, Hogan A., Poriales, N. Mex., Engineering, Randolph, Roberi' Ray, Jr., Slillwaler, Engineering, lola Lambda Sigma. Row 5: Ranieri, Louis D., Eullon, N. Y., Engineering, Theia Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma, Ransom, Roberl' Wade, Edmond, Commerce, A. 8: M. Masonic Club, Chi Lambda loia, Della Sigma Pi, Mu Kappa Tau, Raun- ikar, Fred, Jr., Wilburlon, Agricullure, EEA, Eiremen's Club. B E L O W 32-'-I Raunikar, Joseph, l-larishorne, Agriculiure, EEA, Eire- Boiiom Row: Reece, Monroe E., Jr., Siillwaler, Agricullure, Al- 1 C sc' Rea, Clarence R., Childress, Tex., Engineering, Chi pha Gamma Rho, Reeves, Jones D., Oklahoma Cily, Aris 8: 1' FSCE- Rea, Joseph A., Cordell, Engineering, ASME, Sciences, Phi Sigma, A. 81 M. Masonic Club, Wildlife Socieiy, Sigma Reager, Henry Ford, Sallisaw, Engineering, Reid, Roberf Francis, Muskogee, Engineering, Reinking, Rex CE' Rec+or, Jack E., Eco Ariz 8 Sciences, Kappa Sigma, Xi Bismarch, Wardville, Agricullure, Phi Sigma, Sanborn Enlomol- -e -area Rediff :Lair OCcllegian slari, Aggievaior ogy Club, Reynolds, Jack Hugh, Tulsa, Engineering, Eia Kappa 4' Re-c+or, Wilma Jean, Sflffarer, Home Economics, Tau Nu, AIEE: Reynolds, Jim, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Phi Eia Sigma. re W 'Q Ecz'2'r'ci Club' Redelsperger, Carl R., Mc! Sigma Della Chi, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who, se 2 E'a facca ilu AIEE. O'Collegian siari, Reynolds, Troy Gladney, Tulsa, Engineering, ASCE. HUF 53' ' '11 off., bfi .A Lu Il If ' . ,,.f ,ni all Q i. I .1 - sc fi 9 v- 1 9 . 3 i 0 gh ' ii f -, .., - ,, - - - af f :Q -Q - , i L, ,- gg, W , ,Qi ..11,u....... . w .X ' 4 taxi: v .l,'.J ' l1 1.rsai E X S? E'4' 'Si 157' ABOVE Top Row: Rhodes, H. Virginia, Barnsdall, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Pi Zeia Kappa: Rhodes, Thurman Louie, McAlesler, Agricullure, FFA, Age gie Socieiy: Richmond, Virginia Leo'rz, Mooreland, Aris 84 Sciences, Orange X1 Blaclc Quill, YWCA Cabinel, Wesley Foundalion, Della Sigma Alpha: Rickey, Jim J., Pauls Valley, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: Rigg, Ar'rhur Melvin, Slillwaler, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Kappa Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Scab- bard 8: Blade, Engineering Sociely, AlEE Presidenl, Eia Kappa Nu: Riggs, Ama- zene, Henryella, Home Economics: Riley, Harry M., Winfield, Kan., Engineering, lola Lambda Sigma, TXQI Club. Boliom Row: Rifchie, Thomas Alexander, Jenks, Velerinary Medicine, Kappa Al- pha, Alpha Pi Mu, Phi Sigma. Blue Key, Newman Club, Punchers, Sludenl Senaie: Roach, William Howard, Aurora, Mo., Engineering, Acacia: Roarlc, Roberl L., McAles+er, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Muslangs: Rober+s, George Lee, Conlen, Tex., Agricullure, FFA: Roberis, James Wesley, Lawion, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Roberis, Waller Wayne, Buffalo, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Rui Nex, Aggie X: Roberfson, Gerald B., Slillwaler, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Kappa Kappa Psi, Scabbard 3: Blade, Officers Club. BELOW Top Row: Roberfson, John William, Quinlan, Engineering: Robinson, James A., Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Robinson, J. Nelson, Freedom, Agricul- lure, Farm House, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Socieiy: Robinson, William Garle, Sleel- ville, Mo., Engineering, IES, Engineering Sociely: Rodelander, Clovis Eugene, Drumrighi, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, AIME: Rogers, Dick, Frederick, Educalion, Sigma Nu: Rogers, Joseph Dan, Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi. Bo++om Row: Rogers, Luna Mae, Connerville, Home Economics, Delia Sigma Al- pha, Home Economics Club: Rogers, Marion Joseph, Tuscumbia, Ala., Aris Xi Sciences, Phi Mu Alpha, Kappa Kappa Psi, Kappa Della Pi, Men's Music Club Presidenr, Band, Symphonic Choir: Rogers, Norris, Foss, Arls 84 Sciences, Mus- Jrangs: Rolafer, Amaryllis, Wewolca, Educalion, Kappa Delia, Players Club, Edu- calion Council, Radio Club: Roolcer, Paul W., McLoud, Agricullure, YMCA, Fire- men's Club: Roolcer, Pauline V., McLoud, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, YWCA: Rocker, Roberi' Harris, McLoud, Commerce, Theia Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Bela Alpha Psi. -A SJ '3- Eng FI 'Sff VFTSGV: 'TQ F,-aff ,-3 Q- punr Qui an 95'b-. xii 3 a - i 'F 34 35? gp-.-r 4- -of , W. :- '5' - 0-.4 Row I: Roop, James R., Heavener, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau: Rose enior Class of 1949 Juanila Wilson, Olcmulgee, Commerce, Order of Gregg Arlisls, Epsi lon Pi, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Rosenaur, Sally Jean, Mena, Arlc., Com merce, Alpha Della Pi, YWCA, WAA, Varsily Radio Club. Row 2: Ross, J. S., Warner, Agricullure, Earm l-louse, Bloclc 84 Bridle Ross, Richard Ralph, Jr., lrwin, Pa., Arls X4 Sciences, Prospeclor's Club Ross, Waller L., Bangor, Me., Agricullure, Thela Kappa Phi, Phi Sigma. Row 3: Roye, James Paul, Sligler, Agricullure, EEA: Rude, Jean Marie, Parsons, Kan., l-lome Economics, Symphonic Choir: Rundle, Margaref Jane, Maraicaibo, Venezuela, Commerce. Row 4: Ruppe, Kennelh E., Slillwaler, Engineering, AlEE, IRE, OSPE Rush, Omer A., Jr., Billings, Engineering, AIEE: Russell, Gene Edward Weslville, Engineering, Acacia, lnler-Eralerniiy Council, A. 84 M. Ma- sonic Club. Row 5: Russell, John Craig, Miami, Commerce, Sigma Della Chi, Men's Glee Club: Russell, Rulh Madeline, Slillwaler, Educalion, Kappa Alpha Thela, Kappa Della Pi: Rulherford, BeHy, Shawnee, Arls 84 Sciences Psychology Club. A BELOW Tir 32.-.1 Ryan, Paul E., Cushing, Commerce: Ryan, Samuel John, za -a. E'g eer g' Sallee, William J., Pawnee, Agricul- ' T.'i Gamma Rrc Crf Gamma lola, EEA Presidenl, 211' 0 Erie f-gje Socfey' Sanders, Charles Wesley, Jr., Cf - gee f g i. 'Je JE!! Commander, Bloclc gf Bridle: San- ders, Soggy LeRoy, Tar eosari Arrs 81 Sciences: Sappinglon, Bob, 5721. C , Czffrferce Tau Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Kappa P' Sarlrain, George L., Lofe Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi. ' z 33.-1: Sarlain, Grover C., Jr., l-lub, Miss.. Engineering, ASME, OSPE: Sashin, Sol, Ellinville, N. Y., l-lome Economics Junior l-lolel Greelersg SaH'erlee, Darline, Wewolca, Commerce Sailerlee, Guy C., Tulsa, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha Saunders, Don A., Keyslone, Engineering, Varsily Radio Club Tech Sociely, Engineering Socielyg Scarlh, Elmer Dale, Boolcer Tex., Engineering, Pi Mu Epsilon: Schafz, Palricia Louise, Slill wafer, l-lome Economics, YWCA, Home Economics Club, New- man Club, ACE. 139- ana. -'GQ' I fax Y 'Kili- ABCVE Top Row: Schedler, Edmund Willis, Jr., Slillwaler, Engineering, Bela Thela Pi, Ela Kappa Nu, Sigma Tau, Engineering Sociely: Scherler, Mark Richard, Chal- lanooga, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: Schillz, Joseph Louis, Ponca Cily, Agricul- lure, Agronomy Club, Della Sigma Alpha, Newman Club: Schmidl, Kennelh Frederick, Muskogee, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, Dairy Club: Schmilz, Mary Ann, Caldwell, Kan., Commerce: Schnailhman, Myron Lee, Garber, Agri- cullure, Farm l-louse, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociely, Della Sigma Alpha, DST: Schneeklolh, Rulh Ann, Tiplon, Iowa, Arls 84 Sciences, Pi Bela Phi, Sigma Alpha lola, Morlar Board, Players Club, Varsily Radio Club, Opera Club, lnlernalional Relalions Club. Bollom Row: Schoeb, Jerry David, Cherokee, Commerce, Kappa Sigma: Scholl, Joseph Elmer, Lawlon, Engineering, Engineering Sociely, A. 84 M. Masonic Club: Schulze, George W., Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences, Sigma Della Chi: Schwab, Del- berl Preslon, Madison, Kan., Engineering, Engineering Sociely, ASAE: Schwarlz, Arlhur Jerome, Walerbury, Conn., Engineering, American Velerans Commilleet Scoll, Benny, Wills Poinl, Tex., Agricullure: Scoll, John A., Dardanelle, Ark., Agricullure, EEA. BELOW Top Row: Scoll, Melvin Lee, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Tau, AlEE: Scoll, Sher- man R., Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Block 8: Bridle, Gpera Club, Dairy Club: Scoll, Theodore John, l-lydro, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociely, FEA: Scribner, William E., Drumrighl, Commerce: Scroggs, Schiller Joe, Slillwaler, Arls 8: Sciences, Bela Thela Pi, Phi Ela Sigma, Grcheslra: Seal, Claud Elmer, Jr., Tulsa, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Sludenl Council: See, Glenn, Cemenl, Agricullure, Block 8: Bridle, Aggie Sociely. Bollom Row: Sells, Baslon E., l-lobarl, Agricullure, FFA, Agronomy Club: Sem- inofl, George, l-lobarl, Engineering, Beaux Arls, Chi Lambda lola: Semrad, Ray- mond A., Enid, Commerce, Thela Kappa Phi, Newman Club, l-lell l-lounds: Seow, Lin, Canlon, China, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu: Serelean, Marlin Bud, New York, Commerce, Phi Ela Sigma, Chi Gamma Iola, Band, Men's Glee Club, Brandeis Club, Speakers Club, lnler-Religious Council, IMRC: Sewell, Geo. W., Jr., Sayre, Agricullure, Alpha Gamma Rho, EEA: Shafer, Belly Rae, Fairview, A. 81 S., Kappa Phi, YWCA. 2522 0 'Qi .CQ 54. 5 . I A 1 fi I . -'ff J, v z W I .5 - Vice-'P' o so' n ...- i..:zKl -- -.:- :--- -1-4 'TTT' X 'ZS' I ,Il 1. .2 if iN-I IK 'S r 'V! ' 49- 11 N-r l an iz' R i enior Class of 1949 Row l: Shaliler, Erma, Perkins, Commerce, Pi Omega Pi: Shaffer, Ger- ald Edwin, Miller, Mo., Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, FFA, YMCA: Shaf- fer, Roberl' Joyce, Barllesville, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, Mu Kappa Tau. Row 2: Shannon, Roberf David, Nowaia, Engineering, Era Kappa Nu, AIEE, YMCA: Sharp, Milfrie Jane, Rush Springs, Arls 81 Sciences, YWCA, Wesley Foundaliong Shelhamer, James Edward, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Commerce. Row 3: Shelion, Diana, Monrovia, Calif., Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Alpha Thela, Sigma Tau Della, Terpsichorean Club, WAA: Shellon, Mac Allan, Slillwarer, Engineering: Shingle, Joseph John, Norrislown, Pa., Engineering, ASME, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers, OSPE. Row 4: Shinlcle, Celesle D., Tulsa, Home Economics, Zela Tau Alpha, Pan-l-lellenic Presidenl, AWS Execurive Board, Home Economics Club, YWCA: Shipley, Marilyn Ru'rl1, Slillwaler, Arls 81 Sciences: Shipley, Richard Francis, Siillwaler, Arls X4 Sciences. Row 5: Shockley, Vernon Perry, Enid, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Bela Alpha Psi, Officers Club: Shorf, Roberi Pleasanf, Jr., Seminole, Commerce: ShoHon, Ernesf Alphus, Jr., Educalion. BELOW 1 cf.: Showers, Elman R., Walerloo. Iowa, Engineering, Phi - f. f-. l ..-5, nffg, rf - A - .4 4 Boliom Row: Siegenfhaler, Irvin Eldie, Council l-lill, Agricul- f Ecilcn Sigma Tau, Era Kappa Nu: Shreve, lure, Farm l-louse, Della Sigma Alpha, Bloclc 3: Bridle, FFA: James M., CC! Q'CF Commercef Shull, Guy Lulher, Lawlon, A.,-.ff . 'L -1,-rf V 4 -J 4 , .1 f , ,..- 'ff'-ff .1 -1 --, --. .114 Siler, Harold Neil, Wilson, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, Z E'i3l6' Shull, Mary Blanche, Lawion, Arls 81 Engineering Sociely: Simcoe, Jean Marie, Slillwaier, Arls X: iff' NAA, ln+erna+ional Relaiions Club, Agua- Sciences, Chi Omega Presidenl, Orange 8: Black Ouill, Order 'iz C,:' Shull, Warren Eugene, Sapulpa, Commerce, Sigma -c f-.- ,--, .1 , . .Ji 2 V' 'E-C., of Gregg Arlisls, Arr Sludenlr Guild, Pan-Hellenic Council: Sim- mons, Cecil C., Anahuac, Tex., Arls 84 Sciences: Simon, Thomas e ' Shulfz, Neola Maxine, EI Reno, Arls 84 Sci- e'Ce:: Shumafe, Leland Young, Pauls Valley, Engineering, Beaux ff Jules, Kaplan, La., Agricullure: Simonlon, Doris Ann, Drumrighi, Ar'rs X1 Sciences, Alpha Pi Mu, Aggielles, WAA, Par-Linlcs: Simpler, Alvie D., Slroud, Educalion, Kappa Delia Pi. 1' N 3' xc 'RQ ,- YI? --.- .AY ,q,,.fm 'Ss' 7' E Z' . 4-A Nea , .pfsrrfl N.- ' ' . fy , pf l,..1i A..T ,.s.,. . -l 'ik , LX ' ' 11 ABOVE Top Row: Sine, Henry H., Jr., Perkins, Engineering, Engineering Sociely, Rui New SinneH, John J., Allus, Engineering, Sigma Nu, ASCE: Sipes, Edward Evans, Mon- ell, Mo., Engineering: Sisney, Elza R., Tulsa, Commerce, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 8: Blade, Oiclicers Club: Si'Hel, Loreila, lvlcAlesler, Educalion, Kappa Phi, ACE, Wesley Choir, Wesley Players, YWCA: Sizemore, Rufh, Oklahoma Cily, Com- merce, Alpha Chi Omega, Mu Kappa Tau, Peppers, WAA, YWCA Cabineli Skaggs, Alvin Douglas, Lawlon, Engineering, AIEE. Bollom Row: Skaggs, Waller D., lvlariella, Agricullure, Alpha Zela, Block 84 Bridle: Skelley, James Kennefh, Cebolla, N. Mex., Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: Skelley, Phyllis Marie, Weslville, Commerce: Skow, Edna Lou, Gainesville, Tex., Commerce: Skow, Lloyd C., Cocolalla, Idaho, Agricullure, Sluclenl Velerinary Sociely: Slavin, Jerome Arihur, Springfield, lvlass., Engineering, Alpha Epsilon Pi, lES, Engineering Sociely, OSPE, Oklahoma Slale Engineer: Slavin, Morron Alfred, Springfield, Mass., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Engineering Sociely, Oklahoma Slale Engineer, OSPE, Sociely Aulomolive Engineers, lES, BELOW Top Row: Sloan, Ernesi' J., Jr., San Anlonio, Tex., Commerce: Smallwood, Charles Morsey, lvlcAles+er, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Smarf, Jearl, Wewoka. Arls 81 Sciences: Smifh, Busler E., Kingslon, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: Smilh, Chan- dos E., Byars, Eclucalion: Smifh, Charles Bliven, Enid, Arls 84 Sciences, Bela Thela Pi, Scabbard 81 Blade, Ollicers Club: Smi+h, Coleman Randolph, lv1cAles+er, Arls 81 Sciences. Bollom Row: Smifh, David Allan, Grove, Commerce, Bela Thela Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Phi Era Sigma, Commerce Sludenl Council: Smifh, Eugene Charles, Lillle Rock, Ark., Engineering, IES: Smilh, Florinie Fern, Wewoka. Commerce, Pi Omega Pi, Epsilon Pi, Kappa Della Pi, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Smifh, Hugh F., Rus- sellville, Ark., Commerce, Sociely of Personnel Managers: Smiih, Hugh M., Roose vell, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, Engineering Sociely: Smifh, John A., lvlus- kogee, Agricullure, Bera Thela Pi, Phi Sigma: Smifh, Joseph Wesson, Tulsa, Agri- cullure, Agronomy Club, Phi Sigma, Aggie Sociely. A-is 15. an-ar 'Z1 I I C '5 -a-.-- Q - Q... v. - sr, T'- ' Q3-, ,59- N-I JT E ve 1-.9 is 4:5 1: T 'T Til es ..., We .Nz I , , ' AI' .1494 8 .sa- enior Class of 1949 Row I: Smirh, Laurence Oren, Slillwaler, Commerce: Smifh, Leora Ge- lene, Slillwaler, l-lome Economics, Tau Gamma, Omicron Nu, Kappa Dellra Pi, Home Economics Club: Smifh, Milford H., Barllesville, Com- ',-::- merce, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Smilh, Olen Lee, Wewoka, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, EEA, Aggie Sociely, Senior Liveslock Judging Team. Row 2: Smi+h, Orville Lee, Muskogee, Commerce: Smirh, Raymond Elslon, Rush Springs, Agricullure, EEA: Smifh, Wanda Johnson, Mo- deslo, Calif., Educalion: Smifh, Warren Wesley, Newkirk, Engineering, ASME, ROTC. Row 3: Smifh, Willard Maurice, Blanchard, Agricullure, Aggie Sociely, Block 84 Bridle, Ohficers Club, Scabbard 84 Blade:'Smykal, Anlhony, Jr., Binghamlon, N. Y., Arls 84 Sciences, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Psi Chi: Sollers, Willard Holmes, Slillwaler, Commerce: Soofer, Shem Mar- cus, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Alpha Zela, Phi Sigma, Agronomy Club, Aggie Sociely. Row 4: Sowers, Jerry Ann, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences: Sparks, Amy Means, Konawa, l-lome Economics: Speak, Roberr Joseph, Barllesville, Com- merce: Speice, Charles S., Kingfisher, Educalion, Phi Della Thela, Blue Key, O Club, l-lell l-lounds. . -'f' 'S' ' Row 5: Spencer, Beverly Ann, Nowala, Home Economics, Home Eco- J nomics Club, Inlernalional Relalions Club: Spillman, Charles Rober+, 4 ,.,, .. Cleveland, Agricullure, EEA: Springer, Franklin, McAles'rer, Arls 81 E Sciences, Lambda Chi Alpha: Spurgin, Mariorie Ann, Tulsa, Arls 8: I Sciences, Kappa Phi, YWCA. B E L O W Tir, Pos.: Sfahl, Rulh Eleanor, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Dairy C ,Q Slark, Mary Lou, McAlesler, Arls 81 Sciences, YWCA, P Cf' De 'a P' Ze'a Kappa, Psi Chi: Slarr, Colberf, S we Fgfis 'Je EEA' Slafen, Earl Dean, Slillwaler, Agricul- 'Je S'g a '., f- bra Zena Agualic Club, Agronomy Club: S+au+er, Richard Lewis, Paris Tex., Engineering, Kappa Tau Pi, f'-ICE' S+. Clair, Jackie Alden, Tulsa, Engineering, Sigma Tau, C C ,5 Kari , ff'f:C'i'Q Team, IES' Sfeanson, Joanne, Ponca CH eve --c'c 'c: Aloha Della Pi, Kappa Phi, WAA, ff'f'Cf- f-c,a c C ,o Tefozichorean Club, IRC: Sfeil, Wanda Wren, Clinlon, Commerce, Zela Tau Alpha, Epsilon Pi. Borlom Row: Sfephens, Bobby Joe, Nocona, Tex., Agricullure, EEA, Muslangs, A. Xi M. Masonic Club, Cordell Cabinel: Sfe- phens, Gregory Lane, Skialoolc, Commerce, Chi Gamma lola, Personnel Managemenl Sociefy: Sferniizke, James F., Parsons, Kan., Engineering, Thela Kappa Phi, ASME, OSPE: Sfevens, Billye Kafhryn, Slillwaler, Home Economics: Sfickley, Jack David, Slillwaler, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE: Sfigler, James Nolan, l-lollis, Commerce: Siillwell, Vernon E., Hominy, Com- merce: Siine, James O., Ozard, Mo., Agricullure, Aggie X. T' Q9 fs. , . A . P '? . lv 1l ni ual 1 l v7 .ly f. I4 . -- ,gnfvf 5.1 ' - -. - X a .4-sa Wgjl-AQ! lv J.. ' i !f I I . , 1 -. N l i nw. lllrvnfun I .fx .DIV-'- ,Qs 'r- 'H' Ang, 'N ics' 3242? ABOVE Top Row: S'rinneH, Rufus N., Jr., Oklahoma Cily, Commerce: S+. John, James Evans, Memphis, Tenn., Engineering, Beaux Arls, Chi Gamma lolai Sfock, Arnold Fred, Freedom, Agricullure, FFA, Masonic Club: Slocldon, Auslin Eldredge, Forf Cobb, Educalion, IMRC, OIAA: Slokes, William Brice, Slillwaler, Agricullurei Sfolpe, Richard Henry, Benlon Harbor, Mich., A. 81 S., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, IRC Presidenl, Xi Mu, O Club, Varsily Track Team: Slookey, Dorfha Ann, Helena, Commerce, Tau Gamma, Pi Omega Pi, Order ol Gregg Arlisls, Kappa Pi Epsilon: Sforer, A. W., Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Sigma Chi. Bollom Row: S1'raHon, Ruby Mae, Slillwaler, A. 81 S., WAA, Players Club, Phi Chi Della, Terpsichorean Club, Tau Gamma: Slrecker, Elizabelh Jean, Fairview, A. 81 S.: Sfreefman, Harold Leo, Hominy, Agricullure, Farm House, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie Sociefy, Della Sigma Thela, FFA: Slrickland, Jacqueline Frank, Kearney, Neb., Home Ec, Omicron Nu, Kappa Della Pi, Home Ec Club: Sfrickland, William Harry, Oklahoma Cily, A. 84 S., Sigma Tau, Masonic Club: Sfrom, Bill D., Perry, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Della Sigma Alpha: Slrong, Charles Roberf, Forl Worlh, Tex., Engineering: Sluarl, Donald R., Waurika, Com., Bela Alpha Psi. BELOW Top Row: Teel, Paul Henry, Jr., Tulsa, Commerce, Sigma Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Rui Nex, Commerce Sludenl Council: Tennelly, Tyler, Tulsa, Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, ROTC Rifle Team, Varsily Rifle Team, Beaux Arls: Tennyson, Wanda R., Ardmore, A. 81 S., WAA: Terral, Carherine Ann, Lillle Rock, Ark., A. 84 S.: Terrell, Donald Perry, Tulsa, A. 84 S., Sigma Della Chi: Theus, C. Ralph, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Delia Chi: Thiesen, Charles John, Arkansas Ciry, Kan.. Engineering, Sigma Chi, Sigma Tau, AIEE, OSPE: Thomas, Belly Jane, Tulsa, Commerce, Alpha Della Pi, Order of Gregg Arlisls President WAA, AWS. Bollom Row: Thomas, Jack Elwood, Drumrighl, Commerce: Thomas, Roberl E., Tulsa, Engineering, OSPE, ASME: Thompson, James A., McAles+er, Engineering, Chi Epsilon, ASCE: Thompson, Mary Margaret Duncan, A. 84. S., Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi, Sludenl Arr Guild, Aggielles, Kappa Phi: Thompson, Richard M., Gulhrie, Commerce, Pi Kappa Alpha: Thurmond, George Ervan, Dallas, Tex., A. 84 S., Tau Kappa Epsilon, Ohficers Club: Timmons, H. F., Mangum, A. 8: S.: Tindall, James R., Shamrock, Tex., Commerce, Sigma Chi President Alpha Kappa Psi, Xi Mu, Hell Hounds, Who's Who, Board of Sludenl Publicalions. 'V .rx ss Hi 5? I Q ,I Q. 5 Q - rn' 3: 4- -tr' an 117 C' IQ 2 -.-.- X. X---l ,E T J. R. v-1 Row I: Sfurge, Pa+, f'x: g Cir' -eo:::5 S' Leslie, Emo Ecg. 3' Ta- Sami' Suggs Ja'-es Eng., OlAA. Ro.-. :Z Sullivan, Anfhony, -wifi Okla. Sfa'a Ergree' OSPE' Su++on, Charles S' Chi, Kaoca Kaoca :si Beau -'ins' Swaze, Eugere, T President Ro-s 3: Sweeney, Roberr '- 55 Ct T TapscoH, Jack, E: ':': O:c'. V- xf::a 'iq Wafers, Home Ec. R:-s 4: Taylor, R. C. A 5' liam, VVa:o A. Sn S. Ta- KETSE Eff, 3' SiZ 'E Rufus, S' -sa'e' E'g. O 'NA N'as: : :-:' ears Aar. CN .C..,f .5 V9 aft- 1' ff- 'T7 rv- '-7- fi all QR- -sa ' 1 5, QC' LI- KX in -x Alias Q ' ,ur ' :. . P ,Lv Vip-' I 1 ' Q ,I--F. ' ri! 'FF l 15 , enior Class of 1949 Row I: Tippens, llalae, Hammon, Arls 84 Sciences: Tippens, Thomas E., Jr., l-lammon, Agricullure, FFA: Tippil, J. T., Tornillo, Tex., Agricullure, Phi Sigma, Sanborn Enlomology Club: Todd, Harry Allen, Trenlon, Tenn., Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu. Row 2: Todd, Marlin Ellis, Slillwaler, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi: Todd, Roberl L., Joplin, Mo., Engineering, ASCE: Tomlinson, George A., Am- arillo, Tex., Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, OSME, OSPE: Tom- linson, Leroy Omar, Slillwaler, Engineering. Row 3: Tompkins, Juanila McCombs, Wichila, Kan., Home Economics: Torance, Laurella F., Bullalo, Arls 84 Sciences, Symphonic Choir, Opera Club, Girls Glee Club: Tolusek, Roberl, Garber, Agricullure, Farm l-louse, Alpha Zela, Phi Ela Sigma, Blue Key, Block 84 Bridle, Aggie So- ciely, Aggie Council: Tower, Emery M., Jr., Oklahoma Cily, Arls 8: Sciences, AIME, Prospeclor's Club. Row 4: Townsend, John Vechel, Jr., Mena, Ark., Arls 84 Sciences, Pros- peclor's Club: Tracey, James W., Pelerson, N. J., Engineering, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Scabbard 84 Blade, Pershing Rilles: Treece, Barlon G., Mus- kogee, Engineering, OSPE: Trexler, Vernon Lee, Enid, Engineering, Var- sily Radio Club Presidenl, Tech Sociely. Row 5: Troll, Edward Bruce, Vinila, Engineering: Tucker, Gordon Wesl, Poleau, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha, AIEE: Tucker, James Howard, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure: Tully, James A., Forl Cobb, Agricullure, FFA. Home Ec, Home Ec Club: Van Osdol, Joan, Jel, Home EC. BELOW 'za 31.-.: Turley, Zane Grey, Slillwaler, A. 81 S.: Turman, Elberl J., G'a 'e f4'f2'if,'cJ'E Farm l-louse, Alpha Zela, Phi Kappa 3' 532' Z if: e Agge Sociely' Turner, Billy K., l-lobarl, A. 84 S. Gemma T'e'a Jpfcc' Tullle, Dorolhy Jo, Broken Arrow, A. L S. 3' Gemma 'ff Tyler, Jim Frank, Nowala, A. 8: S., Phi Ela fgma C Gamma Iva Pi Mu Epsilon: Tyson, Frank H., Sayre, G2 e'ie 7. Kappa Tau Kappa Pi Epsilon: Underwood, John Nalhan, Jr., Ne eeva Engineering, Alpha Sigma Ela Presidenl, 'faizfi C ,Q GSPE FS!-E' Ussery, Beryl B., Lamar, Mo., Conn- Bollom Row: Ulley, Charles M., Temple, Agricullure, Della Sigma Thela, FFA: Van Burkleo, Helen, Allus, Arls 8: Sciences, Sigma Alpha lola: Vance, Roberl Yewing, Glenpool, Arls 8: Sciences, Phi Lambda Epsilon: Vandegrill, A. E. Peler, Slillwaler, Engineering, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, OSPE, Hel l-lounds, IRE: Vandevenler, Belly Hugh, Tulsa, Arls 84 Sciences, Kappa Della, Tau Bela Sigma, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Vandiver, Earl Eugene, Muskogee, Engineering: Vann, Marlha Jean, Yukon, Kappa Phi, WAA, AWS, Home Ec Club, Grand Council. f. -Q C C -f T -e fe! Fzvball l-lanner Hall Presidenl, IMRC. X.-7:7 Q? ,'5,-ma. iffy 'T' QP ' QQ-M 'Q ff.. Ni.-1 'KX '2- Pflr-an N41 L 'TL' 355, 136' J-.rx gill' 'Ll -we ff' Aus. .931 ABOVE Top Row: Vassar, Jack K., Perkins, Commerce, Sigma Alpha Sigma: Venard, Dan- iel Henry, Qklahoma Ciiy, Commerce, Theia Kappa Phi: Vernon, George Ann, Elk Ciiy, Aris Xi Sciences, Thela Sigma Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, WAA, Q'Collegian, Hoi Jazz Socielryg Via, James C., Blackwell, Engineering, Qpera Club, Socieiy Auromoiive Engineers, ASME: Vickery, Dixie Margarer, Maramec, Home Eco- nomics: Vicior, Samuel Granr, APron, Agriculiure, EEA: Vierns+ein, Lawrence Jo- seph, New York, N. Y., Aris 81 Sciences, Sigma Pi Sigma Presidenr, Pi Mu Epsilon? Vineyard, Edwin Earle, VVilburlon, Educaiion, Kappa Delia Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, FTA. Borrom Row: Vineyard, Imogene Mankin, Red Cak, Home Economics, Home Eco- nomics Club: Vogel, Ervin E., Alliance, Neb., Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, Sociery Auiomorive Engineers: Vogel, Gwen, EI Reno, Aris 84 Sciences, Kappa Phi, Pi Zela Kappa: Voiles, Roy W., Buffalo, Wyo., Commerce, Alpha Kappa Psi, Mu Kappa Tau, Scabbard 84 Blade, Oiiicers Club, Commerce Srudenr Council? Von Drehle, William Donald, Muskogee, Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Von Gonien, John R., Sapulpa, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, ASME, OSPE: Von Gunfen, Rober'r L., Copley, Ohio, Agriculrure, Dairy Club, Phi Kappa Phi: Wachfman, Henry Charles, Jr., Vera, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, OSPE. BELOW Top Row: Warren, Ray William, Spiro, Commerce, Theia Chi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Rui Nex: Warren, William Guy, Jr., Wichila Ealls, Tex., Engineering, Sigma Tau, Rifle Team: Washenko, Sieve, Harlshorne, Aris 84 Sciences, Sigma Delia Chit Walers, Thomas Perry, Waldo, Ark., Agricullure: Wa'rkins, E. Dudley, Jr., Hamil- ron, Tex., Engineering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Tau, Beaux Aris Socielyg Walson, William O., Hugo, Engineering, AlEE, IAE: WaH', Elberl' L., Tulsa, Engi- neering, Engineering Sociely, AlChE: WaHers, Donald, Henryeiia, Arls 31 Sci- ences, Sigma Delia Chi, O'Collegian, Punchers. Boiiom Row: Way, Harry G., Vinira, Engineering, Della Tau Della: Wayman, James EH'on, Golrry, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Della Sigma Alpha: Wayne, Gordon, Senrinel, Commerce: Weafhers, Pafsy June, Siillwaier, Arls 84 Sciences, Par Linx, WAA, Tau Gamma: Weaver, Carol Marfin, Drumrighr, Commerce: Weaver, Rober+ B., Kiowa, Block 8: Bridle: Weeks, Wayne, S+illwaJrer, Engineering, Sigma Chi, IES, CSPE, Hell Hounds, Engineering Sociery: Weidenmaier, Rober+ Huber, E+. Cobb, Comerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Mu Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi, Rui Nex. i 1:- 2 'Q is--K. Row l: Waddill, Alin, . A :,,-.. - . --- if K. T 44 Varccuve' Was' C Na 1 'K Vancouver Home ::. :.-. I: Wainscc' Pi Befa Pri IRC' Walker, Sylvanus, S' - .E ,,.: Blue Kes Sigma Ta, Wall, Orbie, fgrr -3- - ,, Row 3: Wallace, Anna, A15 CJR' ' NVa,ler, W. R. G- Walsh, Pefer, i-i: . Crm. xa::a S' Pi - V' Crescenf Eou.: Ward, Bob. -:re Aw 'E' -f'c Blue Kex Acna xacca Ps' P. 3 an 3 3 1 Warden, H. P., T- sa :':. xarca H. Jr., Bixcx E'g. E'a xa::a N-, 53' Q-ff ni. -4'-'V -fs. -3 'lam 2 Ji. T-fr MQ Q W Q I '. ff if 1 I ,- if i . .fi 1 ,X B24 -.X Q pf' K , -'Al eg . A 4- '-. up ,A is X fs? ..r N.. ,.:' - J i ia IQQQ N fC A li iw. arab 4' , 2: . U : ' . F . 'fs . v6'l 'NL S? -R' I ' f ,, .. '31 ,Q 'ie enior Class of 1949 Row I: Weier, Mary Lou, Seminole, Home Economics, Home Econom- ics Club, Weis, Raymond Frederic, Higgins, Tex., Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Wells, Clillord Eugene, McAlesler, Educalion, Pi Gamma Mu, O Clubq Wensler, Emmill A., Slillwaler, Agricullure. Row 2: Wernlz, Clinlon Eugene, Ephrala, Pa., Agricullure, Block 34 Bridle, Wesl, Jack Carl, Wolco, Agricullurep Wesl, Leonard L., Hydro, Commerce, Mu Kappa Tau, Wesl, Saimuel W., Muldrow, Arls 84 Sci- ences, Prospeclor's Club, AIME. Row 3: Wheal, Kalherine, Locusl Grove, Arls,Bc Sciences, WAA, Kappa Phi, Terpsichoreang Wheal, Willis James, Oklahoma Cily, Com- merce, Masonic Club, Vels Village Mayor: Whisman, Charles Ralph, Madill, Agricullure, PEAg Whilaker, Eugene, Granile Cily, III., Engi- neering, OSPE, ASME, Rul Nex. Row 4: While, Bill Deane, Riverlon, Educalion, Sigma Chi: While, Conrad H., Prescoll, Ark., Agricullureg While, Harold, Slillwaler, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Chi Gamma Iolay While, Jimmie Louise, Geary, Educalion, Tau Gamma. Row 5: While, Kalhryn Fern, Duncan, Commerce: While, William, Slillwaler, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Chi Gamma Iolaq Whilenlon, W. B., Slillwaler, Commerce: Whilmarsh, Byron A., Vici, Engineering, ASCE. BELOW 2.-.1 Whilson, Joseph V., Jr., VVagoner, Agricullure, Block J , , , EEF' Wiggins, Elhel Mae, Fairview, Home Ec, Tau Bela ligne mane Ei C .3 Pile Club BSU, Girls Band? Wildman, Lesler Lynde, Ei -'farm Ter. A. Br S: Wiles, Jo Ann, Ardmore, A E 1. 3 F :fa Tre'a P7 Gamma Mu. Morlar Board, Who's 'z fagrf. Pri Grand Council Sludenl Senale, Willard House Cixi' ' Williams, Bernie Ellon, Dill Cily, Commerce, Sigma Phi Eff, f 3,5 '.ef IPC Olficerz Club' Williams, Cecil E., Ponca C , E'g f-'-'Vg Beauf f-ffl' Williams, Grady Floy, Lone Oak, Tff. fsgfi fe De 'a Sgma Thela Phi Sigma' Williams, How- ard L., Wagoner, Agricullure, Aggie X. Bollom Row: Williams, Huberl L., Walonga. Engineering: Wil- liams, Jack C., Arkansas Cily, Kan., Engineering, ASME: Williams, James E., LeElore, Engineering, ASME: Williams, James G., Jr., Cushing, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Rui Nex, IRC, Xi Mu: Williams, John B., Lone Oak, Tex., Agricullure, Williams, Mary Ellen, Walonga, Home Ec: Williams, M. H., Jr., Lovell, Commerce, Bela Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Psi: Williams, Ronald J., Cincinnali, Ohio, Engineering, Ela Kappa Nu, AIEE, IRE, OSPE. fa' fl 'C' rs ...J 31' 4 if 'vs V' 'Q' N-f II ' 49' I Nl'-.iff ,j I i ABOVE Top Row: Williams, Velma Koons, Chandler, l-lome Economics, Kappa Phi: Wil- liamson, Flomilchell, Tahleguah, l-lome Economics: Willis, John Gibson, Duranl, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma, ASME, ROA: Willman, John E., Tulsa, Engineering, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, ASME: Wilson, Edna Ealon, Slill- waler, Educalion: Wilson, Floyd M., Oklahoma Cily, Arls 81 Sciences, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 84 Blade, lnlernalional Relalions Club, Muslangs, Officers Club' Wilson, Lawrence Virgil, Jr., Hominy, Engineering, Bela Thela Pi, Pi Mu Epsilon Sigma Tau, Phi Ela Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Alpha Sigma Ela: Wilson, Wil- liam Slephen, Gould, Agricullure. Bollom Row: Wingfield, Alice Ray, Muskogee, Arls 84 Sciences, Alpha Pi Mu' Wilmer, William Kern, Barllesville, Commerce, Kappa Sigma, Bela Alpha Psi' Wollam, Wendell Eugene, Grandfield, Engineering, Sigma Tau, lES: Wollard Joseph Delberl, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Engineering: Womack, lola S., l-leavener, Arls 84 Sciences, Xi Mu: Woodard, Jack R., Ardmore, Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma Sigma Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, ASME: Woodmancy, Glenn C., Randolph, N. Y., Arls 81 Sciences: Woodruff, Delores Geraldine, Oklahoma Cily, Commerce, Zela Tau Alpha. BELOW Top Row: Wyall, Wesley Karban, Cordell, Commerce, Lambda Chi Alpha, YMCA, l-lell l-lounds: Wylie, John Leslie, Wichila, Kan., Commerce, Bela Thela Pi Presidenl, Blue Key, O Club, Alpha Kappa Psi: Yadon, Ro Jean, Woodward, Educalion, Kappa Alpha Thela, Kappa Della Pi: Yarbrough, John L., Eufaula, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle: Yales, Vernon E., Enid, Educalion, O Club, Varsily Baskelball: Yeager, Vernon N., Lincoln, Ark., Commerce: Young, Edmund Richard, lll, Sand Springs, Engineering: Young, Gale Smilh, Garber, Arls 8: Sciences, Sigma Tau Della, Men's Glee Club. Bollom Row: Young, James Arlhur, Oklahoma Cily, Arls 84 Sciences: Young, Richard Warren, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Engineering Sociely, AIEE, Bar Bell Club: Young, LaVonne, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Arls X: Sciences, WAA, lnlernalional Relalions Club, YWCA: Zalabak, Margery Ann, Drummond, Engineering, Chi Omega, Beaux Arls, Pan-Hellenic Council, lnlernalional Relalions Club: Zeek, Ella Marie, Wewoka, Home Economics, Home Economics Club: Zenlz, Herman Cliff, Jr., Goodwell, Arls Xi Sciences, Chess Club, A. 84 M. Masonic Club: Zim- merman, Ray William, Ouincy, lll., Agricullure, Chi Gamma lola, l-lorlicullure Club: Zulkey, Leroy, Sallisaw, Arls 81 Sciences. 5 qw'-'Y i Lx MY Junior Class Officers: Bill l-larmon, pr esiclenlg Pal Flilclcema, vice-president Pa'r Chadwick, secrela ry-lreasurer. oufziom Page 98 w-'f' Y' :rf- L..-f K1 if Q39 fr? -if 35- 1 I 1 'Q lg 3:5 Y l .r mi ,af on-'F ,Alu 3 4-me ..,,,. ,- as .nw- 6.5 My .. 6. 'ISI' -wag- ff:-P' -.fr w 3 ABERNATHY, ABRAMS, FRANK W. HARVEY C. Sflllwaler Cleveland ALLEN, ALLEN. JEANETTE JOE B. Tulsa Pawhuska AMEND, ANDERSON, ZEENA M. CALVIN E. Sfillwafer Wichila, Kan. ANDREWS, ANTRIM. J. J. PATRICIA R. Boise Cily Oklahoma Cify ATKINS, ATKINSON. BETTY LEROY W. Tulsa Yale BALES, BALES, JACK D. JOAN G. Caney, Kan. Edmond BARNETT, BARRINGER. MARY ELLA HARROLD H. Tulsa Norphlet Ark. BECK, BECK, GEORGE H. JOHN R. Srillffaler Edmond Page 99 ADAMS. ARTH U R Oklahoma Cilry ALLEN, LORNA C. Wagoner ANDERSON GENE Tulsa APPLEGATE, LEO, JR. Drumrighf AVANZINI, JO ANN Coalgale BALES, L. J. Muskogee BARTON. JOHN W. Thomas BECKHAM. REBA JOAN Olive AH R BERG, BILL ALBERT Slillwaler ALLEN. THOMAS J. Verden ANDERSON, JAMES T. Prague ARENS, JAMES L. Medford BADROW, THOMAS E. Oxford, N. J. BALL. LEMUEL F., JR. McAlesl'er BATES. FRAN K E. Noble BEERS. HEN RY O. Weslporl, Conn. AITKEN, ALBRIGHT. RALPH E. MELVIN A. Buffalo Slillwaler ALLEY, ALLGOOD. CARMALITA CHARLES N. Woodward Shawnee ANDERSON, ANDERSON. MARVIN H. PAUL D. Grandlield Bay Cify, Mich. ARMSTRONG, ARMSTRONG. BOBBIE CLARENCE C. Tecumseh Barllesville BAGGETT, BAHOS. IVAN O. CONNIE Seminole Tulsa BALLEW, BAMBURG. WM. F., JR. ARNOLD L. Tahlequah Wefumka BATES, BATES. JAMES RAY JOSEPH D. Ada Ponca CIN BELL, BELL. BETTY T. CHARLES WY Henderson Kv. Van Buren, Ark. ALEXANDER, ROBERT N. Tulsa ALLRED. JOHN W. Tulsa ANDERSON RALPH D. Eairmonl' ARNOLD. DIXIE Oklahoma CEM BAIRD. ALBERTENE VVay noka BARCLAY ROBERT W. Tulsa BATES ROBERT P. Nome. BELL ROBERT J. M:Ales'e' Junior Class ALEXANDER SHEILA T. Tulsa ALLRED MAXINE C. Oklancma C ANDERSON S. ED. A N NAV-- Ox., - INS-wk' A--S- -K VC- T-RTR A A N ::':a .N- K.. w -K-5 -'xN-:R:cN XX ,E 'RN' A. Sana Sr: g' D 2 5 L ARWOOD JEAN RERRN Tu sa BAKER BEN, -KN' N ..,-Ms-, -O C C. EfxRf EUG:N: f. S iixwf ERIEVCRE 'R:-Ax C-XRR C-::E -xg EN Rx- ' -TN .. - .-.. 4- 5 - -. 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C,Zflf: BLACKMAN, ALVIN W. lr-I-grIrVr',rIf,n, ELEZSIIJG, POGEF' E., JP. Kf.r.'.fr'. CII, EO NEPS OLP PEIICE fjk F1If, rfJ Cilf ILP!-IIT. IA!-PG!-PET E. f,rf'.f,f,r,rI BPOZIUC PODIIPY P. Z'g'J'r'. lfdfi. EPONIIIIIG BEIEPLY I. Sfovcrr f'- frmf EIJPZI' CH!-PLEST C we ard Arl. ,. .fr B Wm' BEST. TEDDY DENE Wallers BLACKMAN. ROY E. Hunlinqlon, Ark. BLOOD. ROBERT K. Oklahorna Cily BOYD. CHAR LES R. Clrfqiolfalr BPATTAIN. HAROLD G. Ponca Cilf BPOV-JN, BARBARA A. f . J':VfrII'I0l': BROVJIIS NORTH, L. I' FJLUQVIV: BIJPGEP. LLOYD H. VICTCV ,WW BIEBER. HARRY P., JR. Broken Arrow BLACK MON. MAX E. Crescenl BLUBAUOH, ROBERT L. Tamkawa BOYD. N ITA PAUL Alluz BRAZELL. JAMES E. Cromwell BROAWN. BETH MARIE Tulsa BPUCE. FINIS W. frnllert BURKE. JO ANN R. Sand Springs 77' BILYEU. WINSEL LEE Sfillwaler BLACKWELL. KENNETH G. Okrnulqee BOGDANFFY, GEORGE H. Clilrorr, N. J. BOYKIN, BILL Shidlar BREEDEN. SHIRLEY Tulsa BROWN. EUGENE H. Oklalfroma Cily BRUNDAGE. MARGE Muskogee BURKETT. .JOSEPH VV. Roanoke, Va. 'x K' Hn' BINNS, CHARLES L. Kellyville BLACKWOOD. ROGER C. Tulsa BOGUE. JANE Oklahoma Cily BOYLES. JOHNIE H. Enid BREWER, KITTY Miami BROWN. HELEN V. Beaver BRYANT, BE Ll LAH E. Frederick BURKITT. GEORGE C. Tulsa BIRMINGHAM, HOYT O. Tulsa BLAIR. ROBERT R. Tulsa BOLLING. MARGIE L. MCAlesler BRADFOR D. ALICE E. Slillwaler BRICKMAN, TROY T. Enid . BROWN, JAMES D. Mirrco BRYANT. THOMAS L. Ponca Cily BURTON, CHARLES L. Oklahoma Ciry Pegg 100 ,ns ,-Q, 49' . ffm?-' 49 BUSSE, BUTTRAIII, GEORGE R. JAMES NV. MI. Prospecr, III. Ponca Ci+y CAMERER, CAMERON. KEITH E. ROBERT E. Gufhrie Mr. Vernon, N.Y. CARROLL, CARTER, ARCH DAVID D. Fairfax EI Reno CHAPMAN, CHESBRO, FRED A., JR. LADORA C. Ardmore Mannford CLAYTON, CLINE. JOHN O. ALICE L. Currie CIaremore CONDREY, CONNELLY. JACK M. JAMES A. Henryerra OkIahoma Cify COOPER, COOPER, MARY DELL WANDA J. Srillwafer Granlfe CRAIG, CRAIG. HAROLD E. JAMES C. Enid SfIIIwaIer Page 101 'If' . 'N-.. Qi! . k BYLER. WILLIAM H. Pawhuska CANADA, CARLTON W. Lufher CARTER. JIM P. Fairfax CHICK. CALVIN W. Erick CLINE. ROBERT W. Kew CII'y CONRAD. CHARLES R. Cheyenne CORBET. BEVERLY J. Jef CRAN DELL. CAROLYN L. Denver, Colo. 1373 ,+ , 'www BYNUM. ANITA Indianola CAN NON. GEO. J., JR. ShIdIer CARTMILL. ROBERT O. Edmond CHURCH. JULIA V. Tulsa COLE. CHARLES E. Shidler CONROW, WAYNE S. Claremore CORNELIUS, MARY F. Cherokee CRANE. THOMAS J. Tulsa an-+C . BYRD. THOMAS A. OkIahoma CIW CANTWELL. MAURICE W. RoR CASTLE. LEWIS E. Jer CLARK, DORIS McAIes'rer COLEMAN. ROBERT D. Oakwood CONWAY, LLOYD G. Frederick CORR. TOMMY Cherokee CREVVS. CHARLES W. Ark. Cify, Ark. +A.. CAIN. MANFORD C. Carmi, lil. CAREY. TOM M. Gurhrie CELLAR. GEORGE R. Geneva, Nekb. CLARK. DOROTHY McAIes+er COLES, ALLEN E. JR. Oklahoma CIN COON. LEWIS H. OkIahom6 CEM COSGROVE PATRICIA R. EI Reno CROW CHARLES E. DexoI ea, -I I-sl 5- P '4 '. ff w 1 fx ' lv if ld 1 Q Y 41:- uni' ?6. CALDER JOHN XM Muskcoee CAR MAN JERRY PAUL TuIsa CHAENN ICK PATRICIA A OkIancn'a C' CLARK M. ANN Ardmore COLGAN CHARLES W. Paursborc N. COOPER CAROLN N R. Okersnra C4 CCTTRELL JACK Ax. Ox- 0 p CECEC . CRUTCHF E DON C afemcre I D '2' 235 42' C, f ht Junior Class CALHOUN C -Ei--AN -AMES S. CQCTSEE Sa 'sa-X 'a': 5' CARVAN AAREEN-E: LEE - E N: NNA: 'a xi 5--455'-'re CHRMEERS C-A-NCEX DICK V. T DRENE 'O ,,,,,.,,, - Q. ..- CRC C C C-AxRx xSCN R CHRRD 'CTCE C '. CCXL ER . -XCKSCN :eau Tex. f-N1::-. CCC ,X 'ZRRNC S C'E 'C 3 Ax, --C- C TEX N Ci- 'N 1 --- .X C XZ: CC-- - 1-N Q11 X X XZX N'X x CLDE -,C-5 - -Q -ATX ' -C-.. x x 'NNI A'-M k----- 3 21 .:q,,:. I 4? Q- hx -n-4. --0 -f A 3 X' r-3 . 49? 13. of K., 4? S Iunior Class A ,AJR nf' !'f .7 ff- .F f-, J. ' f x 4111 A J. I- 'f -H 1 . IA' - ,iff ,-- 'f 'ffrb-It ,I if ,,f 4 F', '- ia .,,3H A,Dl '5E1 f 1. Q 'ff- Q fE'ff-'. A f I FV FEQQ ' 'ff'-PD' --1 , -f , .J C ,.. ff, 'Q J ff Ee Z'C ff' ,I-E CI,,rf5CI'CN af POL M ' 1 f Jil, OPTEP ,. .A..,5i.. f., 'wwf 1-4.1. I 1.f,.- 1 f gfr 1 111 f-UO ,,,,f we J,-JIJfJ-f'Z ff! f . jmxff- f ,- , . , A F'fn 1 fm' rj Q f , 'J 'L 'J ': li'--'FCE Cf.: 1' : f' 1 Y-1.. n 15'lfl 'I MHC ,rf ' 9' ff Zz' I 'fcf ere' 1:4 1- an I 4. if I fe, af' fr: -Qin 81 T 34. 1 5 LX -GTS? 'SI CUNNING- HAM, P, E. T'JI'a DAY BOB GENE Leedef LICUS J. P'I JI Srnhq: Ark. DOCKUIA EEL!! F. r JY '1'U 'fl CN! Dry ffIIIIIQv OSEPH N, ,.,, Q .I Lf' PTI-IIfIf II .AMES C. F'rfr!f. :, r JZ! .X-'AES T. PJ' 6'2 r: C , V, Lfffl, 'ff ,LJJ SETI Q Q 'Fm . 1 Q.. jf. 1 .2 CURD, MILTON R. TuIza DEAN. DELMER C. Sayre DIEVERT. INARPEN D. DOIJQIPJG DODD. WILLIAM H GIJIIUVIQ DOZIEP BOB A PQVIU EAPTHMAII, IIOPMA S. I'I': f':IIFJ 'rr ELEI' JOSEPH M. I . 'varw.IfJ II. E!!-IIC. P!-TCK V. D,,,,,,f. J. OII AA:- iz? My , .41 k CURNUTT, JAMES F. Waneffe DEAN, THOMAS P. OkIahoma Cify DILKS. MERRELL D. TempIe DOMATTI, MAPOUER ITE Por? Arfhur, Tex. DRAIN. EDGAR LEE OuIhrie EAVES, P OSEMAP Y EfJrrronfJ ELLIOT, HAPPIET E. EVANS, PATSY P. , h .. A Jf1IIIZfn1 fn Ingrrna CEU x'i I DANIEL, CECIL E. Ponca Cify DEEN. LETHA JO DeIaware DILTS. JAMES R. S'riIIwaIer DONLEY. SHIRLEY A. Cvrandfield DRIEBEEK, N. J., Wassef naar, HoIIand EDGERTON, NADEEN L. BarIIesviIIe ELSEN ER. GOR DON L. Tnpfon EVERY, BOB Piedmonf 58? 51 QT W-J T Ax if ....:.,,, 'Q DANIELS, CARL E., JR. Bar'rIesvIIIe DEMAREE, JAMES REX S'riIIwa'rer DIMITY. DENNIS ChiIIIcoIhe, O. DORMAN, LONNIE F. SriIIwaIer DUFFORD. SHIRLEY G. BarIIesviIIe EDMONSON. LEWIS A. TuIsa ELWORTHY, FRED M. TuIsa EWING, AMOS D, DaIIas, Tex. DAN N ER. JACK C. Tulsa DEN ADEL, HELEN G. BarIIesviIIe DITTMAN, J. J., JR. Duquesne, Pa. DOTSON. RICHARD N. Enid DUKE, PAT J. Oklahoma CIIy EDSON. GLORIA J. Enid ERECKSON. MYRAJANE Muskogee FAR N EY. AARON L. Crerokee 'ff-7' DARCEY. JAMES H. Oklahoma Cify DENTON. DOROTHY J. Howard, Kan. DIXON. BU DDY R. Ponca Cify DOTTS. CHARLES L. Perry DU NAWAY, ORALIE . Jones EDWARDS. CAROLINE OkIahoma Ciry ERWIN. PATTI ANN Lawfon FARNEY. LLOYD M. Cherokee Page 102 Q! Qs ll in-.- av? -.1 tx K I-WX ff' ll FERGUSON. CARL E. Oklahoma Cify FLETCHER. S. RICHARD Oklahoma Cify FOX. MAX V. Shawnee GALLATIN. MARY ANN Oklahoma Cify GEIS. DORIS Ringwood GODDARD, JOHN R. Tulsa GRAF, G. E.. JR., Walla Walla, Wash. GRISSOM, ZED Okemah if M, FI' 15.1-f FERGUSON. J. W., JR. Pawhuska FLI KKEMA. PAT A. Tulsa FRANCIS, FELIX F. Oklahoma Cify GALLOWAY. BOB L. Sayre GEIST. GEO. A., JR. Ouakerfown, Ra. GODMAN. C. A., JR. Memphis, Tenn. GRANTI-IAM. GEORGE W. Cowefa GROVE. CHARLES L. Denison, Tex. YC' FERREE. A. T. Skiafook FOLEY. CRAY L. Tulsa FRASER. JAMES H. Fremonl, Neb. GALVIN. KATI-IRYN R. Gufhrie GENZLINGER B. S., Hunl- ingdon Val. Pa. GODON. DOROTHY Y. Brislow GRATTOPP, ALBERT A. Slillwafer GROVER ARDYTH A. Lenapah 955' FERREE. JO LOUIS G. Skiafook EORE. EARL R. Hamplon. Ark. FREEMAN, RAYMOND G Oklahoma Cifx GANT, NNILLIAM T. Sherman, Tex. GEORGE FRANK G. Hafxex I . GOIN MILTON D. Rafflan GRAVES SHIRLEY ANN Muskogee GRUBBS NN M. . R. Saou ra I Junior Class EERRELL CHARLES E lndiarola FOSTER EDITH ANN Chickasna FREEMAN ROBERT K. k,I'lCK3S E GARRETT .AMES Q. pM-, Q-.. s. Cu N GIBSS CHARLES Nates: N' ss. '-ww-N CCC- , x: 'N --.-C. 1 'C 'N GREEN EETTX G-X - L-Q'--'-:-- GRLYSER T. .. V5- 's .--- N.x ?EXC - - Q E NC-KNN OMAR -SE icbq N KL' '- Cr Ex T-'S 2 I'7N -3..- - . GAR? VR? C :bb RD::R X NN C-- -'v':: AEN, CCC- -O-N NX - x Cx--N K -R-fx V-, .- :ENN VAR. N Q: 96 if -,C 10- 15 , 'Q' ' i N A I , . i C QL? are 3a '57 Wi. I , C Uh-: -I. it 5a Junior Class 59' 'Pb 11 X. -Win' wax' LX 1 122' ,- Aw , wk, - -swf fa, ,-.-.. nun WY fi . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' HX-Off? H!-GEF HAGLER. 'ff-IJVHCEG DAYILJE, JP MORRIS E. T. .w lAi. f,'. III. Taylorfille, III. X ,TC Hf'f LTOIJ HPIAIAOND HARD, ,E A .C f fff .T77' C. EEIIIIETT H. lf.B., Brook , f'ff S' I-'I ' D' Nfl -' l'if1lQVl, ..p:1. ..,.f.:L:.: Hfppiwg, HAPPIS4 .. ','.fr3'f ,OVCEX-II'I TON IRIS R. BOBA. --' 51. 1. I' 'f-, Ok a CIW Lindon, Tenn. 'H f- E-X-3'w'f-'. f9TO', H!-9!Ef EIATHAWAY, I- X-'f X-SLVR!! S DOROTHY IA. JOHN A. T. . 'fa '1'.'4f : '- Bfw'f.',f. In Clemland - ' A Hi!-'H HEDGIS HEDRICV. , . ' CHF7, UEIIUILL EIJIIAIT B. 'I' -1 '. ff', ' 'Ji J ZIiIl1ff1Ir5f -QHQQZ, Hi' E f 423' 5' HPTISOII HLRIAAIISVI. EWU!! ,O , BEEN: .r '-1 ',91 ',i E: WRGII. IEE CLYDE C. ,- ,.5'5' Q . 'f'f'- f f,' f.-,'f.' , Jiffy Cf.1inqlf,r. HE'SE:' 'E-5' Cf H ',fE ' Cf'ff '- PICVS HIGGIII. Z ZZ! .ACI C 'f 3,ES T-,D 1 'ffl' f,'Hf':' E21 C9 fIII I. BCJTHICIA, iE'C',f: 2520.2 Sr. L: ,-.r,, 7,-1 ::'J','ff J Sfiqlfpr -'GE -OHEHPQE- -' T O,,F'J',E HOILIIIGC HOLIIIIGS ' '. , ,ft F'.'. ff ., f 'f G. HEAD C. O. NORTH, J. H. Z' 'f 2'. Bi ' 4- 'D' J ': ,' Ra, Herirfellf, Q.. nr I4 -yi In HAHN, WILLIAM C. Blackwell HAR DAGE, ROYAL N. Purcell HARRIS. GLENN E. EI Reno I-IAVENSTR ITE RENNETH K. Slillwaler HEUR ICK. HERBERT J. CJHFJIIOVVIG Cily HEROLD. S., Col. Iinqzffood, N.J. HILL. JOHN A. Ifnnql1LI'1f:r HOLMES. E. L., JP. Borqer, Tel. 'AE' 35.6 HALE. CHARLES H. Slonewall HARDEN, GEORGE B. Ada HARRIS. JACOB W. Edmond HAWKINS. ELIZABETH L. Tulsa HEID. DAVID H. Slillwaler HERRING. EUGENE Canadian, Tex. HILLMAN, LEO H. Tulsa HOLMES. LONNIE A. Nowala 'vm -in .......... 1.9: 'HQ' HALL, CHARLES R. Hollisler HARDIN. LUTHER S. Tupelo, Ark. HARRISON, BEN E., JR. Hugo HAWKINS. LEE VERNON Rawliuska HENDERSON. CLERON L. Duncan HER RON, GEORGE M. Caddo HOBBS, JACK J. Senfinel HOMER. SAINT CLAIR Sand Springs 'Y HALL. JEAN H. Meeker I-IARDWICK. WILLIAM H. Twin Falls, Ida. HARRISON, WAYNE E. Tulsa HAYES, H ELEN E. Lulkier HENDERSON. CLIFF C. Oklahoma Cily HESS. ROBERT G. Tulsa I-IOBBS. JACKIE LEE Oklahoma Cily I-IONICK. GERALD L. Newkirlc Page I 04 DX 'rv X14 .RG- is ,af 75: 'S' ..,-f 5. 35 69' 0-4 ,,, Vwx ..f- Q j' -2' 4. 4. . JB. 'R' 1 .'s.fi' -. a I I Nil: fi ' . .--, J-ani: HOODENPYLE, HOOPER, HOOPER, FRAN J. E. RUSSELL I. Oklahoma Cily Thomas Thomas HOUSE, HOUSMAN, HOUSMAN, DAVID M. AGNES L. GERALD L. Oklahoma Cily Miami Miami HUFEMAN, HUGHES, HUGHES, MAX V. LEO C. WILLIAM M. Kieler Redrock Brislow HUNT, W. R. HUNTER, HURD. Grosse LOIS LOUISE CAROLYN L. Poinle, Mich. Woodward Oklahoma Cily INGE, INGE, ISELEY. RICHARD D. ROBERT V. DILLARD M. Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Tulsa JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, B. DON BOB H. CARL L. Jay Tulsa Lawlon JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, GLEN D. GUS J. IRVIN M. Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Perrysburq, O. JONES, JONES, JONES, CLARENCE M. EVELYN FAY JOHN W. Alfus Rush Springs Dallas, Tex. Page 105 I-IOOTEN. JOHN J. S+iIwelI HOWELL. BOBBIE LEE Brislow H UGH ETT. BETTY MAY Tulsa HUSS. PATTY NELL Muskogee IVES. JOHN T. Slillwaler JOHNSON. CARRIE L. Kingfisher JOHNSON. JOHN P. Erick JONES. MARY F. Oklahoma Cily Wh. 'S HOPE. ROBERT L. Oklahoma Cily HOWELL. JOHN R. MI. Vernon, Mo. HULL. ANSEL L. Drumriqhl HUTCHISON. C. E., Soulh Haven, Kan. JACKSON, JOHN W. Childress. Tex JOHNSON. CHARLES R. Slillwaler JOHNSON. JOY DON Frederick JON ES. NONA R. Houslon, Tex. HORNE, FORREST E. Oklahoma Cily HOWLAND, WAYNE L. Wakila HULL. JOAN Slillwaler HUTTON. RICHARD H. Tulsa JARRELL. VERNON H. Slillwaler JOHNSON. DAMON R. Edmond JOHNSON, LORNA JO Sfillwafer JONES SHIRLEY R. Rush Springs 21' . 5.6- LAI J . Q l HORNE, HORSMAN HOST-ER -OSC- MAXINE M. CHARLES E. N'-'GN ,O 'REI '- Medford Ram:'a Ok 5:05 C . - -si HUCKLE- HUDDLESTON -LJDSON -wil' : BERRY, M. E. MARILOU ROEER' N2 DON - Carlsbad, N.M. Ecfea. E-,--'ee T- si HUMPHREY, I-IUMRHRENS -g.NSRxEi - T JACK A. WILLIAM Q, SM' ,E Yale 33's Creek Egan HUXLEY HYDE - ER EDGAR L. CH-XRLES -x x - A - A Blackwell Ware' Vasa. -rc---5-3 .3 JAY, ,'ENx NS :RNS-1X -O-NERC CLEMENT E. NX AETER D - -- S. -EE?' Chicago li. E : T- E' 3 JOHNSON, JOHNSON .O-NEON ,O-NEON EVELYN R. FRED -. GER ALE R E-4fXf A Rurcell CJC-gt' Carb' 3:55 -5 JOHNSON ,O-NEON .O-NSON .O-NETC' LUDWIG NV. MART-Ax -L ,E RK' -1. ENfE-- -. Divx C5123 C a'e'n 5 Ea:--we JOSEEH .URSEXSEN x-X SER x:x,E3'.'iNN DON VERNE DORAN E. G-:-D -R: N A :. 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Ponca Ci+y KING, HELEN J. fDkI6I'IOI'Tlr3 KOZEL. KARL A. r' .7I'lf,1 lfrifgf: LPJCRONE, R. JI . I-Iorninf LAWRENCE. ZHIPLEY JO I!I+J3kf,qef: I EMASTEP, 'NADE H. Ef1IfIfJFIfI LOCKHAPT, PICHAPD G. IA'.lAxIf:ZIC' LFJIYVIJ LETTK LOU Putki Sbrinqi '35- 35' ,zaf- -...J ,V -I 'G' KELLEY. J. RICHARD Oklahoma CiIy KIRCHNER, JEAN R. Brisfow KRAEMER, JACK W. Perry LANDES. DAVID O. BiIIInqS LAWS. LEN R. Skif1IoOk LEONARD, PHIL O. f- . J+ilIfff,fer LOESCH. MARGARET B. McAIez'rer LUCAS, EVAN KENT Woodward an ,..... .Q ri, -fi!! KEMP. HAROLD H. Paonia, CoIo. KIRK. JAMES A. Manqum KREI-IBIEL. ELMER I-Iydro LANDIS. DAVID M. EiIIsIown LAWSON. I-I, K., Fay- oIIeviIIe, Ark. LEWIS. JACKIE E. Sayre LOFTUS. JAMES V. Medford LUCKINBILL. MARY LEE GuII1rie N I 'J KEN DALL, HERBERT J. Pueblo, Colo. KIRK. NORA RUTI-I Enid KROET, GEO. L., Lo- qansporr, Ind. LANG, FR ED M., JR. Keysjrone LAWSON, NOR MA J. Tulsa LEWIS, LOUISE N. Kansas CiIy, Mo. LONG. JOE A. Fairview LUGAR. JACKIE J. BarIIesviIIe 19 KERNS, LEAH Booker, Tex. KIRKLAN D. HUGH A. TuIsa KROHN. ER MA RUTH Webb Ci+y LA REESE. JACK T. OkIaIwoma Cify LAWSON. W. CONRAD Bronx, N. Y. LINDLY. PATRICIA Jay LONG. RAYMOND I-I. Garber LUMPKIN. VIRGIL M. Texarkana, Ark. Page 106 aw gr 3 46' 162 ss- .4 .36- QS? of -:DQ-'. oat' UFO if Q 1 fr -wg Q. VZ9' Q9 4. .P Q' LUPSHA, C. H Roclcville Cenler, N. Y. MAHAN. LU ELLA E. Slillwaler MARSHALL. VIRGILENE Carrier MAYFIELD. JACK, D., Law- renceville, III. MCDONALD, PI-IYLLIS M. Clinlori MCMAHAN, HATTON Allus MILLAR. WILLIAM F. Clriiclcaslwa MOOR E, BOB L. Tulsa Page 107 LUTTRELL. DONALD A. Dallas, Tex. MAHER. THOS. F. Ardmore MARSHALL. WILNA LEE Brolcen Bow MCAEEE, WAYN E LEE Foresler, Arlc McDOWELL RALPH L. Cherokee McMAKIN. SHIRLEY B. Mariella MILLER. CARALEE Edmond MOORE. COLLEEN Pawlwuska i LYCAN. RICHARD W. Slroud MAIDEN. JEANNETTE G. CIaridon,OI'1io MARTIN. BOB CLAUDE Cliallanooga McARTHUR. M. J., Clwurcli Hill, Md. McELWAIN, KEITH F. Moorelancl MCNEIL. ARLEN A. Amarillo, Tex. MILLER, GEO. A., JR. Ada MOORE. ERMA DEAN Muslcoqee LYON, NAN Seminole MAIER. RAYMOND Wallers MARTIN, FRANCES E Slillwaler McCALLON. BILL R. Wynnewood McFALL. KEITH Hollis MEACHAM ED. M. Clinlon MILLER. JANET L. Winfield, Ka MOORE. MARY E. Fairfax LYON, MacDONALD, WADE N. MARGARET Geary Rampa, Tex. MALISZEW- MALONE SKLJEROME ITHER D. Morrison Waurilca MARTIN, MARTIN. HARRY LEON LLOYD E. Nowala Holderwille McCLUNG, MCCONNELL DAN C. VIRGINIA D. Walcila Tulsa McGEE, MCGEE, ROBERT D. WM. L. Blackwell Blackwell MEARES. MEEKS, JAMES E. SHERMAN E. Muslnoqee I-lolderwille MILLS, MITCHELL HARRY N. KENNETH D Sfillwafer Gullirie MOORE, MOORE MARY M. TI-IURMAN E Enid Tulsa MacDOUG- ALL GERRY Olclalwoma CTM MANESS I-I. G., I-Iomex Gross Tex i. . MARTIN, MARGUERITE Muskogee MCCOY CON NELLA GI area-5 C'-I MCGILLI 'XRD FAN E Sfi we'e' MEN ERS DONALD V. Tulsa MITCHE4 -ECN M:A est MOORE X IRGIN A L. I I 5 ': - . . 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Ardmore RANDALL, KENNETH Woodward REG-ER, MONTE D. Woodward RICHARDS, MARTHA E. Oklahoma Ci ROBERTSON JAMES A. Fl. Smilh, Ark. fx PENNING- TON, R. B., Easf Lansing, Mich. PHILLIPS. GROVER C. MCAIesler PORTER. M. K USLER Chocfaw PUMPHREY. ROY J. Elk Cily RAPE. FLOYD A. Wichila, Kan. REID, LAWTON E. Sligler RICHEY JAMES F, XVichiIa ROBERTSON, JERRY L. Fairicax PERDUE. ELM ER J. Sfralford PHILLIPS. MARY JO Oklahoma Cifx POTTER. EARL LEE Jef PUTNAM JANICE Gould RASM USSEN NORMA Coxle REIFF JOSEPH G. Brooklx r N. Y RIDER LEO GEORGE Psa' Hrs' Wiz' ROEFKA SLOR' A TUEE Junior Class PERKINS, PI-IYLLIS DVUWVIg7f PIERSALL DON Shaliuck POTTS :::x:Xv A. N24 E P:xNS -'ACx E -u':H : POLNO HONNVARD C. ELNN S'iiIxs5 er OUINBN R RAASO- -C KENNETH R N' - A'k.C x R,-XTL E: FR ANx E Nla':'s: QE SC-E , - X: O X-A.- -N 5 - . -SKC I. Viss. Ok, - .,- --.X x:X-X, -N -OX-XX: .C-NN - - I KETC , AA RSC 2:--X S ---a . ,..-..- QCKCIXO f:I-O A 5 -ax--.- Cx: - : R SN? 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VL , V f -, ,' ff. ff I1 If I S'mfJ Spriruqz Oklalmorrua Cily Tulsa 1.1,-fjki '. Vu , ', ' '! ' ' '!5 ,' ',IlI'JI ',l',',OIl, SVAGGS, SLONEKER, SMITH, 24:3 ,L 'If I , f' f' 'X '. .IVA C, N. T.. Grnal VEIJABELLE CAROL ANN ARTHUR J. Z, 4 K4 ff, 'ff H ,,, Q F' l!f ' Iff Iifr.fJ Van. Maud Barllesville Barnsdall Z., '- Q-f 'H 'jf '-4 I ' f 'AAITII IAITI SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, 325 - 3,:'f- H ',','.,l- ', - 4- Y f ',f 1, .f'r!I'. ff, JIMMIL BOB ZOLM THOMASINE VERN E. ., Zi if-'il 3 T , ' ' f ff' ', Eairfaf Ifaw Cily Muskogee '- Z'ff'-1 ',',Z',, f , 1, X INV, 'iff-II QF'f'.IIGII:F', SPANN, SPARKS, SPEECE, T. f'-'X O, ,f'!EQ G. ff 1 ' v ' - . fx ,, ,OHII II, J!-MLS IJ. JOYCE GORMAN C. WILLIS E. ' T:-515' 25-gy ', , 3,53 1 ff 'J CIW Oklalmrrla Cilf Temple Harralw Gullwrle ROUSH, ROY W. Oklahoma Cily SAVAGE. JOAN Oklahoma Ciry SCHOEN- FELDT, E. C. Tulsa SEALS. GEORGE G. Broken Arrow SHELLENBER- GER, LYNN Mariefla SILLERS, ' MARJORIE J. Tulsa SMITH. BILLY O. Waukomis SMITH. VINCENT J Ponca Ci+y SPICER. DoNALD R Slilwell dl-'S' ...f 'Q ,Gr .,,,u- I.. 1' 'E 'D' I, If 'rf 33 49 vi fpvv f. L1 042 'wv K . 2 -'Q' STANISLAUS. CURTIS N. Vinlla STEWART, JAMES H. Lexlnglon STONE. WILLIAM T. Slillwaler SWIFT. MARY ANN Keyslone TERRELL, JAMES Slillwaler THOMASON HOWARD C Ada TIMMONS, HOWARD M. Cullen, La. TUCKER. WALTER E. Hollis VAN SICKLE MARY E. Ponca Cily STANLEY. EAR LE W. Arlc. Cily, Kan. STICE. CLAUDE W. Slwidler STOVALL. JOHN L. Olcemalm SWIM. JOHN H. Slillwaler TERRILL, ROBT. E., JR. Gullnrle THOMPSON. ALDEAN Brlslow TODD, JAMES H. Lenapalm TUOHY, M. M., Oueens Village, N. Y. VAN TEUTEM. ON NO, Wasse- naar, Holland 5? -Q STARCHER, STARCHER, STEEEY, STEM, STEPHENS, BERTON G. EUGENE L. NORMAN R. MARGARET M. JAMES K. Sllllwaler Slillwaler Kingllslwer Tulsa Harlrnan, Arlc. STICELBER, STILES, STILES, STINGLEY, STINNETT, JEAN CHARLES E. RAYMOND B. CAROLYN ANN LOUISE Tulsa Texlwoma Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Sllllwaler STRAUGHAN, STREETS, STREICH, STRINGER, STROUPE BETTY J. THOMAS R. BILLY M. REX J. CAROLYN Tulsa Olcarclue Gollry Sayre Muskogee SYLVESTER, TABB, TABOR, TAGGART, TANGNER DAVID G. EDITH JOHN O. DONALD L. CARL A., JR. Blyllwevllle, Arlc. Allus Tulsa Waulcomls Olclalwonna CI' THACKER, THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS PAUL LYNN ALFRED R. EDWARD H. HULEN G. IVAN DEAN Slwalluclc Clwallanooqa Wfeslfleld, N.J. Welumlca Allne THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON ERED L. GEORGE W. JO ANNE MALCOLM VV. WILLIAM l-I. Slonewall Tulsa Byars Sllqler Lonaron Kan. TOMLINSON, TRAUGHBER, TRINDLE, TROMPLER, TROUT, TUCKER D. L., Kansas GLEN A. CLARA L. ERED RUTH ANN EARRAN Clly, Mo. Olclalworna Clly Klnqllslver Slillwaler Slillualef Sore TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, TURNER, TYLER, TN SON FRANK L., JR. JAMES R. RUTH M. VICTOR L. WILMA JEAN LEON .. Enid Clwiclcaslwa Cllnlon AnnariIlo,Tex. Disnex MLs'a'g VEAZEY, VEITH, VENABLE, VERMILLION, VOGEL, XOEELSS- WILLIAM K. GENE E. GLEN U. RICHARD R. LAWRENCE R, ROBERT Olclalworna Cily Tonlcawa Cuslwlnq Olclalnorna Clly Klowa Kan. S '-sa' X Y ' x .f'T 9. Junior Class STEPHEN' S STE: -.-xx JC. SLI- X Ca :n T STIVER CHARLES 'Q Gr?-e E-'. STURGEON S.. -N K- ,'MIv1:-. x-R Hsnesses '-J: TAR?-XX' 'RX H-we a M I., Oh, ,, CNR y -O. C59 - '- H ,- X':N-'- -C C O N - -'Vne T-OVSON '- ..-., x .. C ,-X5-. x,'xK x'S X X,- -x.. x' ---- K X'X XS -C 5215 Q :six x.-N -x,,. , n RNTRX C 5-X5 N-,--1- , fx.: .-XX .. XO 'T 'KSC 's.-- .'x X'i 'LCxER A X,-X- -.za-R11 Eefx Rx - RRRO-- O. . e-Q C-' -ks. ,, - q,'ANjC T 'NC :IX x. X 'x K':A:X-,-- IOTI 5, x X-,RX -N. Q m NH-- -Q XRXT '- N -. ,- X 2 Q 3. X. v, . Q 1. , 1 . 4 -All K nl In Q 1 Junior Class AQ- Q? ,.,. ,,- Q H X s. ...' ZW lf,,,, .. x lk '. ,Q ol t.. . I fp- '5- J' 4 - 'Ci fu I 'QI Q fm' - :..,,. -.. - .S JSI: ,T ,T .ISS - f' ' r ..f- ,fp ff!-LLIQ VVALTER, WARD, WARD, WARE, WARREN, 1. 'ffff NESLEY R, ISABELLE RALPH, JR. JEAN JOHNNIE A. ROSEMARY A. f rw: E'ff'1e'if.k Oklahoma Ciiy Muskogee S'rIIIwaIer Tulsa Silverdale, Kan. f-'Q' ' X-'QC ff!-TTS TNAUGI-I, WAYMAN, WAYNE, WEBB, WEBER, A P, ,. Cam JAMES E. CLARENCE K. JOI-IN W., III PAUL UYLES DOLORES R. E ,551 lf -1 BJIIaIf, GoI1ry Sfillwafer Marlow Oklahoma Cily ffl Nil? f J NELCI-I, WENT, WERTI-I, WESSEL, WESTBROOK, A f- -ff ji 'gf C G NILLIA M D. VIRGINIA WESLEY I-I. K. J., Valley ROBT. E., Tex- .,f rf 'f ' Eff TuI',f1 Enid Lincoln, Neb Sfalion, Ky. arkana, Ark. H -51 . A 'Q ' Ile T NI-IITE VVI-IITE, WI-IITE, WI-IITMER, VVI-IITMER. .J Sf. , ' A ' ,X-Cf IAAPTI-IA A. RILEY E. ROBERT W. JANIS JOAN LARRY L. 9 ', OkIf1k.ffnaCiff Siillffaler Spokane, Mo. Zenda, Kan. Zenda, Kan. ,C fix 1 .'! f 'IQ NILIKIIISOII NILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, if 1. ,asf ,A - I-, , O9 VP I, OFIIF IA, DON E. GEORGE W I-IERBERT L. RALPI-I. 5.21, b '!'r: , 1 fl C'T'.f1'g', III. Porica Clif I-Iominy Slillwaier I-Iackerf, Ark. . - ' ff ',','. f!I',EC!-T' fET', JXIZECAPVEP, WISLEY, WOLF, WOLEE, ,,-.-. 'ff if' Pf'TPICI!- 'NILLIAM D. BILLY LEON LYDIA L. VERNA D. 1.3 , lv O Zfillfffrlm Ponca Cily Slillwaler I-IOIIIS N' Q31 QQ X- ', JXP 1 N9 GH' NVIGHT N KATT, WYMER, YEAKEY, YEOMAINI, 1.1, ' ,., E .,q3 S . f .Je iff, ffn Wm n. IJOIIIALD F. EARL D. ROBERT H. M. H. MAL ,. Ea ez! I-Izkmv Tuma Cilf, Tw. Lonqflalo Tulsa Oklahoma Cily 'fO:f If -.3 ff!! ,D f,,' G f 'JUG KONIII ZAI'TfI.UDES,ZICKEEOOSE, ZIEGLER, ZINK, Q!-'. -OES X- f 'f ff- f ,Vi .'! ', ROBERT ' SCOTT MARY J. L. WILLIAM M. JOI-IN S. QU, QTL , H 'Z I 7 H3 '14, , nf,-fy 1 1 Tf,f, IAaf:9cI'J Ark. Sfipulpa Mannforcl Tulsa Tulsa By-, AE: f 51 G52 ISFTGLD GEDDIE HARRISON, MANAI-IAN, MYERS, PALM, E:-2!?,,D 4 J- Q 443- -ff-f f 1'-If-I F. f'.OlSE THOMAS E, BEN F. WILLIAM D. ALBERT E JAMES S. tfin. T T' ,,,E'C,.. ' A Q-' ,,, Lyn C'-f I4',Jz ,' Tex. f'hen',,Te1. I-Ioldenfille Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Blackwell 1949 WATKINS, JAMES E., JR. Cushing WEBSTER. DONALD E. Deer Creek WESTBROOK, ROBERT L. I-Iaileyville WI-IITTAKER, GENE W. Oklahoma Ciry WILLIAMS, WALTER L. Miami WOMACK. DONNIE LEE Cherokee YOAKUM, JOE C. Slillwaier ZONGKER, CALVIN E. Tulsa REID, RICHARD W Muskogee W ,.gg5,.,,:,,3, . L s ,4 - -- ' ffm.. Page 113 'Z Sophomore Class Officers: Bill Smilh, president Margarel Klein, vice-presidem ws . .Q . S Y J L.. iq Y i ophomore Class as 53 I -04 lv. All- 'FK RQ QT! f 'X 'nf' T' 1 CF MN 13- 3-L I.. J 96 ,A .,,.-.4 F. -'FF .351- - ' '- f ,,f 'ff',fJ'l f IJDISOl'I ALABACK, E73 Rf' i, V 'JPIIITL E',rf:'.I LLOYD A. T. vi I-l II. f. Elrrihurzl, Ill. X- f'!i':' f'II.JI'I SfJIl, ANDEPSON, I-9 if-'.'J IZIJRTOII E. IJUPWEJEJIJ G. . ', f E, az, I I lf1rrif:',lfnlr'l, N.Y X-lf' '. f :'i f'fI l', BACE, 'A'-X-9 i',f'- ,Ofllll A.C.,JP. ',,-H .W ,n I Tulzfi : Qi-lf f'7 -f'9', i'f'i'i'iRf'4 BPPPITT, S i T, '. ' f 3' ' 'ffi iff O M. BH' Rfjzflflfail' Y 'fu f,f, , r 1 Rpm i 95 ,f.' , Yllfff BICKEEJPTJ, 'PQ +'- , ff,'.f'3 Il. IAIIYIIIC. -5- , . . , e, 5' f. f Erfmflffrri ,air Q!-'IKEA E!-ffig if-',f'T', ,V I, fII'1Ef1r'U ISIFIIKIII, -'f,'.Lf.',',Z -,ff-Zifl - 'g ' , g f-,l'IfI'llIlE ,,l,, '11, ', 1-, 'g1',', V' Cu T. fJklfilif,rnfif,iIf 2- ILL J ff ff!-T3 ZH' EC!-T9 fy ff'Z'f lif1If,l IAf'II, F Oflf' 'ff:'!'f 'I Q97 ,ffiifll lf, I'fJBlI'IfJ. f f f f r, , ,:.,,., ,,, ,,, ,.,,, ,f. 11 -fr' f',,I Sff . J-- , ,J f'f :J ff- Ki'fiI.',l'if,r BO NKIP, -f. - ff- - ,V ggf. f-, pf :,1,c' ,J .v' J5T. H!-IICK IOP!! -- ,- I 1 ,T f f D ,., 1 ff f-,ff Pzffq fig! ALDERMAN, LQROY E. Plan? Cily, Fla. AN DERSON, ROBERT L. Slillwaler BAKE, WILLIAM H. Oulhrie BARTON. JIMMIE ANNE Pfmhuska BINOHAM, FRED C., JR. Tulsa BLANKENSI-TIP. VEITI-I A. Laqlf: Clly BOGGS. CHAPLES W. igilllllillfpf BOWMAN, NAM DA AN N Do nf: f ALLEN, ALLEN. DOROTHY MARY ANN Tulsa Pawnee ANDREWS, ASH. RUTHIE E. JAMES L. Oklahoma Cily Frederick BAKER, BALISLE. JANE ELISE TOMMY LEE Kingfisher Clebif BATES, BAUER. CHAS.T.,JR. FRANK JOHN Ada Milwaukee, Wis. BISAGNO, BISHOP. BETTY DAVID E. Perry Brislow BLASDEL, BLASDEL, CAL RAY ROGER M. Salman Freedom BOGGS, BOND, ROBIN T. BONNIE LEE Slillwafor Tulsa BOX, BRADEIELD, MONTIE R. JAMES T. Sand Springs Tulsa ALLEN. SARAH L. Enid ATKINSON. LOIS Winfield, Kan. BALZER, WINONA M. Newkirk BEALE. JIMMY H. Tulsa BLACK. RICHARD L. Warren, Pa. BLEVINS. GARY LEE Mooreland BOND, CAROLYN M. Oklahoma Cify BRADY, GOLDIE JANE Oklahoma Cily Page 114 Q WWT- 43 QQ -66- YF' YY .alv- 'P'-'V 94. 'S --Q 36' Q0 J.-,Q 34 BRAITHWAITE. GALEN L. Enicl BRISTOL. BETTY LEE Oklalioma Cily BROWN. SARA LOIS Chickaslwa BURCH. KEITH R. Sayre CALLAHAN WILLIAM L. Norman CARPENTER, ANN Dewey CASON. CARL D., JR Porler CLAUS. JAMES R. Wiclwila, Kan Page 115 if... BRANCH, BOBBY B. Kaw Cily BROGDEN, BILL Davis BROWN, WARDLE L. Sfillwaler BURDETTE. PATRICIA A. Oillon CALNAN, DAN M. Barflesville CARPENTER. JOHN R. Slroud CATTERLIN. BEN FREDDIE Tulsa CLEMENT, LARRY C. Sfigler BRANDEN- BURG, J. A. Ralslon BROOKS. JEAN Hugo BROYLES. EERN C. Ripley BURDICK, L. RAY Salinas, Calif CAMPBELL. CECILW. Breckenridge CARPENTER LEONARD B. Bridgeporl CHAMPLIN. CHARLES D. Newkirk CLEVELAND. BETTY Camargo BRANNAN, JOHN W. Hope,Ark. BROWN, BILLY H. Slillwaler BRYCE. JOHN H. Caloosa BURK, ARTHUR J. Enid CAMPBELL, CLYDE D. Helena CARR. C. V., JR. Ponca Cily CHAN EY. ALVIN C. Anderson, Mo. CLIFFORD. GEORGE W. Blackwell 'JJ' BRANSTETTER, BRASHEAR, ED OLIN Arnell Tulsa BROWN, BROWN. BONITA B. BRADFORD L. Enid Tulsa BRYSON, BUCK. DEAN BOB R. Freedom Oklalwoma Cily BURLINGAME, BURNS. ROBERT S. JEAN D. Tulsa Bixby CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL DONALD B PAULJAMES Media, Pa. ldabel CARSON, CARTER. PEGGY LEE ROBERT G. Benlon, Ark. Ruslw Springs CHAPMAN, CHRISTOPHER. ROBERT D. JAMES ALAN Mannlcrd Tulsa COCHRAN, COE. DEMPSEY W. KENNETH H. Pauls Valley Tulsa RIDGE, L.J. MILTON F. Duranl' Tulsa BROWN. BRONX N EDNA RUTH JOAN Cherokee Ponca C 'i. BUCKNER BUETTNE2 GORDON H. PAULX. Kinglislwer Okarre BURRUSS, BURT BETTY L. NN ILMA .I -KN Okrnulgee H: 's CANFIELD CAREY DARRELL O. TOM . ANCx Oklahoma Ci Binge' CARY CPXSAD JOAN E. B-XRSRRRC. New a'a CHUNKO CAROLYNIN Eazgn in N. N COFEEY PATRICIA E. Okatne X . More a': CL-XRR GENE N. Tusa COHEN HERBERT E. B:s':' Vase. Cx. Xkm -N-N , Rx, o-x CI. 1. 36 --uf :P ,QI sv ophomore Class . R N ,,--x R N. ,,,,, -,-. ..:K-..TT - ..C-C, 'K -xox Fx - Kawai 'L' ER EXE35 AAR x-NC' 'N A. ,,- ,- K --TT -II i2-E',N L E- :RAC Gfff X eR::x A . -55 -RSEN C'fNE: T'-Rex-. R--. -5 A55-A '3 x --XRx -x -x---- .. X--- ---- -C 1 -- C-- -X ,- K. CXs i:.K -1 ,AS L T Q4 ff: 'UFS 11 M ..- .rg ,QQ .v L? 'N 0' I. 1 1 I N 'Nu . ...fr iff? 36- .,,....v . 'y ,-- fm. 1 .- , j. ,f .N 'C if 0 homore Class I- I- ff-ff' f L1.!.L,'- f ff , J . .Y u, rpg ?'!!f'4f ,NY C I ffm .W fs-ff' I Q J i f L J f...j.J I I .f!-ff .1 1 fl . .!L!.,, ,, if f ,I ,. f ,.f ,f'- M- , COOV 'vi' faq .Q-. lu ,x. F? COOK EIQNIIJ DARE VVENDELLR, Cnud Cm-I COUCH, NJA. Tijzf. CPICSIY KFIIIIITH I. PIU 'I'. Tff. Eff' JF!-IIIIE C. riffff, 'MAY Cushing COUPTER. JEANNE C. , . . N!l,If1, Cf1Ili. CPOSS. IAAPY ELLEN TuI'.f1 DAVIS BAP IZAPA P',fJ',fg IVJII DA Y. '. 1 .f '!5',7' JIIAIAYP, IOHIICHAC. nf- ,' E' 'J I I'g'1ff:Vif,r J I ' ' ', , , 'fy- f f 'J XOII IJIXOCI -W ., , f'-'-'.3 TH ff , lf Ef'?51f'I'fIA. IAARTHA Deg- '., 'f ff' 2 Ecrfa Cf! fJII'ihf,rnf1CiIf lf,JQ-iii , ,. ' '., ',5 ' 'NFCZIII IJI'I',',EI', af,-CJ X- X-- -'E' ,Aff Ifffif' IAIAISIA. Cf--4 gag , . , 'f','.'f, Qtfff. iIi.I'.fi ldhff'-', ,, .,f '- E '-'f f Djii: . EACQLIY EAFUOIYI, -,',43f,'-','.- 4,12 . ' C' '-EC, ff f 'f'f NILC. DEIIIIICG. if ,.g'5' T ' - 'ff:'l , ' I-fffg' T136 C 1IiU'.If COOPER. JACK H. MaysviIIe COX. CARLENE R. Hominy CROSTON. GEORGE H. Tulsa DAVIS. I-IALSEY C. Ponca CiIy DAY. WINTI-IROP J. SIIIINUICV DOAN. I-IENPY C. Elaine, DPUM MON D, ANN Horniny EAVES, DORIS A. I'IinneIah COOPER, WILLIAM B. SIiIIwaIer COX. LELAN DEAN Lonqdale CRUMR. DON JEAN CaIurne+ DAVIS. HERBERT R. Helena DEAN, KATHY Oklahoma Cify DOLE. WILBUR E. Auqusfa, Kan. DUARTE. O. E., Jinofeqa Nicaragua EARNEST. CHARLES D. Okemah COPE. WANDA Clinfon COX. NANCY JEAN Housfon, Tex. CUNNING- HAM, EVA JO OInIahorna Ciry DAVIS. MABEL C. Sfillwafer DeBOIS. JAMES A. Duncan DOLTON, ROBERT A. Holdenvillc DUCK, JOHN E. SIiIIwaIer EARNI-IART, VIRGINIA N. Duncan 19 COPELAN D, L. EUGENE Kingfisher COX. THOMAS J. EI Reno CU RPI-I EY, DAVID G. Bar'rIesviIIe DAVIS, MARIETTA M Enid DEDEAUX, L. F., Pedro Migue, C.Z. DOUGLAS. GUS G. Kefchum DUNCAN. A. T., Forf Sumner, N. Mex EATON, LOREN DALE Kingfisher Page 116 '20, 5,1 2 mn '-1' 7-R' '35 61 ,'I,... 4--fd' '17 fear PQ T-...X M i -we 4. if , . if .gt Q' ECHOLS, A. B., JR. Ardmore ELLMAN, LEO Bronx, N. Y. EVERETT. HAROLD U. Amarillo, Tex. FITTER. SYLVESTER J. Allus FRASER. DORIS J. Tulsa GARR ETT, ELAINE Barllesville GILBERT, MARILYN J. Brislow GOODHUE, JAMES F. Crescent Page 117 ECK. CHARLES H. Muskogee EM DE, ETSELL OTTO Slillwaler FALLETTI, BETTY A. Okmulgee FITZGERALD. KENNETH W. Pauls Valley FRAZIER, BRUCE J. Slillwaler GARRETT, WM. E., JR. Oklahoma Cily GILCHRIST. BILLY C. Marlow GOODRICK. D. LLEWELLYN Medford EDSEL. A. RAY Seiling EMRIE, ROBERT E. Liberal, Kan. FAR LOW, O. W., JR. Tulsa FLANDERS, EDWARD LEE Slillwaler FRENCH. PAMELIA C. Oklahoma Cily GARST, MARTHA L. Okmulgee GILLENWATER. BILL H. Enid GOODWIN. BETTY RUTH Kingfisher EDWAR DS. JOSEPH D. Slillwaler ENG. CLARENCE Tulsa FARMER. WILLIAM T. Cheyenne FLETCHER. CATHERINE Oklahoma Cily FRIMAN. GWEN Lawlon GATES. JOHN D. El. Smilh, Ark. GILLILAND, CECIL H. Wichila, Kan. GOOM, BEVER LY Slillwaler ELAM. DOROTHY Slillwaler ENGLAND. JOHN H. Muskogee FARR. JACK LEON Clinlon FODDRILL. W. JUNE Benlon, Ark. FRITZ, A.J. Galveslon, Tex. GATES. WILLIAM LEE Porlland, Ore. GIVENS. JACK R. Wichila, Kan. GORDON. SHIRLEY Tulsa ELKIN. RONALD E. Oklahoma Cily EPPERLY. JEAN RAY Hydro FERGUSON. SHARON Oklahoma Cily FORBES. FLOYD B. Ardmore FROMMEL, CATHERINE V. Tulsa GERVAIS. B. R., Souih- bridge, Mass. GLENN. ELDON DALE Clinlon GORMAN, BILLY VV. Oklahoma CTM' X ophomore Class ELLIOTT. TOM J. Vernon,Tex. ERVIN. JOHN WM. Harlshorne FIELD, REBECCA G. Tulsa FOUSE, EARL EDWIN Abilene, Kan. FUCCI. MICHAEL A. Asbufx. N. Q. GIBBS ALFRED L. JR. Tulsa GLYNN ROBERT V. Cr-erckee GORMAN SUE M isis asa C x ELLIS EL-S Sf JAMES R. -O-N'-'-N' -- S-f: Macomc R'3::M: 'ta C' EUBANKS EH ANS : RANDALLC DCANE E. -- Okarcma C' Nas' 5 F'NCH ' NN? 'TC- XNANDAG. NN-T-AN' ' ANETTE Tulsa -3 C322 : FONN LER :OX NLNSEN BETTY E F -R-XNxE ARES Sra'-ve- T- sa :' FUL-GR-XF GA --S GA3NE: HERNAN E. I-KNO R. -RES E. I-lava' V-eff' 5 .5 GIBES GSSON -SSON CHR SE Tal 3'-' - A-xxx --x CC--A'X.. VA Kin A-.. CCI. G:N:N'. :--, - .. 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Sliqler HARPER, WILLIAM W. Selling HATCHER. DWIGHT J. Clovis, N. Mex. HEMBREE. JIM Muskogee HERMES. RICHARD E. Sapulpa HILL, JAMES REX Ardmore HOLMES. DORIS J. Oklahoma Cily GRIN DSTAEE, KEN DALL E. Slillwaler HAIGH, JACK A. Duranl HARRIS, ARLIN L., JR. Mariella HAWMAN, WILLIAM R. Tulsa HEMPHILL. WALTER E. Tryon HERR, JAMES L. Ramona HINKEL. ALDEEN Enid HOOPINGAR- NER, LOUIS K. Tulsa Page 118 254 5 K' Q-4' 1 6 or A5 Qf' Q' xv' Kg R' ,vu .fn -Z A.: 3 'rf' -G' 'DW 'cr 18, we 1 A. 57' lbs .-7 61 'PR- xx, f' Q 49 HOPKINS. BETTY C. Crescenl HUBBARD, TOMMY E. Dill Cily HUNT, FOSTER S. Ardmore JACKSON. exit.. HOPKINS, LOIS Allus H UCKABY. ANNABELLE Slillwaler HUNTER, H. L., JR. Rodman, C. Z. JACKSON, KENNETH E. LILA LOU Oklahoma Cily Granile JOHNSON. JOHNSTON. VERDEAN G, ROBERT NEIL Kingfisher McAIes+er JOSEPH, JULIAN, ELIAS E. PEGGY J. Drumrighl Enid KILLAM, KILPATRICK, BARBARA L. L., Bloom- Enid field, N.J. KLUGH, KNIGHT. JOAN MYRL FRED C.,JR. Hunler Wilburlon Page 119 HORN. GEORGE Tulsa HUDGENS. MARY JANE Perkins HURLEY. WILLIAM L. Oklahoma Cily JACKSON, SHIRLEY A. Barllesville JONES. DOROTHY A. Oklahoma Cily KALKA. BILLYE L. Chandler KIIVILER, ELAINE E. Sand Springs KNIGHT. GERALD G. Dill Oily HORNE. ROBERT H. Oklahoma Cily HUDSON. NORMA JEAN Oklahoma Cily HUSTON. CALVIN B. Griggs JACOBS. CAROLYN Sedgwick, Kan. JON ES. EARL K. Kansas Cily, Mo. KANE. JOI-IN F. New York, N. Y. KING. BILLIEC. Okrnulgee KNISEL. W. G., JR. Madill HORNE. ROY W. Oklahoma Cily HUEBERT. LOREE JOAN Corn HUTCHESON. JANE E., Greal Bend, Kan. JAOUITH, HALLE ANN Selling JON ES, JACK G. Coleman KELEHER. THOMAS J. Tulsa KING. JACK A. Slillwaler KNOX, JOHN WM. Douglass, Kan. HORTON, JUNE Muskogee HUGHES. TED W. Wichila, Kan. ICE. BILLY E. Duncan JAYNE, HELEN BETH Enid JONES. JOE GILBERT Marshall KELLER. JIM HUDSON Sedan, Kan. KING. JOHN R. Dewey KNOX, MARGARET A. Hugo 13: 14 ophomore Class HOWARD, ROBT. E., JR. Oklahoma Cily HULETT. NANCY DENE Sand Springs INGERSOL, PAULJ. Slillwaier JEFFRESS, BETTY Ok ahama CN JONES, MYRL JACK Tulfle KEN DALL BETTY JEAN Tulsa KINGSCLYER JOE Sfil xs5'e KOESTER NORMA LEE Lgng- XX Ci HOWE ROY LOC' Beale' HUME ROBERT F. Emo JABARA EDWARD B. XX :'.'a xa J ELS N' A BETTY E 'W A. -N-s-. L Cxc- : JONES Q C -vs .-'LN Saw S: ': kumar QLAUT xi -s - O x Rx DNN GH' -N ROPE OTTO R. S: 'nan I,-Jfxin vY'- -sf- --,-Q Ks.,-AY . -X- - I-D --s Cx: - l ., I x, Hk,NAx C, ..-N- --v'.I A ...X ' x -ACXECN K,- R DONACD -. - 3 -:- ', 5.a:- .O-N533 T-NSON El'-AXE-- 'L-'-:ENC C-s'A': ' 9 -SNES ON' :. K ,kat Emile Xzxq 1 Q: T-CVRS x Rx:-3 x x - N VAN '1:.?- N5---'J' x 11' '-..- xC' 1- - 2' -AR , ANCN x ,x N QQ I-43 TR .I.L, J '- 5I ,03- Q KT -z an 'TI. an t I5 Q . 4 4. S I . I , x 1 - ,3 ophomore Class X 4 pg C? I. . OO 43. I-Q bs 295' Q, - ,Q - .ng an ,.. 3? wg, E -. ' -1. -.. 3 ' 'V f f f' I.f Bf'DIE. LACKIE. ' .7 I-T! L. STAN D HENRY H. R 1.fp .' p'1llI'lI',L'l IVIClAxIQf,'I9r A J -EO LAIIVISTEP LARRABEE. . X- . 'X IAQ, JAMES E.,JR. ' T' 1, fff' '. 'f Mai' f-'Xu Bimqharrufon E .f TEE LEE. '-Z' 121' ', if .O 'JP XIIJE EOIJIIEY VAN ' ' ' f' f: !':' rJf 'J' '1 JCI CJLIf1Iuf,Vrl.r, r 'f S IJ NIS LEVVIS. 7 T, AI' EIU' :fEIYfIIIII RFJBEIJTVV. ,T,' if '. S-:f'f. QII.,IIf,rf.,,Ci1f :L I 1-2 f 1 IfJIIfJ LFJFJDLER 3C 4 ' VFR ' ff' -Of' 'ff-' !fII,I,If4IA R TJEJII 'JI-f. ' Z , CJ ff f f. . I ,rM,f:CTIf :',-rv !f '. 'iff X Iff'f,f IlIf IJIJfJf. O- 3 ,f- f'f'Of NTT! J 3.E Cffmff POBIQPTG-. .' ,,f ' T ffzf: fff. T ,rTf,'1f,IIf LE, -Muni 3 'ff-'.'.1' Q 'ff'-H-17' 'XXWCUTA IA!-PI!-TT. '. ,FVESE ,', '-I . E'f'5'OIDI LDIIPIAAE Mag C,1'f,' T' ' I ', I'f fQ'If.F,IfJ T-OO! '!f'f'SO' 'ff' 'EFL ' 'ff ' E 'ZQCA27 IAQGPIII ,vfj '!, RZQU f- L f ,OI-III!-. FLBERTC. X ie: f f.G f 1' Lf' 'aruba Shfffrfif' LaFOLLETTE, DAVID T. Sfillwafer LASCELLES. ROBERT J. Evansfon, III. LEIPE, PICI-IARD E. Brochon, Mass. 135: LAIRD, DONNA M. YaIe LAUER. HALLIE M. Lone Wolf LEKAS. HELEN OIfIaI1oma Cify LIGGENSTOF- LINSER, EER. BETTY L. Iflovfa, Kim. LOVELACE, I-I. JQVAN Tf:rrTpIf: MAKER, ALMA .IEANE Hominy MARSHALL. BUD Currier IAQCALLA, JOSEPH B. Amber DAVID G. Ven VVGfI',OI'1IO LOWERY. JOSEPH E. Tulsa MALONE. E. E., JR. SIIIIwaIcr MARTIN, PAULJ. EIT Cary MQCALMONT, LYNN K., Mon- Iezuma, Kan. 'M' LAKEY, VIRGIL LEON OI4IaI'Toma CIW LAWSON, HAROLD Chickaslwa LEMASTER, JAMES W. Blackburn LIVINGSTON, GERALD B. Taloqa LOWERY, PHIL H. Loco MALOY, CHARLES R. OIfIaIToma Crfy MARTINEZ, ARTURO L. Laredo, Tex. MQCANN, GEORGE Calumef 19 LANCASTER. JAMES A. Wagoner LAWSON. RICHARD L. Oueen Cify LeMASTER, WILLIAM D. Pryor LOEEEELHOLZ. JOHN R. Perry LOWRY, BETTY RUTH Lenapah MALOY. RICHARD E. OIcIaI1oma Cify MATLI, JULIUS LEE Waionga MCCLELLAN. JAMES W. CIaremore Pago 120 ,132 fir 7 ai' liz 4- 'af '-R5 , . W ,ir , A A aVQ fv . , . ig A ...::O. , M -.. sw- W '91, 41 7 A15 N.. C1 5 YW MCCOLLUM, MCCOLOUGH, MQCOWN, MCCOY. WALTER WM. JOY BETTY JOLENE GLENN C. Sfillwaler AnI'Iers Eldorado Claremore MCEARLAND, MCGEE, MQGINNIS, MCGLAMERY. HARRY JOHN ARLEN JUNE ' JOHN C. Leedey Okemah Hennessey Sfillwaler McMlNIMY, MCMINN, MCMURRY, MQNUTT. NANCY JANE RUTH E. JAMES CLIVE ELMER G. Edmond Barflesville Ardmore Hobarf MIDKIEE, MILACEK, MILES, MILLER. MARTHA M. BEATRICE A. MEREDETH DALE R. Gufhrie Waukomis Cushing Enid MITCHELL, MITCHELL, MITCHELL, MOLLER, CHARLES E. MARVIN R. RICHARD L. THOMAS P. Cusler Cify Palesline Tulsa Tulsa MOORE, MOORE, MORRIS, MORTON, RODNEY C. TOM D. JOY JAMES L. Gufhrie Cleveland Lindsay Gore MURPHY, NAKAYMA, NASHERT, NEELEY, KATHLEEN C. EUGENE M. BETTY JOAN BOB Oklahoma Ci+y Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily NESSELRODE, NEUBERT, NICHOLS, NICHOLS, WINSTON M. FRED J. RITA ROBERTJ. Lamonl Saxonburg, Pa. Clinlon Enid Page 121 MCCOY. LELAND B. LiHIe Rock, A MCGU I RE, MARY V. Pawhuska MEANS. MAURICE E. Newkirk MILLER. ELINOR VEY Ardmore rk MONTGOM- ERY, TOM Shidler MORRISON, SAMUEL L. Marshall, Ark. NEFF, FRANKLYN O. Fairfax NICHOLSON, DOROTHY A. Wewoka Wir' fi I . Ohm' 4-'-P' A .Q ,I 5- vii L. ox I 411 '27 x 'gan ii - x 5 I - ,O 'sr I .N NH ophomore Class -,- MCCOY, MCCURRY, MQDANIEL N':E-- OT' '.':E '- E' SEWARD K. RAE JANETTE ELVAJEAN MONO E. EE Claremore Belhany Tulsa - 3 O- e':'5 O ' MQINTYRE, MQLAIN, MQLAREN 'QVA-AN '.'g'.'-1-ON CLAUDE L. CHARLES RUSSELL A. N',,, ,R. OON-1,O . .' Frederick Shidler Ccxingfcn a :ax Ei Sm A' MEARS, MEDEORD, MEIER 'ENOEN-A-- M MARJORIEN. MILDRED E. BETTYLOIS -XRS-NRE' -. N Chandler Muslang E d -sa'e' E Rea: MILLER, MILLER, MILLER --ER 'J NO-E' ELIZABETH G. MARILYN J. MURIEL Af- -. RR'-ER Ardmore Slillxiafer Maskogs a':'5 O . '35 MOON, MOORE. MOORE 'OORE MARGARET M. JAMES I-I. NlAECO-N' -KRT. N R. Calumel Enid Ewa' e-5 5': fe MORSE, MOSELEN NOSSX'-KN 'OONGER ,Rf-' PATRICIAS. PEGGY ROBERT E. 'ARG EO. -OLNE Broken Arrow Hugo NN'r'Re: N3 E O 'E O . O 2-5-are NEFF, NELSON, NELSON E-SON NES' 'E JOHN L. ART B. EETTX -O '-RRP WO RRR Tulsa Gufhrie T- SE 'e R k NISSEN, NIY NO5-E OEOE N X RICHARDO. JAMES S. 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JOHN DEAN I-Iarmli Enid Barllesville PAPVEP, PARKS, PARIVIAN. PAIAONA CHARLENE A. RAYIVIONDJR. Zlilfllfff Fay Clly PI IABEP, PEMBERTON, PEIVIBERTON, IAIILT CI-IAS,L,,JR. HAROLD H. fJllfil.f,m'1CiIf Qllaliorria Cily Fay I'ICIfI1PII, PICVIJELL, PIERCE. EI UfIJ I., JOYCE BILL ',f1pI1lf,fi Tulm GVOIJG F f,T I'0l'NI,LL, POWNELL, f..Ilf'PUIIIIL lAAI'lLfI'IANN LELANDD. f1 fiITlUI': Tulza IJfJuqIa2 PI' WJP PSAPOS, IJUGI-I, IP!-Illfl. IFJHIWIG. ELIZABETH J. Pfffn Ijiuollfri, N.Y. Enid Pl I If PELVE2, PEEVES, P'JIjI'PTI. PQfJfJSEPI-I SI-IIRLEYJ. IL V, Tultfz SIIUVXVIFNB Q - W ODOM. . fi 4 BOBBY JOE Drumriqlil OWEN. RUSSELL E. Barllesville PATCI-IEN. JEANNINE Barllesville PENNINGTON, PATTY JO Tlwomas PIERCE. DONALD E. Billings PRATT, LLOYD C. Oklahoma PU LLIAM DAVID L. Weslville Clly REGISTER, BOBBYE Allus 19 OGLEVIE. WILLIAM L. Tulsa OYLER. J. MACK Locusl Grove PATRICK. BARBARA J. Tulsa PERRY, JEWELL Dewar PIGG. GENE Weallierliorcl PRICE. CAROL J. Oklahoma CII PURCELL. CLYDE C. EI Reno REIEEL. BEVERLY K. Kiefer Pcrqb Y 122 fp 'V I' ,- '14 nf EW' IQ.. 'wr' f 49 REISCI-IE. JAMES R. Mr. Slerling, Ill. RICI-IEY, CLIFFORD R. Rawhuslca ROGERS, GALA Slillwaler ROTTMAYER. DOYLE W. Layerne SANDUSKY, BILLY J. DaviS SCRIBNER, JERROLD R. Lyons, Kan. Sl-IARKEY. JOAN G. Kremlin SIMMONDS. NOR MA Gulhrie Page 123 W7-4 REITEN. AL CHARLES I-laslings, N. D. RIDDLE. MILFORD R. Sapulpa ROGERS. STEVE I-I. Enid ROULET. WAN DA LOU Pulnam SAPP. BETTY FAYE Omega SEAY. JACK RUSSELL Tulsa SI-IARP, WILLIAM R. Liberal, Kan. SITES. GEORGE K. Ericlc REITZ. DONALD D. Cherolcee RITTER. ELBERT RAY Springdale, Arlc. ROGERS, TOMMY Tulsa ROUNDS, WAN DA LEE Leedey SCI-IAEFER. DELMAR L. Marshall SEELEY. PAUL Loolcour Sl-IAW, LOUELLA Longdale SITTEL. MELVIN C. Amarillo, Tex. RENEROVV, PAT I-loldenville ROBERTS, WILLIAM T. Manqum ROMANS. DONALD W. Lindsay ROWE. FRED Webb Oily SCI-IAFER. RAY DEAN Longdale SEEREY. JOI-IN I-I. Olclahoma Cily Sl-IELINE, PAUL R. Tulsa SITTEL, PAT Denison, Tex. 'fT'R 'f RENICK. BETTY JO Slillwaler ROBERTSON. JAMES C. Asheville, N. C. ROMICK. PI-IILLIPA. Miami ROWLAND, BETTY J. Tulsa SCI-IILTZ, RAYMOND M. Ponca Oily SELF. DOLORES J. McAles+er SI-IELTON. DOROTI-IY J. Vinila SKINNER, WILLIAM W Tulsa ' if 1, -Us REYNOLDS. MARILYN J. Olclahoma Cily ROBERTSON, TEDDY V. Boswell ROOK. GLORIA L. Oklahoma Cily RUNDLE. D. A., Mara- caibo, Venezuela SCI-ILER, DANIELJ. Marshall SEMINOFF, SAMMY Gulhrie Sl-IEPARD NAOMI Slqialool SLETTU M Sl-IIRLEY TL'- lle Lake N.D. rs., Ani 36 ophomore Class Rl-IODES. DORIS ANN Shaw nee ROBINSON, EDGAR, JR Carle' ROSE, MILDRED LOU Olremah RUSSELL JOSEFI-I E. Tulsa SCI-IMIDT SUE LEE I-leoarr SEVERN BILLY P. To'- SI-IINN COLENE,C ---mf A L. L e SMITH .X- EAECEMN 25 552 5 RCENSON .OHN F. D'CCx E-5' ROSEN -XLR :AT ANNE N'5'-E .X'x. RUST N'-XRG E -XXX Iuif ,A IZN SCHN ,-- X 5-XUER -DE -s x C..-'T 5 SEX11x?f ANN N -'lNN S A K N X15 -,.,- xx-3: RC- - 5 NN 'DIN - ek, X..- C.. AE Sv '- 'Ill ' x D-- Ol.a':a'a CN Na.- li 1. X Nh. 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Tr'IOI'IITJfK LF !O'I!- I. I SMITH. LQROY EARL ROSEMARY STEVE Mooreland SPARKS. OSCAR W. Vonewa STEAR NS. FRANCIS N. I' Snyder ZTOUT, EUNAR D L IJrurrIrifgIuI S'f'!AI,l.E'f. NA KEN A. I!f:IIfJ, K,OIO. TI9!- QUIZ, TI PIJIILS. ',IiirIxf, AW, SMITH, SMITH, Gufnrie S'riIIwaIer SPINELLA, SPRADLIN6, PHILLIP A. J.W. Yonkers, N. Y. Bixby STEPHENS, STEPHENS, JAMES L. KENNETH B. Sfrafford Tipfon STOUT, STOUT. GLENNA L. ROGERS Shatfuck Drurnriqhf SWAYZE, SWIFT, RONALD H. VIRGIL NEIL Tulzfu Tulsa TEBOW, TERBUSH, GLENN M. I-IUBERT W. Garber Alva IIIUMPCOII, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, '.IIf-PLLC H. IJIXIEIPENE GEORGEA. ,z'IIIff'1I :V QIIcI'uorrm Ciiy BrizIow THOPIII-IILL, TPIORNI'-IILL, TPIUESEN, EEYEPLYA. VIPGINIA L. ROBERT H. LIMIL PHI ArI. Lifflc Pod, Ark. S'fiIIwaIer , J., SMITH. WAYNE C. Sfroud SPRAGUE, ERNEST W. Kincaid, Kan. STEPHENS. VERNON A. TuIsa STOVALL, JOE McAIesIer SWYDEN, TOMMY J. OIcIaI1oma Cify TERREL, EUGENE E. CI1andIer THOMPSON, GEORGE W. Kirkwood, Mo. TIMMONS. VJILLIAM E. Hobarf SNELL, JOE R. Shamrock SPROWLS. ROBERT N. EIIQ Cify STEVENS, SANDRA SIiIIwaIer STRODE, MARIE L. Sfillwafer SYKORA. ROSELLA F. Marieffa TERRY, MART E. Gafe THOMPSON JAMES R. Enid TIXIER. CAROLYN Taos, N. Mex. Pdge 124 Qi .38 '7qdT.' Nd ,aku 'avi .19 'Le -rf Sl! ,J 'Ii 1 .I '35 ,Q - 217 .1 Q19 el 'JP' '-T 45.3 'CT' ff Q1 .436- A4 'Ib TODD. BYRON D. Tulsa TURNER. FREDIS E. Gore VALELLA, DOM Meadville, Pa. VICTOR. JAMES Y., JR. Alfon WALLACE, LLOYD W. Lone Wolf WEBB. KENNETH H. Burns Fla? WHEELER. NANCY LEE Sallisaw WIGGINS, PATRICIA A. Oklahoma Cif Page 125 Y TOLLESON, TOMPKINS, TONKINSON, TOWNSEND, THOMAS V. ROY CHRIS LOREN K. VIRGINIA Slillwafer Nashville, Tenn. Anadarko McAIesIer TUCKER, TUCKER, TUNELL, TURLEY. MARY LUE ROBERT G. CLEM R. MARY NELL Oklahoma Cify Slillwaler Coram, N. Y. Ada VANN, VANN, VAN WINKLE, VARNUM. FRANK JOHN MARY K. HELEN WARREN E. Perry Muskogee Ponca Cily Lufher VIEUX, VINCENT, VON DREHLE, VOSKUHL. CLARENCE G.G., Breck- RICHARD R. LEO JEROME McAlesIer enridge, Tex. Muskogee Marshall WALLER, WALTERS, WARE, NICH- WARLICK, ROBERT E. EILEEN OLAS D.,JR. DALE HURST Claremore Webbers Ealls Fargo Drumrighl WEBER, WEBSTER, WEBSTER, WEDELIN, JAMES W. ANN PHYLLIS BETTYJEAN Enid Midwesl Cily Slillwaler Cushing WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, ALICE PAT CLARDIE A. ERANKIEA. MARY ALICE Benlon, Ark. Seminole Cushing Garber WILHELM, WILHITE, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, JOHN A. DARRELL B. CARL DARRELL RAY Whifeslone, N.Y. Mangum Coyle El Reno ophom TREADWELL, TROMPLER, TROSPER ROBERT W. WILBUR DONNA LEE Snyder Sfillwaler Ti TURNER, TURNER, TURRENTINE CHERRIEJO DON MIKE CHARLES M. Ringling Ringling A1+Hc'x.Ka-. VATER, VAUGHN, VAUOI-IN JERRY R. KENNETH R. VESTALJ. -R. Enid Oklahoma Cilx Oklahoma C' WADE, WADE, WADE DON HENRY FRANK E. MARJORE A. Weleelka Oklahoma Cifx Clive WATERS, VVATKINS XVAY YVONNE ROBERT E. MARY SLE Tulsa Gulhrie Se- H: e WELBORN, NVELCI-I NN ELC- FRANK P.,JR. CHAS.E.,JR. EDS-XR R. Oklahoma Cily Sprinqieid, Mc. Tu sa WHITECROXN, VVHITEHEAD XX IESVRN JAKE L. MARILYN M. JOAN 3. Miami Eaxe'rex'Ie A 55 esp' e WILLIAMS, NVILLIAMS Xx ILL AVS JOHN A. JOSEPH M. .OSEEH R. Dodge City, Kan.Hoifs Dsoge C . x ore Cla TUCKER K . :ILL -. :-a UNTER-X R- Cr-IER :ATEN N xikama- X XENALE -C-N F. fx ,,,,,.:'S Cx: - -C NRA' X N .,x,,, N C6-E' xx E-M ER . MES N2 ,Xl-:.. '---C -k-N-A- A CIC 'NCI C. Ne:s': Vs. ISENIR LERNOR I IU. -, AVS -,--..-- xC2:x - '-iaax x ophomore Class ' sux 5f',.'- ni i, ' I Y . . 4 I I r-1 Q 6- .fi .,.7f- - Q' 04? WILSON, WILSON, WILSON, WILSON, JULIAANN RAFEORD F. RICHARD D. WILLIAM I-I. Tulsa Duncan Senfine-I BarIIesviIIe WOODARD, WOODS, WORD, WORTHING- PAT VOL HOWELL S. TON, ROBT. L. Ardmore WesIvIIIe Kirkwood, Mo. BIUIZT Cify, Kan. YOUNG, ZURLINE, DOTTS, FAI-ILER. ROBT. WM. EDWARD P. GERALD D. DARRELL D. Ponca Cify OIcIaI'morna CiIy Perry TuIsa TJ!-T-', NEALE SCI-IARDEIN, TODD, VAUGI-IT, WI-IITE, ,' ff' ' PATPICIA A. BETTY CI-IAS.A.,ArI1- C.B. YERDITI-I ' V ' Srarfn-pe Enid adeIpI'1ia,ArIc. Car'rersviIIe OIcIaI1orna Cify 1949 WIRT, JANICE C. SIiIIwa'rer WORTMAN ROBERT LEE' Sfrafford EI ELDS. LAUREL JEAN S. Pasadena, Cal ZAPF, WM. F., J R Tulsa 5 9 Pdge 126 Page 127 it' LQ! ,J Freshman Class Ollicers: Jolin Skinner, presiclenlg Pliil Bryant vice-presiden Mary Ellen Kurland, secrelary-Jrreasurer. jQ7lf'8.'5AlflfL8lfL '2 -ic.. 'RK' ,Sa- 'bf .Hifi W 'W- Ss! 53' IJ' ' x gu- ,vs fo- , 14' S vf f 1' ADAMS. JOSEPH P. Pryor ALLPED. 'INILBUPN L. Slillffalffr APNING. IULIAN ,apulpa B!-KEP, IiETTf JEAII Ii f, id B!-PKI-IIJPST f'-IIITP T., .1 IL!-CCETT UOPIC MAY I T', ': ZVIIIEP IIIAIAIE J. P wwf, CII! Ill BLPIP IXESLE f E. I-'sa ., u 37 ADAMS, LEVETA Oklahoma Cily ALTMAN, PATRICIA L. Tulsa ASBURY, POY E. DONI'1':'f, CGIII. BAKEP. MARY LOU Gould BAPNES. OPLIN PAY l'I':PJdVIf.P BATES, BEPIIEICE M. .I-IJI',Fj BEIIIIETT, GAYLE f'xV'IVFlOVf: BLAKE. IIAIICYANN CI.icla'.l.a ,e -'Q 'HX '17 ADAMS. MARY ANN Slillwaler ANDERSON. BRUCE C. Tulsa ASH. ROBERT G. Hominy BAKER, NELDA RAE Hennezsey BAR N ETT. PEGGY J EAN Coalqale BAUSCI-l. CAPOL L, Ollahoma Clly BEPGMAN, .JOHN S. Donora, Pa. BLAKELY. BARBARA Tulsa -, A ovvfv' V ADAMS, AFFENTRANf PATSYJUNE GER,JOHN D. Manqum Hinfon ANDERSON, ANDERSON, DAVID PAUL JUDITH Oklahoma Clly Oklahoma Clly ASKEW, ATKINS. SUSIE JAMES R. Tulsa Guymon BAKER, BAKER. PATRICIA A. WILLIAM R. Tulsa Maramec BARNITT, BARRETT. GEORGE W. NINA LOU Oklahoma Cily Ponca Cify BEARDEN, BEARDEN. MARY HELEN MARY MARIE Tulsa Blnqer BERRYMAN BEST, NATHAN D. BETTY ANN Eslelllne, Tex, Seminole BLAKNEY, BLUMER, BEATRICE H. MAYNARD Pawnee Slillwaler Al-IRING. ROBERT M. Oklahoma Clly ANDERSON. KARLEEN F. Blackwell ATKINSON. BARB ALEX lv1cCur'raln BALCER. RAYMOND L Ponca Cily BARRETT. VIRGINIA L. Blackwell BEETS. BILLIE HOPE Kellyvllle BEYER. RUTH MARIE Orlando BOATMAN. LOLA MARIE Cache Page 128 'D 9--4 :Q 'G' i 5,5- 4,- 536- 3026 ff' 3 32. if 'Vis Q-gv fa heyyy 'Q? .rdf 5 Lg r BOEVERS, CLARA L. Broken Arrow BOWLES. FLORENCE Ponca Cily BRIDGES. DONALD Oklahoma City BROWN, JANICE RAE Sand Springs BUCK. MARGARET A. Oklahoma Cily BURKI-IALTER. BETTY Amarillo, Tex. BUTLER, DON A. Ponca Cily CAMP, I-IIRAM W. Barllesville Page 129 Asa. .1-1 BOGEN- BOKORNEY, SCI-IUTZ, B. WAYNE L. Oklahoma CiI'y Slillwaler BOYAN, BRADLEY, MARY M. JAMES L. Mc:AIesIer Tulsa BRIGGS, BRIGGS. BETTYJEAN LELAALYCE Barnsdall Wilburron BROWN, BROWN, RICI-IARD J. VIRGINIA N. Barflesville Miami BUCKLIN, BUITINK. DONNA JEAN R.A., Wasse- I-Iugo naar, Holland BURKS, BURNS. R.WAYNE JOANNE Siigler SI'iIlwaI'er BYERS, CALAVAN, KITTY ANN WAYMAN Wagoner Kingfisher CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL. ELSIEM. JEANNEANN Breckenridge Wewoka BOLAY, BONNER, CLOVIS E. JOI-IN I-I. Perry Clinlon BRADLEY, BRADY. JERRY F. JOI-IN B. Tulsa Claremore BRISCOE, BRISTER. IVAL E. E. LOU Okmulgee Slillwaler BROWNE, BROWNING. NANCY E. JEANNE Kansas Cily, Mo. Tulsa BULLING, BUNCI-I. BETTY LOU JOE ANN Orlando Hugo BURNS, BURNS, LOU ANN LeROY Midwesi Cily Tulsa CALDERWOOD,CALDWELL. MAUREEN CONLEE Tulsa Slillwaler CAMPBELL, CANFIELD. MERILYN L. DEAN Oklahoma Cify Oklahoma Cily BOOKER. MARJORIE Oklahoma Cily BRANDT. cHARLEs E. Oklahoma Ciiy BROCK. EMMA FAE Slillwaler BROWNING, NANCY BILL Shawnee BURCI-IETT. WEN DELL Seilinq BURRIS. BETTY Barllesxille CALDNVELL. DIANE Jenks CANN, RUTI-I Oklahoma Ciix 'S' 5 . Q. . Fre hman Class BOOKER. WESLEY R. I-Ieadrick BRANSON. BETTY JOE Mounds BROWN. BARBARA J Sand Springs BROWN LEE, GEORGE E. Kingisher BURDETT. BARBARA Bariiegxii e BUSSEY. BETTY EAE Muskogee CALKINS JAMES 'ALJ-- K., : 5:5 CANNON BILLY LEE Sfo er BOONE JOHNN E Fairfax BRENTON PATRICIA P5xs L,sk3 BRONX N CHARLES I-Iac: BRYAN JOHN -. B-: '::'2 N C .-x.C SURGE ROBERT 5' Cx SUSSMAN -CE FAN ,ax A i : C -X-- TFON' RS -E-'s'C CRNTN Eg S -- Q -MES N', gag.. -ON 2 ZOQIN K1 ,. -C.- - - -:-- 1, :REM ER C-:AxBE'm - C'5 I 5 4 ,-'XJUN . N- L,,'. 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Newkirk Kaw Cily CONGDON, CONLEY, HELEN HELEN Covinqlon Oklahoma Cily COULSON, COULTER, BETTY LaRUE BOB JOE Elk Cily Tulsa CRESS, CREWSON. BOBBY JOE DOROTHY Perry Sand Springs DARLOW, DARLOW, JOHN C. STELLA JANE Bufle, Monlz Sfillwaler 19 CATI-IEY, JOH N B., J R. Slillwaler CHITWOOD, MARILYN Oklahoma Ci'ry CLARK. MILLICENT Ardmore CLINE. Pl-IYLLIS ANN Tulsa CON NERY. THOMAS A. Broken Arrow COUNCIL. DAVID Oklahoma Cily CULVER, JOHNNIE B. Shawnee DAVID, ROSA LEE Tulsa 'Pczge 130 'UF 5' dx ii t. nk lvvvr Q, AT, 5 mm 2.5 'Y '36- 49 DAVIS. BETTY JO SIilIwa'rer DeMARSH, LaVERNE Sfillwaler DOLAN, DEWEL E. Tulsa DUNCAN, JUANITA Cincinnali, O. EISELE. ROBERT Springfield, Mo. ENGLAND, J. FRANK Tulsa EVANS, SANDRA Barrlesville FINLEY. HAR LAN J. Quinlan Page 131 DAVIS, CLONNIE L. Norman DENNY. CHARLES L. Tulsa DONNELL. FRANKLIN Srillwarer DU NCAN, LLOYD R. Hugo ELDR I DGE, PATSY Tulsa ENTERLINE, FLOYD DEAN Gray EYLER. GRETA Rerlcins FISHER. JIM LANE Tulsa DAVIS, DAVIS, HERBERT G. RICHARD O. Perry Enid DEUPREE, DEUPREE. JOE MICKEY ROY D.,JR. Hugo Tulsa DOUGLAS, DOUGLAS. DORIS ANN PAT Slillwaier Miami DUNCAN, DUNKIN. ROBERT W. LONNIE G. Olcrnulgee Olclalwoma Cily ELLEDGE, ELLIS. EDWIN CHARLIE N. Sfillwaler Tulsa EPPERSON, EPPERSON. CARL M. JAMES T. Barllesville Vinila FAIRBANKS FALKENSTEIN, CAROLYN RUTH ANN Cushing Chandler FISHER, FISHER. ROY W. SHIRLEY Edmond Barflesville DAVIS, TED JEROLD Roosevelr DICKERSON, JOANN Tulsa DOWELL, TROY D. Hunler DUNN. PATRICIA Deer Parlc, Tex. ELLIS. ELLEN B. Yale ERICKSON. NORMAJEAN Henryerra FARABOUGH, ROBERT Nardin FITZGERALD. FRED F. Cushing 7.4-w DAVIS. TOM CONANT Pawnee DICKSON. BEN F. McAles'rer DOYLE. GENE Olclalworna Ciry DYER. BOBBY D. Carnegie ELLIS. JACOUELINE Enid ERNCE. CHARLES A. Lone Wolf FEATHERLY. HENRY Sfillwafer FLECHS. HERMAN Morris SG- 3 ' F' -qs- le-Y lil. -I 'S Fre hman Class DAY, CHARLES E. Enid DICKSON. RICHARD Pawliuslxa DRAKE. DONIS LEE Fairfax EARTHMAN MAYOMA Jenks ELLISON MAX REITI-I Enid ERNST. 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JACKIE BURL Ponca Cily Geary LEDBETTER, LEONARD. MARY L. B.TOM McAIes+er Canule LOMENICK, LONEY, LORA JEAN BILL R.R. Mounfain View Tulsa MACE, MACKEY. THOMAS E. HELEN LOUISE Barllesville OIcIaI1oma Cily MARLAR, MARSI-IALL, RONALD LEE ALTA ELLEN Tulsa Bradley 19 JONES. MARY LOUISE SIiIIwaI'er KERRIGAN, JOI-IN T. I-Iominy KLEMME. ALMEDA JUNE Foss LANCASTER. LOIS ANN Wagoner LEONI-IART, GLENN A. Oklahoma Cify LONG, JOYCE J. Tulsa MADDRY. JAMES D. Idabel MARSHALL. JIMMIE GENE Talihina Page 134 ana, ,W N. 49 MARSHALL, JOE ALLEN Clinlon McAN U LTY, HARVEY E. Slillwaler McDONALD, HAROLD LEO Vici MQPHERSON, CLARA MAE Oklahoma Cily M I LLER, JACK E. Broken Arrow MOLZ. DONA MAE Kiowa, Kan. MORROW. BETTY MARIE Carmen NALI., NORMA L. Garun, C. Z. Page 135 if an-'lf- MARSHALL LILY V. Enid MCARTH UR JoANN Tulsa McGRAW, JOSEPH J. Lakewood, Ohio MEADOR. LEQUENTIS W. Erick MILLER. JAMES WM Duranl MONGER, FLOYD O. Pawhuska MORROW, MARILYN Tulsa NASSAU. BERNARD Bronx, N. Y. AFD W-9 li 4'4. 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McMILLIN PAT Brilfon MEYER, JOE DAVIS Tulsa MILLS ALMA E. Okl3hOnw5 Ci'x MORAVA XNILLA E. Oklahoma CN MUELLER. HENRY J. Bloomsdale. K NENVCO M ER JACQUE Sfillxs aler- NIATI-IENNS VANS. E-- 'L' ROBERTS. -R. E-'-,Q.-f. Ponca C7'x --:Ae' :' Q e M:COLLUR' X':Cf--,'.' tiff HELEN --NNE ANN NE: Emo Ea---'ee Er: X.-N::: ...-3, MQM URRN Comma f ' A XDNE ANC . -C -. , fx ,,,,,,,, 'ap - lusi Ck: - :C . -: MICH-XE S ' 3 ' h-, N ,,.,XN . NORTON -. I-ERN4.-XNN S Se ': e .X QHKRQQ -.- k,KC C Cx., 1 MISENER N' 'C-E-- '-'Cz DONALD DEE N'ARN-EAN C---E NN' is? N.D. E'.Se '- A-K. E MOR-XX EC VORSAN RCS-XEEE -NNN E-'ON . NN a-x: s E:ss -5-s . MU-LENDORE N:-.E'E2 N-1 -ON RUTH -NNN C-NRO- NNN EAREENE S '-sa'e' S -sa'e' C- a': a C -. rifswfsi- A-1 - :..: 1: lNC'x.-b NC C-? N-'- -N- ERN V- h, 'NN' . AV-, ' sf-+A-5' :If-:-sc'-. - if nm, M. . X Y . T? .1-:V -- --SK U q u X. . -, .I 45 .- ,a- f .V t, . 4! I as I I Q O naw. -., F2 W x Q- u A 41- vu.. nv: .mls .55 fw- ,. 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PAUL ERNEST Edmond OVERSTREET, CHAR LES Ponca Cify PATTON, VIRGINIA L. TuIsa PICCOLO. FRANCES McAIesIer POI-ILMAN, DONALD L. Ellinwood, Kan POYNTER, JASSCA B. Chickasha PUTNAM, LESLIE RAY Brisfow RATI-I. DALE RAY Shidler Page 136 I vi 'UO 'ics 280. 71 'QP' I I L 336, fb T--. ,- ii '?' 38? -N65 .bf- ?,g- T' 4. my dx.. 'T P55 49 RAUS. JAMES E. Tulsa REVELL. JACK PAU L Muskogee ROBERTS. BILLIE L. Tulsa ROMINE. RUTH ANN Enid RUSSELL, ROY Tulsa SCHAFERS, LOUIS E. Sfillwaler SEARS. JO NELL BFISIOW SHARP, JAMES M., JR. Cushing Page 137 RAY. FRAN K LEE Tulsa RHOADS, CONNIE A. Cleveland ROBERTS, BOB GENE Tulsa ROOT. DOLORES Muskogee RYAN, L. PAULINE Oklahoma Cily SCHAFERS, LEO JOH N Sfillwafer SEIERIED. JOE PAUL Tulsa SHAW, GENE Oklahoma Cily REDD, RED ELK, REDMOND. PATSY L. IDA MAE SALLY EDITH Sapulpa Slerling Okmulqee RICE, RICHARDSON, RICHTER. GOLDA M. HARVIE RADO BETTY JANE Norman Chapman, Neb. Enid ROBERTS, ROBERTSON, ROBERTSON, NANCY SUE BILL A. WYNNELL Tulsa Marieffa Boswell ROSE, ROSILE, ROSS. GLENN W.,JR. ERANKJ. WILLIAM J. Barllesville Hubbard, Ohio Oklahoma Cily RYAN, SACKETT, SANFORD. MARTHA J. MARY SUE SHARON Oklahoma Cily Pawnee Oklahoma Cily SCHEETZ, SCHINDLER, SCHUERMANN, JO ANN KEITH PAUL NEIL EUGENE Ponca Cify Winfield, Kan. Pond Creek SELMAN, SESSIONS, SHACKELEORD, JIM MARVIN ERANKIETED ELIZABETH Oklahoma Cily Okmulqee Headrick SHERROD, SHINN, SHUMARD. MARGARETA BETTY LOU PAT Sfillwafer Newkirk Tulsa REED. ALYCE Tulsa R I N EARSON. GLEN Slillwaler ROBINSON. FREDERIC Tulsa ROUSH. ROBERT W. Tulsa SARE. HAROLD V. Barflesville SCH ULTE. FLOYD C. Sapulpa SHACKELTON. MARY L. Okmulgee SIBLEY, HERBERT R. League Clfx Te X. 4' 2- X. 'Z' if Fre hman Class REED. GOLDEN D Slfllwaler RITZ. WILLIS C. Okeene ROBINSON WILLIAM E Tulsa ROY. BILLY BERT Prxcr SARVER, JOAN Tulsa SCHURCH MARION IX' CI-ana er SHAKLEE JIMMIE H. W'a'c'ga I 5:55 SIE. -IX- JAMES R. A. P:':e C N AN REED JOE I-ICM' Medlora ROACH KENNETH Shaffucc ROLENN IC CHARLES Ck a': 'a RUSRECH QGHNESE Q' -M: SM ERS C-5'A'g -A-N-.. ..,...., -- 1:2522 ARD ,-'XVES Ga:e ROSE RAY XENNE- 'A .-.-.-.. CRE C -. --N -- - Ky-, -K -ERNNE X, v -, K. .. -..,,- I EC x ANNO T XCCKX 'YN -fx-N-A -A w Q - -x.,- - QOAQICXO -x,.- -Cv - -A --k - N----- - --- N -x- CN- ' N' .--- ..- x ---- CC - x we -Ax :ATEN KL' C2 C Q-Qq- CK..- --,-5 DCC DIWCC x V-AN?-X-. SE-TX- T E: Oka': a CLK 5-5. C-- . S-ANNCN S-'XNNON --47: MARX -. I-5 - N :REO ex Sheen' NY. Ok 5': f C -' 'E' S VONTON S NE x EX -'xN-'x- E-: EROSS X O -.,'-..- 'EEK 'S 'QQ' 3' I-44 ll 'QP L N -fa ... KJ.. , 'fl Q5-f !?7' I., . fb -Q 91. 3.5. 'P- V p.-- Q .-' I ., III 4 Q irk. Fre hman Class ' ' 'f :wif I- J Ilfyfff ffl I.',1,,,'.3 - , '-f',-1 1.12f f A-. ,X-ff-, 'fe' 'Y f,,Yf'-.f, . , 1 . , ,,- f .. , ,J , 1 I, ,f fb. L ., - , '!f, :. ,-, r . 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STEPHENS, SHIRLEY ANN Conlon STOTTS, JOAN Oklalworrra CIN STUTZ, ROY LUVERNE Bizon TATE, MARY JANE LmporIa,Kar1. THOMAS. JO ANNE Sfillffaler SMALLEY. KEN ITA P. Coyle SMITH, VIRGINIA Ponca Oily SPURLIN, RICHARD G. EI Reno STERBA, PAUL E., JR. Ponca Cily STOUT, ROBERT J. Henryella SULLIVAN, KAR LA SUE Oklahoma Oily TAYLOR, CECELIA A. Pawhuzka THOMAS. OTTO JAMES Oklahoma Clly SMITH, ALBERT H. Durham SNELL. BETTY SUE Shamrock, Tex. SPURLOCK, BETTY JO Sapulpa STERLING, VAN ELSA Oklahoma Clly STRADER, JAMES W. Yale SUTTLE, RITA DIANE Oklahoma Clily TAYLOR, COLLEEN Barllesvllle THOMAS. OVVEN REED Slillwaler 'G 3' 19 ARLIE RAY Gage SNELSON, BARBARA Tulsa STATELER, LOUISE Blackwell STEWART, BETTY LO U Tulsa STREMMEL, ELIZABETH Oklahoma Clly SWAN, JAMES FRANK Liberal, Kan. TEAGU E, PAT Oklahoma Clly THOMAS, WAYNE E. Oklahoma Cily Page 138 -vg- A- THOMASON, THOMPSON, NANCY DONNA JANE Pampa, Tex. Tulsa TILLOTSON, TIMKEN, GORDON PAT Oklahoma Cily Sfillwaler TRENT, TRINDLE. LENA LEA RUTH E. Aloka Kingfisher TURNER, TURNER, FRED H. IKE P., Cen- Tulsa Ter Point Tex. VON BIEBER- WADE. STEIN, GEO HENRY H. Tulsa Oklahoma Cify WALSH, WALTON, ROLAND G. NAOMI Enid Slillwaler WATKINS, WATKINS. MARY C. PEGGYJUNE Coalqafe Gulhrie WESTENHAVERWHEELER, NEVYN DALE EDWIN Y. Canlon Page 139 Kenmore, N. Y. '57 7 X xx THOMPSON, EVAN R. Seminole TINKLER. JIMMIE DALE Miami TRIPP, ANITA LOUISE Oklahoma Cify U ELTSCHEY. CHARLES E. Oklahoma Cily WADE, JOANE B. Sapulpa WAMSLEY. OROVER E. Minco WATSON, RAY Verden WHEELER. PATRICIA Sfillwafer '-4 01' '4 'LI ir? THOMPSON, JIMMIE ANN Grenola, Kan. TODD. SHARLENE D. Slillwaler TROOP. HELEN JOAN Oklahoma Cily UPTON. BETTY GENE Oklahoma Cily WAGNER, KENNETH E. Hominy WARD, JIM MY E. Auslin, Tex. WEAVER. ADDIE L. Slillwaler WHITE. DON STUART Chicago -as , r -11 , 4 'Viv ff' ' 1.99 'R' THOMPSON, THORNTON, RALPH E. BILL C. I-Iolclenville Oklahoma Cify TOLLETT, TOWNSEN D. PATRICIA A. ROBT. E.,JR. Pawhuska McAIesIer TROUTMAN, TROUTT, PI-IYLLIS JEAN JIMMY B. Tucumcari, N.M. Gufhrie VALENTINE. LAWRENCE H. Idabel WALKER, OAYLORD L. Tulsa WARD. MAURICE D. Cromwell WEHRY, MERLIN WM. Oklahoma CIN WHITE, JEANNE Tulsa VAN ALSTINE. DONALD LEE EI Reno WALKER, JOHN ROBT. Nicoma Park WAR LICK, DONALD L. Drurnrighl' WEISS. MADOLON R. Muskogee WHITE. DON Wayne L., 14 34 TY' .1 A , I . 1 - ..- '.Ax -1 '. , 4 A 'f7 I 4 W THURMAN, TI-IURSTON T --ER ' 37 JOHN AROL JEAN VARY -fe ' :- Tulsa Oxancma C es TRAWICK TREADXX DO 'iE4.f..1 WIRT LYNN DURRE-LT, XCSERT Sfroucl Rem. - .:s' - U TUCKER TUCKER RNE? CLARENCE EARL? R, CONE-lN,- - Tulsa Av' ex e':n'5 CQ T- .- VAN BURKLEO, KAN DEI-ENTER '. SE X -Oli- G-LENN6. ,lv N ,, ,'-- Allus S' -ke - VVALKER XR -'xLxER TILLMANA. TP-OX'-XS T. - -- -C - OkIaho aCA'x CT.. '.5 stef C NN ARNER DOUGLAS XX. Tulsa WELLS DON 'NLD ROE A l..S '5 ' NN I-IITE, NELD A . ON Vs? XXRRXSSOR ' 'R'-EN ' Eff SEQ I.N- xx.. X-NQ'S-JA - I-L S'-'s.f:x X., L.. x:'. XX E-'ER I Sf? 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' , 'f qw,-y Q K fifj Lafdon OkIahoma Cify TuIsa Oklahoma Cify ,gfj ,Q , .'!',',',N',9'H N291 NOPVIAAII WRIGHT, WRIGHT, WULLER, YADON, :,eJ--' fill- ', Q, 'Q OHFPIED 1, MILTON PICE IOANNE RICHARD C. MARYANNA DICK Qi, 1 if-5 'gp f'- Q TJ ,-I Paffhuzka Cushing TuIsa TuIsa 'jj' 'C ,'-3 X499 5 E!-UGH BLUBAUGH, BROWNLEE, BRUNER, CALDWELL, l'L'.F-L . .X-V21 .'f'f 'ff-lf, IJIJ' THOIAPSM, ROBERT LEE OWEN ROLAND E.,III VIRGINIA LEE pf, -i f de' T . C 11I :'JIJ Ifiedfoffl Tulsa TuIsa Oklahoma Cify Q22 ,E 'H ' EZE-. 5 2' GOEPIIIGEP, HEADPICV, JOHNSON, JULIAN, KOPP, Igzsfgl -' ' -. ,X-HE vi? rf!-UKLOU DONALD 9. BILLYCLAUDE JOE KENNETH JILRETH Of a'z a O - f ',f ,fp T, za TuI',a fikrnulgee Pawhuska Roosevelf yy-33:3 Llp ,'. 'X-'KP TOMB TOMLINSON, TUCKER, WEATHER- 35-, sn 12,43 'CSV ,f'!E' KEIIFIETI-IE ETTA EAYE BOBBYG. FORD,JOANNE : 4- -3 je. UQ , -xrfr X- o,'r,r,a Pa. S+iIIffa'rer Oklahoma Ci'ry Ponca Cify 1949 WILL, EARL D. Morrison WILSON. WILLIAM H. Broken Arrow WOLFE, FRANCIS B. 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' ' W ' J X4 s 'fx ' '-1-5 N s Q Pay XV in t fis section ACTIVITIES Fealures Veferans Village Beauly Secfion Queens Who's Who ' Redskin O'Collegian Aggievalor Board of Publicalions Sigma Della Chi Thela Sigma Phi Oklahoma Sl'al'e Engineer Former Sludenls Associafion PQ' V' ' ig Wu '49 -snug .iv .A jeu imma mg ,WN ly Her ' , rfili bar. L S' K 51 O Club Presiden+ Zed Grissom crowning rheir queen ai The half of ihe homecoming fooibali game. Beias and rushees enioy fall weaiher on Their fron? porch I Q A X 1 3 5 A scene af ine REDSKIN beaufy confesh wi'rn Fred Waring seleding We Mo 4 fe ff'- Huge lines awai+ed Fieldhouse secfioning before Hwe new pre-secfioning wenf info eHec'r Hue second semesfer. and GW: ,TRC M, Ag A- --K 2- --l 1 -- li Q' Y fx .s.s.s. NW N fs' -s .gre Jr 'W s.-x,- f , . D -,-23 are ac.-.r boi-.ery bell lime. fs 3 I f 7 5 A , . . , , ,IY dwifq zpring elecfion. 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' ' ' f ' -Q-f Q- A 4.1 I A Q. Q-J' , . , J. xr.- IL br .sa-H ' '-A .IL N- 'Xxx NiJ'C'E A, ,U N 1 N., . 10 H5 'ir iv-,s Amin '. . '. iw f VV. fc, is -Ae' 4' f ' Q., The Sig E s Carried awe beaui division firsi lace wifh This fioai , Y P Y v P i QLJA, '. in siihf homecoming compeiiiion. ' . ' on 'mfr' g s --- e -.-Q, eh f . ,' ,,4j.1i,,,:,,?,. - 1 A Y L 'Q- 151' 'ga-v , ,M . Copping second in beaulry was Jrhis red and whife Lambda Chi enfry. . D, .- riff, v ., -Y,-sv 'rn . .fag QQ if Q ,. J -A' ' I- . ri ' '- . 44.5 . ' I . vT'E9?i'F' WUERHAL 1. A K ,a ft -J: E., -TA,-1: L:,,.N is ' .fri-,' C gg., 'v 2. '-'- . ' , '. ' . .'- . 'gf iff?-r tyi 3?,'f.'3i ahg?:r-ffl 2 f 'Q -.' - : -? , V. le- , ',.c7.,-., ' , 53' 0 E- so 'i o 'f 1f'G ' . if . I' ,,, . ., . A if 1 .nlt '--14 1 .0 9' 'nf A . ..an's3iw.Ilm'Q?A.1lL. at A AML 'ies , . f ., ,. . . , J 'Mfr' 'j 'f1vfi',if,n, - -Q-1-1-,.-h....,...-.9-lr f 3' W fi? . i HI I If ang :ff xx . ,, Kai 3 . XL ?!, gil -v ing 55: Q if ' 5 gi JAIJNJ g,. av x, ,E , ' N1 ex 5 wx vi - .N N . v 1 3. AA. ss-Q 3 N-Nb. I , L.l.C1. -tb f Y -u f' ' 65 4- ' 'jyisgilff x,'x-'Q fk M-Efl at lreslwman 'TR Y .Q l'X,llu'1ll llllf:. : N , r ' Q - s 1 v' E .-, L if LQ ' C1 4- dl Vg Ny-f K 5 A , 1, .N H' , f, Hx al Y, Y 1 af t' xx 31925 xl , R . F451-T f A 55, 1-. fi 4 . A . 4. as l- V ' ,J 6? t' V l pf. gfffl. F Q W V V l I ry. Slam Kenlon fans lloclc llwe orclweslra leader eller Allied Arls apoearance here. Bob Ward receives his commission from Dean Sfapley al spring mililary convocalion. K f , , E it Sig Alphs iine up wiflw dafes af Hweir annual spring planfafion pay. Veferans Adminisfrafion is a busy place while issuing book lisfs of Hne beginning l,F'.C. QU of each semesfer. 2: 1' ze . HEQIL My -it I-li if JC A Sus, 2, N'o'3'5 4 :iff oi iii John Seefex ans M'3'-- - - - - ., ,. ,. , H-, ,,, U ,, f i xx J.-.. Ov - ou A. X , gif? 3 11 X 'X 41-og 1.4, 1 ! 'v 'J' jg' 1' 4 ff Q .f-i'55'i h. ' W muff' 9 It Q' li 4?aQ,i f'f3' 9- ' 41 ' L. 14,5 T W. XT- I I rr .X - ' , x : U. fy' Q S19 I 35,1 s ho -, :T 'swf .ld ww wiki! N- an VI? J' i ,., 5. Y Q iv 0' M-. MW 479 S lf ,fb ,.V. 'f in i ivfx New Lewis field sladiurn was lull oi lens fer lirsl Aggie lwcffze gaffe f A' Blackburn Twins, Lolly Mann, Coleman Srnilli and Bob Coverl loolc over Versily Revue music. .0 fi wr' l Q 1' nw--. vm... Q... s .uv.,S!W' -Q., 7, . is I 4'f- N K X A, OU . J' i TCU. ?mi'fR'S?X7' j?F, 12 ,11 101 'fgr SNA .- -an-ay' Y . -.f.w.1... N. ..:,- - - 1 i '.'i ,, M ,.' I' 1'3- - M Jeanne A 3.l:.-.3:- : - - :-x , ,flu .,' ...i l e :KX -6 'Yin 'X v ' 'C ,..4 -A -:lu3a ' -Q. A1 bf' Three Alpha Chi colored galsu do a jig during rush slcil. Sigma Chi Russell Flelcher wirs a close one in spring inferlralernily Track meel. I ij. s v I is :gy gf ..,.s , 1Ql,nl ' it ei 1' , fi M. -1... pu NL Chi Omega house is Jrne scene of neiglwborly snowball liqlif ffi+lw Sig Esz. Seven Pi Plnis live up lo Hwe sign, and snow, loo. Cordell eve -fl . Wm.. ,W pg., f 4? ,Qfxlf w,,.f L Wai,-1-: Y 'Q f-w-M... ,Vx .Y al ,.r NN if I , 1 x fx ...ninug :Luiz .. i Lafnbda CV .-,-in-: - A ..-.,-.- 'I 5 i N-Q4 s g , ,,k'. -N xxx-Kes ,. .x, . ..1. 5.:lx ,fl I 'X 'l Sr l - wha if .. pgwg . ' 4 O I .Qty gy- in - J 'P , s, w ' if: S'E i-iCF'W'i-ii dence. 'N - -4 .. ' ' , . ' -Q - Q -... -1 , ,, .... . Tl I J rg. 2 Y ' 'A' 1 N 5 Ofi Ti'if:i5 A '- 1 1. uk-xl, X ,yi :lf I 5 Q I- I ',- s im '.' ' V: 'P' , 'I .' I z' ' :N 24' ' f v-1. ' i' ' lf' ' . , , ,. 1- 7,1 V -fr. .. U 6 .. Xa . jsp- is w?,J 1: 'A' A . PM I 'J s-,swan U' I tk' . i, 1 its -X 'ff' ' V i i if , ' - A ' - . 'g - . ' . - . , ' -- D- -iff if ' H5 ' J' 'i -4.:..f - Xs,.FI-E' ., fe.-1 is ---im . ' . ,' ' 'J L . L ' 1 f X, h ,, 1 ' 1I3'..9r Y ' -Inf P3 A -Qi.'- -'T-Q , v I and , , . I -f A I 'r if D i iv iwivm ,f A' sf!! I ' Q I Zivgs ij. I -Q i JS., L7 1 ' .f 'elrfgsn ,Epi I ,H . ai -I 'wigs '- . if su' - if .-1. e , ,. ,, . ,, ,, C4 ,., , W -' 5 +1 5' J A , T 6. N,f ,V 1, , -ff wi, r in is. 1 . i - s ,....i.-.,.--,.,2Q .':...4....'g - Y 1' ' Murrayires crowd The enfrance sfairs 'ro Hweir semi-formal dance. Miss Varsiry Revue, Nan Mcivienus, iusf before receiving cup Direcfor Mann looks on. ' 3. 4. 5 4 wh- 5, ,J My u S- ef- , 7 f s A Q l 4 X vu-Q K A, ,, 2 ,Y .K ' 2 , Q., , ,V 9 Y ff EJ if 4IE'i'39R?'i '2x 9 5 An.. 1 ,, A, , ,rdf 'Irv , 1' vw. nr. 9 7 www sa 4 Q2gf l Suk.. is 4 P I ff 1117! iff' ' un 'Q'- T: . S5 if L.: mek, l x l I f my 'N ' ' - . MI if 'U -ur' I W is AP JO ' 255 'Jin -.1 Nbr xii' .Y': 55 , fr Aly ',. 1 , ,,, A -,J V I s I s. W l'. . Q 4 A -N Q, Page 163 H W ,M .si , .. A 'la-QB' r' f v . X' '. A, 1 .-A N .4 ' A 5 ,.. gr' e r l 1,5-f Q'--K fr not . ,. U A .t A :::' ,fc ' H H Q- , M 'F - .. , A H hr' 'Y qw' -J. ' ' . 1 Q -e ee 'PX r V I Aerial view of Velerans Village, home of l,3OO married couples. The village lies on fre norllwwesl edge ol Jrlwe campus. wid age if Villaqe emkries in flwe Varsify Revue fryoufs were Mary Bogerf and Helen Donceel. Jack Harrison sfudies while wife Nina lisfens fo 'rlwe radio via earphones. fff MI 'Q -bk 3. R u- Q 'b f fel., .ffl li sg . ,gf-24 VeTerans Village Council, To Row: O'Connor, Luclc, Bell, W T K b ll S dl P F C P FronT Row: Darnell, Magill, Chumley, Mayor WheaT, JeTTrie p Don'T leT housing caTch up wiTh you-we musT have housing! In AugusT, I945, PresidenT l-Tenry G. BenneTT ioTTed These words down on a noTe pad: words which became a moTTo culminaTing in The opening oT VeTerans Village less Than six monThs laTer. VeTerans Village, locaTed on a l3O-acre hillside adioin- ing The campus proper, oTTicially opened Jan. 28, I946, wiTh I78 single eTTiciency and expandable Trailers and l95 pre-TabricaTed homeTTes. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard WesT loe- came The TirsT village residenTs when They moved inTo a Trailer aT No. 9 Osage. They s+iII occupy The same Trailer. The village conTinued To grow Through The spring and summer oT i946 as ZOO aparTmenTs and 500 homeTTes were added. The village reached iTs presenT size when 2 IO more aparTmenTs were compleTed. WiTh an esTimaTed populaTion oT more Than 4,000 The village is now a busy liTTle communiTy wiTh a commissary, a branch posT oTTice, laundry, dispensary, Tire sTaTion, and Three nurseries. The J. W. Mooney Memorial RecreaTion hall, named in honor oT one oT The village's mosT highly respecTed and besT loved ciTizens, was The lasT building To be compleTed. John A. STevens is The presenT manager oT VeTerans Village. l-Te succeeded Val Connell, The TirsT manager, in AugusT oT I946. The village has iTs own governmenT wiTh a mayor, vice- mayor, ciTy council, and special commissioners. A Tire chieT and regular crew are always ready To man The Two Tire Trucks: a mainTenance crew keeps The homes in repair: Page 165 'f 'X. H' uc can srur ru: erm fi IUT IE CII STN YIIE 4. r '-'gen-X Y V ,, . io 151' x . P 'X.. 'Q Q....,--r'- 1 1 X X parm' and program. 1 X 4 N. ,NN ffff' lr' 'lay prograrn, 4 49-wr Hn' aa.,.. 5 fa C5 ff f-fQf' 'ff J' 7 ws, 539' be iilm 1' if af, f a -nw- N. JJ Cissie Parker, May queen, seafed, wifh affendanf Jeanne Thomas. NOT picfured is arfendanr Wynn Pinson. Vera and S. L. Shaffer fry aufomar ice house. jsdffyz 1 3 s.24 noun if . 4 . 5 rx! .3 pin I Nd, I I I 5 5 f i Y 1 i V I Qs il !'5 1 hr BoTTom Row: Lucille l-lumphry, ElizabeTh Murphy, Carol Dixon, John STevens villag rn r 5 Top Row: John Land, Dennis Sn'1iTh, Robe-rl' T-lursT, Bob SmiTh, CheT Frazier R T G g C d W Two nurses are in aTTendance aT The Ben Brumley Memorial dispensary, and a recreaTion direcTor supervises The acTiv- iTies aT The recreaTion hall. CommuniTy governmenT came To The village March 29, l946, when John Kelly was elecTed mayor and CliTTon J. Byrd was elecTed vice-mayor. EighT councilmen Took oTTice aT The same Time. QuenTin Rizley succeeded Kelly as mayor and in Turn was Tollowed by Melvin Berger, WalTer Skaggs, RoberT J. Brown and Willis J. WheaT. The cenTer oT village acTiviTies is Mooney RecreaTion hall. CraTT classes Tor The wives oT veTerans are held under The supervision OT The l-lomemakers club. Seasonal sporTs Tor boTl'1 men and women occupy The main Tloor during mosT oT The year. A reading room and several clubrooms are available To special inTeresT groups. Several evenTs Take place on The sTage each year and The recreaTion com- mission sponsors several dances Tor villagers each year. During The summer, movies are shown ouTside The hall and a lighTed crogueT courT is available Tor The more acTive. FuTure plans include a Tully equipped kiTchen and a wood- working shop. A barber shop, a beauTy shop, and a snack bar provide Tor oTher needs oT The village. The village is a planned ciTy. The sTreeTs bear names Tamiliar To The veTerans oT World war ll. ln The wesT sec- Tion, The larger sTreeTs have names oT PaciTic islands, The engineers who builT Them having served in The PaciTic dur- ing The war. The sTreeTs in The easT secTion bear French names, because The engineers who builT Them had served in France. The smaller sTreeTs are named Tor counTies and Towns oT Oklahoma. Page 167 4: fx xi N xxx N wp I X0- pl .5 1 aeparfmeml elliclenl. LA . --41 dffp- '- ' 'H .:' ' ' 154 'EH ' ww, ,. X Nj -f ' b Q' at 5 ., Anollwer proucl couple, Jean and Jerry Carmen and baby Phillip. Mr. and Mrs. John W. I-larris, parenls of blonde fwins, ancl older boy Dan kr sig, sv Y f F f ff, lwwil, lUblQ. 1' ' -au -ng---'ern-Ax wmzx . W ,. .av ' S I A lf 1 l i I I X Busy village slreel scene wilh lhe college in lhe baclfground. Mail and H. , ., , , , , Velerans Village is usually represenled in every impor- lanl aclivily lhal is a parl ol an A. 84 lvl. school year, such as lhe annual homecoming parade and lhe Varsily Revue. This year, lhe village loolc second place honors in original- ily lor ils original slorlc lloal. l-lelen Donceel and Mary Bogerl represenled lhe village wives as candidales lor lhe lille ol Miss Varsily Revue ol l949. Anolher imporlanl ilem lo lhe residenls ol Velerans Village is lhe bi-weelcly newspaper, The Village Times. ll was ediled lhis year by John Jellries and Andy O'Connor. Judy Wheal, wile ol lhe presenl village mayor, wrole lhe sociely news lor lhe paper. During ils shorl lile, Velerans Village has amassed many lirsls. ll was lhe lirsl college housing proiecl lor velerans ol any size in lhe Uniled Slales. For lhree conseculive years lhe lirsl baby ol lhe year, born in Slillwaler or vicin- ily, called Velerans Village, home. The village laid claim lo anolher lirsl during lhe year when lhe polilical science de- T.. ..... . M -- -- -. . io -. ...- ..- f V : T -. . -c, T- parlmenl sel up a praclical course in municipal govern- -- menl lor Velerans Village ollicials, one ol lhe lirsl, if nol --'-A r - -' - -a- lhe lirsl, ol ils kind in lhe Uniled Slales. Villagers have sellled down and are raising lamilies, learning prolessions, lalcing lheir places as uselul cilizens, l ...... ...MW and lalcing lhe lead in building lhe posl-war world. i 3 f -.if-m. --- ,, I x - --X, l ef- rr - ' . A E I.. H -- .HR ll Ill In L-3lH'Qvg?- .. x fwfr, i I l l Page 169 l I e iv nilfw fu 4 it 5- 1. Q Q4 a :X Q 'I -Q A 4 f f, -+10 4 M, Q ? 1 u .P s Q . . 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Miss Colleen lvloore models a box iackel suil wilh a slraighl slcir+, in rnicldy blue. pure wor- sled sheen . . . a Klingrilre Fashion. The hai' . . . a Lecie Original ol navy rough shiny slraw. l-ler suil is accenled loy a silver grey blouse ancl gloves. BONNEYS, STILLWATER. 1 .l vftiiewa -,QV , K QR 3 ,i xikql N Y 1 . J 4- M. lx -P xv -5 I. . if. 1. I 1 f,ia2sa,,e5mfM.,. A mf. M Page 175 Norma Reger wears an ex- clusive Clare lv1cCardell dress from Seidenloaclfs Young Miss Tulsa sliop. ll is a Grecian drape lroclc of luslrous crepe, willi gloves and pearls com- pleling +l1e ensemble. SEIDEN- BACl-l'Si, TULSA. NGPMF. DICVSOIJ PECJE Zeia Tau Plpla 'Y Qfi k x KW' xy 5 X 1,9 N ,Z 5 44. 1 ' nf if ES Q. G 1- 6 1 Page 177 l CCC Miss Jean Cooper wears a Beauline formal from Califor- nia. H has a yellow faille slcirl willw a black lace boclice. She wears long lolaclc lace miHs Jro complele her cosrume. LAUGHLIIXVS CAMPUS SHOP, STILLWATER. 'f 1 5 S I if Q ,Q AA , ag, ,gg f. .ll 1 1 ' I' 1 I 5 1 ,I 4 , ' 4- ,i l' 5 !1 B., W is , -MW' , vig, '5f3h1'2'-- Q X is -Q ,, 4 W A Q V31 '.., A 2 ' 1 I . dn- 4 2 4 x :Ev 1 gg. X in N ft' ff' A X im Q, 11 -ag s A ' , 1 4 Q 1 O R if Z Q X Sq A . Q. 6 RA , Y 9 we R 5 1 la ' by f - 'Lx fi. A ' 1 l n 5' f I i 4 ,f .A rv, 1 7- ' 'W l .. 4: 5 Q ' nl I1' . . If! .S ' 'X . 'if 4- a lx ' ' , Ar ,fn ax 1 9' 1 1 I M' '9- - cg r ' 1 I 6 ' 'JO' kai 'iii ' 'V-. 'K 1, lvlarlella Tlmomloson wears a silver grey all wool qebardine suil by Slanville Perla. I+ is slyled willw rlwineslone se+ bul- lons and a pencil slim skirt l-ler loonnel is ol black Milan slraw anol slfme carries a black suede bag and gloves. C. R. ANTHONY CGM PANY. STILLWATER. JL, nf ns'-1.m1.'1wt.11L tim U- 'lf 'DG Sf'i'sffTfl-'isnt'-3'l l'1'W3 mm . W .A 1, gi, KJ' we 1. fm. WU iz. Page 181 Nancy Norion modeis a +wo piece Carlye ensemble in navy blue faille wifh Touches oi whife waffle pique. I+ is s+yled wifh an empire bolero wilrh wing cuffs over a low neck princess dress WIH1 hand-span waisf and flyaway skirt She wears a candy snow bonnet VANDEVERS, TULSA I f 'J ll. -,X A J TULA ALLEN Tau Gamma '75 S any f ,. MARY GORMAN Murray SUMA BOWLES Willard CARLENE TILLEY Wiilarol Page 182 Page 183 DONNA BUCKLIN Murray BOBBIE PAYE SMITH Zefa Tau Alpha x l.. 'lf- f , l .X-.f -f , . J- ,f , - .f :- J 1 .Vw ff-ff f ,. ,- 5 qi. ' wr-. - 1.4- ... ,J - f NN NLF X X x H C3 3 :awww cf B 4'X..- N -N y .A-L 'Q . -A 1 AHMY ROLATER Kappa Delfa LONNIE WOODS Norih Murray BEVERLY POTENZA Alpha Delia Pi Page 184 Page 185 MARIANN MITCHELL Alpha Chi Omega JOE DE SHULTS Norfh Murray 'WS a.,,,x A '13 a fm' W f . f 4 mx Q 'ws 19'- 'wi . ,3-, fx , V s L 5? GhlE PRI CESS MwM?iFMmWm 9' Q MT2Eiff'iSS??liER P RE SS P R I CE S S 187 I f? f ,A 5 6 fi qw-'Q 1 4. Q5 4 is f N 'F .K Q f ' AW Page 189 is 99 N HTH .CXCE :Cf C CA-sas W ff., . xl ,I A ' I I' 'x ,n 1 X .. ' Q ' at.- wu fp X2 AQ, 1 i at 16 wx we img! . , P ffm R55 N?'yg.s 'X 55,35 'W WEETHEART of IGMA CHI MARiiTEEf5fW Page 192 FERN MERRIFIELD Wichifa, Kan. E. J. TURMAN OLETA GREER JAMES P. MURPI-'IY Liffle Rock, Ark. H 0 ' H 0 in American Colleges and Universities LESLIE E. STEPI-IENSON, Engineering senior, presidenf of A. 81 M. Rifle club, capfain ROTC Rifle club, manager Varsify Rifle feam, Alpha Sigma Efa, Archery club, Infernafional Relafions council, lofa Lambda Sigma, Phi Delia Kappa, Inframural archery champion, Pershing Rifles regimenfal sfaff, OIAA, YMCA, ASME, Trade Xa Indusfrial Educafion club, College band, Blue Key, Disfinguished Milifary Sfudenf. WILLIAM A. CUNNINGI-IAM, Agriculfure senior, presideni Kappa Sigma, vice-presidenf Infer-Frafernify Council, Blue Key, Block 84 Bridle, Junior Meafs Judging feam, I-Iell Hounds, Aggie Sociefy. BETTY RHODES NASI-l, Home Economics senior, Kappa Delfa Pi, Omicron Nu, freasurer Morfar Board, Kappa Phi, AWS legislafive board, Delfa Sigma Alpha, I-lome Economics club, Tau Gamma, Wesley Foundafion, YW CA, Orange 81 Black Ouill, secrefary AWS. E. J. TURMAN, Agriculfure senior, presidenf Farm I'Iouse, Infer-Prafernify Council, Aggie Council, Alpha Zefa, Phi Kappa Phi, Block 84 Bridle, Meafs Judging feam, Senior Livesfock Judging feam, Winner Saddle 31 Sirloin Essay confesf. Searcy, Ark. Madill Page 193 OLETA GREER, I-lome Economics senior, presidenf Morfar Board, presidenf I-lome Eco- nomics club, Omicron Nu, I-lome Economics Senafor, AWS execufive board, Orange Ouill, Orange 84 Black Ouill, WAA. JAMES P. MURPI-IY, Engineering senior, Senior Senafor, Indusfrial Engineering sociefy, rush chairman Sigma Chi, Oklahoma Sociefy of Professional Engineers. EERN MERRIFIELD, Arfs 84 Sciences senior, secrefary Pi Befa Phi, Orange 8: Black Ouill, Morfar Board, WAA, Players club, I'lof Jazz sociefy, Speakers bureau, YWCA Regional council. -1 ll, 'ffl' T f'- iii- ix -.s .Nc-.- LLOYD MURPHY, JR., Arfs 84 Sciences senior, edifor The Daily O'Collegian, Kappa Sigma, Blue Key, Sigma Delfa Chi, Scabbard 84 Blade, Pershing Rifles, Officers Club, Aggie Cloudhoppers, Pep council, A. 84 M. Film council, Dis- finguished Milifary sfudenf, Aggievafor sfaff, REDSKIN sfaff, public relafions officer ROTC. PEGGY UNGLESBY, Arfs 84 Sciences senior, presidenf Kappa Alpha Thefa, YWCA cabinef, Morfar Board, Sigma Tau Delfa, Orange 8: Black Ouill, presi- denf Pa n-American club. JOHN R. ELLIOTT, Arfs Xi Sciences senior, presidenf Kappa Alpha, presidenf- XLT? ECT 'f il :- founder Psychology club, lnfer-Erafernify council, Pi Gamma Mu, lnfernafional Relafions club, Newman club, YMCA, American Psychological Associafion- Sfudenf Affiliafe. EREDA EVERETT, Arfs 84 Sciences senior, presidenf WAA, AWS legislafive board, Women's Golf club, Alpha Delfa Pi, Terpsichorean club, Sigma Sigma Psi JOHN L. WYLIE, Commerce senior, presidenf Befa Thefa Pi, Blue Key, O Club, Alpha Kappa Psi, Infer-Erafernify council, Personnel club, nafional championship baslcefball feam, varsify fennis feam. FRANK M. COCHRAN, JR., Commerce senior, presidenf Sigma Phi Epsilon, presidenf Infer- Erafernify council, Blue Key, SAME, Delfa Sigma Pi, Engineering Sociefy, ASCE, Officers club. BETTY JO GREENWOOD, Home Economics senior, presidenf Delfa Zefa, Pan-Hellenic council, Omicron Nu, Home Economics club, Orange Ouill, Orange 84 Blaclc Ouill, WAA, AWS legisla- five board, Kappa Phi, ACE. .6 ARTHUR M. RIGG, Engineering senior, presidenf AIEE, Blue Key, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, S m- phonic band, Kappa Kappa Psi, Sigma Tau, Efa Kappa Nu, Scabbard 84 Blade, Officers cilub, Engineering Sociefy. JOHN L. WYLIE Wichifa, Kan. FRANK COCHRAN Washingfon, D. C. B. J. GREENWOOD Newfon, Kan. ARTHUR M. RIGC5 Sfillwafer Page 194 JIM REYNOLDS RICHARD STOLPE Benlon I-Iarbor, Mich. JO ANN WILES Ardmore PAUL G. PUTTY, JR. Tulsa in American Colleges and niversities LYLE J. IRBY, Commerce senior, presidenl Lambda Chi Alpha, presidenl Alpha Kappa Psi, Blue Key, Kappa Tau Pi, Commerce Sludenl council, YMCA. ALICE LORRAINE HEARD, Arls 84 Sciences senior, presiclenl AWS, presidenl Kappa Della, Pan-I-Iellenic council, lvlorlar Board, O'Collegian, REDSKIN, Ag- gievalor slallls, vice-presidenl Thela Sigma Phi, WAA, AWS execulive board, Pi Gamma lvlu, Senior Senalor, Orange 84 Blaclc Ouill, YWCA council. ROBERT R. KEEGAN, Arls 84 Sciences senior, presidenl Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Ela Sigma, Sigma Tau, Ela Kappa Nu, Blue Key, Officers club, Inler-Eralernily council. VIRGINIA LEE POWELL, Arls 81 Sciences senior, lreasurer Kappa Alpha Thela, Morlar Board, vice-presidenl YWCA, AWS iudicial board, Orange Ouill, Orange 84 Blaclc Ouill, Sigma Alpha Sigma, WAA, secrelary-lreasurer Senior class. JIM REYNOLDS, Arls 8: Sciences senior, Sigma Della Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Ela Sigma, Rul-Nex, College Pep council, Varsily Revue commirlee, Campus Chesl commirlee, vice-presidenl Freshman class, Sludenl Senare, Cordell l-Iall cabinel, assislanl-edilor The Daily O'Collegian, undergraduale scholarship. RlCI'lARD I-I. STOLPE, Arls 84 Sciences senior, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, presidenl lnlernalional Re- lalions clulo, Phi Ela Sigma, Xi lvlu, Varsily lraclc leam, Sugar Bowl one-mile relay leam, O club. JO ANN WILES, Arls 84 Sciences senior, Grand Council, Orange 8: Black Ouill, Morrar Board, Sludenl Senale, Phi Alpha Thela, YWCA, Kappa Phi, Pi Gamma Mu. PAUL G. PUTTY, JR., Engineering senior, presidenl Sigma Nu, Board ol Sludenl Publicarions, lnler-Eralernily council, presidenl Represenlalive parry, vice-presidenl Blue Key, Sigma Tau. Tulsa Page 195 -3-----Q X -X5 -'xx l n. lv-A . X K , , .,,..:,,i 5 T '. T 4 rf. .L, I Va ,xiii-A uf' -:vi in American Colleges and niversities JOE L. BRADLEY, Arls Xi Sciences senior, presidenl of lhe Sludenr Associalion, Bela Thela Pi, O club, Officers club, Execulive council YMCA, Varsily baslcel- ball, Oklahoma Cily All College lournamenl Tirsl leam. JAMES D. MORSEY, Arls 84 Sciences senior, presidenl Xi Mu, soulhwesl regional presidenl Inlernalional Relalions club, YMCA cabinel, chairman Young Cilizens' commillee, Pi Gamma Mu, Collegiale Council Uniled Na- Iions, Lambda Chi Alpha. MAROERY ZALABAK, Engineering senior, vice-presidenl Chi Omega, Pan-I-Iellenic coun- cil, secrelary Beaux Arls, Engineering Sociely, Phi Chi Della, YWCA, AWS Iegislalive board. MOLLY I-IARTWICK, I-lome Economics sen- ior zecrelary-Treasurer Sludenl Senale, presi- den+ Murray I-lall, presidenl Grand Council, AWS efeculive board, WAA. JOI-IN B. JEFFRIES, Arls Xa Sciences senior, presidenl Men's Olee club, vice-mayor Vel- erans Village, Sigma Della Chi, vice-presidenl A. 8: M. Masonic club, Inlernalional Relalions club, Village Camera club, edilor Village Times. MARILYN POTTS, Arls 84 Sciences senior, presidenl Sigma Alpha Iola, Pi Zela Kappa, Morlar Board, Opera club, Symphonic choir, Baplisl Sludenl Union, soloisl lor Men's Olee club. LEWIS B. BROCKMAN, Commerce senior, Treasurer Lambda Chi Alpha, edilor RED- SKIN, Blue Key, Phi Era Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Mu Kappa Tau, Rui-Nex, Young Cilizens' commillee. Slillwaler Vian Pawnee Delaware Page 196 MARILYN POTTS LEWIS BROCKMAN MOLLY I-IARTWICK JOI-IN BJEFFRIES A 7f ?'i l .A M 'MUG 3.-., 'mg' I-+.,,,. , 4 H 'n:,.,, , 1 4, 'SDJ ,, 1 . ..,., .'f,,,,m ' 'NH'-'vm . J if 4 ,JL -23 5 V' f 3,39 1- Wwggcafiond THE 1949 RED KI T -, xi The IQ49 REDSKIN is A picTure s'o'i. 1 our Aggie days. This is our sincere esar' 'o gixe To The sTudenTs, TaculTy, and ouT- soe cor a a h'sToi-ical record oT l949 aT A. X4 M. Tn's has been anoTher greaT year and one which ra- ee-w consTrucTion sTarT on a new STudenT on cu'?oYng. a huge men's dormiTory and a 1-i-.er planT. One oT The world's TinesT dairy i-.as corrpleTed and The conTracT leT Tor The oeauT'Tul new library. Nong wiTh The growing school iTselT, The RED- SKIN has grown inTo a big business. To be a success ET requires close harmony beTween The engraver, prinTer, phoTographer, and The RED- SKTN sTa1T AbouT The same Time ThaT lasT year's ooox was being disTribuTed, groundwork Tor This nears book was being laid. ATTer much prelimi- nary planning, acTual work began beTore Tall en- rollrre-nT. PosTers in campus hangouTs reminded sTudenTs To Till ouT Their REDSKIN cards in The enrcllmenT packeTs. STudenTs responded wonder- Tully. seTTing an all-Time record Tor REDSKIN sales. Soon aTTer sTarT oT classes, individual picTure- 'aking began aT Qsborn's new sTudio on Wash- ingTon sTreeT. l-lelping The phoTographer Trom The REDSKIN sTaTT were secreTaries Sarah BarTon EENIS E. EPOCKMAN, EdiTor and Mac Bradley. As Thousands oT These class picTures began To roll inTo The REDSKIN oTTice, sTaTTers Marky Miles, DoT Vogel, Elo l-lasTings, Terry Leard and secreTary DoroThy l-lolliman be- gan The endless Task oT sorTing picTures. Joyce ShulTz, RoberT l-less and PaTricia CoTTey also aided in This and oTher varied iobs. AbouT This same Time, aTTer organizaTion con- TracTs were signed, Sales Manager Fran ErnesT and assisTanT Bob l-Tess began scheduling and Taking group picTures oT The some I5O organiza- Tions having pages in This year's book. ERAN ERNEST, Sales Manager The miliTary ediTor, Barney Neal, did a Tine iob scheduling numerous companies and squadrons Tor picTures and in wriTing copy Tor The miliTary secTion. Bill l-larmon, second semesTer O'Colle- gian sporTs ediTor, doubled as REDSKIN sporTs ediTor and Turnished The aThleTic wriTeups, wiTh The aid oT OTis Wile's oTTice. A new angle Tor The selecTion oT REDSKIN beauTies was used This year. Fred Waring's visiT To The A. 84 M. campus was uTilized To have The Top beauTies selecTed in person raTher Than Trom phoTographs as in The pasT. BeauTy ediTor Rainey l-leard conTacTed Waring and he consenTed'To iudge The conTesTanTs in person during his visiT here. ATTer much deliberaTion among The 32 Page 198 Row I: Schneider, Barion, ErnesT, Broclcman, l-lolliman, Johndro.-1. Row 2: ShulTz, Miles. Harmon, ShaTTer, Meyerdirlc, Leard, l-lasTinqs, Vogel, l-lezc. lovely enTries, Waring selecTed The Tive Top win- ners appearing in The beauTy secTion. Deadlines and more deadlines again caused many hours oT overTime work, especially in Tinish- ing The class secTions beTore The holidays so ThaT we could all go home Tor ChrisTmas on Time. FaiThTul DoroThy l-lolliman lcepT The worlc Tlowing aT a TasT pace and wifh a Tew long nighTs oT worlc by Sarah BarTon, Mac Bradley, Terry Leard and Fran ErnesT we made iT. ATTer DoroThy l-lolliman graduaTed, Sarah and lvlac conTinued To pound The TypewriTers wiTh some able assisTance Trom Bob ShaTTer unTET a The copy was oTT To The prinTer. Al Johndrow served as associaTe ediTor wETh valuable aid in The oTTice and dummy layouT work. In TacT, he even Tound Time To geT married in The process. Don Campbell also gave aio To The cause. lvlany Thanlcs To members oT a swell sTaTT Tor a l oT Their Time and Tine eTTorT. Yes sir, puTTing our a yearboolc is a Task, buT The experience has been invaluable and Tun, Tool LEWIS B. BROCKMAN, Ednor REDSKlN sTaTTers Barbara Killam, PaTricia Coilley, Barney Page 199 THE TVCOLLEGIA NXT'-en fhe lQ4B-49 college year rolled around, Ears'-ElecT Lloyd Murphy, Jr., Took one look aT O Celegian sTaTT prospecTs and shuddered. Gene ox graduaTion or by oTher means were The experienced copydesk sTaTT members oT The pre- Veus xear. STaTT prospecTs soon brighTened, noi-.exec as Murphy collared one and Then an- :'rer would-be iournalisT. This gear was The 54Th year oT conTinuous pub- 'cafion :JT The Daily Q'Collegian, The oTTicial s'udenT newspaper oT Gklahoma A. 84 M. Col- ege. Tre TYrsT semesTer masThead lisTed Murphy as eoTre ' l-lerb Williams and Don WaTTers, assisT- anr eoiTors: Luellyn WrighT, George Ann Vernon ard Lee Carman, news ediTors: Loyd l-lackler, sporfs ediTor: Bill l-larmon and John Abrams, ass?sTanT sporTs ediTors, and DoroThy Shuler and Jeanne Oldham, co-socieTy ediTors. Gene Allen, Jack RecTor, Bill Daniels and Bob Jorns comprised The adverTising sTaTT. Johnnie l-lolennan served as circulaTion manager and Carol STephens as prooTreader. Joe Bevis, as- s7sTanT To The general manager, supervised The .-forf oT The business sTaTT. The sTaTT was seT, and wiTh TaculTy ediTorial adfiser Elmer Woodson, virTual god-TaTher oT Lsffl MUUPHY JP., EdiTor Q The paper, somewhaT apprehensive oT The resulTs, The O'Collegian began To roll on iTs daily sched- ule. One oT The earliesT sTaTF members added was a Tull-Time, IO-hour nighT leased AssociaTed Press wire, which kepr A. 84 M. sTudenTs imformed on sTaTe, naTional and world news. AnoTher innovaTion was The change in Novem- ber Trom The sTandard size eighT-column paper To ThaT oT a Tive-column, eighT-page Tabloid. For The second sTraighT year, advanced classes Trom The Technical journalism deparTmenT re- GENE ALLEN, JACK RECTOR, BILL DANIELS AdverTising STaTT ceived pracTical Training in The newsroom oT The O'Collegian, under The supervision oT iournalism insTrucTors. Members oT classes in advanced re- porTing and advanced ediTing noT only TulTilled Their regular duTies on The paper, buT They also were insTrucTed as To The duTies oT The various deparTmenTal ediTors by The regular sTaTT ediTors. The sysTem oT issue ediTors, sTarTed Two years ago, was conTinued. EdiTor Murphy named Tive sTaTT members as issue ediTors, wiTh each respon- sible Tor The paper one day a week. The sTudenT publicaTions board reelecTed Lloyd Murphy ediTor oT The Q'Collegian Tor The spring semesTer. l-lerb Williams was promoTed Page 200 Row I: l-lackler, Williams, Murphy, Wallers. Row 2: Carman, Wrighl, Vernon, Shuler, Oldham. from assislanl edilor lo associale edilor. News edilors Luellyn Wrighl and George Ann Vernon also received new lilles, being advanced lo as- sislanl edilors. Loyd l-lackler, lirsl semesler sporls edilor, was promoled To assislanl edilor. Marvin Murphy, member of lhe advanced re- porling class of lhe lirsl semesler, was named news edilor. Bill l-larmon and John Abrams served as sporls edilors lhe spring semesler. Bill Daniels, of The adverlising slaicl, also look on lhe dulies of assislanl sporls edilor. Dol Shuler and Jeanne Oldham conlinued as co-sociely edilors. On lhe business slail, C. Mark Wilson served as circulalion manager lhe second semesler. Slarl carloonisls for lhe year were Bob Jake Jacobson and Norman Slelily. lnvaluable reporlers who sluck wilh The OCC - legian mosl of lhe year included Bill Sallee, agr7- cullural news reporlerg Charles Gilmore, special assignmenl reporlerg Sleve Washenko and Dave Ross, sporls wrilersg Bill Scheidl, engineering news reporlerg Rulhie Andrews, womens spor+s reporlerg JoLou Douglas and Ann Drummono, sociely reporlersg Evanell Johnson, Kalhleen lvlurphy, Bruce Johnson, George McBride, Roy Roush, Carol Price and John Williams. general news reporlers. And Jrhere were olhers rc? named here. Ro I: Ofh' l-lll Wah- Jacobson, l-larsha Bell Page 201 THE AGGIE ATOR Tre -'NggiexaTor, which is hardly ever a con- .erwional magazine, was even less convenTional s xear' in TacT, iT made an earThquake look like a ncrmai occurrence. Perhaps none, or perhaps 5 :T Tris unusual siTuaTion was due To The TacT 'ra' The eoiTor was Carl Meyerdirk, who soon :fckeo up The nickname oT Mad Meyerdirk. Mexeroirk was ably abeTTed by Lee Carman aoa arT7sT-exTraordinary Bob Jacobson. WiTh The ao QT These TrusTy lieuTenanTs, he sponsored a C-amorous Man conTesT. The evenT was done so with all The Tancy Trimmings-Bob CoverT and s VarsiTonians playing SweeT and Lovely, rurroered saTin garTers and an audience oT cheer- T-g X-.fhisTling supporTers Tor each pair oT legs. Jack STuar+, Kappa Sig, sponsored by The Kappa F .,elTa scroriTy, received The Trophy and TiTle. The AggievaTor again asTounded The campus n November when The ediTor announced ThaT he .-fcu'o have a Sadie l-lawkins issue oT The maga- : ne cuT during The Backward week. lT came ouT aco was widely acclaimed as The TirsT Aggie- ,fa'or on Time in 30 years oT publicaTion. And 'hen came The ChrisTmas issue, and iT was on T'me, Too. The second semesTer broughT Two greaT blows SASL MEYEPLIPK, Edilor To The magazine sTaTT. Lee Carman wiThdrew Trom school, and even more caTasTrophic, The O'Colly prinTed a leTTer indicTing The AggievaTor on The charge ThaT iT prinTed lewd and TilThy jokes. OT course This was unTrue. The Aggieva- Tor sTaTT is made up oT The cream oT American youTh-normal young American boys and girls who are clean living and clean Thinking, who Teel iT is Their responsibiliTy To give sTudenTs oT Okla- homa A. Xc M. College a worThwhile magazine devoTed To The higher Things in liTe. Besides, ProTessor TrouT is a very sTricT censor. i Bos JAcoBsoN, Assocaaie EdiTor The Three issues which came ouT during The second semesTer were dreams oT long sTanding wiTh The magazine sTaTT. The February issue cen- Tered around a snow scene: The March issue was a TuTure issue daTe wiTh The year 2048, and The lasT issue Tor The year was builT around a campus elecTion Theme. Coming ouT wiTh a new policy shorTly aTTer The second semesTer began, lvleyer- dirk aTTempTed To use more legs and more jokes in The magazine. Glamour Tor The AggievaTor This year was Tur- nished by lvlarylu de WaTTeville and Barbara Brown. lvlarylu, when she dropped in, was espe- Page 202 'V Row I: Jacobson, Carman, Meyerdirk, Brown, l-lull Row 2: Schneider, Mann, Johnson, Miles, Beck, Murphy. cially good Trom The glamour angle lor do l mean curves?l. Barbara, who was around a liTTle more, also goT in on a good share oT The work. Some oT The TunniesT sTuTT in The magazine Tlowed Trom her TypewriTer. OTher sTandbys ThroughouT The year were Roger l-lull and Bill Beck. Beck, well-known emcee oT The VarsiTonians, was especially good aT hawk- ing mags on The campus and also Turned in some preTTy Tunny sTories. The AggievaTor would also like To Take crediT Tor discovering promising young carToonisT, Pappy Baker. l-le came wandering in abouT The Time oT The second issue and wasn'T able Tc es- cape Tor The resT oT The year. The proifesscna big-business aTmosphere oT The magazine 'us' seemed To hold him There. The log chains and bear Traps also helped. LoTTy Mann, ediTor oT The magazine lasT year generally succeeded in keeping The magazIne Trom geTTing Too Tar inTo The red by acTing as adyerTising manager. No maTTer how busy he was in puTTing on The VarsiTy Revue ano oTf-ef Things, he always Tound Time To sell ads. No members oT The fXggievaTor sTa3 hanged during The school year. 'G f is 'Ts AggievaTor sTaTTers Barbara Brown, Carl Meyerdirk, Mary- lu de WaTTeville and Lee Carman in a Typical mood. Page 203 ,ffm Q.. S, s V, ' - , .ii , f 1 , , .cw ic. .- - .. ,i ski, ,, MK., , BOARDlHlP Tlue firuue-demanding iob out supervising Hue eoT+or'al and business suaHs ol Hue college's Huree ruuacr s'uoeru+ publicauions is delegaled lo Hue BC5'G our Suudenl' Publicauions. Cue oi Hue oldesu and mosl aclive groups on fre caruubus, Hue publicalions board selecus Hue eouors ol Tlue Daily 0'Collegian, Hue REDSKIN and Hue Cirlaluoma Aggievalor and musl approve al' s+a5f appoinlmenus on Huese publicalions. Sc greau luas been Hue growHu out Hue sludeni rueu-.spapen yearbook and luumor magazine in Hue pcsu-NfVou-ld war ll years, Hual il luas been neces- sary lor Hue publicalions board lo luold several special meeuings, in addiuion lo Hue regular ones eaclu monHu, in order lo lake care out counHess duuies connecled wiHu Hue supervision ol slrudenu Dublfcauions. Suuderul members out Hue board for I9-48-49 were Paul PuHy, Jim Tindall, lvlaurine Preslon, Bc Wauson and l-laylor Fisluer. Fisluer was elecled fo une board al Hue beginning out Hue second se- rresuer, filling Hue vacancy crealed wluen Tindall was gradualed al mid-year. Faculuy represen+a+ives are Prouf. Clemenl E. Trouu, luead of Hue ueclunical journalism deparu- ruuenl, wluo is cluairmany Prof. R. B. Tluompson, luead ol Hue poulury deparlmenlg Dean C. l-l. BLICATl0NS l PROP. CLEMENT E. TROUT. Chairman McElroy out Hue Scluool of Velerinary Medicine, and Prouf. Cecil B. Williams of Hue English de- parlmenl. Elmer L. Woodson, general manager and fac- ulry edilorial adviser out sludenl publicalions, is secrelary of Hue publicalions board. Eaclu spring Jrwo sludenu members, of iunior classiuficalion, are elecled by Hue sludenl body lo replace Hue lwo gradualing members. Woodson, Troul, Walson, Thompson, Pully, Presuon, Williams, McElroy. . 41' lllfwi f 53' E - .?- 5 ll u Q..- 5' Ay, 'ii 'X ' Page 204 SIG A DELTA CHI The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapTer of Sigma DelTa Chi, naTional professional and honorary journalism fraTerniTy, complefed iTs second year on The campus in The spring of l949. Before re- ceiving iTs naTional charTer, The local chapTer was known as The A. 84 M. Press club. The purpose of The organizafion is To advance The sfandards of journalism as a profession by creafing a high efhical code. By sTarTing wiThin WARREN Sl-l U LL, Presidenf The colleges wiTh sTudenT iournalizfz. Cigrra Le Ta i as one muc o raise ie 2 anoaro: QT This Ch h d h T TT T press since iTs founding. i ma e a i is one o e rrozT Jcffe cf- S g D lT Ch TTh ganizafions on The campus. lT co-sponsors The Varsify Revue, an all-campus producfon. liao? year Sigma Delfa Chi sponsors The Press pffncezz ball. Margie Mounger won The TiTIe of I948-49 Press princess aT The I948 ball. Plans were alzc made for The firsT annual gridiron l3anqueT in The spring. The A. 8: M. chapTer also sends a delegafe To iTs nafional convenTion. The convenfion was held in Milwaulcee This year and Don WaTTers, a'ong wifh Sfeve Washenko and Loffy Mann, affended The convenTion. The A. 81 M. chapTer annually malces one of The besf nafional showings. Members are very acTive in sTudenT publica- Tions. Lloyd Murphy, Jr., edifed The Daily O Col- legian in l948-49 and Carl Meyerdirlc was eoifof of The AggievaTor. l-lerb Williams, assoc7aTe ediTor7 Don WaTTers, assisTanT ediTor: Loyo l-laclcler, assisTanT and sporfs edifor, and Marvin Murphy, news edifor, also served on The O Co - legian sfaff. LofTy Mann is Aggievafor adverfs- ing manager. George Church is faculfy adviser. Row I: Anderson, Baier, Reynolds, Church, Washenlco, Shull, Waffers, McCulloh, Murphy, JeTTries, A:'a s S .e'. Row 2: Johndrow, Frazier, Ward, Rafliff, Oufhier, Groom, Meyerdirlc, Terrell, Russell, Burfon. Row 3: O'Donnell, Cummings, Terrell, CoTTon, Harmon, Haclcler, Williams, Murphy, Nicholson, Sho.-.-'-an Ma . Son- ze. . .if ' N 5, f J if . .. se, Page 205 ,. ,rf THETA IGIVIA PHI il-N :me ' 'ne press l-axe only in recenl years Secsme a Q ose x vii? nalionally organized group. x :v- as 'l'fe'a Sgma Phi, The nalional honorary - iessceal srganizarion lor women iournal- -5 .ij 'noses lQI9. T e anna Varsirx Revue produclion is co- sccrsveo v-.fr Sigma Della Chi, lhe direclion oi he sul.-. afernaring each year perween lhese . N 'xv-x rx- L4 yukf. T e'a Sgnra Phi also gives an annual lvlalrix face arse ar which some prominenl woman :una 's' is The lealured speaker. This dinner is e 3 er-eri. spring in celebraiion ol lhe anniver- sar. J me iounding ol The lralernily. lvlargarel 5:,'we-Were, lamous pholographer lor Life magazre was guesr speaker for ihe IQ48 lvlalrix Tac e ano Dororhy Thompson spoke lor The I9-49 C5 CU'3'. occur 60 women srudenls and lacully mem- cers a++ended rhe annual receplion and lea hon- :rrg unoerclassvvomen in journalism. This aklair 's neo each lall ro acguainl new sludenls wilh er were and rhe deparrmenl. Each year Alpha Chi chapler ol Thela Sigma Rn' sends a delegale lo lhe nalional convenlion. Laisr surrmer George Ann Vernon represenled L. iii WN M .4 GEORGE ANN VERNON, Presidenl Jrhe local chapler al Jrhe Milwaukee, Wis., con- venrion. lvlrs. George F. Church is alumna advisor for lhe fralernily, and Lemuel D. Groom is lacully advisor. Officers are George Ann Vernon, presi- denlq Rainey l-leard, vice-presidenr, and Sarah Barron, secrelary-Treasurer. Row I: Vernon, Groom, Barfon. Row 2: Oldham, Houck, Troul, Wrighl. Row 3: Murrell, Vandiver, l-larper, Preslon, Bell. Page 206 0KLAHOMA TATE ENGINEER The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer has been an esTablished TeaTure on The A. 84 M. campus since iTs incepTion in The Tall oT I935. Erom The day The TirsT issue rolled oTT The press righT up To The presenT Time, The magazine has been a spokes- man Tor The sTudenTs and TaculTy oT The Okla- homa lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. STaTT members are chosen Trom engineering undergrads and all The ED PARKER, EdiTor arTicles and TeaTures are wriTTen by zruderifz rolled in engineering. Under The capable supervision QT J. O. fD'fJ ham, TaculTy advisor, The Oklahorr-a STaTe Eng' neer has advanced To one oT The leading rr ega zines oT This Type. This year, Tor The TfraT Tirre 'r iTs hisTory, college crediT has been granTed Tc work on The magazine. OTher TirsTs Tor Th year include an exTensive Training program To new sTaTT members To acguainT Them wiTh The various phases oT publicaTion, and The de foTfrc .1 oT each issue To diTTerenT phases in a prorniner- Oklahoma indusTry. Nine members oT The sTaTT aTTended The Na Tional Engineering College Magazines associa Tion convenTion held aT Purdue, Ind. Ed Parke served as chairman oT The nominaTions comnrir Tee, Roy Allen was chairman oT The raTings corr miTTee, and Bud l-lolzman and Tommy SmiTh f- served on The resoluTions commiTTee. OTher sTaf' members aTTending were Bill Johnson, Sam l-lar rill, Corky GilbreaTh, Norman Cass ano George Tims, TaculTy advisor Tor business. The circulaTion oT The Oklahoma STaTe Eng? neer is 6,000, one oT The Three largesT in The UniTed STaTes. Copies go To engineering sTu denTs and alumni as well as Oklahoma indusTries Row I: Tims, M. Slavin, Allen, l-larrill, Johnson, Parker, Holzman, GilbreaTh, Earnick, GranTha'n. Row 2: Sullivan, Cummings, J. Slavin, Elmer, ATkinson, B. SmiTh, RaTcliTT, Krugman, Gilpin, Taylor. Row 3: Dobson, T. SmiTh, l-larT, Wamsley, Burk TT Page 207 Q F0 ER T DE T ASSTTCIATIO The Fo'a'z'e STUOSTTTS associaTion oT The Qlcla- W-a R, S M. College, organized 20 years ago 3 ne successor To all previous A. X4 M. alumni organza 'Q eoresenTs The I8,000 graduaTes, .. ' H T06 IO49? class, and some 50,000 oTher 'zrmer s+uaen+s. The associaTion headguarTers, 'n Ola CenTral building, will be housed in The ei.-. S'ugenT Union building when compleTed and T ce conxenienTlv locaTed Tor reTurning alumni :nd oThe s who use The services provided 'rough The oTTice. Purposes oT The associaTion, brieTly sTaTed, are 'Q prcnncTe The inTeresTs and welTare oT alumni and Tormer sTudenTs and To provide a means -.hereby They can worlr TogeTher Tor an ever g'eaTer Glrlahoma A. 81 M. College. The pro- gram oT acTiviTies seT up To TurTher These pur- ccses includes The mainTenance oT alumni rec- ords. cub!icaTion oT The Qlclahoma A. 84 M. Col- ege Magazine and The A. 84 M. College News, :cerafon oT The college placemenT bureau, sconscrship oT homecomings and class reunions, 're brcnnohon oT alumni clubs and Tormer sTu- C-3'T'S nneeTings and an inTormaTion and general seffce oTTice Tor Tormer sTudenTs and The col- ege. Alumni and Tormer sTudenTs are inviTed To fs'T The associaTion oTTice. Fl' Fr. 81 M. alumni are auTomaTically members Row I: Gay, MarTin, WaTson, Row 2: Pizhey, l-lamilfon, M. ri . . y. T T . oT The Former STudenTs associaTion Tor one year Tollowing graduaTion and should lceep Their ad- dresses up To daTe in The oTTice, so ThaT They may receive Their magazine and quarTerly news publi- caTions and should uniTe wiTh Tormer sTudenTs oT oTher years in using The TaciliTies oT The organiza- Tion regularly as a vilal connecTing linlc wiTh Their alma maTer, ever remembering ThaT alumni and insTiTuTional presTige go hand in hand and ThaT which is beneTicial To The one is proTiTable To The oTher. A. O. MARTIN, SecreTary Spealc, B. Speak, Boone, Maddux. -' 1 i 'fire' i in ' Page 208 F 8' A E1 Uh I , O un V. Q., S .0 , . 5 , .U .-X1 gxi 1 'Q .. f ?-, , S, 4 N -b A Q .. 9,1 in t fis section LIVING GROUPS Fralernifies lnlerfralernily Council lnl'erfral'ernil'y Pledge Council Sororilies Pan-Hellenic Council Junior Pan-Hellenic Council Grand Council Women's Halls Men's Halls Page 213 W4 N ,lf Q B San A jra femilfied 1 in ' uoqmmlv -sail f. Q, ' i as-L gilt. N Yhiuuauu. I 1 I A ,7- I . I I , 1 Li':l-Aix ' af' XQQ-4-z45T'9 I I I I I I I 75555233 ACACI OFFICERS DUANE C. ROUTH .... . PresidenI E. M. PETERSON . . . . Vice-Presidenr KENNETH HAVENSTRITE . . Secreiary NILLIAM LOTHERS . . Treasurer JOHN IVES . . . . Hisrorian HARVEY ABRAAAS . . Sodalchahman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS -.f, fr'-c Ifernefri Harris f f'-'12 Vennffth Havensfrife --1' f' ff': BIFJLQ I'If:driCL ,.,. , . .. . ,n ,Icrn Hf,ffeII 'ohm Ifec Harry McEarIand E. M. Pererson William Roach Duane Rourh 1215 CIILLEGE Acacia was founded ar Ihe Univer- sijrv of Michigan, May I2, I904. In I923 The local Square and Compass frarerniry peririoned Jrhe Acacia Tra- +erni+y and received Hs charfer as The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapfer May I2 of Ihe same year. Acacia has 36 chap- Iers and 20,000 members. The name Acacia is nor Va Greek-IeI+er word, buI' Ihe Greek name of an easrern evergreen. I DUANE ROUTH, Presideni' Horace MapIes f ferncn Jarrell Gene RusseII Ifvfien Jordon Beal Snodgrass TI'io'naz Lee Billy Spencer ffl? lam Lo+I'if:r: VoI C. Woods Icfn rAadcIf,f PLEDGES Nexus' T'c ia', Hayden Frank Norion ln' F a' Louiz Linninger Cecil Godman 'J ' T Na face Lyme Page 214 Abrams, Addison, Boeclcman, Calavan, Cox. Loren Ealon, Lyndon Earon, Goudelcer, Grfmsley, l-lavenslrife. Hedrick, l-lowell, Ives, Jarrell, Jordan. Lee, Llninqer, Lorlrmers, Maddox, McFarland. Norfon, Pelerson, Piersall, Roach. Rourlw, Russell, Snodgrass, Woods. Page 215 0KLAlfl0MA A. M. CHAPTER 114 my A rw-V' 'EQ ,ga-.5 'Tj' :Bl :Jus nn nm M A ww-.., 'Wu CTS- n if Elf ZW 'U' . l My egg iw A.. .'Z'..'4 in n---ad' I Xxx 'Z' K n -s Q'--0. l v'+ x ALPHA GAMMA T-in .-cuff-A -'-,.,..-- l A OFFICERS GORDON ELSENER . . . . PresidenT BOBBY OREENWOOD . Vice-PresidenT LEONARD CARPENTER . . . Treasurer DONALD TAOOART . . Recording SecreTary CHARLES BATES . Corresponding SecreTary ERNEST ORIEEITH . . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS RHO 302 K 0BLOCK Alpha Gamma Rho. was Tounded aT Ohio STaTe universiTy, April 4, l908. Pi chapTer was charTered on The Okla- homa A. Xc M. campus during The year l92I. lTs membership, consisTing oT men in agriculTure and closely relaTed Tields, exceeds l2,000 in iTs 3l acTive chapTers. The sheaTh, sickle and cres- cenT is The TraTerniTy badge: green and gold are The colors, and The pink rose is The Tlower. Cr' lef Dancer OGV44 lcrrrf Day Lee Roy Larkin Hassell Lawson f Jail' Dfeesen WalTer McCarley lane: Dresser Ray Mendenall C'afre: DuiTy Harold Miller Gordon Elzener LesTer Moore Ove Epperly William Moore .'.' Bay Gaines Johnny Pope -1'1 fr fa Oramha Ray Powell Bzccy Qrqenff d Troy Powell E e:' OrifTiTh Calvin PuckeTT fu Hagar M. E. Reece, Jr. fda Harcock Buddy Reger 5 Hawes Haney Richardson f 'jT Horan Alfon ReiTen 3 ,a e', Yr 'yr WalTer RoberTs ff V, Vofx, Vfilliarn Sallee PLEDGES 1-ly: f- Ez , QA ey Poised Oiezc rf-eve C B y Dye' George Harlfrider 25314 ,,, B',r,r,,' Dye' Charloi Harmon Tqy ,gn ' ez Frafze Clirvron Hobbs Delmar SchaTler Ken SchmidT Merle SchoeTTler George Sewell Bob SheeTs James SheeTs Windell Schockey William SmiTh ErnesT Sprague Merle STreich Donald TaggarT Milford Thompson Don Turner Raymond Wegener Leaman Wells William Woodward Bob WrighT Gerald Hollander Bob MarTin Roy Russell William Wilson SOR DON ELSEN ER, PresidenT Page 216 Arrnsfrong, Balenfino, Barfon, C. Bafes, F. Balos, J. Bafos, Baker, Blanchard. Booflwe, Brownsworllw Carey, Carpenler, B. Clmeaflwam, H. Clwealham, G. Cooper, J. Cooper. Craig, Dancer, Day, Dowell, Dreessen, Dresser, Dyer, Elsener. Epperly, Gaines, Granfham, Hager, Harlcrider, Harmon, Henson, Hobbs. Knight Koos, Larkin, Lawson, Miller, Moore, Pope, Powell. 1 Puclcelf, Reece, Reger, Reilren, Roberfs, Sallee, Schaefer, Sclwmidf. Sewell,Scl1oeffler, J. Sl'1ee+s,R,Sl1ee+s, Sl1oclcey,Smi+h, Sprague,Sl'reicl1. Taggart Turner, Wegener, Wells, Wilson, Woodward, Wright Page 217 ALPHA TA OMEGA BOB KEEGAN . TOM LAWSON . GEORGE OUTHIER OLEN MORGAN . JOl-TN CLJMMINOS SAM T-TARRTLL. . OFFICERS . PresidenT Vice-PresidenT . Recording SecreTary . Treasurer . ReporTer . l-lisTorian 707 JEFFER 0 Alpha Tau Omega' was Tounded aT Virginia MiliTary lnsTiTuTe, SepT. II, I865. ATTer 83 years, 56,000 names grace The TraTerniTy's lO2 inTernaTional chapTer rolls. EsTablished aT A. 84 M. in May oT l947, Alpha Taus proudly c:onTinue The TradiTions oT Their colors, blue and gold, Their Tlower, The whiTe Tea rose, and Their badge, The black and gold MalTese cross. WCW ir' MEMBERSHIP ROLL X MEMBERS Leo Hillman Dale JeweTl' us Johnson Paul Johnson PoberT Keegan Don Krouze rn Larrabee icley Lawson PLEDGES Jerry l-lufchiao Ed l-Turley orn Jones acl Linlf aloe-rf Maddor 'YT PaTTeTy Bill McGee Bob McGee Diclc Manuell Olen Morgan Jerry Moyer George OuThier Russell Owen Noland Vaughan Marshall Saye Charles SmiTh STeve SmiTh Diclc STiThem Wayne Swalley l BOB KEEGAN, PresidenT Page 218 Allen, Arnold, Blaclc, Blackwood, Boswell, Brewsler. CummInqS,Curpl1ey, Ernesl, Fowllces, Gladwell, Harrill. l-less, Hillman, l-lunler, I-lulchison Huxley. Jewell. G.Jol1nson, P. Jol'1nson,Jones, Keegan, Larrabee, Lawson. Linlc, Maddox, Manuell, Mclfllicgolf, R. McGee, W. McGee. Moore, Morgan, Moyer, Noland, Oullwler. Owen,C.Srni+l1, S. Smifh, Sliflwem, Swalley. Page 219 EP ILO 0MlCRO CHAPTER 00 'QQ- an-+'-F-' fir 'IJ' 1. 0-Q 'Gt nv- Q2 90 '39-F 'S ,wa 5 in C?T-' fl AQ? BETA THETA Pl OFFICERS JOHN WYLIE . . . . . Presideni DICK HEATH .... . . Vice-Presideni SCHILLER JOE SCROGGS . . Recording Secrelary RGBERT BLOGD . . . Corresponding Secreiary E J CLAUS . . .... Treasurer WILLIAM GEIGER . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL Thomas Diehl Ted Donalhan Eranl Dyer Poberf Edwin .Joseph Ferguson Vifray Einney Vfilliam Geiger Eugene Gorr Allen Grady Jarrieg W, Griiiiih flfiiiieyri I'-Iahn Ben Harrison Ei ly Hayion Pifpfnfd I lF:FJIl'i C' Pcrfl Henderson P' f .ad I-Icvrer 11.1 ,.,. 'fx' 'ff I-Iiilj MEMBERS James T. Holme Paul Hurley Eugene Jaclcson Roberr Jessup Charles Johnson Wendell Johnsion Roland Kinzer Jack Kraemer William Krepps Charles Lindsay James Loclreil' Merlin London Grady Miller Carlfon Moreland Pornaine Mossman Clive Murray Edwin Parler PLEDGES Pffe' Darcey James Liebharl Pzy Efzrier Pai Miller i Jwrez I-Iafvne: Jzrf. Verrigan Pober? Yraerrier John Pilcher Roberr Price Kennefh Robe 1207 CIILLEGE Bela Thela Pi was founded Aug. 8, l839, al Miami universily, Oxford. Ohio. Slarling wilh a membership of eighr, Bela Thela Pi has over 55,000 members in 90 naiional aclive chap- Iers. Gamma Lambda chapler of Bela Thera Pi was eslablished by Della Sigma, a local Iralerniiy which was on Ihe A. 84 M. campus in l908. The Iirsl college magazine, Bela TheI'a Pi, was founded in I872. Edgar Pilcher Edmund Schedler Harlan Schug Schiller Scroggs Eredriclc Simanlc David Smiih James Smiih John Smilh Sol Smilh William Slanley Vernon Van Horn Franklin Vann Edgar Welch Carl Williams George Williams Lawrence Wilson John Wylie William Ross Ronald Swayze Roberl Thuesen George von Bieberslein William Weaver JOHN WYLIE, Presidenr Page 220 Ahrberq, Allen, Bake, Bender, Blackman, Blood, Born, Bradley. Brandsleller, Clarke E. Claus, J. Claus, C. Cline, D. Cline, R. Cline, Cooper. Corey, Cummings, Darr, Diehl, Dyer, Ferguson, Finney, Fisher. Geiger, Golf, Grady, Grillilh, Hahn, Harkness, Harrison, Haylon. Healh, Henderson, l-lesser, l-loke, Hurley, Jackson, Johnson, Johnslon, Kerrigan. Kinzer, J. Kraemer, R. Kraemer, Krepps, Liebharl, Lindsay, Lockell, G. Miller, J. Miller. Moreland, Mossman Murray, Parker, E. Pilcher, J. Pifcher Price, Robe, Ross. Schedler, Schuq, Scrogqs, D. Srnilh, James Smilh, John Smilh, S. Smilh, Slanley. Swayze. Thuesen, Van Horn, Vann, von Bieberslein, Welch, C. Williams, G. Williams, Wilson, Wylie. Page 221 FAR HOU OFFICERS J TURMAN . . . . . Presidenl DARREL EDEN . . . . Business Manager VYRON SCHNAITHMAN . . Recording Secrelary DEAN THOMAS . . . Corresponding Secrelary QTANLEY MURDOCK . .... Treasurer MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Lloyd Farney Dean Garrelf Berl Glenn Roberr Glynn Bob Harris Jim Hays Grain l-liClfS Ludwig Johnson Paul Keiller 'Slanlef Murdocl PLEDGES Pal Gallup Bob Gardner Glenn Harri: Bill l-lulfhizon Fran? Vellerf Fred Vnighl Long Riff' ond Morgan Ted Poloerlzon Eugene P023 Eldon Nelson George Oerlre 713 COLLEG Farm House was founded on lhe campus of lhe Universily of Missouri as a fralernily for men maioring in agricullure and relaled fields. The lo- cal chapler, which was inslalled in May, l928, has grown lo be one of The oul- slanding chaplers in The nalion. lls members have consislenlly mainlained one of Jrhe highesl s-cholaslic slandings among campus fralernilies. Nelson Robinson J. S. Ross Myron Schnailhman Paul Schnailhman Harold Slreelman Dean Thomas Ralph Thomas Roberl Toluselc Elberl J. Turman Alberl Rulledge George Seals Carl Shaddox Irving Siegenlhaler Bill Thomas Edward Timlro Wesley Walker Roberl Ward Ed Wheeler Lowell Wiclrham TU RMAN, Presidenl Page 222 Ballwursl, Bennoff, Biclcford, Billingsley, W. D. Blair, W. E. Blair, Branslefler. Brians, Caslle, Combes. Coulfer, Corbel, Cormaclc, Cox. Cricler, Eden, A. Farney, L. Farney, Sorrell, Glenn, Glynn. B. Harris, G. Harris, Hays, Hicks, I-lu+cl'1ison,Jol'1nson, Keiffer. Keller'r,Knigl1+, Murdock, Oerlce, Roberfson, Robinson, Ross. Rufledqe, M. Scl1nai1'lwrnan,P. Sclwnai+l'1man,Seals, Sieqenflwaler, Sfreefman, l.Tl'iomas. R.Thornas, W. Tl'1omas,To+uselc, Turman, Walker, Ward, Wheeler. Page 223 0KLAHOMA CHAPTER 'WM ...nop '-sqqy AQ VW? hi 213 'KL elkffi, 7411 119 in at 'C I .Lf 'P i5 2 17 f' 'rr arf -MK ex --Q nys -af pn. 'S ,J 3653 pi- If C3 4-Q l i ze '15 YI 4' X .35 v-f' KAPPA ALPHA ' l JOI-IN R. ELLIOTT. OFFICERS '.i'v'lLLlAIvI I-IARMON . TI-IOMAS J. SINCLAIR ALBERT LUKKEIXI . FRED DILLARD . SAINT CLAIR I-IOMER 30 HE TER Kappa Alpha lralernily was origin- ally organized by sludenls al Washing- Ion' and Lee universily, Lexinglon, Va., in December, l865. Kappa Alpha now counls 67 chaplers on leading cam- puses lhrough Dixieland, ranking lOI'h in membership among nalional lraler- nilies. Bela Xi ol Kappa Alpha was in- slalled in Ivlarch, I92O, as lhe second nalional lralernily on The A. 84 lvl. campus. . . . Presidenl . . Vice-Presidenl . Recording Secrelary Corresponding Secrelary Treasurer . Social Chairman JOI-I N ELLIOTT, Presidenl' MEMBERSHIP ROLL lj , Thomas Rilchie Donald Romans David Ross James Shaw Vernon Shaw Thomas Sinclair Wilford Smilh Huberl Warde Wayne Weave James Vifilson MEMBERS John I-lunler Jail Jones Ember? Lipe I Long f'.I',f:rl l..ULLf:fI ',J+Jerifori Manloolh ,larvffi Neigh f'r'Vur Rogue I-I. l. Pace! PLEDGES J . VI IA ll, LF1fIl'lZl :I' ', ' ar- lAcArIh1Jr fvwalfs O Brien F'f: VIL Pdflfghljffl cffcn Miqliaelz I-loward Randolph Kenl' Robinson Clifford Sfrozier Millon Worlcman Slerling Weaver Page 224 Cameron, Coolc, Coulfer, Downs. Ellioff. Fowler, Goss, Gral'1am,l-larmon l-ligginbollwam. Homer, l-lunler, l-lursf, Jones, Landrum. Lanlcisler, Lipe, Lulclcen, Manloollw Michaels. Neisl'1,O'Brien, Pangburn, Pogue, Posey. Rilclwie, Robinson Romans, Ross, Sl'1aw,Sinclair. Smillw, Slrozier, F. Weaver, S. Weaver, Wilson, Workman. Page 225 KAPPA IGIVIA ,.-1'- OFFICERS 240 HE TER Five sludenls a+ The Universily of Virginia founded The Kappa Sigma Ira- Jrernily, Dec. I0, I869, incorporaling Ihe principles of a sociery of sludenrs ar Bologna universiry in Ilaly in Ihe year I400. Kappa Sigma has grown Io a membership exceeding 55.000, The A. 84 M. chapler was charlered in May, I920, and is one of The II4 ac- Jriye chaplers in America. BILL CUNNINGHAM . . . . . Presidenl SIL SCHNEIDER . . . . Vice-Presidenl TCM BRYANT . . . Recording Secreiary DALE HGLLQWAY . Corresponding Secrelary BILL WITMER . . .... Treasurer DWIGHT KIRK . . Social Chairman v ' B' yi Ra H-arc-er' Jef'-gs H Richard Pichard MEMBERSHIP ROLL Gowdy Graham ardin Hays He' if rl gman TCW. Hole V' pfi ff l l liglldf 'Z La ffrerce Herd ff ner' J ED 'I V: 'ii ghndrgfx Johnson MEMBERS Loren Eugene Moore Lloyd Murphy William Orr Nick Panos Ralph Phelps Norman Pilgrim Kennelh Prowanl John Ramsey Jack Reclor William Robinson Dffghf Ifirl Joe Don Rogers fff ia Vfm-2 Don Rubrechl ,fri La Reese Silber? Schneider f IfI'.DCHf:ll Jerry Schoeb ,a 'et I!If.Marf,ri Wayne Smilh 7 ffjfr fAf.PL,:,:o , PLEDGES f Eff' James Kimbell BW f JC Poberl Lewis C 'ff ,C Joffiet IXAuI'ifJIIey F' f: J J, Haney Mcfxriully wr' Jf,i.f, Miller 1 fa J', :'r Culfer Moe , .. Ke ,, 1.,.v 'frij Nilliarrr Morriz Jimmy Snell Jaclcie Sfewari James Roberl Taylor William Taylor Roberl Terer Roy Chris Tomplcins Calvin Turner James Turner John Turner Lawrence Walsh Roberr Wallcins Dan While William Wilmer Carler Yadon M. H. Yeoman Thomas Preslon Myrl Norris Donald Reilz Herb Schafer James VanDevenIer William Wiggins Francis Boyd Wolfe BILL CUNNINGHAM, Presideni' Page 226 Allen, Anderson, Ausiin, Ayres, Balmer, Braclcin, Bridges, Briscoe. Bryanr, Blumer, Calkins, Church, Cline, Colcord, Coliharp, Cunningham. Daniels, Darlow, Deardorlii, DeWiH, Dorman, Dozier, Fisher, Gales. Gauni, Gibbs, Gowdy, Hays, I-leiligman, Holme, Holloway, Johndrow. B. N. Johnson, B. C. Johnson, J.Johnson, R. Johnson, Johnsron, Kelchum, Kimbell, Kirk. Klugh, Kyme, LaReese, Lewis, Mahairiey, Mappes, McAnuliy, McDowell, McMahon. McPhee+ers, Miller, Moe, Moore, Morris, Murphy, Norris, Panos, Phelps, Presion, Prowani, Ramsey, Recior, Reirz, Schafer, Schneider, Schoeb, Smiih. Snell,Sl'ewar1', Sione, G.Taylor, J.Taylor, Thomas, Tompl4ins,J. R. Turner, J. W. Turner. VanDevenier, Walsh Waflcins, While, Wiggins, Wilmer, Wolfe, Yadon, Yeoman. Page 227 MMA P I CHAPTER Z' fo'- . 632' GS 90' O' M N-1 fo- -Ft Q v 's K 6 A all 54? gi -3, ,L 3. N div .i 1? LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Ts 'ie ,. S-Ng K dl Qi Q X 5 'Y-Vi -.M LX ,- +- ii R L .g k . ll A ' fr he-.L llll' ' Emi A N' !'.!H :lil , .5 lx., A-A--L L- Axq Ewa -ri up , ., n or-TEN NLEEN an N. x ---e-C. A OFFICERS 311 HE TER Lambda Chi Alpha, oldesl' social fra- lernily on lhe campus. was founded Nov. 2, l909, al Boslon universily and charlered al Oklahoma A. 84 M. in January, l9I7, as Alpha Ela Zela. To- day, Lambda Chi is lhe largesl' social lralernily in lhe world, having I25 chalolers. Two are in Canada. The fra- lernily colors are purple, green and gold, and lhe llower is Jrhe while rose. LF LE IRBY . . . . . . Presidenl DON HENDERSON Vice-Presidenl VERNON BRYANT . . Secrelary LEWIS BROCKMAN . . . Treasurer ROBERT LEAKE . . . Social Chairman DON WYATT . Pledge Trainer MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS '- Cra' ez fr: Roberl Kylander - ' f'- pe .ai ,Jjaz l-larold Laclrie ' A, se' :'J cndzo'r Roberl Lealce Ezccq Edward: Donald Lipperl C, ' fe Eerlwf. Jr. Marvin Leven ,' Ozzdricl James Main Tfzrrff. Owner lfeilh McElwain Ver. EJ T John Maphel e. l lff ' Gerald Mccarlhy Dx'-1 'J l-lwde' r Eugene McKenna Oe ' l-1f.'d, Carl lvleyerdirl , 'fn Hffderzf l-larry Milli, Jr. ' '-'e : ',l',',n Jame: Mersey ' - Roger Palmer ,' Willard Rhfnel Guy Callerleo PLEDGES ' ff, fJi Df:fl7Cl .lOliVIZlOFI f-7:f,1'r!!f trrfvii 1 Gflnfi LFJCTHLVEJHT fi! 711' T1 JtL f'1' Dfjlffjflrltj Lrlfggln 'rr' 1 'fry Erfinl Ray EVHQZT Pf:'JVVlfJf'I Joe Sewell Roberl Shaller Melvin We' LYLE IRBY, Pfesideni Charles Springer James Slephens, Jr. Joe Slovall George Toler Donald Tucker Roberf Ward Roberl Weidenmaier James Williams Duane Wilson Donald Wyall Wesley Wyall William Wyall, Jr. David Robinson Eldon Roush Roland Walsh Nicholas Ware, Jr. David Weelfs Page 228 Allen, Anderson, Barbieri, Barclay, Bishop, Blasdel, Bonham, Blevins. Brockman, Bryanf, Byrd, Campbell, Chapman, Childress Cobb, Coe. Conway, Cook, Combs, Creekmore, Decker, Dolls, Douglas, Edmondson. Edwards, Farlow, Gilmore, Goelzinger, Goodrick, Gruber, Gunn, Hamill. C. Henderson, D. Henderson, J. Henderson, W. Henderson, Hendrickson, Hefherly, Holberl. Irby. Iverson, Jehfers, Jenkins, Johnson, Johnsron, Kylander, Lackie, Leake. Leven, Lipperl, Lockharr, Logan, Main, Mapher, McCarThy, lvlclflwain. McKenna, Meyerdirk, Mills, Mifchell, Morsey, Proper, Ray, Safferlee. Sewell, Shaffer, Sirlel, Springer, Srephens, Srovall, Tucker, Walsh. Ward, Ware, Weeks Weidenmaier, Williams, Wilson, D. Wyalf, W. Wyall Wm.WyaH'. Page 229 PHI DELTA Tl-IETA 4 901 COLLEGE Phi DelTa The'Ta was Tounded aT Mi- ami universiTy, OxTord, Ohio, Dec. 26, I848. Since ThaT Time, Phi DelTa TheTa has grown To more Than 66,000 mem- bers in iTs ll2 chapTers. Oklahoma BeTa oT Phi DelTa TheTa was esTab- lished on The campus af Oklahoma A. 84 M. on Dec. l2, l94-6, wiTh 36 charTer members. The colors oT The TraTerniTy are blue and whiTeq The whiTe carna- l Tion is The Tlower. OFFICERS lLL HAMILTON .... I . PresidenT JOHN TAYLOR . Vice-PresidenT l JACK TOM PKINS . SecreTary OB KERSTEN . . Treasurer RON KERSTEN . . . Social Chairman ILL JONES . AssisTanT Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS James Goddard Bill HamilTon Danny Harrison DwighT HaTcher Ernmif Hedrick Bill Jones Barr Inman Paul Kaylor Bob KersTen Pon Kerzlen Berl Kizler lair, Mf:AligTer BUT, llflilcr Var Nelzon Joe Ilffffcorrrlo Ncrrrran O'Hallo PLEDGES Ld!!! FViU'JCCO Lfpr',f G'1f:flZf:U Pllffr Gould li Oufer GEC l I'IClllS Jffrrfl I!f:f:lWOI'l Aflfsfn I'fIf,Nf:il Don Pallerson Jaro Pesek Pancho Pollock Jim Price Ben Ragsdale Gene Reid Paul Shirk BILL HAMILTON, Presidenl' MonTy Sprague Charles Spiece Bill STrawmyer Jack Thcrmpkins John Taylor Richard Vermillion LuTher Walker Don Wilson Fay Willis BerT Ringle Bob Sparks Bob Treadwell Henry Wade Bill Walker Allen Webb John Yard Page 233 Adams, Adamson, Alcolf, Bell, Bradley, Brown, Carrier. Casfer, Cromwell, Day, Douglwy, Evans, Fowler, Francisco. Gibson, Goddard, Goerfzen, Gould, l-lamilion, l-larrison, Hafclwer. l-ledriclc, Hollis, Inman, Jones, Kaylor, Keenan, R. D. Kersien. R. M. Kersien, Kisier, McAlisier, McNeil, Nelson, O'l-lalloran, Paiierson, Peselc. Price, Ragsdale, Reid, Sparks, Speice, Sirawmyer, Taylor, Tomplcins. Treadwell, Vermillion, Wade, Vlfallcer, Webb, Willis, Wilson, Yard. Page 231 0KLAH0lVlA BETA CHAPTER 7-7.8? ,Ml , , ,p hi 4? 5- ,,. to all? i fs T7 ,- rg -vi ff' -rp. .5 1 1.1 -? 13.1- M aux 'Q in ,,,,..-- qw ,-f s-af' si' lf' fern.. 4- ,df .Si ,34- . 1 - if -53' V K. JS.. 3 ..pQ yr AC' ' SV' me 4 FY, ,-wx Ei nv as Q v-Q are Q '5 Qi A ' Der- lnpodf PI KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS GENE SWAZE ...... . . PresidenT JOSEPH BURKETT . . Vice-PresidenT VVILLIAM McCOLLUM . . House Manager J. C. STEPHENS . . . . SecreTary DONALD RUBOTTOM . . . Treasurer JAMES LAIRD . . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Roger Hawk Ted Horfon Don Jorns James Laird Jim Landis Don RulooTTom Bud Scribner Gene ShulTz J. C. STephens 240 K 0BLO K Gamma Chi chapTer oT Pi Kappa AI- pha TraTerniTy was acTivaTeol on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus in l939. EighTy-one chapTers oT Pi Kappa Alpha which now exisT are The resulT oT The Triendship oT six men Trom The Univer- siTy.oT Virginia who in I868 bound Themselves TogeTher To Torm The Tra- TerniTy. GarneT and gold are The col- ors oT The TraTerniTy and The Tlower is The lily-oT-The-valley. IW' John STephens GENE SWAZE, PresidenT Jim Marshall Brady STeil Bill McCollum Bill Moran Joe Oldham Bob Ollrnanns Jirr. Pichey Mark Wilson Jim Zack ST-2 JE Pogerz PLEDGES Tfjffi Iffjlfjlfvgf li'f' Iffgllfgf Gkfarlez Vefp Ludie Vinnfff D'-lrriar M arzlon Roy Roush Jerry Ruark Jim Schooler Gene Swaze Tyler Tennelly Dick Thompson WalTer Williams Don Wilson George SiTes Dick Sfroede L.. , Ed Timmons Ji'f Mcfllellan J-Jak McLean X Pdf Prgh-,,kq Roberlr Waller Paul Woods Will Zapf Page 232 Albriqhr, Anderson, Birmingham, Booz, Briqqs, Brown, Burkelf. Burns, Burrows, Chrislensen, Buzard Cobb, Eagle, Feezell. Garrerr, Gayley, Hawk, l-lenriclcs, l-lorlon, lnbody, Jorns. Keleher, Keller, Keys, Laird, Landis, Marslon, McClellan. MCCollum,Morar1, Ollmanns, Richey, Rogers, Roush. Ruboirom, Schooler Scribner, J. C. Srephens, J. l-l. Sfephens, Sieil, Siroede, Swaze. Tennelly, Thompson Timmons, Waller, Williams, Wilson, Woods, Zapf. Page 233 i I IGMA ALPHA EP ILO FRED OGLESBY DON wi-IITLCDCK FRED ELWORTI-IY DICK CI-IAMBERS . FORREST I-IORNE . JACK VASSAR . OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP ROLL ,Q . . Fresidenl Vice-Presidenl . Recording Secrelary Corresponding Secrela ry Treasurer Social Chairman 1303 WE T THIRD Sigma Alpha Epsilon was lounded on lhe campus ol lhe Universily ol Ala- bama al Tuscaloosa, March 9, I856. Originally consisling ol eighl members. lhe lralernily now includes a lolal ol I I9 chaplers. Sigma Alpha Epsilon has over 70,000 members, lhe Iargesl mem- bership ol any Greek organizalion. Oklahoma Mu al A. 84 M. received ils charler Feb. I4, I93l. MEMBERS ences DeBois Don Loosely Roberl Price afres Define Waller Mahaney Leo Purdin 2' Tcl, Frank Malone Richard Reicher E' f Earn-es? Bill Maylield Arlhur Rigg same: Elder William McCune James Robinson Fred Ewcrlryf Dare Mc6illiard Frank Robson F-'vnu Eferefl Wilbur McLean John Selh 9' ce Gerrell Tom Moore l-larry Simmons carc, 'Sa lup Doyle Monger Richard Sillel Lawerce Gleaner Bill Moore Dick Slolpe 3' Green I-lugh Moser John Terry Rex Mossler Paul Nicholson ,-rrff. I-le c Frank Nickell JC' Caulft' :Li l lf:lf:y' f '.r I-li Jack Norris f 'l'f51. l'l',ilEy' rizrrrgff li-Ifgrfrj Fred Oglesby Jirri Onslol VVilliarn Ossenlfap ' ,,., f IJ, ,4 .I 'J i,4, L-J f.-,f ,, ,,,, Richard Palmer ff' 4 JC Bill Parker DMN: KW 1 Foul PQBVZOFT '-'frm 'ing Carroll Pope v f' Jerry Price Frnrfff 4 JCTVI Price PLEDGES 'fx' Joe Nanny 2' l-'fi l alr,h Crier 2 : l'lf:',', llfgal On3l'0l C i-4f: fzff 1 Raymond Farrriar H :'gI'r, f Boone Pickens Zcr, l-l', ff Jack Pefell ff' Vef: f:f Charles Richard: 9, l,. V' ,za Thomas Pagers -:fe M29 a e'f Ji'ri Sharp ' ,p ifzfq , Gere Tharpe Richard Thompson Jack Vassar Richard VonDrehIe William VonDrehIe Roberl Waldrep Dudley Walkins Tom While Roberl Whiling Donald Whillock Van Wayne Will Fred Wrighl Jack Wycoll Don Young William Siler Phil Smilh James Slirling Ronald Thomson Bill Tucker Bill Veazey Donald While lirnmie Wilson Dick Yadon FRED OGLESBY, Presidenl Page 234 Abernalhy, Anderson, Balcer, Bales, Beale, Belknap, Box, Bradshaw, Breisch, Burk. Buller, Byer, Carey, J. Carpenfer, P. Carpenler, Capps, Cass, Chamberlin, Chandler, Chapman. Charval, Clark, Cline, Cooksey, Cordell, Cowclen, Cox, Craig, Davis, DeBois. Doiy, Earnesl, Edsel, Elder, Elworlhy, Everell, Fellon, Funslon, Guier, l-lall. Halley, l-larrison, l-lassler, Hafheway, l-layes, l-lembree, Higqinbolharn, l-lill, l-lolley, F. l-lorne. R. l-l. l-lorne, R.W. l-lorne, l-ludson, l.Johnson, W. Johnson, Kearney, Kilgore, Kline, Klula, Lee. Lewis, Loyd, Loosley, Malone, Mahanay, Mayfield, McCune, McGlamery, McLean, Monger. Morey, Moser, Mossler, Norris, Oder, Oqlesby, J. Onslol, N. Onslrof, Palmer, Parman. Pearson, Pickens, Pope, Price, Purdin, Revell, Richards, Rigq, Roberls, Roberlson. Robinson, Rogers, Shockley, J. Smith, M. Srnilh, Slirlinq, Sfolpe, Thompson, Tucker, Vassar, Veazey. R.VonDrehle. W. Vonllrehle, Waldrep, Walkins, D. While, l. While, Whillock, Wikofl, Wilson, Yadon, Young. Page 235 0KLAH0lVlA MU CHAPTER rf uw, 5, fl, ' 'Aw 137 f an -. 1 .! 1 -f 5 4 .-up mi Q35 11' , ..., .an ., ' . 3, 1 '- - ,.'7.,a, V2- ' ,yummy A C ..- , -Jr A .fn .' . ' Q f Q f 4 ' ' , . 7 '. ' 7 ' - ' . ,,, b I L , ,. , ' , lv , i H ' 4 lg 'fpiQ:,.:'il ' ,J A if Q- 1 Img ' 'wx 2 an ' P- 1- w 9 :- -,,, , .. -fri? ' '- gf , A ' ,1 v 1 ', t h '5 , A Q 1' i ' . all , V.: 'Q X : I ' j .ff,,.g,H, -J: X . iw . an av -37 rw n Q : .7 aa: x Q- .5 Q , 2 K ' L C si . l 1 I' 'Y L' 2 ' . ' . f Kg? 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' 4- x ,wh - X Q, - , I.: ,A - l . ,.,. , 3 Q ' - f ' E 5 bi X t V -N i fi' f 2 :P 'N' 0- -. -1 X v 53' 1 y, 9' K' 'ua C .9 ' Q 5: J ' ,Q fu .x A 5 , f Q. ,Sn .w ', , 7 . u Xl' ' ' .,'i , . . ' -.- , , . Y ' e -Q . , e-F. , V ,i .x ? I 3 ' ri px if f - e . A it 1 '1 l f 3 c A Xa lk .-.fu -af . -- . s 'ii' Y f ,4 . , , ,Jiy fy k 5 - .Mr e. W L i I I.-ug x - 'W' . Q.. ,. 93 gig' Q' R f 'X 2 I 4- 1- 1 Q R A , ,-ex 1 Y, . ,-. A .. -- -1 - ' S' c , , gf 1 X ff ' ' J? ' ' Y e I ' 'P ' N i A him Z an 7 IGMA CHI i l l i a - 4,.,-4 f'v ,. , - . 15 nr .1 .U 11- -- T ' ' 1 ' .H r -' ' . .. -fbi : ' 'A'A Y: .av ' OFFICERS 1101 COLLEGE Founded aT Miami universiTy, Ox- Tord, Ohio, June 28, l855, by seven men, Sigma Chi was The I'-7Th college TraTerniTy and was a member oT The Miami Triad wiTh BeTa TheTa Pi and Phi DelTa TheTa. Gamma DelTa chap- Ter oT Sigma Chi was esTablished on The A. 84 M. campus in l922. The whiTe cross is The Sigma Chi badge: The col- ors are blue and old gold, and The Tlower is The whi+e rose. jun. JAMES TINDALL ..... . PresidenT BTLL SUTTON . . Vice-PresidenT Cl-lARLES Tl-TIESEN . SecreTary FRANK BOWMAN . . Treasurer JAMES MAXWELL . . Social Chairman :ADL TEEL . Pledge-MasTer MEMBERSHTP ROLL MEMBERS - Bel: For Mark MinTon John Spaan Buddy Garland Franlc Misch Connie Goeringer Jim MiTchell Ecne'T Greaves Richard Mifchell Raul Moclc John Moncravie Jr l'lifVlj Couffland l-laymaler O f l-lclrrez Bill Moore .a ,N Hoppe Pal Moore lar l-Tuxine Rodney Moore Ed Jani: Tom Moran l-larq Jones Jim Murphy 9f.,,,.,. y,,si,. -1 , ,,, , f Barney Neal Gecrge lfroll Arlrhur Nelson Beverly Nelson Russell Pace SYN Gy Lf1lZf.ifJif: 'Q 'JC' LFJ E: 7 ', ge Laffrqr Donald PeTerson aff Leizure Eranlf RaTliTT 9 Lcffcrf Weldon Rosser errez Lf,fe'l Donald Schanalfe ctr Lynch Jim Seward ' Mfnffffgll Bud SirTiCOf: ,ce McClure Charles Simons laff'e ,e lA',lff,llfgf lim Sollari PLEDGES ',f1'f, ,Q Fffrffu Boy lellfxriz B Game' Jail' Ifelley 'fax Gwen' lirrmie Norman 3 SV: f7 1'JZff l-larry Remy C. . hlzfra' Duane Pelerzon Q qv T-TJ T James Spangler Avery STephens Benny STevenson A. W. STorer Billy SuTTon David SylvesTer l-lanlc Tanlcersley Paul Teel Charles Thiesen James R. Tindall Bill Tuclcer John K. Van Ess Jerry VaTer Kenny Vaughn Dave WaTerbury l-lugh WaTson Bill Wayne l-lomer Weeks Bill Dean WhiTe RoberT Williams William WrighT Glen Rose David Teel Diclc Thielen Doug Warner Bill Washinglon . ,l' i T 1 JIM TIN DALL, PresidenT Page 236 Allen, Bace, Blanlcenburq, Blessing, Born, Bowman, Callahan, Calhey, Cooper, Cory. Crilchlielcl, G. Croslon, M. Croslon, Culver, Davenporl, Dean, DeVoy, Dolls, Durgan, Dykeman. Edmonson, Ernsl, Eslill, Flelcher, Fox, Garland, Garner, Gilmore, Gibbs, Goerinqer. Greaves, Greer, Grodslcy, l-laymalcer, Holmes, Horrall, l-lulline, D. l-lull, H. Hull, Jarvis. Jelleris, Jones, Kelley, Kroll, Labadie, Lawrence, Lowery, Lynch, Maxwell, McClure. MCKelvey, Minlon, Misch, J. Milchell, R. Milchell, Mock, B. Moore, P. Moore, R. Moore, Moran. Murphy, Neal, Nelson, Norman, Pace, Percy, D, Pelerson, R. Pelerson, Rallill. Rose, Rosser, Schnake, Seward, Simcoe, Sellers, Spaan, Spangler, Slephens. Slorer, Sylvesler, Tanlcersley, A. Teel, P. Teel, Thiesen, Thielen, Tindall, Tuclcer. Valer, Warner, Washinglon, Walerbury, Walson, Wayne, Weelcs, While, Wrighl. Page 237 en.. . fogusaiixi. 1 ix ' GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER 6 7, 'T' A L Q 1 sv of f a 1'-T as GF' A A I lla 95 Gi 'F' rl, g 1 A' ' QA ea. Q Q L- . fi I' I. 4 6- I 19 1 ,V 5 A I' 4 '- ,. I 1 ik 1, F' 2 Q V .- .,3 QVTY ' ll 3-fs. v I I tg ! Y V' 1 - '53, 91 -. l ' , 4. ?C fr- 4' 2- ...qu ,.., .ff A - ,- 4 1. -4 K' if! HQ 3. N Q.. nf M fp Y, id? Q -' Q 2 Q 'f e we A ' rf :ez .5 :W -A -A ' v 2522 x- N w,,. . ,i A i E V , Q y I ' 3. . 'ag ,Q 5 'X Y , 2 lf , .ff f X .ge LQ. l-'r V' w az L ,.,,,g ,, 1 , I . ,ai Q .x- . .C .ik ? '2 IGMA OFFICERS 913 COLLEGE Sigma Nu was founded al Virginia Milirary lnslrilule in l869 by Jrhree men. Prom lhis beginning sprang The 98 ac- Jrive chaprers in 46 srares. Epsilon Ep- silon chapler of Sigma Nu on Jrhe A. 84 M. campus became The 97+h najrional chapler. The while slar of Sigma Nu is Jrhe frarernily emblem. The official llower is The whire rose and Jrhe colors of Sigma Nu are black, while and gold. PAUL PUTTY . . . . . Presidenl y THOMAS ERAZEE Vice-Presidenl A LALJRENCE THOMAS . . Secrelary JOHN SINNETT . . . Treasurer ROBERT JOHNSON . Social Chairman JAMES JACOBY . . . Hislorian MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS A Joe Green Roberl' Lemon William Smilh Vqaaall Grindslay 3e elT Hammond amep Hanna ff Tar' Haynes Howard Henderso fc-' l-lc-'ide-rffri 41 1. ,V , ,J Haro 3 Henson 'Jef HW Roger Hrfl a ei Jacoby a 'J Jorinzor ff Johnson ,,, lf M. , 1- 4. 'le' J,','i'.e fur. ff... 1 . W. D. Manahan Bill McCallon Wyche Murphy Lee Murray Harvey O'Mealy Jaclr Osborn James Paris Dresslar Prueli Paul Pully Charles Plummer James Rochel Richard Rogers Jack Shellon James Sindl John Sinnell , 'e: fwz Donald Srnilh PLEDGES ,oe fav ef Henry Eealherly !- H' Ca r, Jael Grower f E f:' f.lZ'f':ll Donald l'lf'JWlo1Vld ff! Cafbaler Bill Humphrey X- e' Coe: Jo! D. Johnson .1,f s ' J. Donald Parlfer Thomas Sorey Roberl Slaples Earl Slalen I-li Sfafen PAUL PUTTY, Presidenl' James Srroup John Swim James Thomas Laurence Thomas Charles Thompson J. B. Taylor William Ward Robe-rl Walers Douglas Wixson Ed Wollell William Younl Joe Reed William Rule Sfewarr Sorey Glen Traughber Gaylord Wallcer Clarence Wright Page 238 Abrams, R. Ash, R. G. Ash, B-mlfor, Beyhan, Blagk, Boggs, Bowlcor, Boyles. Bradley, Brailhwaile, Brown, B. Buller, E. Buller, Camp, Carroll, Claybalcer, Coles. Connell, Dilrs, Durrell, Farr, Feafherly, Flelcher, Frazee, Green, Grindslrall. Grover, Hammond, Hanna, Haynes, H. Henderson, J. Henderson, Henson, Hill, Hughes. Hull, Humphrey, Jacoby, B.Johnson, B. H.Johnson, R.Johnson, Kurz, Lemon, Manahan. McCallon, McNeil, Murphy, Murray, O'Mealey, Paris, Parker, Pruelf. PuHy, Reed, Rogers, Rule, Scheidf, Shellon, Sindl, Sinnefl. B. Smilh, D. Smilh, C. Sorey, T. Sorey, E. Sfalen, H. Sfafen Slroup, Swim. Taylor, J. Thomas, L. Thomas, Thompson, Traughbar, Walker, Welch, Wollerf. Page 239 EP ILO EP ILO CHAPTER 36 iv 71. 5 -ir.. ac 364: ,gat -W4 'C- .i 5 Q4 K . f v .QQ -.f 1 'A L- 4 J . Y i . 25-6' 42' '35 .1 IGMA PHI EP ILO 324 M0 RIDE Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded af fhe Universify of Richmond, Nov. I, I90I, by a group of I2 men who were lcnown as fhe Safurday Nighf Club. Today if has 90 chapfers and over 32,000 members. Clclahoma Alpha of Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded on fhe A. 84 M. campus April 3, I920. Colors of fhe frafernify are purple and red: flowers are American beaufy roses and yiolefs. OFFICERS Rfafxii CUCHRAN . . . . . Presidenf EQKCF. lw'cGlNLEY . . , Vice-Presidenf 'AC SRICE . . . Recording Secrefary EQIIE WILLIAMS . . Corresponding Secrefary CWARLES I-IARRISQN . .... Treasurer fE'.' VILLER . . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS ' C1 Pu-asell Long Emil Schoenfeldf E-1 Ce rf I-larry Manning Bob Schroeder Earned wicca, Jim Seaboch 21 -1 Vernon McGinI fx' C11 Ed Meacham ,' C- ' Ifenf Miller Vifinclon Miller I ECIZ Modrall JCVIVJTI Olds Bill Pinnffr -4 ' hAf,f Pyirr. , r ' r '-- ' Hqu' PVICQ '.'f I ': i , 'Jeri p'J'If:V', 'wi' Andy Poyf' ffl '.'l :, 3',Lif1f:Vi PLEDGES f Tw, Lzfwl T'f,f'ifi', lA':'f: f, 1'lf:', IAfilf,y wifi rAf,if,, lfifg I!l',Cullfi Jfs'f IAillffr f fffifff IAIJIIM f 1Ui FJCICV Paul Seeley John Shannon Vern Smifh Eugene Speece James Tracey Bob Walcefield Johnny Ware Dale Warliclc Bernie Williams Joe Williams John Williams Woody Woodward Bill Peachee Clyde Raqsdale Jack Scay Hal Sowerc Dia Spurlin Jacl Tucler Phil Vizeur Lindy Wilson FRAN K COCI-IRAN, Presidenf Ii Page 240 I i l I Adams, Aflcins, Balmer, Beclc, Beckley, Benzel, Biggerslall, Bobelc, Bonham. Bowers, Brandeberry Brouse, R, Brown, R. J. Brown, Browne, Dan Calnan, Don A valnan, Casner. fx vhrislopher, Cochran, Covert ,- oox, Cress, Cunningham, Davidson, Doan, zvans. Filzgerald, Fosrer, Senzlinger, Gilberl, Sivens, Grant Sreen, Hanson, 3. Harrison. 3. Harrison, R. Harrison, W. Harrison, Hughes, Hunsalcer, B. Jernigan, l.. Jernigan, Jones, folsfad. -awrence, Leard, -oe1CFelohlz, Long, Mace, C. lvlaloy, 3. Maloy, Manning, X4cCalla. v1cCoy,lvlcGinley, vleacham, J. Miller, C. Miller, W. Miller, vlodrall, Muller, Nlolole. Ddor, Olds, Dverfield, Pallerson, Deachee, Pinner, 3. Price, P. Price, lagsdale. Roberlson. iogers, 2. Schoenfeldl, 2. Schoenfeldl, ieaboch, Seay, -eeley, Smirh, -owers, Speece, ipurlin. racey, Tuclcer, 'iseur, Wakefield, Vare, Warliclc, .Williams ohn Williams, oe Williams, Voodward. 'age 241 0KLAH0lVIA ALPHA CHAPTER W9 wr' ' -.f I' Ai' -.2 YL. 'sn nw fs.: ,N ,932 JB. , 4 fm 'v fm- -. . sg.:-.f if 117' : lil ., 'A Bn.-,JL ln nl M, Vg x 'W' Q55 .fbgfv vs . . N 'H is I f ff y ,S Q Y A V 'ie Lx C , cs. s J ,.,, ' in IQ- Q K 1 . ,j if A i f ' ' Q ' I - I .4. is fs.. I 0 : 'Aa .2-'F .T K . ... , 'f 4 Ag! A,.:a A sa, A fa.. 'cy Q' 7 1: .5 'X 5' f 4. il 5. ' 1 'vi' V 'blgfa ...A -:sr H N , , -l . ., .i .L 'X r . 2 2 ,'138'vs,l Rf: H:-.gl -:rat-i ws iv -.- , I s X-. X , .xg lj A ' :Bt :sn ii vgv. . , 7 , h 4, f ,ui 1 ...- 5 f 0 fe. 53 r N ,-f of as-v 1 S . , .QA ' i i ii T QR 1 aa ii , , , . -.. sl--v .. uni: ' . 3, A :highs 4 Til.-.Tr A- . Q A , .J ,, . i Ay-A :Am R . Y 3 3 l r Ja 1 1 TA KAPP EP OFFICERS AH' SCHNEIDER . . . . Presidenl DXRIARD SLATER Vice-Presidenr LGYD F--LABACK . . . Secrelary CE SAEPINGTGN . . . Treasurer EAT: RGNDEPIERRE . . Social Chairman GW' L. BRYANT . . . I-Iislorian MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS ILO 215 MELRO E DRIVE Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded ar Illinois Wesleyan universily on Jan. IO, I899. There are now ol chaprers and approximarely l3,000 members. The Irarernily colors are cherry and gray. The flower is rhe red carnalion and rhe badge is a scroll surmounled by a Iri- angle. Bela Gamma chapler was in- slalled on The A. 84 M. campus Feb. I, I947, being rhe Slsr chapler. i I i SAM SCHNEIDER, Presidenl' Jail I-lurriphrey C riijrlp' I-lydp Jail Johnson Emherl lfubrl Lynn I-AaCf,lmm+ Za ff lflcClure I-lf1 , I IfIf1rf,lJVVi N ' :rch lleczelrodc rj-lflwafi Eryllq J 'JV P520 Sam Schneider Ed Slaler Tom Spencer I-Iuey Thaclcer Lynn Thaclcer William Taylor Bill Treiber Glen Vincenl Ray Vawel Charles Sliles 'yn T ,rfIrfpif,rrQ , . ,fir,r,ir'4lori Gene Veilh PLEDGES f Pfwfifi Bill rim wi' hlvifiri Fred Spencer ff, 1'1CICC'l Vifayne Terbush i ,,,4 1,1 ,AFI G1 zveel George Thurmond Page 242 Anderson, Alabaclc, Argus, Aslaksen, Ball, Boqdamcly, Bryanr. Byler, Clifford, Cornell, Coffrell, Dallon, David, D. Ellison. lvl. Ellison, England, Hill, E. Humphrey, J. Humphrey, Hyde, Johnsfon. Kubilc, Lancasier, Marcum, McCalmon+, McClure, Nesselrode, Nissen. Gswall, Plall, Rondepierre, Rolh, Sappingfon, Schneider, Slaier. F. Spencer, T. Spencer, Sfiles, Taylor, Terbush, H. Thacker. L. Thacker, Thurmond, Treiber, Veifh, Vincenr, Vowel. Page 243 BET GAMMA CHAPTER 4551 gr 'f-1' 2312? --v Q' f' ,Mac 'ww 1-FY r' 1' W an 4?' Au? fm l ft' M 4 9 HTF' i 'O' :lr aww. 'Mm w , 'Wi ww .,fU fix 4.-.fag Jn., rr' 'Irv 23921 If JP Q ,-1 pm. Xi' ...K nga .-1-Xff-'nw ,quas- 3 .swf ii 7- 3 owg gx 5-if THETA CHI eff- 'Q Q .x . 'M v.-1 fr-1 mv' fs...-7 ' ,f I x . N 602 WE T Gamma Zela chapler ol Thela Chi was inslalled on The campus ol Okla- homa A. M. May 3, I947. Thela Chi is one ol The oldesl lralernilies in Amer- ica having been founded al Norwich universily, Norwich, VI., April I0, I856. There are now SI chaplers wilh an aclive membership ol 30.000, The lralernily colors are mililary red and while and Ihe Tlower is The red carna- lion. OFFICERS ARTHUR GRIEEITHS .... . Presidenl CLARENCE SHAW . . . Vice-Presidenr JAMES PALM . . Recording Secrelary HERBERT MALM . . Corresponding Secrelary DANIEL HARRIS . .... Treasurer CHARLES LOOKOUT . . Hislorian MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS . cha Goddard L , , Grandin r P-ugpnp Arrhw Grillilhs F 'Jaan-e Grofer aniei I-larrii Rui:-ell Henry ra' Holler Ezier Holmes p,f,,,+ I-lfrf. U, Ray' Hudzon ack Hui: I-Lgkey J. O. Lane Charles Lookoul Frank Lupsha Charles Lupsha Herberl Malm John Myers James Pakis Jim Palm Marlin Palryn Dick Penninglon Leroy Rallill Terigo Rizzuli f- ' ,r Va ra: Andy Rolnerls ez lfifk James Rolnerlson E fr ez Lakin Poloerl' Rooker PLEDGES John Mackay Y, Ez' WF1fUf: MCCarl'y 'f Genre Bill McCray E , Q', '.z' Chrigl Parka I- ov V'of Joe Pafliah Rfffr f',,'v',iJ'cS Charles Perriljerlon Rzy Lo John Pzaroz George Sedor Billy Severn Clarence Shaw Herberl Slewarl William Suchan Edward Thomas James Thompson Charles Townsley Fred Trompler Michael Tuohy Jack Wald Ray Warren James Walkins Harry Wilkinson Darrell Wilhile Charles Selig Donald X. Smilh Elred Smilh Max Usher Carroll Van Buskirk Tillman Walker William Welch Kennelh Wessel mm I? JAMES DUGGER, Presidenl Page 244 Adams, Baley, Bell, Bergman, Blaclc, Cameron, Clwiclc, Coleman. Conrad, Cooper, Crisp, Dayfon, Douglass, Drain, Dugger, Esposilo. Farrow, Fore, Geisr, George, Goddard, Grandine-Hi, Grilliflws, Grover. Harris, Henry, Holmes, Hope, Huslcey, Kirlc, Knox, Kravirz. Long, Loolcour, F. Lupslwa, C. Lupslwa, Malm, Myers, Palcis, Palm. Parlcs, Paflyn, Pemberlon, Penningion, Psaros, Rallifl, Roberls, Roberlson. Rocker, Sedor, Selig, Severn, Shaw Smilh, Sluarr. Suclwan, Thomas, Thompson, Townsley, Trompler, Tuolwy, Uslwer. Van Buslcirlc, Warren, Waflcins, Welch, Wessel, While, Willmile. Page 245 GAMMA ETA CHAPTER ' ,Q-. F' gut'-1 '24 471' . 1 5 f , -Z , '1:- , if ' J f .fr 1 A 4 Z1 , I in r J In i Que- 'r 'Q A--' 262 25 A ,Q ',f 7 Reg, I 1 Jv P' Qi! g -J A H ,.,. .- ..,,.. .,. . 4 , gm wr-w 15- X '15 vu ,J Q x if as 4 gf Ar iris QC 'Lx , 1 Qixxi ,A ssss lf.. . .es ,sh K. i -- C J., Q W, . ... I. -3 ' ' Ai .Mu 015 'na' lv, ' Q vi? . 'rx A . 1, l , X ' r ' 1 X 1. . J. Q . ' 7? A ' ' I li :I THETA KAPPA PHI 418 MAPLE Thela Kappa Phi was founded Ocl l, l9l9, al Lehigh universily when a small group of undergraduale men rec- ognized rhe need of an organizalion for Carholic men. Nu chapler al Okla- homa A. 84 M. was formerly lcnown as Bela chaprer of Ihe Eriers unlil il re- ceived a charler May l, IQ37. Thela Kappa Phi has I7 nalional chaplers Red, silver and gold are Jrheir colors wirh rhe Columbine flower. OFFICERS HARRY DEVLIN . . Presidenl GEORGE HARPER . . Vice-Presidenr HARROLD WILLIAMS . . Secrelary JOHN DOAK . . . . Treasurer NEAL DWYER . Social Chairman AL KRUGER . . House Manager MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS mai UWM Al Kruger John Seefey P 1 ,, 1-.. Jldfi Eoriagcri ffl Eliei Joe I-rant-J Gene Gulierrez Mall Lamer Jim Loilus Marion Marshall Pal' McGarr f George Harper Bill McGraw ,. Qafid Heid Jim Murphy ez Herr Bop Norman - -' ' Jail Hafden Don Pallon -'- lil Haul Waller Ross Gefaid Jolwrizori Ray Semrad :xqe lforiiefiqlfi PLEDGES ,ce tam' Michel Ligue 'AQ 1 Efjrxy Joe McGraw ,a e: Hfjrrqr James O'Connor -yy lfgkgian Joe Puzzell Enffnf: ?'f,f1f,l'l Pele Pafh James Srenrirzlce Dan Vernard Bob Vogelsberg George Waken George Weislorod Herb Williams Gene Williams Neil Williams Bob Wolff Ed Zurline Sieve Tallman Eranlc Vaughn John Wade Howard Wohlliarlh James Langley HARRY DEVLIN, Presidenl Page 24 6 Bahm, Bilschc, Bradley. Buck, Buellner, Burlco, Call. Connelly, Danne, Devlin, Diclc, Doalc, Dwyer, Ealon. Ervin, Flanagan, Flies, Franco, Greene, Gulierrez, Harper. Hayden, Heid, Heinen, Herr, Howl, Jirilc, Johnson. Koncevich, Kowalski Kruger, Lamer, Loflus, Marshall, J. McGraw, W. McGraw. McGarr, Murphy, Norman, O'Brien, O'Conner, Pallon, Ranieri, Ross. Seerey, Semrad, Slernilzlce. Sweeney, Vaughn, Venard, Vogelsberg, Wade. Wal1en,Weisbrod, H. Williams, H. l.. Williams, N. Williams, Wohllorlh, Wolff, Zurline. Page 247 ,ps vm 'fbw' U CHAPTER 67 J 'vi '3' 'Z ,- ,Q CJ' 'I 'SI 4 RW 3 Rm -gg'-v '10' .65 -fr h in li 6 3 Cv. run' i I 2 ceq .-nu... Q AX '21 -s,' XJ' ang gr? The CRE CE T LUB 30 JEFFER 0 The Crescenl club is a newly organ- ized men's club perilrioning Della Tau Della nalrional Trarernily. The Crescenl club was eslablished on The A. 84 M. campus in February of I948. Della Tau Della was founded in The spring of i859 ar Berhany college. Virginia, by eighl enlerprising men. There are now 79 aclrive chaplers of Della Tau Della and approximalrely 42,000 aclrive and alumni members. T OFFICERS DCN l-TOLT ..,.. . Presideni DALE EDMONDSON . . . Vice-Presideni STAN CAIN . . . . Recording Secreiary A VERNON JUSTlCE . . Corresponding Secreiary GEORGE BLESSING . .... Treasurer GEF-JE DGYLE . . . Sergeani-ai-Arms DONALD HOLT, Presideni MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Dale Edrnundzon Vernon Jusiice Donald Hansen Joe Milburn 'Nilliarri I-lardffi l John Venable Dcriald Hell l-larry Way PLEDGES X- Jerry Deen Jay A. Smilh J' fl Dru'n'fionfl 'J D. .xl 'l F'f:f:'f F10 D'1'FJld l'liyTfi'V'EV r rfjd ff liflfjrrii J. B. Nix Larry Smirh Jim Slewari Troy Tuille Franlc Wade Page 248 Bales, Blessing, Call, Doyle. Drummond, Edmundson, Hammer, Hansen Hardwick, Holf, Juslice, Milburn. Morris, J. Smilh, L. Smilh, Srewarl. Tufile, Ve-nable, Wade, Way, Williams. Page 249 DELTA CHI CHARLES CROW . ROBERT PAYNE . JAMES ROSS . . NORMAN R. STEFEY CARL JOHNSON THOMAS DEAN . OFFICERS . PresidenT Vice-PresidenT 124 ADMIRAL R0 D DelTa Chi TraTerniTy was Tounded OcT. I3, I89O, aT Cornell universiTy. DelTa Chi became The TirsT single mem- bership social TraTerniTy in The proTes- sional Tield, being a law TraTerniTy: la- Ter DelTa Chi broadened iTs member- ship sTandards which placed iT in The class oT general social TraTerniTies. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapTer became The 4lsT chapTer as iT was insTalled OcT. 9. l948. . Recording SecreTary . . Corresponding SecreTary MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Jean Hall Gene Hensley Joe Holman Carl Johnson Bob Ifing 'ffilliarn Larnbd Bediord McEall lilorrnan Moffdy Daniel Qzier PLEDGES Charle: EranT Joe Vidpalriclf . . . . Treasurer . SergeanT-aT-Arms RoberT Payne James Ross Norman STeTTy Larry SmiTh James W. SmiTh Charles SuTTon Ralph Theus KenneTh Webb Bud Williams Bud Marshall Bill Sharp Darrell Williams CHARLES CROW, Presidenf Page 250 Bale-s, Cassady, Comer, Condroy Crow. Crump, Dean, Dixon, Ehlers, Frank. Green, Hall, Hannah, Hensley Holman. Johnson, King, Lambdin, McFaIl, Mowdy. Ozier, Payne, Ross Smifh, Slelfy. Sullon, Theus. Webb, D.Williams J.WIlliams. Page 251 rv- PHI KAPPA TA P4678 OFFICERS -, -- . ' 'M-H55 .AX Cm-HTH . . . Presiclenl -KQV GENE SKSLER . Vice-Presidenr -XQTER rf-XNILTQN . Secrelary 2:0 SERGMAN . . . Treasurer TE -SE Q-WN? . Social Chairman il IVAN GRIFFITH, Presiclenl' Cn 'ce carrous ol Miami universily on March MEMBERSTHHP ROLL T iCCo a snnall grouo of men look Jrhe ini+ia- MEMBERS Xe .n gcrnamq Kappa -I-au. From Jrhe Original Henry Beers VVal'rer C. Harnilron Nylen Shellon F F i Ray Bergman Dick Rundle Larry Gene Sigler VTWGVW, plql Un' 69,19 Burng Vyfayne S5-'Hleg Tom Terry Ivan Grilllirh fnere are now over 60 chaprers and I-4,000 PLEDGES errcers. The Qklahorna A. 81 M. chaprer re- Don Dixon Frank Holmes edeo Trs charrer in The spring ol l949 afrer av YN g ceen esrablished as a colony in Ocroloer, 948. Claylon Dobson Blaine Huggins Darrell Fahler Bolo Huggins H. F. Goodenough Jack Hunler Eugene Halheway Jerry lvlccay Don Nofary Charles Wolfe Lee Raney John F. Sage Dick Schmidr Roberr Sroul' Charles David Welsh 41,05 as YE 1. L.. '11, 4! av-' kr. it -u-'QV .gi Row I: Beer: Bergrriari, D, Burma. G. Burns, Fahler, Grilfilh, Goodenough. Row 2: l-larriirzn Holrrrez B. 5-lugginz, P. Huggins, Hunler, Nolary, Raney. Row 3: Purglr Eefrlfpz Shellcn, Siqler, S1oul,Tcrry, lfifelsh, Wolfe, Page 252 I TERFRATER ITY COU CIL OFFICERS FRANK COCHRAN . Prezidcrrt BILL CUNNINGHAM . . . Vice-Prmiderif JOE GIBSGN . . . SecreTary-Treasurer Membership oT The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council is composed oT The presidenT and an ap- poinTee Trom each oT The TraTerniTies aT Okla- homa A. 84 M. The presidenTs oT The council are selecTed successively Trom The TraTerniTies in ro- TaTional order according To Their insTallaTion daTes. The vice-presidenT is selecTed Trom The TraTerniTy Tollowing, in sequence oT insTallaTion, The TraTerniTy Trom which The presidenT is chosen. The secreTary-Treasurer is elecTed by a popular voTe Trom The membership oT The council. The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council, cooperaTing wiTh The Women's Panhellenic council on The se- lecTion oT a daTe, sponsored a highly successTul and enTerTaining ribbon dance in honor oT all new pledges, TraTerniTy and sororiTy. f' . rrr ' . ' f-.1 f- I! allf--If-, IFC evenTs Tor The year inciuoeo: opera The annual inTerTraTerniTy aTh'eTIc pfogfa f cups and plagues being awarded The 1 f' J 144 L- TraTerniTiesp pledging and iniTiaTIcn buife., .,, ing carried ouT successTully and The scans ' c oT The scholasTic cups awarded aT Tre each semesTer To The TraTerniTy wiTh fre grade poinT average. To TuncTion under The new Tall rush p which was insTalled on The campus by The IT is The purpose oT The IFC To TosTer This year marked The TirsT TraTer'iiTy fus r-rw 6 .J rn f.f .J r L-,- V' IC. .,., Lf ff.,--f-f cf., 'J f-rs ff- x4xJul GTC oT Triendliness and cooperaTIve hec: among all TraTerniTies on The campus ano vide an agency by means oT which Tra'o ,-nr-F can cooperaTe in maTTers oT confrrcn cc ce ,- E' If-NN u -.4 -A rs,-A '.,.,- .- 'i 'XR' Row I: Belknap, BurkeTT, Cochran, Cormack, Crow, Cunningham, Daniels. Dexlir' E 'C' E se'er CLTFSS' S'-'TM' -sn' ':- Row 22 l'lGfC-lWiClf. Hafrill. Harris, Henderson, l-lolT, lrby, Keegan, KersTen, Krepps L:T'.s N' e' N'::x Nice. Row 3' Ogelsby, Payne, PuTTy, RoTh, RouTh, Russell, Schneider, SmiTh, Suaze. T oa Tc - XXX ' Noi' Page 253 pic+ured: Greenwood. I TERFRATER ITY PLEDGE COU CIL OFFICERS DICK MALQY . . . . . . PresidenT BCE LCUIS . . . Vice-PresidenT N, D, WARE . . SecreTary-Treasurer The lnTerTraTerniTy Pledge council is sponsored Cx The Mens lnTerTraTerniTy council bu+ has iTs ov. n consTiTuTion and acTs as a separaTe organiza- on. The pledge council is composed oT The p'esidenT and an elecTed represenTaTive Trom each oT The TraTerniTy pledge classes aT Okla- homa A. 81 M. College. The pledge council meeTs on alTernaTe Thurs- oays, roTaTing iTs meeTing place among various TraTerniTy houses according To The senioriTy oT The TraTerniTy. The council makes policy recom- nnendaTions To The parTicipaTing pledge classes and assisTs Them wiTh Their organizaTion prob- ems. 'Sm-...s.44l.: i DICK MALOY, PresidenT The lnTerTraTerniTy Pledge council ioinTly spon- sors several TuncTions during The school year on The campus. WiTh The cooperaTion oT The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council and panhellenic an annual ribbon dance is held immediaTely aTTer rush week each year To honor new pledges oT The sororiTies and TraTerniTies on The campus. The nexT social TuncTion sponsored by The pledge council was a NighT BeTore Finals dance Tor all TraTerniTy pledges oT The campus. This was held in The Old Gym on The nighT oT January 22. AnoTher TuncTion was a sTudy hall sneak. By The roTaTion plan, Sigma Phi Epsilon Turnished The presidenT. Dick lvlaloy. Row I: Zrxaj.-e 2.5, b':lfi1 Mao! 'Nara Hayden, SmiTh, Snozuer. Row 2: :xg T'T'3 -':fl':f E-rc' El 7252, Cazzadf, Edsel, Lawrence, EaTon, Cameron Row 3: '-:Ha News Ccfne' Befin: Daria, Rosa, Coleman, Sorey, Fowlkes. No? picfured: Eve ey ravi Co'l'n Dafenport EarbeT. Evens, Johnson, KirkpaTrick, LiebhearT, Rule, SmiTh, STroy, TuTTle, Walker. Page 254 4..- Page 255 1 5 -Ink , - H- J in - ...im ., 'pw-f-5. N A yt ,Q .J f' , - fx Ax get Q95-4 .6 '- f L aqua-4' ffwgig , Q W V xx :wx V - , , 5 . l ,W ' H ' ' . ' K ,. x Qiffy .. dx' X-Ex - - . Fx 4 v. .Nt A A, b ,- ' f , ' up Ig. . -. in in sq 1 JA-af ' 'L 4 ' 'sw WAP ', I- 2' r- x,f wa , r' ' , - 4, ,x f -.. - , A x.,'e A X omrilfzfed wa-..,f LPH CHI 0 EGA LOUISE BOYER . . Presidenr 'EANNE DEVERO . Vice-Presidenl AT KUNTZ . . Secrelary ERVA DEAN MOORE . . Treasurer BETTY LARSON . . l-lislorian BETTY JELSMA . Social Chairman OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Berry Jelsma Par Kuniz Berry Larson f Erma Dean Moore Marianne Mifchell Berry Murphy Marjorie Nordin Jane? Pember PLEDGES E uf' Eref-ny J 1 1, Roberra Grlezer Ann l-lillon Vafhrine Hudson Joyce Hulchinzon Louise Lenin Carolyn Loy Glenell Malsbury Nan McManus 240 M0 ROE Alpha Chi Omega was founded ar DePauw universiry Ocl. l5, I885, and since Jrhar lime 73 acrive chaplers have been insralled. The scarler and olive pledge ribbons were firsl seen on Jrhe A. 84 M. campus in Seprember of l946 when The colonizarion of Gamma Epsi- lon chapler began. The official badge is a lyre of gold wilh Three diagonal Jrwisled srrings. LOUISE BOYER, Presidenr Marcia Prue Jane Pugh Par Renfro Rulh Sizemore Joanne Snider Marjorie Wade Mary Sue Way Janie Wells Par Woodard Belly Jean Parker Sharon Sanford Berry Shinn Jerrie Nell Snuggs Jo Anne Springer Louise Sfarler Cecelia Ann Taylor Pal Teaque Delores Williams Page 256 Anderson, Barlaer, Barllell, Beclcley, Bogenscl1ulz,Bogue Boyer. Brown, Burcli, Burris Cooper, Culber, Davis, Devero. Dixon, Downey, Drake, Fowler, French, l-lillon, Hudson. l-lulclwison, Jelsma. Kunli, Larson, Lewis, Loy, Malsbury. Mircl1ell,lv1oore, Murpl'1y,Nordin, Parker, Pernber, Prue. Puglri, Renfrew, Sl'1inn,Sizemore, Snider, Snuggs. Springer. Slaleler, Taylor, Teague, Turner, Wade, Way, Williams, Woodward. Page 257 June l-lorlon ALPHA DELTA A 1 OFFICERS CAROLYN CRANDELL . . . Presidenl SUE HAYES .... . . Vice-Presidenl MARY LOU PARTRIDGE . . Recording Secrelary NANCY HENDREN . Corresponding Secrelrary LAVONA THORNDYKE .... Treasurer CAROLYN STINGLEY . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Nancy l-lendren Joan Savage Mary Lou Parlridge Pl 1309 COLLEGE Founded ar Macon, Ga., in l85l, Alpha Delfa Pi celeloraled Hs 97+h an- niversary al nalional convenlion rhis year. Alpha Omicron, The 39+h chap- Jrer, was inslalled ar Oklahoma A. 84 M. in I92I and was reinslaled in I939. Guided by Their open moHo We Live For Each O+her, Alpha Dells have made +heir black diamond pin and col- ors af blue and while well-known lo everyone onlhe campus. CAROLYN CRAN DELL, Presidenf Ardyfh l-louclc Sunny Johnson Dororhy Jones Befh Loesh Mary Lou Malloy Faye McGilliard Faye Mclnlyre PLEDGES Mary Alice Fry Shirley Glqfer Loi: l-lunler Halle Jaguilh Barbara lfillarn Pocernarf Long Marilyn Morrow! Bonnie McCrar.len clififlfg Mal-lenry Pa? Mclnlyre Joanne Sreanson Carolyn Siingley Belly Jane Thomas Lavona Thorndylce Jean Wedelin Juanila While Mary Lou Elam Paula Orr Doris Pilcher Beverly Polenza Marilyn Powell Kalhryn Randall Elenor Rolufs Pal Rosenaur Elmerla Sfauhler Mary Elizabelh Thompson Luellyn Wrighl Page 258 Allen, Alchoson, P. Baker, R. Baker, Belknap, Bennell, Bramlell. Calderwood, Campbell, Carfer, Casacl, Clarke, Cline, B. Coppaqe. L. Coppaqe, Cranclell, Everell, Fox, Fry, Glover, Hawkins. l-layes, l-lenclren, l-lorlon, l-louck, l-lunler, Jaquilh, Johnson. D.Jones, l.Jones, Killarn, Landon, Loesch, Long, Malloy, McGllliarcl, Mel-lenry, F. Mclnlyre, P. Mclnlyre, Morrow, Orr, Parfrlclge, Plfcher. Poque, Polenza, Powell, Prall, Randall, Roluls, Rosenaur, Savage. Slau1Cfer,Sleanson Sfingley, Thomas, Thompson, Thorndyke, Wedelin, While. Page 259 1 -f D ALPHA OMICRO CHAPTER 3' -I' SEXY. N CHI IIMEGA ifamwyt qi if s.,,gJM o Ni N ' b ' .. .' C - x v ' - L ,R ,,, , . -. 1 . L, .. -Lg.,..a- i1lG ,-... ., .,..-..,- . OFFICERS 310 M0 ROE The Chi Qmega lralernily, lounded on April 5, I895, al lhe Universily ol Arkansas, has lrom ils beginning em- phasized nalionalism. The lounders ol Chi Cmega chose cardinal and slraw as lhe ollicial colors and lhe while car- nalion as lhe lloral emlolem. Tau Bela, lhe 49lh chapler, was inslalled on lhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in I92I. There are IO3 chaplers in lhe counlry. JEAN MARIE SIMCQE .... . Presidenl MARGERY ZALABAI4 . . Vice-Presidenl BETTY RISC' . . . Secrelary I-IELEN KING . . . . . Treasurer MARGARET CRQARKIN . Pledge Mislress BETTY JG CANTRELL . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS JEAN MARIE siMcoE, Presidenl , ff' F i 2 Marr Anne Duncan Louise Long Joyce Piclcerell 'B re Fzddrill . 41 , 24 . !.n.n.- Jin a I-lellm n Joyce I-lame' Pa' Harzla L', a Jo Jolr n -. ll', 'i Lil: .f':' l':f:' Vice Jeri Killy Bess Maylen Meredilh Miles Virginia McConnell Pauline McNeill Belly McDonald Marcellelle McLain Elonell Norlhrop Ve .-1 'fla ga'e' lffif Bell. Nowlen f 'faq E 11' lfurlarid Nila Joyce Poole PLEDGES A . 24 1', ,lL Shirley lhrig ,,f.,,.,, -3 'j,,j, F rf ' -, rc ff ttf E, fp' !T I 1, 'J JU!! 'f':'. ,P: 2' ,'x:' r-1213 Harry ,Y ,ff f-.,, , .-J ,fy -ae , ey ,u ,f 4, .f, Mary I-Ielen Jones Illary Ifirlland Delorez lfurland I-Ielen Leaii Illarf Long Mary Belh Meinerl Niclcie Prall Price Melva June Richardson Belly Rigq Jean Marie Simcoe Wanda Sloclclon Marlha While Beverly While Marcia Wilkerson Margery Zalabalc Mariean Orman Alyce Reed Dolores Rool Marlha Ryan Sue Saclcell Phyllis Troulman Jean While Page 260 Anderson, Arnold, Bales, Barlchursr, Barnelr, Boggs, Breeden, Brown. Burdelfe, Byers, Canlrell, Conley, Cooper, Cox, Croarlcin, Deen. Douglas, Drake, Duncan, Foddrill, Folmar, Fuller, Hamlin, Harper. Harslna, Henry, Hellman, Holcombe Hurd, L.Jol1nson, R.Jol1nson, M. H.Jones. N. L.Jones, King, Kirkland, Klein, Kurland, Lewis, M. E. Long, M. l.. Long. Maylen, McConnell, McDonald, McLain, McNeill, Miles, Nor'rl1rop,Nowlen. Orman, Piclcrell, Poole, Price, Reed, Ricl1ardson,Rigg, Roof. Ryan, Saclcelr, Simcoe, Slocldon. Troulrnan, J.Wl1i+e, M. A. Wlwile, Willcerson, Zalabalc, Page 261 DELTA ETA 1010 WE T THIRD Della Zela was founded al lvliami universily, Oxford, Ohio, Ocl. 20, l902. The diamond was chosen The sororily iewelg lhe lcilarney rose, The llower and lhe colors, vieux green and old rose. Alpha Epsilon chapler of Della Zela was inslalled on The A. 84 lvl. campus in I922 and re-inslalled in I94I. The year l947 marked lhe silver anniversary for lhe chapler AINE REISCHE Presidenl fARY ANN GALLATIN Vice Presidenl TGGY QHAEFFER Recording Secrelary ARY HOWARD Corresponding Secrelary Q! M CCY Treasurer lf-V IBETH HASKIN l-lisloruan Edilror Jo Ann Schroeder Peggy Shaehfer Palricia Scholland Joyce Spann Jane Slanlord Sue Slephens Wanda Telllelon Jessie Lou Jaclcson Joyce Kroufil Glenna Sloul Naomi Wallon Phyllis Websler Brislol, Callaway, Coles,Douql1ly, Dunham. Foreman, Fros'r, Fuss, Gallalin, Garrison. Greenwood, l-laslcin, l-lowell, l-luglwell, Jaclcson. Jones, Julian, Kroufil, McCoy, Miller. Page, Re-isclme, Schroeder, Scl1o'rlancl,Sl'1ael3ler, Spann. STepl1ens,Slou+, Telllelon, Tucker, Walron, Websler. Page 263 LPHA EP ILO CHAPTER 'T Hx, .s Q6- !1 isa If 'S' LP? x, if .s Y lynn, 4' any .f N... 'iff' 'Q' F21 's. qbff g, lq.' N ion is fb 2 ,ss KAPPA ALPHA THETA OFFICERS 1323 COLLEGE Kappa Alpha TheTa was Tounded Jan. 27, I87O, aT DePauw universiTy as The TirsT Greek leTTer TraTerniTy known among women. The BeTa ZeTa chapTer oT Kappa Alpha TheTa was Tounded on The A. 84 M. campus July 3, l9I9. The badge oT The TraTerniTy is The lciTe, The colors are black and gold, Tound boTh in The badge and in The Tlower oT The TraTerniTy, The pansy. 3EGGi' QNGLESBY . . . PresidenT .'3:ATslA Si-TELTGN . . . . . Vice-PresidenT '.'f'+Rl'E3ELLE WGRTMAN . . Recording SecreTary BARBARA ELLET . . Corresponding SecreTary .:RGlN:A POWELL . .... Treasurer DGRGTHV GGDGN . . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL w,, P 'iffard' f'- 2-rcfra Els? -- PW- Cfvz' Graz' f ' f eaa , f-. g,,J,,,,. , 1 ey ff ,. ,' 'ewes Nl, Ha, D .g, , , Hs, LH , ,,, H. , Q 'C F, f: 1 ,S UL ru p UW MEMBERS Joan Johnson Claudine Kennedy Billie King Jean Kirchner Virginia Korlman Nancy Kramer Charlene Lewis Pulli Mafia, Tvlargarel MacDonald flf,llr..'.n ffrjrjfc. fAfir'4'f: lflounfgur PLEDGES Joan Murphy Kafhleen Nelson MarTha OrcuTT Sara OrcuTT Virginia Powell Shayleen Ramsey Madeline Russell Diana She-lTon Carolyn Tixier Peggy Unglesby Marybelle WorTman , 'f 1 lrxirrri McMurray Coleen Shinn if , ,' fl' 'wa Lau Morne Aldeen Thompson 'fc' ' ,' lwurf: llOlUlQ Pal Timlfqn f Qf:'.l'f: Prilihfird Peggy Walking if anna P Al'l Helm' Jayne Pfind lrh Joan Wieqman -'fs f'--f C P-lfnfzn la? Pedal Dorolhy Williams 'I-rf E'f, ,Q3 Tlfirfy 'Quo Pohffrl, Sarah Louise Woods -1, .. 4 in P ffl Z',lif:':ll PEGGY U NGLESBY, PresidenT Page 254 Allen, Alred, Andrews, Anfrim, Barrell, Be-arden, Marianne Blackburn, Mariorie Blackburn. Blakely, Bowker, Boyan, Browning, Burkhaller, Campbell, Churchwell, Clack. Claiborne, M. A. Clark, M. Clark, Claypool, deWaHeville, Edwards,ElIe1', Ellis. Emery, Field, Gibson, Godon, Godsey, Goom, Gregg, l-larrup. l-lay, l-laylon, Hebeler, l-lulcheson Johnson, Jones, Kauffman, Kennedy. King, Kirchner, Kramer, Lewis, MacDonald, McCoy McMurry, Moore. Morse, Mounger, Murphy, Nelson, Noble, M. Orculf, S. Orc:u'H', Powell, Prifcharcl. Ramsey, Randolph, Redd, Roberls, Russell, Scheelz, Shellon, Shinn. Thompson. Timken, Tixier, Unglesby, Walkins, Wiegman, Williams, Woods, Worlman, Yadon. Page 265 KAPPA DELTA M www!!-A 703 COLLEGE A Kappa Della was lounded al Virginia Slale Normal college, Farmville, Va., on Ocl. 23, I897. Nu chapler, which will celebrale ils 3Olh anniversary lhis year, was lhe lirsl women's panhellenic lralernily lo be charlered on lhe A. 8: M. campus. Kappa Dallas have chosen lhe diamond shield as lheir badge, lhe lralernily llower is lhe while rose and olive green and while are lhe colors. ALICE LORRAINE HEARD Dorolhy Ann Shuler OFFICERS Y HEARD ..... . Presidenl ARY ANN HUNERYAGER . . Vico-Presidenl A DREY RIBBLE . . . . Secrelary BE VA DOCKUM . . . Treasurer Al-lMY RQLATER . . Social Chairman i ORMA RASMUSSEN . . Edilor MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS L Bela LCClLJ 'T Pally Nell l-luss Audrey Ribble Cffrefre Durbin Shirley Jo Lawrence Ahmy Rolaler Da' Fave' Norma Lawson Jay Dean Rollins Ra, e 'iaflef Paula Mayberry 'Aer' ,fn l-lafozr Rebecca McComb Mary Ann Swill ,ine l-larffqrau, Caralee Miller Ann Troul ff' 'fa F-iarfcf Phyllis Murphy Belly Vandevenler P 'ie Lorraine Heard Marie Pannacci Jean Ward .car 5-lj Norma Rasmussen Palsy Wode '.'a', fr lferyarger Anne Ribble Joan Yorlc PLEDGES f' i vc , Cfqffzcn Kay Medile Jean Slrernmel H, ff lea' Den Adel Emily Niffnhauc Karla Sue Sullivan Leif E'J'i'1'Q': Paley Pallon Nancy Thomason 'f-rgarr' 'va ':',n Annginelle Roberl: Camille Thornburg 3 f-nf 'y, e' Clarila Seamondz Mary Kay Vann ,fe lmarfef Carol Slephens Marian Weller f 'faq' Q Laffre Leila Sleffarl Virginia Weller Presidenl Page 266 Adams, Alcin, Allan, Bell, Bennell, Blalce, Boolh, B. Brown. J. Brown, Brownlee, Buckmasfer, Burns, Church, Cooper, Cox, Crewson. Cropper, Cross, DenAdel, Denron, Diehl, Doclcum, Durbin, Eldridge. Fosrer, Garrison, Gayley, Gunier, Harper, l-larrgraves M. Harvey, W. Harvey. Hearcl, Hull, Huneryager, l-luss, M. Lawrence, S. Lawrence, Lawson, Mayberry. McComb, Miller, Murphy, Nienhaus, Pannacci, Parion, Rasmussen, E. A. Ribble. A. Ribble, Roberls, Rolaler, Rollins, Seamands, Shuler, Srephens, Srewarr. Siremmer, Sullivan, Swift Thomason, Thornburg, Troul, Vandevenler. Vann, Ward, M. Weller, V. Weller, Wode, Wright Yorlc. Page 267 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 224 RAM EY Kappa Kappa Gamma was lounded al Monmoulh college, Monmoulli, III., Gcl. I3, I87O. Della Sigma clwapler was lormally inslalled in llie spring ol I947. Tlley cliose llie golden lcey as llweir symbol, llwe lleur-de-Iis as llweir llower, and darlc and liglil blue as llieir colors. Kappa Kappa Gamma lias 8I nalional cliaplers llirouglwoul llie coun- lry willi over 40.000 members. OFFICERS SHIRLEY KYLE . . ...... Presidenl SALLIE EGWLER . . . Vice-Rresidenl DARLENE HUGHES . Recording Secrelary VIRGINIA EARNHART . . Corresponding Secrelary SALLY SALE . . . . . . Treasurer SHEILA ALEXANDER . . Social Chairman MEMBERS'-Hp R01-L SHIRLEY KYLE, Pfesadeni MEMBERS ,L ' Lynn Gordon Nancy Morlenson Pal Hair Barbara Moyse A Elizabelln Hawlfins Alice Price Doriz Hess SJ flfilfl I-Iole lJf1VlfpVif: l'lUQl' Serie, ifyif, Iaflic Luger Hudson Ip'- ,J MEMBERS X- Laura Lou Vercliner IAargffrif, Linlliicurn f rAfmI,n Iillarlin fiffiirifz Ill',QUlfC Iflerflia Iflifllill BFJVIZUWJ Io IAIIIQI' f 5f'f-IHA Mfraff-f wa, r-iwif, Belly Ryan Sally Sale Pal' Sillel Barbara Woods Nelda Purnell Belly Sue Snell Marllia Snow Ann Springer Diane Slalllebaclc Joan Temple Rulln Ann Wliilnell Louise Wilkins Page 268 Alexander, Aslrow, Balmer, Bemis, Brown, Combesl. Drummoncl, Dullord, Earnlnarf, Ferguson, Flelclwer, J. Flilclcema P. Flilrlcema, Fowler, Goeringer, L. Gordon, S. Gordon, Green. Hair, Hawlcins, l-less, l-lolse, Hugl'1es,Kersl'1ner. Kyle, Linrlwicum, Luger, Marlin, McGuire, Midlcill, Miller. Moravec, Morlensen, Moyse, Price, Purnell, Sale, Sirfel. Snow, Springer, Srarfelbacln, Temple, Wlnifnell, Wilkins, Woods. Page 269 Eern Merrifield Pl BET PHI 'is V-M. OFFICERS G RRY llacDOUGfXLL . Presidenl JGAP KELLEY . . Vice-Presidenr BQBBIE AMIS . Recording Secrejrary ERN MERRIEIELD Corresponding Secrelary JARJORIE SILLERS .... Treasurer LPV RNE BRADFORD . Social Chairman MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS Joan Masel Berry Merveldl' Elinor Miller Mary Frances Moore Gerry Morfon Nancy Norlon Jeanne Oldham Charlene Schick Rulh Ann Schneelrlofh PLEDGES Margie Lausfen Charlene Luckfield Pal MCMillin Jane McMinimy Jane Ann McCollum Norma Jo Marlres Pufh Mullendore Paula Sue Nysuonger 923 COLLEGE Pi Bela Phi was founded a+ Mon- mourh college, Monmoulh, III., April 28, I867. I+ was Jrhe ifirsr organizarion of college women esrablished as a nalional college fralrernily. Oklahoma Bela chaprer of Pi Bela Phi was esrablished on The A. 84 M. campus in I9l9. The Pi Bela Phi pin is a golden arrow and ils colors are wine red and silver blue symbolized in Jrhe wine carnalion. -shi 'UN GERRY MacDOUGALL, Presiclenl' Dorie Jean Seilcel Mary B. Shull Joyce Shulh Marjorie Sillers Peggy Siem Sandy Srevens i Jeanne Thomas F l-lelen Van Winlale Elo Wainscorl Par While Mary Lou Shannon Rosemary Smilh Eileen Sfeeds Margaref S'ruar'r Pal' Taylor Jody Thomas Paffy Rulh Wheeler Page 270 Abrams, Adams, Allspauqh, Amis, Armslronq, Bond, Bradford, Breclcenridqe. Burn, Caldwell. Carman, Crawford, Douglass, Earfhman, Erwin, Ezell. Finch, Fox, Frizzell, Gaines, Gibson, Haclcleman, Harlan, Harper. Hinlcel, Hopkins, James, M. L. Jones, S. l..Jones, Kelley, Kelly, Kerriqan. Kimlaell, Lancasrer, Larlcin, Lausien, Luclcfield, MacDougall, Marlces, Masel. McCollum, McMalcin, McMillin, McMinimy, Merrifield, Merveldl, Miller, Moore. Morfon, Mullendore, Norlon, Nyswonger, Oldham, Schick, Schneelclorh, Shannon. Shull, Shulrz, Siller, Smirh, Sleeds, Siem, Srevens, Sluarl. Taylor, Jeanne Thomas, Jo Anne Thomas, Van Winlcle, Wainscofr, Wheeler, While. Page 271 OKLAHOMA BETA CHAPTER vs Cr . i- wif 3 if 1,395 an lv- .- C5 3 9- --1 15.2 '49- ,359 YV' '37 7 -Rin Qc: Q? 'T inc 'h WF 'A g 11.1 --XM-. ,ag 2? ZETA TA ALPH -ff DELGRES WCDODRUEF ELIZABETH SCI-IMIDT JEAN COLLYER . BARBARA BROWN MARIAN PALLETTE . BETTY MACEY . . OFFICERS MEMBERSHIP ROLL MEMBERS CharloTTe NorTon Marion PaleTTe Jeannine PaTchen Frances PenningTon Beverly Pickens f f'-:L e T!I5:'iiy'VY GiIberT Plifser I-Iinlli i Jia' I-linlle Efelyr Jchnion Mary lfline Maudeen Ifuylrendall Nor Dir 2 Leale , .'f: lAF:Ihf:Py .J': f lAiI'.f I lf'J'.T'J DIIGVI 3 L - ffff. ifwff .J J, ,L,,I ' 'Ui' 51 E'JnaV'J' ELM! ?,,4.i x 'ef Eirer f . Dfw' EJ ,-in -iw, erf.if5f.f tx, ' f he Garner ,yy I-fliyijg Qrlfff EIizabeTh Schmidl' C IesTe Shinlcle E' PLEDGES Mary Lofflher Joan McArThur lfalhleen Murphy Alma Milli Barbara Noe Jean F'-eavori l'lf1 Shirley Jaclcon roldean I-Ianey a Ann Oldharn . PresidenT Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . Treasurer Social Chairman . . l'lisTorian 1001 CIILLEGE Founded aT Virginia STaTe Normal school, Earmville, Va., on OCT. I5, I898, ZeTa Tau Alpha celebraTed iTs golden anniversary This year, wiTh Alpha Upsi- lon chapTer observing iTs silver anniver- sary on The A. 84 M. campus aT The same Time. ZeTa Tau Alpha has 82 ac- Tive chapTers. The colors oT The Tra- TerniTy are Turquoise blue and sTeeI gray. The Tlower is The whiTe violeT. DELORES WOODRU FF, PresidenT Bobbie Fay SmiTh Inez SpaeTh Naomi Shepard Wanda STiles BeTTy STraughan Marilyn WhiTehead Nancy Ann STump Delores WoodruTT Carolyn WyaTT BeTTy Rowland Jo Nell Sears Sue Turner Ann WebsTer Madolon Weiss Thelma WingeT La June WinT Mary Alice WhiTe Page 272 Apple, Allcins, Bearder1,BellaHi, Brown, Buck, Chadwiclc. Childers, Chuda, Clay, Cleveland, Collyer, Cook, R. Cunningham. E. J. Cunningham, Darlow, David, Dixon, Fallefli, R. Fisher, S. Fisher. Flelcher, Friman, C-5ilber1',Greider, M. Gorman, S. Gorman, Hinlcel. Jackson, Johnson, Kline, Lowlher, Malheny, Macy, McAr+hur. Mills, Murphy, Noe Nor1'on,PalleHe, Palchen, Reger. Rowland, Schmidt Sears, Shepard, Shinlcle, Srnilh, Sleil Slrauqhan. Turner, Websler, While, Whilehead, Wingel, Winl, Woodruff, Wyafl, Page 273 4 PA HELLE IC COU CIL OFFICERS CELESTE Sl-HNKLE .... LMONA Tl-lORNDYKE . X'ARclCl2IE BLACKBURN . Tre Woven s Panhellenic council is comprised 5 'ne pre-sdenl and one delegale from each ol one nalional womens panhellenic Tralernilies 'ne Oklahoma A. 81 M. College campus and :ws oireclly wilh lhe oiclice of lhe dean of .-.orren. The oiclicers ol lhe Panhellenic council, nero 'h rolalrion by each chapler in The order of s eslaphshmenl on This campus, serve for a 'efrr ol one year. The purpose ol The organizalion is lo main- an on a high plane, Tralernily life and inlerlra- 'efniry relalionships and lo cooperale wilh The coliege aulhorilies in Their eiclorl lo mainlain high social and scholaslic slandards lhroughoul The college and lralernily world. Women's pan- hellenic acls as a forum lor The discussion of Ylllv . Presidenl . Secrelary . Treasurer FL CELESTE Sl-l IN KLE, Presiclenr gueslions ol inleresl in lhe college and fraler- nilry world and complelres rules governing rushing, pledging and inilialrion on lhis campus. Each woman's fralrernily helps sponsor one of lhe annual proiecls during lhe school year. This year Alpha Chi Omega and Zelra Tau Alpha were in charge of Jrhe panhellenic workshop and allru- islic program which was designed lo give inslruc- lion on presenl day gueslions. Chi Omega and Pi Bela Phi were in charge of The Campus Chesl drive while olher proiecls and sponsors were pan- hellenic dance, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Junior Panhellenicg panhellenic yearboolc, Kappa Della: rush boolclels, Alpha Della Pi and Kappa Alpha Thela, and spring receplion, Della Zela. QE f, 'Yfsngrl ,., fm IIS .-v' ,W .rf 1 H v'?xi W. x ,X ' vn. Q -, s T, ,1-up R . Row I: fiaclnurr Boyer, Crandf-ll H 'd l'-l l r , ar , u l, Kyle. Row 2: IAaciJougaill, Moyne, Pemb Reische, Shaelrler, Shinlrle. Row 3: Zl f,',f:, Thorne: Thorndyle, Unglezby, Woodruff, Zalabalc, Page 274 JR. PA HELLE IC CIIU CIL OFFICERS KARLA SUE SULLIVAN . . . LOUISE WILKINS . . JANE IvIcIv1INIMY . The Junior Panhellenic council is a panhellenic Iraining program for pledges. This organizalion, similar Io Ihe Women's Panhellenic council, is composed of Ihe pledge presidenl, a regular delegale and an allernale of each of Ihe nine panhellenic women's Tralernilies on Ihe campus. The purpose of The iunior panhellenic is Io ac- guainl pledges wilh Ihe organizalion and acfivi- Iies of senior panhellenic, Io discuss problems common Io Ihe various Tralernily pledges and Io develop a broader underslanding of leadership among college groups. Junior Panhellenic council sponsors pledge Ieas . Secrefary . Prezidcnl . Treaiurer ffl f. 'gil 'AA 'ff'. L.. given by each sororily pledge class on Irie C pus, and 'rhis year shared Ihe responsibTli+y or annual panhellenic dance. In addilrion. 7ufifcr c hellenic sponsored a drive for Chrislrras gift children supporfed by Ihe slafe welfare bc Approximalely 450 gifls were disfribuled arr Ihese needy and apprecialive Oklahoma f dren. Officers are selecled by Ihe individual ple class according Io Ihe alphabelical order women's Iralernifies on Ihe campus. The pf den+ for Ihe year was from Ihe Kappa D sorori+y. X I 1 3 Q . , . 1313? Row I: Browning, Wilkins, Sullivan, McIv1inimx Harlan, Gormei Row 2: Jones, Fuller, Barnell, Brown, Sfouf, Gafrisof' Done' 31- Page 275 A 4... 1 X . xi. ,Wa Y x Y X - b Qs, . .fx NR' .MFT ff, V' Xa W- ' iff' Y N :1-fa ,ir .- X ,KX N. A X. MN . M ,fa qu- ,gg,4,. E,-- AX -- 41 1 XSS: ?,, 'U'i x fi ,T gfefi . X . , . , 5 , X, , A . ,M ,, wg, g 1 , 33 'W J' H352 ' - in-Y A v V- N. .ww LAANN , - A-3+ -fy Y Mi 'INT ., , ' i M- X Sf ' , , 2. .--, .399 , , M, X-1. . Q www - mv K 2 Q KREQNFK Yi 1 2 A 5 Q -LN - J Hg Ngg 1.51, 2 w 'ass-3 , '- 1- X X X mg:x19.5f: 1 QQHL ' ' , . iff x '--YK' , ix , Q , mx is -- ,K xg, .T A ,M K, . 'X si 1 . 1 . NX xX ,, 1 E ,, V s .-. , , ,X . fir: .U Q W W A Sis, K dw, ,K - X1 wb Q , W , 'NN-. X ,539 5 'x -Nw R X - , SSN Q H XM S X, X.. . '1 w 1 X b - A W Q.: ,ng X lv ff- .Q 55 ,J-1-'ff K,f Ji 1 f 1 f ' f f , f f L U V 'ggi XZ' 5 QW' 1 gf 1 ,M N7 51 ' , igifggle V 4 -3 f.- , ,- 4 I -W ,L 1 . F7 bf ,mln 4:44 f' , . ' ' Q , .- f ', fe f 1? ' ' 'f ' m 1 3' WK r Nl , V. ., . nigh GRA D COU CIL OFFICERS MOLLY HARTWICK . . JOAN WILES . fic LAWANDA DOTSON 'ary iw MOLLY HARTWICK, Presidenl' Grand council is an organizaTion which serves as a when The girls moved bad TnTc 're Pa 2 governing body Tor The women's residence halls. IT en- AT The monThly meeTings oi Tre Graff courages cooperaTion and serves as a represenTaTive body creaTing a Teeling oT uniTy Tor Willard, Murray and NorTh Murray halls. Dean STouT acTs as The sponsor OT The governing body which is composed oT The presidenT, secreTary, social chairman and Tloor presidenTs oT each hall. Grand council was organized in June, I943, when The women sTudenTs moved Trom Murray hall To live in ll oT The TraTerniTy houses called vicTory halls. This organi- zaTion was To head The V-halls and conTinued To TuncTion Things are discussed as ways To Lbfflffzf' :C ings, social acTiviTies and The ac'viT'e: cl 1 zaTions connecTed wiTh Grand courcf l' organizaTion oT Murray hall as a frezrr' wiTh The adiusTmenTs ThaT were made as ' change. l.asT year Grand council a'so azz' izing a similar council Tor mens oorm :' The Grand council proiecT Tor 'hs ,ea sponsor Through Tinancial and oTher ao a paper in each oT The Three women s dorm' Row I: Allen, Fincher, l-larry, Wiles, T-larTwiclc, DoTson, Johnson Scarorc-, Row 2: l-larris, Kirk, GarlingTon, Mclxlees, Malini, Barbara Davis, Alfa lfafs K Row 3: Lowry, Parrish, Wingiield, Miller, Wilkins, BrenTon, Price, T-lur'ef. . Li ' ...X if, s 19 fl Q I J ' s i 1? Nu Page 277 J I A I -1' 'Q-LL Willard hall TirsT opened her doors To coeds in The Tall oT l939. AlThough iT was under The managemenT oT The navy during The war, iT re- gained iTs sTaTus as women's residence hall on The campus oT A. 81 M. in l945. The girls who live in Willard hall, named Tor Frances E. Willard, call iT home, Tor here They Tind lasTing Triendships and a spiriT oT democ- racy. lT is an archiTecTural Triumph, combining The elemenTs oT beauTy, eTTiciency and comTorT. The hall iTselT is oT The modiTied Georgian ar- chiTecTure, while The inTerior reTlecTs modernisTic TreaTmenT oT The l8Th cenTury Turnishings accen- TuaTed by Two small living rooms done in early American and Chinese Chippendale sTyles. Vlfillard hall is under The supervision oT The housernoTher, Mrs. Pope, and her assisTanTs, Mrs. Tidvfell, Mrs. Crozier and Mrs. STringTield. They OFFICERS FMIJEDELLE FlllCl-TER .... . . PresidenT X- UCF CLll lE . . . . . Vice-PresidenT CP PPlE LEE JQT-ll lSQlXl . . SecreTary-Treasurer HELEN l-TFPP f . . . Social Chairman ILLARD HALL -sq-1 are aided. by The house council which is The gov- ernmenTal organ, composed oT The presidenT, vice-presidenT, secreTary-Treasurer, social chair- man and Tloor oTTicers. The oTTicers, wiTh The help oT The oTher girls, were responsible Tor The Tine enTerTainmenT and The winning house decoraTions Tor homecoming and The homecoming TloaT. Besides The regular dance hours, winTer and spring Tormals are held To highlighT The social TuncTions oT The girls who live in .Willard hall. Besides dorm acTiviTies The Willard girls are ac- Tive in sporTs and general campus acTiviTies. They are members oT The scholasTic honor soci- eTies and honorary TraTerniTies and They all worlc Tor The honor oT The hall making iT a home oT which To be proud. MRS. VIRGINIA POPE, HosTess Page 278 Acker, J. Allen, M. Allen, S. Allen, Alspach, Alworfh, Amend, Anrhony. Arrnsfrong, Arkinson, Auslin, Avanzini, Ayres, Bahos, Bailey, E. Baker. J. Baker, J. L. Baker, Balzer, Barby, Barham, Barron, Bafes, Below. Bickham, l. Birdwell, L. Birdwell, Bisagno, Marianne Blackburn, Marjorie Blackburn, Blagg, Blanken, Bloch, Boasso, Mary Boafrighf, Mildred Boarrighr, Bohanon, Bolling, Bond, Boolhe. Bowles, Bowman, Boyd, Bradshaw, Branf, Breckenridge, Brewer, Brewingron. Brinslield, Brillon, Brooks, Befh Brown, Bonira Brown, H. Brown, M. Brown, Browning. Broyles, Brundage, Barbara Bryanf, Beulah Bryanr, Bunch, Burke, Burruss, Burr. Byers, Bynum, Card, A. Carpenler, E. Carpenler, Carson, Cary, Casey, Charles. Page 279 ILLARD HALL 1:-7' 536-4 -sv 'E' .- 'FD 1' 46. 414' '-r X, ! Yrs A vim 'YS7' ,N 'Tsai 'W'-,. nib. '-rr f ' 'Q-.3 'wx 4.9 sam gf --q 56 -r rg-s f 7 7'4- as QF MINS -SQ ag-1 'ai ,,, an 'V ..:, V , .3 .. i :b 5 4. 3-ask 2f - '7 ILLARD HALL We 4 7, , . ! V f-is . Q' ' nf f Cl'1unlco,Clarlcson, Cleveland, Cleverley, Cline, Clower, Coffey, Cornbesl. Conrad, Converse, Cope, Corfman, Cornelius, J. Courrer, P. Courier, Cox. Crews, Daniel, Darr, David, A. Davis, B. Davis, B. L. Davis, B. R. Davis. P. Davis, T. Davis, Davy, Dean, Dixon, Dodson, Dowlen, Dreessen. Dulce, Dunaway, Duncan, Dunn, Ealces, Edson, Ereclcson, Evans. Fervoy, Fields, Fincher, Fosfer, Fraser, FriHs, Galvin, F. GarreH'. G. Garrell, Garrison, Garsl, Gealches, Gilmore, Goddard, Goldsmiflw, Good. Goode, Goodwin, Grady, Gray, Graves, Green, Greenberg, Greenig. Greer, Grover l-laqelsfein, l-lamillon, l-lansens, l-larringfon, l-larry, Harvey, Hayes. Page 280 Helfrey, Hendrickson, Henke B. Henry, E. Henry, Higdon, Higgins, Hilderbrand. Hohenadel, B. Holcomb, P. Holcomb, Holmes, Hoodenpyle, B. Hopkins, L. Hopkins, Horn. Howe, Hubbard, Hucldleslron, Hudgens, Hudson, Hueber1',HuleH', Hull. Hu nsaker, Hunfer, Hufchison, Jackson, Jacobs, James, Jayne, Jefiress. A.Jol1nson, C.Jol1nson, E.Jol'1nson, Marflwa Johnson, Mary Johnson, Jones, Kaiser, Kalka. Karlsson, Kendall, Kerns, Key, Kimler, Knox, Koesfer, Kronn. Kruse, Lancles, Lane, Lawfon, Lawyer, Lea, Lekas, Ligqensfolfer. Ligonnef, Lindly, Lindsey, Lockarcl, Long, Lovelace, Lowry, Luckinbill. Lyman, Maker, Mall, MarlaH', Ma++ar, McColougl'1 Mccown, McDaniel McGinnis. Page 281 McMinn, Mears, Medford, Meier, Mideke, Milacek, E. Miller, J. Miller, N. Miller, Mogg, Moon, Moore, M. Morgan, P. Morgan, Morrel, Morris. Morrison, Moseley, Mowdy, Murray, Nall, Nasheri, Neiden, B. Nelson. M. Nelson, Nevin, Nichols, Nicholson, Nims, Noble, J. Norris, W. Norris. Cakes, Overfeli, Overfon, Padgeff, Paine, Palmer, Parlcer, Parlcs. Pale, Palricli, Pereboom, Perkins, Perry, Margarei Phillips, Mary Jo Phillips, Piclieii. Piplcins, Piiiman, Poarch, Pope, Posl', Price, Puinam, Ragland. Rafclilii, Redmond, Reed, Reeves, Regisier, Reiiel, Reynolds, D. Rhodes V. Rhodes, Richards, Richmond, Riggs, Robe-ris, Roeplca, Rogers, Rolsfon, Roolc. Page 282 J. Rose, M. Rose, Rosenaur, Rosenberger, Roulc, Roulef, Rounds. Rule. Russell, Rusl, Saling, Sapp, Sallerlee, Schalz, Schmidf, Schmifz. Schuermann, Self, Sharlcey, Sharp, Shellon, Shuck, Simmonds, Simonlon. Sil rel, Sowers, Spurgin, Slarlc, Sfales, Slaude, Slicelber, Slrou pe. Slump, Summers, Swealrlr, Tabb, Taulman, Taylor, Tennyson, D. Thompson. M. Thompson, B.Thornhill, V. Thornhill, Tilley, Townsend, Trindle, Trosper, C. Tucker. M. Tuclcer, Turley, Unlerlcircher, Van Burlcleo, Vann, Van Osdol, Viclnery, Wallers. Warren, Walers, Weber, Weier, Wheeler, F.Whi+e. Y.While, Whilmer, Wiesener. Wiggins, Wiles, Wilkins, Willis, J.Wilson, M. Wilson, Woodson, Wrighf, Young. Page 283 ILLARD HALL in '3 'lr V 1 1.-, 'U fl .Ak 'LW Is...-Ziff!! iv- 06' Aff!- A RZ. .f .if ,1- QC-r l 1 A QQ' ix: .R 'TY 'PS Www 3-S '-.li-5 -ar' AQMN 1-. M ex YZ' if G so-0 ii? 1 R , n ,X we S 7.1 s -an - . 'N .. ..- 'ze' in Y 'fl l ., in 'Q 1 1 Q- 'T' 's 1 .ag li w'eli-znaWn Murray hall, named for William l-l. Murray governor of fhe sfafe of Oklahoma i-.nen the building was consfrucfed, became fhe cenfer of inferesf on fhe campus fhis year. For fre frsf fime in ifs hisfory fhis large women's dorrrirory, sifuafed on fhe soufhwesf corner of 're Cklahoma A. 81 M. campus, housed all fresh- rran girls on fhe campus. The only excepfions fo 'hs rule are fhe girls who live in Sfillwafer. l-lead of fhe residence af Murray, Mrs. Maud Lafirrer. assisfed by Mrs. Minnie Armour, Mrs. Mable Clingenpeel and Miss Elizabefh Choafe, freshman advisor, aided fhe girls in adiusfing fo co'lege life. Their undersfanding, counseling and careful guidance helped fo give fhe girls fhe besf hall possible in which fo live and also fo iniecf nigh ideals in each individual girl. fslfhough upperclassmen in Murray were rep- esenfed only by fhe sfudenf counselors, Eliza- OFFICERS HCPVP SC!-PBPCDUGH .... . . Presidenf -CJSE f!lLVlllS . . . . Vice-Presidenf if 95,14 Pf- JG MILLEP , . Secrefary-Treasurer Lf'-'VCIP 'fcl JEES . MURRAY HALL befh Polk, Maudean Kuylcendall, Clara Jander, Verna Wolfe, Dorofhy Kirfley, Moneffe Mincher and Paf Carpenfer, fhe freshman women losf no fime in geffing info fhe swing of college acfivi- fies, bofh inside and oufside of fheir dormifory. Shower duclcings, house parfies and paiama par- fies added gay diversions fo regular sfudy peri- ods, and fhe beaufiful Snowball Chrisfmas for- mal was pronounced a huge success by all who affended. On fhe serious side, inspiring devo- fionals were held on each closed nighf. Also, a newspaper sfaff wifh Kafhleen Jehliclca, edifor, and Louise Willcins, associafe edifor, published weekly edifions of fhe Murray Megaphone. Claiming freshman girls in oufside acfivifies were various women's frafernifies and campus organizafions. Louise Wilkins was a member of Grand council, Delores Kurland capfured fhe of- fice of secrefary-freasurer of fhe freshman class. l Social Chairman MRS. MAUD LATIMER, Hosfess Page 284 Abboll, L. Adams, P. Adams, Akin, Allman, J.Anderson, K. Anderson, P. Anclerson, Apple. Askew, Bailey, B. Baker, M. Baker, P. Baker, Barker, Barkl'1urs'r,Barne'r'r, N. Barrell. V. Barrerr, Barile-H, Basserr, Bares, Bauscln, M. H. Bearden, M. M. Bearden, Beers, Belknap. Bemis, Bennerr, Besr, Beyer, Blair, Blake, Blakely, Blakney, Boafman. Boevers, Bogensclwulz, Booker, Boone, Bowles, Boyan, Brady, Branson, Brenron. Brewer, B. J. Briggs, L. Briggs, Brisrer, B. Brown, E. Brown, J. Brown, V. Brown, Browne. J. Browning, N. Browning, Brownlee, B. Buck, M. Buck, Bucklin, Bullinq, Buncl'1,BurdeH. Burklwalrer, Burns, Burris, Bussey, Burcher, Byers, Calderwood, D. Caldwell, V. Caldwell. J. Campbell, M. Campbell, Cann, Capps, Carpenrer, Carroll, Carrer, Casey, Caywood. Page 285 M RRAY HALL I , V' av- N, -auf' 4-sw. fi' Q77 ,-, ,- .ywv -vw 'DWF y.- if l i '5. 44. QQ? ' 4 5 X sa ., X B, ,,., ,Za Gs fe? ,fi '32 .ff 'NNW xg- f. ll -ov' 1 -'I 'fx,.- -A,-. ,rf-. ..... -e---Ji' E5 ff P w-,1 as :bonu df Q52 -Q 1 JR.-.. ,--. 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I, it - I: ,V I ,xg 4' I my .y 2,5- 'N 3. JI 4-15 . Charles, Chelf, Cherry, Childers, Chilwood, Chopra, Chuda, Churchwell, Clack. Clapp, Clark, Clarke, Clay, J. Cleveland, M. Cleveland, Cline Coles, Comsrock. Congdon, Conley, Cooper, Coppage, Corona, Corfner, Coulson, Crahan, Crewson. Culver, F. Cunningham, R. Cunningham, G. Curry, J. Curry, David, Dearsron, Dickerson, Dixon. Dobbs, Douglas, Drake, DuBois, Duncan, Earihman, Eden, Edingfon, Eimer. Eldridge, Ellis, Ellison, Emery, Endres, Erickson, Erwin, Eihridge, Evans. Ezell, Fairbanks, Falkensfein, Fisher, Jane Flefcher, Joanne Flercher, June Flelcher, Flikkema, Folmar. Foreman, J. Fosler, lvl. Fosler, French, Frosl', Fry, Fuller, Fuss, Gaines. Garreljr, M. Garrison, V. Garrison, Gasfon, Gayman, George, Gilmer, Glover, Goeringer. Page 286 Gooch, Goodwin, M. E. Gorman, M. L. Gorman, Gregory, Greider, Grieser, Groneman, Hale. B. Hall, L. Hall, M. Hall, Harnillon, Haney, Hansford, Hargrove, Harris, B. Harrison. G. Harrison, Hays, Hayfon, Heisler, Henry, Henson, Hill, Hinlcle, Hoiq. Holcombe, Holdren Hopkins, Horfon, Ho'Hle, Howard, Hrornas, Hudson, Humphrey. Hufchison, Hyden, Ihrig, James, Jander, Jehliclca, Jernigan, Jessee, Johndrow. Johns, J.Johnson, P.Johnson, Johnslon, G.Jones, l.Jones, J.Jones, M.Jones, Kannady. Keelon, Kelly, Kershner, Joan King, Joanne King, Kingsley, Kirlcland, Klemme, Kopp. D. Laird, P. Laird, Lancasler, Lauslen, Lawrence, Ledbefler, Lewis, Lonneniclc, J. Long. M. Lonq, Lowfher, Luclciield, Mace, Maclcey, Marlces. A. Marshall, L. Marshall, Mafhews. Page 287 May, McArll'1ur, McBride, H. McCollum, J. McCollum, McCoy, McCurry, Mcl-lenry, Mcl nfyre. McMillin, McMurry, McNees, McPherson Milburn, Miller, Mills, Minclwer, Mifclwell. Molz, Moore, Morava, Moravec. B. Morrow, M. Morrow, Morse, Moulder, Nailon. Nall, Neely, Nienhaus, Noe, Nyswonger, O'Bryan, Odom, Ogle1'ree,0ldl1am. Osborn, Osborne, Palmer, Panlell, Park, Pafion, Peer, Percival, Perkins. Piccolo, Picl4e-H, Pifclwer, PiHman, Pogue, Polic, Polenza, Poynier, Prifchard. Procior, Purnell, PyeaHe, Radke, Randall, Randolph, Red Ellc, Reed. Rice, Riclwier, B. Roberfs, N. Roberis, Rollier, Roluls, Rornine. Roof. Rubreclwf, M. Ryan, P. Ryan, Saclceil, Sanford, Sarver, Sayers,Scarbrouql1. Scl'1ardein,Scl'1ee+z, Scoflr, Seago, E. Sears, N. Sears, Shackelford, Slwaclcelfon. Page 288 M. Shannon, W. Shannon, Sherrod, Shinn, Shumard, Simonlon, Skaggs, Small, A. Smalley. K. Smalley, L. Smilh M. Smilh, Snell, Snelson, Snow, Snuggs, Sorrels, Springer. Sfaieler, Sfauhfer, Sfeeds, G. Sfephens J. Sfephens, B. Siewarl, L. Sfewari, M. Sfewarf, Sfinson. Sfolpe, Siolls. S1'remmel,Siunlcard, Siurm, Sullivan, Suhlle, Talley, Tale. Cecelia Taylor, Colleen Taylor, Teague, Temple, Thomason, D. Thompson, J. Thompson, Thurslon, Tiller. Tollelf, Trelcell, Trenf, Trindle, Tripp, Troop, Trouiman, C. Turner D. Turner. Upfon, D. Vogel, G. Vogel, Wade, Wallis, M. Wallcins, P. Wailcins, Weafherlord, Weiss M.Wel'rer, V. Weller, J.Whi+e, N.While, Whilnell, Widener, Wiley, Willcerson. Willcins, Barbara Williams, Belly Williams, Dolores Williams Doroihy Williams, lvl. Williams, Wilshire, Windler. Wingef, Wini, Wisherd, Wolfe, Woods, Woodworih Wrighl, Wuller, Page 289 if rf ' ' ' arm ' 's'fY'e3'Z'fi , YYWQX ,J .-, , S' 1, elsifvlfgr Af, , ' Nsr1'1f?5g:fFsigxxv gay: T 2'-KW: f' 'Tzf- , 1 fl Qc A jffvjy QVJMQ3 , i:j.sQ,1i'-'glwnw 5 wx , 4, . -4 if Q2 V X Qi Norlh Murray, Oklahoma A. 84 M.'s dormilory for women who are uopefclassrnen, houses approximalely I6O sludenls. This is lhe lirsl year 'ne dormilory has operaled as an independenl unil. The dormilory was named in honor ol former Gov. William l-l. Murray and is a smaller replica of lhe four-slory Georgian design found in Murray hall. l-lead ol Norrh Murray hall is Mrs. Gerlrude Reed, assisled by Mrs. l.'llus Leach. Wilh such capable and underslanding women in 'rhe hall, '+ is easy +o realize why lhe girls have learned To love living There. Onicers lor Jrhe year include Lorna Allen, presidenlg Alice Wingfield, i.f'ce-president Nora Rulh Kirk, secrelary-lreasurer, and Wanda Parrish, social chairman. Acfivilies lor lhe year included a l-lallowe'en soclc-hop, a Chrislmas dale parly and lhe annual spring formal, along with numerous olher gala 0RTH URRAY HALL sccasians, vias. eERrRuDE REED, Hosfess 36 1115- 45 I :af '1 'wr Pcge 293 Geis, Gigoux, Gilberf, Green, Harnillon, Hansen, Harmon, A. Harp, M. Harp. Harfwiclc, Higdon, Hinds, Hopper, Horne, Hosller, Housman, B. Johnson, C.Johnson L.Johnson, E.Jones, S.Jones, Keafon, Kirlc, Kizziar, Lee, Leeseberg, Llewellyn. Lowry, Lyon, Marlin, Marshall, Maxey, McAr+hur, McCord, Meinelce, Moore. Murrell, Nelson, Nichols, O'Kie1f, Oliver, Panlell, Parker, Parrish, Pearson. Penninglon, Pelerson, Preslon, Price,Ren1cro, Rogers, Schroeder, Rundle, Rulherlord. Schulrz, Shellenberger, Shores, Shulls, Shulfz, Skaggs, Sloneker, Spencer, Slarlc. Slreclcer, Taylor, Terral, J.Thompson, M. Thompson, Tippens, Torrance, Tucker. Tyler, Van Siclcle, Vernon, Waller, Wheel, While, Wiggins, Williamson Wills, Wingfield, Wornaclc, Woods, Wrighr, Young, Zarlaludes, Zeelc. Page 291 AF' Jus I v 'X lille. - .1 'x fi Q 4 2'-v 4 Q 1.4 xlX .. EEA I - ,Muir i Q -19 . -4.-.-.pq ..- vxwaq l - ' Q sq-ms. L-new N ?5'+f W gp-...an ,,,,. .1 cyp- 3 E f U if'fii'f 9? -wi ran--0 QM i 1, s C -Q N P 1--.L . 'Net 6 ,f ' ,Z ff' ff 1-2- ., 'arf' FN f 1 pf 4:1 f-Y x ,- p ' f, N ,. -1 s-gif' Page 292 CY AL: Y 7 end A41 HANNER H LL ,TIN it ...W s,K1:,idayu4f l-lanner hall, Oklahoma A. 84 Mfs aThleTic dormiTory, houses approximaTely l62 men in iTs Three-sTory sTrucTure locaTed almosT in The cenTer of A. 81 lvlfs campus. ErecTed in l925 in honor oT CapT. CarTer C. l-Tanner, World War l hero who Tell in acTion, T-lanner hall has in The pasT Three years become known as The aThleTe's home, wiTh approxi- maTely 95 per cenT oT iTs boys being engaged in Trosh and varsiTy sporTs. A spiriT oT group living presides in This home away Trom home and This Theme has been car- ried ouT exTensively by The house olliicers ThroughouT The year. ln addiTion To The usual college rouTine oT sTudying and advancing schol- asTically, The men in T-lanner have Their Tun wiTh hayrack rides, picnics and dances, along wiTh Their annual ChrisTmas parTy. Also. aTTer all sporTs evenTs aT our college The aThleTes' parenTs and Triends are served coTTee in The hall and are inviTed To spend some Time as guesT oT men in l-lanner. OTTicers Tor The year are Zed Grissom, presi- denTq Frank Allen, vice-presidenTg J. T. Anderson, secreTary-Treasurer, and William Anderson, so- cial chairman. Row l: Pool, Nelson, Vann, Jack, l-lowland, Skinner, STruck, Andrews, Uhlenhake, Miller. Row 2: K. Groom, M. D. Groom, Shelhamer, WaTTs, Long, F. FiTTer, S. FiTTer, Warren, Teakell, Dunkin. Row 3: Todd, Horn, SalwaechTer, Anderson, FriTz, Groom, Pope, STolpe, SalwaechTer, VoighT. Row 4: Pollen Peachee Mock, Busse, Loyd, BraTcher, Yarbrough, Gwinn, Lipe. 5 'FT X . T' Page 294 ' Vwrgiwfi, J f if U-3' 4' ' . r' ,,. F ' T' T .xffsr , P A V Q. J - . ' A- 41 ,- V T-Mk . F' .x 3 ' +v Row I: Layman, Shackelford, Skaggs, Balginy, Grissom, Long, Allen, Wagner Hz fre. Row 2: Nichols, Biggs, Hamill, Kempa, WebsTer, Schuermann, Dickson, Uzzery lfeyz. Row 3: l-lursT, Goeringer, Taloor, Parks, Cohlmia, Jernigan, McArThur, Smirk Dame 1. Row 4: SmiTh, Pack, STroker, Burch, BradTord, McNeil, EnTzminger, Labadie Seiifeo. IT looks as Though l-lanner will soon become a l-lall oT Fame. The picTure of CapTain l-lanner, in whose honor The hall is named, who gave his liTe in World War l, and LieuTenanT Karl Fredrick l-leTzel who was The TirsT A. 84 lvl. sTudenT To give his liTe in World War II, hang on The walls OT The house living room. RecenTly added To These is The Ia+e Coach Edward C. Gallagher, Grand Old Man oT The maTg also Dr. l-lenry G. BenneTT and Dean C. l-l. McElroy. The hall won The all-college inTramural baskei ball TournamenT lasT year and also l-Tanner had The all-college soTTball champs. This year The Touch TooTball FaT-boys were in The Tinals. The Gonks, l-lanner's soTTball Team, was composed cT ClayTon Davis, George Seals, Frank Allen, Bch l-lobson, Jack l-larTman, Bill Gwinn, Leroy Carey. Gene CheaTham, Floyd Goss, Jim Shelhanref John Yarbough and George Cellars, manager. l-losTess oT The hall is Elnore Gassaway. Row I: Reeder. ConkwrighT, STeiner, Foley, Darcey, Miller, Scanlan, Lynch, PiTzer. Row 2: RuTh, Hardin, WarnsdorTer, TarranT, GilchrisT, Colclazier, Johnson, Pc,-.ell Row 3: Kerns, Meeker, Weaver, Ross, Gray, Ivie, Riley, Lewis, JohnsTon. i' T NH' '- X. ,iff . I N , qgeiwggq ' l Page 295 Y' , Zi , , fi 3 6' THATCHER HALL Jess'-e ThaTcher hall was named in honor oT esse Thafcher BosT, The TirsT woman graduaTe :T Qsahonna A. X4 M. College. The hall was ccmp efeo in l925. being used TirsT as a women's 3C 'i'C'w and laTer during The war by The navy. The nail was opened To college sTudenTs aT The ceghnrg QT The Tall Term oT I94o wiTh TaciliTies :cf 150 fren. The hall has since disTinguished iT- :ef c-.f a represenTaTion oT aT leasT 20 per cenT :T s 'esioenTs on The dean's honor roll each :QfYKGS+Cf oo cv V . 'm...',.,T lv' ' Q x.iswm':i.-..fv- wie M ThaTcher hall enjoyed a well-rounded social calendar during The year including dances, pic- nics, open house Tor homecoming wiTh enTries in The homecoming parade and house decoraTions. There are I5 sTaTes and PuerTo Rico repre- senTed in The hall, wiTh men enrolled in every school on The campus. There has been an un- usual amounT oT cooperaTion in preparing Tor our varied acTiviTies. These eTTorTs have been coordinaTed by The capable oTTicers who are Paul AnThony, presi- Row l: E ew- T'1'.f,i Jones Harold Jones, Greiner, James. Row 2: T' f 1: 3. 'if G 'g:c,- Arlhony, Pichey, Johnson, Osburn, Wade, l-lurley. Row 3: ix f A E- 'ge' Diver Giemnlanner, Beers, EllioTT, Cox, l-larpman, G. SmiTh, Mogg, Ryan, l-laTheway. Row 4: 5 1 ,wr Tfyfcpcf Bee' J. W. Moreland, Van Moreland, Mifchell, l-lurford, Purcell, SToclcTon, Barr, Fowler. Page 296 f X 'rd Row I: Louis Hill, Dale Hill, Thomas Holzberlein, William Holzberlein. Row 2: Madden, Nelson, Smarl, Whilecrow, Ziegler, Peabody, Parrish, Hulcherson, Bailey, Jonez. Row 3: Slillman, Hedrick, Bouldin, Yeager, Tillolson, C. Lynch, Thorslenberg, Brown, !. Lynch, Minchef, Fra:-2' Pfgg: sin' R ow 4: Mohon, Carr, Sliles, Bamburg, Bierman, Parks, Wilkerson, Baggerly, Fransen, Giess, Milchell, Chfr'-el-ever' 5'5 During lhe years ol lhe war, Thalcher hall was denlg Larry Bonner, vice-presidenlg Vernon Yea- occupied by lhe navy as adminislralive orlices ger, secrelary-Treasurer, Hobarl and Harold and classrooms lor lheir Japanese language Jones, social co-chairmen, and Auslon Slocklon, lndependenl Men's Residence council represen- lalive. The housemolher, Mrs. Clare Williams, is considered lhe head residenl around Thalcher hall. Row Row Row Row school. The dormilory was relurned lo lhe col- lege during The summer ol IQ46. The hall was opened lo college men sludenls ar lhe begfnrfng of lhe fall lerm lasl year. Kirkland, Vaughn, Ward, Moser. Collier, Keck, VVilkins, Cambell, Bonner, Mrs. Williams, Prophel, Diflman, Lanlord. Pills, Hughes, Wisley, Mann, Cash, Williams, Thies, Haley, Payne, Bronco. Roberls, Williams, Dewhirsl, Sorrells, Sandy, Cook, Howse, Pickelf, Whirlaker, Camera' P aske M 're Page 297 ORDELL HALL Coe of 'rhe sfops on a sfisifor's four of fhe A. sfories high 5-which anyone can see for himself S M. campus will be for a view of Cordell hall. . . . Thaf if is fireproof . . . Thaf if is designed in Ano why nof7 The huge sfrucfure of fhe men's modified Georgian sfyle-whafever fhaf is. gofnvlrcry, rising gabled and brick-red from fhe The sighfseer sees only lines and shapes: fhe 'olrg Qlmlahoma prairie. dominafes fhe enfire cafalog reader sees only sfafisfics. Buf fhe men noffhwesl' end of fhe campus. lf is fhe biggesf who lived in Cordell hall during l948-49-fhe o:fm'+or-y on fhe campus: if says so in fhe caf- men who should know-will say fhaf if is nof sfa- a cg. fisfics fhaf make a dormifory, buf people, and You vfll Fnd a lof of ofher sfuff abouf Cordell fhe peculiar fhings fhese people do. ra 'H +haf cafalog: All abouf how fhe dormifory Talce fhe year l94-8-49, for example. The man .-.as ffsf opened in Sepfember, l939 . . . l-low in fhe hall-one of some 750 men who afe, 's named affer l-larry S. Cordell, former presi- slepf, sfudied and played here- recalls such ac- oenr of fhe sfafe board of agriculfure . . . l-low fivifies as sweafing ouf lines in fhe baffle for 'L crfgfnally cosf 5660.000 . . . l-low if housed Sunday chow . . . lmprompfu concerfs on fhe faoc fechnicians and navy personnel during fhe baffered baby grand in fhe lounge . . . Squab- .var years. bles, commenfs . . . Bull-sessions in crowded, Tre cafalog will also say fhaf fhe hall is four smolce-filled rooms upsfairs . . . Pushing cars fhaf ,' oFFicERs il GENE DROKE . . . . . . . Presidenf GORMAN SPARKS . . Vice-Presidenf AUSTIN VVEEDN . . . Secrefary RICHARD KENNEDY . , , Treasurer El2Al'-lK GIBBS . . . Social Chairman MLS. .. ff. 5':'f TE:' '- ,'.'f:'.'. Page 298 goT sTuck during The big Treeze beTween semes- Ters . . . All-nighT lisTening parTies when Truman beaT Dewey. l-le will remember George Alkire, Fred Black, KenneTh BarreTT and The resT wiTh Their eTernal card games in The lounge . . . l-le will chuckle aT The daily argumenTs in The oTTice ThaT TeaTured such sTalwarT debaTers as Bill Merliss, Carl Tang- ner, Jim Morsey . . . l-Te may Think abouT The hours oT labor Gene Droke, Frank Gibbs and The boys puT in on TloaTs and house decoraTions Tor homecoming . . . IT he mixed around much, The average CordelliTe knew abouT Charlie lfckles' waTer TighTs . . . Ed Brashear's aquarium oT gold- Tish. And haw could he TorgeT The Cordell hall cab- ineT, governing body oT The hall? STill Trying To live down The silver key ruckus oT spring, l948, and recuperaTing Trom The elecTioneering baTTles, The cabineT during IQ48-49 did a crediTable iob. lT made open house a success by laying ouT 50 clams Tor Tlowers Tor The girls . . . iniTiaTed and vigorously supporTed The Aggie Baggie cam- paign . . . Purchased a sTack oT records - buT no needles-Tor The hall phonograph . . . Spon- sored several Top-noTch dance hours . . . Appro- priaTed Tunds Tor aThleTic equipmenT-which quickly disappeared-and a mimeograph ma- chine . . . BroughT in The campus VarsiTonians Tor The Tall dance and Eddie Ward Trom Oklahoma CiTy Tor The spring Tormal . . .Called house meeT- Page 299 ings To decide maior issues-such as - J Tor The Tall dance. Members oT The cabineT during IQ48-49 were Gene Droke, presidenTg Gorman Sparks, Xce- presidenT: AusTin Weedn, secreTary' Rcrard Kennedy, Treasurer, and Frank Gibbs soda' chairman. Ross Bailey, Eldon l-lood ano John CoaTes were wing leaders. Carrol Logan. Rcr- ard Jones, l-l. W. PeTTy, Orville Smifr Roper' STreeTs, Ronald EvereTT, Jerry Greer, Vlfiiiiarr Derenbecher, Jack Parrish, Max Blacm-an and Bob STephens were Tloor leaders. Freo Biacf and Gordon MonTgomery were hall delegaTes To Tre IMRC. The men made The liTe in The hall. Sorre rrer They made Too much oT iT. Then The Telc-.-.r .- e e ThankTul Tor The old guard ThaT was There T -eo Things on an even keel. For Their kindness and paTience, orchids should go To Mr. and Mrs. cl. 2. PraTer, wha sTepped in during The Tall :T 'O-48 To Take over The Thankless Task oT hosT are rss'- ess. BougueTs should also go To Mrs. Haze rell, housemoTher, who was always There T The boys. Yes, The men oT Cordell hall won T remember The TacTs and Tigures, buT as Thex reao 'rer- pages They will recall The Things TT-ex sa.-. Tun They had, The people They rreT x-.ne u There. For They know ThaT The spiriT CT Corse- hall, like The spiriT oT A. 84 M.. is The sor' CT ' men who live There. Q , 4' -'Vx 'N '3' of ig, T gr if 4.3 2 ' ,-: 1: I x my .. ny: Ei 1f,.,,.,,4 Iv Q? 'C - ..,- 1, ,fl Y' -e rss- 44 Hz f.. r it i A1Clholder,Ailken, Alexander, Alkire, Allen, R. Anderson, T. Anderson, Applegale. Arwood, Bahm, Bailey, Baird, Bales, Balisle, Ballew, Barnard. Barrera, Barrell, Barlon, Bales, B. Bell, M. Bell, Berger, Berk. Bieber, Bingham, Birmingham, B. Black, F. Black, Blackburn, Blackmon Blackwell. Blair, Bloodworlh, Blugaugh, Bowers, Brady, Brashear, Brazell, Breeding. Brickman, Bridges, C. Brown, J. Brown, Bryce, Bull, Bundy, Burdick. Burlon, Bullram, Byler, Calder, Canada, Canfield, Carr, Carler. Cason, Chaney, Clark, Claybaker, Coales. Comer, Cook, Cooper. Page 300 Copeland, Corr, Crane, Crissey, Cranor, Crulclwlield Cude, Culberf. Cunningl1arn,Curd, Danforllw, Daniel, Danner, J. Davis, P. Davis, Dean. de la Torre, Derenbecl1er,Dicus Diez,Dillingl1am, Dipboye, Doby, Dole. Doison, Douglass, Driebeelc, Drolce, Eclc, Edwards, El-Gazzar, Ellcin. Epperly, Ernest Every, Fells, Ferguson, Ferrell, Firzgerald, Forbes. Forresfer, Fox, Francis, Fraser, Freeman, Freyrnulh, Fry, Fulglwurn. Fullon, Ganf, Garner, D. Garrelf, G. Garrelr, J. Garre++, R. Garrefl Geyer. Gibbs, Gibson, C. Gideon, J. Gideon, Gilbert Glenn, Goin, Goode, Page 351 Q9 r- CORDELL HALL 'Z' 11 1 SI 1 QF YY Z? 'Q 1052+ T? 23 'i 3-Q . J F , . 1, I, '24 it ' tr ,IS- I A I J Yiwu 1' 1. -4-Q fifla 3.8- ?Q'V4'Ds pqvt. pr 1, t' ,Q -4 -Lf 236. 'Qt- Q' 055 .an- n S-Q -HQQ Goodhue, B. Graham, F. Graham, Greer, Groom, Grubb, Grubbs, Gumaer. Gufierrez, Guyer, Haigh, Hales, Harnillon, Haney, Hardage, Harper. Harris, Hawman, Haynes, J. Hedges, W. Hedges, Helm, Henderson, Henrlcks. Henry, Hermes, Herriage, Herrian, Hickey, Hickman, Hicks, C. Hill. J. I-Iill, Holden, F. Holmes, L. Holmes, Holslead, Hood. Hooper, Hooplngarner. J. Hopkins, L. Hopkins, Hopper, Hrdy, J. Hubbard, R. Hubbard, W. Hubbard, Huffman. Hughes, J. Hume, R. Hume, Humphreys, F. Hunl, W. Hunl, Hunler, Hurford. Huslon, Hurchison, Imperial, Inge, Inger, Iseley, Jewell, G. Johnson. Page 302 L.Jolwnson, Jonnsfon, Calvin Jones, Clarence Jones, M.Jones, R.Jones, Kennedy, Kerfoof. Kesrer, Klima, Kopf, Kozel, KFiSL16F,L6CFOH8, Lancasfer, Landes. Lang, Lascelles, Lafharn, Lauer, Lee, Leipe, Leonharr, Logan. Long, Lorenzen, Lowrey, Lyon, Maddry, Mahan, James Mannerinq, Jerry Mannering. Manning, Marcurn, Marfin, Mafhews, McCabe, McClure, McCormick, Mcfilarnery. McLaughlin, H. McMal'nan, W. McMal1an, McOslcer, Meador, Meares, Meek, Meriiss. D. Miller, R. Miller, Moller, Moody, Moore, Morris, Morsey, Moser. Moudy, Murfon, Nalcayarna, Nelson, Nernifz, Nesselrode, NeyIHe,N5cno1s. 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A. Smilh, B. Smilh, B. V. Srnilh, C. Smilh, J. Smifh. O. Smilh, V. Srnilh, W. Smilh. Page 304 Sparks, Spicer, Slanislaus, Slarr, Slephens, Slevenson Sligler, Sliles. Sliver, Sl. John, Sloul, Slovall, Slreels, A. Sullivan, J. Sullivan, Swalley. Tangner, Taylor, Terrill, Terry, Teler, Thaker, Thomas, Thomason. G.Thornpson, J.Thompson, Thornron, Timmons, Todd, Treadwell, Tucker, l:.Turner. l.Turner, Vance, van Teulern, Vesl, Viclor, Wade, Walker, Walls. Walson, Waugh, Webb, We-iker, Welborn, J. Wesl, S.Wes+, Weslbrook Whilaker, Willsey, J. Wilson, R. Wilson Wollam, Womack, Wood, Woods. Wymer, A. Young, F, Young, R. Young, Yuk, Zickefoose, Zink, Zongker. Page 305 E T 6th TREET DORMITORY vii. SCEEDT MCPRISON ,.g,,.L.. 'Q 1. The WesT SixTh sTreeT dormiTory may be properly Termed The war orphan oT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College dormiTories. Con- sTrucTed as a NYA proiecT prior To The war, iT was puT inTo service as headguarTers building Tor The army air corps cadeT Training cen- Ter locaTed on The campus soon aTTer hosTiliTies broke ouT and was used in ThaT capaciTy unTil The war ended. ln order To alleviaTe over- crowded dormiTory TaciliTies iT was immediaTely pressed inTo service as a Temporary dormiTory and has accommodaTed approximaTely IOO sTudenTs ever since. DormiTory organizaTion and elecTion oT oTiicers were accomplished during The spring semesTer oT IQ48. The Tall semesTer oT IQ48 saw The dormiTory iniTiaTe a compleTe program oT social and aThleTic ac- TiviTies and also achieve campus-wide recogniTion by winning TirsT If: fever h fnecoming house decoraTion won TirsT place in The independenT dormiTory division Tor The WesT SixTh boys lasT Tall. an sg.: iam --qi-.4 'i-'Tor Page 356 Row I: Linser, Osbahr, Nassau, Campbell, Doyle, Brown, Wessel, Chrisrohferson, Magee Ser,e: e'. Row 2: Gulley, Kane, Kulas, Parlerson, Robinson, Keepers, Lemons, Givan, Bowman. Row 3: l-larpsrer. Spinella, OHO, Kulawiec, Morrisserfe, Burroughs, Wheeler, Roy, Wa:'T' 'Q' M:Fa'Jde prize in Jrhe house decorarion conresi' for inde- pendenr campus uni+s during homecoming fes- Jrivilies. In line wi+h lhe campus building rheme a new sludy hall was opened in Seplember, I948, and furure innovarions include a recrearion room and exrensive recondirioning of Jrhe dormilrory grounds. Officers for Jrhis year include Marlin Sererean, presidenrg John OHO, vice-president Phil Sping- lla, secrerary-lreasurerg Joe Sebaslian, scc'al chairman, and John Kane, lndependenr Mens Residence council represenrahve. Mr. and Mrs. Roberr D. Morrison are hosr and hosress ci ihe Wesr Sixrh s+ree+ dormirory. Alrhough seJr up as a remporary housing un? rhe Wesr Sixrh srreer dormilory alzlords a pleas- anl' home for Jrhose living here. Row I: Housfon, Weis, Snell, Scysier, Serefean, Mrs. Roberr D. Morrison, Roberf D. Morrison, Rueckeff, l-icf-e S'e:- Row 2: Miller, Mcclung, Leas, Linn, Beclc, McCord, Silferd, Adams. Row 3: Riquelme, A. Gay, R. Gay, Ramsey, C. Gay, J. Mobley, H. Mobley, Cain, Page 307 Page 308 90 fs Q25 'AHA 4 me X JR W v 1 'J i Q5 :Nw 5 ,, C gg f sk 3 X ' C. xt, ' if Y' Z4 , P1476 A Y v'.5 ,I . Wa f ,f f e ' Y 'Q 1 ,Er X , I 5 . 1 5711-. 1 3' 85' f' lv : - , ' -'Wifi V4 Z FRCM DELT BOWL TO THE OLYMPICS in t fi: section ATHLETICS Cabinef and Coaches Fool'ball Baskefball Wreslling N Track Baseball Tennis Golf 0 Club Women's Alhlefic Assoclafion Pep Clubs MILITARY Commandanl' and Sfaff Honorary Cadel' Colonel Baffallons Milifary Organizallons AThleTic cabir:eT: Thompson, Campbell, Sanderson, McElroy lchair- manl, JeweTT, WhiTenTon, STapley. lighT has Tocused on A. 84 M. many Times in baslceT- ball, wresTling, TooTball, Traclc, baseball and all oTher sporTs. Much oT The crediT Tor These Tine accomplish- menTs musT resT on The shoulders oT I-lenry P. lba. Under his superb leadership The Tine Aggie coach- ing sTaTT has made The aThleTic world recognize Coaching sTaTT: Esslinger, Smelser, FosTer, Higgins, GriT'hTh, Johnson. Page 313 THLETIC DirecTor QT fAThleTic2 a' Cf c' c fr 0 M. is Henrf P. Tha, who '3 ra' e f Hoff as an ouTzTanding loa',fc+T,a f.ze'.'. ,147 complehed I5 years aT f. Z rf. Tx' f ff Ja ff f- r 'H c lba. During This Tirre ff: gg' f and lolaclf has become a zfffc pionship Teams. The ria+?ff-ei F 'VK' KV ' ' 7' ff? .P ThaT Qlmlahoma A. 81 M. is ak-.axs conTender. A. 84 M. pays Trfcwe 'C Few unexcelled in his Tield. The I948-49 Aggie spcms record re ArT GriTTiTh served as ccac' an: wresTlers compeTed on The lj. S. C -.- nf- fx Team, and A. 84 M. repe-a'ec as NCA +sgr-v- .4 wresTling championsf Te::Tca in The Memphis DelTa bow- casse'ca repeaTed as Missouri Val ex c'a 'c': advanced To The NCAA fnas a' S losing To powerTul Kerfucxx. x w 5.4 -5 C fs: 2 - ..- Q sg Cs.- , Q Q if -f ' J Ei f 1 W 3 w if' 17 JR -3'7Rf-lain FA ,N cr' QQSQQQQNB JI LO0KABA GH E. M. Jim Lookabaugh, lhe accomplished foolball coach who saw his I944-45 Jreams viclor- ious in Jrhe Collon bowl and Sugar bowl, com- pleied his IO+h season as loolball coach al Okla- homa A. 84 M. This year. Jim Lookabaugh direc+s lhe iraining of The Oklahoma A. 84 M. gridiron forces. l-le is a graduaie of A. 84 M., having slarred in bolh fool- ball and baskelball as an Aggie in l'he middle l92O's. l-le assumed +he posilion of fooiball coach al Aggieland in l939, coming here from Capilol l-lill high school, Oklahoma Cily. Coach Lookabaugh is a compelenl, well quali- lied coach wilh a greal deal of confidence in his Jream. l-lis loyally and slreadfaslness along wilh his capabilily and willingness as a coach have marked him as one of Jrhe well-known coaches in Jrhe soulhwesl. I-le ended anolher good loolball season wil'h a bid +o play William X1 Mary in Jrhe Delia bowl. THE FO0TBALL S0 A f A W ll B df d Rl y G H V P l, J. Filler, l-lyer, Gwinn, Grimes. f V DHS +ILdWIk B U MD IR K Wll SSSFY, C Gnle, OSS, UFZ, E S. y g f M N I I Sass, Cook, S. Filler. L db H B B g I-l + L d G y W F l , ar man, on on, a , ails, DeRoin, Colclazier. Toby Greene, Biggs, Davis, PaHon, Gore, B. Long, Rainbolf. 1. 32. .84 . 5 Ca ,.ff..a..a8U FO0TBALL COACHI G TAFI? -....,.., ll Ul!P Iw ww -49 Row 2: Ralph Higgins, Cliff Speegle, Jack IQ48 marked The complelion of IO seasons as head Tooiball coach a+ Oklahoma A. 84 M. for E. M. C5enial Jim Lookabaugh. Toby Greene, assislanl coach since I939, works wilh The line, scouls, and doubles as baseball coach in The spring. Speegle and Esslinger compleied Their second year as A. 31 M. assislanis, Esslinger be- ing an Aggie gridder in I922, '23, and '24, and Speegle coming from O. U. Ralph l-liggins, Aggie Track and field coach, also is a member '-' ' vi Y Q' W., ,F ' fde.-li Yi- of The iooiball coaching slall. Jack Baker. F. Z M. backiield coach and assislanl To Loolfabauglv came here wilh Lookabaugh in I939. Baker wil be remembered as one of The Aggies all-Hn-e grear iullbacks under Lynn Waldorf in +he early I93O's. Under The able guidance of This Vne coaching slaii, The Aggie grid 'reams have been gradually building back To The grealness +he'i,' achieved in IQ44 and '45, THE RECORD I948 FOOTBALL RECORD lWon 6, Losi' 41 Aggies . . 27 Wichiia . . !4 Aggies . . I4 T. C. U. . . 2 I Aggies . . 27 Denver . . 7 Aggies . . 27 San Francisco . 20 Aggies . . 4l Temple . . I 7 Page 315 Aggies 7 Kansas Aggies . . I9 Tulsa . . T Aggies . . 42 Kansas S+a+e o Aggies . I5 O. U. . . . IC Aggies . . 0 Vlfilliam Si Marx 2C lDel+a bowl v.1 A. 8x M. 27, WICHITA I4 Tre Foxes opened The season in WichiTa, coming back from an early I4-O deTiciT To bowl over The WheaTshockers, 27- I4. A pass Tron' Jack l-larTman To Marshall PaTTon counTed The TirsT Touch- down. The Aggies pushed across anoTher before The halT ended, Then cnched The game wi+h Two more in The second halT, including a dazzling 80-yard run by Bill Grimes. v xxx: '.'.-',ar,'f: Soaxival halfback, co4capTain A. 81 M. I4, T. C. U. 2I Some 25,000 Tans Tilled enlarged Lewis sTadium The Tollowing weelc To see The Ag- gies lose a hearTbrealcer To T. C. U.'s TouTed l-lorned Frogs. Scoring early on a l-larTman- To-Grimes pass and again in The TourTh sTanza on a l-larTman-To-Long pass, A. 84. M. played DuTch Meyer's crew To a sTand- sTill excepT Tor Three TaTal minuTes in The second period when PeTe STouT, Lindy Berry and company scored Three Touchdowns, as many as any opponenT could musTer all year. cxQ4gA6gA1f4 his-in! Ili Me7se'F'e 'e' g,a : Dalia. cenfer Barger, Taclcle Meinerf, fullback Page 316 A. 8: M. 27, DENVER 7 scoring chances. Aller fhif. carrie a fffjff fe fffgf f smoolh ou'r offensive linlz. A. 81 M. 27, SAN FRANCISCO 20 Two weelcs laler lound lhe Poles in huge Ven' 'rec changing hands lhree limes before lhe Aggies my 27-2 The enlire Aggie line. ll was Spavilals unlucly day P 2 r lenglhy louchdown runs called baclf by 'rhe oliicfa 1. 'F Long, end l-larlman, quarferbaclc Grimes, hallbaclc 4. 322: 'i 5:51- 0F THE AGGIE FOOTBALL EA 0 Page 317 'Q' Shaw, laclcle DeRoin. cenler Aldridge fallback -:.: e': Cn lhe following Salurdof fJii':f':0Cf. We fgge. :fue f f drumming lhe Pioneers from Denfer -J ff, , f 27.7 l4,2OO home fans. Despile 'rho score, fre F ,fc'. ', ,ffe': an early season leldowri, lurrihlirig riff, fren e f f Francisco. The game was a wild and wool, rrf' ef ff' f f 1 ouls in lhe Porlola leslival lealure were l-lar+rria' ice! A. 81 M. 7, KANSAS I3 The following Salurday affernoon in Law- rence, Kan., proved noi' guiie so pleasing, as Jrhe Polces shoved a favored Kansas uni- versily Jayhawker crew around Jrhe park over mosl of The roure, only +o lose, I3-7. Leading 7-6 in The second half, guarlerbaclq I-larrman elecled +o pass in an aHemp+ lo increase lhe margin. An alerl Kansas baclc grabbed a slray l-larrman aerial and scamp- ered some 50 yards across Jrhe goal. I+ was The second Aggie one-Touchdown loss againsl four wins. s.,-f we X A. 81 M. 4l, TEMPLE 7 l-lcncecorring rurned up nexl on lhe A. 84 M. calendar, wilh lhe Tefrple Gwis rrailing wesl from Philadelphia for Jrhe gala Oct 23 again To rhe delighr of relurning grads. The Aggies powered To a 4l-7 win, fheir heallhiesl margin Jrhus lar. Coach Loolcabaugh si.-.fepr ine bench clear of subs as lhe fouchdowns piled up. Scoring r . , . .. fi was well disfribuled rhroughour Jrhe Jream. V' sugiigif. easy, miie , ?+, J X Paffon, end 'f!el': cen+er Carey, quarferbaclc Walker, guard Page 318 A. 81 M. I9, TULSA 0 The Aggie foofloall 'rearn and fans ner? fra feed +2 'ne if :fra- dium in Tulsa for 'rhe annual Golden Hurricane f.'a'.k. TPe f'-gg'e: had li1 rle 'rroulole genfling fhe eff-healer, l-luffkanf, !?-'J rffug' 'rhe knuckles and elbows gel a liffle Thick af llrrez. J. D. Ckeef added spice 'ro The confesf when he grahhed a Ufzrlfsilfzfj puff and huffed and puffed some 50 yards befcfe being puveg dew. A. 81 M. 42, KANSAS STATE 6 The Wildcafs from Kansas Slafe came a-calling ned ah SFE - Thanksgiving slyle, 42-6. Seven dillerenl men figured in fke :tef- ing for The Aggies, wilh l-larfman pumping 'rhree passes fe' fhfee louchdowns and fullback Bob Meinerl shredding fhe Vanta: ffaie line for 77 yards in Il carries. Subs played rr-asf of We lass quarler. OF Page 319 be .ag wig' msgl. fi Q3 Gaflis, guard Gray, end Cheek, lackle fM:Ne' 'a ::e:f THE AGGIE FO0TBALL EA 0 as , . L Mu? .5 .,,, S Vogel, fackle London, end Ross. guafa 5-sse 5- :eu wafer on Nov. 20, and lhe Pokes carfed lherri up In fke het' CL I , Nev carre I f,ll- 'A nv 'W 'V 1' I H. yu x '.a 'd51Ina' T A. 8: M. I5, O. U. I9 TnaT weT SaTurday aTTernoon and The Sooners Trom Norman. 'Dfking rain slowed The Tamed Sooner ground aTTaclc and wllv T---ere nearly halTed by The eager Polces, alThough 0. U. T' 'oc ' .effw N1 N121 .ro og oac4 l S43 wf+h a I3-O halTTime advanTage. The Aggies came To score, ouTplaying The heavily Tavored Sooners in T V' 63 Q 09' hifi T file? 'f 4r-QF' gftiaue' Gore, end The lasT halT. They swapped counTers malc- ing The score I9-I3, wiTh The Aggies punch- ing Tor anoTher as The game drew To a close. WiTh one minuTe To play, The Polces had The ball on The O. U. six-yard line, Tour downs To go, buT Tour Tries Tailed To cliclc and O. U. Toolc over. The Sooners deliber- aTely grounded The ball in The end-zone in The lasT Tew seconds, giving The Polces a saTeTy and some measure oT a moral vicTory. The Tinal counT: I9-l5, O. U. .Mghgghfa F .,ZZ' G um- 5- ,. Jaffemacf lfne, guard Ussery, Tackle Colclazier, Tackle Page 320 v. f ' ..+... A. .. A. 81 M. 0, WILLIAM 8: MARY 20 Following Ihe game wilh O. U., fhe f-ggez IC f 1 ff bid 'ro 'rhe Della bowl in Memphis, rneefing the ff aggregalion from Williamsburg, Va. The X-gg7e e ending an olherwise successful Ioofball year. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL championship A. 84 M. Ieam, The Aggie Trash ,,s....v' ' ' T ,V :iffy close loss from Tulsa, I3-6. rfw'wr2 vaunled Indians 'rhe enfire firzf half buf COUl'J'1? f powerful Virginians pushed 'rhem under, 20-U, Tn Coached by Ralph Fosfer, caprain of fhe I944 F ll Ihree. They edged Tonlcawa Junior college, 7-O, fre To The 0. U. Irosh, I9-I3. Nexl 'rhe Colle 'rrounced ff losl Io a rugged Arkansas Jream, 59-I4, Ihen ab r-LJ J J. Filler, cenler Sy Filler, guard Walls, fullback ? e,' 0F THE AGGIE FIIIITBALL EA 0 -1 Page 321 Biggs, guard Von Drehle, guard E. Roof, fullback 310 X.. Qi 'bfi'- Row I Row 2 Row 3 Sea+ed 4 Ja ,E U . 7'f : Cv: B-inner Larry l-lay-es, Jaclc l-lobbs, STanTord Labadie, Joe PiTTs, Norman Pilgrim, KeiTh SmiTh, : , 7 an Tim Jaquef Bob Harris, Jaclc ShelTon, Vernon YaTes, Bob Seymour, Trainer J. l-l. JohnsTon. : 1 5- QR 'H Piper' War-eifs, James Richie, J. L. Parks, Gale lv1cArThur, Bob Lewis, Dale Peevey, Coach H. P. lba. THE BA KETBALL Q AD BesT in The naTion is whaT The BaslceTball Coaches AssociaTion oT America called him in I947. This is only one oT many recogniTions received by l-lenry P. lba in his I5-year realm as baslceTball coach oT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. l-le was The TirsT coach To produce Two na- Tional collegiaTe championship Teams, accom- plishing This in consecuTive years, I945-46. Under his capable direcTion, The Aggie bas- lceTball Team rode Through anoTher successTul season This year, ending in second place on The AssociaTed Press naTional poll oT sporTs- wriTers. They repeaTed as Missouri Valley champions, deTeaTed Wyoming and Oregon STaTe in The WesTern NCAA and advanced To The NCAA Tinals againsT mighTy KenTuclcy. The one big TacTor in This and The many pasT successTul campaigns is The adepT leadership oT l-lanlc' lba. l-lis machine-lilce Teams have conquered The naTion's besT on many occa- sions, and broughT everlasTing Tame To A. 81 lvl. basl4eTball Teams. We saluTe you, l-lenry P. lba. Page 69.511039 M3355 Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Page 323 I948-49 BASKETBALL RECORD lWon 23, . . 53 . 43 . 46 . 56 . . 50 . . 47 . . 44 . . 39 . . 32 . . 43 . . 64 . . 29 . . 37 . . 69 . . 55 . . 43 . 44 . . 4I . . 58 . . 39 . . 46 . . 40 . . 3 I . . 60 . 52 . . 40 . . 55 . . 36 FRESHMAN lWon I4, . 4-7 . . 52 . . 6l . . 32 . . 39 . . 44 . 45 . . 30 . . 62 . 43 . 46 . 43 . 33 . . 39 Los'r 5l Arkansas . S+. Joseplfs Long Island Baylor . . Arkansas . Texas Teen Alabama . Baylor . . DePaul . Drake . Bradley . S+. Louis DePaul . Tulsa . . Long Island Drake . . Maryville . Oklahoma . Tulsa . . Wicniia . Oklahoma . S+. Louis . Bradley . Wiclwiia . Nebraska . Wyoming . Oregon Siaie Keniucky . RECORD Losi' Ol N. Okla. JC Q. M. A. . Carnegie JC Murray Aggies Sayre JC . Okmulgee A84M O. B. U. . Okmulgee ABM Tulsa . . Tulsa . Wicniia . Norilieasiern JC Cameron . Wicniia . Missouri Valley Champions CAA Runners- 'ce Cx 5 oo'5 Axgges opened The IQ48-49 basl4eT- 'to'o5'go X-P 5 nofaoe 53-28 xicTory over The ir. lv-X5 s5s ?5:oro5oxs beTore 3,500 Tans in Gal- - N-.. .. x- li- -L . 6 ...cx. . 7- - X-5 5 ' e 'rouoe niTh The Hogs, wiTh Joe 1 -r '5:J 5 T' e ooo Tor I5 poinTs, Vernon YaTes 5 'T - vo 5oo II pofnTs. 5' 5 5 se Nxansas T'-iunoph, The Cowboys em- . ' - e5sTern Trip, and sTumbIed in 'oe' secs' 3'5 5 Tre season by dropping a close re 'o 51 .oseoos Ph' adelphia, 46-43. The Aggies X ' e - .5 e5'- N. 5 Tne conTesT, buT suTTered a lapse 're' -5 i. gm oeTensiye game. Com' -rg 'ner easTern swing, The lbamen moved o Xe -. hors CN where They meT The Long Island ' e 1 Bacxoros Dec. I4. 'Ire Ccffooys held a 20-I5 halTTime edge, buT aTTer Bic Fans IeTT The game on Touls, LIU pulled wiThin To 'r ::c 's ff?Th fffe minuTes remaining. AT This poinT Serra afo 5h-eI+on Tool over To lead The Aggies in 'fer famous call conTroI Tinish, emerging wiTh a 46-38 fiuffcjf' I Benr rug To Their home grounds, The Polfes played ' I I rcs' 'Q 're pcfferTur Baylor Bears and wiTh Joe Brad- Sf feagrg The scoring ffiTh I5 counTers, shellaclred The lags Trcrr Iefaz, 56-40. I-Iarris led The deTensive show by rc org flashy Don I-IeaThingTon poinTless. Narrnlng up Ter The annual all-college holiday Tour- ney, The Fgges curnefed To FayeTTevilIe, To again 'are The f-.rlransaz Tye, 50-45. Morfing inTo Orianzrria CiTy's Municipal audiTorium, The Fggies posTed ficTories ofer Texas Tech, Ala- oarra and Baylor To cop The highly co-feTed all-college baslceTball crown Tor The TiTTh consecuTive year and The eighTh Time in The I3-year hisTory oT The TournamenT. In The semiTinaI round, The Aggies meT Alabama, coached by Tormer Aggie Floyd BurdeTTe, and paced by big Bob I-Iarris, romped To an easy 44-3l vicTory. In The Tinal conTesT iT was a diTTerenT sTory as The Aggies meT Their old Toes, The Baylor Bears, and barely managed To scrape up a 39-36 margin in a conTesT which saw The score Tied Tour Times and The .lead change hands eighT Times. IT was The Polces' coolness which gained Them The vicTory, as They Toolc conTrol oT The ball Tor The lasT Tive minuTes oT The conTesT. Back home once again, The Aggies enTerTained The De- .x414gfLf9Af5 Bob Harris J. L. Parlcs Page 324 Paul Blue Demons Trom Chicago, buf The Pokes' cold- ness in The second haIT and aT The Tree Throw line, TogeTherywiTh a rugged DePaul deTense, combined To leave The Ibamen on The shorT end oT a 39-32 decision Tor The second deTeaT oT The season. Then The Aggies opened Their deTense oT The Ivlis- souri Valley cage TiTIe wiTh a decisive 43-26 conguesT oT The Drake universiTy Bulldogs. IT was a Tine deTen- sive game Tor The Aggies as Bob I-Iarris and J. L. Parks led The scoring parade wiTh I I poinTs each. The Cowboys nexT hiT Their peak as They rouTed The highly-raTed Bradley Braves, 64-30, on Their home courT. The high-scoring Braves could noT peneTraTe The Aggie deTensive iron wall as The Pokes showed Their besT ball handling and shooTing oT The season. Bradley, YaTes and I-Iarris led The Aggie scoring. Jan. 2I broughT a Thrilling overTime baTTle beTore 9,600 raving Tans who packed The A. 84 lvl. Fieldhouse To see The Aggies smash mighTy ST. Louis, 29-27. WiTh The score Tied Tive Times in The IasT haIT, The number one raTed Billikens Tinally Tell beTore The Tamed Aggie ball conTroI in The overTime. -ed by Bob I-Iarris' 23 poinTs, The Aggies posTed a new season scoring record in Trouncing The hapless Tu sa I-Iurricanes, 69-3 I. Three days IaTer The invad- ing Long Island Blackbirds were cooled, 55-33, as The Pores swamped The Birds' zone deTense. Parks led The Aggie scoring wiTh I4 poinTs. The Aggies picked up Their I4Th win oT The season wiTh a 43-35 vicTory over The Drafe Bu 3 lvloines. I-Iarris again led The way wiTh I5 c T second game oT This road Trip saw The Cow x Maryville Teachers, 44-28, wiTh I-Iaffs s A poinTs as Jack SheITon picked up nine. The Aggies nexT invaded Norman To' Tional clash wiTh The Sooners. O. U. playeo esT game oT The year, hiTTing 47 percenT oT and sTomping The Pokes, 54-4I. I-Iarfis fe high scorer wiTh I6 poinTs. bur The Agg OF THE AGGIE BA KETBALL E S Vernon YaTes Joe Bradley To-fa Jasue' S N Page 325 son' n':'c The hof 5ooners and suTTered Their C Cb- Cf 'RE :95bCTW. Nev 'ne -Xgges bounced Tuisa, 58-35, in GaIIa- ce' ca as Brad ex paced The scoring wiTh I5 poinTs. -' - dose: oopoea +heir 22nd sTraighT Missouri - I-fn as 'rex soueezed bx The surprising WichiTa 5-vscocsers 39-37, aT NVichiTa. The Cor.-.ooxs Then en'ox ed sweeT revenge by roII- Y. o.e 5 -:e Drake s 5ooners, 46-36, beTore 9,600 - Zed :ans f Sa agher haII. I-Iarris conTribuTed I6 o :apo one 'on Tohoxi ed wiTh I I markers. Then The s-3 Noyes fC 5T. Louis Tor Their reTurn engagemenT ' re 5' s. 5heTon was hoTTer Than a Tirecracker 1 5 ooin+s showed The Aggies pasT The disap- . pg. 3 Me: rs s 40-37, To cIinch aT IeasT a Tie in The -. Af.-- yy. 5, 5 -'ies b ffm eng one days resT Trom The imporTanT 5T. ess ' 're Aggfes nefT bowed To The Bradley afe: a' Decca, IfI., 35-3 I. This meanT ThaT The Ag- es ff 3' oesT NichiTa aT 5TiIIwaTer Two days IaTer To nec 'fe Tie, The Pokes proceeded To bIasT The ff'ea'3fecfers, 60-36, and gain a clear vaIIey TiTIe. Tre f-gges, I-fI7ssouri Valle! champions, Then waiTed n a c, afoz bemfeen OU and Nebraska decided The tio 5efen crarrpion-Ialebraska. In The TiTTh disTricT afog, fre Cowboys burnefed To Kansas CiTy and rounced TTe I-Iuskers, 52-35, March Io. The Ags onTfoIIed The rebounds againsT TaIIer Nebraska and Their deTense sTopped The Cornhuskers' TasT break. I-Iarris oT A. X4 M. poured 20 poinTs Through The hoops. ThaT weekend The Aggies sTarTed NCAA pIay in Kansas CiTy, TirsT opponenT being Wyoming March I8. In a reaI Thriller, The Pokes ToughT an uphiII baTTIe in The IasT I0 minuTes To overTake an inspired Wyo- ming Team which Ied The Ags by I0 poinTs wiTh I2 ,JQTQAKQAIQS EDV :MGM '.f, 'J V 5222?-S1321 fi 'rf 1 mm' 'vez I- ' ' r sffssffzi Li 'f X Larry Hayes Jack I-Iobbs Page 326 minufes fo go. Shelfon of fhe Aggies was a one-man show af fhe finish, scoring four poinfs in fhe Iasf I6 seconds. Behind 39-38 wifh I I second remaining and a cenfer iump coming up, fhe Pokes called fimeouf. I-Iarris oufiumped his faller opponenf fo fip fo Brad- ley, who passed fo Parks. IvlcArfhur received fhe ball from Parks and he fired if fo Shelfon who hi+ from a long posf fo win, 40-39. The following nighf fhe Aggies copped fhe wesfern NCAA fifle by defeafing Oregon Sfafe, 55-30. The Beavers had moved fo fhe finals by beafing Arlcansas. I-Iiffing 48 percenf of fheir field affempfs and 2I of 24 free fhrows, A. 84 lvl. never was pressed in one of ifs besf performances of fhe year. I-larris furned in anofher ferrific game, blisfering fhe nef wifh 23 poinfs. This vicfory gave fhe Aggies fhe righf fo meef fhe easfern winner in Seaffle for fhe nafional NCAA fifle. Their opponenf furned ouf fo be none ofher fhan fhe Kenfuclcy Wildcafs, who won fhe easfern fifle Ioy Ioreezing pasf Villanova and Illinois. Sporfs wrifers called if Ioaslcefpall's dream game. Unforfunafely fhe Aggies were cold and Kenfuclcy, of Olympic fame, managed fo down fhe Aggies, 46-36, in fhe NCAA finals. All-American Alex Groza poured in 25 poinfs fo lead fhe Wildcafs fo a vicfory which Coach Rupp called sweef. J. I.. Parks of fhe Aggies 0F THE AGGIE BA KETBALL EA 0 Jaclr Shelfon Norman Pilgrim x 5 Page 327 WRE TLI G Las' xe-ar s Narional Collegiale Arhlelic asso- :Aiea champion Aggies had anofher very suc- . :essiul xear on rhe mars. ln lasi year's NCAA, Nafe Bauer, Paul McDaniel, Jack S+. Clair, Bill Jernoan and Dick l-luilon qualified for Jrhe C x n'c7c rryouirs. Gui of ihese and orher Aggies x-.nc oualiiied for rhe Glympic finals, Dick l-lu+- :rn BW Jernigan and l-lal Moore won berrhs on 're U. S. Giympic leam. Topping ihis honor lo -Xgge vresrling, rhe Olympic commiiiee se- ec'eo Coach Arr Griiciirh To coach ihe U. S. Ci.n'p7c wresrling ieam. Coach Gririirh look over rhe helm of Aggie we-sr Ing in I94l. Wirh rhe +eam's IO+h consec- u ve i-,In 'rhis season lhe i949 maimen marched - We record oi former Coach Ed Gallagher in 68 COACH ART 6R'FF'Tl'l consecurive dual wins since IQ37. ln all wreslling n's+ofy here, rhe Aggie wresilers have won I75 oual marches, losr 5, and Tied 4, wirh 3 ol Jrhese osses coming prior ro l92I. The presenr Jream Than record keepers. Row I: Peninger, Meeker, l-lelrick, Lundy, McDaniel, Nigro, Keys. Row 2: Layman, Kilpafrick, Kirkpairick, Coon, George, Vann, John Si. Clair. Row 3: Groom, Baker, Flesner, Welch, Grifliih, Hardin, Fucci, Fowlkes., Coach Ari Griififh. Row 4: Sfreefer. l-lufion, Carl While, Jack S+. Clair, Clay While, l-licks, Goeringer has rruly loecome known as record makers ralher While Jrhe varsify grapplers were in Colorado gifs ls MQ ' iesr 'ffl Page 328 maTching The 68 consecuTive win record, a group oT wresTlers represenTing A. 84 M. easily won The TifTh sTraighT sTaTe AAU TiTle Tor The orange and blaclc. Aiding in piling up Their decisive 4l poinTs were PeTe Chrisenberry, ll5 TiTle, Joe SeiTred, l2l TiTle, Lee l-ludsonpillar, l28 TiTle, Milce Fucci, l55 TiTle, and Melbourne Flesner, I65 TiTle. Tom Keys losT To TeammaTe l-ludsonpillar in The l28 Tinalsp and George Layman, I35q John l-leron, ll5, and William l-lunT, I45, losT ouT in The semi- Tinals. The sTrong Aggie Team was never pressed in iTs IO dual meeTs oT The l949 season. A. 81 M. ff Don Meeker, Top, wiTh Bill Lundy. losT only Three maTches and Tied one in The IO meeTs. The season opened wiTh a 34-O win over Omaha universiTy Tollowed by a 23-5 win over Nebraslca's Big Seven champions. This same road Trip ended wiTh a 32-O vicTory over Kansas STaTe. Olclahoma's Sooners were The nexT vicTims oT GriTTiTh's powerTul lads, losing 25-5 To The Ag- gies aT Norman. The always powerTul SouThwesT- ern Tech Bulldogs Then Tell, 34-O. NexT a record wresTling crowd oT 5,700 aTTended A. 84 M.'s TirsT wresTling homecoming To see The speedy Aggies down OU, 28-O. SouThwesTern Tech and lowa STaTe were nexT in +haT order and were lolanlced 36-O and 34-O, respecTively. A laTe season Col- orado road Trip saw Colorado STaTe Tall, 28-O, Page 329 ff, as x - Melcouve Fefe' 'cz ff' ,rf and Colorado A. 81 M. go down, 22-5, 'n record-Tying maTch. P The Aggie grapplers Then prepared To oe? Their NCAA TiTle aT l:orT Collins, Colo., 'n March, I9-49. ln This TournamenT The D scored 32 poinTs To 27 Tor Iowa STaTe Teacr To repeaT as naTional champions. Charles l-le' won The l28-pound TiTle and Trophy as ouTsfa ing wresTler in The meeT and Jim Gregson an upseT l75-pound TiTle vicTory. Olympic coacn are ---'es' et: -e' ,- 1 TRACK The Track Team had a greaT year in l948, los- 'ng only To powerTul Texas A. 84 M. in dual com- oeTfTion. The Aggies Topped Colorado, 73 lf2 'o 56 I 2: WiohiTa, 96 l 3 To 36 233 Arkansas, 84 To 47, and O. U., 76 To 55. The Pokes Then proceeded To repeaT as Missouri Valley cham- oons, wiTh Maurice Fuguay's IOO-yard dash vic- Tory bringing Tour sTraighT wins and pernnanenT possession oT The Shannon Douglas sprinT Trophy To A. 84 M. The Aggies ouTpoinTed Their nearesT rival, WichiTa, IO3 To 72, in The Missouri Valley gaThering aT Omaha. l949 prospecTs looked very good, A. 84 M. Taking early season vicTories over McMurray college and in The Aggie Relays. Row I: !e-g T4a'ra,Andenon,ProhaQa,Bowers GMcred,Byem,TaHanh Harpman,Bay Row 2: f.9ocT PUdddge,5Tdpe,Jones Ckborn,Brandebemy,AshwoHh,YoakunL HhoH,ETaw. Row 3: 3 'e: D6Ff'E London,Voight Thomas,TaWon CanTpbeH,NMnchen NMTcheH,KurL Teakeh Coach Ralph Higgins E'-Q -1...........-....,.., Page 330 BA EBALL The Aggies fielded anofher greaf baseball feam in I948, losing only six games while winning fwenfy in fough compefifion. Then fhey beaf Nebraslca fo represenf fhe midwesf disfricf in fhe NCAA playoffs, losing ouf fo fhe powerful Soufhern California Troians, who wenf on fo be- come nafional champs. Leading pifchers were Bill l-lufchison, Turlc Tomlinson and Tom Jaoue' The Polces were powerful af baf wirh six regulars led by Nim Free wifh a .383 average. swafflng over fhe .300 marlc. Row I: O. A. Thomas, Norman Pilgrim, Frank Kempa, Sfan Gwinn, Joe Thomas, Nirn Free. Charles Frank Floyd Cz'--.a Row 2: Norris Neighbors, Keifh Camerer, Howard Coleman, Roberf Pennamacoor, Roberf Geiss, Ralph l-less Bc W rs: ROW 3: Coach Toby Greene, B. L. Tomlinson, Wayne Smifh, Bill Greenfield, Leonard Plaff, Bruce Polscr Tom da 5 f l-lufchison. -. N4 I Page 331 'gm ' F' f W' -'iif N N ' ii -ii' ' five ' 7329 ff i'Q,gl ,Y . wwfwfy, ,, . We-,1..f , 4, -,Q , fguf'-R Q, v - QI? 4:14,-. , . G?5r14:,5,', V' -- ffm,-. P - W , 3 wi -'J' ffm -f ig -1 , M' PM ...sy xs1' ,i,,,,4 f il5?ffai' ffiaff f ' X is J ,ffl-3, 1. - ,,x Qi. WV . 1' A' , . T , Q, .1 4 . f 'H' . 'im ,T - is ' ' QS! mln' P TENN The l948 Aggie Tennis Team won seven, losT Five and Tied Two, upseTTing Tavored Tulsa, IO-9, To earn a clean sweep in The Missouri Valley meeT aT Omaha. Buddy lv1cCune and John Wy- lie paced The Team aT The meeT, lv1cCune winning The Missouri Valley singles championship. OTher members oT The Team were Dick Barnhill and John SmiTh, wiTh lvlcCune and Wylie and Barn- hill and SmiTh making up The doubles. Coach ArT GriTTiTh, doubling as Tennis coach aTTer The wresTling season, guided The Polces To a very successTul season on The courTs. Diclf Barnhill, John Wylie, Buddy Mccune, Johnny SmiTh, Coach ArT GriTTiTh. sm QNNMHUH Q lx W AGM U i'!,l!,!! fv'-H Q , ff ,9,AHUf1,4 XQAHOM4 V 92 wi Page 332 I Q GIILF A. 84 M. golfers had anolher very successful season, winning I I while losing only Iwo malches. The Iinlcsmen Ihen posied a score of 904 in Ihe Missouri Valley rneel al Omaha under I'uIsa's 990 Io repeal as conference champs. The Ag- gies also parlicipaled in The NCAA Jrournamenl, placing Iiflh. Individual slars were Bo Wininge' and Loddie Kernpa, sIa're arnaleur champion and runner-up, respeclively. Bill Maxwell and Dicf Turner rounded oul one of Ihe counlrry s ces+ collegiale learns. Coach of Ihis experienceo varsily crew is Labron I-Iarris. Coach Labron Harris, Lawrence Glosser, Loddie Kempa, Dick Turner. Nor picfuredz 3: VV'n ge Page 333 0 CLUB :ED GRISSOM . . . . . Presidenl BO WATSON . FRANK KELLERT . SIB LIFE . . JIM SPAVITAI. . .. QI dub, composed of winners of Ihe IA.: I N. 2 i x arhleric is Ihe oldesl sludenr organ- za' n on Hue campus oi Ihe Clrlahoma A. 84 IVI. ,-X 'N 2.'N'N Ly s.u'C' and occupies an enviable posilion among orner sludenl organizarions. Tre purpose out The club is Ihe promolion of 5- o s.-. sup and a feeling our goodwill among Iel- 'e fren as well as The supporling out all enrer- onses :or Hue belrermenr oI Qklahoma A. X: IVI. 'u-fore a man can be a member of This organi- 'on I e frusl be properly iniiialed and remain -,-Q ,- -. ..- Js., vs., fu +he organizalion. The QI' club has one of Ihe ufinesr clubroams . Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary-Treasurer . Social Chairman . Sergeanl-al-Arms on Ihe campus. II is Iocaied in Ihe easl wing of The Fieldhouse, on Ihe second Hoor. The room is magniuficenlly equipped, including modernislic ufurniuure, radio, drapes, ash Hays and polled planls. All Irophies of The pasr years are exhib- ired in glass enclosed wall cases Ihar surround The enrire room. The highlighr of Ihe year was The annual O club queen race held prior To Ihe annual home- coming ufoorball game. The conlreslanls are sub- milled from sororiry houses on Ihe campus and all independenl halls housing women sludenls. Nila Joyce Poole held Ihe honor I'his year. Row I: Free Wininger, F. Kernpa, Goeringer, Tealcell, S. Filler, J. Filler, Shaw, I-Iarlman, Carey, Burrow. Row 2: K. Roof, Davis, Aldridge, Ivie, USSery, Cook, Meinerl, I.edbeHer, Coleman. Row 3: Em-ers Ashworfh, Lcng, Loyd, Yares, Ross, Franlcs, Iv1cCune, Aslcey, Ivleisenheinuer. L. - - .. ... Page 334 3 l 1' .0 Row I: l-lobbs, Walker, Thomas, L. Kempa, E. Roof, Vogel, Grissom, Lipe R s o Row 2: Pills, Tarrani, Voiglwl, Weaver, Walson, Grimes, Griffin, Gore, labo d Row 3: Van Pool, McNeil, Busse, GaHis, Bradley, Harris, Parlcs, Jaquer, Lo Ben Aldridge Ralph Asliworllw Bill Bowers Joe Bradley George R. Busse Jolwn Carey Jimmy Colclazier l-loward Coleman Bob Cool: Clay Davis Jean Filler Sy Filler Clriarles Franks Nim Free Jolwn Garlis Connie Lee Goeringer George Louis Gore Harvey L. Grilllin Bill Grimes Zed Grissom Bob Harris Jaclc l-larlman Sian l-liclcs Jack l-lobbs William l-lulclwison George l-l. lvie Tom Jaquel Frank Kempa Laddie P. Kempa Toy Ledbeller Gib Lipe Merlin London Bill Long MEMBERS l'lal Looney Alex Loyd, Jr Bill Lundy Buddy lVlcCune Arlen McNeil Bob Meinerr Darrel lvleisenlweimer J. L. Parks Joe Pills Grover Rains Ed Roof Kenny Roof Gene Ross Charles Slwaw Jim Spaviral Jolwn Tabor WOME ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO 're NN Ure s Mhlelic associalion was found- :. an 're R, S M. campus in l92O. WAA -' a cronwle good heallh, cooperalion 'sn'ansnio and play. A combinalion of .asa ana feanw sporls confesrs is held :ag :..' 'ne xear lor all wornen sludenls. The 'jr' C5 We xear is lhe award given lo Jrhe ,'p 'u oorrnilory lloor wi+h lhe highesl fuse of conls accumulaled lhrough parlici- ca : V a' of 'rhe aclriyilies ol lhe year. '-Jncrar--, yarsiries are chosen in leam sporls and 'nokoual soorls awards are also given. An C aw-.afo rnay be won by parlricipaling on 'rree vfnnlng learns, or individual sporjrs or by cerg crcsen For 'rhree varsily reams or a combi- ra'c' cl any ol Jrhese lhree. To remain acfive a VVSMCEF nnusl parricipale in al leasl one acliyily De' serresler. Lasl year's O winners are Fran- cs V 'oco. Freda Everell, Juanila l-lull, Rulh was 'GQ PQ -aff?-f FREDA EVERETT, Presidem' Lindsey, Joyce Ogden, Jo Oliver, Rulhie An- drews, Marlrha Cox, Rulh Fisher, Pal' Flilckema, Jean Kendrick, Mary Shilce, Belly Schroeder, Doris Simonlon, Inez Spaelh, lvlary Schurch and Row I: Bradford, Everelf, Colvin, Flilclcerna, Sleanson Row 2: Nelson, Shull, Alexander, I-lull, Andrews, , ' KA ' gi ., ii in ' 1 f Q rffj A, ' c if i L I L 4 X K - A 2, 2 lf 2 E 1 2 Page 336 Lois Woodson. The oufsfanding senior award was presenfed fo Rufh Lindsey. Acfivifies held during fhe year included a sporfs iamboree for all women on fhe campus, especially in recognifion of new freshman sfu- denfs, a homecoming floaf, inifiafion in January, brealcfasf hilce in March, honor awards banguef, anofher inifiafion in May and fhe annual weelcend camping frip af Yosf iusf before finals in May. WAA is fhe organizafion fhaf fesfs each par- ficipanf's affifude, facffulness and spirif of co- operafion. Through WAA programs and fourna- menfs if is hoped fhaf a sfronger, deeper under- sfanding among women on fhe campus may be realized fhrough fair play, good exercise and clean enferfainmenf. lf is open fo any college woman wifh an inferesf in one or all sporfs or fo anyone who enioys mixing wifh people, wifh plenfy of opporfunifies for fun, fame, frolic and friends in WAA. lvliss Valerie Colvin, professor in fhe healfh and physical educafion deparfmenf, is fhe faculfy sponsor of fhe organizafion. Capinef officers of WAA include Freda Page 337 AGGIETTE NORA RUTI-I KIRK . . VIRGILENE MARSI-IALL . LOU THORNI-IILL . SKIPPER MILLER . PEGGY CARSON . XVe, The members oT AggieTTes pep organi- aTIon oT The Glclahoma A. 84 M. College, in order o Term a womens pep order, esTablish Triends, 'sure loxialTy and spiriT To The aThleTic Teams oT - II ii sis college . . . The TourTh year oT reorganizaTion Tor The Aggi- es has proved They are deTiniTely behind The 'r eTic Teams. Declred ouT in Their whiTe Aggi- 'Te ss-.ieaTers and blaclc slcirTs, The organizaTion as ufiderTalfen To live up To The sTandards esTab- sheo by iTs TirsT members in ICZZ8. ApplicaTions Tor pledging were noT accepTed . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer . Cheerleader unTil GcTober so ThaT The pep clubs mighT have CourTesy week TogeTher, during The weelc pre- ceding homecoming. Ending The pledges' acTiv- iTies was an iniTiaTion Tea aT which Time The pros- pecTive members Toolc The oaTh oT membership. The AggieTTes were co-sponsors wiTh The Mus- Tangs Tor The pep rally preceding our game wiTh Denver universiTy and wiTh The RUT-Nex Tor The rally beTore The game wiTh O. U. The organizaTion limiTs iTs membership To in- sure cooperaTion in Turnishing The necessary en- Thusiasm beTiTTing an acTive pep organizaTon. Row I: Shelby, Burt Converse, Nelson, Carson, Lane, RegisTer, Marshall, Murray. Row 2: I-ludgens, Marlin, GarreTT, Taylor M Thompson, Sharlcey, Balzer, Parlcer, Karban. Row 3: B. Thornhill, Palmer, I-Topper, Tuclcer, Bailey, JeTTress, Geis, Meyer. Goddard. if I ll 1 I W A 09-f 0 I2 ff W Gif? 1' .7 ,fi l 'id Y ,fiv Fi If X Page 338 4- 0 fn I 2 1 fi v ff X91 5, KJ QJ Q 1 ' , Y 'ff' .ff ' f Hr ' rl rf Wlrfn .V K V A .V 'Fix Q B2 7 1 'V .Xl ' y 4,,A, v, fig 'C i f f f QI X, C ff 1' J! June Alley Kalhleen Anderson Jo Ann Ayres Marlha Bailey Winona Balzer Barbara Burdell Killy Brewer Jane Burl Peggy Carson Barbara Caywood Belsy Anne Charles Connie Converse Oralie Dunaway Georgia Garrell Doris Geis Thelma Goddard Doris Eakes Page 3'-'9 Row I: Vanelle, Caywood, Hall, Hopkins, Kirk, L. Thornhill, Anderson, Richa Row 2: B. Oglelree, J. Oglelree, Nail, Smilh, Sallee, Simonlon, Brewer, A. Tnomp Row 3: Eakes, Trindle, Charles, Miller, Burdell, Wisherd, Wuller, Rogers, W ll Beverly Hall Jo Anne Harmon Elizabelh Hayes Fran Hoodenpyle Belly Hopper Belly Hopkins Mary Jane Hudgins Nancy Hulell Belly Jellress Anna Francis Karlnan Nora Rulh Kirk Onila Kile Virginia Lane Mary Ledbeller Robbye Llewellyn Joy McCollough MEMBERS Doris Marlin Vanelle Marshall Palricia Meyer Skipper Miller Mary Jean Milchell Belly Murray Norma Nall Mary Nelson Bellina Qglelree Joyce Qglelree Agnes Palrner Clara Mae Parker Bobbye Regisler Marlha Richards June Rogers Marjorie Sallee OFFICERS MEMBERS PEPPER Kansas Slale and Temple. Plans have been made lo secure new unilorms lor lhe lall semesler ol lhe nexl year. The club's conslilulion has been revised in order lhal Peppers may lunclion more elleclively. Membership in Peppers is delermined by each sororily, each group having a maximum ol I2 Pepper members. Peepers ii as organized in I92l and holds lhe rarer el 'laying been lhe lirsl girls' pep club on 're -X. S NI. campus. Since ils beginning, Pep- pers been aclfxe in mainlaining school spiril n a cr 'g'ng pep lo various alhlelic evenls on -M --..,,,,- 'C CS I pub. ixcrvrx sex noled Peppers lhroughoul lhis sera: xear. Tne club was ioinl-sponsor ol lwo See ra 'es preceding lhe loolball games wilh X , -C . Marx Ann Adams Maw Leu Armslrong -1, yfxfg :SCALE Susie Askew . , Be x Bale-r 'wif 2'5 Q I ia, Baler Barbara Bogenschul: Marx Boxan Lccise Beyer v ct- :: ,tim Jsip BVSVMGH FR :ACES VOORE -- ,,,.-- 5-cn- Barbara Brown Y' Berh Brown QAFrA,-N, Narcy Bill Browning ' ' 'li Jcar Bros-.n W 1 G.-.en Brownlee :-' 4'-ARD Belw Burlchaller ' Maureen Calderwood -2.1 lr Jean Claclc Jean Cooper Margarel Croarlain Nancy Cox Johnny Belh Culver Helen DenAdel Jeannie Devero Nellie Downey Palsy Eldridge Jackie Ellis Freda Everell Jane Ezell Belly Fallelli Wanda Finch Joyce Flilclcema Frances Fox Belly Fowler Jo Ann Gaines Romayne Green Joyce Harlgraves Janis Haylon Nancy Henderson Joan Hull Virginia Hellman Hallie Jacquilh Belly Jelsma Lee Jones Barbara Killam Helen King Margarel Klein Laura Lou Kirchner Ann Lancasler Carolyn Loy Jane Ann McCullum Belly McDonald Jane McMinimy Donna McMurry Mary Margarel Myers Caralee Miller Alma Miller Mary Frances Moore Belly Murphy Joyce Piclcrell Beverly Piclcens Doris Pilchen Nila Joyce Poole Marilyn Powell Jacque Prilchard Nelda Purnell Norma Rasmussen Audrey Ribble Joyce Shullz Rose Marie Smilh Marlha Snow Jeri Nell Snuggs Aileen Sleed Ann Troul Peggy Wallcins Mary Sue Way Jean Ward Marly While Mary Alice While Marilyn Whilehead Marcia Lee Wilkerson Louise Willcins Dorolhy Williams Barbara Woods Sarah Louise Woods Mary Kay Vann Row I: E -er Bger Claclc, Woods, Boyan, Brown, Poole, Harlgraves, Downey, Myers, Harsha, Hellman. Willcerson, Prilchard, Row 2: B 'M' 3 Wir Earns, Willfins, Murphy, Snuggs, Bogenschulz, Culver, Miller, Sleeds, Ezell, Wallcins, Devero, Whilehead, While. Row 3: 2 a en' Mclvlurry Haylon, Klein, Cox, Cooper, Finch, Armslrong, Gaines, McMinimy, Lancasler, McCollum, Flilclcema, Row 4: 5 McLain, McDonald, Smilh, DenAdel, Nienhaus, Snow, Aslcew, Balmer, Purnell, Loy, Troul, Way. sf L M , ' . .. MU' . ' ' 121521 E.. .V I L 'wx W M.. Page 340 UNCHER The Punchers pep club was founded on fhe A. 81 M. campus in fhe spring of I948 as an organizafion composed of independenf and fra- fernify men joined by a common desire fo be of service fo feams and fhe school. Men are se- lecfed nof only for fheir Aggie spirif buf also upon a basis of fheir scholasfic achievemenf and MEMBERS value fo fhe organizafion. This successful year has been rraffec my e' siasfic parficipafion in all pep efefw eff crease in membership, and by a 'ra Lloyd Alabaclc Melvin Albrighf Bruce Anderson Paul Anderson Leo Applegafe Clarlc Arrnsfrong Jim Beale Jaclc Bengsfon Monfie Box Arfhur Burk Sy Burneff LeRoy Burns Tom Carey Dick Chambers Marvin Chrisfenson Gene Clarlc George Clarlc Jim Claus Roberf Coyner Don Crufchfield Bob DeWiff Jerome Diffman Don Dofy Frank England Roy Gains Ray Gillenwafer Kendall Goss Gordon Gresh Bill l-larmon Roger l-lawlc l-larold l-liclcey Jack Humphrey Don lnbody Ray Keener Tom Keleher Dwighl Kirlf Jim Landis Charles Lee Rodney Lee Neil Main Delmar Marsfon Lynn McCalmonf Jim McClellan Ray Mendenhall Jaclc McLean Bob Moore Bill Moran Tom Murfon John Pifcher Buddy Reger Allen Riggs fhaf few such organizafions are ar, e ' eff. Much of fhis ye-ans success was cue 'e e f x, ership of our faculfy sponsor, Dr. P, 9. Gg ezey OFFICERS swf, Lf- f 72 George Ps, , . ow Pi,f,f,f,-H, '1'- Chijflfjj Pfd' 'ff'-EF' Jim glseelz Jim Srnirn Donald Spicer J. C. Sfepnen: Clyde Sforef Richard Srroed Gene Sffaze Don Taggar' Ray Tafe Don Waffers Clyde William: George William William Zapf E: y',L,:,, ' E.. , . --f Lfl . f-:',' 3 r' C-ff!-'A' J-- 1 J v EOPGE PC'm -r ri-A' f-5-f ' 4.444 , Jl'! BEPLE C'-C-'f':1 r -T 7447 Row l: Smifh, Alabaclc, l-lunf, Diffman, Albrighf, Rogers, Landis, Beal e, Goss, McLean, McClellan, Tafe, l-ls c e' 1:2 Row 2: Marsfon, Burns, Applegafe, Clark, Bengsfon, Murfon, R. Lee, Coyner, Sforey, C. Lee, England, Sfeoress. Row 3: Zapf, lnbody, Sfroede, Laird, Chrisfensen, Moran, l-lawlc, Rofh, Anderson, Williams, l-liclcey, Arrssrrosg. Soiser. Page 341 HELL HIIUN CLAY F. HILL BOB WAKEFIELD . JIMMY CRAIG . . JACK RECTCDR . . KENT MILLER . I-Iell I-lounds, Pi Epsilon Pi, received a charTer Trom The naTional organizaTion in January, l927. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To TosTer a spiriT oT pep aT all aThleTic TuncTions. The organi- zaTion is primarily made up oT members oT men's Greek social TraTerniTies. OT The I I5 members, 85 are Greeks, and 30 are independenTs. One oT The pre-game TooTball pep rallies was sponsored by The I-lell I-lounds. AT This rally Ag- gie sTudenTs were inTroduced To a new yell, called The ATom Bomb, which was The winner oT a S50 prize oTTered by The I-lell I-lounds. . , PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry-Treasurer . Social Cairman . Cheerleader A large group oT The members made The Trip To The Tulsa universiTy-Oklahoma A. 84 M. TooT- ball game and saT in a group aT The game in Slcelly sTadium To give The Aggie Team plenTy oT backing in The I9-O Aggie win. The annual I-lell I-lound dance was held in The Old Gym second semesTer. Membership in l-lell I-lounds is open To male sTudenT regularly enrolled aT A. 84 M. The beginning oT each semesTer smokers are held beTore pledging ceremonies. The any AT Row I: Cobb, Barclay, Childress, PraTT, Sullivan, Wilson, Schneider, STogner, Bowlcer, Lancasler. Row 2: Walcen, Zurline, Sage, Kline, Bounds, STallcup, Reed, SmiTh, Rule, Romans. Row 3: I-Iarshaw, GanT, Wilson, Lemon, Norris, Paris, BuTler, Connell, Bowman, FeaTherly. . . . 'V 2 Q lf' 'V 1 I ' ' f ii .I Q 4 gl ,fir X if I l 4,0 Q I X as s -Ly t Q gil? if I 5-1 ,yi 'aw .M Page 342 Page 343 Row l: Laclwman, Robinson, Arwood, Baier, Criicliiielcl, Hill, Wakefield, Craig, Moore, Tucker A'CE'SC'. Row 2: Bobek, Browne, Wocle, Carr, Farmer, Coles, Loeifellwolz, Rondepierre. Ernesf, Brickmav. Row 3: Manning, Sowers, Genzlinger, Williams, Hughes. Neal, Harrison, Rose, Brewsfer, Bro-f-P Va-: Burion Anderson Eddie Anderson Jean Arwood Roberl Wayne Barclay Sieve H. Barreil Wallace Beckley Bob Belrz Don Biseli Donald Bobek Merle Bounds Roberl William Bowker Bill Bowman Galen Lee Braiiliwaiie Bob Brandeberry Milburn Brewsler Troy Brickman Bard Brown George D. Brown E. R. Brown Bob Buck Marvin Dewey Burclieil Joe BurkeH Bob Builer C. V. Carr Arcln P. Carroll, Jr. Earl Casner Bob Clwilders Delloeri Cline Henry Edward Cobb Allan Coles Jolinnie Combs Elmer Connell AI Cornell Jimmy Craig Jim Criiclniield Jim Dawes Dick Donelly Sam Dykeman Fran Ernesl Lonnie E. Farmer Henry Eeallierly Bill Gani James Roberi Ga rreii Bryce S. Genzlinger Jack Givans Marvin Gunn Ben Harrison MEMBERS Ben J. Harrison, Jr. Clnuck Harrison Ronald H. Harskiaw Dwiglwl Haiclner Harold L. Hawkins Dick Heymann Ari Hill ' Clay Hill James T. Hoke Chuck House Hal Hughes Horace Hunier Jolin Slanley Hunier Waller D. Jenkins Neal Jusiice Jolwn Kline Wally Lacliman Bill Lancasrer Jim Larrabee Roberl Dell Lemon Regie Loeliellriolz Erank Malone Harry Manning Kent MD-er Ricnaro V Goroon Mc James Har' V Pa+ T. Moo Barney rico 'X Harclo Nev Roy E. Nor' Jfm Rafe Llewelyn 3- SOPWY C'5 George Rax Jack Rec'c' Joe Reed Bw RM --Q- M Ls., 2 ,. , rracx Recs: gk- M.-- C RC Gb F5 Rooer Roco G en' Rose - c-- 3-5-sn . NN. oc. Ros TN' 'N D KBS Jo -. bag Xl, QAM C- . vs.. -C iM Q::Aae N4 l x.fk.xak.L RUF- EX L. I. BROX . . CHUCK BINNS . . . SANDNL VANDERBURG . LLQN D E. DOBBS . . TEX WILDMAN . The Ag-l-le-Ruf-Nex organizafion, based on The principles of good fellowship and school lay- am, was organized in l924 by a group of far- siqhfed sfudenfs, including fhe presenf dean of yeferfnary medicine, Dr. C. l-l. McElroy. Each year, fo express school loyalfy, The Ruf- Nex members malce fwo frips fo ouf of fown afhlefic eyenfs, one in The fall and one in fhe spring. The hair wager is also an annual affair. Each year fhe Ruf-Nex presidenf, called fhe Chief l-li, sends his challenge fo fhe presidenf of fhe OU Ruf-Neks, and fhe vice-presidenf, called exalfed Chief Hi . Exalfed l-li . Feafher Nex . Bull Nex . Cheerleader l-li, challenges fhe presidenf of fhe TU Wind- bags. These challenges provide fhaf fhe officer of The losing school's pep club will sacrifice his hair fo fhe winner. l-lonorary members include l-lenry P. lba, Ed Brewer, Ed l-leadriclc, Paf O'Bryan, Francis Irvine and Willis McBride. As in fhe pasf, and in fhe years fo come, The Ruf-Nex sfand ready fo do all fhey can fo keep alive fhe Aggie fradifions for a good school, clean afhlefics, school loyalfy and good fellow- ship. Row I: Se- fs Diewerf, Balrer, Bump, Lewis, Groom, Shepherd, Binns, Wisley, Milfon, Blakemore, Burger, Sine. Row 2: Bef: cg Sweeney, Green, Comer, Williams, McCabe, l-loplcins, Fenf, Schuermann, Bullard, Varnum, Prolcup, Champlin. Row 3: ' 13- LaCrone Sfrong, Carfer, Brewer, Johnson, Thurmond, Lucas, Porfer, Young, Day, Lawson, Mclvlurry, Morales. l E of? Sm, J Page 344 Page 345 f Row I: Nevins, Merkle, Whiiaker, Frosi, Wildman, Dobbs, Brox, Vanderburg, Binns, LaCrone, Cobb Vfeliz. Row 2: Tankersley, Messick. Beavers, Dobson, Welborn, Schoiland, Gumaer, Geyer, Eberhardli Purram, Rob-e : Ctr. Row 3: Goode, Kennedy, Rowe, Brockman, Francis, Logan, Collier, Jameson, Wheaion, l-lodgens, Dagror. Ba L.,,. Jim Baker Leo Barloee John Beavers Policarpo Barrere Chuck Binns G. C. Blakemore Neil Brewer L. G. Brox Bill Bullard Ronald Bump Lloyd Burger Frank Carier Earl Cares Don Champlin Bob Cobb Frank Cochran Jack Collier Alva Cower Jim Cowley Bill Cox J. R. Day Lloyd Dobbs Clayion Dobson Warren Dieveri Carl Eberhardi Ramon Feni Joe Francis Bob Frosl Bo Gaines George Geyer Bill Goode Ralph Green Bob Groom Gerald Gumaer Wylie Hodgens Bob l-logan Flip Hopkins John Jameson Foresr Johnson Richard Kennedy Ralph LaCrone Bob LaCrone James Lancasier l-lerold Lawson Roberf Lewis Carrol Logan MEMBERS J. W. Lucas John McCabe Jim McMurey Paul Messick Joe lvlerkle Jack Miller Danny Million James lviiichusson Thad Monigomery l-lerb Norin Ralph Naulr Wyman Nemecek J. R. Nevins George Gdell Bill Orr Joe Paris Willard Plowmari Jack Porier Coy Prokup Bob Puinam Jim Reynolds Less Robb N.fVal+er Roberis Freo Row-e ,. ,,,. Ro, S- c Larry Sew Fefe Shes ' ' Q Wer-dei N'earl Sre Bob S'e:r Ray Score Lloyd Ta' Georce H A To . . .c sa--i is- iv- -.4 Dale NN ar Bob NN'e':: Frank NNie Leamcn N' Virg'l NN?- Eugere NN Roger NN Tex NN 'ao Jams: NN . C - B. L. NX sc Pa+ Y-we V pv- STA G HCM -XRD THQMASCN . ED FERGUSON . . DONALD HANSEN . DALE MURPHNT . RCN ROUSH . A ren 'ne neeo was realized for a new pep : uc a' fx. 8 M., lo men mef in fhe lounge of Qcroe rar Ccf. I, l94o, and laid fhe foundafion for an organcafion which was soon recognized as a 'ru x peppy ' group. ix reaw independenf organizafion was sfarfed -Bncuf affiliafion wifh a nafional group. The same Musfangs' was chosen because of ifs ap- crccrfafefiess wifh fhe fradifional feam name, . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary . Treasurer . Reporfer successfully creafed an enfhusiasfic pep club and disposed of fhe fradifional hazing of fhe pledges by members during pledge week. The belief fhaf a man does nof have fo be puf fo The fesf fo prove himself buf insfead can be accepfed on his sfrong characfer is one of fhe primary principles of fhe club. The pep club acquired a large bell shorfly affer fhe club was organized which is fasf be- Coi.-.ccys. coming a fradifion af foofball games. For fhe The organizafion was granfed a charfer by fhe pasf fwo years fhe big bell has rung ouf fo cheer :xoenr senafe Ccf. 7, I9-46. fhe Aggies. Tc 're surprise of some fhe lvlusfangs very Row I: Pc- , cosel, Murphy, Buchanan, Thomason, Harris, Hansen, Johnson, Holmes. Row 2: ,a:du r. Ha.-.liir-s, Woodwfard, Lang, Mifchell, Rundle, Holden, Hill, Driebeelz, Crane. Row 3: i'4V.'E'E ?Ie':e Ccfrrell, Paul, Roarlc. Monfgomery, Hawman, Rogers, King, Raasch, Ferguson. - ' ' 1 sc 1 V 2' Ti. i . 75 ,. is 1 E? fii T Q Q . t Q ? - I ! T . 7 . ' ' fl 'Y V5 4 i ii .. it T we Page 346 Page 347 Row I: Holmes, Blackslock, Campbell, McGee, Buchanan, Labadie, Nichols, Zickei T Row 2: Bowen, Huslon, Garner, Parker, Harden, Norlon, Lyday, Klein, Burion. Row 3: Plail, Burcheijr, Currieo, Mauldin, Miles, Fleming, Smiih, Elizalde. Billie Joe Blackslock Don Bradley Erwin Buchanan Ray Burdick David Burley Bob Burlon Paul Campbell Hulberlr Coon Wayne Collrell John Crane Max Cumpslon Cal Davenporl Dick Doison Norman Driebeek Ed DuFore Ray Edsel Ed Ferguson Bob Hallaher M. J. Granger Bob Grimes David Hager Don Hansen Bill Hardy John Hayden Weslon Harper Ronald Harris Lee Hawkins Bill Hawman Aulry Hill Jim Hill Bob Holden Lonnie Holmes Bob Hope Kenneih Jacquilh Paul J. Johnson Ray Johnson Charlie King Claylon D. King Alex Labadie Fred Lang Loren C. Lamb Jack Lyday John McGee Leon Milrchell Tom Monlgomery Norman Mowdy MEMBERS Dale Murphy Al Myers Roberr Nichols Chesler Paul Bill Pierce Grover Phillips Nelson Pou-lines Harold Raasch Bob Roark Norris Rogers Roy Roush Dick Rundle Bob Srevens Tom Terry Hulen Thomas Howard Thomas Johnnie NVare James Wloodwa Duane NAA mer Floyd XfN'ilson Leonard Zickefc Carol Barlon Jimmy Bowen V' va 5 -4 e 5 5 4 5 2 5 A ,vu xx 1 'Ye xfvr fs alum -3, ,,. 0 .. 0 A ' ' - .liar iam' gin, C0lVlMA D The ROTC uniT which was esTab- lished 57 years ago and required women sTuderiTs To Take miliTary Train- ing including drill, due To a misunder- sTanding oT The Morrill acT, has grown inTo one oT The largesT and TinesT cadeT corps in The UniTed STaTes. The RCTC uniT oT A. 84 M. College, more commonly reTerred To as The mili- Tary deparTmenT, oTTers Tour years oT miliTary Training-Two years oT basic and Two years oT advanced. The ad- vanced program includes inTanTry, air- Torce, engineer, ordnance and signal corps. S-TudenTs who successTully com- pleTe The Tour-year course are commis- sioned second lieuTenanTs in The army and airTorce reserve. Wendi COLONEL PETE T. l-TEFPME9 P. Col. PeTe T. l-leTTner, Jr., a veTeran oT 3l years oT service, has been head oT The nf +a',f ' f menT Tor The pasT Three years. Colonel l-leTTner commanded The 347Th inTanTry regimenT ou' so -1 4 war ll and saw acTion in The PaciTic and European TheaTers oT operaTion. For ouTsTanoing se' f ce ox his colorTul career, Colonel l-leTTner has been awarded The Tollowing decoraTions: Silver STaf Leoc' lvleriT, Purple l-learT, Bronze STar, CombaT lnTanTry Badge, European TheaTer ribbon wiTh Tcu camca '- sTars, The French Croix de Guerre wiTh palms and The PaciTic TheaTer ribbon. LT. COL. TOBIASON LT. CO-. 'TA 4: :R STAFF OFFICERS Rs.i--- , , . 1. ,., 1. ' -. C Ra- 2' 5 . x-A+, - Row-32,1 r' A- vl r- sf- Ceo chi-, v X: ILITARY TAFF The commandamh is assisTed in his duTies by a miliTary sTaTT composed oT oTFicers and enlisTed men e army and airTorce. The maioriTy oT personnel on The sTaTT are insTrucTors, The remainder having assigned To handle numerous adminisTraTive deTails surrounding The miliTary deparTmenT. Maf Kary C. Emerson, a Tormer Aggie, is in charge oT The basic secTion and is coach oT The ROTC 3 Team which has repeaTedly carried oTT honors in naTional and disTricT meeTs. Former Aggies on The sTaTT besides lvlaior Emerson are Mai. l-larold S. GriTTiTh, CapT. Donald 'nl CapT. Leon R. Clarlc and l3irsT l.ieuT. John Shaw. l........ STAFF ENLISTED MEN Row I: SgT. OTis, SgT. Covel, SgT. Chalk, SgT. Parnell. Row 2: SgT. WhiTeside, SgT. Callaway, SgT. lvlclnTurTT, SgT. l-lowe. Row 3: SgT. Hillsinger, SgT. l-lerriclc, SgT. Fobes, SgT. Raines, SgT. Rehbein. Page 350 ll l1 ' CADET CORPS STAFF COPP2 ZTX- 5 f Each year The commandanT selecTs a cadeT corps sTaTF from ouTsTanding RCTC sTuoenTs CY advanced course. lT is The responsibiliTy oT The sTaTT To conducT The weelcly drill periods heio ea, Tuesday aTTernoon. The corps sTaTT is commanded by a cadeT colonel, who also commands The caoe corps. The sTaTli is supervised by members oT The miliTary deparTmenT and assisTed by oThef sweep oTFicers oT The advanced corps. Page 351 IT is The cusTom Tor members oT The cadeT corps To elecT an honorary cadeT colonel annually Trom The ranlcs oT beauTiTul campus coeds. The honorary cadeT colonel reigns aT miliTary balls and ceremonies beside The corps cadeT colonel. This enviable posiTion was won by Colleen Moore Tor The pasT school year and The picTure aT The righT indi- caTes why she won The hearT and voTe oT The cadeT corps. :gm 1 REGIMENTAL STAFF I FA TRY REGIME T TAFF The inlanrry branch, oldesl ol The ROTC unils ar A. 84 lvl., has an enviable record for producing reserve ollicers and soldiers who have lalcen Their place wilh Jrhe na+ion's besl in Jrhe Uniled Slales 5'Y l,'. The lraining ollered lo infanlrry ROTC cadelrs nor only prepares Jrhern lo loe lulrure officers. bul a so orlers a lasrinq lesson in good cirizenship and everyday courlesy. fb - 'Wlrm Pug 352 FIR T I FA TRY BATTALIO BATTALION STAFF Brumley, Reniclr, Townsley, Smillw, Ferguson, Bilinslci. COMPANY A Neal, l-lolman, Nicholson, Clarke, Ray, Thompson, Allen, Gracly, Slurgeon, Fowler, Swim, Cook, Larkin, Taggari, Scribner. COMPANY B Kopii, Doan, Kinney, l-lyer, Fore, Allen, Kirlc, Pemberlon, Bamburg, Gregory, Grilliflw, Ramsey, Webb, Lawson. Page 353 IIIHI' X 'ew ECO DI FA TRY BATTALIO .- 1 - BATTALION STAFF Dodd, Dilloeclc, l-laclcler, 'iT ? 5 l-lenson, Seilars, Lallwam, 'Q gggsgwg Mossler. Q wifi n n 1 ne ll ami ll ll I j ll ll ll l COMPANY C Burl, Moore, Grimes, Donceel, McDowell, Lakin, Wilson, Good, Smilln, Dicus, Gunn, Teclcell, Paris, Thomason, Arrnslrong, Morrison. Y .f 1 A i 4 ' 1' Q., .iff L. Lil' -Q. . I.. . -n, A, 'gy-. IJ' .s '-V? COMPANY D gp- l-lannigan, Anderson, gin George, Murlon, Morris Bard, Pershing, Orliz, Grove, Pearson, Long, LeForce, Websler, Aldridge, Rains, l-larris. Page 354 THIRD I FA TRY BATTALIO BATTALION STAFF Adams, Emmons, Lynch, Tuclcer, Thomas, Cox, Freeman. COMPANY E Cowley, l-larlcrider, Bales, Lang, McNeil, Colcord, Poole, Curlis, Jewell, Beck, Besser. COMPANY F Carlin, Blair, Leafheroclc, Harrison, Zonqlcer, Polls, Cochran, Grant Dolson, Rupp, Jurqensen, Mossman, Palmer, Landes. Page 355 Al xl ll? llg ad 4 . MMM , M YS . A-I: 132 ,lv Q ,-In 'Wifi 3 yd 4- N351 - ill 145. 6 5. i gay, I. i-?fTE,,1fZi: wifi s. of-S, gw in. . we REGIMENTAL STAFF Lillibridge, Sfephenson, Woodward, Main, Marfin, Hunfer. COMPO ITE REGI E T STAFF Tre composile regimenr includes flue signal corps, engineer and ordnance branclwes. Eaclw of Hwese 's offers an open lield of sludy lo Jrliose sludenls inleresled in a specialized course of mililary in- uc+ien. Tre lraining is closely relaled lo The sJruden+'s academic worlc 'rliereby eliminaling The possi- 'pf of a splir course oi s+udy. Lilce inlanlry and air force, successful compleiion of any ol: Jrlie above e os ci work resulrs in a reserve commission in llwe U. S. army. If ir is mainlaining field communicalion s cuwoing bridges or repairing ordnance eguipmenr Jrlial you wanl lo lcnow abouJr,+l1en speak +o one 're caoef oriicers from Jrlie composile regimenl. Page 356 BATTA LION STAFF Dunlap, Grodslcy, Criszey, Johnson, Albright Abernalhy. COMPANY A Summers, Fish, Mackay, Moore, Hicks, Higgin- boiham, Blessing, Sfefly, McLaughlin. COMPANY B Hulline, Head, Truex, Pohoriles, Mueller, Anderson, Curnpsion, Day. Page 357 E GI EERI G BATTALIO , ., unanuumm 2? - . V 43.1 14554 5 ORDNANCE BATTALIO 1 I 1 1 1 - Y X BATTALION STAFF Duffy, Rulleclge, l-lamilfon, Valella, Maloomian, Bonnell. COMPANY A Eagle, Aslalcsen, Crozier, Fabian, Bounds, Samuelson, Tennelly, Rondepierre, Payne, Pavlalcis, Simmons, Williams, Walker. COMPANY B Dilfs, Williams, Gervais. Pierson, While, Purcell, Walker, Rider, Blair, Brunn. Page 358 BATTALION STAFF Earlhman, Allgood, Keegan, Jerrel, Jackson, Burlcelf, Palcis. COMPANY A Wood, Bergman, Barlon, Lawley, Baldi, Richey, Johnson, Dobson, Goode, Williams. COMPANY B Thurmond, Spangler, Shope, House, Apple, Kelley, Lewis, Sindh Manalnan. Page 359 IG AL BATTALIO 'TQ WW .I A-in -H ' AY ! 1 .-. 4 . , -T 3 I .. A. 1' -nsfsp li' giifffl' -I. u-...nf-.f.m..s AIR Nx ING STAFF :Q . ff- RG. AIR I G TAFF The air RCTC was esfablished af A. 84 lvl. fwo years ago and has won popularify by leaps and ccmds wifh bofh sfudenfs and officials of fhe college. Young men who are selecfed for fhe fwo-year aofanced ROTC course of insfrucfion have such subiecfs as air force supply, mainfenance, adminis- frafion, engineering and fransporfafion from which fo choose a field of sfudy. Successful complefion cf fhe course wins each sfudenf a commission as 2nd lieufenanf in fhe Unifed Sfafes airforce reserve. The air ROTC has confidence in fhe slogan, Air power is peace power, and sfrives ever forward for-ward fhaf goal. we Page 360 GROUP STAFF Roberlson, Cunningham, Buclc, Douglas, Ledbeller, Burba. SQUADRON A Blood, Allen, Andrews, Birmingham, Alchison, Barclay, Anderson, Ayers, Beard, Wesfbrook, l-lardin, Bryanl. souADR.oN B Drain, Conway, Busse, Craig, Chambers, Dofy, Sebaslian, Filler, Oldham, Cummings, Prohaslca, Carroll, Fosfer. Page 35I 1 t AIR GROUP l fi X X ...Z 'L V 1-1 Znd AIR GROUP s 1 'nan .4 4. .. 3,144 mi ,4 -QL, yr GROUP STAFF Harrison, Smifln, Meredilli, King, Humble. SQUADRON C Wliiles, Hall, Goddard, Hardwick, Jacobson, Naylor, Dean, B. Jones, Huslcinson, Haslcin, Henriclcs, G. Jones. SQUADRON D Mills, Lane, Brown, Kramer, Kaylor, Johnson, Edmundson, Moore, Cruser, Sclwoenleldl, Maplwel, Larimore, Mounnlolow. Page 352 GROUP STAFF Slrlnqer, Dodd, Carey, Wrlglwl, Ralllll, Smarl. SQUADRON E Anderson, Simpson, Peel Wayne, Smilln, Price, Sclwoenleldl, Osborn, Nichols, Young, Plumer, Glenn, Ross. SQUADRON F Slanley, Spaan, Wallis, Jarrell, Walson, Wlwillalrer Fillman, Harrison, in Tlnompson, Masserini Wheeler, Toler. Page 363 OFFICER CL B We Cgfcers c up is an organi:aTion oT all The acces RCTC sTudenTs. IT is boTh a service scca organizahon. GTTicers club was re- . or april 8, I9465, aTTer disbanding N .-.., -..Q , ,- c.-. c. c N-3 . Tre Cx aronaa R. 8 M. CDTTicers club is an or- a : comparable To any ohficers' clubs on :us arnax SWG air-Torce posTs ThroughouT The na :'1 Snce nncsT oT The sTudenTs in advanced RCTC mai. sonae day have The opporTuniTy oT ceccm no an onicer, eiTher in The regular army 'r e reserve corps, iT is TelT ThaT The OTlicers in rere on The campus serves a duo-purpose- a' 3' cfoxioing a social organizaTion Tor men in ge and :T preparing The sTudenTs Tor whaT rave when They do go on acTive duTy V' - r 'ef e' 'e 'ed lang sefre-Taryg David MarTin, 'e.- fi- :Tug ai social chairman. REX DEMAREE, PresidenT wiTh The army or airTorce. Socially The club sponsors smokers, sTag par- Ties, dances and picnics. The annual miliTary ball is held each semesTer and highlighTs The social acTiviTies oT The year Tor The Qtciicers club. Crowned each spring aT The miliTary ball is The honorary cadeT colonel, who is selecTed by The cadeT corps, and sponsored by The OTTicers club. TradiTionally, The Oiclicers club honorary colonel is one oT The mosT sTril4ing campus beauTies. She parTicipaTes in all major parades and reviews oT The corps and acTs as honorary commander oT The RCTC corps. Upon compleTion oT Two semesTers oT ad- vanced ROTC, six weelcs of summer camp Train- ing is reguired. This six weeks consisTs oT special- ized Training in The respecTive branches oT The services. Members oT The Owcficers club aT A. 84 M. are in The inTanTry, signal corps, ordnance, engineer and airTorce. PresidenT oT The QTTicers club Tor The l948-49 year was Rex Demaree, also cadeT colonel oT The ROTC corps. OTher oTlicers are Fred Lang, David MarTin and Jack Douglas. Page 361 W.. ,,.,..., Q. it 1 lr W ' W X , .. Page 365 Row Row Row Row Row Row ,QA lgf4.' ' uv .. K, X . as N X, . Huckleberry, Carey, Roberlson, T. Harrison, Riley, Cook, Purcell CLB Blessing, W. Smilli, Cunningham, D. Smillw, Slwockley. Bfeeden NN X F X Murphy, Rallilf. King, Burba, Besser, lvleredilln, Voiles, Dean Lxn Main, Hardin, Maloomian, B. Harrison, Ferguson, S. Dodd Lauso Li o xi 53:5 Reniclc, Haclrler, Dulily, Glenn, Sebaslian, Townslex, Mcssler Dom e Ei wa -M Ns. :- l.. Harrison, Young, Tennelly, Wilson, Woodward, Freewiar' Hen'il'c' Hins -' K 1 I l V A 2 1 , 1 l vi rl 5943 OFFICER CL B f'- f 9 7 X- gzofl Plnllfff, VJ, lv1,Srrlllll, Adflrrlz, Bilfnzlfi, Leallloroclc, W. Johnson, Dunlap, Smar 'V Cm l-lsr: nf: 7Afl:zmInl Jarfffll, Ernrrlcnz, Slrinqer, Brown, Lindsey, Granl. f , rw' ' fm' J, ,rj Bffqnl, lNfy,lbmol, Brfan, Beard, P. Cook, Edmunclson, Ronde-plerre. I- F- ,f ,ffm lAaDmfell. lxflorrlz, Parnzef, Gregory, Filler, Zonqlcer, Jurqensen. 2- H:-l ff 'yy' PQVQ Gfoff,-, fhirzlllrlq, Palm, I. Allen, Buuse, Palmer, Bergman. 7- f 'I--' r ,f:, C, foe? F , ', Lnr-'g B. Crnllll, S.f1nflor',on, Larlfln, J. Smlllw, Kopll. Page 366 f . 1 V I Kr- A 0FFICER CL B Row I: Kinney, Grady, Wheeler, Swim, Websler, Goode, E. Sclwoenleldl, Lelzorce, Tnurmono Row 2: Grimes, Slurgeon, Ayers, Lawley, Lakin, Orliz, Ross, Craig, D. Allen Barron, Msssma -X N Row 3: Aldridge, Kirlc. J. Moore, Bard, Good, Bamburg, Simpson, Pearson, VVcod Snare Row I: Payne, Bounds, C. Allen, Crozier, l-larris, J. Anderson, l-laslcin, Moumblon, Sales Arms x R -X Row 2: R. Blair, Samuelson, Carlin, l-larlcrider, Gervais, Cummings, C. Sclwoenleldr, Kaxior Taaaar' Row 3: Rider, Curlis, Drain, Birmingham, Lane, Conway, Doly, Spaan, Marlin, NN. Moc Page 367 'S SC iC E X I . N 0FFICER CLB Pea I: r Pfw3alrT'., l-lunlfir, Morrison, Palfis, Andrews, D. A. l-larrison, Whillalrer, Wallis, Thomason, Ro-1 2: - X f ',, f!I1?aff', J. lolir-mari, Dfif, Elood, Goddard, George, Walson, lvlaclcay, Fish, l-luslcinson. Row 3: ' 'f .f ff 7 r, fa ffi Hafrrz Mqlauqlrlin, I-ligqinbofharn, Alchison, W. Blair, Cochran, Price, Peel, l-l. Moore, ,L , 1 Cf, l ,fi',VfJff fjlfl-'gl ',0l0 nel, who is sponsored by fhe Ollicers club, is crown Page 3?8 R. 0. T. C. RIFLE TEAM AnoTher sTrinq oT vicTories was challfed up and Toolf greaT delighT in T,eaf'ff f f f during The pasT year loy The Olclahoma A. 8: M. oT Olflahoma uni-feraiTy. ROTC riTle Team. The Team won TirsT place in These honors, plus all oT Tl'o',e wx cy aa The FourTh army l-learsT and The shoulder-To- ROTC riTle Teams, reprezerd eff ' T' f cv ' '- shoulder NaTional lnTercollegiaTe secTional pressive seTs oT achiefernenh To ff C a' ff- maTches and second place in The l3ourTh army T where on The Olflahoma fx Z M. Co ege ca r 2 sponsored maTches. The Team won 20 posTal The riTle Team coach is FirzT Sgt Toy Eoffaw' maTches wiTh colleges ThrouqhouT The counTry and The range oTTicer is Mai. Vary C. E e ,f,' MEMBERS OFFICERS ClayTon Dobson Barney Neal Jimmie Bob SmiTh - David l'lamilTon Marvin Oldham Leslie STephenson LELLIE 'J+E'eE--:C-I Tom MurTon Clyde Purcell Tyler Tennelly page , George SiTes - , , BfLT3l.:f .:fT- f' TS- 'L ' .1.f--C 1 'OV 'f,T O'- hfififef Row I: Dobson, Neal, MurTon, Purcell, STephenson, l-larrison, Terre: Row 2: Edwards, l-lamiI+on, SiTes, Dodd, Allen, SmiTh, Mai. Emerson. Row 3: l-lu-nTer, KopT, Downen, MiTzner, Echols, Thompson W AW 43...--...af-........i,,,,,,,,,. - I ul. .i s I 3isf..u1r.u1li3 -f marihuana:-scarf iiasuicnu ' PMKKYJBUX-LL hnnnianlciu V Ithiilwf--.-an -um.. wwf: v nlimlmnn J M31 aww. nn.-mlsnntb M96 lik-e ' -as anime an gg- , i 4- 31 I ff .T 'i l S1 Page 369 1 .3 .2 x.. gibie Tor membership in Scabbard oe, an aovanced CABBARD and BLADE OFFICERS SER-XLD B. RQBERTSCN . . . . CapTain 'HCM-XS J. DILBECK . . l:irsT l.ieuTenanT THOMAS R. l-TARRISQN Second LieuTenanT JCSEPT-l S. BREEDEN . l3irsT SergeanT .NCR R. DQUC-LAS . . lvless SergeanT X ara asa Baoe, The naTional honorary characTer and have a high proTiciency raTing. 5 a'e'r'rx for cadeTs in advanced RCTC, The Scabbard and Blade member can be recog- :me 're naTionls ToremosT college mili- nized by The red and blue service bar oT The Tra- a ':a'ion. AT FX. 81 lvl. in The I948-49 TerniTy worn on The sTudenT's ROTC uniTorm. .ear Scabbard and Blade Tools long The bar is superimposed wi+h Tive gold sTars. o :iw-.afo in making iTselT one oT The col- Scabbard and Blade was Tounded aT The Uni- .xfx ,, c crgani:aTions. RCTC sTudenT musT one semesTer oT ad- rv-pleTed aT leasT Waning, have a B average in The ad- course, have an accumulaTive grade- e-rage oT all subiecTs oT aT leasT 2.0, have faTeo leadership abiliTy and be oT good versiTy oT Wisconsin in The Tall oT l904 by Tive cadeTs who saw a need Tor an organizaTion To uniTe in closer relaTionship The sTudenTs oT like inTeresTs and ambiTions in miliTary deparTmenTs oT The various colleges and uriiversiTies oT This counTry. The local chapTer, K company, sec- ond regimenT, was insTalled on The campus in l92O. Row I: C CT'rcf RemberTon, Purcell, Demaree, RoberTson, Dillbeclc, Murphy, Breeden, Douglas. Row 2: l-lecsel' Naylor, BryanT, 'vVayne, clarrell, l.awTon, Wilson, lvlclnTvre, Johnson. Row 3: M,crs l-lacr'scin, Voiles, l-lannigan, Edmundson, BurT, Oldham, C. SmiTh. Row 4: firceel, MarTin, Emmons, W. SmiTh. Blessing, Lang, CvranT, Besser. .l .l .., I i i i l sn l D 'Riff' QQ . . xx., . , T' ffw-'..ff2.'A 'ifWrscsfW2' 5..?'.-'T -We .. ,..,.-.'-ngunalst Page 370 Page 371 w'v The loig social evenl of Jrhe year for Scablaard and Blade was Their banguef held in Willard hall or' Charles N. Allgood Roloerr L. Besser George H. Blessing Joseph S. Breeden Thomas L. Bryani Herman Wayne Burrows Sam E. Burl' James R. Demaree Thomas J. Dilbeclc William H. Dodd Orlicers clulo dance. Donald T. Donceel Jaclc R. Douglas Hudson D. Edmundson Earl Emmons Richard K. Granlr Joseph E. Hannigan Benjamin E. Harrison Thomas R. Harrison Lloyd L. Henslee Roy L. Jackson MEMBERS Vernon H. Jarrell Chares L. 3 Wallon E. Johnson Clxoe C. 3, Ered M. Lang GSFSTG B. R- Claude L. Mclnlyre Cnaries B. S David L. Marlin W'i'laro N2 S P. W. Meyers James Seas' Edward L. Murphy, Jr. John NN' '58- Billie R. Naylor Roy NN. NTC' Andrew R. O'Conner Jan-es C. NX Marvin D. Oldham ,X PER HI G RIFLE OFFICERS CRPT. TCM MURTCN .... Commanding OTTicer LT. DURAN JURGENSEN . LT. CLAN TON DOBSON . LT. LESLIE STEPI-IENSON . FIRST LT. JOI-IN SI-IAW . con x C-T oT Pershing RiTles locaTed aT A 'Sli N1 QXC U igqf- ra- -cv u- - ,.,--L ,-N-si'-sf C p e c'Cx,' -, . y-qw H R. S M. College has grown in The lasT nor-. 7T has The largesT membership TITS WSF. g Riflemen were The color guard Tor The aw oeoarTmenT, They served aT miliTary Tu- ., s ano fnex made up The cannon squad aT all 'c:'ca oan-es. Tfs oSf xear, a Pershing RiTle Team won The Timo fire Trophy. This is The TirsT Time since - .ar 'naT company C-7 has had possession oT -,- Q +,-A,-Ny, V Lf The rn uxfka X ,YI rrpany C-7 drill Team is Training Tor The . . . AdiuTanT . PlaToon Leader . PIaToon Leader . U. S. Army, Sponsor naTional drill meeT aT naTional headquarTers, Lin- coln, Nebr., This spring. There should be a very good chance Tor C-7 To win The meeT, Tor Two members oT The drill Team won The besT drilled cadeT Treshman and sophomore awards oTTered by The miliTary deparTmenT aT The college This lasT year. Company C-7 was well represenTed aT The naTional assembly held in New Yorlc This year. CapT. Tom IvIurTon aTTended as represenTaTive oT C-7, and broughT baclc many helpTul sugges- Tions and ideas. Row I: Tffufon Jurgersen, Dobson, PoTTs, Shephenson. Row 2: purile, Lowe Moe, Deuprc-e, Misemer, CriTTendon, Turner, T. SmiTh, Nigro, Jones. Row 3: Hcoer, Johnson, Echols, Kimball, Shapiro, I-Iarrison, Wilson, l3asseTT, E. SmiTh, KopT. Row 4: Emffe. Eraler, ProwanT, Thomas, Ernce, Zinlr, Broclc, BarniTT, Thompson, I-IunTer. 21 11 3 4 I I I l 4 4 , T V - . I- Q . ,- 1 - 1 Q 1 'QW Page 372 IV1 Page 373 iii nl - Row I: Hunr, Wines, Peclc, Thomas, Polls, Jauch, McDonald, Mcfxnulry CBP:-Qli V Row 2: Marshall, Kellner, Rhoads, MrGuire, l-lalsev, Dean, Davis, Reeder Sand Row 3: l-linlz, Henderson, de la Torre, Maxwell, Counls, Wheeler, Sige-rd, Ragland V! Allen Balcer George Barnirr Don Basserr Harry Blumer Jaclc Brock L. Dean Canfield Glen Counis Lynn Crillendon Tom Davis Fred Dean Vicror de la Torre Joe Deupree Herald Echols Bob Eisele Bob Emrie Charles Ernce Davis Halsey Bill Harrison Edward Henderson Gordon Hinlz Bob Holden Richard Holland Sam Hunl H. L. Hunler Ray Jauch John Johnson Jim Johnslon Tom Jones Jaclc Kellner Allen Kimball MEMBERS Joe Knox O. R. Kopi Wiillie Kunderr Melvin Lowe Jim Marshall Paul Maxwell Harvey Mcifnnully Leo McDonald Bob McGuire Culver Moe James Morlex Richard Nigro Jamie Peck Bill Polls Ken Prowanr v-- QA..-:-.- i C C-- sv-x55 in IIEGI E TAL PER HI G RIFLE Ex seeping in close con+ac+ wiHu each o+ +he se-sen companies, Hue Pershing Ri+les Seven+h regnuenfa' neadguar+ers received comple+e co- pe'a on on euerxi de+ail +rom +he companies u--'cn are sca++ered over a +our-s+a+e area. SK new oriicers were ini+ia+ed in+o +he regi- ue 'al reaoduar+ers +o +alce over some o+ +he po's'pTlE+ies out +he old s+a++ o++icers. A goal me cesr reginuen+ in Pershing Ri+les was se+ up OFFICERS COL. THOMAS J. DILBECK Reg'men+al Commander LI. COL. HAROLD DODD Execulrive Oluficer LT. BARNEY NEAL P. I. O. FlRSI LI. JOHN SHAW U. S. Army, Sponsor by +he Seven+h regimen+al headquarlrers, loca+ed a+ A. 84 lvl., +his las+ year, and judging by Hue accomplishmen+s +he goal was reached. A regimen+al drill assembly has been planned +or Huis spring a+ Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College. One new company, l-l-7 a+ Oklahoma univer- si+y, was ins+alled and i+ made Hue company roll now read seven. MEMBERS L+. Barney Neal L+. Thomas Osborn L+. Charles Pember+on L+. John Shaw L+. John Wayne L+. Kenne+h Crissey Col. Thomas J. Dilbeclc L+. Corlcy Dil+s L+. Col. l-larold Dodd L+. Donald T. Donceel L+. Vernon l-l. Jarrell Row I: O'Conner, Osborn, Crissey, Dil+s, Dodd, Mar+in, Dilbeclc, Eisele. Row 2: Goodenough, lvli+zner, Neal, Wayne, Doncell, Pember+on. . l ' Q- nf- WOME ' RIFLE TEA The women's riTle Team oT Oklahoma A. 81 M. College seT a record This year oT which any riTle Team could be proud. For even Though iT is only Three years old, The Team broughT in a second place in The NaTional lnTercollegiaTe Women's RiTle maTches, and one oT The Team members, Laverne BradTord, won TenTh in The individual scores,Tor The same maTch. The naTional inTer- collegiaTe maTches are enTered by nearly every MEMBERS Wanda Bowman Sally Lou Jones Laverne BradTord Shirley Jones Barbara BryanT Helen Conley Helen Endres Mary Lee Fennema Sally Fowler Shirley Gordon VeniTa Hensley Mary Kirkland BeTTy LiggensToTTer Marylee Luckinbill MargareT Malm Colleen Moore Earlen Nailon Marcia Prue college and girls' cc 1 heal V1+Vf J c z f colleges ThaT parTicipaTed in we frat' 'aff riTle Teams Tor ofer Ten years. The Tearn, which was mga'-'Zed ' '14 never losT a posTal maTch. ffffrf '5 e ing has proven To be one QT f sporTs on The campus. Mai. K. C. Emerson is Tre CULL:'!.1Z' f Team. Janice PuTnam Beverly ReiTel Norma STrayer Doris Swanson Jeanne WhiTe KiTTie Williams Barbara Woods Ro Jean Yadon Row I: WhiTe, Endres, Gordon, Woods, LiggensToTTer, ReiTel, Fennema, Nailon. OFFICERS 7ff4T3f5f45ET 'ff' f Caffe 'ff-TJ. f. C. EVE T f- . X rg.:-f'f-r J.,-1- .J Row 2: Emerson, Shirley Jones, Bowman, BryanT, Malm, PuTnam Conley, Kirkland Sal',f Jerez E3.'.a'c:. Page 375 1 --- mm - .f. -are .,.-- .7 ..- J -Mqlk , OKLAHOMA A. 81 M. R.O.T.C. BAND Page 376 f Y 1 s JP A 'aim x, .- ' ,e, 40 wif- mu ss an in I J ..- 'fq Q ' 1, AQ 'ts -x x9 S 3,4 .3 fd 'xr' .Nu -QI' Q r girl? fb 4- L skv ' K ev I 1. JI U 14 A K ' 1 'Lf-Q' cl'-Q, ,rr XZ: 'ff 9 x. , 141 1. gy I , .p 5' .-X ,,. MQW, v,- 0-4. Ll j a ,M 1. 12 ig, f, dvzQf'lfbX5Qf . Aww . -:,'.',gf, ,. ,Wwy ,4,.:f,MQ ' Y ian' 1,57 Qwn 's,1l N . w. , - ,.,fV,, ,W f. wx ay. LA ,QV A, k 4 A ll Q' W ,L t fis section ORGANIZATIONS Honorary Professional Religious Clubs and Socielies Judging Teams OKMULGEE BRANCH ADVERTISING MEMBERS AGGIE X The Aggie-X club was charlered in January, l929, as The deparlmenlal club for sI'uden'rs ma- ioring in agricullrural economics. This year Jrhe local club prompled a movemenl' Io coordinalre The acrivilies of similar clubs Ihrough nalional associalion. Hs goal was real- ized a'r Green Lake, Wis., Seplember, l948, when delegales of clubs from Oklahoma A. 8: M. College and olher colleges were granled char- 'rers of affilialion 'rhrough an organizafion lnown as 'rhe sI'uden+ seclion of Ihe American Farm Economic associafion. The purpose of Ihe Aggie-X club is +o creale in'reres'r and sfudy in Irhe economic problems of agricullure, and Io promoie and furfher a closer fellowship belween The sI'uden+s. faculfy and alumni members in agriculfure. OFFICERS Fred Anderson Harold Bauman Ray Billingsley Roy Brock Ralph Brownlee Asa Bull Marvin Burchelf Earl Chambers W. S. Chenoweih Roberl Coffman Cecil Daniel Oliver Davis Charles Dulzly Bill Fisher Felix Francis Lanny Gallup George Gerards Gilberl' Graf Wesley Greer Raymond Gregory Verlin Greiner Dewey Hanson Rex Eugene Horne John Kepharl' Lee Roy Larlcin Travis Manning Norman Marlin Berger Moller Perry Myers Delmar Nelson George Ney Olis Nislcern Glen Oulhier Duane Palovilc Johnny Perry Roberf Reed Waller W. Roberls James O. Sline Roberf Thomson Onno Vanieulern Raymond Wegener Howard L. Williams MARVIN D. BU RCHETT Presidenl' FELIX F. FRANCIS Vice-Presidenf RAY V. Bl LLINGSLEY Secrelary LEE RGY LARKIN Corresponding Secre+ary OTIS R. NISKERN Treasurer Row I: Parcher. Greiner, Bauman, Larkin, BurcheH', Billingsley, Nislcern, Blalcley, Manning, Greer, Wegener, Bulf. Row 2: Reed, Lacy, Hughes, Nye, Williams, Edmondson, Nelson, Myers, Oulhier, Graf, Coffman. Page 381 AGGIE OCIETY OFFICERS ED MEACT-IAM . . . . . PresidenT C. Q. BALENTINE . . SecreTary ROBERT GLYNN . . Treasurer Lenox LARKIN . . ReporTer The Aggie socieTy is one oT The oldesT organi- :a ons on The campus, having been Tormed in IQOO. EnrollmenT in The Division oT AgriculTure auTorraTically malces a sTudenT a member oT Aggie socieTy. The primary purpose oT Aggie socieTy is To crcrroTe wider acguainTance and beTTer cooper- a on among The sTudenTs in agriculTure. The big evenTs oT The year Tor The Aggie soci- eTy occur during The spring oT The year. One evenT is The elecTion oT The Aggie princess, who Row I: BalenTine, Meach is crowned on Aggie day. Aggie day Talces place in The spring and consisTs oT a picnic and a dance. This year The Aggie socieTy gave a loving cup Tor The besT deparTmenTal TloaT in The homecom- ing parade. The Agronomy club won The cup. The Aggie council is The governing body OT Aggie socieTy, and is composed oT The oTTicers oT The socieTy and The presidenTs oT all agricul- Tural organizaTions. The Aggie council works in cooperaTion wiTh Aggie socieTy and The deparT- menTal clubs. Willham, Combes, Sallee. Row 2: Larkin, Blanchard, FiTe, Nash, Anderson, Glynn. A. sf- is Page 382 Page 383 C-: EL,fL-- A scene al Dean of Agricul+ure's dinner held in honor of ihe various judging Jreams al which Presid Aggie Socie+y Ed Meacham C. O. Balenline Leroy Larlcin Roberl Glynn Aggie X Marvin Burchell lhese Teams for lheir line work Jrhis year. AGGIE COUNCIL Agronomy Dairy Club Bob Wrighl Roberl Anderson Horficullure Spur and Comb Roberl L. Smifh Claud File Block and Bridle -Xase- CC- 'Q Collegia+e FFA VV 'am : Alpha Zela 'S '-1 AGRO 0 Y CL B OFFICERS BOB WRIGHT .... . .PresidenT ELDON HOOD . . Vice-PresidenT JOE W. SMITH . . . . SecreTary WALTER ROSS . . . Membership Chairman WAYNE HUFFINE . . . . . Advisor The Agronomy club is composed oT sTudenTs inTeresTed in Tield crops, soils and rela+ed Tields. IT was Tounded in l922 and aTTiliaTed wifh The iunior secTion oT The American SocieTy oT Agron- omy in l934. The purpose oT The club is Tor iTs members To have Tellowship and widen Their ac- quainTance in The Tield oT agronomy. The club annually sponsors a Treshman-sopho- more and a iunior-senior crops iudging conTesT. Members oT The club also enTer in naTional crops iudging conTesTs. This year The Team won TirsT in Kansas CiTy and Chicago. Club members also placed TirsT, second and ninTh in The American SocieTy oT Agronomy essay conTesT This year. The Agronomy club's homecoming TloaT placed TirsT among clubs in The School oT Agri- culTure. Shem SooTer, a member oT The local club, is reTiring presidenT oT The junior secTion oT The American SocieTy oT Agronomy. Eldon Hood will serve The naTional organizaTion as Treasurer Tor The coming year. The main social evenT oT The year is The annual spring picnic. Members also have one social meeTing each monTh. Row I: Huff-e, Koos, Baker, SmiTh, WrighT, Brumley, Hood, Ross, Meggs, JohnsTon, Roulc, Garman, STaTen, Jones. Row 2: pc-.e' Bailey, Hughes, Kouns, Hall, Krebs, Payne, BaggeTT, Maness, ParTridge, Moore, Pass, Davies. Row 3: Esere' HighTon, Churchill, Jordan, Boclcislcy, Johnson, KeaThley, Criswell, Reynolds, Clendenin, Gough, PemberTon, Lagow. Row 4: Sauer Mclierracher, Ringwald, SooTer, CurTis, Hyer, ApplegaTe, ConlcwrighT, Broadhead, Murphy, STaTen, CoulTer. Page 384 Page 385 Row I: A. Farney, Elliolf, Schillz, Murdock, Cormack, Glynn, Roberison, Fourier, Davis, Jones, DT or Lo: e: C Sr- Row 2: Holden, Thaker, Balhursl, l-larris, Oerke, L. Farney, Brislow, Garrelf, Ellis, Lahr, Hayden, Si Row 3: Gibbs, Wilkins, Mecom, Corr, McCollum, Kay, McBroom, Jackson, Mcl-lard, Sfephens, G vv- nf-off f.,-f-,L -l .4 .1 , ,C - a,dL-,., Lip..- Q Row 4: J. Smilh, Sells, Willingham, Rennie, Brallin, Grissom, Rickey, Wilson, Munkres, Parker, Palmer, B. S ' Leo Applegale lvan Baggeli Oran F. Bailey Kirk Baker Lloyd Balhursl Wm. F. Benneil Robin K. Blackburn Wm. R. Bock Bruce Brallin Frank W. Brislow Alfred M. Broadhead l-lerman Brumley Clini Churchill Carl Clendenin Frank Conkwrighl Tommy Coor Fred Cormack Tedrowe Coulier James B. Criswell Byrd Curlis Richard Davis Paul l l. Dillon Norman E. Elam Allen C. Ellioir Joe B. Ellis Gordon Elsener Aaron Farney Lloyd Farney Wendell Farrell Donald M. Fourier J. l'l. Gardenhire Roland Garrell James Gibbs Berl Glenn Weldon Glenn Roberl Glynn John W. Griggs Bill Grissom Roberl D. Grover Connell Gough Charles R. l-lall Glenn E. l-larris John l-layden George l-lerron l-lenry l-lighlon Charles l-loldman Eldon L. Flood James D. l-lughes Jack l-lyer Ben Jackson Clan Janiz Glen D. Johnson J. S. Johnson James Jones Henry S. Jordan David Kay Mack Kealhley Fred Kerr Joe Kerracher Wm. M. Koos l-larold Kidd Lyndel Kouns Ervin Krebs Virgil Lagow Keiih A. Lahr MEMBERS Boyd K. Lesler Joe Lollies James Mahan Eugene Maillen l-lousion Maness Ralph S. Mailock Roberl McBroom Samuel l-l. McCollum VV. C. McCollum Dean Mcl-lard l-ladley Meinders Joe Merkle l-larold L. Moore J. C. Mecom Douglas Morris Lovell Munkres Sianley Murdock Wm. S. Murphy Charles V. Nagel Frank Lee Nelson G. W. Cerke Thomas Osborne Bill G++ Tommy Palmer Raymond Parker Clarence Parlridge Cecil R. Payne l-larold Pemberron Thomas l-l. Powell Louis Preniice Edwin Rrophel' Alberl' M. Rennie John F. Rep: Jim Rickey Jake Rrg'-.-.'a 3 Dean Roc-eps: Waller L. Ross Joe Scn : Georoe S:',:: Bas'on E. Se - L. M. SV' cgi: Buyer Sn-'-H Jfrrinfe B. SM'-r J. W. S'r ' Shem N. S:::'e Earl D. S'a'e J. R. S'ec'e's Thomas E. S, '-.a George S- ne' R. T. Sens' Dona 3 Si-55' B. Tnomas NN ax ne NN eaxe Emml' XX ers Ne' A. V- ' C Jann S. Ni- Lxmw '-Q Jon' NN .sc Nfarxi' M. i 53 Bee NN fo FacuH'y Members , TN- -- T c x .ak er NN , XX , F,,:'T 5 Vex D. Jo A. I. E. E. OFFICERS RRTHUR M. RISC' .... . Chairman ,min D. skfxees . . vrcachaafman EARL l-lITT, JR. . . Secrerary TCM R. HOKE. Tre ':'i'7'-EMCGTT lnslrirule of Eleclrical Engineers s TCJTOGCJ fn 1896 lor The purpose of promol- g ofooucrion and urilizalion ol eleclricily and e i-.efare ol Those employed in lhese indus- es. Tfs charrer was adopled by 40 members o reoresenred lhe nalional organizalion al a' '7rre. Provisions were soon made in l902 lor e iorrrarion ol sludenl branches in various ac- eoifeo colleges. Frorr fl-is meager slarr Jrhe American lnslilule Eecrrical Engineers now has many rhousand errbers and approximalely I30 sludenr branch- . Social Chairman es of several hundred members each. The work of Jrhe organizalion has sleadily increased, oliler- ing many advanlages lo Jrhe sludenl and profes- sional eleclrical engineer. The sludenr is malerially benefilled bolh lo- cally and Jrhrough The nalrional organizalion. The Oklahoma A. Xi M. College sludenl branch pre- senls oulslanding speakers in regular monlhly meelings To a group ol, over 300 members. These speakers are chosen for Their professional abililies in Jrhe field of eleclrical engineering which will be of parlicular inleresl lo lhe sludenl. Row I: '-: an-an Vardegriff, Wyraif, Sales, Skaggs, l-lilr, Rigg. Darwin, Beazley, Spangler, Thiesen, Forresler, McDowell, Piifman. Row 2: f:'a.ar' l-lufchison, Daylon, Driebeek, Krueger, Magill, Ice, Cooper, Lappan, Haddock, Fair, Olson. Row 3: Sf Fienolds Lawson, Argue, Goode, Sco'r+, Baird, Brooke, Leonard, Grigsby, Morphis, Gibbs, Redelsperger. Row 4: Lie ess Eurlflff, Fowler, Morlon, Dobson, Webb, Loaiman, Gibson, McGlarnery, Ewing, McClure, Esfill, Misch. Page 386 ., ,L , Wi.. .' Page 387 Row I: Cole, PickeTT, l-lowse, Cude, l-larTos, McGaughey, NaeTer, Pier, Siler, Gilmore, Byers Rupee Corded Row 2: Edwards, Meyer, Davis, Cox, ATTholder, Claybaker, Lynch, STephens, Kagan, l-larT, Smifr Freemad Row 3: SmiTh, Eldredge, Malone, Powers, Canada, Brown, Johnson, Richardson, Bryant Payne l-iuclflecef 'act A:: ' Row 4: STaTer, EarThman, Argo, l-lackler, Coleman, Rudisell, Gray, Seow, Williams, l-lolT, Capek Seamarcs Row 5: Eland, Waugh, Johnson, Bickel, Gelmers, Derenbecher, Bailey, Moser. McCuen, Bryan La-re g r'3 A: a-3 Every undergraduaTe gains an insighT inTo various phases oT his TuTure social and proTessional privi- leges and obligaTions. One oT The ouTsTanding speakers To address The members oT AlEE This year was Dr. RoberT A. Milliken, auThor oT several TexTbooks and The vice-chairman oT The board oT TrusTees oT The CaliTornia lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. l-le is well- known Tor his work in isolaTing and measuring The elecrron and is a Nobel prize winner. Dr. Milliken spoke aT a special ioinT meeTing oT AIEE and ASCE in February. To culTivaTe The sTudenT's laTenT abiliTies he is encouraged To Take acTive parT in This large group by presenTing Technical papers which may be The resulr oT his own reading and invesTiga- Tion. Thus Through an early connecTion wiTh The American lnsTiTuTe oT ElecTrical Engineers, he may assume individual acTiviTy and iniTiaTive which is noT aTTorded in The classroom and which will be oT maTerial gain To his TuTure liTe. The Oklahoma A. 81 M. chapTer was cfga l o beTore World War ll and reacTivaTeo in This year is The TirsT Time since The begrnr The organizaTion Thar The membershfo fa ceeded 50. The membership is Theo'e'ica elecTrical engineers buT in The charfer 'T s ThaT any engineer in an accreoiTeo cc, ege be a member oT The deparTmenTal C Q5'f'I5 AIEE was in charge oT The exhYbiTs ans os oT The elecTrical engineering deparTmenT a annual engineering open house whch x-.as The TirsT week oT May This year. The crganf also headed a coordinaTing corrn-fTTee necTion wiTh ETa Kappa Nu and The Rad: Tor The open house. When Alvin Rigg was g'aouaTed af fee e The TirsT semesTer, Alvin Skaggs became A man Tor The second semesTer. OFFICERS MEMBERS ALPHA KAPPA P I Tau chapler ol Alpha Kappa Psi, nalional pro- Iessional commerce Iralerniry, since ils charler x-.as granled on April I9, I92O, has conlinued To promore professional aclivilies Ihar inlroduce ils members +o concrele problems ol Ihe business v.or'd. Alpha Kappa Psi has 65 chaprers in col- leges and universilies of Ihe Uniled Slales. The aims ol Alpha Kappa Psi are Io Iurlher The individual welfare of i+s members, Io fosler sci- enlilic research in I'he fields of commerce, ac- counling, and Iinance, Io educale Ihe public Io apprecialre and demand higher ideals Iherein and Io promore and advance courses leading Io degrees in Ihe Division of Commerce. BCB XX' ARD Presoem DENNIS PETERSON Vie-Presoen' RICHARD HEATH Secrerary A. V. DENTON, JR. Treasurer Cl-IARLEY DGTTS Corresconoenl Lesfer Adkins Robe-rr A. Bass Donald T. Boone Franlc Bowman Exe-refle Brown J. D. Brandslelrer Lewis Broclxman Edward J. Claus Bill Cool: Edward G. Cosla James C. Craig Charles E. Crow Joseph Dean A. M. Denfon, Jr. Charaley L. Dolls John Downs Jess C. Evans Earl L. Farrow Hugh W. Ferguson H. I-I. Fisher, Jr. Willis W. Fisher William M. Geiger Felix Gilmore John R. Goddard Benner I-l. Hammond Marlc H. Hanna William Hardy Dan I-Iarris James L. l-lallield Roger A. I-Iawlc Richard L. I-Iearh Jimmie L. l-lenderson Clay Hill Lyle J, Irby Ronald M. Kerslen Eldon B. LaFollel'l'e Charles E. Landrum William D. Marlin Eugene McKenna Grady R. Miller, Jr. Bobby G. Murphy Wyche Murphy Billie Naylor Roberf L. Oliver James M. Paris I-lowson W. Perry Paul Phillips Billy G. Pierce Charles L. Plumer John R. Ramsey Franlc Rice Roberl I-I. Roolcer Row I: Ease Snager, Wilson, I-Iealh, Pelerson, Ward, Denlon, Dolls, McSwain, Coolc, McKenna, Henderson, Row 2: I-iarca Sappingron, I-Iawlc, Seal, Claus, Wylie, Miller, Broclcman, Pierce, Pelly, Naylor, Gilmore. Row 3: Eccre Ferguson, Rice, Voiles, Adkins, Cosla, Brown, Dean, Geiger, Irby, Brandsleller. hm Row 4: of .fer I-Iardy, Landrum, Weidenmaier, Williams, Phillips, I-Iill, Warren, I-Iarris, Roolcer. v I ss William A. Ryan Bobbie Sappinglon Claud Seal Roberl J. Shaffer David A. Smi'Ih Rex Slringer Paul G. Teel, Jr. Richard Thompson James Tindall Roy W. Voiles Roberl E. Ward Ray W. Warren Roberl Weidenmaier James Williams, Jr. M. l-I. Williams Duane Wilson Lawrence S. Wimer John L. Wylie Williams. ALPHA Pl MU Alpha Pi Mu, honorary premedical lralernily, was ioinlly eslablished al Oklahoma A. 81 M. and al Oklahoma universily in lhe lall ol I93 I. The lralernily was lounded lor lhe purpose ol bring- ing logelher persons ol medical inclinalions so as lo lurnish lhem wilh an almosphere lor lhe exchange ol ideas perlaining lo medical science. Modern emancipalion ol women has resulled I-I. E. Adams Zeena Amend Ferman Bailey Jane Bailey C. L. Binns Don Bobelc Roberl Boles Norman Borlcan Billye Bradshaw J. A. Brandenburg Ed Brashear MEMBERS Chris Burnell Ramona Campbell John Coales Kay Davis Elizabelh Darby Billie Day Gerald I-Ionick Nalalie I-Iunl Colleen I-Iulchison Kennelh Keahey Jim Larrabee Jeannelle Maiden Lawrence Mann Lee Marshall Marlha Marlin R. C. McDougal Eleanor Meinelce David Moore Belly Nelson Charles Niclcolls Marlha Orcull Richard Orr in lhe lranslormalion ol lhe lralerrfvy lferf a men's organizalion inlo one including bell, rref. and women. Prerequisiles lo lhe lralernily are 28 iw: f college credils, I4 ol which rnuzl Ifafe been cr,- lained al lhis college, a grade poinl aferage fe- quired by medical schools and apprefa Cf 're members ol lhe lralernily. Jacl Parri'h Billie Scarbrcug Doris S Jimmie Shorl Doris Sirnenlon Ted Slephens Grace Taylor Alice Wingfield Dan Woesner Barbara Woods Row I: Coales, Bailey, Amend, Burnell, Day, Wood, Orr, Parrish, Adams, Davis, Woods, Campcek. OFFICERS DLC! W-99 '- v- . ur-L' cpf' Jflr-17. CC!-'EQ fee-afezcef' ZEE' .F X- 'ff .D p -v X -- , -, .1 Lf'fC- nf 1. 'Lf 'C-' 4- .1 4 I -,..a 4 BILLIE DF f Seca Cra a' MCMA Cf 'f ZEEL- Soc e Cf: 'fre' Row 2: Slephens, Shorl, Larrabee, Maiden, Bradshaw, Taylor, Darby, Nelson, I-Iunl, I-Iulchison, Meir-ere V. -55' Row 3: Borlcan, Binns, Orr, Keahey, Woesner, Mann, Brandenburg, I-loniclc, Scarbrough, Seilcel, Marvir, Of- 5 ' I A ' - f . s 'F Page 389 l-larold Adams George Ray ALPHA IGMA ETA B fa chaprer of Alpha Sigma Era was organ- o on rhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in May of . The Tralernirv is an honorary scouring a :a on for college sluoenls who have al- a o 'he rank of Eagle and are willing lo pledge se ses Tor rhe purpose of The order. Cha Sigma Fla is organized on lhe campus OFFICERS X LNDERXN CCD -s . V -dv-:Q gan' C.. C 'Xe L GQTOWICKI Vie-Uresfzehf KCSER HAWK S :'e'a .-Treasurer Row I: l-leus Ca Roberr Askey Allen Baker Clarkson Base John Beck Bill Belknap Ewell Brigham Lucius Brigham L. D. Canfield Bob Carlberg Bob Cleelon Max Complon Bill Edminslon Fran Ernesl Boss Fries for leadership, fellowship and service +o borh +he college and Jrhe communily. Among The proieclrs of oulslanding value are The memorial chapel drive, leadership among all The local scouring ac- liviries, and lrailiic conlrol during homecoming. The social evenls include camps, dances, pic- nics and scouring acliviries. MEMBERS Paul Golowicki Roger l-lawk Gerald l-leusel Dick l-leymann Clay l-lill Sam l-lunsaker Roloerl Kraemer Nalhan Lupin l-larry Manning Arlhur Miller Obie Millon Roy Norris Don Pallerson John Pilrcher Mack Polleck ef rlberg, Beck, Norris, Golowicki, Underwood, l-lawk, Slice, Wyall, Cubin, Fries. Paul Roloarls Ted Roberlson Sieve Rogers Frank Simonson John Spann Leslie Srephenson Claude Slice Roberl' S'rou+ l-lulen Thomas John Underwood Joe Williams John Williams Lawrence Wilson A. W. Worlrham Row 2: Can?-eld, Baker, Worfham, L. Brigham, E. Brigham, Simonson, Aagers, Cleeron, Reynolds, Miller, Ray. Page 390 ALPHA ZET The Olclahoma A. 81 M. chapler of Alpha Zera, narional honorary agricullure lralerniiy, was in- slralled April 24, I9 lo. The opiecrs of Alpha Zela are Jro promole The profession of agriculrure and lo iosrer high slandards of scholarship, characler, leadership and a spiril of fellowship among all agriculrural workers. Thomas J. Allen Roloerl' E. Anderson Edward Kirl' Balcer Arnold L. Bamburg Sam H. Besr, Jr. B. J. Blanchard Jaclc Lesley Boslwiclc Roy M. Brandenburg Herman Brumley Thomas Edward Cox James B. Criswell Joe P. Davis James Owen DeFoe MEMBERS Bennie Berr Doane Allen Charles Elliolr Jean M. Filler Donald M. Fourier Berfis L. Glenn Weldon Glenn Roberl' Val Glynn Dan E. Guyer David E. Hager, Jr. Donald C. Henderson Eldon L. Hood Clyde R. Kindell Lee Roy Larlin Joo E. Loffioz Sam H. McCollum William M. Moore Slanley J. Murdoclf Roberf L. Nash Thomas E. Nipper Alvin W. Norwood Diclc N. Payne Hugh G. Payne, Jr. Thomas H. Powell Waller L. Ross Thiz iraierniry rr.a?c2 affarff. f if fee' oulsranding zludenrz in the 'f ff fy' lure, such as rhe senior hazing f year grade poinr a feragc, iffg f 'gil lhe highesr grade poinl' aferogfz f f high individuals in all rhe Tren iudging conresrs A. A. Pulledqe P. G. SCl'inaiTl-fra' Jimmie Bch S'r.i , Waller D. Slaqg: Shem M. Scorer Earl D. Slalen Ralph L. Thema: William R. Thorna Roberl' Torusel E. J. Turman Raymond Wegener Bob Wrighr --.JJ - -. Row I: Davis, R. Thomas, Elliorr, Glynn, Sooler, Blanchard, Hood, Toruselc, Jones, Briggs, Smirr Lariri- Heade' . f .ff.,. . 1, i '3,L'f...f1. OFFICERS fTf:.'f:. meal' '21 f f',,',, O, ., r- -sf-- ff f- . srrfg, .1- .ff LEE PO' J-'f 'ZLL' I1-f ,-.4 , F 'f'f' F127 'f. QD, C C'if E' Row 2: Lolfies, H. Payne, D. Payne, A. Thomas, Schnailhman, Criswell, Rurledge, Brumley, Cox Ei'f-er Nyf.: c f :e Row 3: Murdock, OH, McCollum, Wrighr, Anderson, Doane, Cormaclc, Turman, Powell, Hager, Moore 5a :-'g 'fi' 1: Row 4: Sialen, W. Thomas, Brandenburg, Eourier, Ross, Nash, Wegener, Hooper, Bosrwiclc, Ge DeFoe, G-,e' Eire 4 .l. g sif- ...J 1 oping and recognizing good swimming Torm. AQ ATIC CLUB Since iTs organizaTion in IQ46, The AquaTic club has been acTive in promoTing a higher sTandard of waTermanship among A. 84 M. sTu- denTs Through presenTing a waTer pageanT each year, promoTing waTer saTeTy, encouraging com- peTiTive and recreaTional swimming, and devel- on The campus wiTh a senior liTe saving member- ship in good sTanding and who are able To pass The club's requiremenTs which are swim 440 yards in good Torm using The American crawl, The back crawl, The side sTroke, The breasT sTroke and The elemenTary back sTroke. Also be able To do The TronT and surTace dives in good Torm. M RS. BETTY HENTOSZ Membership in The club is open To all sTudenTs OFFICERS Sam McCollum Sfxlvi Mary Chapman Pl'GSid6r1T Frances Cornelius MARY CHAPMAN 13n+naFlTillle Nelson Vice-PresidenT 6 ' ema M B. Sh II rmnces corensuus 921, Malaga, SecreTary-Treasurer phyms Murphy ANNABELLE NELSON Belly Snow Pageani' Chairman Rull' Mccollum PaT WhiTe Clara Paine EaculTy Advisor MEMBERS Allen Riggs Joanne STeanson Dale JeweTT Norman Driebeek Jim Hanna Earl STaTen YerdiTh WhiTe Jim ForresTer BeTTy Hopkins W. D. Manahan RuTh Dixon Sally Emery ' George BagdanTTy Clarkson Bale Hiram Camp Helen Endres June FleTcher Romayne Green ElizabeTh Hawkins PaT Hanna JaneT James Don PaTTerson Jeane Pearson Helen J. Randolph Bill Vernon SmiTh Row I: WhiTe, McCollum, James, Pearson, FleTcher, Paine, Flikkema, Cornelius, Snow, WhiTe, Endres, Queen. Row 2: Hanna, Bace, Hanna, Flanagan, JeweTT, Murphy, Hawkins, Emery, Randolph, Driebeek, SmiTh. Row 3: Kendig, Camp, ForresTer, PaTTerson, Bogdanffy, Shull, McCollum, Nelson, Chapman, Manahan, STaTen. E 2 5 i .. ,1 fi i ' 1 Page 392 ART T DE TG ILD The ArT Guild is an organizaTion Tor arT sTu denTs on The campus oT Oklahoma A. 81 M. Col lege. The purpose oT This group is To TosTer in TeresT in arT, wiTh guesT speakers being spon sored To broaden The knowledge of The Tield, besides The regular semi-monThly business meeT- The minimum requirernenTs are To be an arr major or minor, compIeTion oT 25 hourz, imefezf in The field and a grade average of aT leazT ' B in arT and C in all subiecTs. The ArT Guild This year plans To ha I6 an al - member show in The campus arT gallery in 400 ings. IT was esTablished in l927 using The TiTle Morrill hall. name oT The SkeTch Box. MEMBERS OFFICERS Kay Davis John NuTer Mary Dell Cooper 1' Peggy DyaTT Mildred Gaddis Georgia GarreTT Lee Hawkins Shirley Kyle Naoma Bauman Lyn Meyers Jack Miller Malcolm Moore Loraine McChrisTy Mary Jean PanTell Nick Panos Jean Simcoe Mary Thompson Gae England William Thomas Virginia WenT Bonnie Aldridge Mary Nelson Mariorie Bunch Mary Ann Duncan Carol Gibson B. GuTierrez Darlene Hughes Edgar Huxley Bob Jacobson Nora RuTh Kirk WalT S. Newman Sam Schneider Gwen Vogel ELIZABETH DIET-TL Pre:igenT KITTK BPEKNEP Vice-Prezoer' JANE HUTCHESGF. Secre+ary MARY ANN HUNER KAGEP Treasurer ERMA KROT-TN Reporl'-er Row I: Hawkins, Kyle, Huneryager, Brewer, Diehl, l-luTcheson, Krohn, DyaTT, Vanlandingham, Paros. Row 2: Newman, GuTierrez. Duncan, Kirk, Gibson, Jacobson, Schneider, Cooper, Hughes, Schmior Ne so Row 3: Davis, Simcoe, PanTell, Vogel, NuTer, Thomas, WenT, McChrisTy, PeIIeTTe, Garreff. Page 393 2 C vs L u 2 ..A.E. Toe purpose ol The ASAE is lo promole inler- s' ol sluoems in agricullural engineering, pro- 'o'e leadership, provide exlracurricular aclivi- 'es for s rren-be-rs and losler closer relalionship ew-.een lacuilx and sludenls. Members are coergraczuale sludenls enrolled in agricullural cg'nee 'ng. Reorganized in I945, lhe organiza- nas grox-.ri lrom 20 lo 83 members and is very aclive on lhe campus. Bruce Blanchard is presidenl ol lhe soulhwesl seclion ol sludenl branches which was organized by lhe inilialive ol lhe OAMC branch. The branch is endeavoring lo organize an honorary agricullural engineering lralernily ol nalional unily. Prominenl prolessional speakers have been guesls ol lhe branch lhis year. CFFICERS MEMBERS GARLAND L. LAXN SON -N . , fr-:Q 'Msn' C- UL 'x'.iLLlAN D. HURST N ce-Dresoecl RANDCLPH COCK Se:re'a -,Treasurer '- ELDCN HIDDLESTON Scfce GORDCN L. NELSON John NN , Ackley H. R. Anderson Marfir Berk Carl Bel: B. J. Blanchard Cal Rax Blasdel Elmn G. Brown John Burch Dale Burnell M. D. Cannon J. A. CarriCk Russel Chrislenson Randolph Cook John H. Crilchlield Carl Daniels Bobbie Day Jack Decker Leo Derichsweiler Bill Doering Carl Ferguson Harold Gibbs Roy Goodman Leslie Goodwin Arlhur Green Leonardo Guieb James Guyer William Hanlord Arlo Harden Viclor Hauser H. N. Hays Weldon Hiddleslon Clinlon Hobbs Bob Howell Roberl Hubbard Rex Humphreys Gene Hunck William D. Hursl Bill Jellries Joseph Karban John Killough Waller Knisel Arnold Knox G. L. Lawson Roland Lee Jackie Lewis Thomas Maher J. S. Mallhews J. B. McCalla Eorresl McClung Edmund McCurlain Floyd McGlamery William McMahan J. W. McTaggarl Eldon Meyer Bobby H. Neal Richard Norlon Bengl. O. Nyslrom Marlin Pallyn Kennelh Payne James Pilzer Marvin Polson Ervin Poslier James Reische J. C. Rigney David Robinson Foresl Saunders R. L. Schroeder Delberl Schwab Warren Taylor Harry B. Terrill Edward Troll Waller Tucker John Underwood John Walker Harry G. Way Joel Webb P ' Troy Dowell Roberl D. Johnson Fred Oppel Joseph Wilson ASVISEV Jim Dye Viclor Wolll Row I: D' -eze' Ra, Hurs' Nelson, Lawson, Cook, Hiddleslon, McGlamery, Decker, Guieb, Miller. Row 2: D -ee C 'a'e's:n, Burnell, Ackley, Rigney, Blanchard, Mallhews, Moore, Johnson, Hanford, Knisel, Tucker. Row 3: E -c Kama McCurlain, Humphreys, McMahan, Reische, Blasdel, Berk, Crilchlield, Hays, Burch, Killough, Harden, W. Hubbard. Row 4: f :e'::' Gcce Terriil, Hunck, Walker, Troll, Howell, Goodwin, Underwood, Dowell, Robinson, Guyer, Maher, R. Hubbard. Page 394 ..C.E. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapler of The Amer- ican Sociely of Civil Engineers, consisling of civil and general engineering and archileclural sludenls, was organized in I922 as a sludenl branch of The nalional senior organizalion. Funclioning in union wilh ils parenr organiza- lion, ils purpose is lo develop a close associalion of engineers and sludenls ol The civil and relaled Harvey C. Abrams Roberl Lee Askey engineering professions Through cafional lacilifiez. Irs acfifiriez 'fc Jo J soring of speakers, field Trips are J cial oufing. C I Membership in The orgarifzarfof. 2 f sludenls enrolled in ci fil and genera fx ff and archifecrure. Prof. J. E. Love . f advisor for 'rhe organizarion. MEMBERS OFFICERS Roberl' R. Forlh John H. Frazier Chas. R. Lowrie, Jr. Don l. McCullough Willis E. F'uIfiw1 Gfjflf: pu3'.':i Frank J. Barra Roberl' D. Garland Dennis W. Manasco George D. Bf.f'.'er H17 1 ' 'xg 3 Roberlr W. Baley George Geyer James N. Mailock John J. Sinnerr T r Frank Bauer Flelcher P. Graham Don M. Meyers Louis Bryan Skaggz fi, 1 W. K. Bechlold Billy Joe Hamillon Norval R. Miller Vincent J. SHI . J. B. Billingsley J. W. Harris Troy L. Miller Beal K. Sf'lGd'jl'iZZ THOPI jff. LTI? f. James A. Bizzell Truman Harsha, Jr. John Edward Moody B. Lee Surfon Xi. , A K' Jim H. Blair Louis A. Hill, Jr. Alfred L. Newell James O. Slone !f'3 :' H' Roger F. Blessing, Jr. Clarence R. Holden Francis Pearson, Jr. James A. Thorricc' James D. Brady Gene Hopkins. Jr. Ralph C. Pickle Rober+ L. Todd CULWPCLCC FC Lawrence E. Brown Harry F. HuleH, Jr. Don Piersall Barron G. Treece T T T Fosler Burba Benny F. Hurlock Thornlon E. Piersall Wilhelrn E. Treibef TV? James W. Cloud Dillard M. lseley Leroy Henry Plell' Culhberr M. True: Kennelh N. Cox Ross L. Jacobs A. G. Poppino Elmo B. Wade LF1RQf Sl ST Vincenl' P. Dewar John M. Jameson Clarence R. Rea Richard A. Ward Tr T- John Henry Dierkes Charles R. Keilhline Henry Ford Reager David K. Wafsch D522 J , Lloyd Eugene Dobbs Edward Kowalski G. Troy Reynolds Byron A. Whirmarsh Wallace H. Dodson Raymond Kralf Wm. H. Roach, Jr. John A. Wilheirr. A his Jack C. Durgan Bernard W. Krohn Floyd J. Roedell Charles R. Wolfe l Jack H. Evans Charles A. Lawrence Lawrence H. Roney Harry M. Wyafl' COVVGSFZCVC 'C 392 John S. Evans R. B. Young Row I: Baker, Thornfon, Prof. Dawson, Reager, Holden, Plell, Hill. Row 2: Barra, Graham, Lawrence, Reynolds, Wilhelm, Thompson, Harsha, Mallock, Geyer, Braoy, Dxga- V!-'- 1-2 Row 3: Abrams. Ruland, Ward, V. Smilh, Russell, Krohn, Jameson, Miller, Harris, Treiber, Dierkes, Treeze F'a:ie' Row 4: Roach, Scysler, Krall, Askoy, Jacobs, Blessing, Garland, Dodson, lseley, Keirhline, Harrircn F Row 5: Piersall, Hopkins, Rea, Cox, Sinnell, Miller, Belknap, H. Smifh, Poppino, Billingsley, Pearse' Vf,a r- e A,--, -4 . A V ..1.. .. Page 395 . ..lIll.E. The American SocieTy oT Mechanical Engi- neers was Tounded in l88O. Regularly enrolled sruoenTs in The School oT Engineering, Tollowing a curriculum leading To an engineering degree, may apply Tor local sTudenT membership in The socieTx'. The obiecTives oT The sTudenT branches are To develop iniTiaTive and TamiliariTy wiTh Technical socieTies and also To TosTer associaTion among oThers in mechanical engineering. Through The medium oT The naTional socieTy's monThly magazine, Mechanical Engineering, sTudenTs may keep abreasT oT developmenTs in The proTession. U.pon graduaTion, sTudenT mem- bers may apply Tor promoTion To iunior member- ship in The parenT organizaTion. William Ledger- wood received This year's cerTiTicaTe oT award Tor being The ouTsTanding sTudenT in This chapTer. MEMBERS OFFICERS CHARLES E. MARTIN IN ' ' i 3S C1977 C A. TCVLINSGN JR. X, i '.:.-Dr-:::i3.an4 Ce DXNIN L. BECHTOLD SecreTary D LENNIS SMITH JR. Treasurer ROLLO E. VENN Honorary Chairrna Racer' M. Adams Ca Mr E. Anderson James C. Andrei-.s Clarence W. Barfon Jorn A. Beavers Jack R. BechTold George H. Beck Bill C. Beck James C. BirTell J. T. Blackburn, Jr. E. H. Blakesfad William M. BogerT Joe CliTTon Bradley Bob Bfakey, Jr. John C. Byers Mark L. Campbell Harry Carlin Bobbie L. CarpenTer David D. CarTer George E. Clark John R. Cox John K. Crane Don G. Crews BerT S. DavenporT Roberf G. Denyer Ray E. Farrell Ornald L. Gambrell Alvin R. Gerling Frank GiezenTanner Charles H. Gilman MilTon D. Goin Bill E. Greenfield VVilliam E. Hallbeck WalTer L. Haning Delmar E. Happ Sam F. I-Iarrill Charles E. Hickman J. D. Hicks TalboT G. Hinze John S. HunTer Charles Hyde, Jr. G. C. Jackson, Jr. Eugene W. Jennings James E. Jennings Paul J. Johnson Calvin C. Jones Jack W. Keech Olen H. Kirchmeier Jack W. Kraemer Harold R. KreTchmar Leslie L. Lamb Thomas M. Lawson L. Ledge-rwood, Jr. ChesTer Linsky Charles F. Magee Charles E. MarTin Claude E. Misel William E. McKay J. E. McDonald, Jr. Harold F. McGehee Huberl' A. Noble HerberT C. Norman Jack C. Norman E. R. PiTcher, Jr. Eugene W. Purdy John A. Queen Clovis E. Rodelande Richard F. Rodgers Isaac S. Ross G. C. SarTin, Jr. Guy C. SaTTerlee I' Joseph J. Shingle Glenn H. Simpson Clifford E. Sims O. Lewis SmiTh, Jr. Joe N. SmyThia Verne L. Snow George R. STaeTFler MilTon R. Thomson James C. Via Ervin E. Vogel John R. von GonTen H. C. WachTman, Jr Erva M. Willford Jack C. Williams J. E. Willman Jack R. Woodard Joseph D. Wollard Row I: Ea,-c- To-'rsori S'niTh, MarTin, Venn, MenTzel, MerTz, CarTer, D. Williams. Row 2: Hess cennl'-gs Garnbrell, Hinze, PiTcher, Linsky, STaeTller, P. Johnson, Byers, WhiTaker, Hyde, Diez, HunTer. Row 3: Grfe-'Ceara Crane. Bell, J. GarreTT, Ledgerwood, von GonTen, Anderson, Clark, Gilman, Naber, J. Williams, Kraemer, BancroTT, Cc, e Rea. Row 4: I-a ' La.-.son Andrews, Purdy, Qceen, Greenfield, BarTon, Woodard, Neish, Wollard, Hickman, Cox, Happ, SarTin. Row 5: S ':s:- Harirg Brakey, Garling, McDonald, Vogel, Plummer, BogerT, Jennings, J. Williams, D. GarreTT, STerniTzke, F. Johnson, Norman. Row 6: -'a 5:55 Keecr Kirchmeier, BechTold, SaTTerlee, Misel, Hallbeck, McGehee, Bowden, Rodelander, Prilliman, I-I. Williams. Page 396 BAPTIST STUDE T UNIIIN The Baprisr Sludenr union serves approximare- member of 'rhe BSU. Beside: cf,rifr'r,uY . ly I, I IO Baplisl sludenls on 'rhe A. 81 lvl. campus. 'rhese organizafions, The Baphzr Sruoer' uric providing a con'rac'r wilh 'rhe local Bap'ris'r church sponsors daily vesper serficez and rrcrffng dee and oflering a varied program of aclivilies al Ihe vofional periods, Saiurday nighr coral e ferr Baprisr Sludenr cenrer, 323 Knobloclc s'rree'r. and Sunday nighr fellowship hours. Any srudenr who belongs 'ro 'rhe Sunday school, The Baprisf Srudenf union is led by Mr. l!f5'f' Ihe Baplisl' Iraining union, Ihe Young Women's Whileaker, minisler of sfudenls. auxiliary, or The Young Men's brolrherhood is a BAPTIST STUDENT UNION COUNCIL OFFICERS Roy Barr-Exlension direclor Gene Kimler-Librarian ---1 James Brazell-Training union Paul Marlin-Roundup edi'ror DIC! FCHL? Lorraine Burruss-YWA represenlalive Ed McCrary-S'rudenI cenrer represenrarive : '13i'59 Peggy Carson-Music direclor l Iarry Mills-lnlerdenominarional represenralive EIL PGEEDTSCH Jean Cooper-Morning Walch represenlralive Elaine lvlooney-Arr club !'75':'e5iU'f Kay Davis-Fellowship represenfalive Janice Scherer-Sunday school represenlarive FIELDS r-P'r-CE'- I-lugh Dooley-Camera club represenlarive Lou Thornhill-Third Vice-Presidenr 39579 !if9':'93i'f Gerald Dunlap-Reporler Calvin Zonglcer-Alrhlelic direc'ror fATIfE5i' ' F 'E Ivlax Gardner-Magazine represenlalive lvliss Vesla Elrchison-Facully advisor TFT? fi?-: '2i'C Slanley Gasswinr-Brolherhood represenlarive Dr. C. D. Ivlarlhews-Paslor advisor Rivgf f-3,342 John l-lopper-Gleam edilor Kermil Whilealcer-Minisler of s+uden'rs Secre'af,f-Tfeaz f Row I: Carson, Shorl, Thornhill, IvIcCrary, Burruss, Roberlson, Fowler, Whire, Davis, Dunlap Coocen Row 2: Zonglcer. Scherer, Barr, Kimler, Angus, Brazell, Efchison, Hopper, Gasswinr. Gardner Dc: e,. S .M.,.MmmucW. ss .. gunna Page 397 The Beaux Arrs archileclural sociely was or- organized on rhis campus IO years ago and has grown info a progressive deparimenlal organi- zarion. The nalural feeling of comradeship developed fn Jrhe drailing rooms among srudenis who spend 'eng hours rogerher ar arduous Tasks is given iurrher imperus by 'rhe sociely in recrealion and opocrruniries ro keep abreasl ol developmenls ART aiilecling The aciual Training of Jrhe young archi- leci. The socieiy Jrries lo presenl as much of a social calendar as lheivery full schedule of Jrhe members will permil. This usually includes several dinner meelings, lhe annual Beaux Arls ball and lhe spring picnic. Bud Garland served Jrhe organiza- rion as social chairman lhis year. OFFICERS MEMBERS JACK DURGAN Presidenr KENNETH RANDALL Vce-Presioenr VARJORY ANN ZALABAK Recording Secrerary TED COLE Corresconoing Secrelary LELAND Y. SHUMATE Treasurer Richard D. Adams Bill Baies Larry Baily Frank Bauer Bill Blair Roger Blessing Richard Buzard Ed Callhan Clark Chapman Kenneih Cole Bill Crichlon Ken Crissey Merwyn Croslon Dale Delano Larry Edmundson Bruce Erwin Clifford Fields Palricia Ann Fosle F Charles Gibbs Jack Graves Ballazar Gulierrez Warren Hall Bob Hammeir Bill Hardick Bill Helfrich Neil Hill Bob Hope Olin V. Holmes Edgar Huxley Carroll Hulchens Benny Hurlock William Inman Dean lrby Richard Johnson Larry N. Jusiice Vernon Jusfice Arrhur P. Kalfas W. Lee King Belly Lou Larson Jim Loilus Orville Manes Marcellelie McLain Wayne McAfee Presion McPhail Keirh McPhee'lers D. W. Manasco Bill Merliss Alex Miller Tom Moran Lee Murray Beverly Nelson Waller S. Newman Ann Rallifi L. H. Ronney Clil'lord Slavin Charles Selig George Seminohf Slanley J. Shaiiel Tom Sorey James E. S+. John Billy Lee Sullon James R. Thompson George Tschiemer Al Vawler Glen Venable Orlando Volpe Huber? P. Warden Cecil Williams Dudley Waikins Row I: Ne.-fran, Ervin, Cole, Randall, Shumaie, Chamberlain, Durgan, Zalabak, Garland, Dellaporf, Edmondson, Hope. Row 2: Kirg Milburn, Chapman, Huxley, McLain, Larson, Fosler, Hulchens, Thomson, Manasco, Miller, Johnson. Row 3: Me' iss Holmes, Hardwick, Jusiice, Tschiemer, Hall, Croslon, Blessing, SuHon, Jusiice, Callahan, Crichron. Row 4: He lricn, Slavin, Seminohi, Venable, Tennelly, Baies, Warden, Hendricks, Nelson, Waikins, Bailey, HammeH', Moran. Page 398 BETA ALPII P I Bela AJpha Psh a nahonallmanorary and pro- sldcled lo accounhng rrarf lesdonal accounhng halermly, was lounded counhng who hare COUWQGTLJ r f Feb. I2, I9I9, al lhe Lhnverdly ol Hhncns. Clhi sernesler hour: ol frorl hx nice rg U chapler B lhe 22nd chapler ol lhe halernHy, average ol3.0,and whose gerf J aferagr and was inslalled on lhe Glclahoma A. Br M. cam- subiecls is nol less lhan 2.5. pus on h4ay l6,I939. fAcHve lacuHy rnenlyw: a'e B. F.l-5 The rules ol conducl loslered by Bela Alpha G. B. McCowen, C. L. lf1cCafr'fz' E. E. f Psireble pnnwwHy hnlheindhddualdeporhnenl J.VV.hAcSwaum E.T.2chaue'a' 1.3. f ol lhe young accounlanl. hAennberdnp is re- gall MEMBERS OFFICERS Ray C. Adams Thomas D. Anderson Roberl A. Bass Fred Blaclc Franlc Bowman Herberl A. Bridwell Everelle T. Brown, Jr. Sidney M. Carney William Chambers Edward Claus Darvis M. Craig Paul M. Crandall Charles Ernesl Crow Wilbur Davis Fred Deering Slephen Dodd Charles Ferguson Max W. Filson Gerald Garrell Theodore Greene Jellerson Hamlin Marlr Hanna Thomas R. Harrison Edgar H. Hodnell Pal Holler John Henry lnzer, Jr. Roberl Lehman Waller Lullrell William D. Marlin Eugene F. McKenna Earl Miller William D. Minor Billie R. Naylor Dennis I. Pelerson Paul D. Phillips Marvel D. Price Jerry L. Roberlson George E. Robbins George E. Sarlain Vernon P. Shoclcley Marlin E. Todd Vernon Vanlandingham William Waller Glenn A. Xlkffgljf' M. H. VVillif,rf, Harold Vifhim William Wrrilf, Quang WilZf,rr William Wilmer FACULTY MEMBERS E. Burl Auslin B. F. Harrizon C. L. M:Camf'on Geo. B. McCarran John W, MCSfrair Eugene T. Schaue J. R. Vandegrill rf. D- J- J. -- vfggifvwf- ,. A , 4- J- 7. CPFYDF Jie-: e:':e ff' 2 -H2 .1 . r r- sLf-r,g,':.r , .f,- .1 .1 Y 'VD DTT' ' G -y-. .-,--.f r5.5-' 'L' Row I: Williams, Ferguson, Pelerson, Mc:Swain, Auslin, T. Harrison, Phillips, Deering, Crandall, B. Harrison Wife' Row 2: Roberlson, Lullrell, Naylor, Holler, Brown, Minor, Price, Lehman, Filson, Claus, Sarlain, Roolcer Briohe . Row 3: H. While, Hamlin, Davis, Carney, Vanlandingham, Miller, Black, Adams, Wilson, Garrell, Inner. Dzoo Gee' Row 4: Waller, Craig, Todd, Marlin, Chambers, Hodnell, Hanna, Bass, Anderson, Crow, Welsch, Snocrfe, B:-uma' Page 399 'o+e all phases oT animal husbandry, encourage BLOCK and BRIDLE BGB TOTUSEK . WALTER SKAGGS . TOM COX . CLIN SMITI-I . BILL BRADY . The Block and Bridle club is a naTional organi- aT7on corrposed oT sTudenTs maioring in animal usbanory. IT was Tounded in l9I9 and has ore-ao To The campuses oT 26 agriculTural col- eges. The local chapTer oT Block and Bridle was rganlzed in IQZO as The l-looT and l-lorn club, hanging iTs name in l922 when iT became a parT T The NaTional Bloclc and Bridle club. Tne ob'ecTives oT The organizaTion are To pro- gh scholarship and TosTer closer relaTionship be- -.een The sTudenTs, TaculTy and oThers in animal usbandry. ROW l . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer . Marshal LasT year Block and Bridle paid ouT more Than 52,000 To help send The college livesToclc and meaTs iudging Teams To inTercollegiaTe conTesTs ThroughouT The naTion. This money is raised by means oT Two rodeos held during The year. The Tall rodeo is a one-day show held in connecTion wiTh The annual LiTTle lnTernaTional LivesToclc show, also sponsored by The club. The spring rodeo is a Two-day aTFair climaxing wesTern week, a campus-wide acTiviTy which Tinds wesT- ern apparel and chin whiskers The order oT The day. The Aggie princess Tor The pasT Two years was sponsored by Block and Bridle. : Sir B'a'-ar, Davis, WhiTe, Doby, Laclcey, I-lollander Turner, J. Wayman, Johnson, Peclc, Henderson, RuTledge, Campbell. Row 2: 'Vi-'-3. Jones B acl: Caldwell, Earnesf, Schaefer, Giess, Meacham, Turman, Doane, Bryce, BransTeTTer, Robinson, l-lurd. Row 3: Di--.e Sa' ee Puclfev, Cooper, Fransen, MarTin, ShaTTer, Wald, Cas+Ie, C. Wayman, Thompson, Farrar, EllioTT. Row 4: Mfrae Wriifecrcff CarTer, Joiner, Kelley, Swalley, Shull, Allen, l-liclcs, Biclcford, VeiTh, Dresser, SchnaiThman. Row 5 : Tfafra Wefr': Slfaggs, WaTson, Robe-rTs, V!e5T, See, Morris, Lempges, Crider, Sloan, Van Buren, Ramsey. Page 430 Page 401 Row I: Boulware, Cox, l-lillier, Briggs, l-leidebrechl, Tolusek, O. Smilh, Brady, R. Long, Wallers, Bfalcher Da' cf. D. Sw: Row 2: Goodall, Lash, Wells, Balenline, Klugh, Thomas, Schnailhman, Scherler, Nash, R. Lucas, W. Luca: J. Ltr: -1 Row 3: Newman, Boolhe, Sparkman, Filzgerald, Eden, l-lackler, Downey, Dimily, Gideon, Fare Linn, Large: Se.-fe H Row 4: Marshall, Wakeman, Carey, J. Bales, Griesel, Rule, Woods, Smallwood, Vxfickham, Seals, Yarbrcugr RMI C' Row 5: Shockey, Holden, Ziegler, Mariin, Thomas, l-less, Bezdicek, Sells, R. Bares, Jones, Phillips Sfewaf' L. 54 S' Ivan Alexander Charles Allen Bill Ahrberg Clark Armslrong John W. Barron J. D. Bales Charles Bales Frank Bales Bob Bell Carrol Bender R. D. Black Waller Blagg Wallace Blair Bill Blakemore A. D. Brannan Carl Brown Leo Cavnar James Cawley Fred Chapman J. C. Chrislensen Marshall Clark Leo Conner G. M. Cook Bill Culver Charles Dancer Corky Dills Charles Dvorak MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED Jim Dugger Earnesl Dale A. T. Ferree Jay Fimple Larry Flelcher A. J. Prilz Ray Gaines Loring Garner Joe Gidean Ron Glasco James Goodhue Dick Gregory George Green J. C. Green Bobby Greenwood Randal Hancock Bill l-lamblelon George l-larkrider John l-larper Bob l-larris Jack l-larrison John l-larrison Phil l-laxlon Virgil l-lenson Delberl l-lolman Bob Jessup Ludwig Johnson Jerry Karban Arman Kamezar R. C. Kinzer James Knighl Jack Lellorce Gib Lipe Leonard Longacre Phil Lowry John Maher James Marlin Fred McCurdy Vernon McClellan Claude Mclnlyre Ray Mendenall Kenl Miller Kennelh Paylon Joe Ben Palmer l-loward Pelers Roy Phillips Troy Powell Roberr Price Cushman Radebaugh Lesler Raleigh Bud Reger Charles Richards l-larvey Richardson Frank Robson Lawrenc Les. e S ke-nw Q Ras S: Mark S qkqerf-W5 Q Teo Sc Paul Se JM S : HTPC Tom S Vex N Jack SN' '--H C- J x. C Cemg B' Sm: Jenn 5- Do' Ta Jon' Te LeR:x C. R. N Racer' Ria' NN Rav-or Bo: 'NN :SX his -M X x C X c, lx BL E KEY OFFICERS SCS EPM -XRDS . . . . Presidenl xE'NTNETl-u SCHLlERMfXNN . . Vice-Presideuul EQCRGE E-EN ER . . . Secrelary-Treasurer iCN'X15 BRN -XNT 'tu 'Q peginning af Qllaluoma A. B4 H N 1 N 1 a u-.f u i2 cluarfer menubers. 'au lS lO32, wluen Hue local cluapler 'ce 's fre cenlral aim our Hue Blue Key x, N l no i a+-ef-fully and is symbolized by ci' nuerrber lales wluen lue is inilialed 5' 23' Cn. sma beguuning in IQZO, Blue Key luas a na+cnal organizalion wiHu 76 colle- ao ers ofslrbuled Hurougluoul Hue Uniled p 7s recognized as Hue principal pre- + rv' ' uenubersluip. Blue Key members are eaoers in Hue Sludenl associafion on . Corresponding Secrelary Hue A. 84 lvl. campus, aclive in specialized profes- sional luonorary socielies in deparlmenls Hurouglu- oul Hue inslilulion, and ranlc luiglu in scluolaslic leadersluip. Blue Key slamps a man as one out all- around abilily, good cluaracler, possessing quali- Hes for leadersluip and Hue confidence out luis ucel- low sludenls. Blue Key's annual fund-raising evenl, Hue Blue Key carnival, was lueld in Hue fall Huis year be- Jrween guonsel luuls near Morrill luall. l-laylor Fisluer was elecled To represenl Hue A. 34 lvl. cluapler al Hue annual Blue Key conven- Tion in Cluicago Huis year. Row l: Anderson Belknap Broclcman, Bryanf, Cocluran, Cunningham, Devlin. Row 2: Dir'-9 y, Uurgan, Edwards, Fisluer, Geyer, Gibson, l-larnuon. Row 3: l-lame' l-loll. Haven, Irby, Keegan, Ledgerwood. X , . 5 K 5-' 4 1 'un 'JT' 1 1 i l 1 X- Q- 'C' w zu 4 ' .,o 'V' s,. 'Q ' Q .V -W ,, -.. -..W '.:f?s,.f ff? D, Ao A y 4 1 fl I ' - ' '-N .fun Page 402 K, L -4'--'HIP' all pl. 14' 132' 2 fav-f I pil 1 K-4 1'4 Page 403 Sherwood Anderson Bill Belknap Jack Bobek Lewis Brockman Tom Bryanl Frank Cochran Bill Cunningham l-larry Devlin Dick Donnelly Jack Durgan Bolo Edwards l-laylor Fisher Ai'0Q P' Qs Row I: Lewis, Mann, McPheelers, Murphy, Parker, Puffy Off:-f. Row 2: Rigg, Rilchie, Roperison, Spiece, Sie-phens, Sreohenscn T Row 3: Ussery, Walker, Ward, Williams, Wilson, Wyarr. George Geyer Joe Gibson Philip l-laddad Bill l-larmon George Harper Don l-loll Ted l lor+on Lyle lrby Bob Keegan LeRoy Ledgerwood Wayne Lewis MEMBERS Loily Mann Ralph Ma+lock Nick Mavris Keilh McPhee'rers Lloyd Murphy Joe D. Gwen Ed Parker Paul Puffy Buddy Reger Arr Rigg Tom Rilchie 1-'I HI EP ILO OFFICERS KSN L, YILLER . . Presidenl QCSS L. J-XCCSS . Vice-Presidenl nf-'GRE F. HULETT . . Secrelary C-AxRE7XCE R. REA . ..... Treasurer -dCr-N H DlERlxES . Associaie Edilor of The Transi+ ' 5 a nafonal honorary civil engi- senling rhe campuses of lhe colleges and univer- 'e x for rl-e purpose of recognizing silies from all parls of Jrhe Uniled Slales have Q fogefher lhe oulslanding sludenls been organized. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chap- greefng or relaled Tields of sludy. ler, lhe l9+h, was charlered in May, l94I, wilh 3 s composed of lrhose sludenl engi- e upper rnird of lhe iunior and senior sesseo cl fhe gualilies of scholarship, ofacicapilflg and sociabilily so neces- successful engineer. 27 charler members. Today, over IOO men have been inirialed info lhe iralernily. Acrivilies of lhe chapler include cooperalion wilrh Jrhe American Sociely of Civil Engineers in promolion of evenls and proiecls of general in- , cn -N-.ras founded al lhe Universily of leresr and beneiil of Jrhe civil and general engi- 922. Slnce lhen 22 chaplers repre- neering deparlmenls. Row I: fame Vtccfno Ragan, Ryland, l-larsha, Henry, Lawrence, Carlmill, l-lowvorlh. Row 2: Nkfard Srnifh, Turner, Hodglcinson, Fulghum, Reihf, Marlin. Row 3: V' Vviilfinzcn l-lanwlell, Aslcey, Soil, Balcer, Toler, Payne, Ledbeiier. i - I .L gl QI Page 404 Page 405 Row I: Balmer, Prof. Dawson, Brady, Marloclc, Hulerr, T. Miller, Jacobs Rea J. R P Row 2: Smirh, Graham, Born, N. Miller, Geyer, Pearson, Grant Row 3: WyaH, Burba, Ple+'r, Thompson, Dierlces. Roberl L. Askey Paul E. Balcer Frank J. Barra William B. Belknap John W. Born James D. Brady Fosler S. Burba Roberl O. Carrmill James W. Cloud John H. Dierlces James W. Fulghum George M. Geyer O. Dean Goff Woodrow W. Balcer William R. Bowles John H. Dawson Clark A. Dunn MEMBERS Acrive Undergraduafe Members Flelcher P. Graham Calvin T Granl Jerry L. Greer James A. Hamlerr Truman Harsha, Jr. Eldon H. Henry Carl Hodglcinson Warren E. Hoxworlh Harry F. Hulell Ross L. Jacobs Charles Lawrence Allen L. Ledbeller Gracluafe Roger L. Flanders Quiniin B. Graves William H. Hall Moreland Herrin Charles R. Lowrie. Jr Roberr C. Marrin James N. Marloclc Roberr M. Miler Norval R. Miller Troy L. Miller Morris E. Monroe Charles E. Payne Francis W. Pearson Leroy Plerr Allen G. Poppino A. J. Raqan and Honorary Members J. E. Lolrhers J. Roger Marlin R. E. Means Vxfillard R. Quirk HI GAM A IOTA X'RQ71X SERETERN . .lRCx R. l-lL'MPl-lREN ln RLDER S KEXNAMRN . Cr-RQLES LEE 're a're Carr oi IQ47 a group ol re- '-.'Qe'ren af rhe Universiiy oi Illinois 're ioea oi awarding vererans recog- uroasric achievement Wi+h ihis fs- nfs u a sociery called Chi Gamma In April, I948, rhe Bela chap- afred. aroma H 84 M. College, wirh a nucleus mcefs i-.as charrered. lr currenrly has efsn p oi 96. :ei has a +wo-iold purpose, iirsily ro e 573 recognize rhose reiurning verer- . Presidenl . Vice-Presideni . Secrelary . Treasurer ans who have ailained high scholasiic achieve- menr, and secondly +o promoie human relaiions by accepiing all siudenls who meer Jrhe require- menrs regardless oi race, creed, color or sex. li is one oi Jrhe few honorary iralerniries on The campus which is open io all siudenls regard- less oi rhe division in which Jrhey are enrolled. Membership is open To veierans having an all- college average oi 3.0 or above for Jrwo or more consecurive semesiers. Graduaie srudenis musi mainiain an average of 3.5. A Row I: ,f ,A Ne.-.man i-luwisrrey. Serefean, Gilsrrap, Payne, Day, Bradley, W. Whiie, H. Whiie, Osbahb. Row 2: 27:1-' S-imricf Trfmzon Larkin, Andrews, Guyer, Seals, Adams, Bales, Davis, Zimmerman, Oiienheimer. Row 3: E' -. Qefg Mwmgcmery, Crozier, Prail, Dobyns, Feldman, Tyler, Draper, Evereii, Si. John. Page 406 Page 407 Row I: Sanders, Crane, Minlon, Teel, Allland, Kidd, Blair, Fourier, Valella, Dean, Maxwell, Durgan, Bri 'C Row 2: Adams, Rigney, Ransom, Buiiram, Ervin, Humphrey, Siephens, Ackley, Nemec. Mafrhews, Jacoczc' Cas e Row 3: BurneH', Sraeffler, Earihman, Bishop. Morse, Ehlers, Irby, Smilh, Johnson, Hardin, Moore, Arnold M' en John W. Aclcley Harold G. Adams Roy Adams Paul Alrland J. J. Andrews C. G. Arnold Louis R. Bales Clifford Bishop Billy Blair Roberl D. Boles Dail Bradley James Bridges M. M. Burneli James Burlram C. Curfis Cable George Cooper Thomas J. Crane James Crozier E. Jaclc Davis Joe P. Davis Winfhrop J. Day Joseph Dean Hercel Dobyns C. R. Draper Jack Durgan James C. Earrhman Leonard C. Ehlers Allen C. EllioH Bruce Ervin Ronald H. Evereir Sid Feldman Carl Ferguson Haylor H. Fisher, Jr. Donald M. Fourier Dean Goff Daniel E. Guyer Thomas E. Hardin James L. Halfield Roger A. Hawlc Jerome M. Holzman Edward A. Humphrey Jack A. Humphrey William Inman Dean Irby MEMBERS Roberi O. Jaclcobson Sam R. Johnson Harold J. Kidd Clifford Larlcin Charles Lee Marvin F. Leven James S. Maiihews James L. Maxwell W. C. McCollum Melvin L. Miller Marlc M. Minion Roberl M. Mon+gomery Clyde W. Moore R. L. Morse Rudolf Nemec Earl Newman Waller S. Newman John H. Osbahr Fred Gilenheimer Roberlr NV. Payne Roberlr E. Prarr Roberr Ransom RM ss Cna VJ' QQ Cv fx,-5 G.. Cv M5 I L5 .-N. ,ff- Se f. k7 5 l igfw XX' PN 'Q C.. ,. me C W--. -C F1515 'KCC R s i i Tv XX' KCC FN KEN qv- M CHORAL CL B ,SMX XX iLLi-RNS .... . Presidenr LNCR VILLER. N'-XRX JC CLXRRIER . Q up oresenfed irs annual Chris?- Tne l-lolx fhdxe-nl, Tuesday, Dec. i :a'a'a'a included Break Forlh inlo as 3? Colo are Ringing, l-lark a X l is Scunoing, Look Above Ye Shep- Nigl-+, Vvhere is l-le, Beihlehem, K l us and Unro Us a Child is Born. canfala were Dick Chambers, bar- Deer, ccnlfallo. and Jo Ann Dick- i c up is one ol rhe oldesl vocal mu- icns on lhe campus and has one membership rolls. Because ol i+s . . . Vice'-Presidenl Secrelary and Accompanisi consislenlly large enrollmenl, Jrhe club's aciivi- ries are necessarily limiled lo one program each semesler. Plans have been made for lhe pres- enlalion of a similar program during lhe Easier season nex+ spring. The purpose of Jrhe Choral club is fo afford every srudenr on The campus who is noi a music maior an opporlunily +o learn To use his voice in irs proper vocal selling. This will enable The srudenr, in laler life, lo parlicipale in o+her mu- sical organizalions and To develop a greaier apprecialion for music. -ily fgrdsfx F5 Lx Page 409 Jeannine Amend Donna Lee Adams Tula Ann Allen Rena Rulh Akin Carmalila June Alley Susie Askew Billy Joe Aldridge Harold Gene Adams George A. Allison Edward Lee Ashby Richard Dale Ash Roberl Gale Ash Joanne Sue Abboll Suzanne Adele Allen Bernice M. Bales Shirley O. Breeden Bonila Bell Brown Merle Eugene Bounds L. D. Buck Pal Barllell D. Florence Bowles Belly Faye Bussey Barbara C. Burdell Belly Burkhaller Nancy Bill Browning Margarel Ann Buck Lela Alyce Briggs Charlene Blanken Maxine Barham Mary Lou Baker Belly Lou Bulling Johnnie B. Boone Nancy Elaine Browne Palricia A. Burdelle Margie Louise Bolling Barbara Bogenschulz Mary Margarel Boyan Joan Brown Belly Jean Baker James Harold Beale Mary Jo Carrier John Raymond Combs Lelly Jo Clarkson Helen Lucille Conley Bill R. Church Maureen Calderwood Johnnie Belh Culver Marjorie F. Complon Mary C. Crawlord Delores M. Croslhwail Marilyn F. Chilwood Elizabelh Ann Cherry Shirley Ann Childers Marilyn J. Cleveland Virginia Lee Caldwell Joan Knillel Casler June Nadine Conrad James A. Chrislopher Margarel A. Colson Barbara Dixon Barbara Davis Page 409 JoAnn Dickerson Donis Lee Drake Ann Drummond Mary A. Drumrighl Bay Lynn Dillard William H. Davidson Jane Ezell Palsy Lou Eldridge Pal Ann Ellison Norma Jean Erickson Bob Every W. L. Flelcher Jane E. Flelcher Rebecca Gene Field Belly Fallelli Margarel J. Fuller W. June Foddrill Pamelia Carol French Shirley Ann Folmar Joyce Flikkema Jane Francis Don Lee Funslon Edna Rulh Griggs Marilyn Jeane Gilberl Margarel A. Garrison Mary Louise Gorman Charlene Gray Carol Glee Gooch Belly Rulh Goodwin Georgia E. Garrell Lahoma Green Mary Ellen Gorman Dorolhy A. Groneman Billye Orlene Good Marylou Goeringer Bill Garner LeRoy Goerlzen Gene Goll James G. Hellron Beverly Ann Hall Ardylh Houck Lois Ann Hopkins Lindy Lou Hubbard Rulh Ann Hansens Marvel June Harvey Barbara Rae Harlan Kalhryn Sue Hudson Jerry Hays Mary Jane Hudgens Norma Jean Hudson Curlis Lee Horrall William Hall Clillord E. Hullon James Harkness Sam Hunsaker Donna Rae Henry Don Reid lnbody Carol Suzanne Jones Joanne Jessee Pauline E. Johnson Shirley Jackson MEMBERS Gloria Ann Jones Janel Marie James Nolan Lee Jackson Ann Jaquilh Jean R. Kircher Kilrelh Kopp Mary F. Kirkland Billye Louise Kalka Shirley Annelle Kyle Onela Kile Eugene B. Kimler, Jr. Boby Roy King Ace Valgene Kramer Ted Eugene Kramer Joanne King Barbara Killam Helen Lucille Lewis Georgia Lee Lyman Joyce Long Mary Louise Long Margarel B. Loesch Charlene Lucklield Bobbye Llewellyn Dorolha Rose Lawlon Margie Ann Lauslen Mary Jo Lawrence William H. Lambdin S. Dewayne Logan Belly Lee McKinley Mary F. McFarland Rulh E. McMinn Mary V. McGuire Joann McArlhur Gracelyn McCulloh Donna F. McMurry Doris L. McBride Alice Jean McGehee Nan McManus John C. McGlamery Jane Ann Mccallum Bob L. Moore Harold L. Marcum Alma Elizabelh Mills Peggy Moseley Rosalee Ann Moraver Elinor Miller Barbara Lee Moyse Marlha Mae Midkill Norma Jo Markes Meredilh Miles Willa Eslella Morava Alla Ellen Marshall Joe Marshall Norma Louise Morse Margarel M. Moon Marilyn Morrow Roberla J. Milchell Dona Mae Molz Elaine Muhlberg William E. Morris Killie Bess Maylen Nilla Eslella lflofofa Bill Donald Marlin Lf3'llfF:flC': l!lifJ'Jlf: J Verna Lynn Milcurf Ulariorue P. llOr'Jir Belly Zoe llirr-'. llorrna Lenore llaii Carol Ann llaerer Emily llienhauz Dena lleher Jean Noble Jean lleiden Palricia lleale Barbara Ann lioe Jimmie Ray llorrnan Rela Earlene liailon Jeanne Oldham Tommie Joann Osborn Belly L. Odom Palricia O'Bryan Marjorie Jean Orman Zeola Overlell Marcia Prue Phyllis Ann Perkins Jewell Perry Eloy Parker Beverly Ann Pickens Mary Dean Pickel Ramona Lee Parker Palricia Panlell Barbara Dell Pogue DeLouis Percival Jane Proclor belly Jean Parker Jeannine Palchin Marilyn Jean Pope Nelda Joan Purnell Jeanne Pearson Russell D. Pelerson Edward D. Peck s Marilyn Ann Powei Doris Ann Rhooes Wanda Lee Ronuos Beverly K. Reilel Wanda Lou Rome' Kalhryn Jo Randal Marlha Ryan Devola June Rogers Helen J. Randolcr Joe Howard Rees Pally Ringer Helen Raasch Bill Bene Rule Mary Sue Sacke' Palsy Rulh Saxers Jim Share Palricia Arn S L. ' Elizabelh L. Seama Merrilyn J. Seama Belly Jo Seag: Brace E. Sfecre f Scar., p, .,.,, af. Ca . v lcrcr Var M , a 1f:'f , ff l5f: f pc c r3,:..y rom Na :a A 4 d f 'fer fl' r Cc er J',jC': r J F-'af Z f' fx .1 F gp.. J- f -. 'I u!46,f PI I,-. JC.. l f .J f JF: 'f Cla' L' J 1 piy l 6 Ji '- 'fic I JH, ,. . Pose' ': Jar' N K' ..,,.J ,Q xy I J liA'3'y' 3 3 4 nr- .- Jacf J T a vV5A,' Pa' f- Roya Pa' T Shar e' .. E' JA Af- ca l,A5r ::i 5 T Dore A- - Rea., A fw:.:n ,W lalae Lou se ,- D505 R C.-.. Da' e K I . A CC -x .-:N -Q War-- .,c c xv-- -x v.- CGC 5 Xe 'N xg l' -C -s . -N -s -xx :-Q C., Wx-: -C I I J T u u f ln u R E: -1 xx x ,.. c L - G' Q L sf,- C 1 'EU 5 u Q o rv- 'N-rs wiv sr 'N y sa 5 CTTLLEGIATE F. F. A. OFFICERS XX ILLIRNT J. SALLEE .... . PresidenT -XRNCLD S-XMBURG Vice-PresidenT TON TVTLLER . . I SecreTary Q-XLPH CALDN-NTELL . Treasurer EDM -XRD MQCRARN . . ReporTer eo'a+e ci-apTer QT The FuTure Farmers a was organized on The Oklahoma A. :Sus March 3, I932. The chapTer is px The deparTmenT oT agriculTural edu- 's 'he o'desT collegiaTe chapTer in The a'es. The chapTer was organized es- cr sfuoenTs in agriculTural educaTion, emcers include srudenrs maioring in af+nnenT in The School oT AgriculTure. a'w':a+ion has as iTs obiecTives To pro- sorif oT cooperaTion and good will -3 'WC W W W W W r school and college sTudenTs who are members oT The FFA organizaTion, To provide Training Tor leadership in The acTiviTies oT The FFA Tor young men aT Oklahoma A. 8: M. who are planning To be leaders in The Oklahoma divi- sion oT The organizaTion, To promoTe vocaTional educaTion in agriculTure in The secondary schools oT The sTaTe, To cooperaTe wiTh The sTaTe and naTional organizaTion in promoTing The acTiviTies, purposes and ideals oT The FFA. Social acTiviTies Tor Thisyear included a geT- acguainTed parTy, spring picnic, dances, queen race and a donkey paskeTball game. I: :. W 'SJW L.MT1e' Orr, Anoercr W. Saliee, Caldwell, Bamburq, lvlccrary, C. WhiTe, EllioTT, 2: E. I ICA? Se-.Q-ll PeTers, Mcllvain, Hanson, J. Robe-rTs, l-lamilTon, Formby, Grissom, ATlenTrager, VicTor. 3: 3' 5, 'EfZ'Z'f' Campbell Thomason, Mooney, Bagley, Russell, Leonard, MayTield, Cain, Davis, STock, Ball, Boyd. 4: C :'- 'Q' . S'-i '1'27 Gif3V, Sells Willingham, Hamburger, Jones, ShaTTer, Brians, l-larrison, Nix, Gaylord, L. RoberTs. 5: T 2 :fir 3 Law' Black, Isaacson, Nowlin,CrOckeTT,CulberT,STarr,Tl'1ies, PaTe. Page 410 q . 11. sa J 4 2 uri, 4 E A -. 3 . 1 1 I e s A 1 , 1 4 .. ' Page 411 Row I: Spillman, Tippens, Allland, Bell, Bullard, Hager, Brownsworfh, B. Smirh, Burnefr, MarsFalf S Row 2: Wrighf, A. Smifh, Allen, Lovelace, L. Sallee, Heeney, Foreman, Dodson, Cooper, Perry Row 3: Mallhews, Wood, Vieux, Legg, Smyrh, J. Raunikar, Hall, Nickell, McCracken, Evans, Turr- Row 4: F. Raunikar, J. Hill, Knox, Garwocd, Kindell, Curnuff, Bryanl, Brannan, U+ley. Husfcn VV Row 5: Dawes, Barker, C. Hill, Denny, Hardie, Brannon, Knighr, Perryman, Barney, Tully D. Mi 'e C. O. Baleniine Frank Barilerr Paul Barnes Luke Brenion Harold Biffle G. C. Blakemore Dwighr Blankenship T. G. Bond Wayne Boorhe Lea S. Brand+ Willard Bradley Melvin Brewsrer I. W. Broihers Ollie Ray Browder C. W. Brulon Merle Bunch Joe Burger Floyd Campbell Louis Carler Leo K. Cavnor M. K. Chapman Carl Chealham Harold Chirwood Willard Collier John Coliharp J. W. Connelly Norman Corner Wayne Coudreay Lawrence Crouse MEMBERS NOT PICTU RED G. E. Dawkins Darrell Dilks Merrell Dilks Roy Dillman Charles Duorak Marshall Ellis Roberr Emberry Harl B. Evans Jay Fimple Henry Ford Roberr Ford James Gibbs Cawood Gilberr M. D. Hale Glen Harris Don Haxlon Wendell Hedges James Heilman N. L. Hensley Waller Hollis Cecil Howland Delberlr Holman John Hopper N. C. Horschler O'Dale Howard F. K. Howerlon Leonard Hunler Billy J. Huichinson Marvin Jones Erin Knighl Roberr Loar Bob Logan Hollis Long David Marlin W. E. McCarley W. H. McClusky R. F. McGee Ronald Meek Marion Milburn W. R. Millender Harold Miller Leslie Miller Charles Mi+chelI James Mircheson Howard Monroe W. A. Monirgomery Haskell Morgan Jim Moore Paul Morris Billy R. Oliver Edward Perry Karl Pickrell W. E. Pruill' R. F. Rudden Billy Qualls NV. F. Ramseyer J. B. Ray William Redwine rs-Q Q- a l rS k. x ,-. ,- x v COMMERCE STUDE T COUNCIL 9-XLL TESL . . 'QCN QRSTEN . Simi DOOXLIM . :mmerce STuoenT council, The only ad- d o..p QT iTs kind operaTing in any oT The . 1 ,, u Q c cos QT The college, is composed oT 0 sgfsog uCaC - .Ii Cx.: ,-,. one w Q .4 nt: -x.n .. gyu Q Tron- The School oT Commerce and is 'Q 35 members. Each year The council prescus year, along wifh a commiTTee T, members. selecTs new members Tor C . Tre counc' is a medium Tor commerce sTu- C 'E 'S 'C v-'34 -Gn- N. Ju' Q .. express Their wishes, likes and dislikes To n'sfraTion oT The School oT Commerce, 'nfcugh suggesTions and ideas oT The , . PresidenT . Vice'PresidenT . SecreTary-Treasurer commerce sTudenT body ThaT The council Tunc- Tions in iTs advisory capaciTy. The council discusses aT iTs regular meeTings The problems, proposals and ideas relaTing To sTudenTs, TaculTy and courses: and, upon Tavor- able consideraTion, The suggesTions are made known To The adminisTraTion oT The school. Each year The council sponsors a commerce car in The homecoming parade carrying The FirsT Lady oT Commerce who is chosen aT an annual elecTion in which all sTudenTs enrolled in The school voTe. The council also sponsors an annual Commerce day. Row I: '-'- Sm Tcel, Cockum, Thomas, Kirchner. Row 2: - Sea A, Pau :rn1er,Walls, Lawyer, l-lammond, Deen, Hawk, McFarland, lrby, Scherer, Brand. Row 3: -, ' Earkercurz, Voiles, Dyer, NorTon, Hardy, l-leaTh, Ke-rsTen, McKenna, Lemon, Craig, Ferguson. ill!! T L' .Ls fa. 4556 .rf-..,ii. ': 4A A .. K...- i . dflq -755- i Page 412 , ,SM f iw fs 'i X- . X52-.gg 1 A scene in Hfie Commerce reading room where business periodicals and publicafions are ara io Bob Blankenburg Belva Dockum Frank Dyer Anne Fauiconer Hillery Faulconer Hugh Ferguson Peggy Lawyer Roberi Lemon Mary Mcllarlano Gene McKenna Frank Norron The oresecf Darx Soence c'ub xx as formed This ea' from 're 'eo ga'wf:a+ion of fhe exisfing Na- :na Dam cub. Tre National Dairy club had een es'ac'sneo on fre -X. S M. campus since xi . xvx-Ls -u -v- . .us ,Q .-aw xqs Oo Q , . s. Lk- N ' e e' so ' freir needs. '---' ca' se mefrbers felf 'rhaf a local club N6 club is fo promofe closer 'I i'i 'S SSW'-6'6 C3i X sfuoenfs Gnd members of . 2. 'N :HN 5 .- u 1 x- gn Wag 'ne ca fx s OFFICERS CEE? -RNPEQSC 'L' NLF' . F vc 'x A fx 1' C. 2. -CNC -- v--- is-f ' CI .JC TC Dronfofe good fellowship uoenfs. N Newell W. Amadon Lewis Barbee Bob Basse Charles Burfon Charles Chadwick Roberf Corbef Jack Core Alberf Davis John Day L. Edmondson Charles Gordon Charles Gufhrie Dan Guyer Jim Hays DAIRY CIE CE CL B This year fhe Dairy Science club parficipafed in fhe homecoming parade and honored refurn- ing alumni af a homecoming breakfasf. Acfiv- ifies included fhe freshman dairy caffle judging confesf, fhe freshman dairy producfs iudging confesf and 'rhe dairy division of fhe high school inferscholasfic meef. E. R. Berousek and M. Lowensfein are advisors. MEMBERS Karl Kazel Oran Keirn Dick Knipe Marvin Laubac l-lassel Lawsen John Long Lyle Mansfield L. M. McCarroll Lynn McDowell G. F. Parsons P. B. Parfer Edward Peck l-lassel Pickeff Armon Piffman Kennefh Quimby N. Wccds, Reece, Anderson, Long, Stahl, Loewensfein, McGilliard, Berousek, R cv' McCarroll, O. R. Keirn, Basse, Slanislaus, McDowell, Corbef, Porfer, Parsc '. REECE JR. Q.: f.:':.m' :ERRI STAHL Row I: 3 '-I-.fif Ca.-5 Row 2: Cf' fa, -U Row 3: Feet Anf- Row 41 . Lccie Guyer, G. Williams, Miller, Kuhlman, von Gonfen, Gufhrie, Sharkey, R. Bill Reece Bob Rupperf Roy Sharkey Bob Sheefs A. J. Smifh Neal Sfanislaus Virgil Sfouf Merle Sfreich l-larold Tarranf William R. Thomas Paul Walfers Grady Williams Roberf Woods William Woods Knipe. ns. Williams. . Giflff Euffcn, Picl-fell, Srnilh, Laubach, l-lays, Barbee, Thomas, Sfreich, Sheels, D. Kei FII. li i W Poge 414 r MEMBERS Della Sigma Alpha was lirsl organized on lhe Qlclahoma A. 84 M. campus in l9I9. ln I924 il adopled lhe name ol Collegiale 4-l-l club and held lhis name unril I942, when il as- DELTA IGMA ALPHA movemenl and lo cenlinue lrieff' 4-H club members. slale exlension worlerc lor a ber f 'fa 'f our slale, lo leep in louch lli'E e 4 H Q , :CC ll ' sumed ils original name ol Della Sigma Alpha. Della Sigma f--lpha coopefffef lf, e ef The organizalion is comprised ol a group ol lension service by azsisling Iliff f, f ff young men and women who come logelher lo gain lurlher lraining in cooperalion, lellowship held on lhe A. Z l-ll. campus eacr and leadership, lo cooperale wilh counly and Ed Anderson Lois Allcinson Rilda Balmer Mary Ballard Louis Bellinghausen Berl Bezdicel: Louemma Breckenridge Janice Brewinglon Aaron Farney Joan Elelcher Thelma Goddard Jerry Goodall Dorolhy Groneman David Hager Jean l-lall Ivol l-lesser Jess lvlarlrurn Doris McDaniel Bealrice Milacelr Belly Morrow Belly Nash Bob Nash Ray Nelson Virginia Overlon Calfin l ullf:f1'5f: Lf:',lif: Sflllhf: lNAfBflOflf: Sflllfsf: Pay Schilfz Joe Schillz Jim Seward Jim Bob Srnilh Paul Schnailhrfian r P' .1 F P f J if f rgmdrf. and aclivilies ol lhe slale 4-H f, f OFFICERS JS .P rg ctr' H ' . J r ,-5,,- 1- Olin Bransleller Gerald l-loniclc Edward Peclc Myron Schnailhrra fflavcff- f fa Belly Bulling Eldon Hood De Lois Percival Ernesl Sprague 5: il' ' Dorolhy Canada Curlis l-lorrall l-laslcell Piclcell John Slarl fgqffygfy June Conrad Milos l-lrdy Kalhryn Randall Elmerla Slauller Norman Colner Janie l-ludgens Virginia Richmond Roberl Sleichen Lfjjl-1,2 ,C Zelma Daniels Luree Jones Luna Rogers Bill Slrom .F E E Ted Davis Jack Jones Wanda Rounds Donald Taggarl l'L ' '5' Don Eilerl Wayne Kroulil Wanda Raulel Phyllis Troulman Jean Eilerl Virginia Ellard Norma Jean Erickson Conal Linn Louise Long Eugene Ross J. S. Ross Donald Wakeman James Wayman Roberl Worlhingl MRS. Pin .P- Row Row Row Row Row Wayman, Slauller, Daniel, Ellard, Goddard, Slringlield, B. Nash, R. Nash, Taggarl Breclevfo e lf ace Erickson, Percival, Corr. Rulledge, Marlcum, Bransleller, l-lall, Schnailhman, Couller, McGee, Rounds, Allcinson, Roulel Cena 5 2 McDaniel, Brewinglon. cip- ,,, C , .1-CC',C f D. Eilerl, Hrdy, Goodall, M. Jones, Slarlc, Fennema, J. Eilerl, Flelcher, L. Jones, Ballard, Carperler Bare' e ' Slevens, R. Schillz, Sleichen, L. Sallee, J. Schillz, Smilh, Cormaclc, l-lood, l-lager, Sprague. Colne' Fifi'-E' Worlhinglon, Bellinghausen, l-loniclc, Peclc, Earney, Combes, Crider, Bezdicelc, Wakeman. Lim, Rcss PE fi! fn H3 f-v-P J --.1 Page 415 1. V s N- 'sa I . 1 v s DELTA I N .. H-+5 a group CI fren sludenls Saw o n A A A S C 5. C C ,E ' 'Q N eve? em .cb Qc. 3 f arer'w rx in The School of 'Q QDTSDW a group ol men a new organizarion, no- ' pa N no me informal meelings . Q . ., - .-P4 xs OFFICERS nnx .wgx , Nr... ., --h .., .., . -4 . w X - --Lx. I fi NF -U v- X--v-ki x -,-i.-5 t ,. AN---c- -I Cc. - 5. L.s ii' a av-ge group of men 'Aw-m v r- fx v-N ge 5 C I L . nweering held April 28, a Npha was chosen lor rhe GAPI new organizarion, officers were elecled and Jrhe group voled Io pelirion for a charrer of The inrernarional frarerniry of Della Sigma Ri. Bela Alpha was organized lo Iosler The sludy of business in Ihis school, Io encourage scholar- ship and rhe associalion of srudenls ol com- merce, and ro furrher a high srandard of com- mercial elhics and cullure. A.. Richard Benner 'lom Bryanl Kennelh D. Bundy Frank Cochran Roberl D. Coleman Clyde Coolc Joe Cunningham YVayne Corrrell Charles l-l. Edwards Ray L. Fells Bernard R. Gervais Jimmie l-lenderson Sam W. l-lunsalcer MEMBERS George M. Jaclcson Ludie D. Kinney Charles E. Lee Russell L. Long l-larry Mauldin Marvin D. McClure Marvin R. Moore Sam M. Moore Dale' Murphy Bob Murphy Paul Neely Roger Niclcolson l-larold Raasch Row I: Gervais, Searles, Benner, Moore, Speece, Kralz, Cofrrell, Slallcup Row 2: Murphy, Warlick, Sfuarr, Mauldin, Sleadman, Neely, Gilmore. Row 3: Turner, Nicholson, Raasch, Bundy, Cochran, Moore, Ransom. SF Roberl W. Ranson Charles C. Searles Edwin Shiever W. Gene Speece Andrew J. Slallcup Dave Sleadman Donald R. Sluarr James R. Turner John W. Turner J. K. Vanness Dale I-I. Warliclc James Woodward Page 416 DELTA IGMA THETA Nu chapler of Della Sigma Thela, nalional re- The union ol 'rhese Iwo groupe was accornpiizrf ligious lralernily lor college men ol Melhodisl in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Nor. 30, I94l, zhoffly abr: preference, was inslalled al Oklahoma A. 81 M. lhe unilicalion ol Melhodisrn. College in lhe spring ol l94O. The purposes ol Della Sigma Thera a'e vo e Della Sigma Thela resulled from lhe merger are Chrislian fellowship, develop Ieadersrfo gve of Phi Tau Thela, founded al lhe Universily of religious Training, develop an uridefcrariorg are Nebraska in l925, and Sigma Epsilon Thela, apprecialion ol lhe Melhodisr church and o' founded al lhe Universily ol Indiana in l936. more wholesome social aclivifies. MEMBERS OFFICERS Roy Allen John Day Howard Jackson Wayne Moore Burton Sfarcref E-'-'- Leo Applegale James W. Barnes Carrol Bender William Bennel Ray Billingsley C. Don Bradley Olin Bransleller Milburn Brewsler Gilberl Brolhers Glenn Brinson John Burch Bob Buller L. E. Caslle Paul Chambers Alan ,Cleelon Winslon Combes John Crilchfield Jack Darlow Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 James Dills Clyde Dipboye Don Dixon Henry Fealherly Charles Ferrell Dale Finn Thomas Gray Delberl Gregory M. D. Groom Roberi Hendricks Ramon L. Henson Charles Hickman Louis Hill Laverne Houser Bill Hubbard Bob Hubbard Bill Hulchinson Paul Johnson Jim Jordan Roberl Kerr Glenn Kincheloe Alvin King Fred Knighl John Knox Hal Long H. JoVan Lovelace Homer Lynch John Maddox Wayne McAfee Harvey McAnul+y Gene McCarlney Charles McLain Dale Miller Alberl Mock Brewsler, Finn, Caslle, Gray, Bennefl, Brolhers, Henson Woods, McAnully, McCarlney, Nicholson, Orr, Moreland Day, Ray, Rooker, Lynch, Roberlson, Lovelace, Crilchlield, Kincheloe, McAfee, Mock, Allen, King, Jackson, Womack, Var Moreland Roger Nicholson Frank Norlon George Oerke Howard Orr Richard Orr J. Mack Oyler Gerald Plalser Leroy Plall' George Ray John Ray Bob Reed James Roberlson Willis Ruland Myron Schnailhm Paul Schnailhrnan Gene Simpson an Gene S'rarf,l'.f:f William P. Ti.o ia' George Tschiener Charles Uflef Wesley Waller Grady Williams Don Womack George Wood: R. L. Wood: William Wood: ADVISORY COUNCIL Leroy Fischer Rev. K. Copeland Rev. Lamar Cooper Cecil Williams Dale Fenlon Clair Koons Oerke, Williams, Fischer, Knighl, Darlow, Hu'cn7sc' Chambers, Wood, Hauser, Miller, Barnes, Woods. Ulley, Reed, Ray, Schnailhman, Williams, Orr. Walker, Schnaifhman, Dipboye, Hickman, Oyler, McLain, Gregory, Moore, Cleelon, W. Hubbard, R. Hubbard, Maddox, Jordan, Bradley, Bransleller, Co ev 5, . , . V , GEOPGE CEP! f - g Yffz. 'JE' gp- p sf.. .fi.cuJ.1 . r . f fp,,i-fra' np'- -, ,.4, rf-P r-P'-f-. 25,5 ::.J Recoforc Qecre 1 ROGER T.5Ci-O- ' f' Ccrrescono 'g ,ec ry TOIAIA f Spf' Treazxe' mces, Kccf A ' Q. ,.. iv. Y ., Page 417 E GINEERI G IICIETY ENGINEERING SOCIETY OFFICERS x N S. C-XSS ...... PresidenT x -X. S--M X . . . Vie-Presidenf X'-XR' X . SecreTary 'NR SO L?--X X . Treasurer :me 'V' fn The Oklahoma InsTiTuTe oT gi. a growng need has been TelT Tor a cmpac' : gani:aTion To uniTe The engi- -- Q- s ,den s and The numerous specialized I 'nn fne oivision. The Engineering :su ,L i-.as designed To meeT ThaT need. .ral-.cw Tor The council was laid in The es'ef I-.nen several meeTings were held Tor oose :T drawing up a c:onsTiTuTion To be 5323760 aT ThaT TirsT regular meeTing ever. 3fesenT plans call Tor semi-monThly no nnee-'ings ThereaTTer. ngbeefng STudenT Council ac:Tually grew ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS NORMAN S. CASS ...... Chairman JAMES PI-IELPS . . Vice-PresidenT LEROY LITTLE .' . . SecreTary JOHN VON GONTEN . . Treasurer ouT oT The old Engineering socieTy, which was abandoned aT The end oT The Tall Term. IT will Take over such Tormer acTiviTies oT The socieTy as The engineering TloaT in The homecoming parade. The preparaTions Tor The engineering open house and The big evenT oT The engineers' year, The ST. PaT's ball. IT will manage The engineering club- room, The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer and The elecTion oT The Engineering queen. Planning Tor The open house is now underway by a council- appoinTed chairman and his commiTTee. The dean oT engineering is TaculTy advisor Tor The council, which is composed oT one member Row I: Bunih Lawson, Phelps, Cass, Parlcer, Rigg, Slavin, I-lash. Row 2: L ffle. LuTTrell, I-Iull, Ma T ,SmiTh, ParroTT, CanTield. I' -:N ' WUI- 'k..',..-- V . -A '.' T . E . f'1'.nTT'l..fT' Page 418 r Page 419 1 w . s -.N Q we , , I ,t ,K 'N ae, , V wc. , E, 1 . ' ' , E , uk ' P., 'lf-vu K. .. .M 'ix .-FM , ,,, ,W . it ,. MQW The Engineering Lounge, showing iTs murals oT indusTry, where sTuclenTQ rglaf 1' sta. bemeg- 1 fgeg, elecTeol Trom each oT The oleparTmenTal and hon- orary organizaTions in The Oklahoma lnsTiTuTe oT Technology, The engineers' sTudenT senaTor, The eoliTor oT The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer and rep- resenTaTives Trom The SocieTy oT AuTomoTiye Engineers and The Oklahoma SocieTy oT ProTes- sional Engineers. Thus, iT is a group which is rep- resenTaTive oT The enTire engineering sTudenT Ross Bailey, ETa Kappa Nu James Barnes, lnclusTrial ArT J. B. Billingsley, ASCE Norman S. Cass, Sigma Tau Jack Durgan, Beaux ArTs John Harris, AlChE Paul G. Hash, SAE R. L. Jacobs, Chi Epsilon G. L. Lawson, ASAE booly. IT will be able To cooroinajre T, oT The sTudenTs and The various organ va' 'ss maTTers concerning The relaTionsh7o c TaculTy and The sTudenTs, The Engineer' clenT council will be in a posi+ion To sc iTaTively Tor The sTudenTs. IT shcu o creasingly more imporTanT in engineerra al' ' on The campus. ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL ROLL s associaTion D. A. LuTTrell, Pi Tau Sigma George Palmer, T 81 I ciuc James C. Phelps OSPE Alvin D. Skaggs AIEE lv1orT Slavin, Oklahoma STa'e E o PaT Sullivan, lndusTrIa! Engineer VesTel Joe Vaughn Tech soc e x John R. von C5onTen ASME -DK ETA KAPPA NU Efa Kappa Nu in The TullesT sense is an honor- afx orgarfzafion. The main purpose oT The or- gani:aT?on is To promoTe and reward high schol- arship of elecTrical engineering sTudenTs. To aTTair- +hese ends. The Omega chapTer awards a gold medal To The ouTsTanding elecTrical engi- neerfng senior. and an elecTrical handbook To The Treshrv-an elecfrical engineer wiTh The highesT axerage Tor The school year. Early every semesTer a smoker is held Tor The prospecTive candidaTes. CourTesy week Tollows pledging, and every eTTorT is made To geT The members and pledges acquainTed. The chapTer TosTers close cooperaTion beTween The sTudenTs and TaculTy. Members oT The Tac- ulTy are encouraged To aTTend and parTicipaTe in chapTer meeTings. OFFICERS M ' RUR D. CANEIELD Dresser' C CQGE L. GCRE Vce-Efesi::enT ROSS L. EITTMAN ::'a 'g SecreTary CLCR W. MERL rSCC O.f'Q SecreTary Eaui Arnerf Ross Bailey Mewin Bale-S A. L. Be-Hs Joseph Brewer Glen Bryan? Sfan G. Cain C. E. Cameron Richard Coleman John Corder A. H. Crane Manly Daniorfh George Darwin Claud M. Davis Orlo H. DayTon Gene Droke Don EsTill DelberT Fair H T. FrisToe Francis GaTes H W Gelmers Erank Gibbs Earl Gibson Norman Happy Clif-lord Hays Earl J. HITT Johnie S. Hole EosTer Holmes H. E. H.ouTs Jesse N. HUTT Joe H. HunT Lloyd ErnesT m GU MEMBERS William HuTchinson Howard Jackson D. L. Johnson John L. Johnson Paul H. Johnson H. L. Jones RoberT Keegan Ruben Kelly Thomas King Cecil Land Richard Lappan L. Neil Lawhead W. Conrad Laws lrving Leonard Richard Loveless Glenne Mace OH James McCuen Gordon McDowell E. E. McEarlin Jack Mayheld James Meeker BerT Morphis Charles Moser A. NaeTer John Olson J. D. Owen RoberT Pawley RoberT Payne Aaron PorTer Carl Redelsperger Jack Reynolds ArThur Riggs Lin Seow RoberT Shannon Clarence Shaw David Shaw Elman Showers Harold Siler C. Ray Simmons Donald SmiTh James W. SmiTh J. D. Spangler Jack STickley Charles Thieson H. A. Todd Jack Tompkins A. E. VandegriTT William H. Wards CNNIS COX William Edwards RoberT HursT RoberT McCanTs STanley Rudiesell Ronald J. Williams Tre6Sur'er' William ErnesT J. S. HuTchinson H. H. McCowen Edmund Schedler Row ll Ze-'C' Wi liams. Merle, Kelly, Spangler, SmiTh, NaeTer, CanTield, Schedler, Johnson, McCuen, Tompkins, Shaw. Row 2: Grcs Caricrfl-, Droke. Esiill, Lappan, Thieson, VandegriTT, Fair, McDowell, Olson, Morphis, Siler. ROV 31 Has M:CanTs Seow, Ernest HuTchison, Payne, Lawhead, Bailey, Edwards, PorTer, Gibson, King. Row 4: Lero Harry Jackson, Vsfards, Meeker, PiTTman, Loveless, Todd, Redelsperger, ArneTT, MayTield. Row 5: H: eve' Lauer, Rigg. Cunningham, Gelmers, Coleman, Davis, BaTes, HursT, Brewer, Leonard. I u 65 'x Page 420 FIRE E Firemen musf live fogefher in close coopera- fion. Realizing fhis facf, fhe lafe Chief J. Ray Pence in I939 organized fhe Firemen's club, an organizafion composed of all members of fhe Sfillwafer and Veferans Village fire deparfmenfs. As parf of fheir college worlc, members receive fire profecfion fraining and answer fire alarms and emergency calls. They sfuoly and sleep in fhe 9 CLUB fire sfafions and eaf in 'rhe dining ha- by fhe club af fhe Campus fire zfeffef., Before becoming a member, each re f e complefe a Hell ffeelf which is ce' f familiarize him wifh fhe fire fighffng e r in order fhaf he may be a beffer ffrerr J greafer help in fhe profecfion of life a J erfy from fire. Chief Evereff Hudiburg Assf. Chief Ray Davidson Assf. Chief Max Peery Ca pf Capf' Capf Capl' Capf Capf. Glenn Boughfon W. C. Buck Roberf Courfney Don Seelig Max Thomas James Weaver Chief Francis Davis, Veferans Village fire depf. Assf. Chief Richard Eisenbeis, Veferans Village fire depf. Andrew Alaways MEMBERS Carl D. Baswell Ray Benneff John L. Bryan James P. Carfer James M. Choufeau James Farris Bill Fillman Leon A. Flusche Thomas Griffifh Dub Jordon Doyle Keele M. L. Marshall Franlc E. MacFarlin J. C. McKinley Roberl' D. Newton Eugene V. Raspofnilr Eugene Raunilcar Fred Raunilcar Joseph Raunilcar Roberf Raunilcar Evan L. Reynolds James C. Roberfson Francis Shirley Wendell Shoclcey Vern Smifh Wayne Thomas H. A. Tompkins, Jr. Gene Ware Dale Wilson OFFICERS JOSEPH Pf- 'J' P Preise VER!! Sl!lT V.ce-Pres ce JAMES C. RCBEP Secrefarf H. A. TOM PKIl Treasurer CHIEF EVERETT HLJDIHJ 3' 0- 4. ln o '1 Row I: McKinley, Marshall. Flusche, Roberfson, J. Raunilcar, Tomplrins, Ware, F. Raunilcar. Raspo , p. Row 2: Carfer, Reynolds, R. Raunilcar, Alaway, Baswell, Bryan, Fillman, Farris, Ne-Nfcn, Gm' Tn. . .1 rn' '- rl ..., --ASW. :5.,,,-... . 112232, vu. ri- ik sim. 1 'shin Page 421 ,Z 3 li 1 OFFICERS MEMBERS ,, r GIRL The Girls' bano is in irs Third year on The cam- pus ano is one of The mosT colorful organizaTions of its Lino in Tne counrrx. IT is one oT The Tew all- gir' col ege bands, ano none has Tiner equipmenT 3710 un7Torn1s Tor Their organi:aTion. The band performs aT all home TooTball games V1 fhe Ta and aT oTher aThleTic evenTs and cam- l Zeena Amend 'AN p.:Lii Jane Baker QL ' 4 be H . Jiovme Barfcrf -nec SQ-. Clara Boeyers X'-RQ -T N STCCxEY l'-- C,-,D-' ... V ':- cbiei Emma Faye Broclr Barbara Bryan? Diane Caldwell '-'AQT -CL Dorofhy Dose Ee:'e'a'.-Treasure' Dfvfis Douqlas F vv VViIlene England Hoc: 'W 1 'VAN Wauhilla Foreman :..S ESS V5 5Q'E'?' Winnie Glenn QA- -YKHQEN BeTTy Green- ' Roberta Grieser Dam Va or Margaret Grandy Barbara Holcomb BAD pus programs during The year. During The second semesTer iT is a concerT group. The main purpose oT This organizaTion is To give every girl enrolled in college an opporTuniTy To conTinue playing The insTrumenT ThaT she played in her high school band. Hiram Henry oT The music deparTmenT is direcTor oT The group. Wilma Howe Joan Hull Paf Humphrey Carolyn Jacob Mary Lou Jennings BeTTy LiggensToTTer MargareT Malm 'Frances MarTin ArminTa MaThes JaneT Miller Elaine Mooney Marilyn Morgan Marilyn Morris Phyllis Nichols Helen Cakes Barbara PaTriclc Alice PiTTman Shirley PorTs Carol Price Mary Lou RecTor BeTTy Rigg Janice RoberTs NiTa Faye Rochel Jeanne Rollier Ann Ribble ClariTa Seamands Sue SchmidT Shirley SleTTum Leila STewarT Marilyn SToolcey Joyce SuTTon Doris Taulman Joanne Thomas Lena TrenT RuTh Trindley Jean Ward Nancy Wheeler Eleanor Wiesener EThel Wiggins Louise WooclworTh Mary ZarTalucles TWIRLERS Barbara Carlisle PaT Johndrow Rella KillingsworTh EdiTh STU rm .gf 'W midi , 'sei' Page 422 .f'l2:'-P5 'ar MEMBERS OFFICERS GIRL GLEE CL B The Wornen's Glee club, a campus-wide or- ganizalion, has enioyed various aclivilies during I949. The glee club's aclivilies included giving a program al Orlando, wilh lhe help ol lhe var- sily quarlel and a lrombone lriog singing al lhe Baplisl church in Slillwalerg lhe annual line arls concerl lor children Feb. I2 wilh lhe Terpsi- chorean club, al which lhe glee club sang ils own group and background lor a panlomimed l-lansel Mary Ann Adams Blanche Barnell LaRene Bernel Bonila Brown Nancy Bill Browning Belly Bulling Mary Joan Carrier Pal Chadwick Barbara Copeland Berlha Cropper Delores Croslhwail Rhoda Lee French Roberla Grieser Doris I-lallield Mary Ann I-loig Lois l-loplcins Bellye Lou I-lorlon Norma Hudson Nancy l-Iulell Jerry Jaclrson Almeda Klemme Thelma Malhis Sue May Belly Lee McKinley Mary Deane Milner Mary Maude Moore Adeline Morava Phyllis Nichols and Grelel: lhe Spring coricerl fr, 26 If Teflbzichorean club and brass er zer' r, e f as well az appearing on Terp',if.ff,'f, 'f 24 concerl. Some ol lhe plans lor lhe spring wwe 1 f wilh lhe Men! Glee club. a zrral' 'cu' T Cf homa and a more eflensife lou' by a g f 1 selecled lrorn lhe glee club. Luella Nielz Jeanne Pearse Marilyn Form Wynnell Pober 0 lllfcpf FLT. X-DF X f . r'rg.' fag-,rv ,. 4, JG Plii. CC,f :'f J Rulh Pgqerg V.Ce-prefgery ips Jo Ann Schraeo Bobbye Sorrelz lffaip f f' I 'C 9 D ik 'fi' f-f:.'f Laurella Torranfe Marian Weller Virginia Weller Row I: V. Weller, I-lallield, Bulling, Milner, Schroeder, Nielz, Adams, M. Weller, Barre 3 Row 2: McKinly, Malhis, Sorrels, Croslhwail, May, Brown, Cropper, I-Ioig, I-lulell, Jaclsci Row 3: Copeland, Grieser, Torrance, Boone, Browning, Klemme, I-Ioplcins, I-Iorlon, Cl-as-'ffl ,m,.J-fv- LIJELLX- T92 F l ff D e- , MARK JCJFI. CP 1-. . gg, -- .4 ,. . fi, -- ,,,. M:'a.a. Page 4 23 HOME ECO 0MlC CL B CLETA GREER . . . LANERNE BRADFORD . JACQLIELNN STRICKLAND LAWANDA DOTSON . SHEILA ALEXANDER The Home Economics club, which was founded V- EC TO af -X. S lv1.,7s composed of girls enrolled fne Scnoo? of Home Economics. The coecfs of The l-lome Economics club are ': barfcipafe acfively in improving personal, 'orre ano campus living, To experience real acneverrenf on The parf of all members, To par- 'coafe in cooperafive planning and group ac- T'vfTies, To promofe fellowship among college s'uoen+s, To develop some leadership abiliTy, To carficpafe in enioyable recreaTional acfivifies, To oc lifes work, however humble, wiTh digniTy and respecf, To promoTe beTTer sTudenT-faculTy fe afionship, and To be able To esTablish and en- 'cv an all-round campus life. . . . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Vice-.PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer The annual sack supper, a mixer honoring The freshman sTudenTs, served as an inTroducTion To The club. This was followed wi+h pledging and iniTiaTion of ZOO girls. A pie supper and barn dance highlighTed The acTiviTies. ProiecTs sponsored included sending gifTs To needy European children Through The World Chrisfmas FesTival, The home economics bazaar and a food concession booTh aT The Blue -Key carnival. The club is a member of The college l-lome Economics Clubs of Oklahoma, The Oklahoma l-lome Economics associaTion and The American Home Economics associafion. Row I: Sw lvA5lSCJ'Y Walfon. Morrow, Long, Anderson, Molz, Tomlinson, Jersee, Rose, Van Frank, UnTerkircher, Cooper, Boyer. Row 2: T'i '- Di 'Tar Parks, Greenwood, Fincher, l-lunfer, Nims, l-lamil, Nash, Hall, Hunfley, l-lall, Clark, Kife, Alexander. Row 3: F '- . , T. re Lewis Parker, Morava, Wafers, de WaTTeville, Corey, Harp, WyaTT, Crawford, Davy, Perry, Converse. Page 424 Row I: Marianne Blackburn, Marjorie Blackburn, Conrad, Farrell, Drummond, Alexander, Bradlord, Greer, Dols Nelson, Godon, Block, Smilh. Row 2: McQuain, Fourier, Hansen, Keso, Morse, Poller, Turley, Hinkle, Wrighl, Hair, Hess, Cason, Morava r-la Row 3: Wiggins, Evanhoe, J. While, M. While, Finch, Corlman, Holcomb, Good, Miller, Brillon, Neale, l-le Mary Ann Adams lla Jane Akin Roberla Akin Mary Lou Allland Jeannine Amend Joan Alcheson Barbara Backer Anila Backhursl Mary Ballard Olela Barnes Hazel Balemore Louise Bellale Marjorie Bennell Nancy Blake Rulh Brulon Barbara Ann Bryanl Dorolhy Burlord Carolyn Burnell Joanne Burns Belly Burris Joyce Bynum Maurine Calderwood Conlee Caldwell Bobbie Callaway Jeane Canada Billy Marie Capps Earline Carpenler Joan Casler Florene Chance Palricia Chell Surjeel Chopra Millicenl Clark Belly Cleveland Rulh Alice Cleveland Joan Clock Mildred Cois Page 425 Marjorie Coles Belly Jo Coppage Julia Corbin Mary Cornelius Sally Crahan Carolyn Crandall Eva Lee Curry Bernice Deeds La Verne DeMarsh Palricia Douglas Mona Dresen Nila Duncan Mabel Rulh Dunn Jean Eilerl Erma Jean Eisenhour Willene England Myrajane Ereckson Norma Jean Erickson Wauhillan Foreman Gwen Friman Belly Frills Carma Frizzell Mary Alice Fry Mary Ann Gallalin Erma Lou Gaymon Winilred Goldsmilh Mary Ellen Gorman Dorolhy Groneman Joyce Harlgraves Belly Hay Sue Hayes Jerry Hayes Carolina Henslee Billie Ann Hesser Jerry Hilderbrand MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Joanne Holcombe Doris Jeanne Holmes Carol Hopkins Jeanne Hopkins Lindy Lou Hubbard Loree Hueberl Pally Nell Huss Joyce Hulchinson Shirley lhrig Ella Sue Jackson Halle Ann Jaquilh Elizabelh Johnson Evelyn Jones Luree Jones Mary M. Jones Shirley Jones Suzanne Jones Peggy Jean Julian Gladys Kaiser Virginia Kaullmann Calherine Killerl Margarel Killerl Joan King Marlanna Kizzar Almeda Klemme Lynn Knoll Margarel Knox Joyce Kroulil Dorolhy Lawlon Berlie Logan Ann Marie Long Lou Lowery Nanelle Lowerv Charlene Lucklield Helen Macky Margarel Mace lndra Malani Thelma Malhes Norma Mafnev- Belly Merve-la' Marilyn McAr+- Doris McBride Barbara M:Do-v Julia Lou lv1:Far Faye Mclr-lvre Garnell McNa Clara Mae M: Marlha Midkfrr Janel Mi er Mary Mille' H V Bealrrce M :ce Monelle Mpc' Belly Morox el . Lynn Nal. Ruln or'o' N Marjorie Orc' 5 Virginia Cxep Beflx' Peck Sadie Peck DeLois Pe'cix Dpxll' s Pi-Rel . ri., , ,i Mary Rulh Jane Belly Pr'ch Ann Pri: Froclor ed-lar SUS P.es. x, Jo Arn iagia Kelhr vw Ra r NM,-va Keys' . H Marsaref 'vo Aud 'ex' K K. nh L 5 :Q cal, 5 v 1 C C C HORTICULT RE CL B 'K 'x X i 'e H: :.. 'ure Q up 's nwaoe up of upper- iudging conTesT in The spring. The club also as- : 5'--er K.-.eg are rw-39'-fag in noi-Ticulfure and sisTs The horTic:ulTure deparTmenT in holding iTs er: a was are 'ffferesfed in horTiculTure annual garden club shorT course held in The Q. spring. ' -v : a ' s: V es of ihe club are sponsor- The purpose oT The HorTiculTure club is To an : :u ture show each Tall, con- bring abouT a closer associaTion among Those in sq 5 'es'-'ran a-fa sophomore iudging con- horTic:ulTure worlc and To creaTe a good relaTion- also 'se Ta' ana The FFA inTerc:ollegiaTe ship beTween Tac:ulTy and sTudenTs. OFFICERS MEMBERS E. NN. 'K enrf Tommye Davis Omer Henderson Charles PaTriclc X Rss 'Na Lloyd Dobbs LaVerne Higdon Diclc Payne Ear E sQne V. W. Dobbs Ansel Hull KenneTh Plowman Sufensghoen L. J. Drescher Jack Hull C. R. RoberTs X -u 'Ls Bre:lCing W. D. Gallup KaThryn Jones E. P. Schnorrenberg FCE Eu'-le ArThur C-oldsTein Darwin Keck Joanne Snider k Terrell Canfield Arvella GriTliTh W. J. Le Sueur P. L. Spears , 5595 LGVYGV DCCerT Chapman L. D. Chif'--Cod Neal Cupp Henry GriT5Th Burl Cvuliclc Bill HamilTon George Hedger Muriel Miller Eugene Nalcayama Max Nelson Rogers STouT Francis Young Ray Zimmerman Murphy Payne, LeCrone, Smifh, Higdon, Snider, Young, Davis, Henderson. Row 2: fret C '-'-:fa Dresden Alfenhein, Keck, Schnorrenberg, Breclcling, Ard, Plowman, HamilTon, Chapman. Row 3: I W T- 'H ef l-Tzier Biitne Gold-zlein, BuTensChoen, PaTrick, Dobbs, RoberTs, Hedger, Guliclc, Burlc. Page 426 MEMBERS OFFICERS UNIOR HIITEL GREETER I The year l948 marked 'rhe rhird year on 'rhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus for Ihe Junior Horel Greelers of America. An organizalion whose purpose is 'ro belrer Ihe relalionship belween holel managemenl' and labor. All members of Jrhe unique organizafion are boys in Ihe School of Home Economics ma- ioring in holel and reslauranl managemenl. The organizalion has gained in membership from an original I5 Io over 50. Highlighting fall acfivilies of rhe club was a float in the A 21 M. homecoming parade. Members of rhe organiza- rion represenred fhe A. 81 M. chapfer at +I-ie Oklahoma Reslauranl associarion in Olflahorra Ciry and 'rhe Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma ang Arkansas convenlion of Hofel and Resrauranf associarion members in Liffle Rock, Ark. John Allred Bill Allen Bob Buck Don Campbell Roy Carr Loyd Conway Toby Crabiree, Jr. Glen Cowan Hiram Camp Richard Davis Harry Durels Mark Ealon Roberf Eisele George Elmore John Gales Abe Hesser William Kyle Chuck Lakin Bob Lascelles Dick Lycan Frank Lupsha Bob Leake Jack Miller Fred Miller William T. McCraw Gordon Osborn Harry Parakis Lesler Richards Ray Riiier Ken Ragan Sol Sashin, Jr. Harold Sfaples Garland C. Smilh Richard Snyder Turk Tomlinson Bob Thompson Keilh Shindler Gene Wrighf Par While RICHARD L KCI- I: Prezioer' GORDON OSEOP? Vice-Presiqer' PATRICK WHITE Secrefary GARLAND SMITH Treasurer SOL SASHIITJ Publiciry Dire-C'cr Row I: Crablree. Thompson, Lakin, Lupsha, Schindler, Allen, Kyle, Cowan. Row 2: Carr, Sashin, While, Lycan, Smilh, Leake, Osborn. Row 3: Allred, Miller, Camp, Miller, Lascelles, Eisele, Rifle-r, Gales, Campbell. Row 4: Buck, Welch, W'righI, Elmore, Richards, Snyder, Davis, Hesser. Page 427 'I I Q i i i-I ly, ,L l TER ATIO AL RELATIO CLUB OFFICERS NQX STQLPE . Presidenl :STN VSRNFIELD Vice-Presidenl N'-XQX .BO DERNIR . . 'Secrelary ifci XX QMLXCR . Treasurer ii H' 're I'-fe'-ffafbnal Relarions club was icy and ser irs obieclives. Through raking parl ' H 're canscus, ir look as ils main func- in discussions, saying whal we believe, and know- ' e cronfoffon ol world underslanding ing individual voles counl, we can besl achieve c j rree ana open discussions ol rhe prob- our obieclive of world peace. ends ics conlrcnr rhe world loday. Wirh rhe ever-growing number ol: sludenls is 'ne i-.sro once looked +o Rome, or laler from various parls of Jrhis world coming lo our 'Q Srea' B'-'fan if now in rhis 2O+h cenlury looks campus, lhe club has emphasized acguainlance : 'ne Lnreo Srares for leadership-we are our wirh Jrhese srudenls from olher lands, for Jrhe club f'C 3' s keeper. I+ is up ro rhe American ro feels we can beller know and undersland a coun- .noe's'aco i-.orlo problems because il is 'rhe rry rhrough a knowledge of ils people. A+ pres- ceoc e 'fr cu' counrry who shape rhe foreign pol- enl Jrhe membership includes srudenls from Peru, Row I: '. '-':f'J A'- gr Kinney, Miller, Miranda, Klein, Brown, Barrera, Orr, Woo, Jones, l-lunler, Alcheson, Allen. Row 2: is ' f ' Sarge' l-lardin, Kesrer, Kalka, Blessing, Bearden, MacDonald, Garland, Barnerl, Croarkin, Shellon, Minion. Row 3: --,V '1' Ca.-.ftp l'l5'.'f?'y Buckrnasfer, Jehfries, Branr, Lockard, Sanders, Maxwell, de Walleville, Sullon, Cox, Foddrill. Row 4: Ia- ' fem: Trouf, Srnykal, Carman, Hendrickson, Roberls, Browning, Cooper, Slocklon, Jones, Dobson, Dellwiler. Row 5: Hr- 'gf Sf -2 Mc 'ef ,an Teulem, Sfurzeniegger, Williams, Fryling, Moore, Lowery, Besl, Randolph, Emery. ,- P E l i Page 428! r 1 Q 1 ,sg TQ 3 5 ul , i Q Page 429 Row I: Yeoman, Sfolpe, Oglesby, Thaker, Defore, Diclc Sfolpe, Merrifield, Womaclc, Morsey, MacDouga Trzfe Sifif -' 'Exe-'a Malani, Wilson. Row 2: Williams, Speece, Burdeffe, Baker, l-larvey, l-larris, Oerlce, Penninqfon, Rosemary, Woodrug, Eiearor Arcerg 3: zz' Every, Wedefin, Tassi, Blair, Sfouf. Row 3: Wolfe, Ramsey, Seilcel, Gervais, Pavlalcis, O'Donnell, Ellef, Mounger, Worfman, Rogers, Higgins, Car? 'r ' f rr Johndrow. Row 4: Tanlcersley, Gozzar, Keon, Jehliclca, Chadwick, Driebeelc, Williams, Boafrighf, l-ligdon, Thompson, Fo'-er S :a fr - ' -, Row 5: Lawson, Ligonnef, Nofaras, Sivas, Chopra, Manning, McCar+y, Ugarfe, Orfega, Armbrusfer, Pernia, Grararr s-: A ':',:' Argenfina, Uruguay, Colombia, l-lolland, Eng- land, France, China, lndia, Mexico, Swifzerland, Canal Zone, Egypf, Canada, Philippines, Puerfo Rico, Bolivia, Denmark, Venezuela, Malaya, Nor- way, lfaly, Esfonia, l-lawaii and Sweden. The club has been growing sfeaolily fhrough- ouf fhe year as people learn more abouf ifs aims. The only gualificafion for membership is an infer- esf in fhe occurrences of fhe world and fheir significance. The mosf significanf evenf of fhis year will be fhe regional conference, under fhe direcfion of Louis l-lill. Qver 500 sfudenfs, represenfing col- leges of four sfafes will affend fhis conference. Governor Turner will give fhe opening address. The conference will be held March 3l, Acrf and 2. Ofher acfivifies of fhe club include a speak er's bureau, regional newspaper, radio prograrr an com ein ies o a as eos o N-.'C l3 d pl f g fl f ll p f f affairs. Addifional officers of fhe club include M. P-l Yoeman, vice-presidenf in charge of programs and Madu Thalcer, vice-presidenf in charge o publicify. Regional officers are Jim Morsef. presidenfg Louis l-lill, program chairrran' .lame Wesf, freasurer, anol Jerry MacDouga', seore fary. Darrel Troxel and R. R. Og esox are ao visors for fhe club. L KAPPA DELTA Pl a P' ' 'orarx and prolessional lra- a ' was inoorporaled al lhe June S, ICI I. The sociely L s ol exe 50,000 men and N ' eaes and universilies ol lhe ave ol Kappa Della Pi was eslab- X -.X N x elecls ils membership lrom lhe iunior, senior and graduale classes al Oklahoma A. 84 M. who ranlc in lhe highesl 25 per cenl in scholarship. To be eligible lor membership in Kappa Della Pi, lhe sludenl musl have compleled or musl be in lhe process ol compleling al leasl I2 semesler hours ol prolessional courses in educalion and 'soma -X. A M., April Io, I92l. ll musl plan lo engage in lhe leaching profession. OFFICERS MEMBERS Haro d Adams Bracie M. Fawcell I-I. D. Krouse Clarence Pruill Mace! Ashby Annedelle Fincher Carol Larlcin S. L. Reed X Q QQ? L E. J. Blalocl Mary Garrison Wilson Lillle F. A. Riedel P 'L Marx Blalock Margarel l-Iampel Claude Lumly M. G. Rigg 75 Rose Brock Belly Jane I-larsha William Lundy Marion Rogers Velma Broaden Belly I-lay Wilma Marler Malvern Rupp 'N LLNDN Arnold Brown Madeleine I-Iellrey A. Franlc Marlin Madeline Russell . ,GM Carolyn Burnell Evelyn I-Iirschman Eugene May Anna Lee Sanders P rf Falricia Carpenler Pal Holcomb Rulh McCollum Florine Smilh Ngy 'ARD Calhleen Chambers Bellye I-lorlon Rulh McCoy Phyllis Jo Smilh 5 M. R. Chauncey Marlha I-Iubbard Edward McCray Jacqueline Slriclcland R-ECC e' Carolyn Cooper Joy l-lunler Dorolhy Morrison Edwin Vineyard L. E. Crouse Clara Jander Belly Murray Palsy von Gonlen CE w'. PRLIITT Alla Clay Davis Frances Jones Belly Nash Mary Wallcer nr Donald Dean Vera Jones Mary E. Neumann Irene Walsh ' F Granl Dobson Kennelh Keahey Wanda Norris John Wallcins np' Lloyd DuBois Marjorie Kemp Joyce Ogden David C. Winslow D ADJ I-IAMIDEI' Jean Eilerl C. L. Kezer Phyllis Perkins Lois Woodson C e C' Freda Everell Ro Jean Yadon Azad: McCray Wallrins, Krouse, Dean, DuBois, Crouse. - Y- A -er ,, Pruill, l-lumpel, Carpenler, Lundy, Russell, Vineyard, Reed, Everell, Woodson, Kezer, Lillle, '. Fe. Q Src-fri Jarder, Ogden, Marler, Brown, Nash, l-Iorlon, Fincher, l-lunler, Chambers, Ashby, Rigg. I-fe I ,A-Q .C , .... 'S Larlrin, Murray, von Gonlen, F. Smilh, Slriclrland, Garrison, Davis, Eilerl, Cooper, Walsh, Broclr, I '-1' Nr I0-'rin Yadon, P. Smilh, Neumann, I-Iubbard, Riedel, I-Iarsha, l-lirschman, Perlcins, May, Lumly, Rupp, MW, . W. . ,-me ..mwww-www A - , ,.i .-A m,W.,, ..... ' I A N JK? I I I I I f I I I 4 i I I Page 430 K PPA KAPPA P I y Kappa Kappa Psi, The only naTional honorary TraTerniTy Tor college bandsmen in The UniTed STaTes, was Tounded on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus in I9I9 by William A. Scroggs. Since ThaT Tounding The TraTerniTy has over 45 acTive chapTers locaTed in mosT oT The 48 sTaTes. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To promoTe more broTherhood among college bandsmen and Harold G. Anderson Neal Balmer Lyle H. Ball Gene Cannon George Clifford ArThur Danne Geo. W. Darwin, Jr, Gerald Dunlap David FosTer Max Fox William E. Hallbeclc To give recogniTion To OUiZifJ'i'J.f'5 ca boTh in college and in The proTez'.'on:5 ff, '- This purpose, The ,Alpha chapTe' rxezen f spring an award To The ouTzTar.'J7 g TH band sTudenT in The A. Z M. band. The naTional shrine is locaTefJ of re r'- f campus in CruTchTield hall, 1ll'i6 E Tre TV: r ff ing was held in I9 I9. MEMBERS OFFICERS Thomas E. Hardin Richard I.. HeaTh David H. Heid Roy Houck Theodore L. HorTon Billy Hubbard James HunT Eldon A. Janzen RoberT JohnsTon Richard A. Jones Don Joseph Jaclr King Charles McLain Fred McWeThy William Merliss Ted L. MeriTT Clyde W. Moore Eugene Mouser Romaine Mossman Wayne E. Muller Lynn T. Pearson Marion J. Rogers William A. Ryan Roberf E. Sfeichen W. Dale Sfephenz Wilfred G. Sfocls George Thompson W. Edward Timmc Eugene Trimble Richard Vandeffallr RoberT Waller Don WebsTer George Weldon Row I: HorTon, Hallbeclc,Timrnons,VandewaIl1er, Moore, Ryan, Heid, Darwin, WebsTer, Joseph Row 2: McLain, Ball, MerriTT, Jones, King, Waller, HeaTh, Houclc, Merliss, Balmer, Weldon, Car-ccr. RICH!-PD MUSE Nf- , . D . . . 'E,ZE' DX- XID r-E D J ce- fe: Cer' BILL RYA7. F secre'afy CLYDE MOG? 'Y l'66E-'9' Row 3: McWeThy, Danne, Rogers, JeweTT, Muller, Thompson, Hardin, CliTTord, Jonnsfcr S'e7:'e' Vzpzer S'e:'e'3. Page 431 SPSDCE KAPPA PHI Sci'-X SKRNES ..,.. . PresidenT . C XXXL Sii -XNSON Vice-PresidenT iCLcQ SCh1L'cl2MRNN . . . SecreTary Fzivx JC SREENNN OOD. . . . 'Treasurer 'N ,KRSON . . . fx . . ' - a affonal of-gani:aTion Tor MeTh- s-.on-en on sTaTe college and N v-,s,x x ca. cuses. IT was Tounded in l9l6 aT xersrx. There chapTer on The Qlqla- 5 lm. canrpus was insTalled in IQZO. kappa Pai is Every MeThodisT woman xers rx world Today a leader in The 'omc cxs, T Kappa Phi meeTs The need oser felowship among MeThodisT col- Tc mase Their worlc more beneTicial erge fo oThers. IT provides a religious o Tr-.ncn .eaos one inTo deeper and Program Chairman more enriching service in The church oT Tomor- row. The Theme Tor This year's worlc was LeT your lighT so shine. Programs were based on many phases oT lighT such as FirsT l.ighTs, ChrisT's l.ighT and l-lighlighTs. To promoTe a beTTer undersTanding among re- laTed organizaTions, Kappa Phi and DelTa Sigma TheTa, MeThodisT men's TraTerniTy, exchanged Two programs. OuTsTanding among our social evenTs were The annual ChrisTmas bangueT and The MoTher's club buTleT suppers. I . fx, 95'-,aft WebsTer, STeanson, Schuermann, Barnes, Greenwood, McCoy, Marshall, Conrad, Johnson 2 X Cooper, Granrham, Farley, WhiTe, l-lansen, Ove-rholT Moore, Mendenhall, MarlaTT, Durbin, Russell, 3 zrg- S - 'r Gfese' Bunch, Thcrndylre, BriTTon, Troul, BarneTT, Casad, Nims, R. Long, M, Garrison, SiTTel, R. Campbell. 4 Vp' 'e.-.fn Urverkiicher, DeWiTT, PiTTrnan, BurdeTT, Boevers, loclcard, D. Vogel, l-loward, Slonelcer, ShulTz, 2139 Page 432 Page 4 33 I 4 2 i Row I: Sullon, Marshall, Mrs. Dunn, Sullle, Complon, Fosler, Hellon, Briggs, Williarng Ll B. Bales, Sullivan, Hearlsill. lb ff- LL .-,,,,,-ff -Y . , ..,,, ,,, E Row 2: M. Campbell, Slauller, Groneman, Turner, O'Bryan, Eimer, Randall, Klemme, L. Jackson Hun: , -1 Harrison, Chilwood. Row 3: Brolhers, R. Jackson, Gregory, Harp, Hoig, Johnslon, Radke, Troulman, Der' Morgan, Brown, Walson. Row 4: Liggensloller, Grady, Osborne, Seamands, Burns, Fallon, A. Long, Palmer Daniel. Marlha Bailey Edna Mae Baker Olela Barnes Blanche Barnell Berneice Bales Jeanne Bales Dona Lou Bechlel Gayle Bennell Nancy Blake Clara Bowers Louemma Breckenridge Belly Jean Briggs Lois Brillon Leah Brolhers Bonila Brown Sara Lois Brown Mariory Bunch Barbara Burdelle Joanne Burns Barbara Bryanl Marilyn Campbell Ramona Campbell Barbara Casad Karlene Cason Alice Cline Mariorie Complon June Conrad Barbara Copeland Genell Copley Beverly Corbel Mrs. Edna Lewis Mrs. A. L. Cooper Bessie Corlman Belly Coulson Janie Daniel Shirley De Will Pal Douglas Mona Dreeson Gzelle Eimer Virginia Ellard Mary Farley Annedelle Fincher June Fosler Mar Ann Garrison Ann Garrison Mary Glidewell Robbie Grady Killy Granlham Belly Greenwood Wilma Jean Gregory Dorolhy Groneman Elda Mac Hansen Joanne Harmon Marceline Harp Marilyn Harper Gwen Harrison Rulh Hearlsill Carol Hellon Mary Ann Hoig Marianne Holdridqe Evelyn Howard Marlha Hubbard Mrs. Clark Dunn MEMBERS Marilou Huddleslon Pal Humphrey Harriel Irwin Lila Lou Jackson Rulh Jackson Clara Jander Mary Lou Jennings Elizabelh Johnson Cora Belle Johnslon Barbara Jones Peggy Julian Marlanna Kizziar Almeda Klemme Belly Lou Larson Dorlhea Lawlon Belly Liggenslolller Mary Frances Locka Ann Marie Long Wanda Long Jane-ll Lovelace Mary Lowlher Edna Mae Marla'l Vanelle Marshall Virgilene Marshall Feggx Mendenna, Joann Moore Marilyn Mcraa' Mary Maude More Delores Mx ers Cox' M cCcx SPONSORS fd r- -ssen G V Racers W lx 'S. Li S' Nad' lylar-lor-,,: Nag -Y,--L are - A isa- V. ir- Ge' ana- -Q -. Ag S-e Fav. Elrc.. A : Mar , . rig June Rose -fe' w -C R: C -as se --- a MVN: g-:.x i-e, Cen gy-, Se.. Nl- .exec N 4 N--.4 N xl.. Na -.elf .-.L .X - A v-: : X ,-LZ- ,.,,-, V -, - .,, OFFICERS KAPPA Pl EP ILO The purpose QT This organi:aTion is To promoTe 'ne ophrrum in ChrisTian experience Tor each member ox n-eans of The fellowship oT sTudy, v-:'s 'p. ana social recreaTion. The membership :T Kappa PE EpsI!on is noT limiTed. consisTing oT swaefifs arrenaing A. 84 M. college or local resi- aenvs QT college age wiTh FirsT ChrisTian church preference. Kappa Pi Epsilon was Tounded in The basemenT of The local church wiTh an inaugural banqueT Feb. 22, IQ46. Prof. George WhiTe and J. P. Duncan provided The riTual and insTalled The chapTer. Margie STauTler was The TirsT presidenT oT The organizaTion. U WirT Trawiclc was elecTed presidenT Tor The spring semesTer and Mary McFarland, TirsT vice- presidenT. MEMBERS E-fCN r-CCD Presse -EARN NN ARD ... . . q . - N ce-Pres een' C2515 DLJNAWAN fe::'o X-'ce-P'-es':1en -ESTER NNILDMAN Vo Yce-Presser' Aranh Arbucllle Gps' Earl Saber Beulah BryanT Bi'l BuFTinoTon Sadie J, BuTTingTon Ca.Ton Canada Clark Chapman Charles Chasfain Wilson Chenowelrh Barbara DaviS Oralie Dunaway Dois Ealres Ulmer GilbreaTh Winnie Glenn Claude Gwinn Pal' l-lair Esiher l-lamil Roger l-larnden l-lieaTT Hedrick Billie Ann l-lesser William l-lixon Eldon Hood Gerald l-loniclc Wayne l-lowland BeTTy Mae l-lugheTT Glen Johnson Gladys Kaiser l-larold Kidd David LiT+le KeiTh McElwain Joe Milburn Janel' Miller Phyllis Murphy OTis Nislcern Melvin NorThern Wilma NorThern Paul Eiaw SeC,.e.5,,x PaTricia Evanhoe ZECRA 'W ELLS 'lreasxe' Row I: '-ecfzv O Def, Evans, Dunaway, Miller, Milburn, l-lood, Wisner, Wells, l-lair, Ealces, LiTTle. Warren O'Dell Joyce OgleTree Mary C. Riiler Eldon Roush Mary Jean SmiTh DorTha Ann SToolcey Marilyn SToolcey Virgil Sloul' Flora Wells Beverly WhiTe LesTer Wildman Don Wisner M. l-l. Yeoman Row 2: '-am' l-'-g'eT D. Smokey, M. SToolcey, Nislcern, ChenoweTh, GilbreaTh, Kidd, Murphy, BryanT, Kaiser, OgleTree. Page 434 Kappa Tau Pi, nafional honorary religious Ira- Iernily, consisls of men from all 'rhe maior churches who have asserled Ihemselves as lead- ers in The field of Chrislian endeavor and who musr make a minimum of 36 grade poinrs Ihe semesler previous 'ro inilialion. The organizalion was founded al' lhe Univer- sily of Oklahoma in I9 I8 by eighl men who saw Ihe need for grealer cooperalion and fellowship among Chrislian sludenls of difierenl denomi- Roberf T. Alferbu ry George Beck Chesler Brians Bill Bulilinglon Charles Calahan Clark D. Chapman Joe Dickey Hugh Dooley Tom Ellio++ Homer Folks Tom Fosler MEMBERS Dick Fowler Sfanley Gasswinl Charles Hale George Hardin John Hafhaway Fields Halhorn Clifford Hays Eldon Hood Lyle Irby William Long Paul Marlin Edwin McCrary Keilh Mclflwain Dean McHard Joe Milburn Fred J. Neuberr Bill Roberlson John F. Robinson Cedric Smilh Fred Thompson George Thompson Glenn Turner nalions. In l92O if was chadered at a rf, frarernify, Bela chapfer being In','ai'ef: campus 'rhe same fear. The aim of 'rhe ffsf-mil, rg if, of loyally and cooperalion by bffngffg 'cg The represenlafives of Ihe fariouz crwcrez an organizafion. Aclivifies include ffeef f r ef- ingS. inifiafion banguefs and a bin? Crf' parly wi'rh Pi Zefa Kappa. Marshall Willianz Duane Wilson Cla-vin Zongker ACTIVE ALUMNI C. A. Bradshaw Joe Bell James Johnson Dean McGlame Ray L. SFI -f!ILI.if'-'f '. - Row I: D. Wilson, Calhan, Bullfinglon, Robinson, Dickey, Dooley, Roberlson, Long Beck S11 Oewe. Row 2: Milburn, Fowler, McCrary, Hardin, McElwain, Chapman, Elliolr, McHard N. Wilson Tremor OFFICERS - 3 , , fre: 'Je' ' CHF- 9LEf r-f' fee-9'e: 'e BILL PGEE72' r -g,r-rg'-r .1.,- -C y JGE DTCfE Tfeazxef ire: s:- vxJ- J--- f' xr-f-f--f Jw4 L4 f,.:.- Row 3: Halhaway, Fosler, Young, Brians, Zongker, Allerbury, Marlin, Neuberl Gasswin' Wi 'amz F: fs l':.. i Q: Ei . -. Page 435 MU KAPPA TA Mu Kappa Tau. +he professional markeling fra- Ternilx' in 'rhe Division of Commerce, was eslab- ished on +he Oklahoma A. Br M. campus in April, lC3O. Since rhere was no organizalion in Ameri- can colleges which devofed ils aciivilies 'ro mar- -ke ng inferesrs. +he fralernily was formed for fne pufpose of losfering higher scholaslic achfevemenl' in 'rhe markeling classes in The school. Members and guesls ol Mu Kappa Tau gel lirsl hand inlormalion from lhe various pro- grams planned in every phase of The markeling lield. Alihough lhe lralernily was inaclive during lhe war, il' was reaclivaled in April, l948, and now has a grealer membership Jrhan ever before. The lulure for Mu Kappa Tau includes plans l'o incorporale The organizalion and lo invile olher colleges and universilies ro inslall chaplers. OFFICERS MEMBERS ON D NN ADDTL D,-Q -. .U vc- U6 KENNETH LILE lf:-3-Ffesoen' 'TELL Tl-lCN'FSON Se:re'arx ELL CASTER -Tfeisgfef 'V' LOL' VALLOY l+'s'c an Row I: ness Row 2: N-'vaoe Row 3: G'a'a Row 4: l'-'t'--e' Row 5' if-F' e N Row 6' T -'ff F l CE' Lv Eugene Bailey John Barnard Kenneth Barrell' Jim Bariolino Robe-rl Blood Arlev Bolchelder Verdun Brandle Leviis Brockman Leonard Bryanl Malcolm Carpenler Bill Casler Bill Cohlmia William Cook William Cramer Claude Crewson Phil Dekinder Nelson Delmor John Downs l-laylor Fisher Russell Flefcher Gene Flippo Allen Fowler W. C. Fullharl W. K. Gilmore Eddie Goss Travis Graham Gerald Grigor Roberl l-lallenbeck William l'-lardy W. F. l-laynes Ford l-lerring George l'-lill Carl Hodges . Alex l-lohweiler Winslon l-loward L' e S'IE WC'6 l-lill, Cohlmia, Malloy, Brandle, Bailey. Alex Laloadie Eldon Lalollelle L. R. Laws Marvin Leven Kennelh Lile l-lugh Lobsilz Mary Lou Malloy R. E. McBurneHe Virgil Melson Bill M. Moore Sam Moore Olen Morgan Jean Owens Richard Parks l-lerberl' Poppe' Charles Poleel R. W. Ranson Frank Raluff James Roop Claud Seal Marlin Serelean Rulh Sizemore Morris Sfokes Jack Tapscoll' Paul Teel Lindell Thompson R. M. Thompson Billy K. Turner Roy Voiles Lloyd Waddill Roberl' Waldrep David Walerbury Leonard Wesl James Williams -ei DeKinder, Fleming, Cook, Poppe, Waldrep, Labadie, Cramer, Manuell, l-lallenbeck, l-lumphrey, Flelcher. Gcss Crewson, Balchelder, Murray, Morgan, Rallilll, Moore, Walerbury, Carpenler, Blood, Flippo, Poleel. Sfckes Shalier, l-lodges, Grigor, Barrell, Bridges, Fisher, Wesl, Voiles, l-laynes, Bryanl, Lolosilz, l-lerring. elscn, Seal, Ropp, Owens, l-lawk, Parks, Laird, Moore, Casler, Gilmore, Thompson, Melson. - ear? l-lardy. l-lowarcl, Laws, Williams, Serelean, Tapscoll, McBurnel'l'e, Thompson, Ransom, Barnard. jc: I Page 436 ' GLEE CL B The Men's Glee club compleTed iTs mosT suc- Tors conference in Colorado Springs fs' f f cessTul year in iTs hisTory, opening The season second sernesTer. In Dllllrflbifzf, Troy rfeze rf wiTh a concerT in Tulsa and Tollowing wiTh ap- winTer and spring concerrs iriouoirg 're Ja' f pearances in nearly every secTion oT The sTaTe. baccalaureaTe service. Radio broadcasTs, recording sessions and several Through The courTesf of Fresher-T T-Terry 9 Tours were included in The year's acTiviTies. BenneTT, The glee club was ouriffred Er, af a 1 The 60-voice group was inviTed To appear on blue Tux-sTyle coaTs and rriaroon res a' ' f fe The program oT The SouThwesTern music educa- ginning oT The year. Charles Alexander Gene Anderson Carol BarTon Hoyi' Birmingham RoberT BouTon Ralph Briggs Lyle CanTield Jack Condrey George Cooper Glen Cowan ArThur Danne Clark Doan Franklin Donnell Richard DoTson Gerald DoTTs Hoover Fisher David Fosrer Thomas Gray Ben Harrison Fields HaThorn H. Gene Hensley Richard Inge Hugh W. Jerclers John B. JeTTries Wendell JohnsTon Francis KepharT Charles Keys WaITer Kline Fred KnighT Bruce Lehman MEMBERS William Long Deming Lowrey Leroy Madden Harry Manning Denzil McDonald John C. McGlarnery Gordon Miles Jerauld Moyer Thomas Peasner L. N. Perkins Marion Phillips RoberT Reeder Rex Reinking John Russell John F. Sage Marlin Sfirclefmri Torn Shorl Rrjlpll Slffiiff: Edward Slafer Roloerf SloaT Coleman Srnifh Sieve Srnifh Andrea Slallcup Henry Tanlrerzlef Jim Taylor Fred Turner Richard Vandewa Paul WeaTherTord Donald WebsTer Norman Wilson Frank Edwards Edward Liles Ray SchilTz Bill YeaTs Theodore Ferguson Gale Young Row I: Lehman, Donnell, lnge, Russell, Harrison, Fisher, YeaTs, Briggs, Harper, Perkins, Sage, Sifrooe 'fa-2, -r Mills, BarTon. OFFICERS KJV' . f . uf, nf. , , --,. .cu ':'J,, ff, f f. r . rg., -off nfl' ,, ,.,. f' ,J - 1 P.. fig f 'lsr 47 7,1 ' IDX' L. -. - fr- r-ff ff -V, J-- 1 FHC3 r-F9 ,C.ffff,f:,' - --.f V- . f- 1. Row 2: Manning, Phillips, Gray, Edwards, Madden, Reeder, SchilTz, KepharT, BouTon, JeTTers, HaThorn, Coffa' Cccze' C:':'e Row 3: Doan, Keys, Taylor. JeTTries, McGlamery, Long, Turner, Alexander, WebsTer, Moyer, Anderson. Kline. Row 4: FosTer, DoTson, C. SmiTh, WeaTherTord, Wilson, Hensley, DoTTs, Birmingham, SlaTer, ShorT, McDcr1a d M es Ca'5'e :. Page 437 f' f Richard Benner MMAOICCLB T e Ax. S M. Masonic club is a local organiza- e aosneo on Tne campus in OcTober oT 's n-ervbership is comprised oT sTudenTs rvennbers of The Masonic order. c so was organized by a small group oT orougnr TogeTher Through The eTTorTs oT es G. Reirr, firsT presidenT oT The club. e s 'nsTrun'enTal in Tounding The group were Je?Tr7es, The clubs TirsT vice- OFFICERS D. -TCEXANDFR Dresoen' F. T-TAXYNES ., . -.:..-'f.:.q -w.:.f-' -X C ARD C. KENNEDN , -- L. buf- ao. 'Q C ARD L. DCTTS if-'QQ PSY' C...-.1 C Row l: Va If Row 2: S--'T Row 3' esrao presidenTg Ivan Alexander John H. CriTchTield l-lercel B. Dobyns Lon DonavanT Richard DoTTs L. B. Farrill RoberT Freeman Alfred Gibbs Cecil Gilliland Richard Kennedy, The TirsT secreTary, and Wes- ley STevens, The TirsT Treasurer. Raymond BiverT was The TirsT sponsor. Among The members are sTudenTs Trom every secTion oT The UniTed STaTes and several Toreign counTries. These sTudenTs have as Their purpose, The TurTherance oT Masonic Tellowship Through Triendship, moraliTy, and broTherly love. MEMBERS Jean H. Hall pRoberT Miller XIV. F. Haynes Eddie Moore Gerardo Imperial Clyde Ishmael John Jeffries PleasanT Kimball Ralph W. Leonard Hugh LobsiTz Harold Maloomian Harry McFarland William Merliss 'ia' Mefliss Reeves, Benner, Alexander, WheaT, Haynes, Farrill, DoTTs, JeTTries, Shepley. ana McFarland, Moore, SToclc, Kimball, Gilliland, Freeman, Hall, Oerke, CriTchTield. Iznafanf LcbsiTz, Ishmael, Miller, Underwood, Gibbs, Dobyns, Ransom, Imperial. George Oerlce RoberT Ranson J. D. Reeves John Shepley Arnold SToclc William STriclcland John Underwood Willis J. WheaT Page 438 0RTAR BOARD Membership in lvlorTar Board is The highesT sTaTus aTTainable To a senior woman on any carn- pus, and one oT The highlighTs oT The spring se- rnesTer occurs when lVlorTar Board Taps worThy girls Trorn The junior class To carry on iTs ideals Tor The coming year. This honor is based on scholar- ship, leadership and service on cornpleTion oT firQif,rfiaf.1zf,f1ff,ff,f.f,ff,a'f 1 f IU Years flax realized llaf. 1 14 f Tional MorTar Board grariTef f chip. MorTar Board 2Trifc', loyalTy and zerfice. rnainTain a high zTar To 6fi'.',J lfidffj Gi 1 sTimulaTe The de feloprrenT 1 r-er' 'ff B651 P Tfiarifff Virgina Rifh ft Peqw T Tive-eighThs oT The college curriculum. wornan. This naTional senior women's honor socieTy was OFFICERS MEMBERS l ElizabeTh Angerer T OLETA GREER LaWanda DoTsori Pfesldenif Sylvia H. Duncan JC ANN WILES OleTa Greer Vice-PresidenT Alice Heard Rum ANN scHNEEi4LoTH Chafloffe JOHHSTOD Sec,-eifary BeTTy Larson SYLVIA HOUSES DUNCAN Corresponding SecreTary BETTY RHODES NASH Treasurer Row I: MerriTield, Unglesby, Wiles, Greer, Schneelldh Nazi Row 2: Larson, Duncan, PoTTs, DoTson, Heard, Por.-el J2 3'2'. Jo Arc ff Page 439 Leo Schafers EWMA ences on fhe Oklahoma Fx. Si M. College a cus N-larch IT. lQ32, lhe Newman club sea cm Irs l7+h wear al A. B1 M. wilh an se menfbership of nearly IOO Ca+holic slu- S. Lcen fe a Carholic sludenrs al A. 81 M., The wma' clue srrix es fo encourage cooperalive c. :us a:'NE+ies of Carholic college sludenls OFFICERS : RQXEN B-RLDI -, . ev-Q' wan' N? N.- ESX NWDEKE . .. . ' Q5- ES SG 'CN' 'CLLESQN - . ,-. . -If 5 Lui MSFT '- 3-rl ICRA X g- L .1 'fk :f- TT' ' A 'ERRET g-'- Xiu B Ba.. Ll' 'C- Ro.. -H. --Q I. f. C- Row 'L er f- Kacn-,lf Effoi' Row 3: :: L Rox-14.-. s Row 5: S'-' ii- P, . .1 mos Krebs c ar' harm Ea '0x Baldi Legs Bellinohausen Barco Barron 'CCD Eifsche J. T. Blackburn XN axne Bckorney Jerrx Bradlex cs Ann Burke Mark Carver paul CDSPWBO l-lever' Chrxslal A, E. Ciprari Be.e lx Claiborne Tncmas Connery R. M. Connors Sak Crahan l-larry Devlin Alfred Dick BW Dirrnars Jerome Dillrrwan Cornelius Dougherly Norman Driebeck Crafles Eck CLUB and lo promole group social life among ils members. The club meels once a monlh lo receive com- munion in a body, and for a breakfasl-meeling. Special guesls are inviled lo speak lo lhe group al various limes. Sponsored aclivilies include dance-socials, hayrack rides and Sunday evening social programs. MEMBERS Paul Ellis Roy Lawrence Bob Elwell Fran Ernesl Melvin Eelber Joe Franco Kalheryn Galvin Bernard Gervais Eugene Gulierrez Joe Hannigan Joyce l-larlgraves Jack Hayden Amelia l-leid David l-leid Roberl l-leiliger Eugene l-lill Jim Jacoby Kalhleen Jehlicka Jerry Johnson Tom Keleher l-lenry Kokojan Edward Kowalski Delores Kurland Mary Ellen Kurland Eldon La Eollelle James Langley f e- ca'cn Buck Burke, Kowalski, l-layden. Michael Ligus Jim Loflus Charlene Luckfield John Maher Margarel Maher Tom Maher Francis Malone Rulh McCollum Charles McGee Joe McGraw Kaye Mideke Bealrice Milacek Thelma Moller Thomas Moller Belly Morrow Emily Nienhaus Bill O'Donnell Marie Pannacci Don Pallon l.. M. Perry Jaro Pesek Mary Jo Phillips Pele Ralh Joe Russell Joseph Shillz Roy Shillz Jean Sliceber Vincenl Smilh Donald Sleadman Bob Sleichen Paul Slerba Roberl Slreels William Slreels Sieve Tallman Tom Tollison Marlin Van Grinsven Mary Kay Vann John Wade John J. Walker Mary C. Walkins John Wilhelm Dolores Williams George Williams l-lerb Williams Irene Wisherd Bob Wohci Mary Anna Wuller J. L. Zickefoose Kcncevich, Mideke, Tallesan, Claiborne, Bilsche, Jehliclfa, Wuller, Corley, McCollum, Morrow. 'que Zu' 're McGarf, Flies, l-leid, Roy, Wilhelm, Phillips Russell, Blackburn, Wisherd, Crahan, Galvin, Flanagan, Frat: J. Maher, Wade, Driebeek, T. Maher, Diflman, G. Williams, Eck, M. Maher, Milacek, Walkins. s'-e Wir iarfh Connery. l-l. Williams, Jirik, Slerba, Lollus, Vlfalker, Sluarl, Johnson, Semrad, McGraw. T ETERI Pushing aside bones, dissecTing kils and ca- davers, 28 members oT The TirsT veTerinary medi- cine class TormulaTed and charTered The Okla- homa A. 84 M. sTudenT VeTerinary socieTy in The spring oT IQ48. Linking TogeTher many common inTeresTs, The organizaTion was designed To promoTe more Triendly relaTions among members and To gain professional knowledge Through organized eTTorT. Harold Adams Jack Ambrose MarTin Andres Frank Beloncik Frank BenTon Sam H. BesT Edward Blevins Jack BosTwick Jay Brashear William C. BurneTT Leonard CarpenTer Mark CarTer William C. CarTer William Chandler Glen Clefisch James E. Cook James O. DeFoe Henry Denney C. G. Denny Joe M. Dixon Alvin H. Dowdy Charles Doyle J. Frank England John Foley Fred FullerTon William Garner S. C. GarTman King S. Gibson BerTis L. Glenn M. Weldon Glenn HuberT Goins Jack E. Hagel CurTis Harder James D. HaTTon MEMBERS Raymond Henry Arlhur High F. Eugene HilTon Merlin Hinderliler Charles Hobbs Harold H. Howell William Hulchison Harold lyie Millard Kenimer Allan Kimmell Jorge Lanza J. O. Lane RoberT H. Leonard Charles A. Lindsay Roderick Parker Richard Reynolds Willard Rhynes WiTh The enhance of 40 Tfeirrfafl fe' 2 f in Sepfernloer, The OFQ6VIlZfJllG'l ga f-'ef' f 1 1 1 4 To cop The rnuch cofeled Top ofgfa y r. 7f The hornecorning parade -- a leaf 'ere' acc plished belore by a neu cfgaf.'za ',f. C f acTiviTies included special lCCi'J :',. a CHE' J parTy, picnic. dance, Tull parTic'r,af'f,f 'f ' f such as bowling, baskefball, sfffrfrf' ball. -lliOrrifJ', P iff lrrif- Willifqrri Pfun Allen Sernple Poberf Simpson l.lOyd Skfnl Doyce D. Srnilh Don Thompson Claud Tigerl James O. Tuclfe' Laurence ValenTir Leo J. Vozkuhl Ausfin W. Weeor Lufher Wilcorzor J. C. Wiley Glenn Willis C. Mark Wilson Raymond Young ic. Row I: Wilson, Andres, Cook, BenTon, Dowdy, PeTerson, BesT, Gibson, BosTwick, Glenn, Ambrose T-:fe Row 2: Hobbs, Parker, Dixon, England, Willis, Voskuhl, Henry, Weedn, Tigerl, Adams, Carver, Young. Row 3: Brashear, Denney, Semple, Lindsay. CarTer, CarpenTer, Harder, Goins, Wilcoxson, Garner, 5, e Row 4: SmiTh, Howell, RiTchie, Glenn, Kenimer, FullerTon, GarTman, Denny, High, Clelisch, Larza iHa : Row 5: HuTchison, Wiley, Reynolds, ValenTine. Chandler, Skow, Kimmell, Simpson. Dellae. Tn:,'nc'o'. OFFICERS 'f'.'f ZS 1 J, D,,,',.,, ,. ,- if-Cf F 'filf ff, .,,,. ,.,, .'J' 7. 4'J MC' 321' ' f fi u. ,eve fr, NELZCK 3-2 VL!-' 'L' J. G. ,PHE .... .-,-,A .. 0MlCRON N Cn' :ron Nc Ts a narional honor sociery for for membership in Omicron Nu, a slrudenl musl 'cms econonfcs sfuaenrs. I+ was founded ar be a 'unior or senior in Jrhe School of Home Eco- l N can b'a+e college in IQIZ and now has 34 nomics and show evidence of scholarship and ac' se :raofers in We narion. Xl chapfer was in- leadership in all h'er college aclriviiies. fa ea on 're Cslahoma FR. 84 M. campus in l92O. Ouislanding aclrivilies of Jrhe year are a lea Tre purpose of Omicron Nu is 'ro recognize lor all freshmen and new sludenls, fall and spring :na csomore scholarship, leadership, and re- inilialion, and a scholarship award To 'rhe mosl' 'ease' 'n me feia of home economics. To qualify oulslranding freshman girl. Helen Joe Shoiwell Miss Empo Henry UMW gellam leora Smifh Miss Jean Huslon --.n JC SREENM Lawanda Dofson Jacqueline Srriclmland Mrs. Adaline Ledbelier Sr-gqan- Ann9d9He pncher Mrs MaryJane Marhn ff rf geo, JO Qwenwcod Miss Virginia Messenger Xisf'-'QN N LQVELL grace Qgbson Miss Millie Pearson '15-D'-ggigen' Clefa Greer Mrs. Marlha Baird Miss Marqueflle R055 - - ,- Esther Hamil Miss Elizabelh Baslian Miss DOVOHWY Saville - fl'1:R HAMIL . . Q for Hunler Miss Clarice Chambers M'55 Ellzabell' Selle. Je sri' Mary Howard Miss Pafricia Collins 'l5CUll'Y advisor -ECRA Slxrillhl Doris Lealce Mrs. Edifh Cruser Miss Caroline Slflebl' ',e55Ue, Kafhryn S. Lovell Miss Clarah Cruzan Dean Nora A- Talbof Belly Nash Miss Rowan Ellil-F MVS- Glfdle WGFG ifxk ' 'k' FHUNTER Emily Riden Miss Brenda Gould Mrs. Dorolhy Woods 'lg 'C'- Row l: Selle. Gibson, Hamil, Hunler, Lovell, Greenwood, Smilh. Row 2: Fmchen Howard,Nasn Gween Dohon,SldcHand,Leake 4 ' 49 Q T' 5. I I l U O -...W-. 1, 'QQ ' 0:55593 A LAY amen? gl Y ,, ., , , W: lg. ,.jf,,-ig 512' ii, ii s frs ' A I . f nt- 1 , .. is.. .-K , A 1.-l ,- ff' ' r-an . , glam 1 Pdf-e 442 0RA GE QUILL Orange Quill is an honorary organizalion made up ol women making a 3.5 grade average in lhe lirsl semesler ol lheir freshman year. Orange Quill is sponsored by Morlar Board, and assisls Morlar Board in proiecls such as making corsages lor lhe Sadie Hawkins dance and dislribuling lhe annual Oklahoma A. 84 M. college calendar. The purpoce ol Grange Qui i' f ff oulzlanding work ol lrfzzhrrari nofro promole good fholjr lsr, arrofg ffo f denlz. Lawanda Dolzon iz lhe Move' Boa' lor lhe organizalion. Sarah Lucille Allen Jeannine Amend Marianne Blackburn Marjorie Blackburn Carolyn Bond Sara Lois Brown Peggy Lee Carson Barbara C. Casad Barbara Copeland Mariella Davis Calherine Durbin MEMBERS OFFICERS Virginia Earnharl Palricia Hair Rulh Ann Hansens Eleanor Harper Helen Harry LaVerne Higdon Vera Lue Hunsaker Margarel Klein Norma Lee Koesler Nancy Kramer Belly McEwen Mary Margarffl Mya Flonell Norlhrop Joyce Pickrell Virginia Pulh Puzz-:ll Jeanne Thomas Beverly Thornhill Virginia R. To,-fnzend Palsy D. Unlerkircher Mary Alice While Marilyn Whilehead 'ff' T ET'f lf'- Lrezrse' EE fET'L f THC , . V . f Cf:- 'E'. 'J CFPCLf?.E r prrL.':.r J, . , - !lPQli.If- TC ff Treazxe LA N!--T QD! D f' -rr:-fr ,VJ ,J Row I: Earnharl, Hunsaker, Thornhill, Higdon, Bond, Harry, Davis, Townsend, Thomas Mariorie Biackcqc Ura' Row 2: Unlerkircher, Hansens, Koesler, Kramer, Hair, Harper, Casad, Allen, Russell, Myers Davis. Row 3: Copeland, Brown, Amend, Klein, Norlhrop, Pickrell, Whilehead. Page 443 19.1 K-l MEMBERS OPERA CL B Gfcerf ana Sullixans colorTul opereTTa The Go oo??e-rs was pre-senTed by The Opera club Nos. ES ana IQ. The Opera club, which was or- safes fo IC-4o, is oirecTed ioinTly by L. N. Per- Jrs :T The music deparTmenT and Norman De- Xfafco of The speech deparTmenT. Scenery Tor The Gonoofers' was made by members oT Qoera c up and Players club. Mrs. Jerlyn Blaclc v-as 'n charge oT The dance sequences. OFFICERS The Oklahoma A. 84 M. Opera club members presenT one big producTion a year and iT is given in The College audiTorium. They are accompa- nied by The symphonic orchesTra. Their obiec- Tives are To TurTher The opera on The A. Xe M. campus, and To give Those sTudenTs who have The abiliTy an opporTuniTy To display Their TalenTs be- Tore The sTudenT body. - Paul Anderson :RL - ANDERSON :mg-,--- L - CAC J -RQELY NN DQTTS Se:'e'ars AQ5 BRALY Eo or -ER VAN BLJRKLEO CCLEVAN SMITH Lcfafans ANN SCE-TNEEKLOTFT ?AYxClS MALONE Cosmmes John BabbiTT PaT+i Jean BooThe Ralph Briggs ElsworTh Briscoe Mary Braly BeTTy Burl:halTer Mary Jo Carrier George Cooper Jean Cooper Julia CoTTongim Fianlclin Donnell Richard Dodson Clark Doan Norman EarThman BeTTy Elrod Ted Ferguson l-loover Fisher Rhoda French Fields l-laThorn ElizabeTh l-layes Larry Hayes BeTTy Jean l-lenry Virginia l-louclc Nell l-lousTon Geraldine l-lughes RuTh Humphrey Mary LowTher Denzil Johnson Tad! Lawson Thyra Loclc Francis Malone Doris Marlin Sue May l-larry Manning Bob Moore Mary Maude Moore Mary Frances Moore RuTh Mullendore Bob McDole Wanda Parrish Jayne Peer Paul Phibbs Marilynn PoTTs Fern Prichard Alyce Reed AngineTTe RoberTs Dale Roller James Ray John Sage Naomi Shepard Coleman SmiTh Leila STewarT RuTh Ann SchneelcloTh Joanne ShaclcelTord LaureTTa Torrance l-lelen Van Burlcleo Johnnie Ware Mary ZarTaludes Page 444 0IlA GE BLACKQ ILL lion composed ol junior women who have been oulslanding in scholarship, leadership and service during lheir sophomore year. ll requires a 3.0 grade poinl average. The group is sponsored by Morlar Board and assisls Morlar Board in several ol ils proiecls. This year Orange 81 Blaclc Quill helped Morlar Zeena Amend Louise Lynn Barlcer Rosella Beagles Lorene Bellinghausen Laverne Bradlord Neioma Bradley Mary Brawley Lois Brillon Carolyn Rae Bordell Norma Earlhman Beverly Browning Barbara Gail Burns Ramona Campbell Lee Carman Carolyn Cooper Mary F. Cornelius Palricia Cosgrove MEMBERS Audrey W. Cox Elizabelh Darby Margarel Davis Lelha Jo Deen Belva Doclcum Mariorie T. Dully Oralie Dunaway Jean Eilerl Johnnie Farmer Sallie Fowler Carma Jo Frizzell Fern Lucile I-lall Emma L. l-lenderson Ardylh June Houck Lois l-lunler Colleen l-lulchison Lorna Jo Johnson Evelyn Fay Jones Sarah l-l. Kepharl Lelly Lou Lowry Geraldine MacDougall Eleanor M. Anderson Coy Nella McCoy Eleanor Mclfinnell Barbara R. Turner Palricia Meyer Belly Anne Murphy Phyllis Murphy Belly Murray Kalhleen C. Nelson Shirley Ann Breeden Mary Jean Panlell BOfJfCl Vfidlf: llif: lfflfjiliffror !f l'- f f lor lllf: rJfJfJI': lmld NVIV, 'lofi yearboolfz. JJ, I-If I -1 l-LIC f'JUffJO',': ol ll'i': 'Jf'Jf1':ZrJ' Z' '. ' CCLlOl0f',LIlf'J, l':fJfJ':'ZliifJ OWU '.':' !i',': ,' women Zludenlz by recogffffg foie ff , 'ef exhibiled such oiualiliez du year. Mary Lou Pet , lfuzririf: P1100 Marlha Pif,ha 1', Elizabell, Pigfzz DfJlfJfflS S'JVf ,f Cl'lf'Hl :U': Dififl Marqarel J. Siler: Margarel Slern Mary Ann Suill Belly June larrzef Slllflef Jo LFJ1lVf: .': Mona Carol lucve' Dorolhy A. Vandife' Palsy W, Afnaya Johnnie J. Worlrna' Luellyn Wrighl Row l: Beagles, Murphy, Breeden, Carman, Schick, Murray, Dunaway, Larson, Tuclcer, Wright, Hesse Row 2: Burns, Reclor, Anderson, Darby, Frizzell, l-lulchison, Doclcum, Lowry, Richards Panl-ell Camcce Row 3: l'-louclc, Cosgrove, Rigg, Slem, Johnson, Browning, Brillon, Cornelius, Eilerl, Cooper Vasa ? fffl ,ff 'rr r 1, :I 1.1 J OFFICERS QP!-UE Q ,HF f CHFDQETE QCH Cf ffg. rx f-nf' -J , ,, Bgftf -ygazf. f Seir- J,-'feaixe BETTK LC , J-5122 f fr,-fr 4-,J 1 ..- l-i. -....-. -3 a A.. 8 E' CLFCC ,.. ..P.E. OFFICERS JLXVES C. PHELPS .... . Chairman x-irpgm J, FOX, JR, Vice-Chairman BOX J. JEFFERIS . . - SecreTary JACK E. TOMPKINS . . Treasurer e A-xpra s'uoenT chapTer oT The Oklahoma ew :T C oTess'cnal Engineers was organized e S rg QT lQ48. The chapTer has boTh sTaTe 5'c a a9TiliaTion. The Al ha cha Ter was P F3 s'uoenT chapTer organized under The - ns QT The by-laws oT The Oklahoma sTaTe 'ei Membership in The Alpha sTudenT chap- of OSDE is open To any sTudenT regularly eo 'n an engineering curriculum aT Okla- M. College who is inTeresTed in The 'cemenT cT engineering proTessionally. 'ne sTuoenT engineer wiTh The duTies, obli- ses oT This organizaTion are To Tamil- gaTions and privileges oT his proTessiong To pro- vide a connecTing link beTween The sTudenT and The pracTicing engineer on a proTessional raTher Than a purely Technical basis: To acquainT The engineering sTudenT wiTh proTessional problems and permiT him To express his opinions on maT- Ters aTTecTing his TuTure, and To acquainT The sTu- denT wiTh honorable and eThical sTandards oT his proTession. The organizaTion also aTTempTs To develop among iTs members a consciousness oT Their duTies as members oT The social, poliTical, religious and educaTional organizaTions oT Their communiTies. Row I: --Q' Gene VVaddill, Tomlinson, Beavers, Poyhonen, Schuermann, Helm, Geyer, Williams, SylvesTer, Durgan, KroTT. Row 2: -- i- :' Gives, Gilbreafh, Turbeville, Norman, Treece. GranT, Beazley, Byers, Greaves, Ruppe, STerniTzke, Ferris. Row 3: 5' 1--Q Ci' Urge'--ccd, Lauer, STrong, Gruber, Shingle, Hyde, Flam, WorThingTon, EberhardT, Hinds. Row 4: Sv- Vue Gamcrell, Sparkman, VandegriTT, Jones, Thiesen, Bunch, Lawrence, CarsTens, M. Slavin, Krugman, V. Slavin. Row 5: Oi, e Moore Al good, Dye, Dobson, Claybaker, Walker, Anderson, Poole, Burger, Thomas, Holzman. X x., T Page 446 Page 447 Row I: Sallerlee, Ernesl, Darwin, Thomas, Fox, Phelps, Jelleris, Mclnlire. Churc Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Ross W. Bailey Paul Edward Baker Roberl Baley Olhel E. Bowden James E. Brazell Nesmer V. Calzolari Roberl Crisloflerson Carl Crane Armin Daulenhahn Leo David Hugh Dean Lloyd E. Dobbs Roberr J. Dwyer Jack H. Evans John Farrell Joseph Franko John T. Ereese Calvin Garrell Aly Elgazzar Lee Roberr Gesin Adams, Pilcher, Wolfe, Burns, Blanchard, Weeks, Woods, Sullivan, Ganand, 5 ef' Ellis, Gibson, Anderson, Hoge, While, Esparza, Beck, Cole, Lindsey, McClure. Porfer, Howse, Heimmer, Gelmers, Bickel, Blessing, Holl, Morris, Clark, Fcr'es'e' Hopkins, Anderson, Slephens, Parker, Todd, Hallbeck, Hollingshead Pallerl' l-lcioe MEMBERS NOT PICTURED George Harper Norman H'arry Roberlr E. Henderson Charles Hickman Clinlon Hobbs John H. Hoff James W. Hubbard Everell Hubbard, Jr. Harry E. Hulell, Jr. Hanford Hull Roberl E. Hursl Dale E. Janes John P. Johnson Richard H. King James C. Klein LeRoy W. Ledgerwood Slan W. Lemasler James H. Lieber John L. Lillibridge Roberl O. McCanls John E. Mahan James J. Milchell James P. Murphy l. D. Nease Bob Ollmanns Jaro J. Pesek Norman E. Pinkslafi Ross L. Pillman Joseph T. Pocher, Jr Eugene M. Pohoriles Allen G. Poppino Melvin R. Prichard Joe M. Pulnam Allred J. Ragan LeRoy J. Riley James B. Roberls Jesse A. Salisbury Kennelh VV. Schuerwa George Seder David Shaw kill, M': e ,,, .,,.., 5 c C. R. S' Gle ld Rope 0: L. Q I JSM N Cn Cn ,. R73 Jack :. JM-as C. r-rg C.. Hen' X ' C fNr N.':. X, QC D Q ca -S C A C 5' SS --is H X -Cn -s C 'xeX' 1 .Six C ,C . nn C . xii- X X A.-:,- X CC. 1-s H-nf. C CT .- X.- PHI CHI DELTA Srce s e aa'w':aT'on on The Oklahoma A. 84 DelTa Tor This calendar year have included The N2 campus 'rw The Tai oT 1944, The local chapTer regisTraTion Tea, The iniTiaTion banquel' Tor The pledges, The annual Tormal ChrisTmas banqueT. insTallaTion oT olllicers, senior dedicaTion and ci Pr' C5 De Ta naTional PresbyTerian sororiTy, as C966 acfke n religious and philanThropic a:'N 'es. communion in The church sancTuary in coopera- Tre Curbose QT Phi Chi DelTa is To promoTe Tion wiTh The deacons and The pasTor. :e os-.s 'p ano groxsTh in iTs membership among The Phi Chi DelTa pin is Trapezoid-shaped sel' co ege X-.on-en. in pearls and emeralds. Some QT The 7n'porTanT TuncTions ol Phi Chi OFFICERS MEMBERS A A A Peggy Bonneau Gladys Johnson MarTha Richards C-:XDR 5 slCl'llN5ClN Bexerly Browning Lorna Jo Johnson BeTTy Rigg ei 36 Claudia Davy Mary Frances Moore Marianna Rosenberger -CQNR JO JOT-TFNSON Vomle GJQOUX i'-,Lprsq-gan, BeTTy Hay EETTY RISE Nancy l-lendren ' 'J 2' 'N' ' ' Lillian Hendrix Marian T-laclceTT 'g.:'or-1 r--s X:. r:'5rx Sr-'IRLEY KESO Ccfresssrarg Secre'ary EET. SRU EROWINING Treasurer PaT Morse Carol Morrel Robbie Parsons Audrey Ribble Cl'1arloTTe Sharer Anna Lee Sanders Mary Lou STarlc Ruby Mae STraTTon Marcia Lee Wilkerson Row I: 35-3 Saw Qfgg Jonnson, Gigoux, Johnson, Browning, Keso, Morse, STraTTon, l-lay, Moore, Darlow. Row 2: E'-2:-st' S'a.es Snaeger, Sherry, ReinTs, Morrel, Miller, l.inThicum, WhiTnell, Richards, Parsons, ScoTT. Sanders. Row 3: Neve' Da., P: -1 ShelTon, Fields, Crewson, Brown, l-luTchison, Sherrod, EThridge, Darlow, Jones. Row 4: -'- 1. 31' Green, Snellenberger, Snow, Parker, Dulce, l-larringTon, Koonee, Dickerson, Hillron, Mullendore, Pearson. fi., - if - if ini -x 1 'P 'Y Wbfsdcvv Q Page 448 PHI DELT KAPPA needs of public education. Befa ZeTa chapTer nan C'QfJ'iZf:'J ' 7142. Phi DelTa Kappa is a professional and honorary educaTional TraTerniTy Tor men. lTs chief purpose is To promoTe Tree public educaTion as an essen- includes in iTc rnernberzhip fff: rue: ff' ff f Tial To The developmenT and mainTenance of a college, Tive deans and 42 r,'f?e'.'.','. ci faff, democracy, Through The conTinuing inTerpreTa- ranks. The remainder QT Tvs r er'r,e': r, f Tion oT The ideals oT research, service and leader- sisTs chiefly oT graduare CYIJUFJ'-'C are aT The college, and supe'7nTe'de ' ship. Phi DelTa Kappa TranslaTes These ideals and Teachers in The Ollaherfa r f inTo a program oT acTion appropriaTe To The MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Joe W. Ables E. Lloyd Denny Dale A. Hughey L. N. Perkins Gerr CH WhiTT K. AbboTT Russell G. DrumrighT Viron N. Hukill Poberr lf. Phelps Jafffr. I-. SW' Ted C. Anderson Sam Dulcer Wilbur C. Jones John M. Pollock G. T. C'.r,r, W 'V J. E. Arendell Raymond L. Dyke Charles L. Kezer Floyd E. Pope Fcrfez' J. Z. PC2237 ' ' lra R. Armsirong Cliff Kay Bainum MerediTh M. Black A. D. Bradshaw Harry K. BrobsT John M. Bucklew O. KenneTh Campbell Joe F. Carrier Frank E. Cassidy E. P. Chandler Napoleon Conger Hugh H. Coonfield Charles A. Cooper George S. Corfield C. Earl Cowles George W. Easley Earl E. Emerson Eli C. EosTer GusTav Friedemann Glen Gilmour E. Donald Groves John W. HamilTon A. D. Hanry Leslie V. Hawkins Berney D. Herrin Jolin Holcomb W. Roy Holleman J. Andrew Holley Randall L. Holloday Jack A. Holmes Joe Henry King Joe H. LawTer Homer M. LedbeTTer Edwin B. Lindsey EvereTT C. Lindsey Edmond Low RoberT A. Miller John C. Muerman William C. McClain Mac Lee McCroy KenneTh McGlamery Daniel C. MclnTosh H. E. McPhail Lloyd Nash B. R. Nichols M. L. Powers RoberT D. Price James L. Prince Louis E. Ranripp Carl A. Ransbarger Solomon L. Reed Ramon Reno Kirk Rice Ivan C. Richardson F. A. Riedel Manley H. Russell DelberT L. RuTledge Richard SchmidT Norman A. ScibeTTa William L. Sheppherd l'-larry Yf. S. 1 Vlfilbu' H. lf: JCTn B. Tiff: rf Bljffiz T , 5 Pay P. rare. ei T ' .eff f, Yi?' Henry C. Tia J R' '3 J Ve Irr., rr 'f Bill S. Wafzc' V9 Sam O. XNer,:'e' if --fi' -J F Rudolph H. VV Chris Wliie Perry L. Wnir Gerald B. Wi E l Harold O. We ru :,,,, ,. .1 . , .f4. -Ja X. , . rg,-.rr ..- C-f7'E'-CE ' . 5- C-'I-V i, 'Li- ve s-- - . , .-. 'Il L.. rm' 1.4. ,-.- f - -J --, 4.4 - ,-,-, 5' i . 1 4 ,... J. C. 'fc '-'C ra, ,,L,, ,,,- ., - Lloyd F. Cox E. A. HolTman HerberT PaTTerson Darrell S. Simmons William R. Yeuc James E. CulberTson Jess A. Hudson Larence L. Penny Argus F. SmiTh Howard M. Ycz' Row I: Eager, Scherich, PiTe, Dyess, PruiTT, Byrom, PaTTy. Row 2: HunT, ZanT, Chauncey, Lackey, BengsTon, HoTlman, ST-eprersc Row 3: Orr, EllioTT, Tilley, Walker, WrighT, McKenna. is'i . ff' 25' P P' rrrrrr A 'J 'E - ' fi ' E ---Q .v .... ...--.....-.... x.... .c g -1 A J ,.. . ff A. . i lf T ,4 Page 449 PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS .IV LOFTUS . . . Presidenr SCS J-XCOBSON . . . Vice-Presidenr xi -MER c. I-ifxkiiuom . Secrelary L-XRRN GENE SIGLER . Treasurer CHARLES MAZE . . Hisrorian a Wgnaa 'warional honorary scholarship ar freshman men, was founded March ' 're cannous of The Universiry of Illi- sifoose of recognizing and encour- scno asf'c arrainmenr among The men rman class. The Iundamenlal idea Ffa Sigma is Thar if recognirion of conscenrious work is nor given unlil no senior years The purpose of such s os' ro a grear exrenr. Phi Era .es rnaf early recognirion of schol- asric applicarion is a srimulus Io even grearer endeavor in Ihe following years. Among The 57 chaplers of Phi Era Sigma, Ihe Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. chapler was Ihe 28+h Io be insralled, Ihe insrallalion raking place Feb. I9, I93l. Dean C. I-I. McElroy has served Iailhfully in his capaciry as Taculry sponsor since Thar Iime. All freshman men who make a scholaslic grade poinl average of 3.5 or belrer are eligible for membership. The membership is nor Iimired. Row I: Fmt 3 I-leuzk Bridges, Fisher, I-Iamillon, Jacobson, Loflus, IvIcElroy,SigIer,Gri1CTi'rhs. Row 2: 3-i tag La.-san, Olson, Larkin, Corder, Guyer, Davis, Canada, Johnson, Bamburg Bradley. Row 3: E: ' , I-lt.-aro, Yecman, Serefean, Belknap, Brockman, Davis, Siaelzfler. Goins. ig, XA Y Page 450 -J . 11' . tv rw i Q A 1,1 . J if f ? A if Page 451 Row I: Wollii, Norman, Day, Williams, Larkin, Baker, Murdock, Callahan, Milbo' VJ' Row 2: Bruner, Gibbs, Anderson, Sfalen, Lemon, Odom, Seals, Freeman, Snnir Row 3: Andrews, Byler, Mayfield, Nofary, Bergman, Seffles, Graham, Wei? Tense' I Frank Abernaihy Harold Adams Richard Allbrilain Paul Anderson Sherwood Anderson Alvin Andrews Paul Arne++ Arihur Arnold Gene Baird Edward Baker Marion Ball Arnold Bamburg William Belknap Bill Bell Ray Bergman Jack Bobek Orville Bradley James Brazell Ross Bridges Lewis Brockman Fred Bruner Leonard Bryanf Marion Bryanf Alber+ Busedu Roberr Builer William Byler Ed Callahan Carlron Canada Frank Carier William Chambers Alvin Clark John D. Corder Charles Crow Joe P. Davis Richard Davis Winihrop Day Leonard Deehan James English Jean R. Epperly Haylor Fisher Thomas Fosrer Kirk Fowler William Fullhari Francis Gares William Gales Jack Givens Roberlr Glynn James Goble Huberi Goins Ralph Good Billy Joe Graham Herberr Graham Arlhur Griflirhs Dan Guyer Alfred Hall James Hamill Waller Hamillron William Harrman James Hembree Thomas Holzberlein David Houck Herman Howard MEMBERS Roberr Jacobson Charles Johnson John P. Johnson Richard Johnson George Jones Clifford Larkin Lee Roy Larkin William Lawson Roberr Lemon Boyd Lesrer Morris Lieber Charles Lindsay James Loirus Bill Lorhers Waller Lullrell Roberr Maresh Jack Dale Mayfield Charles Maze Wayman McNabb James Meeker William Merle Joe Milburn James Morlon Slranley Murdock Roberl' Norman Don Nolary Benjamin Odom John Olson Roberi' Parsons Clifford Pahtison George Pedrick T c -x V -rf ,R J ,- James 3 , . I:..rr lf- ce W, -V James A R James L R Q-x',, f4.2 '.':. ' Mar' ' S wif ,A ,S N 5,,, C Dav7aA James N JV' Bc: Q Paui Sc ,N A K7-3C C: S'a'e cam R'ch N.- SVG NN 7 'ani Rcnara Racer' Le Rex Tr Howard l',-A 5. i v I-,-.. X .C Law:-on Raves' ,lgnaec NN NN C- D-ane NN Lawfen: Reber' NN N Q'3r NN N. H. X fx 'ga Q if i, 1 C4 M. T. Edmison Richard Marshall PHI LA BDA UP ILO Phi Lambda Upsilon was founded as an honor- GTX' chemical sociely al 'lhe Universily of Illinois in March, l899. The purpose for which The soci- elv i-.as founded, as slaled in The conslilulion, x-. as ' ire pronwolion of high scholarship and orig- 'na 'nxesligarion in all branches of pure and applied chemislryf' Alpha Della chapler was inslalled on lhis cam- OFFICERS l-- FACULTY ADVISORS Chas. L. Nicholls pus in l929. Juniors, seniors and graduale slu- denls, who are maioring in chemislry, chemical engineering or some applied chemical field, and who have mainlained a high scholaslic average are eligible for membership. Chapler aclivilies consisl of business and din- ner meelings, educalional programs which fea- lure speakers, and occasional social evenls. MEMBERS JACK E. BOBEK ' I Pr 'N rw' .':: ...EE- EL FCRD D. SMITH Nice-Fresidenl EILLN V. RANDALL Secrelary FERSHIING C. GROSS Treasurer Ernesf M. Hodneii Irving Johnson FACULTY MEMBERS Faul Arlhur J. Auslin Burrows Offs C. Derrner Willis D. Gallup William L. Garman Horace J. Harper V. G. Heller Roberl' MacVicar Tom E. Moore Roberf Morrison Henry Murphy Lesler W. Reed Mark T. Robinson Leonard Sheerar Ollo M. Smirh H. M. Trimble James E. Websler Sylvan R. Wood STUDENT MEMBERS Frank Abernalhy Louis R. Bales Charles Craven William B. Dielz Cole Downing Alberl' M. Durr Row I: Mifchell, Warren, Gross, Smilh, Bobelc, Randall, Lacey, Hulchison. Berlis L. Glenn William D. Good John Hawkins Joe B. Hocoll Wayne Hullei' K. Hulchison Alfred M. Jenkins Kendall K. Kerr Roberf L. Kylancler Roberl' E. Lacey Everell' W. Lewis John Lynch John Mackie Donald MacQueen Row 2: Craven, Walker, Schnilzer, Hawkins, Vermillion, Kylander, Lynch, Wilson, Abernalhy, Nickolls. Row 3: Munger, Bales, Hulleli, MacQueen, Lewis, Downing, Nichols, Dermer, Hocoli. 'I Q . James J. Milchell Roberl' S. Munger Donald L. Nickols William J. Quigley Anfon M. Schnifzer Edward T. Skinner Ed Thompson M. W. Thompson Roberl' Y. Vance Dick Vermillion Jimmy N. Walker Herberl' L. Warren Lawrence V. Wilson Page 452 MEMBERS I I PHI IGMA The A. 84 M. chapier, Alpha E+a of Phi Sigma, was founded Jan. 25, l93O. II was inacfivaied in June of I942, and was reinsialled in Ihe spring of l947. Phi Sigma is an honorary biological Iraier- niiy eslablished Io promole research and furiher in'reres'r in biological science. The naiional chap- Ier was esiablished in I9I5, recognizing Ihe ben- elils which would be derived by sludenis working in Ihe biological sciences from an orgariizafer acling as a sfimulus 'ro research and a?5r,ro'r.g an opporiuniiy for free discussion. Requiremenis for membership are a 2.5 grade average and af leaslr I5 hours in bidegical cc'- ence, as well as ouisfanding abilify. The colors of 'rhe sociely are yelleff, green and while: The oiriicial flower is Ihe shasira daiy. OFFICERS Philip Alexander James Baker Frank Benlon Robin Blackburn William Burris Clen Clefish Winslon Combes Fred Cormack Thomas Cox Frank Cross Elizabeih Darby Orval Darnell Lesfer Davis Joe Dixon Joe Doby Siuari Evans Donald Fourier James Gardenhire Dean Garrelf Arihur Goldslein Dany Guyer I-lunier Hancock William Harris Charles I-lolden I-lerman Howard Eugene I-lsi I-larold Kidd R. A. Kilpairick Lee Roy Larkin Roberl Leonard Ralph Mallock Kennefh McMahon Jim Meggs Lou Morrison Billy OH Hugh Payne J. Dickson Reeves Rex Reinking John Ringwald Thomas Rilchie Perry Robinson Waller Ross Zana Skidmore Joe F. Smith Joe W. Smith Phyllis Jo Smilh Shem Soofer James Sfephen: Madhu Thaker N. B. Thomas J. T. Tippi? LeRoy Troiier Nancy Villarcsa Dallas F. Wadsworlrh Ausiin Weedn Paul While Grady Williams Raymond Young DALLAS F. J!!-D2 NC r're:'ce JCE ff. 27,7-i li-!'ce-Prezcer' ELIZABETH DX- EEK Se:re'ary JOE DIXCT. Treasurer MADI-IU TI-If fEP Reporter Row I: Reeves, Darby, P. Smiih, McElroy, Skidmore, Villarosa, Wadsworlh, J. Smiih, Dixon, Morrison, Trairer. J. F Sm . ' Row 2: Davis, Doby, Cormack, Baker, Kilpalrick, Maflock, Siephens, OH, Benfon, Gardenhire, Carpenfer. Row 3: Robinson, Hancock, Guyer, Garreii, Tippil, Reinking, Brofherlon, Fourier, Kidd, Larkin, Cox, Ccrvces. Row 4: Payne, Golclslein, Sooier, Meinders, While, Harris, TroHer, Howard. Page 453 MEMBERS PI EP ILO -N. - Essen -Nona wre denominaTional reli- c'-er x was Teundeo on The A. Si M. cam- C25 as 've :'esulT QT eTlorTs made by a ALPHA oT sTudy each year. This year The Theme is women oT The Bible wiTh The devoTions cenTered on The promises oT The Bible. ln meeTing The'presenT and TuTure needs oT The girls Through This religious developmenT, The so- cial needs are noT overlooked. The highlighT oT The year is The Tormal Dixie banqueT. gr: :T xeug ce lege women Trom The SouTh N'e'r:o's' cnufcn. Pi Epsilon Alpha became 'r'e 3e em'naf'eval in I94O. Tre purpose QT Tl-e soroi-iTx. To develop Chris- e .iersfo 's exercised bv a diTlerenT plan OFFICERS m'- Lorna Allen RN?-X DCTSCN Joyce Alspach :'5SiSf'N' Ruby Angus XE Q-XDLE Lois ATlcinson Ere' -'Je-Efesper' Wanda Bowman Ia'2 Q A, Q.322gy'g3X Billie Bradshaw 3e::r: f:e-:fes'::n' JON' CGVGY jig-34, :HCQCS Earline CarpenTer qt' , - .. kg .- ...- : : ':QT r-f Row Row Row -- -5'-fx N.:'-r.:':,r C., cl C-C .. ., F'eT CarpenTer DoroThy Clarlc DoroThy Cox Lawanda DoTson Mayoma EarThman Jean EiTerT Delma Floros CaTherine Frommel ElizabeTh l-layes BeTTy Jellfress Evelyn Fay Jones Shirley Jones BeTTy LiggensToTTer Janell Lovelace I: S'i'-32 F zros, CarpenTer, Rundle, DoTson, Angus, Cox, EiTerT, ATlcinson, S. Jones. 2: E. J:'e2 Willis. Earfhman, Lovelace, Price, Bowman, Yancey, Taylor, McKinley, Lowry, Allen. 3: Cen L'11 Q:e'15ToTTer, Self, CarpenTer, JeTlress, Bradshaw, l-layes, Alspach, Frommel, Clarlc. LeTTy Lou Lowry Carol McKinley Carol Price Bonnie Rhodes Jane Rundle Delores Self Faye Shores Norma Lee Taylor Vera Willis Nelda Yancy PI ZETA KAPPA Pi Zela Kappa, nalional inlerdenominalional religious sororily, was founded on Jrhe campus of The Universily of Oklahoma. The group al Okla- homa A. 84 M. College was begun in I92O. Members of Pi Zela Kappa are selecled on 'rhe basis of Their leadership in church acfivilies and Zeena Amend Peggy Carson Kalhleen Chambers Jean Cooper Kay Davis Oralie Dunaway Virginia Earnhari' Par l-lair Iris l-larringlon Ardylh l-louck personal infegrify. Girlz rfuz' f ' f J 'J '1 J f 1 rain grade poinl aferagc f1':iC members. Pi Zefa lfappa iz inferezfof ' rf. f V J 3 ll' ff f well-being of nol' only iii morr r, , sfudenfs wilh whom if cornez ' f 1 f , J f f MEMBERS OFFICERS Joan I-lull Lorna Jo Johnson lris Kirkpalrick Cledilh McQuain Janel Miller Pal Morse Phyllis Murphy Rose Palmer Marilyn Polls lllfarilwz l'i',rifa J , Belly Piqq JIJVTIVI1 S',l'if:ff!' ChrJFlf:Of: Sf,l'ilfk Mary Lou Starr Sandra Si :! :Pl ,1 ,-1 i ZW' f'- Ji .-fry. P fm ,,4 f f-w, X Jeanne Thornaz f f. 1 .1 Flora Vfells Marsha Wilkffrgo Kathryn Wlnifo Row I: Dunaway, Cooper, l-lair, Earnharl, Houck, Rigg, Johnson, Amend, Murpry, HJ Sift - Row 2: Miller, Wilkerson, Davis, Farmer, Krohn, McQuain, Morse, Richards, Scherer S'a'? Von Row 3: l-lenke, Chambers, Blanken, Koesler, Kirkpairick, Browning, Cornelius. l-larringfon, 35' if 'W 'e ,- QL, C-P Page 455 9- if frm ' -1 4 T .4 f n kgs, .4 Pl TAU IGMA OFFICERS BILL LEDGERWOOD ..... . PresidenT MARK CAMPBELL . . Vice-PresidenT BILL BELL . . . 'SecreTary G. W. PURDY . . Treasurer JACK BECI-ITOLD . . Guide Pi Tau Sigma, naTionaI honorary mechanical engfneering TraTerniTy, was Tounded aT The Uni- xe's'Txf oT Iflinois in I9I5. Since ThaT Time, 4I chapTers have been esTabIished in The leading col- 'eges, universiTies and Technical schools Through- cuT The UniTed STaTes. Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Lambda chapTer was insTaIled in The spring oT I93l, and since ThaT Time has become an acTive Tcrce on The A. 84 M. campus. In The Tall oT I948, 48 pledges donned The green shirT and whire Tie oT Pi Tau Sigma. They carried, in miniaTure, an emblem oT progress, a wheel overlaid wiTh The CarnoT cycle. This sym- bolized man's TirsT engineering TeaT, The inven- Tion oT The wheel, and a Frenchman's Theory oT perTecT expansion of gases, a process known by his name, The CarnoT cycle. These men oT The mechanical engineering deparTmenT were chosen Trom The upper one-Third oT The senior class and upper one-TourTh oT The iunior class. They ex- celled in The quaIiTies oT engineering abiIiTy, lead- ership, TrusTworThiness, indusTry, dependabiIiTy and personaIiTy. I Each year Pi Tau Sigma oTFers an award To The highesT ranking sophomore in mechanical engineering. Row I: Purdy, Guier, PiTcher, WaTTs, Baker, WerTh, Anderson, BechTold, Comer, Lillibridge, Palm. Row 2: Powers, Jennings, R. Jones, AlIbriTain, GriTIiThs, Woodard, Olds, Willman, Deehan, Ball, Morse. Row 3: Goble. Turner, I-Iarms, Ellis, Meshew, Crews, Ferris, Poole, Ranieri, Baker, Rodelander. Row 4: Sm-ythia, C. Jones, Anderson, Donnelly, Hopkins, BIakesTad, PinksTaTT, BogerT, Garling, Ivlanahan. Page 456 E , , ,, , Row I: Gorenflo, Gambrell, Eagan, Ashworlh, I-Iubbard, Ledgerwood, Sfurgis, Pendergfaii Gene Row 2: Kroff, von Gonlen, G. Smilh, Tipion, Lu'r'rreII, Slaerller, Williord, Vogel, Hogan, Arvyef-1 Row 3: I-Ierrald, Roberls, Tomlinson, Davis, Neish, Campbell, Casady, Symes, Brazell, M:Do'a d r- Row 4: Browne, B. Carier, D. Carler, Comer, Marlin, Beck, B. Smilh, Peck, Lindsey, Ro.. '-ee fee Richard Allbrilain Calvin Anderson Sherwood Anderson James Andrews Ralph Ashworih Dee Baker Ellis Baker Marion Ball George Beck Edwin Bechlold Jack Bechiold Bill Bell Edward Balkesiad Billy Bogeri James Boggs Sranley Brauser James Brazell Emerald Browne Marion Bryani Mark Campbell Brewsler Carler J. D. Casady Raymond Chapel Alva Gene Comer Roberi' Comer Neal A. Cook Donald Crews James I-I. Davis John W. Davis Berlr Davenpori Leonard Deehan Page 457 Phillip Donnell Richard Donnelly William Easion Paul D. Ellis John Fagan Walla Ferris Gerlrude Fila Trumen Franklin Ornald Gambrell Alvin Garling John E. Garreil Lee Roberr Gesin James I-I. Goble Raymond Gorenllo Rex Gray Arihur Griiciilhs George I-Ianggi Delmar I-lapp Roberi' A. I-Iarms Samuel I-Iarrill Fields I-Ialhorn Kenneih Flerrold Talbor I-linze Roberi I-logan Bobby Joe I-loI+ Joseph I-Iopins James I-Iubbard R. R. Irwin E. C. Isbell C. E. Jackson James E. Jennings MEMBERS Calvin Jones Ruperl Jones Jack Keech Waller King George Kroilr Thomas Lawson L. W. Ledgerwood Frank Lee C. M. Leonard John Lillibridge Clifford Lindsey Don Luilrell B William Manahan Charles Marrin Nicholas Mavris James E. McDonald Allan Meshew Claude Misel Joe Morse James Neish J. Raymond Olds James S. Palm Norman Peck Ralph Pendergrali Norman Pinksialzi Edgar Piicher Gernie Poole George Powers Floyd Prilliman Eugene Purdy Louis Ranieri ,.. ,-L -L -ff ,,,,,., Flafri, Ro J mes RA fs fx: C.. CC., cw- QM .C, l ac Ross .- 1-A A..- .C4C C. N ,--An C1 I. CC4 VC A,-,-,An Cav V 1-fig, N C4C, C s iMe5 Q C.. Les e S--fc ee C- -we b.....,C gf-1-An A- C4 C QR., M--- I C.. C .A -A 'x -s I -xnn nz,- N5 -as Q C. C. qv-s C. C --- X4 TI: ' ix'- CC IC-. CLICK -- CC -sf... -ss: CCC fs Rn - X., V u I C. C4-C -s C A X Q - N x un V. - R 'N N IX. X Cd.. PI GA Cx aroma Gansrra Qi-apfer is as recognized as e 'o:' m's'ano'ng among IOO chapTers in The ar as' xear. Ir was esTahlished aT A. X4 M N 'N CTF :D D SC: 'N cl. -D 'k'2b. -N. 5 C Yu nafionaf social science honor- x s as iTs purpose To promoTe 'Q vasra Two awards To superior sTu- 2 x Fir -er, TT recognized essenTial .. pcm. 4 F. car s as lo. w' my .i,... sc, .. ... H., A V-H.H. ss Ha'ai NN. T -X ' Havoc as N. Hair! X si H... ' Ak. - as ie-.N C . -. i.:-. A . Hssia .C 'H' h T-l-'mgkagn ii ff DF A, T-life Qi if N. Hfrr F F, Hiller .ia-'.a'a H ij M. Hcwel f af-r-y .. 1 Hc.-.ff ine :neg ' Q or -. H-irsi-n MEMBERS Graco F. Hudson Rufus B. Hughes Corinne J. HuTchison Clara A. Jander Vella V. Johnson Alien F. Juhlin f F. F. lxeso Charles L. Keier Joe H, King Randall T. Klernme Guy A. Lackey RoberT L. Lacy William F. Lagrone Adlowe L. Larson H. H. Leake Noel L. LeaThers Mary A. Lahr J. B. LeMasTer AlTr-ed Levin George F. Lewis Mrs. Helen H. Lewis KaThryn M. Long uniTy in The social sciences, seeking To coordinaTe Them. The Term social science is used broadly . To include anThropology, economics, geography, governmenT, hisTory, psychology, philosophy and sociology. OTiicers were: David Winslow, presi- denTg William BuTler, vice-presidenTg Leo Blakely, secreTaryg MargueriTe SmiTh, Treasurer: John HamilTon, TaculTy advisor. Norberi' R. Mahnken EiThel l. Prichard Raymond B. Marshall Fulah M. Reece Mary E. MarTin Horace McGee Charles McGlamery Frederick McKenna RoberT T. McMillan D. Judson Millburn James MonTgomery KaTherine Moroney Carol Morrel James D. Morsey J. C. Muerman PeTer Nelson Bonnie Nicholson OTis R. Niskern Onida L. Norman J. F. Page Loris A. Parcher l-lerberT PaTTerson Jack B. PTeiTTer S. L. Reed T. H. Reynolds M. 6. Rigg Charles D. RoberTs Fred M. RoiTs Joseph G. Roye Viola Russell Millard Sherich Richard l-i. SchmidT EmmiT Sharp MargueriTe E. SmiTh W. L. STevens James C. STraTTon John B. STraTTon Emily M. Suman Mrs. BusTie Swim L. ElizabeTh Thomas William Thomas, Jr. Mary M. Thompson Beulah S. Timberlake Roberi' L. TonTz Clemeni' E. Trour Darrell Troxel Elbridge A. Tucker DoroThy Jo TuTTle lrene C. Walsh Wanda WalTon Girdie B. Ware Arna Fae WaTson CliTTord E. Wells Flora E. Wells Howard S. WhiTney Jo Ann Wiles Oliver S. Willham Cecil B. Williams David C. Winslow MargareT WiTz Ilse WolT Lonnie Faye Woods Irving Zweibelson pp e ire er ci PI Gamma Mu, naTional social science TraTerniTy, To The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College campus. ' C. E. Hi: F':T. C. L. Keier, Dr. J. F. Page, ProT. Guy A. Lackey, Dr. S. L. Reed, Dr. T. Fl. Reynolds, and Page 458 MEMBERS PLAYER CL B T Led by D. T. Marlin, head ol lhe speech de- parlmenl, and lheir presidenl, Sol Smilh, Omega Tau Mu has soughl lo produce plays and skils al regular inlervals lo enlerlain Aggie sludenls. The group won cups in lhe l948 produclion ol lhe Varsily Revue and lhe Blue Key carnival. Years Ago, a lhree-acl comedy, was presenled recenlly and skils were given lor olher campus Paul A. Anderson Belly Alkins Belly Bisagno Dale L. Bollon Bill Boykin Bob Burlon Lee Carman Clark Chapman Nannelle Cleeke Barbara Dicker Edward Doly Juanila Duncan Ted Ferguson Laurel Fields Max Gardner Elberl Goodnighl Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Bill Gorman Romayne Green Marilyn Harper Ronald l-larshaw Flora l-laslings Emma Lou l-lenderson Eugene l-luggins Belly Mae l-lughell Marlha Lee Johnson Kalharine Kealon Charles Keys Tad Lawson Gracelyn McColloh Marcellelle McLain Jim McMurry Dorolhy Main Lawrence Markham Jim Maxwell Myron Meador Fern Merrilield Mariann Milchell Jay l-l. Moody Sleve Moore Jacque Newcomer Elizabelh Nowlen Leon Onions Leroy Osborn David Oswall Mary Jean Panlell Palli Panlell organizalions. Players club is an organizalicn for a zrucer. inleresled in any phases ol play procucfc was charlered under lhia narrie by lhe znfsef senale Ocl. 29, l925. A neu cor::f'+.,',, ,fa dralled and adopled lor use lazl fear. f-fave purpose ol lhe club is lr, supper? ary 5, 'f produclion or lalenl wcrlhy gl support OFFICERS cisrrwi PM-:2,f V -have Pa1fy.Jo Pfinmfg CC- 2-f '- Paul A. Phibha Frank Pallill :1 'J': James Ray Amy Rolaler -.ff --sf rf, :J P: 3411 I . e . Rulh Ann SClWr1Cf1kl','k f Qci.- Q: gr, Carolyn Sirnrncrz , , , Ed signer 'ff P.- f - -P rr: Curlis Sleighl 3,M,.,L-,,, - ,,,,,i , Sol Srnilh T T I v Ann Springer 3 ,' Ruby Mae Slrallor- -,fmff ,,- ,ML , .,, - Mariella Thompson I Mary E. Thorroion Marcia Lee Wi'ker:cn , , fat- ',f For 12' -- 4- 'OPVP' 23' 'FRCO .u ,r- 1 -I Nowlen, Kealon, Alkins, Main, McCulloh, Harper. Smilh, Ferguson, Burlon, i-lendersor, T'o'v'f::' Via Ven Lawson, Sleighl, Oswall, Slrallon, Wilkerson, Johnson, Duncan, Huggins, Phibbs, P. Panre 5. Dicker, Long, Bollon, Onions, Gorman, Schneeklolh. Pallison, Doly, Penninglon, l-lughell, Milcheq. M::o,. Chapman, Anderson, Osborn, Boykin, Rallill, Gardner, Markham, Maxwell, Rolaler, J. Perle '. rl if U 2 ' 1 ' ' 2 5 E Q , 1 Page 459 Tre Rrescecrors club was organized as a de- a o'en'al oraanfzarion Jan. 26, I948. The emcersfo ccnssfs of geology maiors who have me ered The basic courses in geology. The pose of rhe club is To promoie a beiler under- anarg ei geo'cgx and fo give rhe members an perruirx To become berler acguainred wilh e cn c'f'er and nfrh fhe faculry members of Jrhe PRO PECTOR CLUB geology deparlmenlr. A+ Jrhe presenr rime The club is perilioning Sigma Gamma Epsilon, a na- Jrional geology fralerniry, for a chapler ro re- place The presenlr organizarion. Oiclicers elecred in Jrhe spring of l949 were Sam Wesr, presidenrg Emery Tower, vice-presi- denlg Charles Fair, secrerary-Treasurer: and Don Burnell, program chairman. OFFICERS MEMBERS REX BRCNR N A . 'VDQ 13 C- uc SAN' NN EST X'-Q '.?,.,:Q'--..+ v cc- ic, oc ER'-RY FITTNAN cresar-I-Treasurer ALL HCFSON :gram Cna'rman Leroy Aflinson Jack Bengsion Roberl' E. Boling Rex Brown Don W. Burnell John Calder Bill W. Chronisfer Waller Conley Fred Dillard Charles Fair Chesfer Farrow Fred Gillig Zed Grissom Orville S. l-larloison Paul Hopson Harold l-lousion Doran Jurgenson K. C. Lamb Norman Lawson Charles Lindsey Alberf Lulcken Eldridge Middour Leslie Moore James Perryman Jerry Piriman Richard Ross Roberl' D. Sioclcing Row I: S'o:lcirg, McClung Lawson, Hopson, Piffman, Brown, Wesi, Monneff, Tower, Krepps, l-larbison. Row 2: B: ing, Lamb, Warden, Middour, Calder, Vesl, Gwinn, Grissom, Ross, Townsend, Fair. Row 3: Moore, Farrow, Lincoln, Chronisier, Thornion, Beard, l-lousron, Zeller, Siiles, Gillig, Burnell. Richard Thornfon Emery Tower John Townsend Harry A. Vesl' Wilson Warden Sam Wesl' G. W. Williams Alberf Zeller Page 460 PICHI Psi Chi, 'rhe naiional honorary sociely in psy- chology, was founded al New l-laven, Conn., in Seplember of I929. The purpose is primarily 'ro of rriaiorc and rr,inOr', in p',f'f',',,y f . rw' 4 f f nf f-' I persona rriagoririg in pert, 1 ' ' The Gllahorna 14. Z M. Cc c 41, .1 advance lhe science of psychology, and secondly Poi Chi was inzlalled info fha 'ff ' 2 To encourage, siimulale and mainlain scholarship 'rion a'r a banquef llof. IU. V142 ff Qc of Jrhe individual members in all academic fields. McLeod of The Uniferzily oi T-, za ff parlicularly in psychology. inslallarion officer. Membership in Jrhis organizalion is comprised MEMBERS OFFICERS Dixie Arnold Hobari' Douglass Bruce Lehmann Joznph Pofe a 'mf ' Mabel Ashby John R. Elliofl' Evorolf Lillie Bob Zapr,fr'g QC,-'. ' r - Ted C. Anderson Jesse Farris Wilson Lillie Pichard Cchrfi :,,,:,I ,:,:, - Jane Bailey Donn M. Gordon Roberf Malhewa l-l. NN. STf'JiL'J , P F v, F, f In vfr- -J ,- Seymour Berger Harrief Greenberg Carol Morrcl Anlhony Srrylfa C A fa g Harry Brobsf Loyd l-laclcler Charles McGlamery Mary Lou Slafi !71 f2l '72 Billye Burneil' Belly l-loller Fred McKenna llaliae Tipperzz Q' Je. -fv Beairice Campbell Marianna l-lowensline l-larry McPhail Mary M. Tlriorriazc fanyw Charles Colgan Paul Kaylor Onida Norman Michael Tuohy 'A' ' ' ' . , -- ,. , , Doroihy Cox Guy Lackey Wanda Parrish Jane Wear l'if'PV' I J- 3'i Roy Curfis Wylma Laclcey S. L. Reed K. K. Woo eager George Dorsch Homer Ledbeffer Melvin Rigg VE-J .1 3' - 3 Row I: Parrish, Greenberg, Gordon, Campbell, Ellio'r'r, Reed, Rigg, Cox, Sfarlf, W. Line Le::e e' Wife Row 2: Tippens, l-lowensfine, Burne-H, Wesf, Thompson, Bailey, Laclcey, Ashby, l-lacller, Mina' F-'cetz Row 3: Schmidi, Farris, Douglass, E. Liiile, l-loller, Morrel, Sappingfon, Berger, Roye, Ka-,Ver P '::' Row 4: Lehman, Smylcal, Colgan, Mafhews, Laclcey, Tuohy, Srnefhers, Curiis, M:Gla e'y. Page 461 IGMA TA OFFICERS JAMES E. BUNCH .... . . PresidenT BUD LAWRENCE . . . . Vice-PresidenT LEONARD JONES . . Recording SecreTary PETE XANDEORIFT . . Corresponding SecreTary XX INSTON MILLER . .... Treasurer Soma Tau. naTional honorary engineering Tra- 'efn'Tx X-.as Tounded aT The UniyersiTy oT Ne- crasxa n IQO4, and was The TirsT honor socieTy To CE aan-iTTed To Tull membership in The Associa- 'on CT College I-lonor SocieTies. Sigma chapTer y-.as ?nsTalled aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. in I923, and ouoes sTudenTs oT all branches oT engineering. To qualiTy scholasTically a sTudenT musT ranlc in 're upper Third oT The iunior and senior classes and TufTher selecTion is based on sociabiliTy and c'acTicaliTy. Dm:-er meeTings are held bi-weekly, and social TuncT7cns are sponsored ThroughouT The year, such as The annual dinner-dance during The spring semesTer. Sigma Tau annually presenTs an award To The ouTsTanding engineering Treshman and To The de- parTmenT presenTing The besT display during The Engineering and Science exposiTion. OTFicers elecTed Tor The spring semesTer were Bud Lawrence, presidenTg Bill PresTon, vice-presi- denTg Bob Greaves, recording secreTary, Roy Allen, corresponding secreTaryg Joe I-IunT, Treas- urer, and DelberT Fair, hisTorian. TwenTy-six chapTers oT Sigma Tau are now in- sTalled aTleading engineering schools ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. Many TacuITy members are honorary and alumni members oT Sigma Tau. Row I: Ee Gent? , Fffcher, D. Piersall, I-Iowell, PleTT, Tomlinson, McDowell, Price, Odom, Cunningham, Barber, MiTchelI. Row 2: Bore I-facc Bales, Iedgerwood, Johnson, Olson, Thomas, BryanT, W. I-Tall, Durbin, Thomplcins, Thomson. Row 3: '-an' I-T,-le, Belknap, von G-onTen, Cooper, Downing, Ouigley, Jones, I-Iendriclcs, Miller, Prilliman, Ervin. Row 4: T. f-'sa Bfer, Schedler, Salisbury, LuTTreIl, Woodard, Neish, CarTer, Misel, ST. Clair, McCuen, Shaw. Row 5: E' Ta-yfcn, Manahan, SindT, D. SmiTh, Symes, Toler, Morphis, Edwards, WyaTT, King. if Page 462 8 2. r l P T 4 ,Z . I lil Page 463 l 1 i F. W. Abernaihy Roy Allen R. L. Askey R. W. Bailey L. R. Bales Frnesr Barber C. E. Bares W. B. Belknap B. C. Bell James Bignell J. E. Bobek Glen Bradley James Brazell James Bridges G. C. Bryanf J. E. Bunch W. H. Buler E. J. Carsiens B. P. Carrer David Carier Norman Cass Row Row Row Row Row W. G. Chamberlain Gene Comer George Cooper J. D. Corder : Bridges, Durgan, Wollam, Spangler, Naeier, Cass, Payne, Vandegriif, Sflfjli Bc : Srrickland. Slavin, Askey, Droke, Houck, Greaves, Thiesen, Pres+on, Fair Pal ef' f-1 V! : Leighry, Eberhardl, Gibbs, Carier, McCan'rs, Eslill, Lawrence, Fowler, Pkelcs Ca' : Locke, Puffy, Comer, Allen, Cox, Lawhead, Piirman, Bailey, Canfield, Mclnfre, Manasco, Vawrer, Rigg, J. Hall, Lewis, B. Srnifh, Lappan, Jerlieris Ferguscr. Kennerh Cox G. W. Darwin Orlo Dayron R. W. Donnelly Cole Downing G. L. Droke Roy Durbin J. C. Durgan C. Eberhardl' Bill Edwards L. G. Ernesr Bruce Erwin D. D. Esiill Roland Everelr D. W. Fair Marvin Flam Kirk Fowler M. J. Fox T. W. Frazee O. L. Gamlorell R. R. Gibbs J. S. Goddard R. O. Greaves Warren H. Hall Jack E. Hall MEMBERS B. D. Halley D. E. Happ Samuel Harrill John Harris R. V. Hendricks J. F. Hill Vernon G. Hill Chas. Hollingshead T. L. Horfon David Houck John Howell Joe Hunl- Edgar Huxley F. J. Jeiferis Ivan Johnson Paul Johnson Leonard Jones R. R. Keegan K. K. Kerr Thomas King R. L. Lappan L. N. Lawhead Bud Lawrence L. W. Ledgerwood VV. R. Leighry Sreve Helm E. W. Lewis Wendell Locke D. A. Luilrell William Manahan D. W. Manasco J. O. Marshall R. O. McCan+s James McCuen Gordon McDowell Roberr Mclniire J. W. McTagger+ Winsion Miller C. E. Misel J. J. Mirchell B. H. Morphis C. E. Moser J. R. Murbhv L. Murray J. A. Ne-ish Ben Odom J. B. Olson Reber' Ra 'e' Bob Fave J. C. Fha-'cs -x T. EF bor F F i -E' R.L.P' NFC .-..N. to P ' LeRoy 5' F' Je v Fioxo ...K'x 4 ca,-l :J 57 CQ, O. O: C A. N. R Jesse Sa E. NY. S Niixi' 5 K. NY. S -N -' Q -EN C fn rs -.X.b A-..:Q Nl -K. ...LU ,N . Q-: --,-x C 5 S IGMA ALPHA IOTA Soma -Xoha lofa, nafional professional music a'e x for women, was founded in IQO3 af fhe E '-Nersfx School of Music, Ann Arbor, Mich. encouragemenf and assisfance fo American com posers, feachers of music and performers: fo give moral as well as maferial aid fo ifs members and Tre fLif7Q3!'T SfW+3l a'nvs of Sigma Alpha lofa are local chapfer and campus. fu 'e fire sexe opnienf of music in America: 'ase fee sfanoaros of music educafion in col- consfifufional reguiremenfs. des unixersffies, and schools of music: fo lend OFFICERS ix' -5 . v,--- ,xn- Mx ... X- CIC JGUH-X RICHARDS w'-- D,.-.',-,,- Y cr- 'crore H AQLCTTE JGHNSTON Cofrescocorg Secrefary ELIZABETH HAYES i'2'?QC'3. Q Secre'ary HELEN VAN BURKLEG Treasurer Maw Braley Robin Bonds Fefrv Jean Chinn Jean Cooper Dorofhy Dose Janice Drake Norma Earfhman Elizabefh Hayes MEMBERS Marfha Richards Mary Lou Recfor Rufh Ann Schneelclofh Carol Tucker Helen Van Burlcleo Mildred Sfefzel Margaref Griggs Lois l-lunfer Marion Haclaeff Charloffe Johnsfon Rufh McCoy Margaref Mendenhall Frances Meyer Marilynn Poffs Row I: P: s Richards, Johnsfon, Hayes, Van Burlcleo, Sfefzel, Dose, Whife, Mendenhall. fo cooperafe in fhe progressive program of fhe Membership is governed by musicianship and Beverly Whife Frances Penningfon Eleanor Harper Fern Prichard Jane Pugh Geraldine Kapp Barbara Casad ROW 22 fare' Boggs Braly, McCoy, Meyer. Griggs, Schneelclofh, Chinn, Haclceff, Kapp, Casad, Penningfon. Row 3: Cizoer Pecfor, Earfhrnan, Harper, Drake, Prichard, Pugh, l-lunfer. . T 5 a 3 1 ef sy F yup .15 i 4 fifvzfgg 4 Page 464 MEMBERS 0 IETY of INDUSTRIAL E GI EER Well on ils way lo becoming one of 'rhe mos'r progressive of 'rhe Technical organizarions is The lnduslrial Engineering sociely, consisling of slu- denls in Jrhe deparlmenl' of induslrrial engineering. Since il' was organized in I924, The socie'ry has furnished an oporlunily for sludenl social and educalional funclrions, and has played an impor- Jranl parl in The developmenl of leadership so necessary in induslry Today. Some of 'rhe social funcfionz zr,o'i'.o'rf f sernesfer by The cocierf are a 'rar rree smoker, a field hip 'ro Oklahorra Vox f a dinner par'ry honoring graouaffg f members and dales. Since a nafional Sooiefy oi lnc'J: 'a Eng' has laiely been organized, piano are r,e'fr- Tor alTilia'rion wi'rh The narionai D'CT'::CC.' ciely. Lloyd A. Alaback Thomas M. Baugh Roberl Blickenslaff Norman S. Bolgalz Norman S. Cass John C. Churchill Hadwin A. Claylon Mesmer Colglazier William J. Conway Armin Daulenhahn Hugh M. Dean Warren W. Dean Oscar L. Deardorfi Rornie Denron, Jr. Charles R. Draper Roberr J. Dwyer Lofher C. Eberhardl' Francis L. Ernesl' Ben F. Ervin Edward Esparza Roberl L. Evans Harold U. Everlf James Falconer Bill Earnick Marvin Elam Richard J. Fosler Edward Giambalvo Norman V. Gomes Roberf O. Greaves Don E. Guier Jack P. Gwinn Paul G. Hash Donald G. Hayes Sieve H. Helm James R. Hickam Glenn U. Hinds Jerome Holzman Edward J. Hoge C. O. Hollingsheacl Lonnie A. Holmes David J. Houck Harold A. Hubbard Hanford H. Hull John lnge Roy J. Jel'feris William R. Johnson Leonard L. Jones Peier S. Kourkoufas Herberl' S. Krugman Richard B. Lamb George H. Lawrence William R. Leighiy Chas. W. Long, Jr. John E. Mahan James E. Main Vernon G. Mappes James B. Matthews Lewis B. MCCOrrniCk Roberl' H. Mclnlire Hugh D. Michie Roberl Montgomery Thomas J. Morris Roberf G. Olrmanns Roberf W. Palleff John R. Palmer Roger W. Palmer Edwin F. Parker James C. Phelps James A. Pickel John G. Psaros Roberr D. Ringle George C. Rofh Eldon G. Roush OFFICERS Jim Dick S J 5 - Jo'.f:r.r, E. ' Vfui f SC' ' .:fJ:'3 Picraroi L. CI ' . f , -'fry f-f. J-':f0f'if: Jul' I'liCrf'Jf'. Ai. D 'J ,ff 3-f . f fd Eugene C. S J ' Jackie A. ff. C fy,-3 ffijf, Alfin VV. Sta Arwkofy P. S. Onial A. Tre Alan M. lf-fadg Viafne Vrfeefz Sydney Vfeifr Ira T. Vlhfe Charles J. VV, Wendell E. VJ John B. Vlooo .s . fxpf- - v f -f- ff 4 1 I r r 41. , iff 'HE EE' ,f:..:.' ,.. -.,,, . 32473: :. pf-p - v ...,- vi fs . l'-lorfard WC 'i' 'c 1' fi 'J Row I: Salisbury, Hinds, Krugman, Slavin, Sullivan, Weeks, Hull, Holzman, Wollam, Mclnfire, Farnick, Hoge rome: Sze . Row 2: Parker, Johnson, Long, Carslens, Daulenhahn, Woods. J. Palmer, Evans, Smifh, Ervin, Linsky, Adam F-a':: C ze' F Row 3: Roush, Eberhardl, Conway, R. Palmer, Pickel, McCormick, Francke, S+. Clair, Jehferis, Worfhing-'cr M: g: e'. f-e-' f Mahan. Row 4: Flam, Phelps, Houck, Greaves, Seaboch, Deardorfl, EvereH', Main, Hubbard, Dean, Churchill, M?:h'e, A e' '-o cha. Row 5: Hash, Morris, Blickenslallf, Cass, Baugh, While, Draper, Claylon, Rofh, Mappes, Thomas, Waodil, Ha,e: H: grae: Page 465 OCIAL DA CE CLUB ERXNIN BUCHANAN . EEN SMITH . . VRRIE STRODE . . r1ElNRN GILDMEISTER . FLORA MAN ELLIS . he Socfai Dance club was organized in Sep- cer. T948 The insTrucTor-sponsor is Miss a May Ellis, who has held volunTary social ce classes Tor college sTudenTs since The ng semesTer, T942 Technique, sTyle and so- cusToms are emphasized as well as The learn- oT a varieTy oT sTeps Tor The diTTerenT social ce rhyThms. Fox-TroT, iiTTerbug and walTz e TaughT The beginning group This year. The . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer . Sponsor advanced group was TaughT rumba, Tango and samba. The purpose oT The club is To give The sTudenTs inTeresTed in becoming proTicienT in The various Types oT social dance an opporTuniTy To help The sponsor plan The program Tor The year, decide on The Type dances TaughT, help in selecT- ing suiTable dance records and in various oTher ways promoTe The inTeresTs oT The group. Page 4 66 Henry Adams Joseph Adams Pal Adams Joy Adelhbell Gail Alexander Thomas J. Allen Tula Ann Allen Roberl M. Alring Joyce Alshoslc Homaid Arringlon Ralph Arlhur Rosalinda Allcinson Alberlene Baird Cyrus Baker, Jr. Jane Baker Wayne Ballew Lamberl Lo Barlcmar Guy C. Barlgis Box Barllell Doris Bassell Bernice Bales Donald L. Beall Bill Beaulord Jimmie Jack Benner La Rene Bernel Dale Belles Rulh Marie Beyer Henry Bieber Bealrice Blalcney Charlene Blanlcen Mary Blarden Gary Blevins Mary Boolhe Wayne Boolhe Barbara Bowman Beverly Boyd Charles R. Boyd Merry Bradley Mack L. Bradshaw Bernard Brandl Olin Bransleller Bruce Brallin Gene Brewer Jim Broodwell James D. Brown Edna Brown John J. Brown Marguerile Brown Fred Bruner Mary Francis Bruner Audrey E. Bryan Erwin Buchanan Gordon Bucher Beverly Buclc Roberl Buege Bill Bullinglon Allerla Buian Harold Burlcer Belly Burlchaller Bob Burns Leroy Burns Bob Burns Bill Burlord Calvin Bulcher Sally Bulcher Norma Lee Cladern James S. Calhoun Billy Joe Campbell Max Campslon W. B. Canfield Rulh Cann Norma Capps Raymon Carey Earline Carpenler John L. Carr Ed Carson Barbara Casad Nola Casey Palricia Chell Marvin Chrislensen Geneva Chude John Clauserr Kennelh Claylon George W. Clillord Gerald R. Cloon Woodrow Cochran Page 467 Ted Cole Warlne Cole Adolphus Collins Lloyd Comer Billy B. Comminqlon Donald Conley Florence Cox Charles Dale Roberl W. Dallon lla Darnell Orval Darnell Bill Darwin Claud Davis Wesley Davis Billie Day John P. Day John Dewhirsl John Dobson Millon R. Dole John Dominic Shirley Ann Donley Doris Ann Douglas Troy Dowell Donald Dralceman Ray Driscoll Mary A. Drumrighl Floyd Duncan Lyndon D. Ealon Gerald Eby Charles Eclc James Roberl Ellis Joe Ellis John William Ellis Ellen Ellis Willene England Marguerila Engle Margie Erwin Jean Elhridge Erma June Evans Juan W. Evans Pal Evans Bob Every Carolyn Fairbanks Merry Ellen Fisher W. B. Flanagan Marybelle Foldren George Fousl Jane Francis Wilson Franch William R. Fry Ben Fugale Mrs. Ben Fugale Peggy Fugale Donald Fullon Zano A. Gailus Howell Garland William Lee Gales George Weisbrod Clarence Gibson Elmer Gilbrealh Henry Gildmeisler Francis Gilmore W. T. Gilmore Thomas E. Godrey Bill Graham Alva Granlhan Belly Gail Green Howald E. Greer Keilh Groon Dorolhy Grove Billy Hamillon Jell Hamlin John B. Harden George B. Harden Alma Harman Gerald Harman Gives Harrison Richard Harl W. G. Harl. Jr. Lee V. Hawkins Thomas C. Hayden Roberl Heasley Heill Hedriclc Madeline Hellrey Waller Hemphill MEMBERS Bobby D. Hannriclrs Pauline Hanriclm Billie Ann Heser Katherine Haas Clinlon Hobbs Bob Hoiord Ann Holensdel Pal Holcomb Dick Holland John Holslead Gene Hopkins Jeanne Hoplfins Billy J. Horne Willnella Horner Roberl Horlon Duane Hubbarf Loree Huoberl Gerald Hugley Dale Hulley James Hume Ben Hulsell, Jr. llce Turner Alva Johnson Bill Johnson Jesse Johnson John Johnson Ray Johnson Jaclc Myrl Jones Jaclc Jumper Hilda Karlson Raymond B. Keener Rosa Lee Kellon Francis Kelly Roberl Kendig Roberl Keri Alvin A. King Jimmie Kirk Donald Kirsch Almeda Klemme Henry A. Kolcaian Marjorie Kooner Bob G. Kowi B. Nell Ladelle David LaFolIe+e Eldon Lalollele Mary Ledbeller Melvin Leiere Arlhur W. Liles Gloria Linn Virginia M. Logan Ann Marie Long John Long Jo Van Lovelace Murl Lucas J. W. Lucas Gene Lyles Mary Alice Mace Tommy Mace John Malcan Orwin Malcan Margarel Malcer Donald G. Malm Lyle Mannlield Irma Mannin Kennelh Maples Verlin Maples Harold Marcrew Maurice Marlcwell Edna Mae Marloll Lloyd E. Marlin Carl Marshall Olra Ellen Marshall Vanella Marshall Virgil Marshall Edward D. Marshall May Marlin Charles W. Masl Orville Maves Phillip McCarley James McClellan Vernon McClennan Joanne McCord J. E. McDonald, Jr. Mrs. J. E. McDonald, Jr. Dan McGee John Arlen McGee Bob 'vACG'3l'l':f Genela Mnlnnfzz M. P. Mqlnnes Efalyn Mffauqhan Laquer-fa Meade' Ili: Nlearez J. C. hlecorfl Budd, Miller Monello Minnhu' Mflfy J':6fV: iAiY'. ': Tiger Moclr Eficlir, lliffnf: Harold MOON: Marrin Moore J. W. Moorclanfn Adeline Mcrafa Eldon Moreland Marilyn Morgan Palph C. Morgan Sfandloy B. Morgar Betty Morrow Mail' Mflrrii Ben Muhlbefq Edna Ser: Murray Franlrlin Nebb Bob Neeley Ladelle B. Neil - Fred J. Neuberf Charles Neumeyer Charles Newman Lulla Niefa Delia Nolan Joy Norris Helen Oalrs Bill O'Donnell Leon Onions Henry Oppel Agnes Palmer Kennelh R. Parlr Ralph Parlrer Ramons Parlrer W. F. Pallerson Jean Paylon Rose Marie Pearson Charles C. Peclr Herberl Peel Harold Pemberrar- R. C. Perry Francis Piccolo Johnny Piccolo Earl Pickens, Jr. Kennelh Pillman James Pilier Charles Plall, Jr. Randolph Plalr William H. Pla Bruce Polslon Richard Pope Lynn G. Powell Duane Pugh David L. Pulliam Bill G. Purce Kenny Rainmaler Jean R. Rondepie Carol Rallixe Gerald G. Ray Turill J. Reasley Dale Red Dorollrry Reed Donald Robe-'vs Gloria Roe-pke Richards Roesler June Rogers Luna Mae Roge- Rulh Rogers Russell Rool Melvin Ruph Paul S. Russell Don A. Sanders Bobby Sanford Ann Marie Sang Larry Wax-ne Sarfcn Earnesl Schan Joe Schmerdbcue' iff . 'S F' Cf! r 1 1'3 . .14 ': r ,a -,I If 1 o ll ' 1 4 Ula: fi fJu ,zu f 4 ': f,,. . f' f,':' 1 1 :pr . . . , 5 r f , dxf, , fa., Cao. ,,:.'! J':11': 9, L. T... ' ffay' lf' a ' F 'af J , f CE' J f cam., 'Acn- gy.. 'Jiffy 1:11 1 Gevg a Craf: P a v L. c. f-ZLBJ VW- '- 1 ..., Bi: . More Alf Joyce Sieve Voce , ll L f: Hr., Ja'lr Wm.-3 A '.. Fran: MBU' E: T ,- .165 P51 2 Mr' .1- - ,.. 3.- l. ,- C7i E' A Oi' A K--- s.f.. . :a- K so ...TCT QM N S' L- R':'a ,:..-- in ' Xu' 5. R::e Va . Ra. - ...- -- R N 1 I rv 0CIETY of AUT0lVl0TI E ENGINEER OFFICERS PAUL G. HASH . .... . Chairman CHESTER LINSKY . . Vice3Chairman FRANK L. PRYOR . . Treasurer JOHN SPAAN . . . . . SecreTary CARL A. TANGNER . The Qklahoma A. 84 M. sTudenT branch oT The Sccefx CT AuTomoTive Engineers is aT presenT :ne of The 'arger professional socieTies in The OK accfra lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. The obiecT of 'fs cfgan7:aTion is To promoTe inTeresT in new :ei.e:pn'enTs in The auTomoTive indusTry and To :wfher acguainTance and good Tellowship among 'ne sTudenTs. As The principal means To accomplish iTs pur- ccse, The sTudenT branch endeavors To have sen-'-rrorvrhly meeTings wiTh The presenTaTion oT 'ecnrfcal papers by pracTicing engineers, several . PlacemenT Chairman field Trips each year, and parTicipaTion in na- Tional, secTional, and inTercollegiaTe meeTings. HighlighTs oT This year were The debaTe be- Tween The O. U. and A. 84 M. branches aT The naTional Tuels and lubricanTs meeTing in Tulsa, Nov. 5, and The presenTaTion oT ciTaTions To PresidenT BenneTT, Vice-PresidenT Donnell and Dean STapely in recogniTion oT Their eTTorTs in bringing naTional prominence To The college by acguisiTion oT The Klockner-HumboldT-DeuTz Die- sel Research laboraTory. Row I: Fouse. Gallagher, Hendrix, Tangner, Hash, Linslcy, EasTon, Spann, Norman, Anderson. Row 2: J. R. Ellis, J. W. Ellis, Hallbeclc, Gerling, Hinze, Summers, Dobson, Yealcey. Row 3: Hccd. Walker, Wall, Weiss, Frauenberger, Carroll, ChouTeau, Young. Page 468 9 'il ..- 0-': w. Page 469 Phil E. Alberlson Marion L. Ball Loren O. Bass George H. Beck Daryl Bennell J. H. Bernard John Born Joe C. Bradley John R. Brown Marion A. Bryanr T. V. Carroll David D. Carler E. G. Carlwrighl Ben L. Choleau James M. Choleau E. W. Cole Alvin Gene Comer Donald J. Conley Billy J. Collongim Bill J. Cox Loyd L. Cracrall' Golden L. David Verlin Dilger Claylon E. Dobson Edward R. Donavan Richard Donnelly Roy D. Deupree Lawrence E. Duvall James R. Ellis John W. Ellis Row I: Sellilili, Scherer, Meyer, Simonson, Pryor, Jennings, Nunnally, Fine, Ryan. Row 2: Finley, Johnson, Coilongim, Oppel, Cowley, Barron, Donavan, PeH'i+, Brown. Row 3: Deupree, Cracrafl, Hullen, Wrinkle, Morse, Wollard, Riddle, Tebow. Max E. Ewers Ray J. Ewy Bruce D. Eine Harlan Finley Gerald G. Fleming Earl E. Fouse Geo. H. Frauenberger Donald R. Gallagher Alvin R. Garling Charles H. Gilman Cecil Gilliland Scolly Goss Edward Hallbeck Leslie C. Hallock Delmar Hammond L. W. Hanson Claude A. Harpsrer Arlin L. Harris, Jr. Paul G. Hash William R. Hawman Johnny J. Hendrix Walrer R. Henlon Gene T. Hinze Lonnie Holmes Paul H. Hood Roy L. Howe J. G. Hullen Charles Hyde, Jr. John W. Jackson MEMBERS James E. Jennings Eoresr D. Johnson Ruperl D. Jones Viclor Jones Roberl' N. Kerr Olen H. Kirchmeier Chesler Linsky Ramond Maples Slraros Mavros Pal McGarr Bobby L. McGeehee Richard C. Meyer Roger L. Morse Herberl C. Norman John W. Nunally Henry C. Oppel Lawrence Osborn John R. OH'o Ralph Parker Roberr Perkofl Bill R. Pellilr Benjamin A. Phillips Donald W. Phillips Thomas W. Phillips Kelly P. Powell Frank L. Pryor Milford R. Riddle Billy R. Rockhold Bobby W. Rogers Isaac S. Ross Charles Ryan John R. Samara Richard D. Sche Ernesr G. Sea '3 Earl R. Snare' Jimmy D. 557253 Rush S.rrfc'fsc'1 Bill Snr-'rlv Elmer G. Scfi' John Spaa' J. F. Snanarfag Thomas R. Safe-e Billy G. Sarwcer Carl A. Tangre Glenr NV. Tebc James C. Via Erv'rv E. Vcge' Sy ivaras C. NN a James l. NVa Jcel Webb Ariiwr Wess Ker-ne'h J. NN es Clarence G. NN' Roper? E. V' ' L' Jcsecr D. NN c' Jack Woods cl5 SS Xv . LiS ' - ' v Rcoer- N easew Reber' NY. Ve- a Alan SmiTh PUR!! T'-e Sour ana Como cuo was organized Nov. TC 3733, px pou,Trx ma'ors and TaculTy members Tme Sou rrx oeparTmenT under The supervision 'fx CT -roi. R. B. Tnonvpson, head oT The deparTmenT. Toe purpose oT The club is To creaTe an inTeresT 'n Sou Tex among sTudenTs in The School oT Agri- cu 'ure ana To sponsor such projecTs as suggesTed oi. 'ne oe'oarTn1enT. Some oT The annual projecTs sporsoreo px The club are The Treshman-sopho- George GodTrey Richard McDonald DCOMB more poulTry judging conTesT, The in+erschalas+ic poulTry judging conTesT Tor FFA, and The junior college poulTry judging conTesT. A. 84 M. was represenTed aT The TirsT annual SouThern CollegiaTe poulTry judging conTesT by Wayne Norwood, John l-ligh, Joe David, Claud FiTe, alTernaTe, and C. A. RoberTs, coach. The Team placed TiTTh, and Norwood placed second individually. MEMBERS 1 Y f- N OFFICERS - EnvneTT Anderson C, Nc,-D iff Gene Bell 3,3:'.:..- l-larry Broad ,X-x ,LT-g:,T.-1 :XXX AX Don Brooks N i ' ' ' Jaclc Chambers Vis-:'eS':e Joe Davis - iCx RCBIXSGTN Bob PMG' :u:,:rj Claud Fife ' N Jack pry x5 NCRXX OCD 'easxer E. A. ANDERSON -N . . -T' 3- ',2. 'D.Y' 2' Row l ' '- Row 2: Fx aff ? r Paul GoTowicl4i Minus Granger Tom l-lamilTon John l-laThaway Floyd l-liclcson John High Alvin lclce Joe Maguire Var Moreland Wayne Norwood Howard Page Bill Rhodes C. A. RoberTs Jack Robinson E. F. Sisson Bill Smircich Rollin Thayer John Thompson R. B. Thompson Charles Williams Cle+is Williams Jim Wolf Claude Womaclc 3 Ni'-'-C33 Arderson, Proli. Thompson, l-laThaway, FiTe, RoberTs, Robinson, WolT, SmiTh, Page, J. Thompson. FQ' S :'ch, McDonald, Moreland, Charles Williams, Chambers, lclce, Essary, CleTis Williams. Page 470 Fll-'fe Gene Cannon Y PHO The symphonic band is one of 'rhe oldesl or- ganizalions on 'rhe campus. During ils exislence il has given many years of service and educalion lo ils members and lhe college. Members of The symphonic band are from all schools on lhe campus, wilh a large group being music maiors. ll is a selecl' group of sludenls who enioy playing some oi lhe iinesl music avail- able lor concerl bands. Mary Newby Mary Lou Jennings Marilyn Morgan James l-lunr Jo Anne Thomas Roy L. Howe Bill Darwin Oboe Roger Wiclder Bassoon Nila Faye Rochel George Clil'lord Ronald Parlcer Roy l-louclr Lyle Ball Kennelh Cary Margarel Malm Diclc l-lealh Neal Balcer Jane Baker Bob Kouri Calvin Seiller William Plall Joneil Olds Rulh Trindle James R. Marshall E cl5Lav?5e:QOS+er Darrell Fahler B Clarineih Willene England Richard Vandewallcer Jlmmleimkler Bill Ryan Alfo Clarinef C. B. Arnold Richard Jones Richard Niswonger Bass Clarinel' William Polls Alice Pillman Joe Julian Harold Marcum Confra Bass Clarinef Dale Slephens Alfo Saxophone Don Banks Jim Keller Jerry Coolcsey Tenor Saxophone Clyde Moore l-larvey Brown Barifone Saxophone Culver Moe Fred McWe'rhy Corner a nd Trum pef David Heid Lynn Pearson Dale Jewell Ted Merrill Keilh Churchill This group iz ioined ffilh 'irc' r,ayfy', i The foolball season lo lorrri a T ,',Yr,al rm , fi boYS. This band Perlorrrf, al ar e ' ,'r,a games in cooperalion ffilh llrf, giff, ,yu gives some of The rnozl coloriul lei-+ fi f cw, 'f The nalion. Officers included: Max l!1irc ie'li f,,'.f:i,, l-liram l-lenry, aazizlanl coriducror' Tlcf' l-lardin, presidenlg and Bill Darfffri oruff 'fab' MEMBERS Laura, vvf,f,fi,,f,i C. Edward Ti'r.'riorig Trombone it Jdfrici M'.Cl':ll'jV Efylf g , 8 WGMJ BVCIIVX Lg' JQZQL 5,5-H Wayne Nichol: ff 5-fy, Q-W Marion Rffgerz Tfyf Ham - Fred Pound E.':e'e 'f Bob Simmons 7 ,r,e ff- ' f Fr Paul Chamber: Bill Younl Daniel Addiaor Roberr Maddox Erven Flalre Norrnan Wilson ench Horn Dorolhy Dose Hiram l-lenry Don Websler George Brownlee Eddie Morris Paul Cochran 1 L ,f.r: , , fa D . r ,f:.ff1 f r . . 1 J... VJA a L-' Gevge Faq Han, yfiie, 97751 lf Al 171 S26 Barifone Gere T g:,, Q W. ,,. Gecrge ff Eco Wa e 4 'I ' J Percuxs on v 1--vin: , . .9-.-...,,e. ,.. ..,-.i . vs... x,...,,,.. . Page 471 -fa 'X , Q ge. Exe. ,cc L . 4 ,Q--1. x ,LW L .,' r-r -mgzrffe f.. A . mf- vi V um., ,, . . -1 Q, 4 .K , Q Q pkg'-W, jgjwss. fj g N ,-,N X alfa . s c. F - .Y . -- f fps, Q wt a . 1 Ng-K X i' , ws.: ig '1 il- -L ser - rr 2 F' 1 ga., QI., x. i, tix' ,wg in 4? . Y A xx 'rm , ' k , '3 i fi 'T R fa?---f .. . -55.1 .,, '1 iii. - ' H '15 is 31, .x,X.l.vLw,x , Q, ,gps was-Mrk ijiwcaaa was 6:7 A ww: X., A , J, ,, In Ip in . r 'C t. P I 1 . myfl I 43, .. - Niaiffx--'31-sfniix , .rw .2 . i ,ms .. tw, 0, V. , . Q ..- Q M... ,, W .-.,:sscf,-. 5. -.. i ' ' , i l.L,T.g ..., ':-. ' . - ..euf2.i, , .114 I PHO IC CHOIR OFFICERS Q-RQx T. CHAPMAN . . . . PresidenT EECQEE xiPxR ...... . Vice-PresidenT YRQQ NN PCTTS JETRTN CCOPEP . Secre-Tary-Treasurer N450 LQL N'-XLLQY , . . . . Librarian 'CRT 5R-XD . . AccompanisT or UVTOEV The direcTion oT iT 's a mixed choral group 's Tram all schools oT The nam. successTul years under T spring The choir presenTed ass a perToi-mance which, cr pleased The mosT Tas- as ccncerT given in The Col- . 22, was This season's TirsT appearance oT The group. The ChrisTmas porTion oT l-landel's The Messiah, TogeTher wiTh se- lecTed musical seTTings oT The naTiviTy and oTher TradiTional numbers Tormed The program. ProTessor KlingsTedT gives To The choir much oT his knowledge and experience oT The musical world, having wriTTen a widely accepTed book on voice pedagogue. The symphonic choir assisTed wiTh The sevenTh annual all-sTaTe high school choral TesTival held on The campus. l , :',, l'lu j'E,, P er, Curry, STaT?elbach, LowTher, Ealqin, Massie, Cary, JohnsTon, EarThman, Malloy, 2 5 rS'e.i.ar', .Eragl.eff, Tvlccire, Parrish, Williams, l-lilTon, l-laclfleman, l-layes, Bunch, Pugh, BooThe, Casad 3 Plilalizire Yea's Campbell, Miller, Parham, Shaclrelliord, ZarTaludes, Koonce, Harrison, Shepard 4 if--fr' S-:rr-Gel cm, Smart, Warren, Colgan, Rogers, Meiselbach, l-lolzman, Young, KesTer, BarTon, Weldon 5 .- .- aTcTPS'PT'PCTlfPe'r P' 'rinjlraw E. Parlcer, Chambers, KnighT. 4 l T l Ti . Page 472 Page 473 Paul Anderson Phyllis Braclrell Elsworlh Briscoe Carol Barlon Marjorie Bunch Robin Boggs Joan Bramlill Mary Braly Pallie J. Boolhe l-loyl Birmingham Roberl Blubaugh Charles Colgan Wanda J. Cooper Barbara Casad Jo Ann Cary Clarlc Chapman Marlc Campbell Paul Chambers l-larriell Davis Janis Dralce Jo Ann Ealcin Norma Earlhman Rhoda Lee French Vonna Gigoux Jackie Garlinglon Belly l-loller Gwendolyn l-larrison Rulh Humphrey Anne l-lillon Sue l-laclcelman Elizabelh l-layes Geraldine l-lughes Marion l-laclcell Belly Jane l-lenry Marjorie l-lall Rosalyn l-lundley Richard l-lopper Charlolle Johnslon Marjorie Koonce Calherine Kellerl Geraldine Kapp Roberl Kesler MEMBERS George Kerr Mary Lowlher Melvin Miller Doris Marlin Charles McClain Pranlq Malone Mary M. Moore Mary Lou Mallow Vanelle Marshal Rosalie Massie Belly Murphy Gilberl Mclinrgh Gordon Meiselca Keilh McElwa'n Dorolhy Parke' Belly Park Wanda Parrish Frances Penn' Jane Pugh Marllmn Polls Gene Parham ca? cr'a Ter in March, T94-6. The sororiTy was I -GER?-X SRT ANT TA BETA IGMA -'xpna chapTe QT Tau BeTa Sigma, naTional norarx bang sororiTx' Tor college bandswomen Owahorra ix. 8 M. College, was granTed iTs woea aT Lubbock, Tex., in I939. The Tau BeTa ma cnarTer was granTed by The sTaTe oT Qlcla- 'a aT+e The organi:aTion was TransTerred H- Texas and became The Alpha chapTer, OFFICERS Jane Balcer Jimmie Ann BarTon - - Barbara BryanT 'rpg 1,:v-' x . we BeTTy Gail Green BeTTy l-lursT Carolyn Jacobs HXCES NHXRTIN i- N - , A-2-. 'V'.2' 'FAA' ' -- cbut Q LN 'X MCRGAN More SecreTary --'TY RTGG V'-'ill VCV' mRFxN' HENRY Zac.. '. Aoysor known as The moTher chapTer. lT has assisTed in insTalling eighT oTher chapTers on campuses over The naTion. Tau BeTa Sigma is a sisTer sororiTy To Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary TraTerniTy Tor college bands- men. The growing inTeresT oT college women in The Tield oT band music gives a brighT ouTloolc To Tau BeTa Sigma. MEMBERS Iris KirlcpaTriclc MargareT Malm Frances MarTin JaneT Miller Marilyn Morgan Alice PiTTman Shirley Por+s Carol Price BeTTy Rigg Sue Lee SchmiclT BeTTy VanclevenTer Mary ZarTalucles Row I: P775 Barron, Price, PiTTman, BryanT, Green, Morgan, SchmidT, Balmer. Row 2: Wiggins, Zanraludes, Miller, Malm, l-lenry, KirlcpaTriclc, VandevenTer, PorTs, MarTin. nf- ' 'V' su fv. --,ve Z g ,- 1 :lg ,, ,, A ' Z U 1 I 3 f ' fi ,' 5 ' ' . , ' fi. . . T' 7 S J, 'TE . , , , . Q rl. . , , T gi? , :- 1 X-if YW MEMBERS OFFICERS TA GAMMA Because ol lhe growing demand lor an organ- izalion lor college women living oll lhe campus, Tau Gamma was organized al Oklahoma A. 81 M., lirsl as lhe Townelles in lhe lall ol l939. In lhe spring ol l94l, lhe presenl organizalion was lormed and lhe name Tau Gamma was adopled. Tau Gamma, Bela chapler, is nol a nalional organizalion. ll has no sisler sororilies. The pur- pose ol Tau Gamma is lo give lhe members a grealer opporlunily lor parllcipalion if governmenl, 'ro creale a cpiril ol le among college women lifing Moll cafrr, college women. This year lhe program ol Tau Garrrrrra sisled ol bi-monlhly recrealional aclff inlormalive business meelings. in privale homes, and lo creale lf:6'J':f', .f, r Frances Adams Tula Ann Allen Rosella Beagles Mary Frances Bruner Ladora Chesbro Elsie Croolc Bellie Davis l.aVerne DeMarsh Emmalyn DeShong Calherine l. Fugale Winnie Glenn Belly Glidewell Killy Sue Granlham Eslher l-lamil Gladys l-lobbs Emma Lou Henderson Jeanne l-loplcins l-larriel lrwin Rulh W. Jaclcson Gracelyn McCulloh Eunice Meadows Irene Mickish Carol Ann Naeler Belly Rhodes Nash Phyllis Nichols Charlolle Nichols Jo Owens Donella Palmer Jean Paylon Frances Polson Kalhryn Poller Mary Prichard Rulh Ann Prichard l-lazel R. Ramseyer Jean Reclor Mary Lou Reclor Alberla Roelher Laura Mae Reische Virginia Russel , i Yvonne Shohe Leora Smith Dorolhy Sloolrey Ruby Slrallon Joy Suflon Juanice Sffaggerl, Ann Thompson Joyce Thompson Ella Faye Tomlinson Lila Wealhers Addie Weaver Jimmie While Bonnie Wrinlrle HAZEL PHODEZ We Pretec EQTHEP Hr'-' J ce-Pre: ve 'ff P f LOU PEF Eecre'a'y fATI'-lRYlI PC T'EiCo'E' Row I: Bruner, Polson, Prichard, Owens, Henderson, Reclor, l-lammond, Ramseyer, l-lam' S ' Eeag fe le'!e':'. Row 2: Adams, Roelher, l-lobbs, Glenn, While, Thompson, Glidewell, Sloolcey, Jackson, Weafe' Qa.fa Pfeaczf-1 Row 3: l-loplcins, Swaggerly, Reclor, Sullon, Crook, Chesbro, Shobe, Prichard Tcnnlirscr G'a 'a W Row 4: Nash, Miclcish, Wenl, Nichols, Palmer, DeShong, Reische, Slrallon, McCullcr A ef We- e': T Page 475 r l X nh .,,-. TECH OCIETY OFFICERS L. J. LITTLE . . . . . PresidenT H. -X. TOMPRINS . Vice-PresidenT JCSEDT-T DONNTNING . SecreTary-Treasurer The Tech socieTy is a social and proTessional organi:aT'on which was organized in l937 To sefwe sTuoenTs enrolled in The School oT Technical Trahing. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To oroxfoe an opporTuniTy Tor social, proTessional and TncusTrial conTacTs ThaT will lead To The de- xe :cmenT oT The sTudenTs enrolled in The school and To TurTher The inTeresT oT The School oT Technfcal Training. The Tech socieTy is one oT The newer organiza- Tiofis cT This Type on The campus. Any sTudenT enrolfeo in This school is eligible To become a member oT The socieTy. Curriculums included in The socieTy include Tech elecTriciTy, diesel engine mechanics, welding, machine shop, radio and elecTronics, Tire proTecTion, draTTing, air condi- Tioning and reTrigeraTion and cabineT making. Specialized courses are oTTered in The School oT Technical Training Tor The purpose oT meeTing The needs oT persons who preTer To Take Training leading To immediaTe employmenT. The primary purpose oT This school is To Train men and women Tor posiTions which occupy an area beTween The skilled craTTs and highly scienTiTic proTessions. Row I: SJ Mi ef Sanders, McFarland, Calhoun, Brown, Trexler, Bieber, Hume, Onions. Row 2: Wcmacr Oglefie, Fennel, Harris, ATkinson, Gilliland, Mercer, Schmiedbauer, YosT, l-lowe. Row 3: Fuse, Morrison, Priddis, LemasTer, ChesTer, Bamberg, BueTTner, Phillips. Conners. Macy. 2.-I 1 , -N I - . I ' Page 476 Y l 4 Z1 I -.. pw- 4 1-1 Page 477 Row I: Peifir, Brown, Riddle, l-lullen, Thompson, Downing, Liffle. Thompkins, Eecar-kg V: ' Row 2: Bradfield. Fine, Diffman, Rorabaugh, McDole, Roberison, Baswell, Bryan MQKW' ef. 9r': ' Row 3: Miichell, Campbell, Rodgers, Hyer, Walker, Sfreefs. Black. Thrasher Wininger, MQC a L' Tech Elecfricify Carl J. Bahm Charles R. Bamberg L. L. Benihal Paul V. Bueilar Bob Chesrer James Fennel Earl Fouse L. J. Lilrlle Roberr Lowe J. W. Lucas Claude Mercer Kennelh Monslcer E. L. Moorehouse Charles Morrison Laurence Nerf W. L. Ogelvie Donald Phillips John Priddis R. L. Rodelander Joe Schmiedlauer Don Womack Diesel Mechanics John Brown Bruce Fine F. G. Hullen John Hyde Thomas Moore Bill Pellii Welding Clarence Norman Machine Shop Bob Arlcinson Leslie Hallaclc A. L. Harris Roberr F. Luiz Kennerh Fallen Bill Smilh Merle M. Srolces Radio and Elecfronics Harry Bieber J. L. Black Spencer Calhoun J. J. Brown C. J. Crenshaw C. M. Gwinn J. L. Hume K. L. Loyd H. H. McFarland Ray Miller Leon O'Nines W. G. Peiermann MEMBERS Floyd Piclcerel Don Saunder V. L. Trexler Fire Profecfion Andrew R. Always Kennerh Balcer John L. Bryan J. J. Diirman Francis Davis Leon Flusche Thomas Grinirh J. C. McK?nIey Rober+ D. New+on H. A. Tomolsins Draffing Noble Arlc Kennerh Baker J. T. BradFeld J. J. Dildrman Joseph Downing Thomas Ells R. G. Eubanls Eugene C. Fisher Kenne+h Givens M. J. l'lCNN5Y'G Harlen Hughes ,.,,. .. 5... .-,,--.-...- QAA ... L- 5-'vsg in- E 14'-f ,---- D. Cv. -' se N. 'i.':C 5 R. R. '.':D: e C if '.':.:..: Xi D V--- , Wax 3:- N'. R'::e VM. L. R333 -1' - 'N ' 1. -. screw lv. - Qs' J. 3.5 T. R. S' N , V. c.. w-- rg -, N 3. H. N'-'-'cze- Air Condifioning and Refrigerafion 7-rl. V. C: e's -N KM.,-- x '-4: 'wus ' x-- w--: , Nw- -- cc L- Cabinei' Making -,.5.-.X i-55.--3- M -'er-x--aim TERP ICHOREA Tefoscnorean cluo is an honorary dance club. -.sas lomoed in IQ27 by Flora M. Ellis. direclor o i.s'cai 6CUC5iiOT'1 for women. Tre purposes of 'rhe club are ro furrher dance 3 eaie arf- YC provide dance programs of a ri. 'C 'ne yanous campus organizalions and asses reouesrng fhem: lo furrher develop The 'ses and aoorecfarfons of experienced danc- OFFICERS Zena A-'end , ..,.- . ..-v.. A , Nc'a Casey r N.f-hl.- - yg . Marcueffe Uoma? GS CS ' joris Arr Douglas : 'RC-X N S1'N N'CNS Sax Duliord -'ce-Dfesoen' Pdf EVGHHCS Aa: fx rr, irrriason ',Qjfg,ffjjj :e:'e'a'x-Treasurer Snfney Gydcn :TV QC MURRAY 'Io 'c y Manager QERRILYN BLACK Sponsor Tl ers, and 'ro inlroduce dance lo lhe novice as an enioyable and worfhwhile experience. Terpsichorean dance club 'fakes modern dance beyond Jrhe classroom info l'he realm of l'heal'er arlr, culminalinq in Jrhe annual spring dance con- cerlr. This year The club, Jrogelher wilh The Wom- en's Glee club, launched a new program, a fine arls concerlr for children. MEMBERS Sue l-laclcelman Emma Lou Henderson Shirley Jaclcson Marcellelfe McLain Belly Jo Murray Kafherine Nelson Jan Pember Phyllis Perlcins Joyce Piclcrell Pai' Redd Diana Shelfon Ruby Mae S'rra'Hon Venus Wallcer Kalherine Wheaf PaHy Rulh Wheeler Marcia Wilkerson Barbara Woods Row I: Vcf.. c' l-'le'-oe'son VV7ll:ersor' Simmons, McLain, Murray, Nelson, Amend, Woods, Wheeler, Shellon. Row 2: :e ce' S a :' Cocos' Lawson Hacklennan, Norrhrop, Piclcrell, Douglas, Gordon, Flilclcerna. Row 3: A'-'l-'ea' We re' McGee Buchanar Jackson, Dulicrd, l-lawlcins, Domafri, Evereff. Page 4 78 AR ITY RADIO CLUB The VarsiTy Radio club organizaTion was Tounded during The summer oT I948, and re- ceived iTs charTer during The Tall semesTer. The obiecT oT The club is To give sTudenTs who expecT To go inTo The radio Tield pracTical expe- rience in The operaTion oT a radio sTaTion, in The wriTing and producTion oT plays and in building and mainTaining a wired-wireless radio sTaTion To cover The campus. Buddy Alexander Gene Allen Paul Anderson BeTTy ATkins Bill Beck James H. BellaTTi Harry P. Bieber, Jr. BeTTy Bisagno ForresT K. Boaz Bill Boykin Jo Ann BramleTT Louemma Breckenridge John J. Brown Jack Brown Bob BurTon Spencer Calhoun Lee Carmen Jim CriTchTield Charles Dancer Marylu de WaTTevilIe MEMBERS Barbara L. Dicker A. T. Ellinglron Ted Ferguson Russ FleTcher Max Gardner ElberT GoodnighT Bill Gorman Claude Gwinn Gerald Harmon Marilyn Harper L. G. Hays Gene Huggins James Hume Dick Inghram R. H. Jones KaTharine KeaTon Richard Kerns Charlie Keys Barbara Killam Reva Laughlin Bill LoThers Jack Lynch Fawn Maddux DoroThy Main Fern Merrifield Ray Miller Mariann MiTchelI J. STeve Moore George Miller Leon Onions David OswaIT Jay W. Owens Mary Jean PanTeIl PaTTi PanTell CliTTord PaTTison Grover Phillips Floyd Pickerel NiTa Joyce Poole The sTaTion operaTed by The club iz f ll a KVRO, and began iTs operanon during r e semesTer. KVRO is self-suppcrfing rrff verTising. The sTaTion is on The air ar pe f ing hours, bringing a balanced pfecf drama, music. elecTions. campus new 2 f- porTs, sporTs evenTs and addrezzez r speakers. OFFICERS Johnny Doyle Por Jim Pyle Paul Redding Buddy Reger Amy Rolafer Sally Rosenaur D. M. Sanders Don A. Saunders Joan Savage Leo Schafer: Charles Schneider RuTh A. Schneeklo Ed SlaTer CurTis SleighT Jim SmiTh Charlie Speice Jim Terrell Vernon Trexler Tex Wildman VEPHOY. 'PEI ,- . EC CE .ffl 1' f' J 'J -. '-I . 1- . J fg,,,rrg,' f-Lf -1 -..af MFPILKIQ r-'ff Secfe'a'y I'I AIJII SCI'li. f C Corresponorg Se e TED FERGLSO T Q . . r ag :fer Marcia L. Wilkerson eo I' Row I: BramleTT, Ingram, Rosenaur, Lynch, Ferguson, Trexler, WoodworTh, LedbeTTer, Harper, Harmon, ATkir-s. Schreoer A er ' Row 2: Pickerel, Main, Terrell, NasherT, Boykin, Savage, Brown, Saunders, Bieber, Goodnight Crifchfield, Keys Osfra' C'ef:' Row 3: Dicker, Redding, Gwinn, Calhoun, Miller, SIeighT, Gorman, SchneekloTh, Hume. Slephers, Mary Jean Parve Pau' Pa Huggins. Row 4: McFarland, MacDonald, de WaTTeville, MiTcheII, Alred, Beck. LoThers, Miller, SlaTer, Onions, Bace Dunlap. 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' l u L' ,p n n .On A and Ceeman Smfn Ter r s cr g ea cempos ees and The work en TraTerniTy GTO sererrx sergs popular hiTs and many oT The old s'anoares. The VarsiTenians, now naTiona ly-known, ga ered in honors as a group. Too, when They x-.ere chosen ov The lv1uTual BroaecasTing sx sTem as Tee naTion's mosT ouTsTaneing colfege eance pane and were supseouenTly TeaTured lasT summer on The l3-week MBS shew, Campus Capers which was aired Trem ceasT To ceasT fn Tee UniTed STaTes, parTs oT' Canaoa and was si'erT waved To many overseas sTaTIons. America and many parTs oT The world gof an earTul eT Oklahoma A. 84 M. and The Tameus Var- siTonian-lerand music on 'Campus Capers' which was a shew designed Tor college lfsTeners. Every week a eiTferenT large American college or universiTv was sa'uTed on The show. The Vars- Tonians presenTed Tor The T7rsT Time en The air. six oT Their original composiTions which were re- ceived wiTh enThusEasTic cemmendaTien Trem radio lisTeners all ever America. AlThough The VarsiTenians have plaved Tor nearly all The maior campus TuncTions, ano had broadcasT lecallv and had Two previous naTional hoolcups, lasT summer marked The ?7rsT appear- ance eT any Oklahoma college dance band on a series oT naTienal proadcasTs. According Te Bop V34 fxr-'NN sf vw 4-me fx'-mx i V sf - f' ' - x., r- fx- uv: x.. fa N-N, ear- rv--ff-N CQ 's.f , x, H u fs DC L,CN9 was -A N,':w- x. x, ,.,...,. pi s.. ,,.,. CX eco 5 X nn s., .E T-XD. '2 .av V New Year s ex Q2 V.. I, -. xref: l Ni . 'N .2 u bs.. -Cn sn- X C 3 -na W-,.- ,- en., U5 x. 3 v a -scnee 'rc Rexuc News .. T 2 V1.2 N. New , an N.-4 L.l2f,-. l 5,41 T -.x., asf-5-sv-mf-x ,K C' c DcC X., -ri fv- H Lx' e- X - 5 .c c e N 'N l'r1'- ryrvqx s-. rs X XX L ,TM Q... 3 N X X X fx' L 5X ' H FMS 'S K. han 3,-mmf' l v I. NJ i u it ' N Ms U - u x. ,4. -- N c Cer: xo X wr-sfx -xvff-s.-Q-Nap GLACGN, ff.: :'We': ql-N. fs. Sex fx ' x.4 - rw-sz-sg 54 v k,QQ 5 C f ' -,-rx N' N. ..- PQ'-x-1 s . .2 x. '- .3 C 'J C A 3,-5-,Q - x r-xxx -3. .Q mx Q- Tgv C.. vi WE LEY FOUNDATIO IQI3. The local loundalion was esfablished in Nm , gQQrg'na'es rhe religious s 35 N'e'noa's' ore-ference srudenls on l926. --s so : aMe 5 'rese acfxiries lhrough Aciiviiies 'rhis year include worship, weekly :ca cxrcr. 's ouroose is 'Q olan and super- recreaiion, spirifual and planning refreals, ves- .. - as ac' x 'ies 'Q creafe and rrainlain a pers, medilaiions, a choir, dramalics, forums and Q an on-x-rsh x. .4 3 cbs. i. QQ Nfi arc' 'r C - sa v-Cv OFFICERS - ,l,.- .-L: :X-Lx A C '.Z., lI 5.2 -..I -t - ... -x-.X I .,x ,- -... f - -Cf 'Q '.:'1 ':.' A ll . -s :fx -4 1--1 ' N.rN.f N, fa -P .f -.. C fs . . ,,,. -- N -A -.3-N J - uv ...-N IC .QIX IQ -NK -- religious educalrion classes and discussions. Hs aliilialed organizalions consisl of Wesley play- re among sfuoenls and lo ol- - an eaoershfo. This moye- a' 're L.nNe's'+x Cl lllinois in ers, The Camera club and Wesley choir. WESLEY FOUNDATION CABINET . ' Ea--9. :'es':- L:..'s l-li 3, membership cnairman -ez-f Vee Q 'age e DW' 's Websrer, assisfanl' membership chair'-'ian C e'f 3a es se:'e'a' Jon' 5u'c?', 1usi:: chairman we Eau' or 41 Qea' E-g'E 'T food chairman -1 --- '-er' An- T'ou+. prcoeriies chairman eas-'e' Frank Norfor. Tfansporfarion chairman Belly Nash, par?iarnen+ai-ian Marilou Hudolesion, librarian ' Lcuewvna Breclerridge, assisfanf librariar Wayne McAfee, Wesley Lighf editor N E :. I :. ' X A:-S -wg.. . C- I.. -,- -.,..:.. Charles McClain, assisianl' edifor Jareli Lovelace publicafions June Conrad. assisianl' publicafions Edna Mae Marlaif, hisforian -rme' 'Q' sec.: : S':e' 'e's a ra eoaa : :aw -: 'son --:'o 'r eros' o cr. 'ma' Van -a' e. as ar' --or :J e-'os' o :ra 'ma' Clyde Dipboye. assisfanf hisforian :DEQ xa e 'e 2--4: s::'a a:'i:'s :'a a' George Oerlre. Delia Sigma Thefa represenfafive Ea':a'a C::s rc ass's' r' -oc - ac :'s :'a a' Ramona Campbell, Kappa Phi represenfafive Ameda e F' f 'ec : s 3' 'M ' l-lo-:ard Orr. Camera Club represenrafive 53: C ee' 3' x 'a a' Jo Crifcnreld, Wesley Players represenfafive 1 :' ' J' :' 'ra' ow I: - ':' C:::e' S: ': Barnes C. Eames Ramsenef. Long Norfcr. S'arc ow 2: E-: '-'-- e Cawe -e re :I:::o.e Nas' Jc nso'1,F7fc9'er. ow 3: Czce a': 31-'-,M 'H-H, Tres Cee-'on Mcfxiee Wa'so' Ma'a Conrad. Page 482 Xl Xi Mu is an honorary law fraiernify resfricfed lo pre-law sfudenis. ll was founded on 'rhe Okla- homa A. 81 M. campus in l934 by Roland Reeves. who was killed in aciion on Nov. l9, I944. Aciivilies in Xi Mu include pledging, formal inilialion al' ihe beginning of each semesfer, nu- merous round-Jrable discussions led by prominenl Slillwaier lawyers and iudges, alfendance ai MEMBERS Bobbie Amis Bob Kesfef Jim Mersey Mack Bradshaw Bef? Kisser Barney Neal Lee Carman Harold Defore Ben Dillard Max Ellison Henry Feafherly Larry Francisco Gene Goffs Joe Haymes John Hendrickson Sainf Clair Homer Dave LaFolleH'e Jim Landis Re-fa Laughlin Glen Laughlin Haroid Lawson Bill Mccallon Harold McPherson Pa? Miller Mark Minion Don O'Bryan Paul Pearson Carroll Polk Roy Po++er Don Romans Bill Ross Dave Ross Jim Schoole Tom Sinclair oi f' J Jc cour'r frials and The sponsoring 'f, 2 colle9e-wide debaie which is inc ufied 'f- e 2' den+ lyceum series. Dr. B. B. Ch apman is fhe iaculfy '.rx,':z ' la f J The organizafion. fimong fhe hffcfafy Neff r,e': of Xi Mu is M. C. Krafz, pfoiezzo ci aff. Anolher Xi Mu chapier in the :'a'e '1 Oklahoma universiry campus. Paul Svirv Frar-k S 'i Jim SMF- Dick Sfoloe Bi' Su G Lloyd Tavkefsef Roland Wa Bef' Wiene Lester Wild .lI 'T VVH 1'3 Jim Wiison lola Womack OFFICERS JW' 'fC9ZEf v- . n-'rg' r-wiv' 4- J, ai'f N' LQPVQ Vice--'fez 'Jef' Jl'! SCi-lCC-E-7 Sec'e'a',' LESTER f!lLD'!f'. Trees fe' .4 .1 ,J JOHN l-lENDRlC4SC'- Seca Crarman Row I: Lawson, Tankersley, Chapman, Hendrickson, Schooler, Williams Morsey Carman M ':' V' e' 32 Row 2: LaFollel re, Jim Smifh, Frank Smilh, Neal, Bradshaw, Dillard Womack Sir':'a'r S': oe 3e':'e. Row 3: Walsh, Amis, Landis Wildman, Ross, Ellison, Laughlin. 'ig il s tv SASL Page 483 .Ir - ,. . at Q, . 3 md. I -- -. 'yiqw ' ing i.-44 fu wiealniff-in 1 1 , ,-...',,.. .sl -ef . 'i l . Xl' 3424 i . v Is X ,-5-mx,-sm-sk fs.. Cx.- i C . 6. A. OFFICERS LOL lg A. l 'llLL, JR. .... . . . PI'eSideI'IT SECRSE OERTXE . . Acring Vice-PresidenT THOMAS L. FOSTER . . 'Secrelrary 'HUNT-XS BURTSCHER Treasurer 3 a n'a'cr 'oe in The lives oT sTudenTs aT Ci ma Ax. S N. College is The YMCA, whose 3:1 's l:ca'e-Qi by The Y Triangle on The easT - 5 'Te Y l-uT. Cne oT The maior service .e ':x gs or rife YMCA each Tall is The pub- cg asa osr'-:i:uTion oT The Oklahoma A. 84 'i.'. Sxoec' C'fecTorv. OTher services provided c. 're YWCA Enciude publishing The Freshman , ,csc 1 cooperaTion vviTh The YWCA, Tale- 'rg ec'e'fa'nrrenT programs To civic clubs and -- A,-N.. ,N Oxlahoma. providing religious pro- ofams for nearby churches and communiTies, and ' a e'ccT og To enlighTen The public Through The media oT a weekly radio show. The currenT Y program places primary em- phasis, however, on The developmenT of The gualiTies oT leadership Through parTicipaTion in an acTive coordinaTed program. This is accom- plished Through a series oT working commiTTees which include poliTical and world aTTairs groups, persons sTudying problems oT alcohol, a Tield Trip commission, a religious acTiviTies commission and oTher miscellaneous commiTTees. These acTive commiTTees presenT The program Tor our general meeTings. The moTTo is ChrisTian leadership Through ChrisTian acTion. Row I: , ei- B.f'screr Frue+T Fosfer, Marfin, Henson, Oerlce, l-lill, MiTchell, Morsey, Schofield. Row 2: 'fig' cf- Jcres, Duncan, l-ledriclc, Roach, E. I-lurford, Fealherly, Finn, Groom, Day. Row 3: Siege- ' Ne--.man Karrenbroclf, Reische, Copeland, R. l-luriord, Kelley, Schler, Mills, JeTTers, Wayman. Row 4: ,en famrs. Gardner, Barnes, Brown, l.uThers, SmiTh, Blankenship, SwarT, Ball, ShaTier. Page 484 Page 4 85 B. B. Chapman Religious Ac+ivi+ies John Miichell Conferences and Convenlions Winlhrop Day Jim Reische Radio Bill Lolhers The YMCA places primary emphasis on ihe clevelopmeni ol The oiualiiies of leadership Jrhrough a se of working commiiiees such as Jrhe one shown above. ADVISORY BOARD Roscoe R. Oglespy CABINET Publicily Gene l-luriord Poliiical Affairs Dressler Prueii Movie Direclor Don Wornaclc Ray L. Six A. Frank Marlin MEMBERS Program Ramon Henson l-larry Mills Public Relalions Tom W'ya+i M. l-l. Yeoman if l T lwzzrrgl '- .,.. V Field Trip Commission isa l--:- s.c.xXLc -D Alcohol Commission .lass Da' Publicalions I5 1 -s-sm 3...-2 - -cc s.- .. Aihleiics Rox Sch o Y. W. C. A. Monday nighl is YW nighl al A. 84 M. A sep- arale program lor lreshman girls has been inili- aleo lor lhe lirsl lime lhis year lo promole a oeller orienlalion program. General meelings ana Inlefesl groups haxre been held lor sopho- mores and upperclassmen. These meelings are neloing lullill lhe pledge YW members look when 'hex became members ol the world-wide Chris- lan organizalion. OFFICERS We, lhe members ol lhe Young Women's Chrislian associalion ol Oklahoma A. 84 M. Col- lege, unile lo build a lellowship ol women and girls devoled lo lhe lask ol realizing in our com- mon lile lhose ideals ol personal and social living lo which we are commilled by our lailh as Chris- lians. ln lhis endeavor we seek lo undersland Jesus, lo share His love lor all people and lo grow in lhe knowledge and love ol God. -XNNEDELLE FINCHER Fresioenl X RGINIA POWELL Vce-Presidenl QC.-XNNE STEANSON Secrelary JUANITA VVHITF Treasurer X QRSINIA RICHMOND Hislorian Publicily Marylu de Walleville Sleering Commillee Delma Floros Fern Merrilield Peggy Unqlesby Peggy Lawyer Lou F. Breckenridge Membership Chairmen Charlene Schick Margarel Klein Joy Hunler Row I: K' any Ma' oi, Fowler, Conrad, Schick. CABINET Worship Campus Affairs Pal Chadwick Mrs. Gene Slarcher Ruby Angus Marjorie Mounger Barbara Casad Nell Downey lnler-cullural Sally Fowler Elizabelh Johnson Sharon Ferguson Bible Sludy Lorna Jo Johnson Juanila While Marge Bennell Ann Troul Barbara Killam Dorolhy Denlon Fine Arls Helen Kimball Marcia Wilkerson Eleanor Harper Freshman Aclivilies Belva Dockum Inler-religious Council Represenlalives Mrs. Gilberl Brolhers Marilyn Whilehead Hospilalily Chairmen Mary Lou Malloy June Conrad Mrs. Roberl Nash Row 2: F :rcs Ungesoy, Richmond, While, Sleanson, Fincher, Elchison, Powell, Merrifield, de Walleville, Troul. Row 3: S'a':ne' Downey, Ferguson, Nash, Casad, Johnson, Lawyer, Klein, Whilehead, Denlon. 4 , . Row : Areas K 'rbeli Dockum, Chadwick, Brolhers, Mounger, Johnson, Hunler, Wilkerson, Breckenridge. If g v . - 1 '- ..-Els - V. , 1 1 1 ,- -n l 1'-1 -i f I .. . , ..... ......... --. .Q r- . Q U l ' V 1 . - , 4 ' ' r 1 -Q. I -Q- aiu J I - i 1 1, I - I' I 1' y -ur ,,w ,u 11-, lk:- . ...y.ff-1-,wi-ug.-h.,..'-Mr' .zz :L-r 'A' D IRY CATTLE JUDGI G TEA ?T35,+i'f-2. Halal-Sszi. G. F. Parsons, Jr.. G. F. Williams, O. R. Keirn, P. C. Mc6illiard. The A. 81 lvl. dairy caTTle judging Team placed l3Th This year aT The dairy caTTle congress, WaTerloo. Iowa. T Three Teams were enTered. The Oklahoma Team placed Third in judging Guernseys and TourTh in T-lovers. Parsons placed TiTTh in judging Ayrshires and sevenTh in Jerseys. Grady Williams was TourTh in l-lolsTe'ns f 1 DAIRY PEOD CTS J DGI G TEAM Paul Johnson, coach: Dan Guyerq Russell Palbb. piloT7 Armen PifTrnar-3 Days- Kem. The Oklahoma A. 8: M. dairy producTs judging Team Tlew To The collegiaffe sTudenTs i Ter'a'fcna :J x ' judging conTesT in ATlanTic CiTy, N. J., This year and won I6Th in naTional compeTiTion. This xear marleo fe 5' : The Team has parTicipaTed in in IO years. Dan Guyer placed Third in millc. Paul Johnson is The coacn ' ' '-as' Page 487 CROP JUDGI G TEA 5 I ' ' P7 'N 'T' 5' 'si' IH lf is QQ 'lf' Y.. ht' 5:5 Xfvfigr' Bot Brumley, Allen Ellioll, Waller Ross, Hugh Roulc, Eldon l-lood, l-li Slalen. 're C-13 cross iuoging leam sel a record lhaf has never loeen equalled lay any olher leam in lhe Uniled Slales. 're A. 81 V. 4E5 E placed lirsl in bolh lhe Kansas Cily nalional and The Chicago lnlernalional crops judging conlesls. 2:2 Hgh' is rr-e iirsl individual in The nalion lo win lirsl place in boih coniesls. This is Jrhe second lime loolh conlesls ' .L 'ee' w--'cn ' a s'ngle year by Oklahoma A. 84 M. POULTRY J DGI G TEA r ,lg Q 1 1 s f ? 11 ff, 7 nav Joe P. Df3fl',. .John l-ligln, Wayne Norwood, C. A. Roberls. The sc, 'f Qcgrg 'earn reprezenled A. 81 M. al 'rhe lnlercollegiale poullry judging conlesl al Chicago, Nov. 30 f and Dec. I W42. Cfiahofna A. Z1 M. has senl repreaenlalives 'ro all excepl Jrwo of 'rhese annual conlesls since They were sfarfeo if l922. Page 4 88 LIVE TOCK JUDGI G TEAM J AM Row I: Glenn Bralcher, coach: J. R. Ross, E. J. Turrnan, Olen Smifh, Bob Tofuselr. Row 2: J. C. Chrisfensen, Myron Schnailhman, Don Henderson, Jaclc M. Harrison Thema: E. Czf. The A. 84 M. livesjroclc judging leam placed lirsl 'rhis year al lhe lnlernalional Livesfoclc exposifion Cncan al' The Oklahoma Cily Liveslock show: sevenrh al Jrhe Nalional Weslern Liveslock show in Denver- iosf' Sou+hwes+ern Exposilion and Fa+ Slroclc show, For+ Worlh, and Jrenlh a+ +he American Royal Livesfoc? El Kansas Cily. EAT J DGI G TEAM Dean Klugh, L. E. Casile, Ralph Thomas, Ray Black, J. C. l-liiier. coach. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. meals judging +eam chalked up a commendable record lhis year as is n 'rs' a' 'n lnlernalrional Livesloclc exposilion in Chicago: second ai The Soulhweslrern Exposiiion and Fa? S+ocl: shew a' For' NN cr'- and lied for second place ar Jrhe American Royal Liveslock exposilion in Kansas Ci+y. Ralph Thomas and Rax Sa A were lop men This year. Page 489 EP ILO PI 1- c O .A 9 O J ' l C l U . Q K Row I: DeWif+, Gilbert Malloy, Smilh, Hubbard. Row 2: Rose, Chenowelh, Kelley, Beaqles, Doclrum, Sieil, Grail, Bilyou. Ecs' cn FI Focal honorar irafernil lor women in The Division of Commerce, was or anizecl in I936. lls ur ose is Y Y 9 P P 'c crcfv-o'e leaoershipl scholarship, characler, and service among business women. Officers for The year were Mary Lou 'Ja' cg, cfesoenl- Reva Laughlin, vice-president Florene Smilh, secrelary-lreasurer, and Jane Rundle, reporler. PIO EG PI Row I: l 'f: f:f F','.'cr 'Nhila Phill, Srnilh, LaU'Jl'ilir1, Culver, Brown. Row 2: Dai: fun Gzrwr Powell. lirmfninq, Zilfffrlhorn, Faulconer, Sloolccy, Shalrler. 9' Cffega 9' 'g 'he nafional honorary and professional business educalion fralerniry, eslablishecl on Jrhe Oklahoma ff-. if ff. Cc ege ca'rr,u: 7n 1928. It purpose is 'ro encourage, promole, exlrencl and creale inieresjr and scholarship in cofrnefce. Cocerz 'Hz fear were Thomas L. Foslrer, president Reva Laughlin, vice-president and Florine Smirh, :ecre+afy. Page 490 IIRDER of GIIEGG ARTISTS SJ ws Is-................ P Row I: I-liclcman, Malloy, Rude, Thomas, Faulconer, Row 2: Harmon, Slingley, Davis, Brown, Russell, Thompson, DeVV'+'. Row 3: I-lunsalcer, Jones, Simcoe, Olson, Deen, Doclrum, Slooley. ' The Order ol Gregg Arlisls is a nalional honorary lralernily lor commercial sludenls who have affaireo a gf degree ol proficiency in lhe arl ol shorlhand wriling, wilh a minimum ol 30 hours and a 3.0 grade average in secre'ar'al subiecls. Ollicers include Belly Jane Thomas, presidenl: Ann Faulconer, vice-presidenl, and Wilma I-lichmar sec'e'er,' lreasurer. IG A ALPHA IGIVIA b . as as. -ff R 'T g 6 f . cs ig 'i ' 1 Row I: Rose. DeWill, Faulconer, Smilh, Powell, McKinney, Vande-se-le' NN':'Ln'a' C s-e'e. Sree' Row 2: Brown, Sleil, Hickman, Williams, Garner, Silverlhorn Coonrad Rcos fees 5 .5 -sw:-. Sigma Alpha Sigma is an honorary secrelarial lralernily lor sludenls who have a grace-axe age :5 -.c :eve - adminislralion and an over-all average ol 2.5, wilh an O. G. A. cerlilicale. Phyllis Vckrnex sew ea rrefoer' -' year. Olher ollicers were Belly Vandevenler, lirsl vice-presidenl: Virginia Powell seccro Vee-cfe:'ae ' -XM 32 l secrelary-lreasurer. Mrs. Rulh C. Williams is lhe sponsor. Page 491 A BOB E TOMOLOGY CLUB ,-... 5 - SAM.. , .W . .-,. ,.,,. -- .... X an - :dm -Q --- ,..,, A A xr . Dean Row I: Ashdois n, Johnson, Garrelr, Tippil, Reinlcinq, l-loplcins, Morrison, Fenfon. Row 2: Lapsha, Balmer, Addison, Kern, Brerl, Vauqhn, Howell, Dahms, Bieberdorf. Enfor-nology club is a deparlmenlal club open lo sludenls majoring in enlomology who are of junior UVFQ or graduare sludenls. Gerald l-l. Johnson is The presidenl ol The club. Olher ohficers for The year Garresf vice-preside-nl, and J. T. Tippir, secrelary-lreasurer. Donald Ashdown is sponsor ol The CHIEE TDET'CLUB Row I: Qe','fi'fJ', Guieb lPJV'i':', Moy. Clnarlolle Lui, K. K. Woo, Clarence Eng, P. P. Seow: Row 2: 3, C. C'mf Eugene l-lzi, Ur, 1.0. Thomson, Mrs. Thomson, C. F. l-lsl, Lin Seow. The Ch7'e:e zsudenre club is a special in+eres+ club. The membership is composed of sfudenlrs who are in'reres+ed 'rw Chinese afar: as ,fell at Chinese sfudenfs. K. K. Woo as presidenr of Jrhe organizalicn. Olher officers are Charlolle Lui, vice-pres.qen+ :mg .James Moy, secrelary-freasurer. Dr. J. 0. Thomson is advisor. Noi picluredz Guielo, Quelc and Chiang. Page 492 af ff -01,5 Uni' dd jug, l 6 1 1 1- t . I A School 'of Technical Tralnlng College for Freshmen and Sophomores la x.I'l..s!1' fx Above Air view Ol the On Olcmulgee Oklahoma Lefl Below Admvnlslrefuv ead riqhl Ellen Roy R. L lecls mers, Claclc veleran coordrnac J C head Wayne Mlll as pa T CT The physcel Dogp Tch Days is a TradiTional College period of Tun and Trolic. The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Branch college, aT Olcmulgee. in The hearT oT Olclahoma's indusTrial and agriculTural economy, was opened Tor veTerans in SepTember oT I946. The services oT The college have been ex- Tended To civilian sTudenTs as needs OT veTerans have been meT. The college OT- Ters Two divisions oT Training. They are The Tech school and The College divi- sion, whose Treshman and sophomore courses parallel Those oT The parenT col- lege and lead To degrees. The Technical Training division specializes in Trade and indusTrial courses, preparing sTudenTs Tor immediaTe employmenT'. EnTry is based on apTiTude and skill oT The individual in Tech school raTher Than on compleTed high school crediTs. WiTh nearly IOO buildings on a I65-acre campus, housing is noT a problem here Tor a regisTraTion Thar ex- ceeded 900 during The pasT year. As a Training cenTer Tor The people The Branch college is serving a broad Tield by way oT concenTraTed pracTical educaTion. For The handicapped iTs special Training courses are opening new doors To success. Page 494 'W The picTure above shows members oT The advisory board in The well organized bakery division oT The Branch College. They assemble regularly To give consTrucTive assisTance To This phase oT Training here. Similar boards, symbolizing con- TacT wiTh public occupaTions and Trades, work wiTh oTher Tields oT Training aT The college. The main divisions oT Train- ing in The Tech school are: agriculTure, Tood Trades, in- Tensive business and indusTrial Trades. For The severely han- dicapped in The l. T. deparTmenT, arT leaTherwork, jewelry manuTacTuring, TixiT shop and TurniTure renovaTion are ouT- sTanding. AparTmenTs Tor married sTudenTs are available here and The communiTy kiTchen is a TeaTure oT college services Tor sTudenTs. The dormiTory accommodaTions Tor unmarried men sTudenTs are spacious, comTorTable and equipped wiTh privaTe sTudy Tables. The college caTeTeria, operaTed by dieTiTians and Tood experTs, serves well prepared, TasTy meals aT a nominal Tee. A hobby club, recreaTion program, and enTerTainmenT bureau add up To a diversiTy oT acTiviTies arranged Tor Branch College sTudenTs. AlmosT every sTaTe in The union is represenTed in The regisTraTion and rolls are noT closed To ouT oT sTaTe sTudenTs. For Tull inTormaTion on The Branch College services, wriTe: L. K. Covelle, DirecTor oT The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Branch College, Okmulgee, Okla- homa. Page 495 As in auto mechanics, special aflenfion is given 'ro fhe manipula- lixo skills of sfudenfs wilh mechanical aplifudes. The aulo slarfer fasting unit is only one of many insfrumenls sluclenis learn To use hare on The iob. Motor reminding in ihe elecfrical mainfenance and repair shop is lifting sfudenfs in a shorf lime lo compefe wifh men of experi- ence in fhe lraoe. For The pause fhaf refreshes, sfudenfs gafher in The college canteen. Here lhey Talk over lheir courses in an afmosphere 'rha+ is bolh friendly and conslruclive. Shoe rebuilding and mpnirinq if, one of the rrmny lrnrlfu, zlurfr learn, by doing. The lnlrfsf lyprr of rrmchinffry is profiflofl in 'rl rr Carefully appoin led laloornlnry. Jcwolry rrrarrulaclurinq ollrrrr-fl by lhf: Brnrrnh Collrrrif: if, u nf in Oklahoma and lhis rcqion. This frrrm of lrfrininq iz alluring rr rl in a long neqlecfed lic-ld. The commercial nrl doparlrncnl Ol lhc Qolleqo is fr hiqhly opecl province lhnl ia qivinq rcqizlrnnlc an opporlunily lor cenlraled lcnowleclqeu and praclice. l-lore They prepare for esling and well-paid careers. WWW 'Y' i gage. 3 Timm' Q' 'Ts T. 's r' millih Q7 iii Vi ll ii Holi! ,HTS A ic.. -1i1lZ1'Z '..a Above: CareTul supervision is given sTudenTs in archiTec- Tural draTTing in The building consTrucTion and relaTed work division. OTher courses include surveying, carpenTry, ma- sonry, air condiTioning, inspecTion and building cusTodianship. Upper LeTT: The inTeresTing TurniTure renovaTion and auTo- mobile upholsTery workshops are Typical oT a dozen or more laboraTories scaTTered over The campus. These are Turning ouT experT craTTsmen. LeTT CenTer: The radio laboraTory is Turning ouT special- isTs in The consTrucTion, repair and rebuilding Tield. ExperT insTrucTion is given sTudenTs in This deparTmenT. Lower LeTT: The TinesT equipmenT and mosT excellenT qui- dance obTainable serves men in The baking business under The Toods uniTs. BoTTom: LinoType operaTion, plumbing, carpenTry and many oTher Trades awaiT your invesTigaTion aT The Branch College . . . where you work while you learn . . . and com- pleTe your courses quickly and eTTicienTly. Page 499 Fran Hoodenpyle and podner go wesfern af Sigma Nu Fron+ier ball. AJC! J ZYW5 7fze BaaffA,Z'aae...p ...an organization created lor- and dedicated to- the principle of SERVICE Originally conceived as a service to the students ol Oklahoma A. and M., the book- store has grown to be an indispensable aid in all phases of academic life. CC ?7 Serving Aggie Students for a Quarter Century O The Oklahoma A. and M. COLLEGE BOOK STORE I X , A ,f-, 'f , , --fl 4'1 I? .X 1 I KU D I rv ff I ,, if ' f , 'I yi' f.,3 A I f ile? A I 4 v 12 . b Z1 iff -'K I If ff I 5 Lis LIfYf,:R- -A 1512.-5 7 QOQCX .fo--v A EQ I I 31229. I Sfrong arm +acHcs affhe Sig Ep Bowery baH. I don' reaIy fPvV Wh,f ooo 14 For those who care . . . Memories OE COLLEGE DAYS PRESERVED BY DISTIIICTI'-YE S PHOTOGRAPI-IIC WORK. REPRINTS FROM .l.II'1' B PICTURE IN YOUR 1949 REDSKIN AT TEE .l.'3'3IE 0 PI-IOTOCRAPI-IIC CENTER. R N S YOUR BEST GUARANTEE EOR PROPER PI-IOTOGRAPI-IIC SERVICE OFFICIAL REDSKIN PIIOTOGRAPI-IER PoR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . . TWO STUDIOS 614V2 MAIN - 306 WASHINGTON S T U D I O S ge 501 We Make Our Own Ice Cream - 5 Delicious Flavors 1 McCAFFRE.E'S DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Q COSMETICS o .FOUNTAIN O 4th and WASHINGTON Phone 1624 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Le+ your personal needs be our responsibilify 5, l EMDLOYMEN1- ngzgpyff 'lU13 I4- HALE5 BUILDING 2-9 5l I Thaw' , S+illwa'rer's Newesl, 014148 M96 Mosf Modern Men's Sfore Just OH' the Campus 306 Washingfon Slreel' e' 2':'zn efc N B ++He cannon by Williams hall. A' Oklahoma mom SUPPLY co. A ugaefbqlfrxlwza frm lfae P Since 1902 313-315 N. Broadway P. O. Box 1126 OKLAHOMA CITY Page is a mark of pride. The na'riOn'S Jrop designers, from Neff Yorlc lo California, annually fill BON- NEY'S wirlw rlme Smart flower-fresh clorn- ing Jrlnal Jrlwey are proud ro presenr ro fashion-wise women. PAUL SAOI-Is SWANSDOWN L OARLYE JAUNTY JUNIOR ELLEN KAYE KLINGRITE PAULA BROOKS SYOANIORE REICH I-IOBBIES MARGIE JOY BOBBIE BROOKS ARTHUR WEISS JUNIOR HOUSE I. DOCTOR HOLLYWOOD-V-ETTES DORIS DODSON RI-IYTI-IM LINGERIE The Name on a garment JANTZEN STETSON I 7' JI l l I j J K l K l N ' EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVEU J 8l2 MAIN STILLWATER Page 503 You'll Always Enjoy . . . GOOD FOOD 61109, S RESTAURANTS AND BUFFETERIAS TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY 5 5 if, ' 'raw In Hue Willard dining hall. E. Main N. Broadway Smarr Buyers Prefer These Famous Brands: o EAGLE o STETSON o HYDE PARK 0 MANHATTAN o CURLEE 0 FREEMAN JZXWIHJJ FEATURING A. and M.'s MOST TALKED ABOUT CLOTHES M IN STILLWATER Pug we Rm Page 505 , CNGRATULA ION n . sei Meer Your Friends a+ +he Miclwesr Dairy Sfore- MIDWEST CREAMERY 1--W we efefam buliding +L-,Ward Williams +1 II The Bank Q 9' 7 I, 6 Th 'SEZFGE H. C. GREEN '.'1'5ePres. Liberty Ilutiorml , h ,, ,.. .ff f ff gf 1 l tx! Mr. Green extends Conqrcrtulcxtions from Bank Thclfs Friendly to all Aqqielcznd Friend ly if sf 'f BANK IBERTY I or-:z.AHoMA crrv MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Pg 506 816 Main Phone 424 - ,mf llwnlff-, '-jT'Arfll1', - E Iohnson Service fa MLW.. E . SALES 'S gig! K . SERVICE E6 3 9 C . RENTALS -155, an E f S Typewriters-Adding Machines-Razors V N ff K X., X i J STILLWATER gi S y -I 54 Years Service in Stillwater STILLWATERQ svm Son. o F ATZ Pug e 507 ' n Aurn0 ' 'G' fllf C' Take Your Posr-Graduale Course ln Economy by Shopping a+ Your Nearby An+l1ony S+ore Regularly WHEREVER YOU ARE, ln Oklahoma - Texas - New Mexico - Kansas, H' Isn'f Far fo Your Nearby Anfhony Sfore Headquarlers, Braniff Bldg., Oklahoma Cily RCA ICTOR sift-I l l HIS I'tIItSTEII'S VOICE 1 I RADIOS and PHONOGRAPH l COMBINATIONS in a Wide as- sortment oi attractive designs and VICTOR RECORDS. See Your Local Dealer Z!!6lW6j!7.Y LUTHER DULAN EY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 834 N. W. 2nd Oklahoma City 4 mf . If .,, ,.,.',V A,.,.',Y- ' xl, Tom Jaque 1,1-e.,,' eP,.-1. . ,Z .- fx GREATES ITS OWN WELCOME L 13 L MARTIN J. REINHART, President ROLLIN C. BOYLES, Secretary H. P. JOHNNlE JOHNSON Manager , With a hotel, to talk courtesy is a nice ges- turep lout to be courteous is a prime essential. lifrtn Biltmore - unoer both Wartime restrictions ani better operating oonog- tions now -- courtesy was ancl is both a polog' and a pleasure. Conte and see us. OKLAHOMA CITY Page 509 TIMLEY CLOTHES O BELMONT SUITS O LOUART OF CALIFORNIA SPORTSWEAR .T T I '- 'L-T I ff 'Sfwf ---S. 6 I 2 W. Main I , gg. L . . I 5 lillli T T. Phone 3 I60 w' -,ff S' -'-Q ,,TQ4, S+iIIwa+er's FriendIies+ Iv1en's Sfore Offering The La+esI Siyles PLEASANT THOUGHTS A rnenlal glance al A. Xe lvl. noling iIs in- creasing number ol buildings, large enroll- menl means pleasanl Ilwoughls. We feel goocl Io I'Iave had our par'r in II' all-and Ilwe Iulure is even brighler. INGHAM'S The Complete Building Store I STILLWATER Complimenfs of . . . COMMANDER MILLS, INC. . I SAND SPRINGS. OKLA. After the Game-Always the , Colonial Club Restaurant 2420 N. W. 23rd Oklahoma Ci1'y FRIED CHICKEN I I-IICKORY SMOKED BARBECUE DANCING NITELY HENIOY YOURSELF WITH US Pug A Quarter Century in Stillwater l The ROY T. HOKE l Lumber Co. l O The One Stop Building Store 218 W. 9th Phone 377 L COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS 1949 ANCEL EARP 6. CO. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE IEXCEPT LIFEl 710 First National Bldg. OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA 7 3-1308 If Bill Johnson Cauglwr OFE E: :' Et Live' 'ef ANCEL EARP - CECIL T. ROGERS - E. M. RICKMAN DRILLING PRODUCTION C011 grzziulzzlzbng Graalualey KERR-MCGEE OIL INDUSTRIES, INC. KERR-McGEE BUILDING Oklahoma Oily, Oklahoma EXPLORATION REFINING P e511 f siiif -- gqv TXgff5-Sixigggggvfxa. , , iff' i' f 1' TAKES A LOT OF BRICKS TO BUILD A GOOD REPUTATION! eg nmng ff ' Alfa building, lhe famous Convenlion l lall, Gulhrie which was buill in lhe earl I 907 lf h I Y af' gi i man allan Conslruclrion Company has consislenlly lauill many of The linesl build- 'gz 'n Qf anoma. A Few you Couldn? have missed-The Firsl Nalional Bank Building, Olcla ima 'ne lzifjl Flahonal B k B 'ld' ' I ' li an ui ing, Tulsa, and lhe Library, lhe addihon +o lhe Sou+h 'ao rf ' 'eff fzden' Union. and lhe new Mens Residence l-lall on your own campus. GF EFBQ Q M. 5' av ,550 FAMERXC' Page 512 CONGRATULATIONS TO ff X gr OKLAHOMA A fs. M it 1' sCHooL OF CHAMPIONS ' X ' , CARFELITER PAPER COMPANY I. LLL-. ' A fs... ttf ' hx if Servmq the Great i Southwest it L' . I. .. ffl' I. ' , ff' 860 N. W. second it OKLAHOMA CITY xx : V- 1 s f 'gl Q5 Q 1 0 f I . . 2 4x f f' ll ll T I' m th K l ' I 6 f ' ' I fv Independent Producers and Refiners General Ottices: Apco Tower, Oklahoma City, Olcla. Manufacturers ot tinest grade petroleum products: Challenge Gasoline, Challenge XS Motor Oil, Kerosene, Tractor Fuels, lndustrial Naphthas, Asphalts. Products sold through independent iolobers and distributors in Clclahoma. Buy with contidence at the stations displaying Anderson-Prichard signs. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS 3 to O KI E I ' is Hamas QF Gaala FQQDQ 824 MAIN PHONE 215 'You Save! A Cash Purchase is a Cash Saving PENNEY'S STILLWATER vi 'fem 11 size my 'fe I'-?O5 senior memorual roclc. For Clo+I'1es- In S+iIIwa+er l'r's Peyfon Glass and Son PEYTUWEFLEPN G 8 G S BOTANY 500 SUITS I McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR O ARROW SHIRTS BOSTONIAN SHOES O DOBBS HATS P 51 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR , WESTERN OKLAHOMA I and Panhandle of Texas -FOR- SOUTH ,BEND I fz.-:ww1fLATHES FOR METAL ' WORKING p 1 .,, Im -' I I 1 ' I A 'I v E- 4 1 V + .r r 1 1 1 .' L ' I If ' II ' .'I - '. '.Z'.J4AA.' V' ' ' U. L. . We Speclallze ln WeIcI1ng and Machune Shop Equlpmenf and Supplles Hari Indusirlal Supply Co Borger Texas Pampa Texas I I I H ,J I M I Y I f IV, ' JF JFEI r IJ. 41 ., , f I im 1.1.,,, Q, w 1 qi ku 2 tri.. 'E .- ,71 K Y H M I 39'-'TH V IINIII O I I E eL.1ll1es 'l'00I1 I II Quick f'I1,11z, I I1:1tI1es-I,'1'uc'1s1011 Bc11r'I1 I1 II +f'11lIm-t I1:1II1 f'I'111'- ret atl 5 11.11110 'lools al cl A .11I1111411Ix S sw 'I 111, 10 111, Il! 111, 11 111 .md 111 111 mxnurx, xx1lI1 bed lengths f1OIll 3 f to 1' ft O O Jackie EIIIS w1IIced affaf NIT If f' f I I CHAS. M. DUNNING I. M. DUNNING E. H. WALPOLE President Vice-President Secy. 6. Treas. COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. . DUNNING CONSTRUCTION co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS .N M cb . FAMERIC' OKLAHOMA CITY Page 515 .A N, 4-- sf A -Q' X X -N' N ,C -Y' . ,gf Q? gf- 53, T' 'rx -V -is Q 'P Q . NN Q X ' X ' f ,X h -LX .'Qx AX xxx- QXLA Y NX x XA .sv px Xbxx XX? ' 'PX T 9 x N 5 x x L kxxrkix, , ' Qv XX XX ADJ ' 4 xv I t 'X r X L G N xofixeb 6 669 Q, QQV9 QS MAO CQY5 190955 xON Mix was y PNA TEOAZDRYNU QELLE9' DE USO D235 PALTER DE USO SAPP1-NRE BRYAN HABITMAKERS DOBB'S MILLINERY VORIS SUEDES JOSEPH HALPERT LOUISE B ARNE ,Y . B - H. HZ! I f ef? -QWQQOJAA LADD ,H IE N OR?-H L1 DA1 fu 'RF Moa A CHER 'Ajg R13 F A767-776 HLOTT .11,9,6.7, P0651 4 0,0 1? Page 516 PROPRIETORS: ENERAL MCR. M. L. NEWSOM CECIL BROWN and G. D. NEWSOM When you have tried them all for BAMA you will call Nwfuu M flgiglfl THE THINKING FELLOW CALLS A ' l Y E L L O W 53 65 Ph 1040 5 2+ D one ,f l Yellow Cab Company ll STILLWATER Well, slwe's a II blonde, slim, lla l bl Y- Wvf fine even 'le l'1-convinced? O.K. ' d . MEADO GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS BIRDSEYE FnozEN Foons Dislribuled by Beatrice Foods Co. Tulsa Oklahoma Cily P 517 C o 0 0 I . B B B W B HF B ' A' i' Exclusive A arel H PP V7 If OT Offllifl . . . . . . Wnqeniousiy siyiea cioibinq ana accessories aeyeiopea 7 by ibe besi oi Pirnerican aesianers . . . especiaiiy ior yon. Soia ezcciusiyeiy ai LlXUG'i'iU.N'S in Siiiiwaier. i masses iimioa messes Queen Yrocics Marion McCoys Beiiison Quiiia Darby, Kr. Mary Kopp Sacicie Nibbie . . . Miss 5 ii. A in. Xobara, Kr. Bera and Wasseii Miss icioiiywooa, ir. K-60 Sil'ii'iGIiOiUd ,Z I-Xqnes Barreii M . , M Conniry Ciub ariorie oniqornery' D MM , Pm memo an i siein Miss Los Pinaeies SWXM Haroia Koiberi Coie Bobby Burns ' Bose Marie Beea Yoniinrnore Pioizerxce voose - MARY swim-i -'.g:i 3132- '.-- ' 51:-5.3 ,:. oN we CAMPUS . '15 0 o o C o o page 8 Dorifion SWIG fhop SPECIALIZING IN Mlsses and Iumor Mlsses Weczrmq Apparel For Every Occaslon CAMPUS' DATE' FORMAL' 722 MAIN PHONE 1226 A Pi Phis Peggy sfem and Je affe 0 we '- Revue :Vi MEMO to cm AGGIE! T0-'Y' oi 'BYOOY5' QM Ou' EXQGSQ ui. We ve 'ug' t Q0 '90 PXQQXQ 'Gi' re one IGOM x G ' iriends This is happening every day on the AGGIE campus. For all AGGIES know that ci BROOKS you are sure to meet your friends. Ioin now-the AGGIE cali to pleasure service at BROOKS. BROOKS STUDENT STORE Page 519 ff ' Always ' in mofion picfures ILJEACHMAN AGGME CAMPUS MIECCA -- TH EATRES i STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Economical En+er+ainmen+ For All Q f '-Q -C Cf 'Pe soahs af Hweir Sweefhearf dance. J. J. BOLLINGER Construction Company BRAN IFF BUILDING QF EQQ S' X2 W .N QQ ,,,, y 42 0 AMEPAf ' OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA Page 5 0 ufgybaflnq Me Qual Sawffawwll Since 1909 THE COMPLETE ONE-STOP STEEL SERVICE! We invite you to consult with us for your steel requirements when planning the construction or remodeling of your home, business building, church, school, theatre or apartment. F ABRI C A TORS OF STRUCTURAL STEEL O REINFORCING STEEL I ORNAMENTAL IRON STEEL JOISTS O METAL ROOF DECK I FIRE ESCAPES I STEEL STAIRS WAREHOUSERS QQ JOBBERS OF STEEL WINDOWS--METAL DOORS-METAL LATH-WIRE MESH CONCRETE JOIST PANS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF STEEL SPECIALTIES FOR BUILDINGS INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS STEEL FRAME IRON -CLAD PLAIN MATERIALS COLUMNS O BEAMS O CHANNELS O ANGLES 6 PLATE O SHEET BARS O STRIP O BOLTS O RIVETS O NUTS O WASHERS CAS TINGS GRAY IRON - BRONZE -. BRASS - ALUMINUM RUBBEIISUN STEEL C0 ugawzqlfninq Jfeel fad 5-oulfcfimlzd, Jlukfqefi, anrf coach - STEEL FABRICATORS - OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 1401 N.W. 3rd ST. - P. O. BOX 1675 - PHONE 3-2401 Pg S21 JOHN ZINK UHEAT MAKERS For Dependable, T RUUBLE-FREE Ser-vice v- JOHN ZlNK'S SHORTY FURNACE Only 26 Inches Deep qf-1 Q- .,..,, designed lor installation Where un- flcor space is limited. Being only 26 inches lf can he installed where foundations are low, eliminating the need ot a pit. Jral, Manufactured and LP Gases. tpiriislied complete with Automatic JOHN ZINK'S NEW WHISPER QUIET UNIT HEATER Made in Two Sizes Especially designed for installations requiring quiet operation. More head room-Compact design and more heat from gas burned. A. G. A. approved for Natural, Manufactured, Mixed and LP Gases. Fully equipped with Automatic Controls. THERE IS A IOHN ZINK BURNER FOR EVERY HEATING AND POWER NEED- REFINERIES, GASOLINE PLANTS, APARTMENTS, CHURCHES, LAUNDRIES. BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS. HOMES, WAREHOUSES. HEAT TREATING VATS. FURNACES AND SPECIAL IOBS. JOHN ZINK COMPANY 4401 S. PEORIA TULSA, OKLAHOMA PQ l70I Dearborn Farm Equipmeni' MODERN TRACTOR Q and 5 SUPPLY CO. N. w. s+h oklahoma ca+y Disfribufors for Ford Traders and Spring hring fcfv Ycz' 41 i: en: :-1 '51 We Service All Makes and Nlodels SIMPS01V' wmv a Pg 523 EVOLUTION OF AN i AGGIE MATRICULATE- if---:xg 're 5:--1 re a l a 'a ss reao- N 'err Une J 5 Aegea- ' - 'e' xou re V Ave. , . CONCENTRATE - -sara 'ra some 'Meresr around as 'sh heaoquarlers N s. eoular fn alrendance he 'n rhe Fall and al Gal- re rd: 'o oe N'-lTTiEf'. i These Scenes are needed . SWI1VI'S . . . to complete any pictorial record of Aggieland. BUSTIE SWIM LESLIE SWIM Class of '24 Class of '20 PROCRASTINATE - Spend all ol your cash on large volumes ol uninleresling books. Slick lhem under lhe bed. Jusl belore lhe linals, lake lhem oul and give lhem a good going over. Re- cuperale al Swim's. GRADUATE - ll you're lucky, lour or live years laler you will have collecled enough grade poinls lo be inviled lo a very impressive cere- mony. You leave Slillwaler only lo relurn aboul once a year lo assure sludenls lhal lhings iusl aren'l lhe same any more. Page 524 Wa . A 3. 3.-'f X STRUTTIN' THEIR STUFF Oklahoma A. and lvl. College is iops in growih and service. . . . so is SEMCO B. L. SEMTNER. Presiclenf SEMCC Color Press, Inc. LITHOGRAPHERS, PRINTERS, DESIGNERS I29 NW 3rd S+. Phone 3-4487 OKLAHOMA CITY I, OKLAHOMA A' 9 ll ' ' A lg, ,,-,. AGGIES:-1------ We are glad to have had a part in the building program of Oklahoma A. G M. College-an institution of which all Okla- homa is justly proud. i oLLE1a HEATING co. -i OKLAHOMA CITY 1726 N. W. 5th Phone 3-1226 Page 525 1 As One Rapidly Growing ' Institution Servinq Oklahoma to Another - the R. T. STUART, President Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company Ch B d f R q t f th airman, oar o e en s Oklahoma A. 6: M. Colleg OI' 9 MID CUNTINENT LIFE INSURANCE C0. Salutes the Success of the OKLAHOMA A. ts. M. coLLEGE ExPANs1oN PRoGRAM 717 . , mv-i111 W-Q MID-CONTINENT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY R T. STUART. President Oklahoma City, Oklahoma R. E. LEONARD. Agency Vice-Pres. 'I 1.-A f - of ihis iiierimliim ara- fl:-vii:-an-fi to building Oklahoma business and serving Oklahoma peoplei Pq 526 I we JUG. Resfaurcmi' Supply Jobbers Food Service, Equipment and Supplies For Institutions, Hotels and Restaurants 43I-33 N. W. 7+h 3-I549 OKLA. CITY 3 ART FLOWER SHOP COMPLETE 710 W. SIXTH FLORAL SERVICE PHONE 1389 The . . . BOOTERIE . . . . .HEADQUARTERS Fon SHOES I k V .Q . . . FINE SHOE REPAIRING BM bw PM ' 1 1' J A R ' ,rf I QG EPQ .,.,. Cb S .fa 5 EQVVQQ Z 2 E2 n -3, W N . 'G fi Q . X 99 F AMERX We are happy to be identified with A. of M.'s expansion proararn. 'We proudly list the new Dairy Building among our projects. WALLER-WELLS Construction Company 2504 EAST 14 PLACE TULSA, OKLAHOMA Mailing Address: Post Oiiice Box 4067 Walker Station Page 527 THE MILLER-JACKSON CO. 3 E. fairer-'a Oklahoma Oily FRED JONES Fora Dealer x Oklahoma Ciiy S'I'eeIman Consfruciion Co. General Coniraciors P. O. Bok H83 Oklahoma Ciiy DENISON MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Plymouih - Dodge Trucks 5 N Robinson Oklahoma Ciiy 3-l46I B. C. CLARK Oklahomas Oldesi Jeweler m3 N. Harvey Oklahoma Cliy BAASH-ROSS TOOL CO. Oklahoma Ciiy 559 5. E. 29+h 3-4406 SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSN. 5 N. Robinson Phone 3-6408 Oklahoma Cily AMERICAN IRON 81 MACHINE WORKS COMPANY El? ll. lnalana Oklahoma Olly 2-5252 METROPOLITAN PAVING CO. Paving Asphalls 625 Net' Reno Oklahoma Cily THE CLARENCE L. BOYD CO., INC. 650 ff-ez' Pena Oklahoma Olly Success These Friends of Oklahoma A. and M. College Happily Salute the Fine Expan- sion Program Now in Progress. 'k'k'k 'kit GENERAL BAKING CO. BAKERS or Bono BREAD 5 N. E. l2ll'1 Phone 2-5l5l Oklahoma Cily BIG FOUR ICE 81 COLD STORAGE 822 S. Walker 3-4444 Oklahoma Ciiy GENERAL MILLS Oklahoma Ciiy, Oklahoma GRIFFIN GROCERY CO. YOU WILL LIKE POLAR BEAR COFFEE Oklahoma Ciiy W. J. HOLLOWAY Former Governor of Oklahoma SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL CO. I308 N. E. 4l'h Phone 79-253l Oklahoma Clly CRESCENT MARKET Plaza Courl' Oklahoma Cily 2-5l2l MELROSE COURTS 44+h 81 S. Robinson Oklahoma Cliy lvlr. 81 Mrs. C. B. Speegle, lvlgrs. Capifol Compressed Sfeel Co. Office- l4O W. Chociaw - - - 2-2537 Plani-900 5. Robinson ----- 2-8945 Oklahoma Ciiy Pg 528 Aggies! This Gigantic Surge Forward ls Rapidly Multiplying the lntluence ond Service of This Alrectdy Great Institution. iii 'kit SCRIVNER-STEVENS CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS l2O-I36 E. Washington Oklahoma City 3-446i CRANE CO. Valves - Fittings - Pipes - Plumbing - Heating 705 West Main Oklahoma City TOM WHITE 81 SON ORDER BUYING CO. All Classes ot Livestock Livestock Exchange Bldg. Oklahoma City HOMER DUFFY, President Oklahoma Farmers Union GUM-BREEDING AGENCY First National Bldg. Oklahoma City 3-O42l HARTER-MARBLECRETE STONE CO., INC. l6l4 W. Main Oklahoma City 3-4496 ACME POTATO CHIP CO. For Picnics and Parties Oklahoma City COLLINS-DIETZ-MORRIS New State -- Belle Isle - Del Monte Oklahoma City JOHN J. H!-',',Lfi' P'ff. :c Mohawk Drilling Company fiivmff 1, C-, MAGEE-HALE PARK-O-METER COMPANY oiimff cv FAIN-PORTER DRILLING CO. First National Building O?la , c C' Oklahoma Furniture Manufacturing Company Oklahoma City, Oklatoma JACK CALLAWAY CO. Realtors Perrine Building Oklahoma C CONSOLIDATED GAS UTILITIES CORPORATION Branitt Building Oklahoma C' OZMUN AND COMPANY Sooner Select Food Products Oklahoma City La---'c Acme Oil Tool Company IOOI S. E. 29th Fi-:ne 6- EE Oklahoma City CAPITOL STEEL 81 IRON CO. 'Na-sa-As-F Q1-'-A ...CCC v-C 'C VC I -C Ottice and Plant- l726 S. ixgref- Oklahoma City 6-33' ' - L. D. 6 CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. BOND I-ITHUGRAPHING 31 Dealers and Distributors Cities Service Products 418 N. W. 3rd Gllatse-e C'--. I-ZZ Gasoline-Oils-Greases-Acme Tires i EUCLID Fl. ALEXANDER :'es.'N'g-. Pg 529 Mazza.. fwefyfff KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS For Home Delivery, Phone I2l0 or at Your Favorite Grocers PAYNE COUNTY AND STANDARD WATCHES MILK is a MUST on the Training Table of the Athlete. Malce Your I-Iorne Table a Training Table for the All-Americans of the Future Insist on Pasteurized or Homogenizedn A 84 M Ice Cream Cottage Cheese Butter Butiermillc ,. . . . . . T MILK PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE :e - zre' era knew Toad queen, with all the trummlngs. , A. and M., We Salute You! We look upon the growth of A. ci M. with civic pride, as a step toward more adequately serving the edu- cational requirements of Oklahoma. We are proud of our part in this expansion proaram by contributing to the physical realization of its fine new Boys' Dormitory. SPAETH ENGINEERING CO. 2423 N. Oklahoma Phone 4-7277 Page 530 L. MURPHY J. A. MURPHY l l . .X 2 f Tx -' ,ff f-frffif 'A X' V4 l A HARDWARE f , Y SPODE - FOSTORIA V Q' WESTINGHOUSE , I, A f 1 f MAGIC CHEF WR! l DJ ,fly fl TAPPAN ,Sl C SPORTS COODS STILLWATER 468 OKLAHOMA 8I5 M WE THE RB E E ELECTRIC CO. 1889 50 years 1949 Serving the Electrical Needs in Oklahoma 412-14-16 N. HUDSON OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA GQ C co1'ToN . .gg - f- if u, .tt in E Il- 'L i 5. 27 J-1 - ' - I ir'--summing :K ---N ..ss:'f-'-- na-, .-v ev N- .. 1.4. -'r -c- - 6 ,'-sm I .1fQ. x--H -1- ' - ,-. A' -' ' - E-'nfl-R1 6:2201 , I -----I -. Q --gg 40255, CZ-uf-? uiaifi .- - 3 I-----5.7.8 Tiiilff ' PEIIIESI J ..,,,::',Z'::l:, ...4g535ggm -3:23234 i:gg53?L!gtlI'iiiEE352: lI!lE:::E852 'IIAIEEEEE3 1 4-.sag . . -...mt uu 'g I.----ggq ggi- :vo iillilwuho iuggulh. 1. -.--,,. ! ,':1353n: -'pub' v. 2!m..,-I I-- -aug 5--uuzvvl I-all' vu 3-33:1 huiiaasggi- hu-uumsu' ll'-Q1--:rn -'ifiumvg I 'l f- 'U I . .-- 4: ' ' ' . 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I '--mild' :EEIIHTU gs' lclllllha li-ygnuulgt l.:!W:':-1-I l!!!E:S:l -Eu-gms: -' I .:!.'gg015' ::E:nlNSn:: inliiig., ' lu:-nl..a 5 I!!!--gagg 'Univ'----1 i. :2,,,,,5 lliglunohft, --Jig...-i ---:I--4: lueszezeeg ,reigns-,:--A ':--222:53 fiierssz 1'-:issaasg I:::::5,-gan' Ill - -.,,j,..-as li----uno ,u--agen, 1 I --gg, ,- .Ing I--'I' -F, - Nunn --e :! '9 . lush--'QU E lu..... . lull-.59 ll mar' .2 as-. -555529 Ilisxezeei HEEEEEEEQS !!!!iEEs:f' e:EEEEE59' -me saw amcwm of Um mzafmm ff OKLAHOMA COTTONSEED CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION OKLAHOMA COTTON GINNERS ASSOCIATION Perrine Building, Oklahoma City Congratulations, A. and M. On the tine influence that radiates from this areat institution to all parts at the state and contributes so much to healthier, happier and more successful living FROM THE OKLAHOMA COTTON COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Marketing for 40000 Cotton Producers in the State of Oklahoma n OOO OOO n I s Page 532 Aqricullure and livesfocl are basic lf'ldlJ',lflf:Z in our 1 The Oklahoma A 84 M College is fha framing cenffr f + 1 operalors of This induslry. We wholehearledly subscribe To, and support llwesr l rf NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Sfockyards-Oklahoma Cify A Producer Qwned and Operafed Livczloclf lAfurle+.rJ fa Page 533 .N Tm .RJEW - . U ISHPUNES , I uuflun- f A Q 1 .1wfSu.:,Cf . 1- ' 2-wvfh-R . A55 Q K Q fxgym, 57 MW ii. , 2 -,T - WF 'N A 1 he C ' Qf2?,,IQ'.,LiQNx Wx ,i x at A16 X -' 'F 'Q ri: Qpo, .,,' .. 'Y :N,'.'6.'4W '5x'1'.. N . . QI Q0 X S 1 SF 'F 'm 1 .A L l Q 'lv f l .4 K I kr? . ,xx K 1, f. -qi N A TU Nunn' ww Seb mist 'U' f Mn rum -.QM ek inf 6AEN 'NS-1 N. 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OKLAHOMA P 534 1 K 9 'Yxffg 1' ,we ICE CREAM ,A X M m m m Better n Anything' A PERFECT FOOD AT YOUR NEAREST STORE OR FOUNTAIN T Y A V l . .-.V-:W , 4, ' - ' - . .-.-:J-:I 'J' 5321!-:ki-I,155-5.-J-f-' - I-35. . ff 'fp-My M1 . f . . ' '.,in-5:-5.3:,115-3:55-:ar-sr,,.-warm 's 5:39 -, -::-g:-:-::-:-- ' ' IM , . , '- ,' 1 ' '. ' 5 ', --.-1, r g-:nm , -- . ,mf-5-, -.4 .-,b x, -,--.-'15,-3.14. .', -, ,, ' J-'lEf:-fri? A '-?2'f'- - - f 1 . ' V - 4-,J-5 -' . .g.-5 ,- ' J-I. A , ' ', :-jJ'iv7J3.f,.ff:g,,-5, Ifgiljff.-,'ff' ' gg --13rg::'ag5ag:5--Q... 4. 42-9-qpg..v.,, -:,,,..,g1,3 2. 'gg -T '- f-J,-:-N r . . wa - - , - 'P V V ' ,aa Lb. 4- . . ', .1 .- . .. '-'K RV - 1, '-f-wvavz -. A fa -L ' ff. A 1?-. - Quypg Q if Rags - - - . , I O I I I I . f . Y b J. L. Parks sneaks m 5 -eps ft' Q F33 2: Eli 1' , ff-1 TULSA., OKLAHOINGIA. ....-. . . ,L- Oil-Water Emulsion Treaters Oil, Gas and Water Heaters Oil-Gas Separators Pressure Vessels Bolted Tanks Welded Tanks Wood Tanks Armco-National Casing Tite-line Couplings BBHNEIIES, STUEKS E SERVICE IN lll.l. IMPUBTANT Ull. FIELDS Pg 535 Sue. -'-eine' A' e C-T Omega Revue skit by Nita Joyce Poole. An Old Established Firm Keeping Tuned to the Times Wright Halliburton Co. fSuccessors to Healy 81 Co., Bonded for Your Protection CATTLE DEPARTMENT P!-VON TIPPS ..... Res. Phone 6-3736 JOHN CRISER ..... Res. Phone 4-2953 H. B. 'Shortyj SCOTT . . . Res. Phone 3-4545 P. PA. fBU'rQhj HALSTEAD . Res. Phone 9-3030 OFFICE A B. CALDWELL - DON WILSON HOG 81 SHEEP DEPARTMENT Nz'-LTEP JOHNSTON . . . Res. Phone 2-6243 ff. E. STODDARD . . . Res. Phone II6-93F22 OFFICE PHONES 7-2585 - L. D. 529 Service - Sales - Security DE SOTO Plymouth 0 Sales 0 Service o Parts I EN N1 MOTOR CO. STILLWATER Telephone 3521 1 101 S. Main CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '49 MYATT'S EATERIE Aggie Headquarters in Downtown Stillwater MR. and MRS. B. C. MYATT 617 MAIN Page 5 6 If-1 '7 . ,4 A M577 '- ' 5 , mf A ' arrmnIr1fffIfi3? ,I if Iii, A nrssauurunsm.urmnonnwallwdvf,M ' -Y-4: H HJ 'X l r xx k I I I I y ii-W 1 J! W if I- ee- yy E iffii U Q in ' I, 5 '----- , ., mix I X ' X , A . ' yan R. X X lx . 'J r ,JJ 'x M l X A ex-31:9 i U Y -- ., x 'W I 'I f f- . .N 1 ,X , - ' u N. 'QQ n. ' ' -'rf - Q i ' X . My Ut 4' . . rj: - - K 3 - f 160' X , vugids . 'g if' Ay-bi: 'hwy X W J ,Z N, ' I 5 cXA'q o'c X X 'ZX WAX 02 p 'i,,, J si. lk - 'qv v ' 'NL L VRS mb-v Qg :Q 0 X S fr-P w ,A UNM. Q X X O K given uv X I n X I l+'s A Grand Way of Traveling' . .. for Weekends, Vacalions, EVERY TRIP 'Ex+ra Roominess 'Fines+ lnleriors 'Fas+, Smooflw-Riding 'Safe Transporfalion IVIKXIO TRAILWAYS gives you Ilme worios e c new Heel led by silverside 'Roadrnasrersi a :J M 1' crimson luxury liners . . . all buses Air-Cord . EE, 'round comlorl . . . expert courlreous drivers assur friendly Irip . . . NO DRIVING WCRRIES . . . C ules wirlm connedrions Io all poinlrs in Ilwe U. S. Ca fI NE - -,, v-an 3,-A 3 -A ...J L. L., rx. -- . . . Lowesl fares lor every Irip-Go MKSIC TRAIL'-3 ANS -'W' ica's Besl Equipped Bus Line . . . See ycur frenz. 'VQSC 'RA WAYS agenI for exacl fares and come 'en' fe Mes HOWARD W. ALLEN, Presiden+ Page 537 mA 'wAYS UNION BUS DEPOT Corner 6'I'h and Lowry Phone 418 TURNER TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Aggieland's Finest Transportation Service Connections for anywhere in the United States. Mexico. and Cuba I IVICDERN EQUIPMENT I Call Us For Charter Service l Phone 1915 if :'-:en's . 'fe :fwih-ii' campus entrance gate behind 111 W. 7th We Are Happy . . . . . to have the oportunity to par- ticipate in A. ci Mfs great expansion proararn. This honor, We feel, is a compliment to the quality of con- struction We endeavor to maintain. . R. GRIMSHAW co. VETERINARY SCIENCE CENTER TULSA, OKLAHOMA 1328 HUNT BUILDING pH0NE 2-3174 Page 538 CROSSMAN S Everythmq for School. and Ofhc 127 W 7th STILLWATER OKLA 1 'G 1 . ,I I 9 i Q 3 LQ' II - - Q11 f' A J Q 3 A l f I - 1 1 . 3 I - i A 5 M ,,,,,, . ,,, ., 21 Modern Cabins With Garaqes A N G L I N M O 'I' E L ROY ANGLIN. Mgr. STILLWATER A 310 N. Main Phone 3360 '25 Y WL . im Meetlnq Place 1 or M A G G I E S For More Than 20 Years I AGGIE DRUG STORE Across from Campus Fire Station PAUL PEARSON A i , .,Gf-f:.,.: 1 ..,.. . ...G Q W-GANG GGGGGG D A SCANNELL-COCHRAN A , Y 0 W 5 ' R! CGMMISSION co. A fi aaaaa aa a c A . . . . . Eafeiy Enqgneers A A r Sf-DI' CTSFZS ar Service You Will Appreciate , i mee v i A 9 ' Yow Brake Service Emul DeVuIbuss VV OKLAHOMA CITY' OKLA. BRAKES - HEEL ALIGNMENT 8I0 N. Harvey Phone 7-8609 Page 539 rs we x S: r 4 :': 4: rg :L 1 S: ri: :Q ' ' to remember 15: Your lulure will, no doubl, include flue purclwase of home appliances. When llwal lime comes-selecl appliances llmalr sg 1,1 will oHer you llfme grealesl re-Turn on your inveslmenl. Consider .'. J, 4. ,gc if Ei carefully every lealure and advanlage olllered you in Jrlwe lines rnenlioned a+ rlwe lell. You'll discover Jrlial Jrlwese oul- sranding malces are leaders in llweir respeclive lines-leaders because llwey oller The mosf in service and operafing cosl. 375 PF Represented by the Outstanding Appliance Dealers in over 100 towns in Oklahoma Rf 2:1 L21 121 lf HALES-MULLALY COMPANY Oklahoma Cify Dis1'ribu'l'ors Page 540 The BEST for year 'round , I LISTENING I SPORTS . NEWS e DRAMA MUSIC . VARIETY K T U L 532 I430 on 'rhe DIAL STAMP 81 SEAL COMPANY G OKLAHOMA CITY u er fam s, rea s, a es enci s, um ering Mac iners N Pl 'r S+ P d 50 Years in the Same Locat II8 W. rand R bb s p s I Ia ag S+ I N b h One Day Service ALDY GERS, Owner C5475 Q Guardlng the Health Welfare through qenercltlons of AGGIES if If if SWlFT'S ICE CREAM ame 6 SS, amp 6 S Homecoming winning Ucafe :facet fr' e e f. f--V . X K us-ann-X I S JJ A .s 'A-ff L...,,T .. 4.., vf- Y ,. , -,-dgy fir, bringing gcrs from widely scorttered fields, over rocky hills ond dcross rivers rv-v rr I YOU WILL FIND THE SMARTEST 43. l T A P P A R E L - AT - McBRIDE'S t - STORE FOR MEN - HART SCHAFFNER FLORSHEIM AND KNOX AND VARSITY TOWN CROSBY SHOES BYRON HATS GRIFFON SUITS OLSEN BOOTS ENRO SHIRTS I 5 - - JAKI- J CRE . '35 Qgf - N A Q,-JY ' K uf' 'I 1 +I: . ,' '4 4' 'V '. ' A 1211: I .- 5.5:-D. ' - 'Q-1f:f:f:f:Zf:-'sc-' ' '-. - -'1ff:f:1:T '- 33'gw-V+ - . . '1f5.zff1s,fa5' . ..4.:z1:5f:f'1'f-'A' 1- ,Ma-1 ' ff -1 A ff' 9, 4 .4'i'fi'f- ' , A. - K. .f,- , 1- k-1, Uzl fxz. A S THROUGH 5000 Mufs or PIPE! Thcrt's C1 lot of pipe! And it's cr tremendous toisk to see thot you, the customer, get the qots you need, whenever you need it. 4 g,rzr,er pressures orll orlonq the line . . . plonninq ond constructing new lines, cmd f- cr ex. lf: g rob that requires the tireless efforts of hundreds of men cmd Women crll , , ., , , 'Pri' your horne, factories cmd office buildings will qet sufficient fuel even on Winter's ex' U37 ,zu see, ,UCS fgilefp of pipe is not just cr number . . . instecrd, it represents o livinq, drcrrncrtic e, ' ctr, gzffgrf v'feQl:3 'Q the burner tips in your home. OHLIIIHOTTIFI IIFITURHL GMGWW Page 542 WE LL LISTEN ou+fs'r you for any sporf af SIILLWAIERS SPORT AND GIFT CENTER Servel Spaulding Bendix !lllKl'I'S,r 606 Main Phone 606 To your fish s'rory, replace your Iackle, or COMPLIMENTS OF f-f '25 7 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS OKLAHOMA CITY 627 N. W. SECOND TEL 3 4541 INCOME AND INFLUENCE .fy You Want a sound career, with Work that is permanent, congenial and profitable. Life Insurance may offer you a surpassing opportunity NOW! CONSULT WITH I. HAWLEY WII.SON. C.L.U. General Agent and Associates MZISSZIISIIIISGIIS MIIIUZII LII6 IIISIIIEIIIGII Co 1240 F11'St Nahonal Bulldmg Phone 3-1456 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA Lincoln PHONE 3544 Mercury l MANUFACTURERS OF FIBERBOARD SHIPPING CONTAINERS SAND SPRINGS, OKLA.' sth. and LOWRY 5-I-ILLWA-1-ER LAUGHLIN MOTORS SALES AND SERVICES Page 543 l B l E S SHALBN I Compare Quality and you will buy Shannon Dated Feeds SHANNON FEED CO. STILLWATER 923 Main Phone 43 30II Paseo Phone 5-3592 THE OKLAHOMA TILE COMPANY, Inc. Ceramic, Wall and Floor Tiles Tile and Marble Manlels Aspliall Tile Terazzo Establish-ed Since I904 OKLAHOMA CITY KNOWLTON ENGINEERING COMPANY Petroleum Consultants First National Bldg. OKLA. CITY. OKLA. DON R. KNOWLTON FRANK M. PORTER WHOLESALE ONLY O PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. dn 0 TULSA, OKLAHOMA Page 44 We Are Glad to Have a Part in A. and M.'s Expansion Proqram P Ill. H. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS .APPRECIJ-mom May we express our appreciation for the oppor- tunity to play a part in the expansion program of Oklahoma A. of M. College which is rapidly identifyinq itself as one ot the Southwests finest educational institutions. Phone 8-1546 P. O. Box 3535 5100 Belle Isle OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Pg S45 .-in . 1-5, 3 q- U- -N cm. .. 2.1 . -4 . i GE ERALI DEX A Chi Qmega, 260-26I N V R Choral Club, 408-409 - - I . - S 3339 as U-es 409, Col eguale FFA, 4l0 4l I I. S.. .-:rr D0 A ' N55 'NN -mae 'x :b--eb 43:1 . ,.-339 . , - -- '33 7 3 As: em C -L----0: - 1- Qxwwax xx GMC -4 qv- -,Q ...Sec 1 f- Dxsonc' 36 -,-H W, Q 'QA 2425 v C C 44,4 -C lc i--L .,- A ::6-5: A , .. ,R ..---P -f- W . - -3x.,....c C K KP1 ,sn- 'W L ' C 361-363 .. Cmeoa 256-257 'ara De 'a P' 555.259 Commerce, Division ol, 38 Commerce Queen, I90 Commerce Sludenl Council, 4I2-4I3 Cordell l'lall, 298-305 Crescenl Club, The, 248-249 Crop Judging Team, 488 D Dairy Callle Judging Team, 487 Dairy Producls Judging Team, 487 Dairy Science Club, 4l4 if Oiimeplglwiqilb-2 l 7 Dean ol Sludenls, 44 A M2 3:-iii TW Dean ol Women, 44 :X QCMZ E56 :WO Della Chi, 250-25l AA ing Ea' 6,2285 2 I 8-2 IQ Della Sigma Alpha, 4l5 A :pl Elia 391' Della Sigma Pi, 4l6 Acuaigg C pt 392 Della Sigma Thela, 4l7 AHS 8 Soences School ol 37 Della Zeia' 262-263 5 S'.,C6'f'T Guild, 393 ASAE 394 ASCE 395 E if-igiiiig 396 Educalion, School ol, 39 F75 iii Cabin? gi Coachmg STGTT' Engineering Ballalion, 357 A is 33 Engineering Queen, I88 ' Engineering Sociely, 4l8-4l9 Epsilon Pi, 490 Ela Kappa Nu, 420 B iv Smdenl Union, 397 ca' 33 I F foal. 322-327 Dees! Jdgoe S LEHEVA WI Farmhouse, 222-223 D NU! Rdmjers-up '82-'85 Fealures, I45-l62 ear! Nirners 8 Fashions, I72-l8l Flremen S Club' 42l eel, Args 398 Foolball, 3l4-32I 5-6 Aim PSI 399 Former Sludenls Asoscialion, 208 6 Trevi pg NON' Freshman Class, l27-l40 D if ,VO Eddie 400-40' Freshman Queen, l9I se Key, 402-403 Ecard ai Puolicalions, 204 r Board 9' Peoenlf 32 Cr Ecziior Cfi Gafnrria J 4 4 C 404-405 lola 406-407 Cfriese Sludehls Club, 492 G Girls' Band, 422 Girls' Glee Club, 423 Goll, 333 Governor, 29 Graduales, 45-47 Graduale School, 40 Grand Council, 277 Grillilh, Arl, 328 H l-lanner l-lall, 294-295 l-lelner, Colonel Pele T., Jr., 349 l-lell l-lounds, 342-343 l-lome Economics Club, 424-425 Home Economics, Division ol, 4I l-lorlicullure Club, 426 lba, l'lenry P., 322 lnlanlry Ballalion, 353-355 lnlerlralernily, Council, 253 lnlerlralernily Pledge Council, 254 lnlernalional Relalions Club, 428-429 J Junior Class, 98-l I2 Junior Flolel Greelers, 427 Junior Panhellenic Council, 275 K Kappa Alpha, 224-225 Kappa Alpha Thela, 264-265 Kappa Della, 266-267 Kappa Della Pi, 430 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 268-269 Kappa Kappa Psi, 43I Kappa Phi, 432-433 Kappa Pi Epsilon, 434 Kappa Sigma, 226-227 Kappa Tau Pi, 435 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 228-229 Livesloclc Judging Team, 489 Loolcabaugh, Jim, 3l4 M Masonic Club, 438 lvleal Judging Team, 489 Page 546 Men's Glee Club, 437 Mililrary, 348-363 Morlar Board, 439 Mu Kappa Tau, 436 Murray Hall, 284-289 Muslangs, 346-347 N Newman Club, 440 Norlh Murray Hall, 290-29l O O Club, 334-335 O Club Oueen, I89 O'Collegian, 200-20l Officers Club, 364-368 Olcla. A8cM Velerinary Sociely, 44I Olcla. lnslilule of Technology, 42' Olcla. Slale Engineer, 207 Okmulgee Branch, 493-498 Omicron Nu, 442 Opera Club, 444 Orange Ouill, 443 Orange 8: Black Ouill, 445 Order of Gregg Arlisis, 49I Ordnance Ballalion, 358 O. S. P. E., 446-447 P Panhellenic Council, 274 Peppers, 340 Pershing Rifles, 372-373 Phi Chi Della, 448 Phi Della Kappa, 449 Phi Della Thela, 230-23l Phi Eia Sigma, 450-451 Phi Kappa Tau, 252 Phi Lambda Upsilon, 452 Phi Sigma, 453 Pi Bela Phi, 270-27I Pi Epsilon Alpha, 454 Page 547 GE ERAL INDEX Pi Gamma Mu, 458 Pi Kappa Alpha, 232-233 Pi Omega Pi, 490 Pi Tau Sigma, 456-457 Pi Zela Kappa, 455 Players Club, 459 Poullry Judging Team, 488 The Presidenf, 30-3I Press Princess, I87 Prospec'ror's Club, 460 Psi Chi, 46I Punchers, 34I R I949 Reclslfin, I98-I99 Regimenlal Pershing Rifles, 374 R. O. T. C. Band, 376 R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, 369 Rui-Nex, 344-345 S Sanborn Enlomology, 492 Scabbard and Blade, 370-37I Senior Class, 48-97 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 234-235 Sigma Alpha lola, 464 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 49l Sigma chi, 236-237 Sigma Della Chi, 205 Sigma Nu, 238-239 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 240-24I Sigma Tau, 462-463 Signal Ballalion, 359 Social Dance Club, 466-467 Sociely ol Auiomolive Engineers, 468-469 Sociely ol lnduslrial Engineers, 465 Sophomore Class, I I3-I26 Spur and Comb, 470 Sludenl Senale, 34-35 Sweelhearr of Sigma Chi, I92 Symphonic Band, 47I Symphonic Choir, 472-473 -4 -1 -1 in Ni N. C L. .. C C C Y UW CT' Q O C' , 'N 5 4 4 Q K X in T7- rfw uf F -1 4 -A N . Xl C' Q1 5 gl 5 X A X u ' W2-243 TF:Cli DO'.l':if Tfzflfiii, 472 Thafcher Hal: 296-297 Thela Chi, 244-245 There Kansa Ph' 246-247 Thera Sigma Ph' 206 Trail 330 V Varsilonianz, 480-481 Varsily Radio Club, 479 Velerans' Village, I63-I70 Velerinary Medicine Schoo 35 W WAA, 336-337 Wesley Eoundalion. 482 Wesl 6+h Srreer Dormf+ory 306 Whois Who, 193-l96 Willard Hall, 278-283 Womens Rille Team 375 Wresiling, 328-329 X Xi Mu 483 A Y YMCA, 484-485 YWCA. 486 Z Zela Tau Alpha 272-273 AD ERTI ERSI DEX STILLWATER Z. 6. Quo.. S, .-N. . c- -- V 'N ' f-as x ,1 if x X' N N4 .I . V .lu ms: ,, !NI:,1, Nav- A n 5 .f.., - D cr--m-c x Q A...-s ni -1.1 5 -.Cc 530 Coos S': e 'W - 5 . A C . D C 'f'- 2 A --,, y.-,,..R.-5 -s-x. 5 -' Saf5f15:c 5 - A , 5. .L f'f Cr. oil ,- e .--f--5 s . - C :':' CC. 536 '- -C CC. gr ' :rs 543 e 2 'ra' T .tres 520 a :- ' ef. 530 '. :f 'e: 542 '-':Ca5'ee2 Drug 502 '. :--es' Creamer-y' 506 . 8 C. lra'Iways 537 '-' :: .'5 53' '.' ,awe Ea'erie 536 Caper' S S'-o'o 50I 3a 5'ar S', e Shop 5I9 'arse Conf, MTII Producers C cefafve f-zsoc. Inc., 530 Serreys 5'4 9:22 Ma' 1 Shoo 502 5'-:Mor F963 Co., 544 5. N. Sriefon Lumber Co., 534 f . . rv-repo crawler' 4 4n,4.f-'J '- Slim s 524 T. 3.81 f. 542 Txner Tran:por'a+ion Co.. 538 farsfy Slsor, 534 'ere-rv Cap 5l7 OKLAHOMA CITY f'C'ne O7 Tool Co. 529 Acme Po'a'o Chips Co., 529 American Iron 81 Machine I-Ngrvg Co. 528 Ancel Earp Ev Co.. 5l I -Xnderson-Prichard, 5 I3 Baash-Ross Tool Co., 528 Bama Pie Company, 5I7 Bearrice Foods, 5l7 Ba Four Ice 8: Cold Slorage, 528 Bilimore I-lolel, 509 Bollinger Consfruclion, 520 Bond Lilhographing 81 Prinling Co., 529 The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Inc., 528 Jack Callaway Co., 529 Capirol Compressed Sleel Co., 528 Capilal Sleel 81 lron Co., 529 Carpe-nler Paper, 5l3 Cilies Service Oil Co., 529 B. C. Clark, 528 Collins-Dielz-Morris, 529 Colonial Club Reslauranl, 5I0 Commercial Employmenl Service, 502 I Consolidaled Gas Ulililies Corp., 529 Crane Co., 529 Crescenl Markel, 528 Denison Molor Co., 528 I-Iomer Dultly, 529 DuIaney'S, 509 Chas. M. Dunning Conslruclion Co., 5l5 Pain-Porler Drilling Co., 529 General Baking Co., 528 General Mills, 528 Griffin Grocery Co., 528 Gum-Breeding Agency, 529 I-Iales-Mullaly Co., 540 Wrighl-l IaIIibur'ron Co., 536 I-lar? Indusfrial Supply Co., 5I5 I-larler-Marblecrele Slone Co., Inc., 529 W. J. Holloway, 528 Induslrial Eleclric Co., 543 Fred Jones, Ford Dealer, 528 The Jones Co., Inc., 527 Kerr-McGee Oil Induslries, Inc., 5l I Knowllon Engineering Co., 544 Liberry Nalional Bank, 506 Magee-I-Iale Park-O-Meler Co., 529 Mass. Mulual Life Insurance Co., 543 Melrose Courls, 528 Melropolilan Paving Co., 528 Mid-Con'rinen'r Life Insurance Co., 526 The Miller-Jackson Co., 528 Modern Traclor 8: Supply Co., 523 Mowhawk Drilling Co., 529 Nalional Liveslock Commission, 533 Paul I-I. Nunn, 545 O. K. Slamp 84 Seal Co., 54l Oclahoma Collonseed Crushers Associalion, 532 Oclahoma Collon Cooperalive As- socialion, 532 Orlahoma Furnilure Manulacluring Co., 529 Oclahoma Pholo Supply Co., 502 The Oklahoma Tile Co., Inc., 544 O Ier Healing Co., 525 Ozmun Sc Co., 529 Robberson Sleel Co., 52I Scannell-Cochran Commission Co., 539 Scrivner-Slevens Co., 529 Securily Federal Savings 8: Loan As- socialion, 528 Semco Color Press, Inc., 525 Soulhland Collon Oil Co., 528 Spaelh Engineering Co., 530 Sleelman Conslruclion Co., 528 Slel3Ien's, 535 Swil+'s Ice Cream, 54l Welherbee Eleclric Co., 53I Tom While 84 Son Order Buying Co 529 Yow Brake Service, 539 MUSKOGEE Manhallan Conslruclion Co., 5l2 TULSA Bishop's, 504 W. R. Grimshaw Co., 538 K. T. U. L., 54l Nalional Tank Co., 535 Oklahoma Nalural Gas, 542 Plumbers Supply Co., 544 Seidenbach's, 5I6 Tulsa World 81 Tribune, 533 Vandever's, 505 Waller-Wells Conslruclion Co., 527 John Zink Co., 522 SHAWNEE Malcom Murphy, Conlrraclor, 534 SAND SPRINGS Commander Mills, Inc., 5lO Soulhwesl Box Co., 543 Page 548 ' X , . gy 1, . .,v., cf 'x' 5 L., -MW-'l ' 2 ' 'Sr.q', ' A Viv. 1-54 .' ' 'x.,' gf, 4'Q.'r .:. ' .4 A W V Y V -1+ rx Fhwk- , xr .Q ', ' -'.- ,4. 5,-,Y V5 'U' 4. A Ia '-1'-,uv ,, , Ill , ,g ff! uf, .. X , I , I . H, 'M'L ii wx ., , u ' ' U a w J , A u x V -. H, ,V N -5 15.1 T 'fix' W I , av, ,X .f.'a,.'- ' 1. .pw 1 . ,X rf, . ,gil-I' . !'?'f 1 -4 1 , , .51 u,l.'V '11 Jn ' rw, , ,, Y . . . 'I . 1 x , 17 ' W I , , . lv . 4 1 ' I V , A! , . . ..y ' , 4 1 V A ,. ' f .1 ff , '1a. 'uw' . 1 wr, , A- , 1 Q 4 , ,. yr, .A.. ,. . ,VT ,,., ,W 5 .,'. , , 4 1 N: 'ufangzf' - 'x pin- Q Q , ., X . 11 wg: fiy' , -,' ut .xl .1 Ju .1 4 . 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