Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 622 of the 1950 volume:

1' 4 1 1 A I ,. . 4 , - ' W 1, ,,,ja,A'. f 1,-C.,. X x C -A I V . n - 'r 41 , 7,1 M. 1 an M.-mit-m.s:n PROFILE AS SEEN BY THE I OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENT BODY OF OKLAHOMA A.lf, M. COLLEGE STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA mn--J ,..... vii-rv ,- VISIO - .f -5.-.1-.-,.,,. z. rw r1-gy' 1 1 1 -1 1 1 ij -1117111127 A' 9- -- r J f-.M-r rm T qv EH rm? un zz i 1 -1 :: ' TH az 'I vw ' -u I x I' :Z I1 1 hr . r ,,,..- a al l?E3'T!l? 7 T F. 1 4. V, u 5, R. J. A Li , A -M . I I .L . F 'vh- ' HENRY G. BENNETT HALL AIR VIEW OF THE A. 8 M. CAMPUS Q55- 1 .. 'r 1. ' 1 1, ' Yv bfk XL y k,. ' ,','. 5':.lh , Jig? - ,. M. I ff, I -2' .' .,,rv - if r J: 'v.-. 'N n ,v.,' , gig , Fffagf A Ji J 7 123' ff? '44, may f A df. . 3256 Ag. fi f p i ff.. 351, wmv tfllg. 13:4 4182, :mn wifi ft JF... 2 6 Q- x six., if , -rr X A g ,I 'Lf av., M, L. - wg 11111- -xv-r 1 , .A 1 .nf - r wr-1-fn: V . as E 31 . A Y reg.. f --. P 15, 31, L , -Ab nu.-.' - -E 4 I Q vdigigrykr' Q, Lf gif ' 'N x 1 I Uv: x I 1 X. ff' ' - :iid tif ,' 3 5 ., . -44 '::, i.l...-....a.- ...-.w-- f 7 1 I 1 - -ft:f'i:'1 ' W1 4- ' M 'T1'l'x'd I :ng :::: 3 -sMm'W ' Q ' '4' asia seas 2 I - :::5 - ' ' W-'ETUDENTAUNION BUILDING Axsl7,000,0o0 building program, long -yiiualized by A. 8: M. Presideni' Henry B6Qrpne1'fr,-.is'b'ging fqrned from blue- plliffkilinfcfq beaufiful ,and sfriking reali'I'y. ' 1' .1 jf' ,Q H .' 4 ,LQ .'u' -,H X 4 . ' f I IX - I QPF, 1 ? , ff 'Wf1..'f'-, , ff, is 2 gfff. ','. M ' i fag, 5' 121 . .-1 1..,,-wg: , ' inf ,,af,'.M, .. 'ff 'Q f ,J ' -gl. ,!'. U.v5c,k 'g3'. - , '- .-,- Hgq ,fn-55 ' iv 13 A ,-6111.1 Atal. ,g -nx::vA,, 73, 11: .4 'f1,rjsZ1. ' 4 ' ,-Q r-1 'J,,, THE NEW HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING ,IHE NEW COLLEGE POWER PLANT I f ,N I -pg-.-----......-..l.-..-.-... ...- - e-1, .L rswznzlsauu-' ' 'v, ,qqr 1 1 A A 1 PEAKI S. x' gk xx. 1 1 -M-ix . 'X 1 wx 1 f . f . f Here we learn io puf ideas on paper. Accurafe insfrumenfs are used fo gain pracfi- cel experience. Serious business, Huis accounfinq. ,4 Jil ', I 4 . N .- 1. E r R -- f r 3 5 4 1 I , r r .j.V,,i LB.. Xiu,-tx' 'AU ' x i 'fm AS X I . eff- A 'Mr Biflww P' ' 'W --sg Sy, U b If ' ' 7 I , ,- I ,.--4 rifgvfaafiwi'--x. i . .,f'fs egg Y- ,., ' vs-.4.wm1.... . 4' l 1 1 4 I fm 'wud x I ,g,, xuq. 'don --an Broadcasiing io Aggieland. In I950, A. 8: M. sfudied 1'l1e lafesi' devolop- men+s and iechniques in all phases of scien- fific and academic endeavor. Ulm. '-f -' . ,.'x ,., ,QW . -44 . . -W., 1 rf- ' ,499 ' 1, 'MM z. ff. r x .s . ,J'??:'Nd?gww, V, , by side. Fisher does a reflex sefup Acfors and siege crew worlc side V , Befween classes on Morrill avenue P IRS I lr' 'I . Q i l 4 -.1 , s l ,sl ii vi ., By 'rwo s and +l1ree s Aggies freacl +l1e well worn pafhs. Foolball fans gafher for a half Sporfs evenis always clraw a Pi ,4- ,X ...rg X. fc .IX rr 41. 41 -gi' Q .41 +V-35 X i 11 ' x iv r, - .lp ' Ri 'I. , 2' ' Q -Y, v 'F j gif, 9' 4. X.: .T ,x NJHA x 'sf WY, 5 'L ww, X Elaine GarreH', new dorm, a mo- menf before Hue dance begins. Preffy coeds, boois, plaid shiris and cowboy hafs-a fradiiion af Ag Ev' ...L- Xmr 'fr XX 'x Pai Haney, prenduonf of fha ngwilorm, evlilfsuhgnz Sigma Chi Jim Manual. wearing a blup double-bpoqdqcl - Z, by ft 1,i'Lw,'1 -' 'X .' , -,T suit, is an gggmplo of flumwell groomed eollegefnqgp.. N, Us I'3,34.4-5't.Qsf:5,'.Q gy '.g1,ni,c,, ,?- , A V . -. V. ,'.A .W.'rw.fi.3:i.'L2EQQ!:iisb3n6:2.1ygxi:liiL -' ? y '1 1. x.,,.. Q 1 --. M ..--ff, -.Q 1 I I A X . 7' f' I Nlafsgl-.ff -' ,, 2 X Ng? -J ' X , ,, Nl .y if XXI w ,f K, X I ff , 1 7 X- if ,XIJ I if If I ,fl f ,f X' 1 ff. ff rf' , If T5-. -gs ,. 'Rl , I - my , bv f Q wr-s 1 f -Y Q I I Q 5 ,I . 1 Q -if M93 , f -- f s -' saw 1 'XX . -V K ivy? 1' , . if - ' ' Q-La..,,, '- , , ' M g 5 54, . ' Win, Xb x.Nh . 'F' - --in ,,. .L 31-,vis '? T Sufi NX, , . x, , N-gg 5' ff A 'f if f s' ., Y ., ': 4?.11? - .wlffh '-'la V 'N-' Q ' fgmh wi- L-fig? ':,m, ' Ili- ' 11: gig. 'Xin' ., '-v 5 sum, - W,1,..ggA Nonnie Moore, Chi O, models 5 good-looking fall suif. The pic- iure was made on fhe sfeps ai The+a pond. Tweeds are always smarf. . v ,, 1umGQ p 5 Affer all you canf be f foci power for Travel The AD Ps s prepare for a drive. ff 'M ':,,.,, ' Qi .M fix D ..-f ilu ' ' ' 'Jlwx 11 rf ' ,fl l w 'il ' ,Q '1- lv:..' ','1.- 'Z' B+. 14' r. Ji 4- I ul '- a ..A , , 1 .Kxy as -NN s elf' liih 'ees.X,,,s V ' ' -3 a-A--.. ' -1 ,N V--,N 1 l l l l f Sig Alphs share +l1e ride wifh 'rhe li Theias, , l Y i- S-S 4 wh H ' 'M' fl . Q 5-v, '-xo Anyway, if sure beais walking. 1 ,-ff' . f N- X TO CONVERTIBLE A X Many are The modes of fransporfafion a+ A.8r M. Bu? regardless of wherher you drive a converiible or fravel by ihe old reliable fool' power, if musi' fifig i ix ' J , .X ' if-em 3, T ,,555 be admlHe'd 1'ha+ Aggies really ge+ around. affffqlaizfz qyr. fly, fs, -'zur -i . 1 -. Z., ff'-gf fails A , ',n,.?ah3- : i-lY'f.ki2:f'ff- ,Vw .AL .i Mgv. , I if? 'N Transporiaiion in ihe good old days. A few 'lravel by air. 5, ff. ,sfzum A I W ,g mm? LU v Jong v W ALSO r I E' 1' rf 4 'wr H I , QL? ff. I ' x xi l!,. ' Q 55 Sachime, Esquire . . . and rude awakening. if 'YN wMUNmluhnnqu.m.v ,, ,- v 5 'i' i 4 'IJ ' A Y XI Orefoepians sfudy Sad Seal: while rnfing tired feet. 'P' V . be fri A. .1 N a Some prefer fo swea+ our 'Phe line. xx WUMWUIUF 123 t 'l 'EQ-QV, ll2'::' ,. HU. ' ' af' Liv. ,Vf , 1 X, fly. L Q15- .gm f'S',o'. .f. ,sul , ,-53. if ,r Wx- :- i :lf V ,Bic Aff 1-1 Wfllfeli .vi-11. 4!-'r 11 .iff J..-f fi. 4 .I ,greg : 3,5 Q W. f , ' :Xia .Avy ,599 Laiin-American sfudenfs 'lry a game of shuffleboard. Oufings ai Boomer are always fun. X, J If f I fl .Ms 1 X ff ff! AFTER i Comes +l1e weekend-and afler flial' lasf class- Aggies lfurn seriously lo 'rl1e business of having l'Fun. And, nalurally, REDSKIN pholographers is ,were around lb snap a few picfures. bowling alleys are B REDSKIN ediiors and wives relax with bridge. lways crowded ywilh Aggies. -41. X Y 'ni H air R x Q - linux W A Wi' ' iw -- , -1.. xg. -1 x N1 i ,- V Emi' .N - ...al an TQ' 'Mi-Sree-, 5'w,Zif?292 iff7 'iw -.s5,s...A , .. . sz-, 4. f - aefhm.-f Fife... vw?-if is 0THE COLLEGE QACTIVITIES QATHLETICS AND MILITARY QLIVINC-3 GROUPS QORGANIZATIONS I. The A 8: M campus in full bloom wifh his+oric Old Cenfral in +he foreground . . . The aHrac- 'Hve surroundings in which we work and play. f lls.x.m it A nl. Juv, nw.. . I X, 1' Iii.: - xp, 9' 1 b. I r , I-A V , x a - ' 1 ,. I A I A 4 A i 55 H I ., . r 4 Y .,- . ' V... ., . .1 . R Y 1 Oar I I w ,i I 4- I I I 5 p5.,n,,.,,gf'2 H ff ff' ff 9 5 ,.- A ,. 1, ,,' .1 . ,t.2 ' 7 'ifvl s 'l 'I ,F v -gd 1 .a,x:. 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TURNER .wqpuqv ln apprecialrion ol Glclahoma's chief execulive whose democralic leadership has made progress The lceynole of his aolrninislraliong for his broad program of developing This s+a+e's nalural re- sources: for his policies of broadesl opporluni- lies lor ils commonweallh and for his sincere represenfalion of irs cirizenry . . . we pay lrib- ule To Roy J. Turner, governor of lhe Slale of Oklahoma. Page 37 Page 38 3? Al -. .3 lx Q - 855098 DR. HENRY G. BENNETT Presidenf of Oklahoma A. 8: M. College from Dr. HE RY G. BENNETT lndusfry, economy. honesfy and lcindness form a quarfef of virfues fhaf will never be improved upon. -James Qliver In a balanced eguafion of life, we are loolcing for a com- mon facfor of fhe parficular problem . . . in fhe knowledge fhaf solufions and approaches fo fhese are fhe special virfues of fhe educafed. In fhe pasf, presenf and fufure, dwell fhe dimensions of opporfunifies for college men and women, by plan, indusfry and deferminafion, do we, in parf, measure success, and in fhe personal affribufes of preparedness, infegrify and good will, we move a liffle nearer fhe goal. In a world fhaf broolcs only change . . . fhe assefs of fhe individual fhese days, are broadly governed by educafion. I fhinlc we have buf fo observe a single graduafion ceremony fo become richly conscious of fhe mulfiple values affached fo fhis special feaf on fhe parf of fhe individual or fhe collec- five group, Symbolic of purpose and plan, fhe sfudenf of fhis age is equipping himself wifh fhe implemenfs by which he efches more safisfacforily fhe values which he frusfs. purposeful living is fhe essence. Educafion is a vasf composife . . . of bofh mind and maffer. l-low wonderfully well fhey have blended on our own campus in a dual progress. And behind fhese are fhe dimension, fhe measure of success and affribufes fhaf give meaning fo purposeful living as well as fhe virfues embraced in fhe philosophy of James Oliver. The pasf year or more has been one of building here. lf has nof come abouf by chance, buf fo fhe confrary by plan and purpose, based on fhe square roof of fhe pasf, presenf and fufure. You as sfudenfs of fhe college and your predecessors are fhe ones who have fruly builf if, you are fhe Clcla- homa A. Xi lvl. College. Emerson said if so well, a greaf insfifufion is buf fhe lengfhened shadow of a single man, each of you being fhaf individual. i Cnu..iI TATE REGE T for HIGHER ED CATIO JOHN H, KANE Chairman The Oklahoma STaTe RegenTs Tor Higher Edu- caTion, recommended by Governor Lee Cruce in IQ! l, viTalized by Governor W. J. Holloway Through legislaTion in l929, creaTed by Governor Wm. H. Murray in I933, was submiTTed as a consTiTuTional amendmenT To The people and passed aT a special elecTion, lvlarch II, l94l, during The adminisTraTion oT Governor Leon G. Phillips. The TirsT meeTing was held June lo, I94l. Nine members oT The board, appoinTed by The governor, serve Terms Trom one To nine years, wiTh no Two designaTed Trom The same congres- sional disTricT, wiTh no more Than Tour Trom The same proTession or occupaTion and no more Than Three graduaTes or Tormer sTudenTs Trom The same insTiTuTion. AppoinTmenTs are made wiTh The advice and consenT oT The senaTe. ObiecTives oT The regenTs are deTined as: The developmenT oT a consisTenT sTaTe policy Tor higher educaTion, eliminaTion oT duplicaTed eT- TorT, discovery oT budgeTary needs, To remove inadequacies in presenT provisions and advance an eTTecTive program Tor higher educaTion, among oThers. AdminisTraTive oTTicers are lvl. A. Nash, chan- cellor, and T. G. SexTon, adminisTraTive assisTanT, Oklahoma GiTy. OTTicers are John H. Kane, BarTlesville. chairman: W. D. l.iTTle, Ada, vice- chairman, Dial Currin, Shawnee, secreTaryq Guy H. James, Oklahoma GiTy, assisTanT secreTary, and These members-Frank BuTTram, Oklahoma GiTyg Clee O. DoggeTT, Cherokee, Guy N. Harris, Ardmore, WharTon MaThies, GlayTon, and John Rogers, Tulsa. Row l: 'A. A, N-,gn J' ahcn a G'T,: Wkiaffiri Mvhe. Glipifj Gui, Harris Arijmiireg Clee O. DoggeTT Cherokee. Row 2: Q 1' G. ' Sk' free: W, D. l.ifTle, Ada: John Pogi-rs Tulsa: Guy H. James, Oklahoma CiTyq Frank BuTTrarn, Oklahoma CiTy. fri' N 1 - - f-Y-ff, , Q l i. f 3 , - , 5:.,,.4. 1 , 4 ' R , , .l ,..... 5 'i lEQ5IgEQxTx Seafed, lefT To righT: E. G. Drummond, vice-chairman, John PaT CarpenTerg O. l.. Lackey: Earl Russell: R. T. STuarT, chairman: P. E. l-larrillg Harold l-TuTTong Edward T. Davis. BOARD of REGE T FarsighTed wisdom, careTul direcTion and pro- gressive drive characTerize The Board oT RegenTs oT The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College. They have maTched iTs TaciliTies and opporTuniTies wiTh The naTion's greaTesT educaTional insTiTuTions. The presenT board includes R. T. STuarT, Caddo, chairman: Fred G. Drummond, l-lominy, vice-chairman: W. Elmer l-larber, Shawnee, sec- reTaryg P. E. l-larrill, Oklahoma CiTyq Edward T. Davis, Erick: O. l.. Lackey, T-liTchiTa: Earl Russell, Duncan: John PaT CarpenTer, Red Rock, and l-larold l-luTTon, ClinTon. The board oT RegenTs has The auThoriTy and is charged wiTh The responsibiliTy oT direcTing The disposiTion oT all moneys Trom The sale oT bonds and has supervision and charge oT all buildings provided Tor The college under iTs iurisdicTion. The board was creaTed by an amendmenT desig- naTed as 3 Ia, ArTicle 6, in The Oklahoma consTi- TuTion. 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 board shall be appoinTed Tor eighT years each wiTh one Term expiring each year. VesTed in The board also is The power To em- ploy Teaching sTaTT and The general welTare and progress oT The insTiTuTion, Tields in which They have disTinguished Themselves. ln Their sinceriTy oT purpose and plan, board members have guided The desTiny oT The college To The enviable place oT educaTional service iT holds among naTional cenTers oT learning. R. T. STUART, Chairman WWUDUHHUEMHHHH if '1 AA... Trix fame 1 M,.-.u Page 4I OFFICERS JCE FRANCIS PresidenT Sl-II RLEY JQITIES SecreTary-Treasurer J I M SMITI-I Presidenf Pro-Temp-or STUDE T E ATE ElecTed by The enTire sTudenT body, The STudenT SenaTe is The legislaTive branch oT The STudenT associaTion and works To promoTe sTudenT inTeresTs and To bring abouT Triendly cooperaTion beTween The adminisTraTion, The TaculTy and The sTudenTs. Perhaps The mosT imporTanT TuncTion oT The senaTe is To equally represenT The l2,000 sTudenTs who aTTend The college in all maTTers perTaining To Their wel- Tare. The senaTe, which meeTs weelcly, also conducTs The spring elecTions, malces appoinTmenTs, granTs charTers To approved organizaTions and sponsors many all- school pep rallies and dances. Those elecTed in The spring oT I949 To serve on The I949-50 senaTe were Joe Francis, presidenT, Shirley Jones, secreTary-Treasurer: Jim SmiTh, agriculTure senaTor and presidenT pro-Temporeg PaT Cosgrove, Bill KepharT and Don Wil- liams, senior senaTors, Jim IvlorTon and LaVerne I-Iigdon, junior senaTorsg PaT Ellison, sophomore senaTor, La Jean I-Iiggins, arTs and sciences senaTorp Peggy Lawyer, commerce senaTor3 Lorna Allen, educaTion senaTor, lvIorTon Elmer, engi- neering senaTorg Doris Jean I-lolmes. home economics senaTor, and Rod Parlcer, veTerinary medicine senaTor, Row I: Ale' Lorca: Ctfsizrrirfe Pat Ellison, Pad, Elrni-r, Mofronq Francis, Joe, Row 2: Grissom, Zed: I-Iigdon, Lavernne: Higgins, Jean' I-Tcilrnez Eltirisg Jfiineg, Shirlfi- Row 3' l4epharT, Francis: Lawyer, Peggy: Morlon, James, Smifh, Jim, Williams, Don. 'X 'i- Rew me g aa Yfkfx '25- 2-Fw Page 42 5' uvni- fx ., .1 ,si Leff To righT: Allen, Lorna: Elmer, MorTong Hoimes, Doris, Lawyer, Peggy: Parker, Rod: Higgins, LaJeang SmiTh, Jin-ig Campbell, O. K.: Grissom, Zed: Francis, Joe: Oqlesby, R. R.: Jones, Shirley: XNilliams, Dong Higdon, Lavernneg KepharT, Bill: Cosgrove, PaTg MOrTon, James: Ellison, Pai. PresidenT OT The STudenT associaTion was Zed Gris- som, who served capably in ThaT oTTice. Tom RiTchie, a Tormer senaTe member, was elecTed STudenT SenaTe presidenT in January upon The resigna- Tion OT Joe Francis. The senaTe began iTs acTiviTies immediaTeIy upon The opening OT school in SepTember wiTh The sale OT Tresh- man caps, The Treshman elecTion, queen race and coro- naTion ball, Sadie l-lawlcins weelc and dance. November saw The second annual Leadership cOnTer- ence launched under The auspices OT The senaTe. The purpose OT The Three-day meeT was To inTroduce new OrganizaTion oTTicers To The problems and duTies OT Their oTTice and To explain The available agencies on hand To exTend aid. A car pool, The TirsT OT iTs kind aT A. 84 M., was suc- cessTully organized in December To locaTe TransporTaTion Tor ouT-OT-sTaTe sTudenTs aTTempTing To reach home Tor The ChrisTmas holidays. Aid Tor Oklahoma universiTy's Tire vicTims was organ- ized in January by The legislaTors and more Than 4,5400 was collecTed in Tour days and sped on iTs way. An eTTecTive policy was esTablished by The senaTe in an aTTempT To clariTy vicTory holidays Tor boTh sTu- dem-s and TacuITy. A revised and T'sTreamlined consTi- TuTion was enacTed by The l949-50 senaTors and a liaison commiTTee was appOinTed To operaTe beTween The sen- aTe and The presidenT's oTTice. ln March, The TirsT sTaTe-wide convenTion OT sTudenT senaTors was held aT A. 84 lvl. wiTh The Aggie senaTe- playing hosT To represenTaTives Trom Olclahoma's 33 colleges, universiTies and iunior colleges. Music Tor The Junior-Senior prom, anoTher senaTe proiecT, was Turnished by Tommy Dorsey and his band, one OT The naTion's Top name bands. Chairmen OT The various commiTTees were lV1orTon Elmer, chairman OT The Leadership conTerence commiT- Tee: Bill KepharT, publiciTyg Peggy Lawyer, social, and Jim NOrTon, elecTiOns. ProT. R. R. Ogle-sby acTed as advisor To The group, combining The proper degree OT guidance and Tree rein. To him goes much OT The crediT Tor The success OT The i949-50 STudenT SenaTe. Page 43 A.W. . 'AR' TV' 0.4,-x l ak-X gs-P' 9? J-sis-'ff' 3 Bi 'FR' ...ii-Alvin' malalfg Q 1.1 ff IU' fi - may f,.....x - E.. A-.sb ri. 7-sf X x,,,,,. Top To boTfom row, leTT T ri ghT: Amend, Jeannineg Casacl, Barbara: DuTTord, Gay: Harry, Helen, Henderson, Emma Lou. Lawyer, Reggy: Mu'i:i', Fri, ie' Murra, EU'-y' Rrirhard i ' ' 4 I . OFFICERS RH YLLIS MURPHY RresidenT BETTY lvl URRAY Vice-RresidenT HELEN HARRY SecreTary PEGGY LAWYER Treacurer DEAF! JULIA E. STOUT Sponsor page 44 Maryg Wiles Jo Army Wilkerson, Maicia. The TirsT organizaTion each Aggie coed joins is The AssociaTion oT Women STudenTs. Each woman sTudenT auTomaTically becomes a member upon enrolling aT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College. The work oT AWS covers The regulaTion oT all maTTers perTaining To women sTudenTs which do noT Tall under The jurisdicTion oT The TaculTy. This work is carried ouT Through an execuTive board, a legislaTive board and a judicial board. The execuTive board is The governing body oT The organizaTion and is composed oT seven girls represenTing The Women's AThleTic associaTion, Panhellenic, The AWS judicial board, YWCA, lv1orTar Board, Grand council, and Tau Gamma plus The oTTicers oT AWS. 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 Hammond, assisTanT To The dean oT woman, is Their sponsor. The judicial board is composed oT Tive coeds-a sophomore, Two juniors, and Two Trom The senior class. VesTa ETchison is The advisor Tor This group. The TirsT big evenT on The AWS calendar This year was The annual Howdy picnic Tor new women sTudenTs. ThroughouT The year The group also sponsors a maTinee Tea Tor women sTudenTs. The Campus ChesT drive, Sadie Hawkins week, The Aggie ETigueTTe handbook Tor Treshman women and The insTallaTion dinner in The spring. Prof. Seafon, Dean Thomas and golf coach Harris fake lime ou+ 'From classes and aclminislralive du+ies for a relaxing game of golf. Page 46 DEAN VV. I.. BLVZZAPD Dean W. L. Blizzards leadership and The eTTorTs oT his sTaTT have made The A. 81 M. Division oT Agri- culTure inTernaTionally Tamous. The dean, head oT The division since I939, is a graduaTe oT Kansas STaTe college. l-le has worked To beTTer Oklahoma agriculTure Tor 30 years. i 1 DI I I0 of AGRICULT RE Oklahoma Tarms and ranches produce nearly Sl,000,000,- 000 OT new wealTh annually. The Division oT AgriculTure OT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College serves This imporTanT indusTry in Three ways. The School oT AgriculTure oTTers on-The-campus Training Tor Those who choose Tarming, ranching, or one oT The many relaTed occupaTions as Their liTe work. DeparTmenTs in The school are agriculTural economics, agriculTural educaTion, agriculTural chemisTry research, agronomy, animal husbandry, dairy, enTomology, ToresTry, horTiculTure, poulTry, sociology and rural liTe, and agriculTural engineering, The laTTer admin- isTered ioinTly by The School oT AgriculTure and The Oklahoma lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. The School OT AgriculTure's enrollmenT oT approximaTely 2,300 Tor l949-50 is Third highesT among The naTion's agricul- Tural colleges. The AgriculTural ExperimenT sTaTion Tinds new TacTs and meThods To be used on Tarms and ranches. The inTormaTion developed aT The college, I2 special research sTaTions over The sTaTe and Tive sTaTe-Tederal sTaTions, is TaughT in The School oT fXgriculTure. The AgriculTural ExTension service working Through sTaTe and counTy sTaTTs. carries The inTormaTion To Tarm people. '.'V iii V . ROYIFPKE ilfifi 1 .. T fi . ' ' r - ..xn f i 35. isa 1 law' l i i I u. l .rf r i .wcfz i 5 1'-'if ' ,w s - , A ' V ' T V va - . M , . 'f N 7 T 3' . -. .,, TN I.-...ss N, ' , V V 1 . -. ' . A Z , I wg T w , sxd' CHO0L of ART and CIE CE A liberal educaTion is The oTTering oT The School oT ArTs and Sciences, headed since I935 by capable Dean Schiller Scroggs. Believing emphaTically ThaT all college sTudenTs should have The culTural background characTerisTic oT well-educaTed men and women, Dean Scroggs has buiIT The A. 81 lvl. School oT ArTs and Sciences inTo an organizaTion ThaT will provide The essenTials as background Tor vocaTions, yeT can oTTer highly specialized Training in The social, physical and biological sci- ences and in The humaniTies. OperaTing under This plan, The School oT ArTs and Sci- ences has sTudenTs Trom every school on The Aggie campus enrolled in iTs many courses and has gained The repuTaTion oT being one oT The besT arTs and sciences schools in The souTh- wesT. The lvloTher oT Colleges, boTh hisTorically and logically, The school has had a sTeady increase in enrollmenT since The end oT The war by sTudenTs who desire a broad, general edu- caTion wiThouT sacriTicing preparaTion Tor a demanding spe- cializaTion as well. STudenTs enrolled in The School oT ArTs and Sciences are exTended an opporTuniTy To beTTer undersTand The problems oT group living and oT Their own social and poliTical responsi- biliTies. Once undersTood, The individual should be able To make a maximum vocaTional conTribuTion, yeT Tind rich saTis- TacTion in culTural and social experiences also. Ni 'UN' DEAN SCHILLER SCROGGS Dean Schiller Scroggs was gradu- aTed Trom SouTheasTern STaTe Teach- ers college, DuranT, in I925. T-le ob- Tained his masTer's degree Trom Columbia in l932 and his Ph. D. Trom Yale in l935. The auThor oT Two Two books on higher educaTion, as well as numerous arTicles in naTional iournals, Dean Scroggs has also pub- lished Two books oT poeTry. Page 47 Page ,- . 1-'TK li!-.N FATMONT D Tl-TCfMAS Dean oT The Division oT Com- merce since l92C?, Raymond D. Thomas was graduaTed Trom SouTh- wesT Missouri STaTe college and re- ceived his Ph. M. and Ph. D. degrees Trom The UniversiTy oT Wisconsin. l-le served as an army oTTicer in 'World war l. l-le is lisTed as a Top economisT by Who's Who in Arriericaf' N DIVI I0 of COMMERCE Since iTs organizaTion in I9l4, The Division oT Commerce aT Oklahoma A. gl M. College has successTully sTriven To answer The demands oT business and governmenT Tor scien- TiTically Trained men and women capable oT business leader- ship. Two separaTe schools have been esTablished under The division: The School oT Commerce, which oTTers educaTion Tor The broad Tield oT business pursuiTs on The higher or proTes- sional level, and The School oT lnTensive Business, which oTTers concenTraTed pracTical, or vocaTion, Training. Guided slcillTully by Dean Raymond D. Thomas, a man who believes in his sTudenTs, The division is builT solidly around The lcnowledge ThaT The business world demands clear minds, ready To accepT responsibiliTies, Tace realiTies and live help- Tully in socieTy. WiTh emphasis placed on The developmenT oT personal gualiTies as well as business lcnow-how, The division has esTab- lished a Commerce STudenT council, by which sTudenTs have an opporTuniTy To asserT Themselves on maTTers involving The division. The council is given an opporTuniTy To pracTice democracy by worlcing as an advisory branch oT The dean's oTTice. l G T 1 f.': T 'ifi ' CHO0L of D CATIO A Tine sysTem oT public educaTion being so TundamenTal To The well being oT a democraTic socieTy, The School oT Edu- caTion aT A. gc M. College has conTribuTed well Through The personaliTies and TalenTs oT iTs more Than 2,000 graduaTes since I9lO. G5raduaTes Trom A. 84 lvl. can be Tound among The besT Teachers in almosT every communiTy in The sTaTe oT Oklahoma, as well as in pracTically every oTher sTaTe in The naTion. ln view oT The growing demands Tor excellenT Teachers, sTudenTs are given Thorough insTrucTion in preparaTion Tor Teaching aT all levels in elemenTary and secondary schools and in many special Tields. ln addiTion, adeguaTe graduaTe sTudies are provided Tor The Training oT adminisTraTive and supervisory personnel guidance TuncTionaries, direcTors oT re- search and oTher specialisTs. Courses in The School oT EducaTion are designed To give Teachers a broad culTural background and To gualiTy Them Tor The Types oT cerTiTicaTes They desire. STudenTs Trom oTher schools on The campus oTTen Talce ad- vanTage oT The opporTuniTies Tor beTTermenT oTTered in The School oT EducaTion by enrolling in such varied courses as philosophy, phoTography and religious educaTion, and by using The TaciliTies oT The TesTing bureau. TA, - ' iwiifi LE V i e DEAN WILSON LITTLE One oT Two new deans on The A. 84 lvl. campus, Dr. Wilson I.iTTle Tools over The duTies oT chieT admin- isTraTor Tor The School oT EducaTion upon The reTiremenT oT Dean Emer- iTus N. Conger in I948. A naTive oT Texas, Dean LiTTle holds degrees Trom NorTh Texas STaTe Teachers college and Texas universiTy. Page 49 Page 50 DEAN D, C. MCIIXITOSI-I The C5raduaTe school was Tormed aT A. 81 M. in I929 by iTs presenT dean, Dr. D. C. McInTosh. Scholarly and unassuming, Dean McInTosh was graduaTed Trom The UniversiTy oT Indiana in I9I3, and has addiTionaI degrees in agricuITure and phar- macy-Ph.G., Indianapolis College oT Pharmacy: A. B., A. M. and Ph. D., Indiana universiTy. GR D TE CHO0L WiTh The posT-war demand Tor speciaIisTs in The various Tields oT business and governmenT, The enroIImenT Tigures oT The Olclahoma A. 84 M. GraduaTe school have swelled To a new high during The pasT year. The upward Trend oT graduare enroIImenT indicaTes The growing awareness ThaT The demands oT Today's world oTTen exceed The lcnowledge oTTered by a bachelor degree. Dean D. C. McInTosh heads The GraduaTe school aT A. 84 M. STressing The developmenT oT individual ThoughT and sci- enTiTic research meThods in iTs educaTion program, The school is designed To puT The sTudenT on his own as much as possible. The C5raduaTe school, esTabIished aT A. 84 M. in I929, now granTs masTer's degrees in 44 subiecTs and The docTor oT edu- caTion or docTor oT philosophy degree in seven subiecTs or Tields. The TirsT public examinaTion Tor a masTer's degree was held January I5, I95O, when Amos Maxwell, graduaTe sTudenT oT hisTory, was examined on his Thesis, The Sequoyah Conven- Tion oT I905. AT presenT, The masTer's degree has been awarded To 2,949 persons, The TirsT being granTed in I9I2. Eleven per- sons have received The docTor's degree aT A. 8: M. Division oi Home Economics NaTionally recognized as one oT The Top schools oT iTs kind, The Oklahoma A. 84 M. Division oT i-lome Economics has gained iTs honored repuTaTion Through The unceasing eTTorTs oT Dean Nora A. -l'alboT, who became direcTor in I923, and her sTaTT. Moving Torward wiTh The belieT ThaT The kinds oT homes people creaTe are deTermined by The values They hold, The Division oT l-lome Economics sTresses personaliTy develop- menT as well as proper home managemenT. Requiring en- rollees To sTudy hisTory, English, arT and The sciences, The divi- sion also suggesTs iournalism, elemenTary business courses, speech and oTher subiecTs To give each sTudenT a broad, gen- eral background wiTh which To beTTer undersTand The world in which They musT live. AlThough The purposes oT The Division oT l-lome Economics are primarily To educaTe women and men Tor homemaking, aTTenTion is also given To The Training oT women and men Tor proTessional posiTions reguiring home economics know-how. Since The TirsT home economics class was reguesTed by The men in l925, The enrollmenT oT men in a TradiTional Teminine sTronghold has gained sTeadily. NOT only do They Take The course l-Tome Economics Tor Men, buT They also Take ma- iors or elecT courses Trom every deparTmenT in The division. The deparTmenTs oT hoTel adminisTraTion and resTauranT man- agemenT, begun in I937, were made inTo a School oT T-loTel and ResTauranT adminisTraTion in l948. ,l -:ff-T . T f' x if-gave.. ,rr ,fi rin DEAN NORA A. TALBOT Dean Nora A. TalboT, known na- Tionally as a leader in The Tield oT home economics, is an A. 84 M. graduaTe. She received her masTer's degree Trom Columbia universiTy and did adminisTraTive work aT l-lar- vard universiTy. Charming and poised, The dean is The co-auThor oT Two high school books on home liTe. Page . . g.,,, ,,QQj- Q13 S . S 1 N ...Q Ni. Q 1 I '35 5 -s. .,.! . .. mms. ur u f N, ,Xa mi Q ri! Q 3 5 .i,.,c.,, ,.,,.,NN-Q ...Q , ' Q X - M., .s....f....! ..,. 5 1, ln. --'----- 'fl Q! - a- .-.ti ,Q es, . s , ...Q ...,, ,,- -N x H ice 'T :il i My I , K 1:1-lun:-is i 1 ixl- -., , T..,-,.....,.... -. ii ' ,---- V..-M -. -11-, .13- .xx E it l as XS fs Q ii Y DEAN EDWAPD P, STAPLEY Dean Edward R. STapley, head oT The lnsTiTuTe oT Technology, is ranked among The Top engineers oT The naTion. l.isTed in Who's Who in America, in Engineering, American Men oT Science and in Whos Who in American EducaTion, STapley served as acTing dean Trom l942-47 and was appoinTed dean in Decem- ber, I947. l-le holds degrees Trom Cornell and l-Tarvard universiTies. Page 52 0KLAHO Al TIT TE of TECH OLOGY As viewed aT The Qklahoma lnsTiTuTe oT Technology, The engineering proTession is noT iusT a maTTer oT slide rules, Tor- mulas and Technical inTormaTion. TT also requires good ciTi- zenship and a Teeling oT social responsibiliTy. The TaculTy and sTaTT oT 0. l. T. have meT The challenge oT The Times wiTh signal success, under The leadership oT Dean Edward R. STapley and oTher oTTicials. The name 0. I. T. indicaTes The organizaTion's scope oT acTiviTies. The insTiTuTe serves Qklahoma and iTs ciTizens under Three main divisions oT work: lnsTrucTion, research and exTension. Faced wiTh The largesT enrollmenT oT any school on The campus during recenT years, iT has mainTained highes+ sTandards while meeTing The need Tor expansion oT all iTs TaciliTies. UndergraduaTe and graduaTe work is based on The prin- ciple ThaT we are Teaching sTudenTs, noT courses. lndus- Trial developmenT in Oklahoma is aided Through research aT O. I. T. ExTension courses are available To indusTrial and civil employes. 3? CHO0L of VETERINARY MEDICI E Clclahoma A. X1 M. College added a new school To iTs cur- riculum in The spring oT i948 when The School oT VeTerinary Medicine was esTablished and approved-making iT The col- lege's eighTh compleTe branch oT sTudy. More Than 90 sTudenTs are now enrolled in The school. The school has Tour deparTmenTs wiThin iT, They are The deparT- menT oT anaTomy, paThology, surgery and veTerinary medi- cine. A Tour-sTory briclc building To house The new school is be- ing compleTed wesT oT The campus and will be ready Tor use nexT Tall. IT will oTTer ample classroom and laboraTory Tacili- Ties and will boasT every modern convenience necessary Tor sTudy. The courses in The veTerinary medicine school have been designed To TiT The graduaTe Tor many Tields oT acTiviTy. A parTial lisT includes privaTe pracTice, Teaching, service wiTh ciTy, sTaTe, or naTion governmenT healTh bureaus, as well as wiTh dairies, ranches and privaTe business. An inTensive Tour-year course is required in The school, wiTh a Two-year preproicessional program compleTed beTore admission inTo The school is granTed. DEAN C. H. MCELROY Dean C. l-l. McElroy, or Dean Mac, as he is lcnown To all, has been wiTh A. 84 M. Tor more Than 40 years. l-le served as dean oT men and as dean oT The Tormer School oT Science and l.iTeraTure beTore Talc- ing over as head oT The School oT VeTerinary Medicine in I948. l-le is a graduaTe oT A. 84 M. and ST. Jo- seph VeTerinary college. Page 53 5' .ff L Page 54 iEATi1C,P'.CAMPEELL Dean oT sTudenTs Tor The pasT Two years, Dean Olen KenneTh Camp- bell received his TirsT appoinTmenT aT Oklahoma A. 81 M. College in i939 as chairman oT counsellors of mens residence halls. l-le has also served as an associaTe proTessor oT educaTion. During The war, Dean Campbell served as a capTain in The U. S. airTorce. DEA of STUDENTS The duTies oT The oTTice oT dean oT sTudenTs consisT oT a composiTe of many adminisTraTive and sTudenT acTiviTies. CreaTed in V948 under The direcTion oT Dean O. K. Camp- bell, The oTlice has as iTs TuncTion The counselling and orienTa- Tion oT new sTudenTs, The guidance oT The sTudenT senaTe and oTher campus organizaTions and The general advising oT all men sTudenTs. Dean Campbell compleTed his second year as dean oT sTudenTs aT A. 81 M. and has been responsible Tor insTiTuTing The Leadership comference on The campus, as well as aTTempT- ing To esTablish closer uniTy beTween sTudenTs and The col- lege. The dean has worlced in an advisory capaciTy wiTh The sTu- denT senaTe during The pasT year and keeps in close Touch wiTh The workings oT A. 81 lv1.'s 200 campus organizaTions. Dean Campbell came To A. 8: lvl. in l939 as chairman OT counsellors oT men's residence halls and proTessor in The School of EducaTion. LaTer he was appoinTed acTing head OT The educaTional adminisTraTion deparTmenT in The School oT EducaTion in addiTion To his Tormer posiTion. A graduaTe oT SouTheasTern STaTe college, The dean re- ceived his lvl. A. aT Columbia universiTy. ,Q 5.-J' 53- g ,kk s..v'T'7 DEA of W0 E Young women coming To Oklahoma A. 84 M. College Tor The TirsT Time are welcomed by The college's oTTicial hosTess, Dean Julia STouT. The posiTion oT advising and looking aTTer The welTare oT all women sTudenTs in social, Tinancial and scholasTic maTTers is handled by Dean STouT, who has held The oTTice oT dean oT women since l928. The oTTice oT dean oT women is, in many ways a clearing house Tor The college acTiviTies since all social TuncTions on The campus aTTended by coeds musT have The approval oT The dean. l-lousing arrangemenTs Tor women sTudenTs are under The guidance oT Dean STouT, who acTs also as advisor To The exec- uTive commiTTee oT AWS, Women's Pan-T-lellenic council and Grand council. These organizaTions govern boTh independenT and sororiTy living groups. The counselling sysTem in women's residence halls aT A. 84 M. is under The direcTion oT The oTFice oT The dean oT women. l-lead counselor is Mrs. Anna STringTield. The women's sTudenT employmenT service is direcTed by Mrs. EsTelle l-lammond, assisTanT To The dean. Bernadine Brock is secreTary. DEAN JULIA E. STOUT Dean oT women Tor 22 years aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, Dean Julia STouT has helped Thousands oT coeds make The TransiTion Trom home liTe To college liTe as smooTh as possible. A special sTudenT aT DePauw universiTy Tor Three years, Dean STouT received her BS., M. A., and proTessionaldiploma Trom Co- lumbia UniversiTy. Page f, I! J' r I 9.6 x ff V 'U' X vi' f n Kr'. Q. ..1, AL-RIi3r-lT GE ERAL DMI I TRATIO .-. if 4 fin ,iv T 'i vi fx 1. 'f 5,4 x, ., f-EAIAZ QTPCN ,def PATTERSON DR. WEBER ABOVE PHILIP S. DONNELLfVice-presidenl ol lhe college. EARLE C. ALBRIGHT-Assislanl lo The presidenl. HERBERT PATTERSON-Dean of adminislralion. DR. RQXIE WEBER-Acling direclor ol sluclenl heallh service. BELOW HENRY R. ADAMSfDirec+or of School ol Technical Training. C. R. STRONG-College business manager. J. LEWIE SANDERSON-Chief clerlc and assisfanl business manager. EDWARD L. MORRISON-Direclor ol residenf housing. SANDERSON MORRISON .nl 'fss 1 an--..,r- U POTTS LOW WILBER ABOVE CLAY POTTS-l-lead of Jrlme college food unils and direcror ol slworl courses EDMON LOW-College librarian. Pl-llL WILBER-College arclwilecl. SHAWNEE BRQWN-Direclor ol llme exlension service BELOW l-l. VANCE POSEY-College velerans service orlicer. E. E. BREWER-Superinlendenl ol Jrhe college physical planl J. L. GILLUM-Manager ol flue College boolcslore. CLARK A. DUNN-Direclor ol engineering researclw. POSEY BREWER , ,. ,. .ff ,vsQ35es Here and There mong the Facult This year, rhe REDSKIN is preseniinq some- rhing new in rhe siudenr yearbook-a fac- ulry secrion. Purpose of rhe REDSKIN is To bring ro rhe reader a cornpiefe view of our college. Wirh Jrhis in mind, we have added a few iaculfy piciures. In iurure edirions of rhe yearbook, if space permifs, Jrhe RED- SKIN hopes io include The cornpieie faculry srahi of rhe college. 1 R. 'I Dane K xA,.V.. -1 ,. ,yd .xg .ig i K, Trois Q-ff R X -x ei Dr. Gi X1 5 ,si 5- A enn B. Hawkins and Dr. R. R Ogiesby of the polific science department. s 1- O I P 5 'rio C. Ei'Ifhf , Cf. Pf3kef+ Pohffef Dr. Scif Sdii-3' and Dr. Paui Fcrefnan Prof, R. P. Pfeifer, Dr. A. M. Schlehuber, Prof. H, W. Siaien 'ii 'fe 7CCi iC3f deoa Wren'. fhe aqronorny deparfrneni. . 3 N. TN- PCI, J. H. Bradmef and Pfiii, P. H. Bough iii ih George B. Tvnz, Prof. H. G. Thuesen and J. W. Kerr oi ihe indusiria QfjQnf, .iC'L Gepqrvfieni, engineering deparirnenf, '2..,,.ii ? V'1'n1i In-alll v ' 3 uni .vf-r 'Q n -L 4:4 1 fha' 'sqm -..- r Q4 A w ffh A,-Q T Bob Noble and Prof. Glen Bralcher of The anlmal husbandry deparfmenl, Prof- Ren QA Saxlfmy P,-of Roger Q, Flamjerg and Prof, JOM 5-lr Dawson ol The Civil enqlneerlrrq deparlmehr. VX' A 2 5 if 1 A y mm:-ri if wg, . V' 1 f ' i JW. 5 1-Ji 's ...LL V John Tale and Prof. C. L. Hill ol fhe indusfrlal ar+s deparfme-mr, I. E. Wallen, Dr. R. M. Chalmers and Dr. Roy W, Jones of 'rhe biological science deparlmemr. Glen Flora, Prof. Roberl C. Flle, Dr. David C. Winslow, Dr. Edward E. Keso, Prof. George S. Corlleld, Doris Howell and Wllliam Hardy ol fhe Prof, John I-I, Green and Prof. Norman De Marco ol The geography deparrmenr. speech cleparlmenl. t 1 U :J : AX F- ' :mn 1 Here and There meng the Faeult No omeshodd be!orgoHem who pbyssuch an Mnporramr nie in our everyday CoHege Mfe as ourins+rucrora !+is our hope fhefin rbe fufure These informed! p!c!ures nwoy re- ce!! pleesamr memorles of Jrhose who worked Hrdesdy foincrease ourknomdedge. QV ,,.C! N13 f- Ur, Peo E. Jeff Frff. Swear? P, Seaforw emo Prof. E'1'f :ff P. H. if W3 Co'w'A , niifrrwfwifrafuc-m deparfrwf-nr, Prof. G!adys B. Marsha!! Prof. James Walfers C!edi+h MCQua!n and Mariha Sharrock o!!!1e Horvwe We deparfment, , ,.----- - 1-2- ,. .. A..:c.a: I !, .. li ei !E 33 E4 'X-Q ' E. 'Na Lf. Trcr' ai H. Pe,r1Cr!d2 and Dr. B. B, Chapman o!?!1e Prof. Na+ Welker and Prof. Glenn R. Durre!! ofT!1e ' Tr , rj:-garffnpni foresfry deparimerd. Dr. G. A. Moore and Dr. Wendell Krul! o!1!'re zoo!oqy deparimenf. Hyun Liai. fm K, . 'J A Nj- ' ' ' X ' s , is 2-I 1 ,X 1 .s wa jk .. Dr. Millie V. Pearson, Carrie Dickerson and Prol. Rowan Elliif of fhe home Bradley Thayer and Howard M. Hawks of lhe mechanical economics educalion deparlmenl. engineering cleparlrnenl. ' ' . -W...-rr X- Dr. H. l. Fealherly and Dr. Waller W. Hansen of fhe boiany Prof. F, L. Underwood and Prof, G, P. Collins ol fhe aqricullural and planl palholoqv deparlmenf. economics deparfrnenl. Prof. William Newlon, Dr. D. S. Berkeley and Dr. Cecil B, Williams of lhe Prof. Helen Kadel, Wynelle Johnson and Prof. Adeline M. Ledbelfer of English de-parfrnenf. The household arls deparlrnenl, ' WMM! B Vw- 4 ik K I i W Here and Th re mo Q the F eulty iris nor rne purpose or rhe REfDSK9Pl+o be seWeerive in rhe choice or subiecra buf rerner ro qer a represenrarrve cross-secrion of our racuHy e+xMork,in conference orjusr relaxing. Too long, we feel, has rlwe faculry qone wwung. VVHM +Nsin nnnd,+He RED- SKIN presen+s'W4ere and There Pwnonq rhe Faculryf' aw 'P 2' Ur Lee Gamrn ervc Reber' Lacew M159 QnerniQaW engineering deparrm f J J' 1,4 QQ Y H 1 9 I 'M I-2 ffm, FWHM F A., prirrwc- -and Prrirf. E. P, Hwfir mf We Prof. Jerrwet. Siraffon, Prof. Clernenr E, Trour and Mark C u or ?r'ir, 'wi J-irrJ1f 'errf. of ine itrurnallgm depnrrmen L -'Y VH. -. 1 img C. F. C5'fi 'K '-P i Prof. Jirnes Garron John MCDQW and Franklin Crow of fine aqrrru fu a Fei-rrx oecarfr r , engineering deparrrnenf, I'Bmm mm co0 gco0O9 o H .goo o l ' 4 0 0 'Q 91 C Q, limi! V ' f'f'f 7 F JT' Y 7 Y ll' 1 avfufflsfkffaklif' ff, fP,'f.9,? 1-f r f 1 fra- ' ' f ,yy . f 4'3 414-li' Senior class ofllcers Isabell Waliers, vice-presiclenf Berf Gray, presidenh Evelyn Jones, secrefary. vga, 665' ...Q -. 735' .ff W3 i i . 1 -V r . . g 44? rg- xv ij? 'J R ff l .fe I-I THE GRAD ATE of 19 0 Below-Top Io Bo'Hom PE EMI' :f 5 3,- cf I: rf Dc :Sb-.. I' ,BTEC 4 hr. 335 :Amy ,' wwf' 5+ PM Skip.-.feel Ee Ieeoer fry LJ . '11 TI ar, Rc M1 :fume 'I i Qin Z? me F 'l 4302 TI' ' N. L35 -...f J ACUFF, CECIL W. SaIIIsa.'f I .X I BIue Key ASCI-IER, WALTER, New OrIeans, ASME SAE Fencing CIUE BOWMAN, JONNIE LEE Ponca CII'y CHAMBERS. DOYLE PPJWIII-e La. A Z 'I' K 'I' wr ?c AHRBER6, WILLIAM A. STIIIWGIEV Ii H Il BYE-cI21BrIdIe ATKINSON, DONALD E. AIToona, Penn. BRIMMER, ROBERT ALVAI-I Pueblo, CQIQ. I T K K Xl' SympI1onIC Choir ASME COOPEP, JULIETTE C. Semen, Yonne France :QQ .bi 'Q '1'r'7x ANCI-IETA, ANDERSON, ANDERSON SARAH M, PAUL D. ROBERT E. Baybay. Leyfe, Bay City, Mich. I-Ieavener P, I. 'I' M A A Z Symphonic Choir 'I' K 'I' Punchers K .X Il 'I' Il Z2 4. K vp BLACK, BOCKO, BOLENE, FRED EDWARD E. CHARLES E. CIeveIand N. BIIIerIca, EnId 'T' Kff' Mess. BA XI' 1' E BROWN, JR., BYRNES, CALDWELL, WILLIAM E. FREDERICK C. GEORGE A. Canonsburg, LIIchfIeId, Conn. Alpine, Texas Penn. Aggie X VarsI+y Tracle CUMMINGS, DAILEY, DANIELS. JAY RICHARD EUGENE N. DONALD W Broolrlyn, N. Y, FuIIon, Mo. AIva S 11 fb- ,aww- 'K LII H' -we-E inp- ,. 'V'- 1 xn- 35 asf ,ov 'Q' ab- Xf: DAVIS. ALBERT O. Treszeva nf, Tenn. ENGLES. LEO J. Tulsa A II M FOX, JR.. MILDEN BOB Tulsa E X HANCOCK. HUNTER MCRAE Mayfield dw 2 Wildlife Sociely DAVIS, JR. T. L. Jef ERNEST. FRANCIS LEO Tulsa A T Q Hell Hounds AIIE Blue Key Radio Council Newman Club Whos Who FREEMAN. GEORGE A. Chicago, III. A E Dairy Science Club HARNED. RICHARD L. Pyror ASME SAE DEARMENT. RICHARD DONALD Bessemer, Penn. ESTILL, WESLEY B. Cedar Rapids, Iowa A XA FREEMAN, JOHN A. EI. Smilh, Arlc. I-IESSER. BILLIE ANN Slillwaler K H E Home Ec. Club DETTWILER. EMAN UEL Neubrunn, Swilz. YMCA IRC FANG. TAC YAO Tinfsin, China FRIEND. EARL H. Glencoe HIGGINS. MYRTLE R. Barflesville DIERKES. JOHN H. Edwardsville, III. Y E ASCE FAWCETT BRACIE M. Sfillwafer K .X II fb B I AAUW Home Ec. Club GORDON. SIDNEY P. Slillwaler Wildlife Sociefy I-IILL. ARTHUR L. Chicago, Ill. 2 A E U E H EADES. JERRY Cenfer Ridge, OIAA FILA. Ark. GERTRUDE H. Slillwaler II T Z2 K A GRAY. MORRIS G. Sfraflord II 1' M E M Bapfisr Sluden Red Red Rose YMCA IRC HITT, EARL J. Barllesville HK N E T AIEE . I Union .54- 11 17' .Q fr, 4'6- xx.. 1 . EATON. D. J. Amarillo, Texas E A X FILA. LADISLAUS, J. Sfillwaler H T E GRUBB, JR.. CLARENCE E. Tonlcawa Fulure Teachers of America HOOD. ELDON L. Tryone A E K 9 IT K H E Agronomy Club Blue Key Cordell Council X 4' EICH EN BERGER, SAM Zurich, Swilz. Aquafic Club IRC FORESTER, GEORGE A. Pine Bluff, Arli. AIChE YMCA HAMM. THOMAS E. Nowafa IP K 'IJ HORTON, WILLIAM H. Moirisfown, Tenn. Page 65 THE GRAD ATE BeIow-Top 'ro Boffom Ev' I-I 'nctl 'TEM3-Ef 'i:' Cox IRAQ-rw fawhw-Epi 3 Iwi. -ff' -'-N' LLB T' 'X 1' 1149- -.E Y 4.2 T w,.,4 ,-1 PY' ,- v is ' -I 5 , I 'I 1.11 . ' J- ' I -1 IU .j. A RUYIIQIIIHIS. 'hx T- ez?- ,Q is-r I-IOWARD, I-IUBBARD. I-IELEN I-IAROLD A. Drumriqhf Wichita, Kan. .Y AI AIIE OSPE ,IOI-IANSSON, KAISER, OLLE A. I-I. QUENTIN C. UC'DsaIa, S,-.eo SI. AIEPJHQ, N. 'I' I Z2 ll I RLWIC5 I-Iorwir LEE LEE, CLARYNE A. ELOYD M. Sardls Sardbg MCLAUGI-ILIN, MCNEIL, HOMEP C. GENEVA M. Duncan LFYIIEIVIFI, IdaI1 Chem Club Fencing CIUE Y. Q 1'. ISENBERG. RICHARD I-I. SaII Lake Cify, Ufah IKEECI-I, JACK Sfwllwafer IIT I ASHVE ASME LUMLY, CLAUDE A. Cushing K A Il 'I' A K Ir' K fr- MQNEIL, JR., PERL L. Woodward WiIdIiI'e Sociefy ,111 . JAMES, JR., WILLIAM E. SIIIIwaIer COIL EEA KITTRELL, WILLIAM D. WInIIeIcI, Kan. MARSHALL, RICI-IARD O. Mone-II, Mo. 'I' .X T A ll XI MILLER. ROBERT Z. Pawnee I' H T A. 81 M. Masonic Club, Wesley Foundafion I fiflif In JILE5. CHARLES WILLIAM Rus+on, La. OSPE AIIE LASH, GENE R. Nash Block 81 Bridle Aggie Sociefy COII. FEA MAXWELL, AMOS D. OIcemaI1 II 1' M II K A 'I' A H K A ll MINTON, FREAM B. Tulsa SAE 'GK MORRIS, JR., GEORGE W. Duran? REINKING, REX B. Wardville 413' E Eniomology Club THOMAS, ARCI-IIE C. Sfillwaler H E II K A II 'PX A II E WEGENER. RAYMOND L. Minco A I' P TDK 415 A Z Blue Key II T M TPI-I E 45? 'u-N A911 nv! ,.- ,gif Wh' QRS S-Q. lf-fy Q,,X 4--' sg 4235 5...-. 'Z-an 1-L., as.. NY' 5 2 73. MURPHY. MELVIN E. Garland, Uiali B B B Wildlife Socieiy RHODES, THURMAN L. McAIes+er Coll. FFA TIDWELL, PAUL W. Burlingfon WHITEMAN, JOE V. Sfillwafer NORTHEN, MELVIN I. Begqs KH E Aggie X SMITH. JAMES H. Pryor A XA TODD, MARTIN E. Siillwaier fb K 45 B A NI' 1' E WILLIAMS, JR.. M.l-I. Lovell BAYI' AKYI' QJHE 'Qu-. i. 4-., tr-Ny, PANISH, PARRISI-I, PHILLIPS, REEVES. KAW S. WILLIAM WAYNE JONES D. Roi Efclw, Thailand Duran? Deriion, Tex. Olcla. Ciiy Forensics Block 84 Bridle fb E Coll. FFA Wildlife Sociefy Masonic Club SPIVEY, STAVINOHA, STOLPE, THAKER. GRACE L. EDWARD A. RICHARD H. MANOHAR B. Siloam Springs, Arlc. Siillwaier Siillwaler Wedlwwan, India E A E IRC li? II E Aggie X E II fb K 'I' IRC WACHTMAN, JR., WALKER, WEAVER, HENRY C. MORGAN W KENNETH D. Vera Rusiori, La. Ba+esIar1d, S. D. H T E AIME Masonic Club OSPE WILSON, WISEMAN, ZIRAKZADEH. JAMES C. KENNETH ABOULGHASSEM Olfla. Ciiy Danville, Ark. Telwerari, Iran II M T I A E Scabloarcl 81 Blade Page 67 E IIIR CLASS of 190 Below-Top Io BoHom A 3 neva Cf P r-- 5 W 3 5+ :re-If-Hier ca F r: ie ca, 3' I'e'a C Cri -La re 94' Q L1 'W . .' I is Y! ru' f 8 . IF 12 ABERNAIHY FPANK W. Enid Engineering I A If fl' II I 'I' .X I' I 'I' ADAMS. EDWAR D F, Iallaliassee, Fla, C0-nfneriie ADAMS PAUL W. Sfniffale' Ffmfnpfr-,L ,J , ,, Air Force Pezerf American Legion Officers Club Arn. Miirliirfydle Ann, ALEPIGI-IT MELVIN A. Sfillnzllfgr Enqrng-rj-rin-4 II K A ASME AICE Hrrliefl f 1 JI, Clur ABRAMS, HARVEY C. Cleveland Engineering ASCE OSPE ADAMS, EUGENE D. Tulsa Engineering ASME Petroleum Club ADAMS. PICHARD D. Searcy. Arlf. Engineering H X ASCE Be-aux Arla IRC ALEXANDEP, PHILLIP W. Barnzdall Aqriaullure 'I' I Fnrezlry Club was an-Q av- fvs .1 ,fm C 215 ABRAMS JOHN R. Henryefla A 81 S I N IAX Edziof OlColly ADAMS. HAROLD G. Tulsa Educalion I 'I' IC Blue Key Educalion Senalor Wlwls Who IFC AITKEN, RALPH E. Buffalo Commerce ALEXANDER. SHEILA I. Tulsa Home EC K K I' WAA Home Ez. Club Leaders Club ADAIR. JAMES O. Ada Aqriculfure ADAMS. HOUSTON Huqo Aqrlculiure AKIN. JOAN Slillwaler Educafion ALLEN, CHARLES C. Maysville Aqricullure A I' I' Bloclf 81 Bridle Officers Club Aggie Sociely ADAM, FRANCIS A. Olceene Aqriculfural ADAMS, MARY E. Tulsa Home EC AKIN, ROLAN M, Shawnee Engineering ASME OSE Flying Aggies Enqr. Sfudenf Council ALLEN. DOYLE E. Newkirk Commerce AI K 'I' ...M- ALLEN. ELDEAN Eldorado Agriculfure ALRED. RUTI-I L. Pawhuska Home Ec. K A 9 ANDERSON. WILLIAM A. Odessa, Texas Educaiion Track O Club ARGO. LEON V. Cushing Engineering E T H K N AIEE 4 1' 4' ! 7 75' ALLEN, GENE A. Neosho, Mo. Commerce O'CoIIegian Aggievafor AMEND. ZEENA M. Siillwaier A 81 S 'T' E A TT BT IT ZK Moriar Board AWS Judicial Bd. ANDREWS. ALVIN J. Perry Engineering fb H E E T TIME AICE ARGU E, DONALD D. Jenkiniown, Penn. Engineering T K E H K N AIEE OSPE fi! gag, vs X.. 'BN hx . 'RK wwf 'fi ALLEN, JOE B. Pawhuska Agriculiure I X Block 3: Bridle Rifle Team ANDERSON. CALVIN E. Wichita, Kan. Engineering II T .Y ASME OSPE ANDREWS, J. J. Boise Ciiy Commerce X I' I Scabbard 81 Blade ARMSTRONG. CLARENCE C. Barilesville Agriculfure A T' P Scabbard 81 Blade Block 8: Bridle Punchers Officers Club ALLEN. LORNA C. Wagoner Eclucafion TT E A Sfudenf Senaie ACEI Girls Rifle Club IRC ANDERSON, ELEANOR M. Tulsa A Sc S A X Q KA IT fi? A 9 TT T' BI Orange 8: Black Ouill ANGERER. MARY E. Siillwaier Home Ec IT B 43 O N Morfar Board Leaders Club Orange 8: Black Ouill ARNOLD. C. G. Gufhrie A 84 S 4iJKfIP NPX CDMA XFI Symphonic Band ALLEN. THOMAS J. Verden Agriculfure A Z Block 81 Bridle Coll, EFA Aggie Sociefy ANDERSON, I-I. GENE Tulsa Commerce K K XII Men's Glee Club KT II Personnel Sociefy Wesfminsier Foundaiion ANGUS. RUBY Ponca Cify A X: S E T A II E A ARNOLD, CECIL A. Springer Commerce 'Q-go' ALLEY. CARMALITA J. Woodward Commerce Aggiefres AN DERSON, JAM ES T. Muskogee Commerce OI:Iicer's Club ANTRIM. PATRICIA R, Oklahoma Ciry Educaiion K A 9, Pres. ACEI ETA WAA ARNOLD, DIXIE Oklahoma Ciiy A Xi S XQ, Pres. ALLGOOD. CHARLES N. Shawnee Engineering E T Scabbard X1 Blade Flying Aggies AN DERSON. PERRY B. Viniia Engineering ASME OSPE APPLEGATE, JR. LEO Drumrighi Agriculfure E 9 E Agronomy Club Punchers ARNOLD. ROBERT B. Tulsa Engineering .S A E ALONSO. MANUEL P. Brooklyn, N. Y. Engineering ASME Newman Club ANDERSON, S. ED Sand Springs Agriculture S A E A Z II E TT Aggie X Scabbard 31 Blade ARENS, JAMES L. Medford Engineering AICI'iE Newman Club ARTI-IURS. MELVIN R. Binger A Bc S Page , . J Ct: IOR CLASS of 19 0 Below-Top Io BoHom af' WF' 'L from M F' Er' 'ea Nl . ,MV , xi I S1 I rits 1-9 I X Ig Y is APVVOOD, JEAN P. Tulsa Ccirnrvrerce Hell Hounds ATKINS JANE E. Tulaa A 81 S Z 'I' A II K A N6-.-frnar Club Varsily Radio Elebafe Playeri: Club Spealerl Club BABE? QPAL E. EIL CSI, F Jnff f.,, rig Ii II Ii II ICA BAVEP MII TON F. Oi Cv, Erif1ir':f1fifi1 1'-M. IK' ,-Q.. .Ain X-.. 1' v vw-5125 ASHLEY GLYNN H, Wesley Agricullure Coll. FFA ATKINSON THOMAS J. Senfinel Commerce Ii A XI' Puncliers EAI-IOS. CONNIE E. Tulsa A 81 S IPC O Collegian EAVER, PATPICIA I. Olla. Cify A F1 S K 'lr Crilerion AAUW ASKEW. WILLIAM O. New BosTon,Te1. Agriculture ATTERBUPY. ROBERT T. Antlers Educ-afion BAIRD HARLEY S. Madison, MQ. Engineering AIEE IRE Amaleur Radio Club American Legion EALES. JACK D. Canc-y, Kan. Agricullurc IA IC ASLAKSEN CARROLL Maplewood, N. J. Engineering 'I' K Ii E T Scabbard 81 Blade II If N AIEE AVANZINI. JO ANN Coalgare Home EC Choral Club BAKER. JAMES R. Avant A 81 S Colleglans BALES. JOAN O. Edmond Home EC X12 YWCA Young Dernocrals ATCHESON, JOAN E. Tulsa Home EC A .X II Home EC Club InIerYReligious Council YWCA AYERS. S. T. Inglewood, Calif. A815 HX Scabloard 81 Bled BAKER, JOHNNY P. Gould Engineering Beaux Arls BALES, L. J. Muskogee Commerce qt.. . 'is ? T'-Pirie Q--v-' 'lx BALL. JR. LEMUEL F. McAIes+er Agriculiure Agronomy Club YMCA Coll. FFA BARBEE. JR. LEWIS F. Frederick Agricullure Dairy Science Club Aggie Sociely Aggie Council BATES, JR. CHARLES T. Ada Agricullure A T' P Block Sr Bridle BAY, H U BERT D. Cushing Educalion vi? BALL. ROBERT B. Jackson, Miss. Engineering BARCLAY. ROBERT W Tulsa Commerce A X A M K T Hell Hounds Olilicers Club BATES. FRANK E. Noble Agricullure A I' P Block 81 Bridle Aggie Sociely BAZEMORE. HAZEL M. Tecumselri Home Ec Home Ec Club WAA BALLEW, JR. WILLIAM F. Talilequali A Xe S BARD. EUGENE D. Blackwell A 8: S fb A E BATES. JAMES R. Ada Agricullure A T' P Block 81 Bridle BEAGLES. ROSETTA I. Slialluclc Commerce T F E H 9' X, IRC ' Moriar Board Comm. Sludenl Council Orange 81 Black Quill vs BAMBURG. ARNOLD L. Welumlca Agriculiure 'I' H If A Z Officers Club Coll. FFA BARNETT. MARY E. Tulsa Educaiion X fl Womens Alnlelic Ass'n YWCA IRC BATES. ROBERT P. Norman A T A Scabbard 81 Blade Blocl1Xc Bridle Coll. FFA BEALE. JAMES H. Tulsa Commerce E A E 1 'f . fa. BAMBURG, DORTHA L. Seiling Home Ec K fb IT Z K Wesley Foundalion Aggie Wives BARRINGER. HARROLD H. Norplnlei, Ark. Agricullure Bloclc 8: Bridle BATES, JR. RUSSELL B. Clarlcsville, Tenn. Engineering II T E OSPE ASME BEARDEN, BARBARA S. Tulsa Home Ec K A 9 BANCROFT, JR. GEORGE H. Holland, N. Y. Engineering ASIAE BARTLETT. J. T. Oiclalioma Ciiy Engineering H K N AIEE OSPE BATES. WILLIE A. Purdon, Tex. Agricullure Bloclr 81 Bridle BEASLEY. RICHARD L. Slroud A Xi S r-..-.4 ik ca? BANKS. MELBA L. Senlinel Educalion BARTON. JOHN W. Thomas Agricullure A I' P Bloclc Xi Bridle Aggie Sociely BATEY. ROBERT W. Denlon, Tex. Engineering 9 X ASCE OSPE BEASLEY, WELDON L. Devol Engineering E T 'Q BARBEE. GENE A. Elgin, Kansas Engineering Flying Aggies ASCE BATES. CARROLL E. Wicliila, Kan. Arclniieclure E T Beaux Arfs BAUCUS. VVILLIAM D. Richmond, Mo Agricullure Z X IFC BEAZLEY, FRANK W. Marieila Engineering E A E E T H K N AIEE OSPE Page 7I BECK, JOHN R. Edmond A815 BEERS, HENRY O, Wesfporf Conn. Engineering 'I' K 'I' IPres.I BENDER RALPH E. OIIanofna City Enqineerinq BENNETT, YVIILIAM F. SIiIIffaIQr AqriCuIIure Farm Home x 7 Y or If Aqronoffy CIUICI . ,. . Agfiie Jccieff BECK. GEORGE HENRY Kremlin Engineering K '1'Il IPres I 'I' I A E IT T I ASME OSPE BELL, JR. GEORGE M. K .X IT Il ll I 'I' II I BENEDICT, THOMAS E. Peffy Engineering BERGER, DALLAS G. Horniny Agriculture BIocI Ei Bridle BECKI-IAM, HEYWOOD C. Corsicana, Tex. Engineering BELL, NEIL B. Arkansas City, Kan. COVTIVTWBVCE BENGSTON. JACK C. HiIIsdaIe A 81 S BERCJMAN, RAY E. Tulsa A815 'I' K 'I' 'I' II I IIAIIC XIII AECA Officers Club BECKHAM. REBA J. OIive Educaiion FTA Bapfisf Siudenf Union BELLINGI-IAUSEN, LOUIS R. Ponca Cify Aqriculiure A I A Newman Club BENNER RICHARD N, CIiIIon Heighfs, Pa. Commerce All II Masonic CIub BEST. TEDDY D. WaI1ers A 81 S BECKHAM, WILLA A. Afoka Home Ec BELTZ, ROBERT H. Oklahoma Cify Commerce H K 'I' Hell Hounds Newman Club BENNETT. MARJORIE Oklahoma Cify Home Ec AAH WAA YWCA IRC BEST. THOMAS R. Tulsa AgricuI'rure BIGGERS. JOHN V. Jericho, N. Y. Engineering ASME BISHOP. MARLON J. Lawlon Commerce BLAIR. ROBERT R. Tulsa Engineering AIME Pefroleum Club OSPE BLESSIN6, JR. ROGER F. Kansas Cily, Mo. Engineering E X Beaux Arls Engr. Sludenl' Council Officers Club IRC BIGGS ALDEN H. Polwin, Kan. Agriculture Dairy Science Club BITSCHE. ROBERT J. Chickasha Agricullure 9 K fb Horiicullure Club Newman Club Musfangs BLAIR, WALLACE D. Ada Agriculfure Farm House A Z Block Bc Bridle Ollicers Club BLOCH. HENRY E. Oklahoma Cify Commerce v X BIGGS. ROBERT J. Enid Engineering Beaux Arls ASCE BLACKBURN, JR. J. T. Welch Engineering I T IT T I ASME Newman Club Engineering Sociely BLAKESTAD. EDWARD H. Tulsa Engineering I T IT T I TIM E BLOCH. NINA J. Tulsa Home Ec E A T ACEI Home Ec Club Brandeis Club BILDERBACK, J. D. Wakila Commerce B A XI' BLACKKETTER. JAM ES E. Leedey Agricullure BLASINGAME, ROBERT P. Oklahoma Cify A 81 S BLOOD. ROBERT K. Oklahoma Ciiy Commerce B 1-I II M K T Ollicers Club Scabbard 8: Blade BILYEU. JOHN O. Slillwaler Engineering TI M E X E ASCE BLACKMAN. ALVIN W. Hunlinglon, Ark. Commerce B A XI' I' 2 BLATNER. WILLIAM E. Savannah, Ga. A Xi S X FI NI' X FTA IT E TI BODMAN. JOHN I. Ponca Cify Commerce Personnel Mngl. Sociefy BILYEU. KATI-IRYNE M. Sfillwaier Commerce IT F H II SZ IT E II K A Il Order ol: Gregg Arlisfs BLACKMAN. JACK H. Weleelka Engineering BLAYLOCK. DALLIN M. NOTVTTBU Agricullure Black Xi Bridle Flying Aggies Masonic Club BOEKEN. WILBUR L. Moran Engineering BINNS. CHARLES L. Kellyyille A Bi S A Il M Rul-Nex BLACKMAN. ROY E. I-Iunlingion, Ark. Commerce BLAYLOCK. GLENN W. Roland Commerce B A XT' BOGDANFFY. GEORGE H. Clilfon, N. J. Engineering T K If Aquafic Club ASME BIRMINGHAM, HOYT O. Tulsa A Bi S II K A Men's Glee Club Symphonic Choir BLAIR. JIM H. Cla-Irion Engineering ASCE BLESSING. GEORGE H. Oklahoma Cify A T A Scabbard Xi Blade BOGUE. PRISCILLA J. Oklahoma Cily Educalion A X SI K A IT KVRO Slafl IRC YWCA ACEI Page 73 E IOR CLASS ol 19 Below-Top lo Bollom fl -.,,., .-.-M - ' . , -. A-,J :TGI 15' TVN cierlnw' 3' Ea' ' r- fl ruff r lllllffffl' nillrssrz r illlusulu llllllllY llllllll llllllf llllll Iiuur llll llll Ill If 2 .u ,,. J ,- BOLGATZ, NORMAN S. Spring Valley, N. Y. Engineering BOSSONG. FRANK G. Elrnlnursl, NY. A853 M X fb,Xl4 KAII Il VM Newman Club BRADFORD, FRANCES L, Horninf Horne EQ lI1i'lr IDN WAA Orange Quill Oranqe B Blacl CMEN EGPASLJELL LEO A. Hilcliila Engineering II K N AIEE BOLING. ROBERT E. Nardin A815 IFE BOWLINE, CECIL M. Slrialoolr Agricullure Agronomy Club BRAKEBILL, JR, OUINTIN W. Stillwater Engineering I ,X I5 BRATTAIN OOR DON N. Blill-wafer Agriculfure Blotl Xi Bridle BOLTON, DALE L. Cushing Educafion 'PA I-1 Il ME Il K A Speakers Club BOYD, HENRY D. Hugo Engineering BRALY. MARY L. Bla-:Irwell A 81 S .E AI Symplw. Clwoir Orange Ouill Orange X1 Blaclr Quill Wliois Wlio BRATTAINI HAROLD GENE Ponca Cily Commerce Ii A 'I' I' I BOND. WILLIAM R. McLeansboro, III. A815 BOYD, NITA P. Allus Educalion ACEI BRANDEBERRY, BOB M. Rapid ony, 5. D. ' A315 Efbli Hell Hounds Varsiiy Trad BRAZELL, JAMES E. Olrernaln Engineering 'I' Il I I T II T I AIME OSPE I I i I il I BOOTHE. WAYNE C. Cordell Agriculfure A I' P A Z Blue Key Block 8: Bridle Nall, Sfar Farmer Arn. Club lPreS.I BOYKIN, BILLY G. Slwidler A 31 S 2 .X X Players Club Varsily Radio Clul Hof Jazz Club BRANT. MARGARET E. Crescenf Commerce YWCA Inler-Religious Council BRETT, ELLEN P. Ponca Cily Commerce BREWER, GWENDOLYN F Springlown, Tex. Agriculfure Horficullure Club BROADHEAD. ALFRED H. Slillwaler Agricullure Foreslry Club Agronomy Club BROWN, VIRGIL A. Haskell, Tex. Commerce BRYANT. ERNEST E. Lexinglon Agricullure Baplisl' Sludenl Union Coll. FFA BREWER, JOSEPH J. Miami Engineering HKN HMI-I Amaleur Radio Club AIEE BROOKS. ASHLEY A. Lyndliursf, N. J Engineering H T I BROWNE. EMERALD R, Oklahoma City Engineering E fb E BRYANT. GEORGE C. Pangburn, Ark. Engineering E T H K N AIEE OSPE Engr. Sluclenl Council BRIAN. JAMES A. Okmulgee Commerce IIQIT F E BROOKS. CHARLES E. Marielra Agricullure BROWNING. BEVERLY J. Broken Arrow Commerce H Q II db X A BRYCE. THOMAS D. Sligler Agricullure Block Br Bridle Aggie Sociely BRICKMAN. TROY T. Enid Commerce Scabbard 8: Blade Officers Club Hell Hounds IMRC BROWN. BARBARA A. Shawnee A Ei S ZTA lPres.l H KA Speakers Club IRC Debafe Club BROWNSWORTH, LLOYD R. Okeene Agricullure A I' P Coll. EEA Aggie Sociely BRYSON. JACKIE A. Brislow Educalion T I' BRIDGES. JAMES H. Cherokee Engineering E T X FI Beaux Arls Flying Club BROWN. BETH M. Tulsa Educafion K A Peppers Womens Rifle Team BRUNER. ROBERT E. Erick Agricullure Aggie Socie+y BUCHANAN. RAYMOND L Hollis Commerce BA11' BRIGGS. RALPH E. Ponca Cily Commerce II K A I' E B A WI' Mens Glee Club Symphonic Clrioir Opera Club BROWN. BETTY J. 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LIgryf1I Efiur f1Iion 5 -5.1 CR' 4-as +- EARNEY, AARON L. Cherokee AqrIcuIIure Earrn House Agronomy CIUID EARRAR, GEORGE A. EIgin AqrIcuIIure K A FERGUSON, JR., JOSEPH W. Pawlnuska A 81 S I' I-I II V I' I J .., 4 FIELD, HAROLD S. Denver, Colo. Enqhweerinq AIEE 1 EARNEY. LLOYD M. Cherokee AgricuIIure Farm House A Z Agronomy CIub Aggie SocieIy FELBER. MELVIN A. Bison EnqineerInq 4-I K 'I' II I-I I FERGUSON, PAUL C. Canby, Minn. Enqineerlng EINCANNON, OMAR J. Tulsa Engineering ASME FINNELL. HERBERT E. Tulsa Agriculfure FLANAGAN. R. STANLEY Oklahoma Cify Engineering GKKII FOLKS. HOMER Hydro Agriculfure K T H IRC Agronomy Club Bapfisf Sfudenf Union FOWLER. RICHARD L. Tulsa A 81 S K T II Bapfisf Sfudenl' Union IRC Inferdenom. Council Religious Emphasis Comm. FISH, CURTIS D. Abilene. Tex. Commerce FLANAGAN, WILLIAM B. For? Smifh, Arlc. Agriculfure FORE. EARL R. Eldorado, Arlc. Agriculfure G X Scabbard 8: Blade FOWLER. SALLIE LOU Barflesville K K 1' XP X IRC WAA FISH, HOWARD V. Hereforf, Tex. Engineering AICE ASME FLETCHER. MARVIN B. Yukon Agriculfure A S A Block 81 Bridle Aggie Sociefy FOREMAN, A. DOYLE Amarillo, Tex. A 81 S E I9 E Wildlife Sociefy FOX, MAX V. Shawnee A 81 S fb M A K K NI' Varsifonians Symph. Band Symph. Orchesfra FISHER. HOOVER P. Sfillwafer A 81 S K K 'Il FLETCHER, S. RICHARD Oklahoma Cify A 8. S EN PIPE IRC FORTH. MELESSE M. Wagoner Home Ec Home Ec Club FRANCIS. FELIX F. Oklahoma Cify Agriculfure Aggie X FISHER, RUTI-I E. Oklahoma Cify A gl S Z T A FLETCHER. WILLIAM L. Ramona Educafion FORTH. ROBERT R. Arkansas Cily, Kan. Engineering FRANCIS. JOE D. Ausfin, Tex. Agriculfure S1udenfSenafe Ruf-Nex Bloclf 81 Bridle Film Sociefy Blue Key FITCI-l, JR., ERNEST C. Wichifa, Kan. Engineering H T E OSPE AIME Masonic Club Pefroleum Club FLIKKEMA, PAT A. Tulsa A Xi S K K F Par Linx WAA AWS FOUST, GEORGE A. Miami ARS FRANCISCO. JAMES R. Oswego, Kan. Agricullure A I' P fb H E FITCH, JANETTE D. Enid Commerce IE II Orange 81 Blaclc Ouill FLIPPO, D. 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DCJLORES IElIIf1I'If,mcx CIJPPI-IEY. LIAVILJ G. LIf1rIIr-f.zIIf- IIAYI IOI-IN C. H1,1.11f.f'I LIICI A. CMV HAPVE f F. mx rfsfI,,,. IQP UMMO ANN Hf.',IIf.,I IIUPELS HAPPY J. N.I. NI1 e,f.f.In,nI N. EDWAPLIS JAMES N. CJuIn1r,n CORNELIUS MAPY F. EI Re-nt. CRISSEY. YENNETI-I L DaIIaz, 'I-1-. CURPIEO. POYCE A. Ii'-1rII0ivIII0 DAY. WINTI-IPO? SIIIIWGM-I DICKSON. ANN IuIwf1 LfUCI . JOHN E, SVIIIJMIM UUPPELL. BILL M. SIIIIfmffAr EFAW. PAUL B. SIIIIHQIM ..-a CORTNEP. GEORGIA I, Osawafomie, Ks CRISWELL. DANIEL L. SapuIpa DAILY. RALSTON B. Muldmw DEAN, L. G. JAMES Cu5IvInq IJICKSON. DAVID J. MQAIQLIM DUFFY, JACK P. Manqum DUSTON. GLEN VANCE Tulsa EISENI-IOUP, ERMA J. Minco ,- 'li .. -7' -Rr.. Y' 3. rw-Q: 'A u.. Q-. one S .aa .orb 181- ll'-s ELIZANDE. ARTURO B. Harlingen. Tex. EWING, S. A. Headrick FLANDERS. EDWARD L. Slillwafer FRANCIS. MONROE C. Oklahoma Ci+y GELMERS, A. LLOYD Newkirk GLENN, ELDON D. Clinion GORMAN, BILL W. Oklahoma Ci+y eRosEcLosE, WILLIAM R. Tulsa -3+ -5 36- R? ENG. CLAR- ENCE W. F. Tulsa FAH LER. DARRELL D Tulsa FLORES. REFUGIO Guafemalla FRANKLIN. VERNON D. Wilson GIBBS. ALFRED L. Tulsa GLOVER. ROBERT K. Sfillwafer eowm, BILLY R. Elk csfy GROVES, GENE S. Hollis 9 JU IIIR CLASS of 19 0 EPPERLY, JEAN R. Hydro FAIST, JR. LOUIS. Spring Valley, N. Y. FLEMING. WILLIAM J. Seminole FRANSEN. JAMES M. Clinfon GIBBS. CHARLES A. Hominy GLYNN. ROBERT V. Cherokee GRADY, ROBBIE V. Oklahoma Cily GRUMMER, DUANE L. Okarche ERVIN. Joi-IN w. Oklahoma c.+y FARLEY, MARY N. Prague FLETCHER. JUNE Oklahoma Cilry FRIEND. MABEL H. Glencoe GIBB5. CHRIS E. Taylorville, III. GODDARD. TI-IELMA L. Shidler GRAHAM, BILL J. Tulsa GUNN, DALE R. Wewoka ESTEP, WILLIAM F. Wichifa, Kan. FARMER. WILLIAM T. Cheyenne FODDRILL, W. JUNE Benfon. Ark. FRIMAN. GWEN Lawfon GIBSON. JACK V. Seminole GODMAN, JR., CECIL A. Memphis, Tenn. GRANTI-IAM, KITTY S. Slillwafer HAIR. PATRICIA Duncan EVANS. DORIS E. Frederick FERGUSON, SHARON Oklahoma Cily FORESTER, JESSE G. Pine Bluff, Ark. GAILUS. ZANO A. Wesfville, Ill. GIGOUX, JERE J. Carrier GOETZINGER. GEORGE E. Woodward GREEN. GEORGE D. Shicller HALES. CHARLES R. Oxford, Kan. EVANS, HOM ER C. Clinlon FERRELL. HOWARD Houslon, Tex. FOR R EST, VIRGINIA A. Slrallord GALLUP. WILLIAM ID. Sfraflord GILCHRIST. BILLY C. Marlow GOOD. CLARENCE Crescenl' GRIDER. RUBY L. Guymon HAMBRICK. J. I-I. Tulsa EVANS. PATSY K. Duncan FINCH. WANDA G. Tulsa FOWLER, BETTYE F. Shawnee GARMS. BETTY J. Liflle Rock, Ark. GILLENWATER. MARTHA J. Healdlon GOODALL. JERRY Haskell GRIFFIN, JR.. M. R. Sliqler HAMILL. JAMES G. Oklahoma Cify WSI' EVANS, WILLIAM T. Midweslr Cify FITTER, SYLVESTER J Alfus ' FOX, BETTY Moore GARNER, JAMES B. Tulsa GIVENS. JACK R. Wichifa, Kan. GOODHUE. JAMES F. Cresce-nf GRIGSBY. ROBERT A. Tulsa HANCOCK. RAN DAL W. Carnegie EVER ETT. HAROLD U. Amarillo. Tex. FITZGERALD. KENNETH W. Pauls Valley FOX. FRANKIE Tulsa GARRETT, ELAINE Barllesville GLADWELL. GENE Blackwell GOODRICK. D. LLEWELLYN Medford GRODSKY. SIDNEY Slillwaler I-IANEY, PATRICIA L. Oklahoma Cily .IU IIIR CLASS oi 19 II T-ff-'ISDN HAMSOII HAPEAUGH I-IAPDIN HARDIN. HARLAN, HARNDEN. HARPER 3'2 I QVILLIPM CHARLES P QEOPGE A, ROBERT W. EAPBAPA ROGER L. ELEANOP F. IA-F T. 1 EVA SMI,-ff1'rf,-' MULIHQQQ Enid SIIIIwaIQr SIIIIwaI:9r H!-35 .l HAPPY' HARTGPF IES HARVEY HASH HASVIN, HATFIELD, HAWKINS, PA!-3 XIVI 9 HPLTII F, JOKCL MARVEL .I. PAUL G. JANIBETI-I S. JOHN P. EDWIN E. A ', Or 1? 'fa HLIQI B1f af',r7'Ir1- S'IIIfmIer Cuzlwmq Nowaw Rooscvelf -+f'Z.FTT HFBILLP HLLIPICV' HEINZ HELFPICH, HEMBPEL HENDERSON, HENDERSON. .F-MIS N BILLIL I GUI' Ii. JAMES B. 'NILLIAM H. JAMES LJ, .IIMMIE H. ROBERT E, T '1 T. 1 Ln' ' C' Har'I'.I-f N. Y. Mu.Io-316-rg Enid BarIIe',vIIIf: HVISOFJ HHISOVI HLPIAFS HTPIIDOII HIQPR HLRRIAN, HERPIN. HERRON. F TI-I T NPIILIA RICHAP54 L ARCH Ip JAMES L. WILFRED IJ, VAPCLLL MELVIN LJ. ' 1: .rx C f- '1 Sn..:..1 A' .wif T1-I. P1 ',rm Bhfm Sf1puIpn Manqunw HQTZVI HICYS HIGLJOII HIG-GIN HIGGIN- HIGGINS. HILDEBPANDT, HOUSE. JR. ff L.' 'FIA P .IIA C II LAJLPIINL BOTH!-.IA EOTHAM S. LAJEAN JACK H. LAWRENCE L, f7, '- C ' UI1'G 1C 'f DFJIIAI I1 L 'HJTIS If. OIIf1I'm'rra CII! Erid BuIIf:r HOFFIAX-II HOGATI r-IOIVL II' HOLBIPT HOLCOMH HOLLAND, HOLMAN, HOLMES, 1l'l9fI IOHII Q .FMF-S T. DOI-I T' EETTIF B. PLX L. JOE L. DORIS J. 'X : f' f 'J' 'I S' nw'-r T. .fa H-.-rrp-II, IjIur'If1cIf1I Gear! 0IfIf1I10rTm CIW HOl If, -ICIJIIE HOPIIE HOPTOII HOWAPIJ, HOWAPIJ, HOWI HOWELL. QQlH L DOUVT H Fffyf N. .IJIIL LEROf J. MLLVIN I. POY L. GARLAND R. D' 1f,'f--- OrV1r', 1 OII1'.'. 1 ff, My V1.1 lfx- 2I3.rfr.1?ffr SIIIIfmIQr Bearer RuInam HUf1if'7'L, HUBBARD HIJYJSUII HUQQIIIS HUMI: HUNSAVLP, HUNT HUNTER. L . V' I Tmnmr IIOPIAAJ 'NILLIAM D. WOBFPT F. VEPA L. FOSTER S HORACE L. L' 1 LII' C ',' O'LI1 v fn OV, Our? AW. Er-Id Ffnirfru Ardmore P0dman,C.Z. HARRIS. REX R. Cushing HAYDEN. THOMAS C. Canfon, Kan. HENDREN. NANCY L. TLJI:-1 HESS. DORIS J. OIfIaI1oma Cify HOERMANN, EDWARD R, Nfmueh N, Y. HOLT. WILLIAM L. SIiIwr:II HOWL. RICHARD T. Ollahoma Ciiy HUNTER, STEWART M. Valhalla. N. Y. HARRIS. STANLEY R, Cushing HAYES. DON 6. Tulsa HENSON. H. HAROLD Enid HESSER. ABE L. SIIIIWAIQV HOFF, JOHN H. TuIsa HOOPIN- G-ARNER. LOUIS K. HOXWORTH, PEG-GIE S. Wesfmonf, N. J HUSTON. CALVIN B. Griggs I-IUNPORD, WILLIAM D. Colby, was. J EN KIN S, AN ITA Slillwafer JONES. K. LUREE Tryon KEHR, JACK H. Oklahoma Cify KIRK, DWIGHT A. Blue Mound, III. KOONS, VERLIN W. Sfillwaler KYM E. WILLIAM L. S'IiIIwa+er LASCELLES, ROBERT J. Evanslon, III. .IU IIIR CLASS of 19 0 HUTCHESON, HUTTON. JANE E. RICHARD I-I, Greaf Bend, Kan.TuIsa JENKINS, JIRIK, WALTER D. BETTY M. Enid Cashion JONES, JONES. PAUL SHANNON M. Oklahoma Cily Grandfield KELEHER, KELLE. THOMAS J, MAXINE L. Tulsa Blackwell KIRKLAND, KIRKPATRICK. JOAN JOE B. Alva Oklahoma Cify KOPF. KOPIT, OTTO R. HAROLD Soulhard Lynnbrook, N. Y. LACKIE, LaEOLLETTE. HENRY H. DAVID T. McAIesIer Slillwaler LAWYER, LEE, PEGGY R. RODNEY V. Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily INGERSOL. PAUL J. SIiIIwa+er JOHNSON, EVANELL Cushing JORDAN. BILLY H. Forresl Cily, Ark. KELLER, JIM I-I. Sedan, Kan. KLEIN. MARGARET E. Oklahoma City KRAMER. NANCY K. Tulsa LAMBETH, JACK H. Konawa LEE. TESSIE L. Affon IRWIN, JACKSON. WILLIAM G. DONALD L. Hammon Buller JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOAN E. PAUL J. Oklahoma Cily Cushing JOSEPH, JOULLIAN. ELIAS E. EDWARD C. Drumrighf Oklahoma Cify KELLEY, KENNEDY. J. D. CLAUDINE J. Oklahoma Cily Enid KLUGH, KNIGHT, JR. JOAN M. FRED Hunler Wilburlon KRAMP, KRISHER. ROY ALBERT S. Alva Perry LANCASTER, JR.LANCASTER. EZRA O. WILLIAM N. Sfillwafer Beggs LEGG, LEITH. CARL E. MARTHA J. Cenlralia Yale JACKSON. KENNETH E. Oklahoma Cify JOHNSTON. ROBERT N. MCAIes+er JULIAN. PEGGY J. Enid KEYS. THOMAS P. Tulsa KNISEL, JR. WALTER G. Madill KROFT, GEORGE L. Sfillwaler LANE. JOE Tulsa LEKAS. HELEN Oklahoma Cify JARVIS. LEROY G. Seminole JONES. DOROTHY A. Oklahoma Cily KAHL, JEANNE Ardmore KILPATRICK, LESTER L. Bloomfield, N. J. KNOX, JOE T. Hugo KRUSE. JO ANN Perry LANE. VIRGINIA L. Borqer, Tex. LeMASTER. WILLIAM D. Pryor JEFFRESS. BETTY A. Oklahoma JONES. GLORIA Oklahoma KALKA. BILLYE L. Chandler KING. JOHN R. Dewey KNOX, MARGARET Hugo KUBIK. ROBERT G. Ponca City LANGLEY. JAMES D. Sfroud LEMON. ROBERT D. Backer, Tex. Oily Cily JELSMA. BETTYE Oklahoma Cily JONES. JACK G. Coleman KEENER. ROBERT D. Wichifa, Kan. KIRBY, FRED H. Oillon KOESTER. NORMA L. Lone Wolf KULAS. JOE W. Torrinqlon, Conn LARRABEE, JR. JAMES F. BinghamIon,N. Y LEMPGES, ROBERT F. McLoud 5 .a -Z Q if rvx ,... 1 1-7 T4 air' lx rt p-. in V N, 1 Q 'r s 3.- 1' -Q JU IOR CLASS of lf- .LJJ 2 LLEV9! LlGQENv LWLLEY. LILLEY, i L 'Y ' A, f-'.' HCTC5' CTOFFEF' Q. C. IVA L. .4 9 '2 ILETTYI L. CCVJLC'-'Z T- 1, Bf1,'f.+.rg Tiff. 'V' H! .f 'QFYLZ .rJ'3f4Vl LWNQ, LONG, LONGUEVNLLE. 3 L f 'f5C -' CFPDQ. F fJ3Lfv1AF I' F' EILL P. HM ', P' ' Vw' '-1' A N+'f W4N'f-' .V - lllif' UTTPPLL LYNCH IAFQII MAHAN Lf'-LP - 5 fu Mf pJ'i'PWL L. CHPPLES F. BETTY L. JAMES L, -'- f 'f F'-1' A Lx.-. f Tyla l'f1f'1Ffffm ff' .- L 'ff-'.'.: L 3 VAf'VHJf'F'Ulfw mf-.FHFT TAAVLATT PAAPTLL. 13 -'.' 1-lf-l - f-NLZ ' 'POLY I iff?-HI fi. ELJVJPX M. LOUIS ' -I V ' 7. . 'f f V, . '1' C ' L' 1 f 3f ': N' Yfxvl N. Y. F 'ff' - 'I f'-Tlf 'A f'-ULE' rA'L5 NLNF M'CfNlMUNT W' X-H151 'INPHJL C GLUPGL f' LYNN Y. '1 .' - Z l '.':1f 'f-J L Bfdfr-L-uv-Ll 1' ff VA CUP5' V, VA CUQYFY' M' 7 AIJVEL F' ' HQHTJ K FWZ ,L ZHNPLLY J. UGPIZ N. Y L 'N f'W 1', M ww LAWN ' -' 'Jil 39 'X Wild!-F. 'f r:vLf'MLL MWLUUIPE ',H'. L 5i ,'EE' 1 f' LJ-PP iff:-WNX' M,xflP6IN1fl. '- 1' I Z' ,,f1'f ff' '--MH! Vf1.f.'hu',Lf1 'f 'X 'X V!-Jig V!!!-HQ Miirl? IAFNLILNHALL ' L Lp? FYAVQ VAFUPWCF F FMLS' Pv1APfjAPFT L. F f '1 ' VJ' fn 'L 9' - f S'fl'f.-uh-r v' UMA, DONA P. OlrYaF-ima City LOOSLEY, IRENE p6 Uffn CQ?-, MAHANAY TOM L. Ffgdf-wl MAPTIN JAMES W. SmI,..,f,, MCCAPTFP HJPAYfv1QNfr Fwd Mf DON!-LLL' 5-'HYLLNS M. CHmf'rw MCYINLF Y. Cf-xF OL OH,,Mf.m.1Ci1, MEPVLLL'T BETTY l'. E' perm LIPPERT DONALD E. QHobf,rf1a Civ, LOVE. DOPOTHY A. N1u3Lf1G r' MAI-CEP NORA M. Avdrv'w'11f MARTUN MAPY S. Nf-nah, MCCAPTHY FDNA P. lluncfm Mf EVVLN BETTY OLlhL1f,Wnf1 CYff MCLAIN CHAPLLS Sfvirihr MIDYIFF MAPTHA M. Guihrlvf LITTLEFIELD. JOHN J. Lfwdtsn LOVELACE. H. J, TIL-'mi-lv1 MAIR. ELEANOP L, F'alaHn0, UL MAPTEL, IOUIS Nflw Ymig N. Y NMCARTHY, RICHARD H. NQWLMJVQLW, N. MQFAPLAND JOYCE F. Tuhfx MfMAF-IAN QUINTEN U. Union MILACEK. BEATRICE A. Wfyulromis .L --- -,J MILES. MER EDETH Cushing MITCHELL. RICHARD L. Tulsa MORTON. JAMES L. Gore NEALE. PATRICIA A. Shawnee NICHOLSON, PAU L A. Tulsa ODOM, GEORGE A. Lexingfon PARKER. RAMONA Shicller PEARSON, Carolyn Siillwafer .IU IOR CLASS of 19 0 MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER. CHARLES R. DALE R. HARRY A. JACK E. Ceniralia, III, Enid EI. Worfh, Tex. Tulsa MOHSENIN, MONTGOMERYMONTGOMERY,MOORE, NUREDIN N. ROBERT M. TOM O. BILL M. Tehran, Persia Tulsa Shidler Wewoka MOSELEY, MOSER, MOUNGER, MOUSER, JR. PEGGY HUGH MARGIE CHRIS EUGENE C. Hugo Oklahoma Cify Oklahoma Ci+y Drumriqhf NEELY, NEILL, JR. NELSON, NELSON, JOHN H. ROY WILLIAM BETTY J. MARY M. EI.WorIh,Tex. Carney Tulsa Lillie Rock, Ark. NIX, NIXON, NOBLE, NOBLE, JAMES B. GLEN E. JEAN E. LAURA Lawlon Tulsa Fairfax Okmulqee O'HAVER, OLSEN, ORCUTT, OSBORNE. LOUIS G. ROBERT L. MARTHA C, JAMES S. Oklahoma Ciiy Kaw Ciiy Oklahoma CiI'y Oklahoma Ciiy PARKS, PARSONS, PARSONS, PATRICK, CHARLENE A. JOHN M. WILLIAM G. BARBARA J. Fay Topeka, Kan. Sarnia, Onlario, Tulsa PEMBER, PEMBERTON, PENDERGRAFT, PENDLETON, JANET HAROLD H. RALPH G. TEEVIE E. Oklahoma Ciiy Fay Fairfax Barflesville MILLER. JOETTA J. Berhany MOORE. MARVIN R. Cleveland MURDOCK. ANN L. Tulsa NEMITZ. ROBERT D. Ashlabula, Ohio NORTHING- TON. PATRICIA A. OYLER, J. MACK Locus? Grove PATTON. CURTIS E. Dale PENNINGTON. COY W. Erick MILLER. MARILYN J. Slillwaier MOORE, PAT T. Siillwaler M URPHY, JOAN B. Claremore NESSELRODE. WINSTON M. Lamonl NORTHRIP, JERRY A. Pryor PAGE. DONNA I. Douglas PAVLICI-I. JOE P. Raion, N. Mex. PENNINGTON. ROY J. Erick MINTON GLEN E. Hennessey MOORE. SHIRLEY A. Tulsa MURPHY KATHELEEN C. Oklahoma Ciry NEUBERT. FRED J. Saxonburq Penn. NORTH ROP. FLONELL E. Lawron PALMER. AGNES E. Okarche PAYNE. BETTY M. Ninnekah PERRIN. PAUL S. Seminole MITCHELL. BETH Muskogee MOORE. TOM D. Cleveland MYERS. MARY M. Oklahoma NEVINS. JAMES R. Okmulqee NUNNALLY, JOHN W. Jonesboro, Ark. PANNACCI, MARIE Haileyville PAYNE. LILBURN H. Railan PETERS. OMER L. Perry Ciiy MITCHELL. MYLES B. ST. Louis, Mo. MORSE. PATRICIA S. Broken Arrow NAIL, IRENE Vinira NICHOLS. BILL P. Poleau O'BRIEN, JAMES M. EI.WorIh, Tex PARKER. BETTY J. Ada PEABODY. CHARLES A. EI Reno PETRIE, JR. LLOYD M. Seminole t -Q s i ,- v 2' 5 4:9 LY A Q ?Il- .J-C 34: 43X 505' Fr i Fx v 3 -I .5 Q' 'vb an.--'. cw .' ' ' 1' 'Rf LCP 3L.L UEPCL HEFCE FVLGPNM PITTMAN, FLTTS PITTS ,L'PH': 'L iv, TL 'i'?ff'f E CVC? HILL 'En TONALQV ENCJPMAN ALVCE L. BETTY ,l, C. RICHARD ' F- ' f' 1' l' -- T. ff 9 B Ffa: S'i'L1,afffv Bury Tuhe Ponca CIW 'H 'V 3'Jl 5'i3U' Lili FQVLLF VQPTS POST PCJSTIEF' POVIS POWELL. f V '.'f'- X- .LLTPYJL ilJ3rNE f- V fHf'F'f M TCVM H SHWLL1' LAWPENCL EPVIN LEE WALTEP V, MARILYN A. ' ' ' . f' .' H T', L-wdfn H?':?f1m CL..f.1'1f W Vlnifa Ponta CLfy Tulsa ' 'L XHPZ. U' Z.: 35'CHf 1fPf+ FPCVHFT FDQVVANT FVYUV VSAPQS VUGH 4 V M V!-L ' E f'7'9Hlf' G F-FMf'N Lf FLINNLN LL VENNETH FPANY L. JOHN G. ELIZABETH ,L Y .F 2 :' ,' i' .f ' M '- :'1 F' fi 11- L Hulk, Avriff me l r,r.v Errwrilyrw N. Y. Erlld F' K '4'.',.f'-v lf'-'.' F.. Lf'-'aiflii-4 LFTCUFF F A!f'.1f'fL1 FAI' PECJLPT, PPLILJLNGJ, PEDMOND. V 'L i f' ' 5 K 9 Y HAZLL M, LAPA ff!-HJ LJCILVJFWS L'C1NALLf BILLY L. PAUL B. SALLY E. . V : ' ' 1 L, w f f-wr 'f L 1 Hr:-Li',.'-Uv' fv1fm1u ' Pfrrf TULQ1 OLrvwuL4'1Gf' ' V HA, LFVVJAJLLQ PL-1QLfL2 PWEELL PICHAPVSCJN PVCHAPLJSON RICHARDSON. 'f '. v v 'ELC-FWF E YOE 'fy GLALJYZ M.LAF'LL A. GENE V. HAPVEY L. HAYFS ' f ' 'm H4 bf. Puff r L1f1fQLf:' HIM- Mutt LL'T1fvr- Cfiy fgbrvwulqcfe L 31-1 WE LKJELPTC 5'CEifJ2ffVJ PCIQLPS POGLPS POGFPS POMANS, ' A U 3 . PPV EWLL f, HYGAP GLENN P. CTEVL H. THOMAS L. DONALD W. . 1 ' - if 11- f' UL-1 f, ', i.1 '.-' Lmfwfxn Erwlff Tulifs Lirldifiy 3 '. M L- ,3'-f'U' LCC, P .-'22 PCULFT PQUNLJZ POWF, IP. POWLAND, PUSSELL. ' rf-7 F N L. FM i .MAPS f IFPPNE' I, VVANL'f'. L. NANLJA l, FPED BETTY J. CARLOS C. '!- 'g F 1 'f- f l F, T' 'Lfmfl Pura . Lfffif-K Zbidlf-r TULW: Cuiier Cfiy 5 'FU 'J'-, '-F: if-TJFQV ff'UNL.NLP3 CAJAGL SAVE, SCHAEFEP, SCHAFER, SCHILTZ. ' f,L f QHFZLZTTL F-Uififf TQIA P. HUBEPT L LOHN M. DEMAP L. PAY DEAN RAYMOND M. '1 : if 2' -f ' ' . ' Q .ff QL 4 'Z H' Ffa 'far ELanLnffLL Marshall Lonqdafl: Ponca Clfy Q0- PITTS JOE H. OkIdI'VC'vVT'ti3 Cify PRICE. CAROL J. Emd PURDIN, l LEO B. 1 Sapuhm L REED. ROBERT E. Alfus RICHEY. CLIFFORD R. L Pawlwuzka noon GLORIA L, Z onfmm csfy 1 RUST. MARGIE Tulsa SCHNIED- I eAuER,JoE , Guflwrio F L I 0 -......I SCHNAKE, SCHOEN- DONALD P. BERGER. Srillwaler JOE A. SEVERNS, SEWARD, JACKIE J. JAMES A. Oklahoma Cily Muskogee SIMONSON, SITTEL, FRANK L. MELVIN C. Arkadelphia, Ark.AmarilIO, Tex. SMITH, SMITH, LAWRENCE L. PHIL T. Lexinglon Ponca Cily SPRADLING, SPROWLS. J. W. ROBERT N. Bixby Elk Ciry STOVALL, STRODE. JOE MARIE L. McAlesIer Slillwaler TANNER, TAYLOR, JOHN J. JAMES C. Tulsa MI. View THOMPSON, THOMPSON, CHARLES H. DIXIE I. Siillwafer Okla. Cify .IU IIIR CLASS of 19 SCHOOLER, SCOTT, SCRIBNER, SEAMAN, SEARLES, SEELEY. JAMES K. SHIRLEY J. JERROLD R. MERRILYN J.CHARLES C. PAUL Slillwaler Kansas Lyons, Kan. Ripley Kansas Cily, Mo.LOOkOul' SEWELL, SEXTON, SI-IABER, SHANNON, SHAW, SHELINE, OSCAR E. BRUCE E. PEGGY D. CHARLES W. LOUELLA PAUL R. Pawnee Kelchum Welumka Ardmore Longdale Tulsa SITTLE, SKINNER, SLACK, SLEMP, SMITH, SMITH, PAT WILLIAM EDGAR W. ACE I'I. ARTHUR L. BOBBIE E. Preslon Tulsa Nowala Tulsa Cordell Tulsa SMITH, SNELL, SNODGRASS, SOLOMON, SOREY, SPARKMAN. THOMAS B. JOE R. BEAL K. PAUL W. TOM BUSTER E. Ryan Allus Okla. Cily Pryor Oklahoma Cily Lawlon STANDRIDGE, STARK, STATEN, JR. STEPHENS, STOKES, STONE. JOHN F. BETTY J. WILLIAMSON A. J. VIRGINIA M. JACK E., EI. Okla. Cily Shawnee Slillwaler Hollis EI. Worlh, Tex. Sumner, N. Mex. STROUPE, STUART, STUMP, STURM, SUCI-IAN, JR., SULLIVAN. CAROLYN MARGARET NANCY DONALD L. WILLIAM E. THOMAS W. Muskogee Laverne Okla. Ciry Medford Rosedale, N. Y. Briqqsville, Ark. TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TERRY, TERRY, THACKER, THEIMER, JR.. JOHN B. NORMA L. MART E. TOM R. HUEY L. PAUL W. Sfillwaler Perkins Gale Sapulpa Sharluclc Oklahoma Cily THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THORNBURG. GEORGE W. JOYCE E. MARY J. MAURICE E. RICHARD E. CAMILLE Kirkwood, Mo. WaneHe Calumef Calumel Barflesville Fairfax 0 SELF, SEMINOEE. DOLORES SAMMY Chickasha Hobarl' SHINN, SHIRK, COLENE PAUL R. Ardmore Okla.Ci1y SMITH, SMITH. CHARLES D. DONALD Drurnrighl Tulsa SPEIR, SPELLMAN, SEREDIAH Y. PATRICIA A. Shawnee Alva STONE, STORY. JACKIE MARJORIE Cowela Senlinel SWEATT, SWYDEN, WANDA L. TOMMY Tulsa Okla.CiIy THIESSEN, THOMAS, DEWEY A. EDMUND L. MI. View Tulsa THORNHILL, THORNTON, BEVERLY A. CLYDE H. Li+'rIe Rock, Ark. Ponca Ciry SETTLES. WAYNE R. Tulsa SHULTZ. JOYCE Y. Gufhrie SMITH. LAURENT Brislow SPENCER. THOMAS A. Beaumonl, Tex STOUT, GLEN NA Shalluck TABER. AVALON Osage THOMAS. ROBERT V. W. S. Alexandria, Va. THUESEN, ROBERT H. Slillwaler TURNER. DON M. pIrIIqIIrIq VAUGHAN CECIL L. NCIf.I.aId WAII EMAN. LIONALD L PPII If WAY MARY SUE NI-N OIII-dnl WHITE. ALICE P. EI-vIIIiII1, AII. WILEY ELIWIN V. SIIQIQI WOLFF. ROBERT CIl'Y1dffn YOUNG. KELLY SUE .N.I. I TOY.. TOIII I TRACY TUCYLP TUCIKER TURLEY CI-IARLEQ A NILL AM V. JCISEFI-I M, MARY L. WILLIAM L. MARY NELL I f fI'1fII.I' I AI' TI .I MY. CJIILCIY, EHIILI Ada I JET IH fA.rILf- XALENTINCI VAN ERANI' VANN VATER JAIALE-7: .ILCIIJI IA-.-I1 GEORGE I. WILMA B FRANI5 I. JERRY R, '- .I -- .I . .. AI If, IAfiIf--Ivd PI.-II, Emu T XIIICFIIT ICJII 'JRLI'-ILL IOZBURGH VOSIVUHI WALIE WAGNER 1' 'ELEII 'U - DICHAV. R .ILAIIVE LEO .I I'-IARCJLI2 L. VENNETH E. :II TI- MI, I IIII AI. I Iv1I1I.rI I ' S,r1III-',TI.'f. TI'rIIrI1 Nr'-3' C' ff!-T592 WATER, NATFIIJS INATSUN VVATTS If-I? I-I 'PNIIITI-I PA YICIIIIII T-'CJBERT E WAYNE E. BRYANT E, , .' ' QI -'J I T, .I IBIWVI III 1.-- 'Im' Mu,IrIqf:u NV. I HILLS NILLS 'NILIS WI-ILELEP WHEELER. Hi ' 7 'QP' IT-II' F IAII4 I HRA I. EDWIN Y. NANCY L. 'I If' fx 'I'I If 'I r II- R II C III IfI1II'III'IIrI! TNI, SI-nIII'.I11f JM-I TT II ,I7Q.III f!'3 vMf-TI NIQIGIIJQ NIC:-GIIIS VVILCOISON 'NILES Hz'-'If-CE I CIFII IIOYII L 'ATRICIA IPUIUTI-IEP L. PAUL E. ' ': fI ' . TI .I 'II I CIW SUN, I .1 IwI', 'I IQI-I+ ,'fIL',fiI'I xfILjf1I'I 'NIIGOII WILSON WIPT, if-'IOL 'ff' 'D' S Q QICI-IAQEIL RCM IAMIS VVILMA I. IANICE C I I' I . ', I' 'If' Ny1rIf1II?ff LI1ffIfIrI MIfIrfu5I CII'-f .'f'F7' ff'-,Qw IIPSLP VUPV IR YOUNG IR, YOUNG 'DIIJIX PIEIZII QICHAPII EJ CHAPIIS AIVION GILAIJYS N. E.. ':' 'O 1 1- if .I R 'x T ff 'a SsrII1ILI1 fr. aff 0IIf1ImrrIa CITY TURNER. FREDIS E. Gore VAUGI-IN, JR.. VESTAL J. OIIAIIWIIG CIIy WALKER, WESLEY FI'jUd0III WEBB. JR, A. ALLEN Cf1rIf3dIan. Tw. WHITE. BEVERLY .I. SIIIIvlfiIur WILLIAMS BARBARA, AI' IfIIrIsds Cify, Van. WOLFF, VICTOR F, Avery ZARF, JR.. WILLIAM F. Tul-,fx I I I I I I I I I I I IUIQRENTINEQ CHARLES M.I Anfhony, Kam' VEST. HARRY A. Pond Creek N WALLER. ROBERT E. , Claremore ' WEBB. KENNETH H. Burns Fla? WI-IITE. BILL DAVID Geary WILLIAMS, CARL Q. Coyle WOODALL, I-IOMER, Little Rock, Arlr. ZURLINE, EDWARD P. OIrIa. Cify .Sophonwma X ,f I ' fl? Sophomore class officers Norma Scarbrough, vice- presidenh Ann HiI+on, president Mary Louise Gorman, secre+a ry. Aww ., X ,aw-six r -vm lf. V53 X-I IJ'- Lf L-,-A-A '-f,.. 0PHOIVl0RE CLASS of 19 0 E Ai FWZ ALAI-AQ AIIAMS AIIAMS AYLPS ALCOTT, Cfilpl I- L,AVF,TA I IAAPI' A. VATSIY ,I PEBECCA ,IAMLS , ' if : 1 CQ E' I-.f1'f' M'm3u I WfL'nIf'G SIIII--'FWZ' AVI' III-fr Il f-IIQIF-'ZCVI PIJLLPSON ANI'EF'5ON ANLIFEVVS ANTHONY 'Af' I LJLITH IAVLIIIJ F. PHYLLIQ A IJUIILEY BILLY V. 'Y - ' 1 C . C - I C ', L 10.-.f F'-1 I.fIffrw1fd Tw, Mlnff- Af' 5 .R AZZIII I f'+IHVJCf1Il AI-XANT LIAGOEPLI' BAIIPY ,UTP I'I!ff'I-'I- I IAC? L IFIANN IEFPYZ. WILLIAM I Y. - I .' 1' I, 1 II PIU' LW'-I1.ff GvIf1fII-If-WINY. H if-I. 'ff-PPI: E1f'AI P'I-IIJPZI BAPIIAPI- I3AI I EII EAPTILIT ' I4 I-f-I'EfAI-'ff' L X-IIIIP I IAIFI, I. NINA L, PAT F, ' , I- - I. I I'IfI I rlfq CII, CfII,,IIf,ffn CIM ' ':F,f 7jff43'I.II-1 5-If-TIL V' LEITC ELLPNAI BELL 'f'-L f EIPI7 Nf'LILI I, I'lIlIE I-I LCWINA M. .IUANITA G, ' 'I Af 'I III: 'I 1? '- IC YI I,.I'If L1,v'fwlIIf' OIIIIIHJIIIICIIJ ilu 'rf I'I5PIlIf4II QUIIIICDCII L'IA'OI' BLAIP X-L' ' , Y fIJf I'- I. CHFPIIQH IIf'wfALFfNI'I WLSLIY E. C ' Cfwfiff N-f.fIw1 I.fImff- Adu 3 3 L . ',OLIJ'f,'-IIJI7I.'-OGC hf.fI'f,.I9IJLY EOLLNL ECIIIS ' X-L,-4 , ff-F'I1f I'f' I'fNf'4I. L NA LIJI I 'NILLIAM IJ, OFOPGE II. E' 14' f ' rw 'Iv- ' Iflff jII,,P,fff.,,f: ',MIf,f,':v Imffg Ilfdqr-CIW Yfm Q1 'I-'. 5'-Vx'-'Tr4Nf 'T? IZPX-IJIJT LP!-VJSCJIJ EPEWFP EPEWLP 'ff'-5 ' U' BPLAIJ CH!-PLLC I. FffUBFPTk FLIZAEETH A. I-IOVVAPIQ E. U' !'-- 'I ' I'-fl OIIf1rf '1CI' F'1'I1':.n CNIf,bf,'rIf1CI9f YIWIF-r ALLISON. GEORGE A. MUQIUQI-Q AP MSTRONG. IUELMER C. Sr4rrIIrwI1- BAL FW, BOB Pmnrvm CIN EAPTON. CAROL B. C+,a,Lf,.I1f. BENNETT, CLAPLNCE L. CCIIYIYYH-I'f'1' SLAVE. NANCY A. CIIi4IfIf.Im BOLLIS, LAWANIJA J. Iluncfm BRIDGES, DONALD OIfIaImma Cify ALLPED, WILBUPN L. Siillwder ARMSTRONG, I MARY l. I TI3I'ICWVlIVW'I4'5 I HAKEP, I PATRICIA ANN ' Tulea I BASSE, . ROBERT W. I Wf3uIf+9sIu-11, WIS. BENTON, JR. FRANK Ff. I Brlnimnl ANZ. BLAVELY, ' BARBAPA A. I TUIGH I BONNEP. JOHN H, I Clinfon ' BRISTEP, I F, LOU I Sfillwafer I ....-.,I BROWN. BARBARA J. Sand Springs BRYSON. DEAN Freedom BUSSEY. BETTE E. M uskogee CALKINS, STEWART Chelsea CARMICHAEL, JOE W. Henryella CAYWOOD, BARBARA F. Tulsa CH RYSTAL, HELEN E. Sfillwaler CLARK, THOMAS E. Pawhuska BROWN. DONALD Dacoma BUCK. MARGARET A. Oklahoma Cily BUSSMAN. JOE D. Turley CALL. THOMAS J. Lawlon CARRIER, MARY J. Slillwafer CHAMBERS. PAUL B. Slilwell CHUDA. GENEVA M. Enid CLARKE. WILLIAM R. Shawnee OPHO ORE CLASS of 19 0 BROWN. IVAN E. Drumriqhl BUITINK. ROELOF A. Holland BUTLER. BOB A. Ponca City CAMERER. DARREL G. Gufhrie CARTER. MARK L. Ponca Cily CHAPMAN. DOROTHY Evanslon, Ill Cl-IUNKO. PAUL N. Baldwin, N. Y. CLEMENT. LARRY C. Sligler BROWN. PHILLIP B. Olcrnulqee BUNCH. JOE A. I-Iuqo BYERS. KATI-IRYN Wagoner CAMP. HIRAM W. Barllesville CARTER. NILES A. Tulsa Cl-IARVAT. JOHN M. Tulsa Cl-IURCHWELL. NANCY A. Tulsa CLEVELAND. JEANNE Tulsa BROWN. RICHARD H. Slillwaler BURCHETT. XMENDELL R. Sailing, BYRD. ROBERT L. Seminole CAMPBELL. MERILYN Oklahoma Cilv CASEY. MARGARET L. Enid Cl-IAUETY. RAYMOND L. Pauls Vallcy CIPRARI. ANGELO R. Massachusells CLINARD. RUTH A. McLoud BROWN VIRGINIA N. Miami BURNS. LOU A. Ivlidwesl' Cify CAGE. BRENT R. Muskogee CANADA. DOROTHY J Shawnee CASMEDES. HARRY P. Duranl CHELE. PATRICIA J. Enid CLACK. JOAN E. Ponca Cify CLINE. DONALD E. Kaw BROWNE. NANCY E. Kansas Cily, Mo. BURNS. VERN L. Tulsa CALAVAN. WAYMAN H. Kingfisher QANFIELD. L DEAN Oklahoma Cily CASN ER. KEITH L. VViChiIa, Kan. CHERRY. ELIZABETH A. Oklahoma Cily CLAPP. SYLVIA A. Webb Cily COATS. BARBARA A. Wagoner BROWNING, BROWNING, JEANNE NANCY B. Tulsa Shawnee BURNS, BURRIS. WAYNE K. BETTY Cushing Barllesville CALDERWOODCALDWELL. MAUREEN DIANE Tulsa Jenks CANN, CANNON. RUTH M. BILLY L. Oklahoma Cify Shidler CASSADY, CATHEY. JOHN F. JOHN B. Oklahoma Cily Slillwaler Cl-IILDERS, CHILDRESS. SHIRLEY A. GEORGE H. Tulsa Enid CLARK, CLARK, BILLIE J. GLENDA RAE Byron Shawnee COHN, COLBERT. HELEN JOHN F. 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' 1' 'J IGN 'f.ffxTJE EUBE2 DODGE Vrfi 7 'ff-51 'J v '.f,IJ2 I!f'I'GEI'f L TLLI I-I IWYJNNA LLI' JEPPY I. E- - 7' Cz 'H' -. E: r 1 I--1. Ev.-pf, I'-Iffxdfcrf CJIf'IuI'1f1 ,'1', IFN ,fI.,G,F', ,.,,wIJr3Lf QONELL LfO'NELL LFJVVELL LJPAYE f-Miz I 'JE 2 f' if-IPICIF QELLP. F' NIIA M, TEEN' LJ. CLAPENCE W. C ' 'E P ' l.j'1V' rj L-IJ'.'V E'1'-YIIVVL HUVIQEY Oily. EIJUEFLJ IIJIJII. ',-UNH ,IUEYIII TIUTI EIUVALL DYE? E LCIJZ1 .QHIJI7 C FPCHIE EPAIICES E. MAPIANNA LAWRENCE E. BILLY E. Ifif- - 'J' fy' ff fl f ', Lfpnfr Enfc QIqremf,rQ Cborciee Carncqie EIEEUI' :LQVIQSE ELLELGE ELLIS ELLIS ELLIS ELLIS JP. LIZIIPLL. LAISY' - EDNIIJ L ELLEN E. JACJUELINE L, IAMES M. THOMAS M. Vf'c--1 T, ze fn Ifffve' IIGIF: EMG GIQMQQI W-,fo Olvlahoma City 40 Yr 4:- 1-D 190 COOFEP VIRGINIA L. Sf1pu'pa CPESS BOE J. Efilffy LIANIEL ZELMA L. OEM., LIEUPPEE IOE M. Hug DODGE PUSS L. OIfnuIqeff DRESSNEP, FGBERT L, Camden, N. J. EARTHMAN MAYOMA J, Jenks ELLISON, MAX K. Enid CQFN PQBEPT I-I. IuI:f3 CPEVVSON LIOPOTHY Sand Spdnm. L'APLOW, STELLA J. S'I'IfmIcfr LIEWI-IIPSI, POBEPT I, N.Y. LJQLAN, DEWEL E. IuIza LJRISCOLL, POY A. Mounds EDGERTON. JOHN I-I. BarIIesviIIe ELLISON. PATRICIA A. Oklahoma CIIy Nrfx CQTIEN, EDWAR D R. PauIg Valley CRIIIENDON. LYNN I-I. Push Spvinqz DAVID. ROSA L. IuI:,f1 DIEIZ. WILLIAM K. Camden NUI. UONNELL. FRANKLIN LJ. SIIIIWUIEI' DUNCAN, JUANITA San Anfonio, EDWARDS. CLEO R. Oklahoma City EMERY, SARA L. Tulsa ENSMINGER. LAWRENCE W. Wewoka FARIS, KENNETH P. Guymon FLETCHER, JR. CLARENCE Wallers FRAN KLI N. PEGGY L. Coalqale FULTON, DONALD F. Hydro GAY. ROLAN D W. Duncan GLENN, BERTIS L. Wewoka GRAHAM, SUE Oklahoma Cily ERICKSON. NORMA J. Henryella FAVOR. ROBERT R. Crescenl FLETCHER. JANE E. Oklahoma Cily FREDERICK. KENNETH F. Oklahoma Cily FULTZ. JOHN A. Jennings GAYMAN. ERMA L. Muskogee GLOVER. SHIRLEY D. Slillwaler GRANTHAM. ROSE LEW Seminole IIPHOIVIIIRE CLASS of 19 0 ERNST, TED L. Barllesville FELTON. BOB M. Slillwaler FLIKKEIVIA JOYCE Tulsa FRITZLER, VIRGINIA Shalluck FUNSTON. DON LEE Tulsa GENGLER. ROBERT H Perry GOAD. RITA D. Mangum GRAY, GERALD R Canfon ESTUS. DON l. Barllesville FENDER, BURTON Thomas FORBES. FLOYD B. Ardmore FROST. ROBERT L. Amarillo, Tex. FUSS. CELESTA J. Medford GEREN. ALVIN L. Moore GODFREY. THOMAS E. Savanna GRAY. RICHARD T. Ponca Clfy ETHRIDGE. GEORGE F. Slrallord FENLEY. C. E. Oklahoma C FOSTER. JUNE J. Taloga FRUITS. JACK N. Tonkawa GAINES. JOANN F. Lucien GIBSON, CLARENCE Adair GOLEY. VERA JO Enid GRAYBILL. ALBERT W. Leedey ily G. ETHRIDGE. JEAN Tulsa FERGUSON. JOHN W. Sanla Ana, Calif. FOWLER. ARLEN L. Barllesville FRY. BILL R. Tulsa GARDNER. JACK E. Purcell GIERHART. WILLIAM R. Sapulpa GOODMAN. ROY L. Chandler GREEN, ROMAYNE H. Tulsa ETHRIDGE, EVANS, EZELL, FAIRBANKS. WALTER NANCY S. JANE CAROLYN I-I. Slralford Fairfax Oklahoma Cily Cushing FISHER, FISHER, FLANAGAN, FLECI-IS. NEAL E. ROY W. WAUNEVA HERMAN S. Ponca Cify Edmond Mariefla Morris FOX, FRANCIS, FRANCIS, FRANK. ERNEST D. JANE ROBERT E. CHARLES C, Aliquippa, Pa. Slillwafer Erieyille, N. Y. Oklahoma Cily FRY, FRY, FULLER, FULLERTON. JACK L. MARY ALICE PEGGY FRED J. Thomas Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Lilfle Rock, Ark GARLINGTON, GARRETT, GARRISON, GAUNT, JACKIE R. DORIS V. GAYLE DENNIS W. Pawnee Bixby Oklahoma Cily Cushing GILBERT, GILMORE, GIVENS, GHORMLEY. JACK A. CHARLES T. KENNETH T. OUINTON M. Tulsa Wagoner Mangum Walls GOODNIGHT, GORANFLO, GORMAN, GRAHAM. FRANK R. ROSE ANN MARY L. GEORGE H. Englewood, Kan. Waynoka Midwesl Cily Tulsa GREER, GREGG, GREIDER, GRESH. HAROLD E. HAROLD J. NANCY GORDON Caclus, Tex. Ponca Cily Oklahoma Cily Tulsa I OPHO ORE CLAS Soi 53 EF If-I 'ELOIIEMAII Et1E0 ,fI'A GPOOM GIULLEI' GUNIEIJ HACVLEMAN ff'-'I Ozfvff' ff- BDE IA IVEIII-I I DALE L, AVEPIL MAPGEPYS T, , EV! 121' L'--If, T, 1 SIIIIf.aIr,-I SIIIIHQYQI H!-'I 9 HAMIEI' J I-IAIAIA I-IAI'IEf HAI-IEY, IP, I-IAPDEN, HAPGIQOVE .. 7'-'! 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MAPJQPIE A E' O I-I' , ' ' Th' 'Q' fy f f' V, C ', I' 'J f,JII'1'Ifv f1CfV, LH-vwcv COW, fjIIfxIn0rnf1CIIy I-1UE153f': VIIJVJDFJII I-1U 7r-IIC HUGHES HULL EIUMVHPLY, HUMPHREY, D f J' E ff II-1F'fII', II!-I H, IOHIJ W IJICY C. BILL N. EAI FUTI-I E' 1 If 'J ' ff' 1 F-,II Pwr-f Mu.. fJIf uI'1'A': INcuIofrJ', I'uI3a 190 HALE. LOIS MAE Effildllfwck HARRIS, PHYLLIS L. If-j-IIWIIIQ HAYES. BILLY G,-, Nf,-,Im HL N DEPSON CAPWIN It Biflry I-IITHEPLY, JIMMY H. Pfmp Im. I-IOLDPIDGL MAPIANNE AIIIJL HPDY MILOS EI Reno HURST, CAPROL L, Cf1ldffelI,Kf1n. HALL, BEVER LY Pzjmnfid CII, HAPRIS, RONALD L. SUVYII HUIF' HAYES. JAMES E. IL, fI', HENDERSON, FDNA M. SIJIIwf1Iffv I-IICVS. GI OPGE S. OIIfuI1f.mf: Cify HOLLAND, .JOHN J. Perry HUBBARD, POBERT E. Enid HUSSEY, HENRY E. Perry I HALL, JR. THEODORE B, Pfawhuuka I-IARR ISON, GWEN R. TUILQ I HAYS. I CORNELIA 5. I I:IUdI,'VIf HENDERSON, I HUGH If, I Wafloneu I I I HILL, ELWYN G. Omcqa HOLLOPETER, JERRY L. Oblflhoma Cify HUBBARD. WILLIAM C. I Enid I HUTCHINSON, I DON J. Thomas I I I I II II I-IUTCHISON. JOYCE A. Newkirk JOHNSON. BILL B. Fargo JOH NSTON. RALPH S. Barflesville KAN NADY, FRANCES E. Bixby KING, ALICE A. Arapaho KRAMER, ACE V. Slillwafer LANHAM. JR. CHARLES I. Garber LEDBETTER, MARY L. McAIes1er OPHIIIVIORE CLASS of 19 II HUTTON, II-IRIG. CLIFFORD E. SHIRLEY J. Dill Ci+y Tulsa JOHNSON, JOHNSON. BILLY C. BRUCE G. Okmulgee Tulsa JONES, JONES. BETTY S. C. SUZANNE Konawa Oklahoma Cify KELLEY, KELLNER. GARLAND A. JACKSON M. Roswell, N. M. Oklahoma Cily KIRKLAND, KLEMME. MARY F. ALMEDA J. Tulsa Clinron KRAMER, KRIBBS. TED E. DIANE Sfillwaler Oklahoma Ciry LARRABEE, JR. LARSEN. LYMAN WALTER S. Binghamlon, Tulsa LEMMONS, LEONARD. MELVIN E. BILL T. Dewey Canule JAMES. JANET Cushing JOHNSON, RAMONA Sfillwafer JON ES. GENE E. Pryor KERSHNER. LAURA L. Tulsa KNOX. MARILYN D. Enid KUNDERT, JR. WILLIS A. Tulsa LATHAM. JOHN N. Lafham, Mo. LEON HART. GLENN A. Oklahoma Cily JECH. KEITH H. Kingfisher JOHNSON, DONALD W. Chickasha JONES. MARY L. Slillwaler KESTER. ROBERT V. Oklahoma Cify KOKOJAN, HENRY A. Waukomis KURLAND. DELORES G. S+. Louis, Mo. LATHROP. JERRY D. Keyes LEWIS, HELEN L. Lawfon JEI-ILICKA. KATHLEEN Enid JOHNSON. JOHN L. Pawnee JONES, WIGHT W. Marshall KETCHUM. ROBERT D. Okmulgee KOOP, EDWIN H. Enid LACER. ORLAND 6. Wewoka LAUSTEN. MARGIE A. Barflesville LIEBHART. JAMES R. Enid JERNIGAN. LAWRENCE C. Tulsa JOHNSON, PAULINA McAIes+er J UMPER. JACK J. Colberl KIESEL, JACK Pryor KOPP. JILRETH Cooperron LACY, JIMMY D. Broken Bow LAWRENCE. MARY J. Webbers Falls LIC-BUS. MICHAEL Passaic, N.J. JESSEE. JOANNE Duran? JOHNSTON, BOB 6. Ponca Cily JULIAN. JOE K. Pawhuska KILLINGS- WORTH. RELLA M. KOTNICK. GEORGE Folsom, Pa. LANCASTER, JAMES A. Wagoner LAWRENCE. ROBERT M. Oklahoma Cily LINDLEY. SHERMAN T. Frederick JOHNDROW, PATSY ANN Enid JOHNSTON. CORA BELLE Brislow KALKA. KENNETH D. Chandler KIMBELL. JAMES A. Chickasha KOURI, BOB G. Hobarf LANCASTER. LOIS A. Wagoner LAYTON, EILEEN L. Oklahoma Ciry LINK, JOHN A. Sapulpa JOHNSON, BEN NEIL Chickasha JOHNSTON JIMMIE W. Vici KAMPHANS, ELMER H. Canule KIMBERLIN. JACKIE K. Pauls Valley KRAEMER. ROBERT H. Perry LANE. MARION A. Waynoka LEARD, TERRY S. Hugo LOMENICK. LORA J. Mounlain View IIPHO ORE CLASS of 19 0 LO' LOIIGEIIJE LOPENTZEN LOSET LOWTHEP LUBIN LUCE. LUCKFIELD, LUDWICK. If!-5' WILLIAM E' GECWGE E' MAPIE Y, MAPY M. NATHAN M. MARGARET B, CHARLENE JAMES C, -' ': G rn-1' 'Iac' Ov vw -1 C?',' W-3-,1iIa J'1meyCII'y, N. J Duncan Tulsa Olwmuhgvfe NACE MACE MACVEV MALIDFY MAHAFFEY, MAIN JP. MALERNEE, MALLORY, JR, MARCOUX, if-TVICIA I THOMAS E HELEN L, JAMES LI, JAMES D. WILLIAM A. ROY C. JACK MAUREEN K L 1 I EIN:-Q., - Ov 1 C N I'1ai .5 Tub: Maplffwmod, Cudminq Mabank. Ter. Oleene rff-1151 mf-Pr HAI! rAAPrHArA MAPLAP MAPLIN MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL, MARTENS. IIT,-7h',5 Lf' JJDETCLE IAAUPICE IN. EONALLJ LEE MAPILYN ANN ALTA ELLEN JIMMIE G. VANETTE BETTY ANN if 1 Q' ,fr-Y., L' pf G' fn Tj., Pm,-n f,-, 3 BradIff-,I TaIFI1inI Carrier Wilmette, III. MA:-'TIVI MASON VAATHESOII I-AATHEINS MATHEWS. JP. MATTHEWS, MAY, MCBRIDE, MCCABE. 1929153 rAf-PGAPFTI HONELI D LAVEPNA POBEPT S. DONALD SUE DORIS L, JOHN A, C- 1' 1 Via C ', Ov 1 1C ', KI!!- '1'f' P .-nin CIM Aumva Nehv. SIIQIQY Oklahoma Ciiy Sdpulpa P! GAY 'A.CI.AI'J M'C' UPE M1COLLUM MQCOY MLDOWELL. MQEUIN. MQEARLAND, MCGEE ..1.:':' X J EQEVJ E. POBEPT H, IAI-IE ANN INEZ BARBARA ANN HOME? HARRY DAVID ROBERT D, Ov -1' 1 C , M 1A wwe' C'mIa.I1: Paffnff. Pun' Ia CIW OIcrncIv Meeker Pawhuuka BIacIwweII FA'GLf'-VEEY l'A'HEIlPY PAQINTYPE MQIIJTYPE MfI'INLEY, M1iLEOD, MQMAKIN, MCMILLIN, MCMURRY, .vO+-VJ C CL!-FICE C EATPICIA POEEPT E. JOHN C. BILL B. GPOVEP S. PAT DONNA F. S' h Erin C '. S'af.'-fy Ai! M11 Yun. Buriin-gran N. J, F1,WorIh Tm. Mnrirffta Briffon Tulsa ME-Yf'- PAEHTZEI. MEPCLP MEPPITT MEYERDIRV MILLER MILLER, MILLER. MILLER, SON 5' HELEN I CLAUDF I TED L. HAPOLD P. BUDDY J. JACK E. JAMES P. JOHN C. IAwJi..'u 5-: Q..w N A11-1 SvwIIfw:'wv P111-'V'If:'? OIfeone BroIren Arrow AIIen Duncan VIILLE9 rf LLS MILHE: MILUM MOE MOFFAT, MOEEETT, MOLZ, MONTGOMERY, MORTENSON 'VOEEPT V ALMA E fOE GEOPGE B. CULVEP D. DOROTHY F. JOAN DONA M. DICK G. JOHN C. Ov' , gf-f f pgff., C ', Q, J fl .' QM,--,gb SIiIIff,n-f Piedrnonf TuIso Kiowa, Kan. AIMS BIacIrweII I - , J x idk-12 '-if I-ull-umja 0PHO OR CLASS of 19 0 MOORE, MOORE, MOORE. MORAVEC, MORGAN, MORGAN, MORRIS, MORRIS, MORRIS. BERTHA M. JO K. LESLIE R, ROSALEE A. BILL RAYMOND H.EDDIE L. J, R. ROBERT E. Okmulgee Tulsa Muskogee Waukomis Barllesvllle Seminole Lawlon Shawnee Cowela MORTENSEN, MOSS, MOSTELLER, MURRAY, MYERS, NAILON, NALL, NANNY, NAVICKAS, JOHN C. MEREDITH L, BERRY J. JAMES W. ORVILLE L. RETA E. NORMA L. JOE D. ANTHONY J. Blackwell Tulsa Sliqler Slilwell Barllesville Oklahoma Cily Canal Zone Tulsa Old Bridge, N. J. NICHOLS, NICHOLAS, JR. NICHOLS, NICKELL, NIENI-IAUS, NIGRO, NOE, NORRIS, JR. NYSWONGER. BILL E. FRED JAMES G. TOMMY C. EMILY RICHARD A. MARY M, M. JULIAN PAULA S. Senllnel Enid Oklahoma Cily Brlsfow Oklahoma Cily Omaha, Nebr. Edmond Okmulqee Oklahoma Cify OLDHAM, OPPEL, ORWIG, OVERSTREET, PALMER, PALMER, PANTELL, PARIS, PERKINSON. ANN C. ROBERT A. DAVID L. CHARLES W. DONELLA D. MARILYN PATTI PAT ADDIE S. Okmulgee Kingfisher Enid Ponca Cily Stlllwaler Ifhaca, N. Y. Oklahoma Cily Ponca CIW Oklahoma Cily PATTERSON, PATTERSON, PATTERSON, PAYNE, PEARSON, PECHIN, PERAKIS, PERCY, PETTIS. EARL W. ELMER L. OVID HILTON D. JEANNE EDGAR H. HARRY S. HARRY F. BOBBY J. Cushing Collinsville Afklns, Ark. Weleefka Sflllwaler Ashland, Kan. Ridley Park, Pa.SIiIIwaIer Cromwell PIGG, PITCHER, PITCHER, PITTMAN, PITTMAN, PLYMATE, POLSTON, POPE, POPLIN. JIMMIE DORIS E. JOHN D. JUANITA B. STARI. R. CLAY S. BRUCE I. LELAND D. DAVID R. Barllesville Tulsa Tulsa Beaver Duncan Oklahoma CiIyTulsa Canfon Adair PORTER, POTTER, POTTS, POWELL, POWNELL, POYNTER, PRESTRIDGE, PRIBYL, PRICI-IARD. MARION R. RUTH H. WILLIAM L. ALDREDGE W.GALYN D. JASSCA JEFFERSON D.DOLORES RUTH A. Lawfon Sfillwafer Oklahoma CilySIillwaIer Douglas Chickasha Cheyenne I-lennessey Sfillwaler PROCTOR, PUGH., PURNELL, PURYEAR, PYEATTE, RAGLAND, RAINS, RAMSEY, RANDALL. MARGARET S.DUANE W. NELDA J. ELIZABETH INA V. FRED L. GROVER L. WILLIAM S. FRANK W. Aloka Tulsa Enid Tulsa Guymon Oklahoma CI+ySI'IIlwa+er Barflesville Sfillwafer MORRISETT. CECIL M. Gulhrie NELSON, RAY E. Lahoma O'BRYAN. PATRICIA P. Oklahoma Cily PARKS, CAROLYN J. Prague PHIBBS. PAUL A. Burbank POPPE. RAYMOND E. Byron, Nebr. PRIEBE. LARRY F. Okeene RAN DALL. KATHRYN Buffalo MOSE. NORMA L. Oklahoma Clly NEWTON, ROBERT D. Seminole ODOM. BETTY Comanche PATTERSON. BILLY J. Slillwafer PICCOLO, FRANCES M. McAIesfer PORTER, AL T. Moore PRITCHARD, JACOUIE Muskogee RANDOLPH, HELEN Tulsa IIPHO ORE CLASS of 19 0 LF-, P!-'IXCJIIE '7':E'. FEED PEEL' PEEVES REICHARE1 REVELL, REYNOLDS. 'AV5' ' if-RE!-PP V ALICE GOLLIEN Lf. JOE H. JAMES E. ROBERT E. JACK R. EVAN T. -1 7- vw' I C ', T. -I Cv' f.e'ff Mc-UIMQ May Tuiza MuaIoUGf- VVuodwerd I- ,r-f'- 9 1II'EZ iw ET' PINEARSON T'IE'LEf POBE POEEPTS, ROBERTS, ROBERTS. if-PQI, VIIIIIETI-I GLEN O. CHARLES VENNETH If. IZILLIE L, BOB GENE JANICE r f:.1 ' ' E1 V, C' M1'-'f EfrdIyvIqI OIIG, CIW GranII'c TuI5f: EI Rang P' E' lf? IIZCIIJ POE NTI POETI-IEP ROGERS POLEWICZ. POLUFS. POMICK ROMINE. X-'J ' I-I N T'I'I YI ALBERTA L. ROBERT LI. CHARLES E. ELEANOR J. PHIL A. THOMAS G. I yn Ev- I ivfvwffl C f f.':'-if l'Afmr.f1Tmr Iffm, OIIa.CII,f OIIIIIVIG MIemI ErwId EOD' LCQIJCH ROIJCH RCIANE IE' PUESELL RYAN RYAN, PYBOLT SACYETT. 'WT7' I-'X-lfflf . PC,fi1EI'T J NA NIE PCM L CHARLES J. MARTHA BOBBY R. SUE T 'I '!, - T. ff I.-:mfr IRV1 Nf1'.I'I OIIa.C,iIy Srfminnlf- Efwmeff EFF' 4' QCAEELOIJSH ZCHAFU' CCI-IFITZ CCHIEF ECHOEEELEP SCI-IULTZ, SCI'-IURCH SCOTT. 'ff' .',9Mf- .Ei-I HEREE ,C ANTI IIJITI-I GEPOLL1 W. JERRY MARION I. MARY ALICE T. 1 V- fn' 1 C ' T, 'I ' 'fl C ', Arf3'w.rf- Ejff.If,n Arrmfu '3I'If1'Huf,I CI'IfmdIev TuI2c 'ff'-2 . 'gf'-'ff-IIQ2 QE!-I!!-HEC QE!-P2 CEAf ZHACVEL- QHACYEL- SHAICLEE, SHANNAHAN. ZLTT' AAL TP P GJOPSE X- ,IO HELL IACV P. FOPD, FORD PAY JAMES H. GRANTLEN O. -s ' ' L-ff ' 1. TuI'.f, .IOANNE EnTrI WGIVJUVQH MuzImqrff: Q'-AL? ZH!-P' fr-If-Pl' 'JHEETC QI-IELTOII ZHERROD SHIRLEY SHOLL, SHRIVER. ' ,-'-J Affli VA .WIIIIFV NA HIE N, QPETTA F. MAPGAPET JIMMIE IJ. ONAH V. JOE FRANK . ' . C. ' ' . 2' f.f .I'f1'f1,- QIIf,w,fm, CI., ZIIIINMM SfIIIfmfm SIIIINN r OIIaImmd CIW Z FF. QI- QPFQGQ 'ffgrvf QVIIIIILI7' ZLEIQHT JR. ZMALL SMALLEY, SMITH SMITH. UAV , Om? llf'-IIE! 'ff'-II JOHN T, FLMO C.. LOLETA M. ANNA MARIE ALBERT H. A. WESLEY If ff' H 1-v T, 1, EMI, fJIIf,IIf.fw, Cm, Emqmrw, I-flrvmni EJurI'mm ArrIorIIa i RHODES FRANK H. Gufhvfe ROBERTS. NANCY SUE TLII50 ROOT. IDELOR ES Mualofxc-C' SALLEE. MARJORIE Rflwnwe- SCOTT WAN DA J. OIIfs. Cify SHANNON, M. L., VaIIey. Sfre-am, N. Y. SIDAPIS. NICK J. Omaha, Neb. SMITH. BOB A. Coalqafe - RHODES. MARGARET Barnsdall ROBERTSON. JAMES C. Ashville, N. C. ROSS. EUGENE Warner SANFORD, SHARON ORIa.CiIy SCOTT. SHIRLEY SIIIIWIHIQ-r SHAPIRO. R. A., Asbury Park, N. J. SILER, WILLIAM I-I. OIcIa.Cify SMITH. BRYANT W. OIrIa. Ci+y SMITH, SMITH, CHARLES D, EVERETT A. Kingfisher Mangum SNOW, SNUGGS. RALPH D. JERRIE N. Duncan Wewoka STANLEY, STARNES, JR.. MARK WILLIAM N. Chickasha Woodward STEPHENS, STEPHENS. JUDY SHIRLEY ANN Ponca Cily Canlon STOABS, STOKES. CHARLES W. MERLE M. Bryon Tulsa SUMMERS, SUTTLE, CAROLEE RITA D. Seminole Okla. CiI'y TEEL, JR., TEFERTILLER, ARLIE D. KENNETH R. Tulsa Purcell THOMPSON, THORNTON, RALPH E. WILLIAM C. Holdenville Okla. Cily IIPHOIVIIIIIE CLASS of 1950 SMITH, SMITH. GEORGE K. JAMES H. Edinborgh, Scot Sfillwafer SOLEMAN, SOREY. ROBERT L. CHARLES S. Barflesville Okla. CiIy STATELER, STATEN, SARA L. MARGARET Blackwell Terlion STEPHENS, STERBA, JR.. V. AVERY PAUL E. Tulsa Ponca Cily STOLPE, STOUT. ELSA P., BenI'on ROBERT J. Harbor, Mich. Henrye+I'a SUTTON, SWAN. JOYCE M. MORRIS W. Sfillwafer Tallanl TERREL, TERRILL, GAYLAND C. HARRY B. Chandler Wakifa TILLER, TILLOTSON. MARY LOU GORDON J. Jones Okla. Cily SMITH. JEPTHA T. Ponca Cily SORRELS. BOBBYE D. Coyle STAUFFER. ELMERTA E. Carmen STEVENS, BEVERLY Barflesville STOW, L. R. Vici TABB. GENE A. Sapulpa THOMAS. ALBERT H. Gurdon, Ark. TILSON. DAVID F. Newlon, Kan. SMITH. MUREL N. Eldorado SOTER. R. H., Wash- inglon, D. C. STAVINOHA. MARY E. Temple, Tex. STEWART. BETTY LO U Tulsa STREMMELL. ELIZABETH J. Okla. Cily TELLER. DAVID R. oils. ony THOMAS, DAVID L. Brislow TIMKEN, PAT Slillwaler SMITH, SMITH. VIRGINIA M.WAYNE C. Ponca Cify Sfroud SPANN, SPRINGER, RAY H. ANN E. Temple Eufaula STAVINOHA, ST. CLAIR. MARY E. RITA RUTH Temple, Tex. Oklahoma Cily STEWART, STILLMAN. LEILA L. L. K., Bingham Broken Arrow Canyon, Ulah STROEDE, STURM, DICK C. MELVIN L. Tulsa Medford TALLEY, TALLEY. MARGARET RICHARD P. Okla. 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Q f EfAMS ADAMS AVIN ALLEN ALLEN A' ' ' O f-P9Y '-1 GAYLE OPETHA L. MARY A. RICHARD G. 3' I . Z' 1 - C I1 ur- -wi Efefleflil Eyaf' Pafkvuzlfd I- f'-'J' ECI, A'IOI7EfvS f-,PMBPUSTEP APNOLD APNOLD APPINGTON A . .O Y ,. VPMOIIA MAPY L. ANNETTE E. NOVA G. ANNIE E. l!l J'1 T'-1 OIWJI1 f1,A OIII-,III-mfl CII, BWI-yn Hoff Pfmna CEN, X- 3 EAHISTEP Elf'-7HAl.' EAPNES EAENETT BAPPETT BARRETT ffl fl-4. I r O 35'O'III+E VJOPMA ll 'NANTJA M. Cl-IAPLES EI. CONNIE T, y Fifa FHM' L'?nI,lo.ffr' MomI,P,fI3n 5' BELL BELL EENECVL BENNETT, BENSON. ' JI fvllllf-. Y 'PTHPYVI JEPPY L, EOS-E M IEAl'l C. ELIZABETH A. g CI' C' qw , f ' 'Dv 1'-1 I E-.N E' 1 Slfgnnwf Duncan 7,T'r SSC7 EQUPY fIESl'IEf'.DS BEST BEZINCJUE BIEDEPIVIAN A . I- .I ,, I- fff'LLf 'O' XEPA E. PAV-IEJALL H. MAPOAPETJ. CHAPLES E. In , I. xffl' OVJI 'uv-J Ol Sami Spvwfwau E'l'1'rNfv:lI-fs Tulum F E HLESSIIIS ELUM DON TJLYTEIE BOEHS BOLLINGEP E A .' O 'J 4' ,AMES l'I ALO IA. B':I-- CLYDE IJ. PICIHIAPISQ B. BOB J. F'x'.a.O' L.I. lI.I' 'Nnlfjv' All EIIMII-ff S'IIIual'Er JA'-E. '.',f'fF5S ESONLES 3ONI NAP? EOYD BPADY BPANNON Nl P 'ff-if A BILLYI' E OAPOLYFI A, IAAPILIZE 9. JOAN PUSSELL H. ' 1- ' f 'Ol 1'w '1 OI' TUIW1 Tul-,IJ Sllllrfaler V QOFE EQONIJ EDOVJII BDOHNN EPOVVII BPOWN if-7'Ef -VF' EEJEDLY ff. OI-IAPLES P. C. N, DICK '. If fi - , O ffm 1' 'l Pq. 1 Cfef-I Blur., Enld ALLEN. POBBIE J. Tulpa ARTI-IAUEJ. IRIS R. Mufual BAXTEP. GENE I-'lfllllz BENSON. I-IARPY D. Pfwflwualfa BISHOP, JP L. W, Owmanclwe BOMI-IOFF. BETTY J, Ovary BPASSFIELD, CALVIN N. Blfby BPOWN ELO Tulufa ALLEN. ROSEMARY I-Ie-nryefla ARTHAUD. NORMAN W. Mulual BEARDEN. BROOKS I-I. Tulsa BENSON. JOE E. Tulsa BLACK MITZI F, Ponca Cily BONDE. MARTIN Tulsa BRECI-IT, MARIAN A. Sapulpa BROWN. JIMMY N. Covinqlon ALLISON. CHARLES S. Tulsa BALL. MARJORIE A Yukon BEASLEY, DORIS R. Perry BENTLEY, BILLIE L. Tulsa BLACK. N. ANN Kinqfisl-ner BOOTI-IE, JANE E. Tulsa BRETT. C, EVERETT Sflllwaler BROWN. LA NITA Sfillwafer BROWN, LARRY M. Tulsa BUERGEY, RAYMOND C. Tulsa BURTON, MARY M. Tulsa CAMPBELL. KENNETH N. Tulsa CASE. LOM ETA B. Tullle CLARK, JANIS A, Oklahoma Cify COLLINS. ROBERT E. Muskogee COWLEY, ED Hugo BROWN. LEE I. Tulsa BULARD. DONALD E. Ardmore BUTLER. BARBARA R. Enid CANTRELL. JIM ROSS Tulsa CASH, CAROLYN D. Bar+lesvIlIe CLARK, JOE H. Tulsa CONWAY. JO AN N Tulsa COX, BARBARA S. Ba rllesville FRE BROWN. LEONARD R. Vinifa BULLER. NELDA ROSE Gollry BUTLER, BOB M. Barrlesville CANTRELL. JOE EDWARD Cushing CASON. CARL Tulsa CLARK. ROBERT E. Taloqa COOK. GLORIA A. Tulsa COX. BOB WILEY Tulsa HIVIA CLASS of 19 0 BROWN. MARJORIE A. Dover BUNCH, JAC- OUELINE A. Cleveland BUTLER. H. D. Eufaula CAPPS. GILMER N. Tlplon CASTLE. CHARLENE Y. Jef CLARK. WAYNE Ba rflesville COOK. OLDEN Wagoner COX, JR. WILLIAM R. Tulsa BROWN. NORMA J. Oklahoma Clly BURDEN. BILL J. Sedan, Kan. BUTTS. CAROL M. Enld CARLIN. LOUIS E, Tulsa CHAMBERS. NADINE Beggs CLARKSON. CARROLL E. Chandler COOPER. HOWARD F. Shawnee CRAFT. JUANITA M. Slillwafer BROWN, BROWN. VIRGINIA M, WILLIAM C. Tulsa Ralslon BURGI, BURK. LLOYD D. RICHARD G. Sarcoxle, Mo. Oklahoma Cify BUZZARD, BYERS. MARGARET A. MARY J. McCloud Tulsa CARLSON, CARPENTER. RONALD E. DONALD R. Tulsa Anadarko CHANEY, CHAPMAN, LUCILLE BOB L. Tulsa Tulsa CLIFT, CODY. JOHN W. THOMAS J. Tulsa Tulsa COOPER, CORBELL. LARRY T. PATRICIA A. Slillwaler Okmulgee CRAFT, CRAIG. NANCY H. ROSALIE E. Slillwaler Shawnee BRUTON, BRYAN. MARVETA N. MAXINE Elk Clly Snyder BURNSIDF, BURRELL. CLARENCE D. LAUREEN C. Red Rock Ardmore BYRD, BYRD. ADA LOU THOMAS A. Red Rock Oklahoma Ciry CARRINGTON, CARTER, MARY ANN HEARL A. Tulsa Wesf Fork, Ark. CHENOWETH, CIHAK, BILL DON Enld Tulsa COFER, COLE. C. A. PATRICIA L. Woodward Skiafook COREY, COUCH, IRENE E. BILL E. Cushing Tulsa CRANE, CRAWFORD, PATRICIA L. BILLY B. Denver, Colo Comanche BRYAN. DONNA J. Tulsa BURRIS, JAMES S. Yukon CALVERT. RALPH E. Tulsa CARY, CAROL J. Oklahoma Cfly CISSELL. PATSY L. Wakila COLLINS, JAMES L. Canarqo COUCH. CAROL LEE Nowala CRAWFORD, JOHN C. Shawnee v M., ' 1 ff fi v -s 'Q 3 3' 'rv V C' 94 A -1 -5 iT Nr' -vw qv- 1 -L 'U LII A 'ff- FRE HMA CLASS of 19 0 f: H gffyff .ff-.M ZPETTH ' fwfr. ,5'3Hf- CPQSS MADGAF ET F. f.- TA ,.,, I-LV CFFLVZL A. TMJ CPOSS VATTY ZUL Hu-1 QANLLL 'QPUTH1 1 -fr CFUTCHFIELD. EAVELAPA F , J L ,, .- ...J LAWS .IAMLS A. W. LAM,-,f Cv, f- ,-'-r DE!-VJ VLATHLP!-.GE TTLAVLP A- A LAU T LATPICFA A. PUB LVHDYLL TQMM1' A. ' , . 'FL mf'-1'L.w', Tw: D...ET 'f-TWH ' AL LTCL' 5f!CPL'1' T fjyv' T MPPY' M TLA M!-'L HTTYL .L ' ' 1'Y.', Il' HL- fYf1N ' B' Lvm Ulf-1 y'V1Af V CL WWTTH' VPN ff-THQ 'V.1 T A, LULTIA ll- LF!-VH L - . , . T, , 7,17 ,IVV 'J-Mn,-,T L f- lf'-V4 'ffffl DF-'r .' 'JWLVKFL CL-4FF'lL lF' T A P1511 Fwnfi ,Eff-L '. HTH TLCTHEL' rLf A QTL!-VA 'VI' 1' f LLf Tl TA, T5'.fflf'PT ' HAFVLLC. 1. T.. s Q.. Us , P-f1Pf.f+ -9 555-f'-ff 1!PH', TU-NC LKLLP. X- ..'.f-'..!- '. 'UPYJ V PHIL G. PCET. Llfff PEGGY SUL Y f' 1'1 -f War. P-wh, F'wLFri CFUTCHFILLD DUN F Tu in DAVIS JAMES T Dwxlfv DLEAPDELLEL N. EAP' EAPA f. Mu Twp., DICPSOVJ. ALTPLAN L. Cu-LTV-1 LJDUDICAYNJ PAUL r' T, ', VP YDHJ VUE! PT L. T,'1..qM,LT FMLTF GILBLPT L. Zflwmnfv PENN. GLOPG-E L, Tmifl 2 CUMMINS ELTTW L. F-'1:L.'f'v DAVIS .IQHN F. C7LLf1Lm1fv'fr CMV LJLLVVALL STAN! LY V. gL4lLv,TyL.-f LJTL HL NVJTJMA I, LVLULLMLL ITOVFLL JASFLP L. LUrLm'vw DUNCAN NOPMA ,I. H Summff N M LMLPSON. POST A, CV1',LVYbl!f'LL FEPPELL. JP. LLMO P. Tulsa -mn-.r CUNNINGL-LAM LOU ANN OLlBLWr'1nw,'1CTLy DAVIS. PAYMOND Emid DLMAR, DARLENE OLLdhf1lTl-JCTLV DILLAPD. PAUL V. 51. Lffuiy, MH. DOWLHY, CHLCJL A. Tulnd DUNCAN THOMAS O. OL'Lf1LvC1vv'111 Cffy ENLJICOTT, DONALD P. Cushing FL-LOLEP, BILL H. Tulsa FIRESTONE. JAMES E. I-lennessey FOSTER. RANNIE N. Brlsfow FRENCH, JR. SAM UEL E. EI Reno GARNER. ROBERT V. Slillwafer GILLIAM, JOY W. Sapulpa GOULD. GEORGE M. Cushing GREEN, DONALD C. McAIesI'er GRIGSBY, DO LORES L. Davenporf FRE FISI-IER, FISHER, FRANCIS L. PATTY Cushing Shawnee FOSTER, FOWLER. RICHARD M. PATRICIA A, New Jersey Oklahoma Clly FRIDAY, FRIEDMAN. SHIRLEY E. HERBERT R. Sfillwaler Anadarko GARVIN, GEE. LEE F. EUGENE F. Manqum Spiro GILMER, JR. GIPSON. TOM P. JO H. Okmulgee Oklahoma Clfy GOULD, GRAHAM. JAMES A, CHARLES R. Woodward DeKalb, Ill. GREEN, GREEN. JAMES M. JO ANNE. Shamrock, Tex. Wakila GROOM, GROVE, SAM W. RILLA M. Barnsdall Enid HMA CLASS of 19 II FISHER. SARALEE Sllllwarer FOX. MARGARET L. Oklahoma Clly FRITTS. DONA J. Henryella GEIS. VIRGINIA L. Ringwood GIVENS. RAENELL Sllllwafer GRAHAM. V. DALE Byron GREEN. JOE W. Enid GROVES. PAUL A. FI. Towson FLANAGAN. E. LOUISE Mariella FOX. RAY F. Claremore FRONKIER. CHARLENE F. Ponca Cily GERMAN, LAWRENCE D. Manchesler GLIMP. GLORIA M. Drurnrighl GRAHAM, OPAL P. Davis GREEN. LAJ UANA B, Oklahoma Cily GURLEY, GEORGIA L. Grove FOGARTY. MARY G. Gurhrie FRANCO. JESUS Sanfurce, P. R. GAFFORD. BEVERLY J. Oklahoma Clfy GIBSON. JOE B. Tulsa GOODEN. GEORGE M. Klngflsher GRATHAM. GLEN M. Ryan GREEN. ROBERT E. Oklahoma Cily HACKNEY. GWENDOLYN Freedom FORD. CHARLES R. Tulsa FRANKLIN. AUDREY H. Muskogee GAITO. WILLIAM R, Sfralford, Con n. GIGOUX. JIMMIE J, Carrier GOOLSBY. JOLINDA Tulsa GRASSMAN, DELBERT D. Ponca Cify GREEN. WILLIAM R. Oklahoma Cify HADEN. JOEL M. Oklahoma City FORSTER SANDRA Tulsa FRATZKE, PHYLLIS Meno GALLAGHER. PATRICIA R. Sapulpa GILBERT. FRANCES A. Tulsa GORDEN, BARBARA Tulsa GRAVETTE, BETTY A. Okmulqee GREENFIELD. GUY F. Frederick HAGERS, BETTIE J. Slillwaler FOSH EE. IRMA F. Sllllwaler FREEMAN, D, DEEN Alfus GARDE. ROBERT L. Vinifa GILBERT. JOAN E. Slillwaler GORDON. JODIE Barflesville GRAY. BERTA L. Houslon, Tex. GREGG. JERRY R. Enid HAGERS. JEAN Sfillwaler FOSTER. BARBARA A. Oklahoma City FRENCH, LOANA L. Freedom GARDNER, RALPH L. Tulsa GILL. JAMES S. Piedmonf GOUIN. GAYLE Duncan GREGG. I. A. Slillwaler GREGORY. HELEN D. Carmen HALE. GERALD N. Tulsa FRE HMA CLASS of 19 0 H 1 'J f- ' Iff- 5f'Tf f, I fwq-I IJ J f4IJT'H'M' Ei ' f- F LPM'-FJ r-1A,, HAFAIQTOIJ HAIAMLTT HANL, HANNA . ,CfRH RUTH A. MAPILYN I. GLENDA M. LAWRENCE P. F T'-, T, 4 CI1'i4rv,I,vI4 TaIIaIf1 Hrfnrye-Hn Hr'-PPS' HAUUIIJOTOII HARRIS HARRISON HARRISON ,Aff Q JAIAEQ H, BOB 'S FLOPLLEE MARY ,JO 5 I T, 1 Fifi: C , OIIaI-wma CIM Sfmmpa HAUGI-1 HAUCFR HAVVVIN3, HANNYINS HAYES, f.'f'IJ A LOUIS Lf APLHJI: Y. LIOUOLAS IVI, JAMES J. 'J J. V: I-I ' ,fy I OI4rfIU TIJIw1 SIIII.'ff3I'3r f+ir,1Q L-1?rJfILLP I-EPMAIJ HLSSLP HEUSEL, ART Mi- JANE M 'AXALTON L. JOYCE M. CHARLES W, Tyr ' T, -1 Sczff' SfT'Iff,-,Im H+-nnezzey HI HILL HILL HILL HILL :LIJI-V 'AARVDABLT A. IAARILYNIL IWOVPIS L, SAM A, C 1,1 ff' 1 C ', Cf Mfw. LJ--'fp Pun, N. C. Afvmflfrn ,1 Af .f HOLT HOLTON HOOVEP, HOUSTON, DOY H JIMMY C BARBARA L. MARTHA L. LAVEPNE A'--I P' CHI AU I'I'J'l - TuI,fx SIIIIIMJN-fr H Eh if PUKQVAEY, HUDSON, HUG-HES HUGHES . J UH ROBERT S. LJOLOPES J. JOHN H. , TJ 1 Su dw OIrmJIf1eff Sbfuffmee , , HIJTCHVVJ2 HUTCHLPSON HUTCHISON, HUTCHISON, , 'FPALQ F JAMES A. TJON I.. SARAH V. T e T- V' L51 R1','.f'z Van, CIM-err-Ore A. HANSENS, .JACK E, Renta CIN HART, MERNA J. Henrye-II: HAYS, LEO R, SIiIIwatf-r HEWLETT, MARILYN Svillmfor HILLER, BILLY L. NQHIDI HOWARD, ROBERT M, Barnsdall HULL CHARLENI: Ponca CIW HYDE, HOMER H. Alma HAPBER, WILLIAM D. McLmJfJ HART, NANCY Avdmovw HEE6, BETTY OIIf,Iwoma CIW HIBBERT, CHARLES W. Fairfax HINCHEY, LA DENA OLIGITOUIH CIW HOWAR D. SAMMYE L. Olrmulqee- HULL, JR. JAMES J. Okmulqee IHRIG. CHARLES C. Oklahoma Ciiy :Yan-f. .1 HARGROVF, ANNA SIIIIWQIQI' HARTSELL. RURAL D. OIemaIw HEFFNER, ANN D. SIIIIwafer HICKS. PAUL J. Eu, Csfy HINTON, BOB H. AIfus HOWE, DON G. Ccwofd I-IUME, DOROTHY M Emd IMBODEN, CLARICE JO EI Reno INBODY, ROY D. Tulsa JAGGERS, BILLY R. Tulsa JOHNSON, JUNE C. Hugo JONES, ROBERT H. Shawnee KESSLER. NEWLIN W. Tulsa KRAFT, JOAN . Burlinglon LASHLEY, LOUISE Tulsa LEONARD, DAVID C. Tulsa INMAN. REX L. Perkins JAMES. MAXENE Vallianl . JOHNSON, RUTH M. Perkins KALOW, JACK L. Enid KILPATRICK. MARY ANN Garber KREHBIEL, ELDON W. I-Iydro LATHROP, BILL M. Norlon, Kan. LESCAU LT, RAYMOND D. Slillwaler FRE I-IIVIA LASS of 19 0 INNIS. JOEL R. Omaha, Nels. JANSSEN. ARLO D. Eairmonl JOHNSON. SHIRLEY A. Slillwaler KAMMER- DIENER, CECIL E. KING. MARY J. Slillwaler KRUGER. JOANNE Tulsa LAUBACH, DALE O. Okeene LEVESEY. HAROLD J. Chocfaw INSLEE. CHARLOTTE J. Broken Arrow JARBOE. JOAN M. Tulsa JOHNSTON. CHARLES L. Barllesville KARBAN, ROSEMARY Waukomis KIRCH. NOEL P. Pawnee KUHNEN. EDWARD G. Tenafly, N. J. LAW. BILLY E. Lawlon LEWELLEN. OZZELLE Graham IRION. VESTA M. Nash JERNIC-AN. AUDREY L. Burbank JOHNSTON JERRY M. Milo KARNS. KENNIS D. Walonga KIRKBRIDE, CLYDE A. Malvern, Ark. KULLMANN GENE EI Reno LAWRENCE, JO ANN Pawnee LEWIS. WALTER E. Barllesville JABARA, HELEN L. Burden, Kan. JOI-IANNES, JOE T. Oklahoma Cily JOHNSTON. JOYCE A. Ponca Cily KAUPKA. FRED E. Drummond KIRKPATRICK. R. A. Tulsa KUNC. WILMA J. Taloga LAWRENCE. ROBERT L. Tulsa LIEBENHEIM. JOAN Pawhuska JACKSON. DONALD E. Mangum JOHNSON. CLAUDINE S. Thomas JOHNSTON, PATRICIA Oklahoma Cily KAYE. LEONARD R. New York, N. Y. KISER. ROY GUY Fr. Sill LAMLE. ROLAND E. Okeene LAWS. ALICE C. Skialoolc LIGGEN- STOFFER. MARY LOU JACKSON, EARL H. Pawhuska JOHNSON. GWEN Shawnee JOINER. LAVANTA Manqum KEITH, DON D. Tulsa KIZER. HARRY C. Hugo LANE. DORIS L. Heavener LEE, BRYAN L. Nowala LILLIE. CHARLES Gulhrie JACKSON, ROY E. Anllers JOHNSON, GENEVIEVE Hugo JONES. J UDY Enid KENNARD, JACKIE L. Clovis, N. M. KLINE. BERTIE L. Tulsa LANGFORD. BARBARA A. Enid LEE. JACOUELINE Perry LINN. MARY R. Nowala JACOBS, JAMES E. Allus JOHNSON. HAROLD A. Frederick JONES. ROBERT E. Tonkawa KERNS. GWENITH L. Sllllwaler KNAPP, WALTER C. Tulsa LANGI'-IOEER GLORIA A. Shafluck LEE. WALLACE A. Marland LINTHICUM, DELORES W. Slillwafer FRESHMA CLASS of19 0 Y - AE -LJFH :ff UMUC LCIXE LCVr,',Ir LOVELAND LOVELL 1- 1- ' 'ff'-1 ,FCI HAVCLL' L, DAVE L LIOLOPES A. PAULINE F, ' . ' ',' .',3'- I,I 1 IUMA LTfnIIf'.fIIIf2 SIIIIWAIEV f- - rff-,CVT IA!-.LTBIE IA!-.NLVAL I-AAI-JLCIW, MAPQUIS fL1 P V'EE,PTf- 'I 'F LEEPTl IT!-V'J F- IUNE E. ,IFE FPANP , fy Iawf I-fff'-1 Img, S' f Enid I-I'-4151 M!-UZ M AIJELLI IF' MfCALl, MICAILA MfCApII, H 'W'-. 'A -Lf.'f- EAPL L. FATS1' I, GAFI' E. IOYD Y. 1 Tj, f:wv1 C'wfls '1 TuI'u H' .1 CULT IJ m CIJLUIUGI-I M CULLFIUGH M CUHEY, MI-CUF'P'r T 'A I-I rAf4'r IDU THOMAZ P, VIPGINIA CLAPENCI' ' , I C -, 'JI L 1r TUV, C IILIII I +frwf,1CII,f P! X-wif 'A CIIIIL' M 945 'NII1 I.fI'GI EG'QP MIYAY 'J' WIP L' EVN? If'AI.4P', F' ZAILIW P, AI-'IA LLL ', I If-ff' ., f. I1' Hx Iv' ELIUVI AVI WI-mfmf. A If 'JIJLIY 'A ','IJf'-III IA' XVIII IAIAP2, MIL, I-:HZ f Nr' M!-f rf1MfIUIfr'I ZUI C, MAPJOPII, , , , inf-I lm Q1 rfxffy f'yIU1.CII, LUV. MIIHH' mmf? MIILW MHLFP 'X-IJ TA 'TIWI-'EI ' 'PII LILLIX-H IAIILIPFD P. VIVIAN I. Ip. - A 'I TJI24 GIIIII-w1IQr FrvIrI u 'HI12' '.Kf'IIIQ JIA l'ACIII5'1IfIf IAfff,fI L, MOOPE A IJ!-F.V.? ifff Hf I-UBIPT iv'-LE P, JACY F. A T, , J-UQLKIJ P. 'pm If ff Twwr1.Ie Bfwwf LCIW LOWE FPANCES, ALICE M. SIIIIWGIQ-I GBFLIC-V MAPSTON, MASH. PICHAPLI A, MAX .,I. Ffwfzo TUIQ6: MfCLEAL1, MCCLUPF, LLIWARLI E. IIAVILI G, SIIHIGI IuI5.f1 M-'CUPPY IVICLIf5NALD, LLON W. GEOFG,-E S. APM Bf1rIIw.vvIIff IvIf'IfINLLY, MQYINNIY, FAPPIS I., VAY MfmIIf,Iu S4mpuIpf1 MFIBEPG,-EN, MELAUGI-I, IOSEPI-I L, IOANNA C. Lfdd IuI2s1 MILLS, MINOR, NANCY H. JANIE I-'Ifrwryf-Iffx Cu:I'wInq MOOPEI MOORE, MAPY E. PATPICV J. VVuuIomI4, GUIFIVIQ LOYU, JAMES E, BroIfQn Avrow MASTERSON. HELEN? OI-If1I'mma Cify MLCQNNELI. ALVIN S. Cox CIW MCDONALD. PICHARD C. CJIiIf1I1frV7'm CIIY MQMANUS. WINFORU O LIumr1I MERCFR, JR. PAUL E. Cmrrmvfgrn MINTON. BAPBARA D. Tulsa MORGAN. PATRICIA A. Qlfmulqee FRE HMA CLASS of 19 0 MORGAN, MORRISON, MORRISON, ROBERT L. JO ANN MARY L. Enid Tulsa Marshall, Ark. MURPHY, MURPHY, MURRAY, JOAN MARVIN J. MAE A. Tulsa Sapulpa Cusler NEVILLE, NEWCUM, NICKELSON, S. NANCY WILLIS Chlckasha Cleveland Freedom O'DONNELL, O'HAI.LAHAN, O'KELLEY. RALPH M. CARL D. VALDEVA E. Cherokee Barllesville Sfillwafer OYLER, PADEN, PALMER, TWILA C. WILEETA C. ANN Olceene Perry Okla. Cify PENDLETON, PENDLETON, PENDLEY, BARBARA J. JOE A. PATRICIA S. Barflesvllle Kingfisher Okla. Cify PLATT. PLEMMONS, PLEU. JIM ROSEMARY JUNE I. Kermit Tex. Oklahoma Cify Liberal, Kan. POTTS, POWELL, POWERS. WILLIAM A. JERREL B. DOROTHY J. MT-OIIVS. N. C. Enid Tulsa MORRISON, MORSANI, MOSBY. SAMUEL K. FRANK RUTH A. Marshall, Ark. Talala Manqum MYERS, MYERS, MYERS, GENE JACKIE F. LAVERNA M. Alva Snyder Mayfield NIDIFFER, NIECE, NIGHTENGALE. TOI J. HAROLD G. LOUIS W. Tulsa Elk Ciiy Fairview ORR, ORR, ORR. GLENN R. MARJORIE ROBERT P, Peek Sfillwaler Tulsa PANOS, PARKER, JR. PATTON. ELLIE JAMES L. JOHN T. Holdenville Dill Cify Oklahoma Ciiy PERKINS, PHELPS, PHILLIPS. N. GENE KENNETH CHESTER C. Sfillwarer Cogar Seminole POLLARD, POLLOCK, PONDER. MITLENE L. BILLY C. RONALD C. Enid Duncan Mangum PRATHER, PRATT, PRESTON. STANLEY H. MARION E. JOAN Tulsa Kingfisher Enid MOTE. DIANA Sapulpa MYERS, LAURA E. on... Ciry NOLEN, MARY A. CIinIon osBoRNE, GAYLE A. on... can PAYN E. DENTON L. Leedey PIERCE. HUGH TuIsa PooL. NANCY R. ou.. can PRICE. ALICE G. Duncan MOXLEY, CLARENCE J. Owasso MYERS, RAYMOND A. Gans NORMAN, DOROTHY B. Hominy OSWALD, JAMES E. Tulsa PAYNE, ' KATHERINE I. Challanooqa PIERCE. MILDRED J. Hunfer POPLIN, DONNA L. Enid PRICE. EDITH ou.. Ciiy M ULVANEY, GEORGE R. Okla. Cify NEFF, CLARA M. Fairfax NORMAN, MARTHA F, Searcy, Ark. OTTINGER, HELEN M. Hydro PAYNE. MAXINE OkIa,CiIy PINSON, KEITH E. Tipfon POPLIN. IVAN J. Sfillwaier PRICE, WYNDEL G. Comanche M UMFORD, DONALD E. Tulsa NELSON BILLY L. Bulifalo O'BRIEN, THOMAS E. Copiaque, N. OTTINGER, MINNIE L. Hydro PEABODY. THOMAS I. EI Reno PITCHER, MARTHA Tulsa PORR. DELPHINE D. Enid PRIEGEL, MARGIE L. Okrnulqee MUNSON, BILL D. Claremore NESBITT, UHLDEAN Okla. Ciry ooorvi, PAUL ou... can OVERTON. ROBERT L. Tulsa PECK. VVILLIAM A Ponca Cify PITTENGER. RICHARD D Thomas POTTS. NANCY L. Muskogee PRITCHARD SHIRLEY Claremore FRE HMA CLASS of 19 0 A f 'ff EFIQSJ-1 if-r-'L A 'A V. lJlLLlAlA E ELEC? l f -A IIIAV T.--,, CHA'-' ' X- 'C GOWC' .- fu. ff 1 ' :Win A H .Ajay AWE? Map, 'lf-ELO A . 'C2 'fA vff f FAII-I2 LYEIIA J HV -, PEEL CHIELEI' A !'Sfr'2Qf .' PICHAF-L' IAAPY ,I Xfnfrff EOEEDTQ COETA I, Nurff m LO!! 'Af-P YLYN Mm. ll Q!-'JDFPQ f.'lLLlf M T. 'VJ 'J CPEZT N'f-HDf'- f . , Nr.-1 CI-IOPT HELLA If f.,,Z PAMEY PAMSEY FAMSEY, PUSTY MILDPED A. POBERT C. L.,,.vfn Cllffulqnrf E.,fll.g-wlllq FEEVES FEEVES FEICHEPT EUGENE A, PATSY P, CATHERINE CW' Difflrmt Snfwlrrglf El Po-rm PICVETT2. PINGLEP PINPEP JO ANN VVILLA LOU LYLE S. p...Im Pwr, Tull.. POBINSON POBINSON PODGEPS ESTHEP L, MELVIN G. EILL W. Gf-'nf EI PI-rf Ollf,.Civ-, PONE POINLEY PUELIY LOUISE Lf, DIANE POY C. E-r., OIIJCQI, OIWCII, CANVUSYY QAVAGE SCI-IAPF CAM U. G. HOWAPD L, Twyw' I-Ig'r-lrq Igrmrllfnx N, Y CEGAPZ SERVICE QI-IAVEV. fLPPY L. J. POBEPT PAT Sl-IULTS ELEIE J. JU, Cm, Edqcrd fJlm.ClW Sl-IUMAN SILLEPS. NALTEF-' VV, NANCY D' lf,fx'6-' Euflalf. Trulia RANIVIN FANYIN BETTY ,l. .IACIK H. Hfazlell Tulua REIMEP, FEISCI-IE. J. PAUL J. GORDON MI, Vlefu El Rnrm RITCHEY, RITCHIE MARY J, POBERT D. BdfYl0u.fllle Sand Springs PODGEPS, RODOERS. ALFRED Ef. GJERALDINF Enid Dvumrfqlwl PUEE, RUSSELL. MAPIJANE CLEDIE BOB Nwflirl Llurfml SCHATZ, SCHMIDT. BETTY A. MARTIN WHf1ffUf:f Slillwaler SHAW, SHAWN. CHARLES J, TOMMY D. Burhfml Shawnee SILVY, SIMCOE. CHARLES L. CHARLES Pnngf, CIW Sllllualer RAY. RONALD O. Fredmicl REISE. RALPH E. Mldwesl CIN' ROACI-l. MONTE L. EOIIQII, Ter. ROGERS CAROLYN Sdllimw RYAN, BOBBY J. Ndglw SCHMIDT. DONALD C. Ponca Clly Sl-IEFFIELD. MITCHELL Westville SIMMS. MARGE I.. Tulsa RAYBUPN. BARBARA A. Pauls Valley REMINC-TON. R. L. Slroud ROBBINS. DOLORES M. Tulsa ROGERS. HAROLD D. Wellinqlon, Kan RYKER, NORMAN L. Olremalw SCI-IWARTZ. LELAND D. Perry SHELBY. C, DALE Alfus SINNETT, BETTY S. Slillweler SLATER, LINDA L. Drumrighl' SMITH, ORVIE D. Child ress, Tex. STAFFORD. THOMAS L. El Reno STOLL. BARBARA Enid SWAN K, DAVID Slillwaler THOMAS, LEO D. Norman TODD, JR., WAYMON S. Aliquippa, Pa, VANDOREN, KENNETH H. ou... ony SMITH, ALBERT J. Anadarlco SMITH, ORVAL D. Loyal STANLEY. MARGARET Tulsa STONECIPHER, SHERRIE M. Cushing SWAYZE. RONALD H. Tulsa THOMAS, VERA M. Sfillwaler TO U RTELLOTTE, RICHARD L. Slillwaler VAN HOY, DALE H. Newlcirlc FRE HMA CLASS of 19 II SMITH, SMITH. BETTY J. FRANK L. Clovis, N. Mex. Slillwaler SMITH, SMITH. T. E. WANDA Slillwaler Clinfon STARK, STEPHENS. WILMA L. BARBARA S. Mangurn Sayre STOUT, STRACK. BETTY M. DONALD G. Perry Hilchcoclc SWINGLE, SYMONDS. RICHARD A. H. M. Okla.Ci+y ou.. ony rnowmsou, mowsou. GLENNA F. HIAWATHA Slillwaler Ardmore TRAMMELL, TREECE. JOH N R. DAN B. Hollis Alva VAN VACTER, VARNUM, BENNIE B. NORMA J. Carler Lulher SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH. FRANK R. JAY R. JERRY D. JIM B. Coalgafe Frederick Olcemah Temple SMYTH, SNIDER, SNODGRASS, SNYDER, SHEILA B. BILLY F. CHARLES THEALA J. Pilrsburg New Deal, Tex. Ardmore Enid STEPHENS, STEPHENSON, STEVENS, STEVENS, NORMA J. CLAY O. BETTYE L. CAROLYN Tulsa Yukon Sfillwaler Olcla. Cily STRONG, STUART, STURGEON, STURM, BETTYE J. WILLIAM M. DOROTHY A. RAYMOND Okla. Cily Disney Enid Medford TACKETT, TALLMAN, TARVIN, TASSET. CAROL J. GENE P. DON E. J. I-I., Dodge Enid Ponca Cily Tulsa Cily, Kan. THOMPSON, THOMPSON, TICER, TICER, NORMA A. PATTY A. JIM, San REGINALD Tulsa Tulsa Diego, Calif. Woodward TRENT, TRINKA, TROWER, TRUMBLA, BOBBY Y. DALE J. WILLIAM R. BARBARA Chandler Okla. Cily Cowela Slillwaler VASSER, VATER, VILM, VOGT. MARILYN L. MITZI C. SARA C. CALVIN O. Perlcins Enid El Reno Gulhrie SMITH, SMITH, MARGARET MARY M. Slralford Oklahoma Cily SPEAKER, SPICER. JOHN E. VIRGINIA L. Sliqler Ponca Cily STEVENS, STEWART, THOMAS R. HARLAND G. Marion, Ohio Garber SULLIVAN, SUMMEROUR, WILLIAM E. JAMES E. Olcmulqee Dalharr, Tex. TATYREK, TAYLOR, GEORGE F. BILLY V. Willow MI'. Airy, N. C. TILLER, TIMBERLAKE, WILLIAM G. NEVA J. Jones Lexinglon TUCKER, TUCKER. THOMAS B. VVAYNE D. Tulsa Alva WAISS, WAKEN, TED H. WILLIAM J. Barllesville Enid SMITH, MONTA J. Perkins STAFFORD, MARILYN J. Olcla. Cify STEWART, LETHA P. Slillwaler SWAN, DOYLE L. Tallanl' THIERY, THERESA I. Olcla. Cily TITSWORTH, TOM MY A. Tulsa VAN DEVO RT MARYLIN O. Pryor WALKER. JAMES D. Tulsa V . If-L f . ,If-MQ D'L' A -JT ,f. 'I ,ww X-IH'-f Vw ,r--, , , H,f'- ff- ON D I. FRA f'- ,V FW f.' 1' !rf':', 'fICrm1 , ffgjif' f,Di'JI ., ' W -1 -' ., CF: ,. Y 1'l',Y AU' IOIJAJ 11 ' -1 f'r'E.'Ef, .CP-U4 A 1. ill mar, -FIJI FRESH CLASS of 19 0 , , ,CH-III f' 1 C. . Nr ,' E9 NALL NALL INALLS 'WALLACE WALSH WALSH WALTON, VVARD, N ,L AM F I ,ffL L ROBERT N, MARY E, MARY L. CAROL LJ, JEAN JOHN H. GLEN B. fr' ' 211' Af H .1 A 11'j-4'If' Cvfww-.ei Mushqffw Tuim SHII-waivfv WInIieId, Kan. Schidler NFTVIIIC NAIQOII NAISON VVEAVER, WEAVER, WEBB WEBB WEBBER, WEBSTER, QCWIQ . ,ACF L .AMES E. 6. E. VVI4'.II JANE C. O. LYNN MORRIS C. C-RETCI-IEN A, JOHN J, Q' 1' I C ', 2- -- ' ij 'Q'f,f.fI-5-J 'f'1'Qf' Q, C SviIINaI.w SffIIfmIf1v Br-'JuqIwIon, III. EnIrJ Tulsa !f iTZg,5 NI-IEELEP NHEELEI' INHIIE WI-IITE VVI'-IITE, JP, WI'-IITEAKER, WHITESIDE, WHITNEY, NII LIP-M E EADBARA I. ELBERI M. IJCJNALIJ R, PATRICIA J. THOMAS E. ROBERT R, VICTOR A. ALVIN E, 3 - , C ' 'JI I Cv, E43 TIL, NQNIIII Semifmle' S+iIIwdIeI Tulsa Cherokee ff' QAPAFW ff H1157 NIGISIPIZ -NIGGINICJN WILCOII WILKES WILLEY WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS. lhf KLL C 'AAPY A X, DALE PEGGY A. MARILYN MARGIL E. NORMA BEVERLY S. BILLY D. ,. 'J' ' JH' In .1 IN ',If:r U1vfIe'.rIIIf- 'ULLLCIIY IuIaIJ VIVIIIH SIiqIer N LLIAIW, NSIIIAIAZ VVILLIAMS VVILLIAMC WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, WILLIAMSON, WILLIS, WILSON, ,UHVJ I-1 '-IFIICY P. 'QAPA L. THOMAS R, W, E. WILBURN L, BOBBY J. BERTI-IA A. J L1 -' .' 1' HJ: Gufhif- OIIJ, CIO, S1sI:If.,, S?iII1fa?ffr Comanche ToIoqa lf L',',. i fv'If Q.QIi .VCILFE NOLEE JP, WOOD JR., 'WOOD WOODARD, WOODWARD, WOOD- SERFI' FIVJ ANN I5 'NILBUR Y O. CARL JOHN C. PATSY R. NORMA C. WORTH, D.K C.: 'J If I ILL, JfIfmfJf. An1If-ry Shawrwe TuIsa Lawfon Minco l. 'i'C,' ff QUT'-4 lJU'32r-NAM NVIGHI 'NRIGI-II' WPIGHT WRIGHT WRIGHT, WUESTEN- WYSSMANN fEJE7'Lf CAPOI ,, '?C'IIIIIE I G. C, IIOEYI MARCUS LJ. MARJOPIE WILLIAM H. BERG, DORISJ. MARY L. 1' ,, 1---' Iv-H 5. -- Q I ,fp NI-NIMI TuIzf1 BfarnsdaII OI1I.q,Cify OIIG. CiIy Covinqfon NFPA!-VI YEIJFJANVQ YOUNG YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNT, YSITA, JUAN ZACHARY, 'AUDRIS C 'AARY A, JIMMY S, JO DONNA RALPH L. LJELILAH B. F., Mexico DAN L. -' ' I C '. 7, .a IJ pr. CI-nflfvvm-A S+iII1mIer Nelaqoney Cify, Medco Cemenf .: ' 'viiflnnni ' .If I I I Q l The sub-currenf of academic college life is fhe mulfifarious acfivifies carried on by sfudenfs during all hours of fhe day and evening. Individual parficipafion in fhe many opporfunifies for self-expression adds fhe spice and confrasf fo formal educafion and gilds fhe overall picfure of hard work. The sfudenf who fills his day wifh exfra-cure ricular work and play fakes fhe mosf pain- less buf pre'-eminenf course offered in school -learning fo love fo fhe fullesf life wifh fhose around you. rgablv M gm . rugby' 4 x ..,' J fx 3. 5 , 4 e s, ., .,,, rf? 4 ,Q 2:31504 , iw, .NLR ,- N . L TS-213+ .F 1-gt' if s. X, . fiwii iff 4 'MN ' A -,ui 'eifgf-n,, 3,2 7115 V E. -i.-.' ! ,V 'T 1' ,A iff .,.:. 'x'...?:e r:-.-,-1. fp fe is YZ' JB 7- Mrs. w' s :SS ... fxfiv. f., 5 55' 'wif' M. G es. Eff' FRE HMA CLASSII19 0 I- -' .1-gm MA 'EP MALL F-'J Vx-.- :., J- L, .,4 ','If'-,L 1 I f . ,L f If, .-.VLQEEZ f LCN ff QCII I-TME-TI , . ,px f -',A. YF' .'.'I PQEX-LF f'- ff' LEAF! J 'llnzfi' I.J 9 NPIVIII5 NAIZOII NALL :IF ,. JB:-'T FI A.11I1fl' NAIZON ' WC J. ,ACI 4 JAMES P. V -ff C m E' 5 Z'1f.f.fI.- 'PP fwi'ZELL, NHEELLP N'HiLLEP I ffII'If-IA F BAPEAUA L ELEEPT M :fx muff, Efi f'-M!-'. N Emp' JVIC,-E-'IIS YLLZF' 'AAPYA J, ,ALE .. r'-'JC .V ,xYIF'A'Q 'N'LL'AIA3 v .IPM P CI-III H 'If-Nff D I-1'-' .' I' I'I,.I ' ' ff LLQM MIZIJII .VOLFL EW!-,Q ' Aww I-NN I5 J T. .1 T. ,J 1' 'FD f fOI NIUUTH NZPLHX-M NPIGI-IT 'J H 'f JEPLV I 'OFPCI J BONNIE J, ZIM- 9' 'if'-I!!-IJ YEUBINJPQ YOUNG 1I', If C IAAPY A JIMMY v ION I',.y Tun, INALLS WALLACE VVALSI-I WALSH XNALTON, VVAREI MAP! F. MAIVY' L. CAPOL LI, JEAN JOI-IN I-I. GLEN B. 'O' I M:.If '1Pf4 TJQ1 S IIf-.ref WMQQIIJ Ifaw, S-i'vI-ilef VNEAVEP VVEAVEP VVEBE 'WEBB WEBBER WEBSTER. G. E. VV-,LI JANE C O. LYNN MORRIS C. GRETCI-IEN A. JOI-IN J. f gan E, C SHII,-. V.-I Sv Mawr B'-.rugmcvm III, EnH TIJI-ga NI-IITE WI-IITE INI-IITE JP, WI-IIIEAIYEP, WI-IITESIDE WI-IIINEY, IWQJNALLI P. PATPIQIA II-IOMAS E. POBEPI P. VICTOR A. ALVIN E. Iu' I NQJJIIII 'Qfrvyifm-'JIIQ SIIIINMQV Tulm Clwerokef' 'NI 5'f7II'XIIOI'I WILCL-JIT INILICES WILLEK WILLIAMS WILLIAMS PEGGY A. MAIJILYN MAPGIE E. NOPMA BEVEPLY S. BILLY D. N MI-r Hf1ffIf-,fIIII1 OIU1. CIW Iufm VIVIIII1 SIIQIEV NILLIAMQ VVILIIAMS WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON, WILLIS WILSON, 'JAVA L. THOMAS P, IN. IJ. WILBUPN L. BOBBY J. BERTI-IA A. '5n'I'II- OIIVI Cvf Sfa.I,If.I1 SIiIIfIaIfIv Corvmrv,Iw I'nIoQd NOLF-E JI'. WOOD JP., INOOIJ WOOUAPIJ WOODWAPD, WOOD. NILZUP V, O. CAPL JOI-IN C. PATSY P, NORMA C, WORII-I, LJ. K O' M12 Awww, Smhnffff IuI.a Lawmn Minco INPIGI-II 'NPIGI-IT VVI-FIGHT, WRIGHT, WUESTEN- WYSSMANN, G. C ITOBYI MAPCU5 D. MAPJOPIE WILLIAM I-I, BER6, DORIS J. MARY L. LI-,-v.'I'I I'uI',f1 BfxrVI',fJf1I OLIfJ.CIIf OIIQ. Cify COVIHQIOFI YOUNG YOUNG YOUNT, YSITA, JUAN ZACHARY. 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G iv L C. x -' ' 'fyf Yu ig, ' 40 -Q' I 20' f 'is I .Ib x K' W H f W? 3 au . ! ' - a ,,,.5l 'x-. U, ,T ,-,,, -F 11, 1 L ,Q 'P- J: .1 -e-2 f' ,uhm il ROTC ua-1ii f:wi'1QrNuwaffTPw aiarf of driU. FEAT RE .' xk +3 M5162 -md Qsborr' mal-9 Groucho Jones Comfortable. MMQIS 1 S f 4, Y T 1 -tl ,1-vt-ya V '!I!i'iv' . o-A-vg,q41 4qj new-4,,,,,g.v 4tCy7,.q'.4, v+u4y,i..-- 4A4a1 e v.1.,,,1.: f-yu-...f H 44 Q 44s...,,.A 'vu-,. A- 1.-.,,,.,.. Av 4 A fa. S- Can I ya!! sofmicxne for you? C3-3 and Bmifyv play H19 nf1Yic,rvaN Siqma Nu pasilme. 1 N 5 ,.v,, I, ' I'- 1 -3 fi P M . u H D! 5 Z. 1 Y 14 A Z l l P M .l , ix Q C X 1 rag ' z N l lf ' Mock, Slvaw, Mas-el, Ully and Mavic-f Swq. a l R , Q E Q , 5 i RUSTERAFTEARIJS M- FORALLOCCASI N S 'l m ,- A' ' f- L i a , 'LQ 4 1 l M l nfs.. 1 ji ' i '4 f -A-.L Alla Marslwall gels no cooperalion from Doris Basself. F E I K T RE lsrfl' Tlwls flwe cufesf llninq? The Prifclward family, all sfudenfs af Aqqielancl. Bul where are flue Lambda Chis? If 5 L x 5 ' 4 iv Sym: il XUUH Ifwlilll, ll - 'X ' 1.-, I 1 x . ! 3 -?1iT1'-2- -V-f .-1 Q I. Miz'-mml,-1r1 Chev ,fp 11 Je- FEAT RE A fupVfi' ff 5Harpfyl'vfmQm-3 am, Nmfrvn N IN VT! F1 Sviflfi P NA'7bll!. 1' 14 Ny' 1 7 r l r l Zdas Kallvevine Flr9lClW6'r Crefpari lor . M' x. .25 K - Belly Macy is crowned Girl ol flue Golden l-learl by Casner and Benzel. Sue Turner and Eval lln e E-venirfflle fnorlr. yn Johnson 1:-ff gl. 4 5 sa FE AT ll RE How did you like Hue firsf speaker? l-lord, l-larned and Henri slncw dafes Midelce, Rowley and Ralsfon Qualls and Colfen ge? Their early morning walcerrupper. KS lqogpifalify. -, 2? V, ,Q Q ,- ,. , L, lr y A 2, . N -1 l N 1? '25 Qfx -, vac, Ysxgxcrgsig. ig . an E s 43' x -,r , XAS 2 .y -v r sag -xg., w . ...pr- ab Wx 'P K ,yn . V. , , ,- 'T'.v , x N '-' 4 0 - fi' 1 . M w Jr, ,w -:ij . , N., , -f-!.,.A.,-,,- ..-- '- V I 1 . 5 A, Q, .J 1 ' , ,z ' i chi. . 'L ' . .sq . ., JX K X, . ,- 'Q... - , v ,,,-.,1..., A. 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W ,,,....,-4028 N ' ll all r Q 331 5 llloZ'l'-7221+ 1,511 J., 1. 1'a !i3 The Phi Dells used Oklahoma and gals fheme for a loeaulilul lloaf. Earl Bufler is welcomed 'ro Chi Omega bid house. -4 r 0 6 ' Q lit A bunch ol the boys were whoopin' il up . . ix, Duz does eve-ry+hing! Marilyn Vassar, Barbara Gordon and Joyce l-larlqraves lceep Aggie spirif high. smie Q 12 o 5 X x Ns.- X5 X! 1' sq, , f, HH-a....A -ah... 5 - N J. fe:-: E N - 1 BK YA-mlgffx-,kijfxxxwW+.f ' . -,wg ' - 4 3 T' H-N 'lf -x 'X if ' ,. . X Af xfifsiimm .gh init ,, ., g:5iS'fQfs?i5i.1l- f -b 1 2 -PIV v ,gg .261 X . A V -T :.x,.,1,--Filgi gh . -4 'V ' X - f 1612: gxj.. -, .FW ' 'A ., .QE nv ,A 1,-'A 'II 1-:Qfg P I its .. x Rv 5 11 b Hz, 71' ,Q 'Z 5 Kai- Q cp, ,fnfit - P it t 'lfq A-,S -,- F , . Y V 'LQ ,035 ,. .ew rv K 1' x F' Q. v f 'xfWs -r 1 , .Ji . 'H Qs- X , we s 'dark P 'lit K ' if , Q, A 315. f I 5, I Q . Q - 1: ' n ' -1 X - . X , 5 3- , ' Wu-L 1ig 55 . n 0 Ax xll' I ,ggi ,. A IZ , EV I 1. uf -A fi - VFW 4 Y 1 Q ,. N. Q I ' ,fm wa' , , , A: , - ' V , -.IK . Y . V. , 1 .W . , I 1, 4, E? I :im 5. 11 A Fa 5 EE? 1 h Q' N 2414: , W X , I ' J Q . no wa I QM X W r-1 .A Xa s. x fa X ' t wg QD ,- A' 5 a fymx W NCbLE nm I X A K' x S ' I Z EQ? via' ,x'1 - gwwg w Eff EE - .. if-554. 4 P, S 'W The Village: A Maze of Dead End Sfreeis and Exoiic Sounding Names 4 Q J. 4 9 COUP?Ei? E9 WLLQEE Y o' ,I e IK -, Aiwa I V1 I Jus i I. V V, Anirfr , 1 ture I I L. iff' Q-13,2-:'.'nn,-14 -ff f' 'ff f. Row I: JI , 'I wg. P..:,1,, VV : L,-f, C .ff ,,,,f 5, I ff: C 95 'f-1' M1 f? One' ffm O I I I 5 . I JA 4 I'-Q VET ILLAGE VeTerans Village is an emergency housing proiecT Tor married veTerans and Their Tamilies aTTending Oklahoma A. gl M. College. IT is locaTed norThwesT oT The college campus. The village was TirsT occupied in January, IQ46. There are ap- proximaTely I,2OO married veTerans in The village aT The presenT Time and, wiTh Their wives and children, give The village a ToTal populaTion oT approximaTely 3,600. The village has iTs own Tire deparTmenT, mainTenance deparT- menT, police deparTmenT, grocery sTore, posT oTTice, dispensary and laundry. In addiTion, iT has a large recreaTion hall and Three nursery buildings. A village council is organized wiTh a mayor and vice-mayor To help solve The communiTy problems. All members oT The council are required To Talce a course in municipal governmenT Tor which They receive college crediT. This course is carried on in connec- Tion wiTh Their council worlc and is a unique experimenT in Training sTudenTs Tor public service. The Mooney RecreaTion cenTer is under The conTrol oT a recre- aTion commission appoinTed by The village council. Each village residenT pays a Tee oT 50 cenTs a semesTer To Tinance The program oT acTiviTies and secure addiTional equipmenT Tor The recreaTion cenTer. The recreaTion cenTer provides a sewing room equipped wiTh sewing machines and cuTTing Tables Tor The use OT wives oT The villagers. A hobby shop equipped wiTh wood-working machines and a darlc room Tor Tilm developing are also provided. Courses are organized in pre-naTal and child care Tor The wives OT villagers. ArTs and craTTs are also TaughT in The recreaTion cenTer Through The T-lomemalcers club, an organizaTion oT village wives. YS. Tel' EF, I'S. 5TS6l', FS. dwSOI'1 BFI FS. anie S in OFYTSVYTG EFS M D lc M K M L d M D l h lc sewing class. l T TTh V T Vll ld h Id T M h ll ,um A. up-ez , 'gs ,tg V A F HP I 'N 'Rf nl - ' Y . X ,44 , v ,-11.7-,INV-.,kf, 1 5' .1 V f F' u mf , - ,. ,Q M . x, ' , ,f ,qr,aH1','w, f1,Ywmg,, 4 H I rvf' g-xxef O x X I x J.- '- NJQs , .,,V VLA- M A-Ska ' ,l' -s .gl ' ' Q -1'4.i1'L,' John A. Sfevens, manager of Veferema Viilaqe. Mrs. Sam Besf buys groceries af The village Commissary. ,A S- w 1 -1 w 1, XA -gf- 'N N. NN mm 1 8-A, ET VILL GE The Three nurseries in The village are operaTed under The direc- Tion oT The Division oT l-lome Economics oT The college. Children oT pre-school age go To nursery school eiTher in The morning or in The aTTernoon. One nursery is an all-day nursery Tor The children oT moThers who are working. The VeTerans Village Tire deparTmenT has iTs own sTaTion and Two Tire Trucks wiTh modern eguipmenT including Two-way radio communicaTion. The members oT The village Tire deparTmenT are sTudenTs in The college Tire proTecTion courses and receive valu- able Training in This worlc. The villagers have organized a Blue Cross plan insuring hospiTal care Tor Their Tamilies aT a nominal monThly Tee. Over one-halT oT The village residenTs belong To This group. RecenTly a iusTice oT The peace disTricT was organized Tor VeT- erans Village by The Payne counTy commissioners. The village is now able To secure rigid enTorcemenT oT sTaTe TraTTic laws wiThin The village area. Villagers have been appoinTed To serve as iusTice oT The peace and as consTable unTil The nexT regular elecTion. AT The presenT Time There are approximaTely l3O children oT school age in The village aTTending STillwaTer public schools. The STillwaTer public schools Turnish school bus service To TransporT The village children To school. ' Married veTerans who live in VeTerans Village are noT only se- curing a college educaTion, buT They are also securing valuable Training in communiTy living. They are Torming lasTing Triendships and learning To solve Their communiTy problems in a democraTic manner. M Wh Children and dogs malce up halT The populaTion of The village. V r Y ! 1 'H.al '45---Q Q ' if . 'Q 5 'fx .45 I Q N Fw, . v, ' xx si . ' P A A 1.3 v If 1 I 1 I V J' I 1v'.'J1YCu,,. X P ' fs an .lil ,Z rf' , . ' 1 , R777 Mr 1 I 1 i 1 V 1 . W , N I f Y 1 ? u. My-'M f H112 Pnzwp W 4 K 9:17, ,J 5 Hlis Whl2a? alwayi, wenvs a friendw zmile. The Miaqe I5 AEN profeded cqainsf ima. CQ 5 Q 4wfW'1wrr!Z2fSi5-134525 ug. -x., -'-- 'rx Rfk- - 131' ' 9f?f'i?'5'fii f S- ---V J -1 1' -'L'-4' mf' A. 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Y P K '?fz!Z Q ,L I .f I I 'u ,4. -I ,- H -, -.1 ' 'SQ Y A xx ,-'rag5':'J- , 'AaL QfflfQJ W 4 4' 19? fi' ffflif ' L .I .jk-rg ' RM . im g 4,5 1 Al 0' -A 4 r .- i f ,fr ra, at 1 j 1-L M , ,ye . x., s x . 3: ' -' 4-.ff',L'Q9 1 Fre hman Queen WH 0 'S W 0 In American ellege and Universities JOHN E. Sl-IELTON, Slillwaler, Com- merce senior, Sigma Nu, Ollicers Club, caplain varsily baslcelball leam l949e5O. W N A li -f --lffifl V .ff ' '. ix , ' g. .V I any X -T - ' 1- 1' -. i aa. . , ii . LEE ROY LARKIN, Choclaw, Agricullure senior, presidenl Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zela, Phi Ela Sigma, Blue Key, Ag- gie Sociely, Aggie X, lnlerlralernily coun- cil. 'ell Pl'lYl.l.lS ANN MURPHY, Slillwaler, Arls 8: Sciences senior, Kappa Della, presidenl Associalion ol Women Sludenls, YWCA Council, WAA, lvlorlar Board, Pi Zela Kappa, Kappa Phi Epsilon, Agualics, Phi Kappa Phi. lvlARClA LEE WILKERSON, Barllesville, Chi Omega, presidenl YWCA, Execulive Board Associalion ol Women Sludenls, lvlorlar Board, Phi Chi Della, Pi Zela Kappa, Peppers, Players Club. ,MM man MONTE D. REGER, Woodward, Agricullure senior, Alpha Gamma Rho, presidenl Rodeo Club, Bloclc 81 Bridle, Blue Key, Aggie Sociely, Sludenl Senale. 19 LUELLYN WRIGHT, Barllesville, Arls 81 Sciences senior, Alpha Della Pi, presidenl Thela Sigma Phi, lvlorlar Board, Grange 8: Black Quill, associ- ale edilor O'Collegian. PAUL SCI-lNAlTl-IMAN, Garber, Agricullure senior, presidenl Farm House, Alpha Zela, Bloclc 8: Bridle, Della Sigma Alpha, Della Sigma Thela, Aggie Sociely, Livesloclc Judging Team. V. t4,i,: 'r f- - W I , , ffl - '-: '12, l , QQ' 5 , ' 9 , , ' ,E a MH- ' .1 fell. 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U: 5, l ,r- . ...- A-ir -. a W ' , as I 1- A . 3, , I l x ' 'x 4 - I f- ' ' 4 I 1 :iii ., .JAH H .- ,'- TFA' ffifil Vi' CN' -if A-' L 'f 'qwf fi 'ffiff fi IY 'i A, Zfwf E MPC ,.1 ffl, H0' WHO In American College and Universitie Ermfe, LOU HENDERSON Slime f APS S-deniiee seniaf Tau Ganwwa DV65-l' :Q-nf P-.Hffaf Byars e-ecufive richard Aimi- ciaficn :il Women Sludenff YWCA cabi- 'e' Raeefs Qzuli lerrjsklwcirean Social Dan? 1' ln pn' karma Rlwi. BETH JC MURRAY, Oklahoma Cily. Home Economics senior, Morlar Board, Ornkmn Flu, Terpaiclworean, Aggie-He-3, Home Eilononwicz club. vicefpreeidenl Asf iociafion of Women Sludenls. 1 CD JAMES S. GODDARD, Muslcogee, Engi- neefing senior, Plwi Della Tlnela, Sigma Tau, Scabbard 81 Blade, Hell Hounds, AICE, Blue Key, lnferlralernily Council. A l -,,.,-J LOUIS A. HILL, JR., Tulsa. engineering zenior, presidenl American Associalion of IRC, vice-presidenl Soullwwesl Region IRC, edilor, Sludenl Direcfory, direclor Facully Follies, YMCA. FRANCIS L. ERNEST, Tulsa, Engineering senior. Alpha Tau Omega, Blue Key, Xi Mu, l-lell I-lounds, Newman club, AIIE, Varsiry Radio club, secrelary Radio Council. nkdinq. MARY LOUISE BRALY, Blaclcwell, Arls Bc Sciences senior, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 PATRICIA ANN Cl-IADWICK, Olclahoma Cily, Arls 8: Sciences senior, Zera Tau Tau Alpha, IRC, WAA, YWCA cabinel, secrelary Associalion ol Women Sludenls. Black Ouill, Sigma Alpha lola, Symphonic Choir, Baplisl Sludenl union, Opera club. RAMON LYLE I-IENSON, Fairview, Arls 84 Sciences senior, presidenl YMCA, Sigma Thela Epsilon, Eulure Teachers oi America. Cl-IARLES RAY STIVER, JR., Grove, Com- merce senior, Sigma Della Chi, Gamma Sig- ma, Pi Gamma Mu, Social Dance club, na- lional presidenl Ela lola Tau, O'Collegian, uf' - 1 '2g. 'KIIZZQ3' JIMMIE BOB SMITI-l, l-laslings, Agricullure senior, Della Sigma Alpha, caplain ROTC rille leam, Ollicers club, Aggie sociely, Slu- denl Governmenl Commillee, Phi Ela Sigma, Agronomy club, Alpha Zela, Sludenl Senale, Agricullure council. G. WALTER CLARK I-IAMILTON, Slillwaler, Arls 84 Sciences senior, Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Era Sigma, Phi Lambda Upsilon. Kappa Tau Pi, Phi Kappa Phi. VIVIAN JEAN EIEERT, Waulcomis, I-lome Eco- nomics senior, Grand council, Pi Epsilon Alpha, presidenl Kappa Della Pi, Della Sigma Alpha, Wesley Eoundalion, Leaders club, l-lome Eco- nomics club, Omicron Nu, legislalive board as- socialion of Women Sludenls, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill. JAMES C. CRAIG, Slillwaler, Commerce sen- ior, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Gamma Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Bela Alpha Psi, Commerce Sludenl council, Olllicers club, I-lell I-louncls, Blue Key. I if 5 I Q f 1 LARR' GENE SYGLER Tusa Ani 251 Si'ieni'e'2 5e :' Ph' Facia Tau Sigma PiSigfv1a Phi Efa SIQM5 3' '-'. Eziiizo P' Gamma We Po' -fazf a f F155 LORFJF CLAlRE ALLEN Vlfagoher, Egucialiow 'F: ,L' 3' Exiiiitf A :iha Sfudehl Sena? Ca'- . .fi 'efoug Cup lRC Gag Rifle Cleo eoilor Ae- , 1 ,- , . 7 i' Ch noone: l1jUCi C-V' lmerhahova' llefu e e'. l i l A' A l ff- 'f3:' 'Ol.DrifPPk 1, ,,.,,, Lfrf .,,, ,.Lf+ i, if H ee fy P ,Geac L , - - f - f e f if ,Y fr fr. page EDI , fbi l'.-'11, H 0' H 0 In American College and niversitie OUENTIN LAVAUGHN MANTOQTH, MCAlesler Commerce senior, presiclenf Kappa Alpha Bela Alpha Psi Pi Epsilon Pi, Blue Key, lnlerlralernily council. I Q?-E9 l-lERBERT LEE WILLIAMS, Slillwaler, Af+s Xi Sciences senior, Thela Kappa Phi, Sigma Della Chi edilor OiColle-glam, New- man Club. fa? Q KCTS 'aff' A MT i' ROBERT O. JACOBSON, l-lamillon. Monl., Arls 81 Sciences senior, edi+or Ag- gievafor, Blue Key, Phi Ela Sigma, O'Col- legian, Ari Sludenls guild, Chi Gamma Iola, Ollhcers club. l-lAROLD GENE ADAMS, Tulsa, Educafion senior, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, Chi Gamma lola, Phi Della. Kappa Della Pi, Alpha Sigma Ela. Pi Gamma Mu, Blue Key, lnferfralernily council, Sludenl Senale, IRC, League of Young De-mocrals. Anofher O'Collegian is born. l 1 . I . I . , 1 '. wivhyadwiw, pglnm. I1 sw 4 Q I ' 5 ' , i.,l,1g4..w '.4Q,.i 5 2 TH 190 5 AL JOHNCPQVV, Eijiffl' Few people who pick up a REDSKIN and casu- ally Turn iTs pages realize ThaT inTo The volume which They hold so lighTly has gone many Thou- sand man-hours oT desperaTe labor on The parT oT sTudenT sTaTT members who gave volunTarily oT Their Tree Time so ThaT in years To come, you mighT have an accuraTe and picTorial record oT a years acTiviTies. The l95O REDSKIN is no excep- Tion To This poinT. Long remembered will be The TranTic hours spenT in assembling and checking class panels so ThaT The December engraving deadline mighT be meT. We made iT, oT course, buT iT could noT have been accomplished wiThouT The unceasing drive oT an excellenT sTaTT and The cooperaTion oT you. The sTudenT body. AlmosT as Tough was The assembly and wriTing oT organizaTion picTures and copy, which was a 'ob To be conTended wiTh all during The year. All in all, iT was guiTe an experience. l-'leading The aggregaTion, oT course, was Edi- Tor Al Johndrow. Johndrow, who was associaTe ediTor oT The l949 book, was selecTed in May l949, and immediaTely sTarTed planning This years PEDSKIF'-l. l-le spenT The summer puTTing ideas info dummy Torm so ThaT when school sTarTed, everyThing was in readiness. Al Then spenT The Peg 236 RED KI resT oT The year supervising The sTaTT, being mar- ried and Trying To graduaTe. The associaTe ediTor sloT was admirably Tilled by Barney K. Neal, who arrived on The scene in The Tall newly married. l-Tis was The iob oT selling pages and handling all business maTTers and he always came Through wiTh The goods. JusT abouT The mosT imporTanT member oT The sTaTT was ex-Aggie CharloT l-lolzkamper who came newly married To The REDSKIN as secreTary. She was The one who always knew where everyThing was and whar needed To be done. l-lelping on The Typing and class secTions was ElmerTa STauTTer, who made guiTe a name Tor her- selT as The hardesT working girl on The sTaTT. Don Tucker was our TasT Talking, TasT Thinking sporTs Y .I n BARNEY K. NEAL, JR., Associale EdiTcir ediTor Trom ConnecTicuT. OrganizaTions are Tough To handle and doing ThaT job we had Jerry VaTer. an aspiring young democraT. Terry Leard gave us some help aT crucial Times. as did Ludie Kinney, who dropped in spasmodi- cally To help Things along. BeTTy Jelsma and Janie Wells did Their biT To keep The sTaTT in good hu- mor wiTh Their good-naTured ribbing. lncidenTally, They oTTen worked, Too. lvlerky Miles was The beauTy ediTor who handled The queen enTries. Assisfanf Edi+ors Terry Leard, lealure edifor, can? believe his eyes as Don Tuclfer, sporls edilor, and Jerry Valer, orqanizalion edilor, exhibil piclures oi REDSKIN beauly queen winners. S+af'f Members The worlchorses of 'lhe REDSKIN slalf, Mer- lcy Miles, Elmerla Siauller and Charlol l'lolz- lcamper, as Jrhey assemble and Jrype class sec- lion idenlilicalion. Siaff Members Shirley Edmondson, Belly Jelsma, Janie Wells and Ludie Kinney found 'rhaf filing class pic- lures wifh +he corred iden+ifica+ion was a long and gruelling iob. Page 237 av 5 Sikh , Q5 3 -:fig ' , gb.-. 5 T. gb, , un, 0 N .ff -'ri V' 5' Wi Nl' H21 aw? 4 as of 'LIL Q-Q-.iwi in 6 OQCOLLEGIA . gs. -K f-.fm 'qw xv .i , o, LJALL ,. , The l949-50 publishing year of The Daily QCollegian began in Sepfember l949, wifh a large number of seniors lisfed on fhe firsf semes- rer sfaff. Moreover, firsf semesfer edifor l-lerb vvilliams found prc-specfs slim for reporfers in fhe fcrm of lower classmen. A few frosh would-be ic-urnalisfs did happen by, however. The perma- nenf sfaff and members of fwo iournalism classes soon were busy pounding fypewrifers and aiding in puffing ouf an exfensively read sfudenf news- paper. This year was divided befween l-lerb Williams and John Abrams as far as fhe ediforship of fhe O Collegian was concerned. Vvilliams fool over during fhe summer wifh Abrams assuming fhe edifors dufies af fhe sfarf of fhe second semesfer, Cn fhe QiCollegian sfaff for fhe firsf semesfer were Luellyn Wrighf, associafe ediforg Marvin Murphy and Norma Rasmussen, assisfanf edifors: George McBride and Bruce Johnson, news edi- fofsi John Abrams. sporfs ediforg Kennefh Mifch- ell and Bill Baler, assisfanf sporfs edifors, and Dorofhy Shuler, sociefy edifor. l-lelen Arneff and Ann Drummond were assisfanf sociefy edifors. Boffy Bisango served capably as coed sporfs edifor. Mary 'Neicer dfo a superb job of direcfing fhe ge 238 adverfising sfaff, wifh Gil Schneider and Royal Thornfon as assisfanfs. C. Marlc Wilson served as circulafion manager and Paffy l-luss was proof- reader. The O' Collegian rolled along in ifs 55+h year of publicafion as fhe official sfudenf newspaper of Oklahoma A. Si M. College wifh fhe Associ- afed Press wire confinuing fo furnish sfafe and nafional news. The sfudenf publicafions board elecfed John Abrams fo serve as edifor of fhe O'Collegian for fhe spring semesfer when l-lerb Williams received his degree in January. Abrams, having worlced up fhrough fhe ranks firsf as an assisfanf sporfs 'Vi 5..- llrll-lN AEPAMS, Ed'?r :e'vr'd semi, edifor and fhen sporfs edifor, foolc over fhe reins and confinued fhe promofion policy esfablished lasf year. Kennefh Mifchell foolc fhe dufies of sporfs edi- for for fhe second semesfer, wifh Bill Balcer being promofed fo assisfanf sporfs edifor. Dorofhy Shuler confinued as sociefy edifor. The O'Collegian infroduced a new carfoonisf fo ifs readers in fhe person of Rusfy Wilson. Reporfers for fhe year were Jean Lomeniclc, Tom Williams, Earl Casner and Larry Osius. Sporfs Sfaff Assislanls Bill Balmer, Tommy Williams and Kennerli lvlilclwell gel in a lfiuddle willw Sporls Eclilor Jolwn Abrams in malcinq our an 0'Col- legian sporfs seclion. Assis'I'an+ Eclifors Luellyn Wrigl1+, associalre edilor: Dorollwy Sliuler, sociely ediforq Helen Arnell, assislanl sociely edilror and Norma Rasmussen, assislanr edilor, cauglwl wlwile Trying lo meer llwal cleacl- line. Assisfa n'r Edifors George McBride, news ecliJror: Marvin Mur- phy, assislranr edilor: and Bruce Johnson, news edi+or, gelding flue lalesl' from Hwe AP lelelype. Page 239 ar 'iz -ni' 3 L.-Md 'U' is 74 Q 6' fk z - ...?f.,. 2 wk . .34-.,, . f ' Ndix .,w AGGIE ATOR - Vfium - - A , lf1 's' i .IT . --- NN E VA- : . fv-. 1 .4.1, rf. III L ,. -7 i r . i if 5?-if, i '-N 1' 957'- 4? ' W -5 lffru. T Ale . ' .I K If ' x l i 1 I e 'T K s I lf A XA A ECE JACOBSON, E3i'T' The I949-50 Oklahoma AggievaTor conTinued The upward Trend oT The magazine and was hailed by The sTudenT body as The besT yeT . IT had The unusual disTincTion oT being ouT on Time Tor The TirsT issue and Tor every issue ThereaTTer, a TeaT hereToTore unparalleled in AggievaTor his- Tory, A new selling TeaTure was a magazine in- creased eighT pages worTh over previous volumes and made possible by an ambiTious adverTising deparTmenT. The sTaTT oT This year's AggievaTor is consid- ered by The ediTor To be one OT The besT The mag- azine has ever had. ConTrary To whaT may be The popular idea oT humor magazine sTaTT members, howling mad and iabberwacky, The AggievaTor sTaTTers were an organizaTion oT TalenTed and inTelIigenT creaTures working hard To Turn ouT The kind oT humor and TeaTure maTerial The sTudenT- reader will appreciaTe. AssisTanT EdiTors Jack Drummond, Bill Crane and Barbara Brown: circulaTion sTaTTers Bill Hard- wick, John Maddox and Bill Trowerg adverTising soliciTors ChesTer Paul, Dick Maloy and Joe Wil- liamst arTisTs EllioTT Todd, RusTy Wilson and Boyd Baker? layouT designers Bal GuTierrez and Bill Morgan, and rewriTe man Don James are all To be commended Tor a iob well done. Page 240 AssociaTe EdiTor Ed Callahan is The man re- sponsible Tor redesigning The inTerior arrange- menT oT The AggievaTor inTo someThing inTeresT- ing and pleasing. l-lis consTanT Tlow oT ideas con- TribuTed greaTly To The new creaTive characTer oT The magazine. The mosT noTable and well-received resulTs OT Callahan's eTTorTs were his phoTo Tea- Tures, phoTo cover, some oT his Girl-oT-The MonTh phoTographs and The general layouT OT The magazine. WiTh The producTion oT a larger AggievaTor oT Tiner qualiTy as a goal, EdiTor-CarToonisT Bob Jackson planned and produced a magazine which held iTs own wiTh some oT The TinesT college hu- mor magazines in The naTion. 2 l T '9 N ,. 'Cr ' ' I , .,- X f-T: ?5F-'P T 'Q 71 A ff ' Q . ED CALLAHAN, AssociaTe Editor BoasTing only one member wiTh iournalisTic ex- perience and ambiTions, The sTaTT made up in or- iginaliTy and creaTiveness whaT iT lacked in Tech- nical perTecTion. Under Jacobson's guidance, The AggievaTor increased in size, circulaTion and income. Many oT iTs jokes and carToons were re- produced in oTher college magazines while sev- eral oT iTs iokes, carToons and AggievaTor Girls- oT-The-MonTh were reprinTed in VarsiTy magazine. Assisiani' Edifors Jack Drummond, Barbara Brown, Bill Crane and Boyd Baker acl as assislanl edilors on lhe Aggievalor slall. The quarrel' wrile slories, edil copy and furnish much of Jrhe phorog- raphy for 'rhe nalionally-known humor mag. Sfaff Members Bill l-lardwick, circularion direcrory Russell Wilson, carfoonisr, and circulalion assislanls John Maddox and Bill Trower pur lheir heads Jrogelher over a recenl edirion of lhe Aggie- valor. S+af'F Members Dick Maloy, adverlising solicilor, closes a deal via 'relephone while Chesler Paul, of lhe ad- verrising sraflg Don James, rewrile man: Bill Morgan, adverrising, and EllioH' Todd. car- Jroonislr, 'fry ro make copy and adver+isemen+e lil The page layout Page 241 Q-nA! sf.. 1 'Q' Row I: TFL Geiige- Finish W1 lam- E rer Morffn: Dfffff-TI, Clayfcnp PaTcliT?, Ann: MenTzel, Heleng Harris, John: Smifh, Thomas: Parker. f: Row 2: 5 re M':i':' 5'a: 'i ici- Fi.-. lclil- I-lzze ' Eg.-ard' Qeddrng Pau: Dave T-Tefkerfg Kcurkouras Peferq Piland, vi Row 3: if :rj T'i 1': SH? liaat' Ca:i:'a'7, Nesrrer- Egi', .ly Leo: Miller, Jr,, Georgie: Diaz, Billy Milburn, Joey Brewer aw' gi , Vx '11 Row 4: VXA Ta. ' G' C-fafh l.l 'e I-iarf NNalTer- Eweemin, Raxrrcindq Javes, Dale: WamSley', Grover. OKLAHO A STATE ENGINEER This year marked The l5Th year oT conTinuous publicaTion oT The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer, oTTi- cial publicaTion oT The Oklahoma lnsTiTuTe oT Technology. Since iTs incepTion, The magazine has increased Trom I2 To 48 pages and Trom a circulaTion oT less Than l,OOO To one oT 6,000 copies. '71, Sf' C1iAfT'f:ll ' OEQCN Evlwr Page 242 The purpose oT The magazine is To adverTise Oklahoma, The school and The engineer. All arTi- cies and TeaTures oT The magazine are wriTTen by undergraduaTe sTudenTs enrolled in engineering. service. The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer is a member oT The Engineering College Magazines AssociaTed which is composed oT mosT oT The beTTer engi- neering colleges in The naTion. This year, Ten members oT The sTaTT aTTended The annual ECMA convenTion aT The UniversiTy oT MinnesoTa in Min- neapolis. The Trip was a greaT success Tor, be- sides having a good Time as delegaTes are prone To do, They succeeded in geTTing Oklahoma A. and M. College named as The siTe oT The nexT convenTion and were presenT when George B. Tims, Jr., TaculTy business advisor, was elecTecl vice-chairman oT The ECMA. The magazine also received Three awards Tor ouTsTanding work over The pasT year. STudenT members oT The OSE sTaTT are ClayTon E. Dobson, ediTor: Thomas B. SmiTh, WalTer I-IarT, MorTon Elmer, Ed Callahan, Vollie Piland, Dale Janes, l-TerberT Danne and John W. l-larris. Row I: Warren Shull, George OuThier, George Church, Ed Terrell, Marvin Murphy, Charles STiver. Row 2: AlberT Johndrow, Jaclr PorTer, Roger Nicholson, KenneTh MiTchell, Bill Harmon, Barney Neal, Lloyd WhiTTield, KenneTh Rain-ffaTer. Row 3: l-lerberi' Williams, D. J. EaTon, CheT Frazier, Franlc RaTliTT, Don Terrell, Bill Boylcin. IG A DELTA CHI The Oklahoma A. gf M. chapTer oT Sigma DelTa Chi, naTional proTessional and honorary iournal- ism TraTerniTy, compleTed iTs Third year on The campus in The spring oT l949. BeTore receiving iTs naTional charTer, The local chapTer was lcnown as The A. 34 M. Press Club. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To advance The sTandards oT iournalism as a proTession by creaTing a high eThical code. By sTarTing wiThin The colleges wiTh srudenr iournalisTs, Sigma DelTa Chi has done much To raise The srandards oT The press since iTs Tounding. Sigma DeITa Chi is one oT The mosT acTive or- ganizaTions on The campus. IT co-sponsors The VarsiTy Revue, an all-campus musical producTion, and each year sponsors The Press princess ball. Peggy STem won The TiTle oT T949-50 Press prin- cess aT The ball held in SepTember. The A. X4 M. chapTer also sends a delegaTe To iTs naTional convenTion. The A. 81 M. chapTer an- nually malces one oT The besT naTional showings wiTh Three men Trom A. 84 M. usually aTTending. Members are very acTive in sTudenT publica- Tions. l-lerb Williams and John Abrams, boTh SDX members, were TirsT and second semesTer ediTors OT The Daily O'Collegian. Marvin Mur- phy was assisTanT ediTor. AI Johndrow was ediTor oT The T950 Pedslcin, Barney K. Neal, Jr. was as- sociaTed ediTor, and Don Tucker, sporTs ediTor. George Church is TaculTy advisor. fi., 1 fi-T ED TERRELL, Presiderir Page 243 Page ' .Q I Row I' l-Tar: im 'e' Murrf-I lanQ'Wrir3rr',Lui1lly'n' Var-rdiier Drrrvhy- Trou' Arn - 1- --,--T Yi. .i OW . i-i, P11 can R 2' SVP 'Q' Ncrrrra' l-lriuil Ar:1iTh THETA IG A PHI ln T942 Alpha Chi chapTer oT TheTa Sigma Phi, naTional honorary-proTessional organizaTion Tor women in journalism, was esTablished on The A. 81 M. campus. To honor underclasswomen in journalism, The annual Tea and recepTion was given early in The Tall. This evenT is scheduled each year To ace 'Al,'Q,VLf'. .'. 9lQ,rJT if 'GQ 244 quainT new women wiTh The journalism deparT- menT and The TraTerniTy. The VarsiTy Revue, which is annually co-spon- sored wiTh Sigma DelTa Chi, was under The chair- manship oT TheTa Sigma Phi This year. An ouTsTanding evenT on The campus is The an- nual TheTa Sigma Phi MaTrix Table dinner. The aTTair is held each spring To celebraTe The Tound- ing oT TheTa Sig. Principal speaker Tor The I949 banqueT was inTernaTionally-Tamed DoroThy Thompson. OTher prominenT women in journalism who have appeared as MaTrix Table speakers aT A. and M. are MargareT Bourke-WhiTe and Mel- vina STephenson. Luellyn WrighT represenTed The local chapTer aT The 4OTh annual naTional convenTion in Dallas. Texas, lasT summer. The TheTa Sigma Phi pin is a miniaTure gold maTrix inscribed wiTh The Greek leTTers and a Torch symbolizing The search Tor TruTh. Membership in TheTa Sigma Phi requires a gen- eral grade poinT average oT 2.5 and a journalism grade poinT average oT 3.0. Alumna advisor is Mrs. George P. Church. Miss Elsie Shoemaker is TaculTy advisor Tor The group. Row I: Wafson, Orna Faeq Marfin, A. O.: Richey. Norma: Speak, Mary. Row 2: f-lamilfon John: Shull, Warreng Gay, Thurman Outh , An infensified campaign fo inform Oklahoma A. and M. College alumni on presenf and fufure plans for The college and a drive fo obfain cor- recf mailing addresses of all graduafes has marked fhe year l949-50 in fhe Former Sfudenfs Associafion office. This campaign is gaining mo- menfum and will confinue fo pick up speed. The Former Sfudenfs office has four chief func- fions. One is fo keep an accurafe mailing lisf of all A. 84 M. alumni: a second is fo assisf graduafes and former sfudenfs in obfaining jobs or fo change fo employmenf fhey desire: a fhird is fo serve as a cenfer of planning for all Aggie alumni acfivifies in Oklahoma or elsewhere. The fourfh is fo keep coming your way a read- able, affracfive pair of alumni publicafions-The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College News, a free circula- fion quarferly fabloid-and fhe well-illusfrafed monfhly, The Oklahoma A. and M. College Mag- azine. The magazine comes for one year follow- ing graduafion fo all alumni whose addresses are reporfed, fhen if is on a S2 per year membership and subscripfion basis. Your obligafion fo yourself and fo fhis office is fo keep in our hands af all fimes changes in yi r mailing address and facfs abouf yourself which your friends mighf like fo know. ln fhis way we can help you and you can help us when fhe col- lege parficularly needs your falenfs and special- fies, whafever fhey may be. A. O. MARTIN, Secrefary Page 245 -is fi w M Row I' iVV 3EO'W E-mer -.3 1'c.' Cami- 'Z Pamsew, .linng Nicclfciy' C a: 'Trisrcazn fs. B. BOARDiH P During lhe early parr ol lhe l949-SO lall se- mesler, 'rhe Board ol Sludenf Publicalrions held business meelings abour four limes each weelc for lhe lirsl six weelcs of school. During lhe remain- der ol fhe year, The group mel on an average of 'rhree Times a monfh in regular meelings, and for called meelings when necessary. :'P C. E. TPQUT Crfiffrr ' Page 246 's .fi j ', 4 . l-l.: Brashear, Eclg Williams Cecil B., Smilh, Keilhg Walson, l-l. L. BLICATIO So you see, il's a lime-demanding job for Jrhe four sludenls and four lacully members who comprise The sludenl publicalions board. The publicalions board supervises 'rhe edilorial and business slalls of A. X1 Mfs lhree major slu- denl publicarions-The Daily O'Collegian, 'rhe Redslcin and lhe Oklahoma Aggievalor. The board selecls fhe edilors and musl approve all sialic appoinlmenfs. Sludenl members for I949-50 were l-l. L. lBol Warson and John R. Ramsey, senior members, and Ed Brashear and Keilrh Smilh, junior mem- bers. Facully members on Jrhe publicalions board are Prof. C. E. Trout head of lhe journalism de- parlmenf, who is chairman, Prof. R. B. Thompson, head of 'rhe poulrry deparfmenlg Dean C. l-l. Mc- Elroy, of Jrhe School of Velrerinary lvledicine, and Prof. Cecil B. Williams, of Jrhe English deparl- menl. Elmer L. Woodson, direclor of sfudenl publi- calions, is secrelary ol lhe Board of Sludenl Pub- Iicalions. Each spring, lwo sludenl members of junior classilicarion are elecled by lhe sludenl body lo replace lhe lwo graduaring members of lhe pub- licalions board. V 21-flaA'EimSai?' n A ILI T RY N . . . in preparing oneself for fhe conlesl' wH'h life, nolhing is so imporfanl' as sfamina, self-confrol, and 'the abiliiy +o go againsf fhe foughesl' buffefings on The road ahead. There is no beHer place 'ro learn +o figh+ life's baffles, no maH'er whal 'rhe' odds, 'Than on 'rhe a+hle+ic field. Those who go forfh from +he gridiron, 'rhe cour+ or +he diamond, be il' varsify or inframural, do so beH'er equipped for a richer, more salisfacfory exisience. A ,. T D fl. i ff 1 z 1 S I 'J it IT Row I' 'fvfil-'T' tm:-r l ' Tr-o ' ' emf' Bam'-M Jwhr- Mwlro, C. . ,, ., c ..., ... .,. , . T. u-f, , T 4- BOARDQM P During The early parT oT The I949-SO Tall se- rnesTer, The Board oT STudenT PublicaTions held business meeTings abouT Tour Times each weelc Tor Ei 4Trin':g P B The TirsT six weelcs oT school. During The remain- der oT The year, The group meT on an average oT Three Times a monTh in regular meeTings, and Tor called meeTings when necessary. 1'fT?'l. QTPOUT Cnfrfris Page 246 l-l.: Brashear, Ed: VVillia'ns Cecil B.: SmiTh, KeiThg WaTson, H. l.. BLICATIO So you see, iT's a Time-demanding iob Tor The Tour sTudenTs and Tour TaculTy members who comprise The sTudenT publicaTions board. The publicaTions board supervises The ediTorial and business sTaTTs oT A. 84 lvl.'s Three major sTu- denT publicaTions-The Daily O'Collegian, The Redsldn and The Oklahoma AggievaTor. The board selecTs The ediTors and musT approve all sTaTT appoinTmenTs. STudenT members Tor l949-50 were l-l. l.. lBol WaTson and John R. Ramsey, senior members, and Ed Brashear and KeiTh SmiTh, iunior mem- bers. PaculTy members on The publicaTions board are ProT. C. E. TrouT, head oT The journalism de- parTmenT, who is chairman: ProT. R. B. Thompson, head oT The poulTry deparTmenTp Dean C. I-l.lv1c- Elroy, oT The School oT VeTerinary Medicine, and ProT. Cecil B. Williams, oT The English deparT- menT. Elmer L. Woodson, direcTor oT sTudenT publi- caTions, is secreTary oT The Board oT STudenT Pub- licaTions. Each spring, Two sTudenT members oT iunior classiTicaTion are elecTed by The sTudenT body To replace The Two graduaTing members oT The pub- IicaTions board. 47 A L, - 'W , 'C , V. .42 . .:,. ' -, i, fu . .f., .K S.x,d ,. Wxliti' ' , 1' ss ' gyv ' 4 ' .-7' 1 ' b' V3 -1' 9- Y-4 1, .- 211 ' - ' , , . , . G 3.1.13 ., .,.f.r,,,Yq 0 if. .s ..4' P-r rg' .- I --11. 1'-5 5- 3:3-5 gg N A- - fy.. --ff. 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'- ,' - XL- , ,-,,' -NA hAjVf'kF3,'i 'i Coaches qoseua -Tennis ' Golf lnframurals O Club Women's Afhlefic Associafion MILITARY Commandanl' and Sfaff Honorary Cadef Colonel Baffalions Milifary Organizaflons DIRECTTTR of ATHL TIC A. 84 lvl. is exTren'iely proud oT iTs aTh- leTic direcTor, l-lenry P. lba, and iusTly so. For under his wise and able leadership, The aThleTic program has Tlourished and grown inTo naTional recogniTion. A na- Tionally-lcnown Tigure in The sporTs world as a basl4eTball coach, lba has made The narne Aggies everywhere synonymous wiTh Top gualiTy sporTsrnanship and compeTiTion. i950 rounds ouT The I6Th year oT lba's Tenure aT A. 84 lvl. IT is no rnere ac:cidenT Then ThaT The Aggies have dorninaTed The Missouri Valley conTerence, produced bowl Teams, been conTenders Tor Top naTional baslceTball honors, TreguenTly Turned ouT Top-TlighT baseball squads and sTars, and manuTacTured a wresTling Tearn wiTh The mosT awesome, unbrolcen sTring oT vicTories in The hisTory oT collegiaTe wresTling. IT is noT hard To see, Then, why every Aggie is proud oT l-lanlc lba. ATHLETIC CABI ET AAA Lefi' +o rlghf: W. L. Blizzard, J. L. Sanderson, Edward R. Sfapley, R. B. Thompson, C. l-l. McElroy lchairrnanl, R. O WhT J TT O K C b II d l-l P Ib SWG . . . amp 8 60 Snfy . G. Q' W lf' 0- ' fx V M -- 1 ,L . ln- .' - O I' A - if K' , 55171411 l wk' QV Q, ii Q55 'sf' f 4 Pr v -in 150144 Q2 Sf-'5 ii Pr 66 X- T l-4 J 1' A 4 Page 250 I95O marked The complelion of I I seasons as head foolball coach al Oklahoma A. 84 M. for E. M. Jim Lookabaugh. Lookalznaugh is The reason for many line Aggie loolloall squads Tha? have given slalure lo lhe name of A. 84 M. in 'rhe gridiron wold. Coach Lookabaugh is a graduale of Oklahoma A. X1 M., having slarred in bolh loolloall and baskelball as a sludenl in The middle 2O's. l-le came To Jrhe posi- +ion of head loolball coach in I939 from Capilol l-lill high school. Oklahoma Cily. Lookabaugh was re- sponsible lor lhe greal Jreams of I944 and l945 fha? caplured lhe Collon and Sugar loowl championships, respeclively. I K x I ' 'x 1 fl , 1 y AGGII COACHI G STAFF . CliTT Speegle, assisTanT coach, came To A. 8: M. Trom our rival school aT Norman. This is Speegle's Third year wiTh The Aggies. Jack Baker, backTield coach, is one oT The all-Time Aggie greaTs under Lynn WaldorT. Baker came To us The same year as Looka- baugh, I939. Adam Esslinger, assisTanT coach, was an A. 84 M. gridder in I922, '23 and '24. Ess- linger Tinishes his Third year. Toby Greene Turns ouT powerTul baseball squads consisT- enTly and is one oT The besT TooTball scouTs in The business. Toby also came To A. 84 M. in l939. Doc JohnsTon is The Aggie Trainer and a TavoriTe wiTh a long suc- cession oT A. 84 M. aThleTes. ArT GriTTiTh, wresTling and Tennis coach, Took over The helm oT The wresTling here in I94l and since ThaT Time, has surpassed Tormer coach Ed Gallaghens record oT 68 consecuTive wins in dual maTches. l-lis Tennis Team swepT The Missouri Valley championship in easy sTyle. Gene Smelser is assisTanT baskeTball coach and Treshman coach. UnTil This year, The Trosh, under Smelser's guidance, had noT TasTed deTeaT in 52 conTesTs. Smelser is one oT A. 84 M.'s baskeTball greaTs beTore The war. Ralph l-liggins, Track and Tield coach, has been wiTh The Aggies Tor I7 years. l-liggins consisTenTly produces one OT The ouTsTanding Track Teams in The counTry. l.asT season his squad Took The Missouri Valley cinder crown and is expecTed To repeaT This year. Ralph is anoTher Tormer A. 84 M. aThleTe who re- Turned To coach aT The alma maTer. l-le played TooTball, baskeTball, and parTici- paTed in Track as a sTudenT here. Labron l-larris, golT coach, Turned ouT a Missouri Valley winning Team Tor The second year in a row. GilberT STeinke served as assisTanT TooTball and Treshman coach. STeinke, in his TirsT year aT A. 34 M., had The imporTanT Task oT molding maTerial Tor The varsiTy. -s vp5QQ T75 S Qs. Wresfling coach Arl' 6riTTiTl1, assisTanT baskeTball c o a c h Gene Smelser, Track coach Ralph Higgin golT coach Labron Harris and assisTanT TooTball coach Gil STeinke. Page 1155 i 21 If n fir NIH? xlib: 1.545 rf-if ii xg? V fi ' 1 1 4-fyi 55 gn eg Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies - Q 1. 'lr THE AGGIE RECORD TCU . . Denver Missouri Drake . Kansas Defroif . Tulsa . Kansas Srafe Wichiia . Oklahoma 40 42 81 5 M 4 l .nl 7 X 53142-,QM ' A 1 'TT Z. 5, afq-af rx' fn ' 9254, I if Q Q--WT H0 0R Four senior A. 84 M. TooTball players were hon- ored aT halTTime ceremonies during The Aggie- ST. Louis basl4eTball game on The meriTs oT Their disTincTive gridiron play during The season. These pigskin specialisTs received medals Tor Their se- lecTion To The All-Missouri Valley Team. Receiving awards were Alex Loyd. ClayTon Davis, Jaclc l-larTman and Charles Shaw, who saw Their lasT college grid acTion aT The close oT The l949 campaign. l-larTman made his marlc as an experT passer and a shrewd Tield general. Charlie Shaw, a re- peaT Trom The IQ48 Missouri Valley Team, re- Tained his Taclcle posiTion. An end posiTion was Talcen by Alex Loyd, a 6-4 sTar. Van Pool and DeRoin were on The second Team. Clay Davis played brillianTly in cenTer posiTion Tor The Aggies. Row I: Grablzo, Meisenheirner, Johnson, Waller, Von Drehle, SmiTh, Kurz, Gray, Sass, Shaw, Ladd, STeiner, Biggs, Warnsdovler, Row 2: Aldridge, Holliday, Schrage, Srnifh, Scan- lan, Spann, VoighT, Barger, DeRoin, l-larfrrian Da- vis, Coolr, Naviclras, M. PaTTc-n, Row 3: CorbeTT, Te-TTleTon, l-lursr, Schalf Pefalfis, K. Roof, McNeil, Robinson, BradTord, Ross. Cc-ls clazier, lvie, S. FiTTer, J. l5'aTTon, Wooden. Row 4: E, Roof, WrighT, New, Van Pool, Lc-yo, Jack Balmer, assisTanT coachi Jim Lool-cabaugh, head coach: Ralph FosTer, Tormer Treshman coach: Adam Esslinger, assisTanT coachg Toby Greene. baseball coach and assisTanT TooTball coach: Hol- land, Davis, Riley, Busse. Page 253 'K' ' '-0 f A f r' THE FO0TBALL 0 EA ,,,.. - s.., . mmf, , - ,,:'.1. gg. f .f ' 's - -V .L g fs. r,.L .1 . uf, , . -IL. 1. ' X 4 T. 1 ,H I , -4-, - Meng i I Wi,-L 4, , -xf , - na- ,- .,-..r,,.,Mf. 'hi .-mn'-4 .,, I ' i,' Al - , . ,l.-. , 5 N. A' . . 41' fi- ., ,isp g T A , .: T , .Vg Jack l-larTrnan qu-arTe-rback Kenny RooT, leTT halfback A. 8: M. 33, TCU 33 The Cowpokes' smooTh-TuncTioning drive and high spiriT sparked The Aggie-TCU game in one oT The mosT Thrill- packed conTesTs a TooTball Tan would ever wanT To wiTness. The Aggie line moulded iTselT inTo an impeneTrable wall on several occasions when The Frogs engineered The ball down deep inTo Aggie TerriTory and held The passing, paw- ing TCU Team To a near s+ands+iII. Darrell Meisenheimer called deTensive plays like he was lisTening in on The TCU huddle. l'TarTman compleTed nine ouT oT I6 passes. TCU inTercepTed none oT l-lod's passes, buT The Pokes gaThered in Tive oT Berry's Tlings-one going To a Touchdown as Ed RooT raced 50 yards Tor a Tally. A. 81 M. 48, DENVER 2 WiTh second and Third-sTringers playing pracTically all oT The second halT and 38 men Taking parT in The TesTiviTies, The Aggies walTzed pasT The Denver Pioneers-a Team ThaT was ouTclassed all The way. lTs aerial arm sTill in per- TecT Timing. The Aggie Team scored Tour Times on passes and Three Times on The ground againsT The scrappy Pio- neers. l-larTman passed Tor one Touchdown and Ben Ald- ridge wenT olT Tackle Tor I5 yards in anoTher Touchdown drive as The pokes goT OTT To a Tlying sTarT. The seven goals were scored by E. RooT, Van Pool, Loyd, Johnson, Corl3eTT and Two by Ken RooT. l-larTman compleTed Three Touchdown passes and made six conversions. r li- - V Txuffari Meiffnhif 3 'T ClayTon Davis cenfer Reuben DeRoin, CenTer ifpfiy T- Wy, ,TU- EK fi 3' We:-4' Q l fiwmf ,...Q 411- TW, . . .. I .,,f,,.: T ' 'SIA -3 . .ns .,-- , ... , u.,.,. ,,e91,3r-2,111-giwf - 4. :sa'.'-2,,::n.u:-'is1:' :f ' -1 . .if 3'?'i?315i5'- X-X H Q, res,-T. ' ,-.i7?' Ed ROOT, Tullback George Busse, rughf halTback Arlen McNeil, leTT halTback John Grabko, Tullback A. 81 M. 7. MISSOURI 2I The Missouri Tigers crowded Three Touchdowns inTo less Than Three minuTes oT cohcenTraTed acTion To deTeaT The sTurdy Aggies aT Columbia, Mo. Coach Jim Lookabaugh's Cowboys led Tor mosT oT The TirsT halT aTTer scoring in The opening guarTer, buT The Tigers Tied The counT To 7-7 iusT beTore The halT-Time and Then swepT Through and over The Aggies Tor Two Third-period Touchdowns ThaT gave Them The decision. lT was lack oT a Tinishing punch ThaT ThwarTed The Aggie Team. They reached The Mizzou I2-yard line laTe in The Third period only To lose The ball on a pass inTer- cepTion. Early in The TourTh, a Tumble nipped Their bid Tor a Touchdown and laTer They again losT The ball on The Tiger nine. A. 81 M. 28, DRAKE 0 The unerring arm oT Jack l-larTman showed The way To a Poke vicTory as Qklahoma A. 34 M. launched iTs Missouri Valley deTense in a home opener which Tound Drake Thor- oughly subdued by The lopsided score oT 28-O. The Cow- boys sTruck early Tor Their easy Triumph, sinking The Bull- dogs wiTh a Three-Touchdown licking in The second guarTer aTTer scoring once in The opening period. ATTer ThaT, The Orange and Black was conTenT To leT The sophomores and oTher subs cavorT Tor The mosT parT. The lowans were prac- Tically helpless when Their Negro Tlash, John BrighT, was checked boTh on The ground and in The air. Ed and Ken RgloT, Don Van Pool and Arlen McNeil made The Tour Ta ies. Charles Shaw, Tackle Jim PaTTon, Tackle Alex Loyd, end BerT Gray, end i a.ra J K 3' A S ,. -I , Q is ' s CX X YK 2 --:?'f..f' If f IW.,-ws, wi J A , R, T W .3 J A L H-'1 A - N - L - - V1 -- Tj- ,avg .jf 'I' 5 'Ts-'csvgtffii A E + . in ,Q -9 I Je. 3' T P Q, iii, as- f i -nu if r . - if X 4. -- . ' h ' I 1 ygiu Yi 'fy X FFA ff - 5 lb 4 ' S X I cv. . +- THE FO0TBALL 0 EA Ben Adridqe, fullback Marlin Riley, quaderbaclc A. 81 M. I4, KANSAS 55 A supercharged Kansas Jream, which look advanlage of pracfically every Aggie error, aslonished a huge home- coming crowd by wreclcing The Polres, 55-l4. Eighf differ- en'r men, including a 'raclcle and a guard. scored lhe Jay- hawlcers' louchdowns as Jrhe highly-favored Cowboys wenf down in disappoinfmenl. The surging Kansas Il, showing an amazing abilily 'ro hir Jrheir own long passes-while breaking up Jack l-lar+man's losses-Took command al ihe siarl wiih lhree Touchdowns before 'rhe Polces could score. Converring lo a ground aliaclc in lhe second half, Jrhey conlinued To our-gain The Aggies. A. 81 M. 7, DETROIT I3 Qlclahoma A. 84 M.'s foolball army, ils general side- lined by injury, played Hs hearl out buf los+ a Missouri Valley conference decision lo inspired Delroil. The Tilans won wi'rh a second-half Jrouchdown, repulsing fhe Aggies on 'rhe I-yard line +o averl lhe winning louchdown. Despile lhe loss of l-lar+man's passing services, 'rhe Polces scored firsl when Diclc Von Drehle fell on a fumbled ball behind lhe goal line and l-larlman place-lciclced his l7+h exlra poinl in 20 allempls for a 7-O lead. Derroif caughl fire in Jrhe second period and moved from fheir own 20-yard line lo +I-ie Aggie goal in six plays. f. FN- Jiff Cf. ll Pichard Von Drehle, cenf Jim Kurz, faclsle 7' , - s lx ,Ii ,W 1 llhivd.-. . .,,, 6' Tm if K QA, .V ., gh up V 'A l S., .. I. . ,, ff A if A Q- wi-.,,...2' 1 fSLif'1'i A ' '-'f ' . f T A ' se 5-ii T SL ui . 255411 ' -1 Bob Cook, quarTerback Floyd Grass, guarTerback Waldo SchaaT, Tackle Bill Wa e A. 81 M. I3, TULSA I3 The Aggies, who had losT all hope oT gaining a share oT The Missouri valley TiTle crown, came ouT oT The rough-and- Tumble TilT wiTh Tulsa in excellenT shape. Alex Loyd, who was The naTion's besT pass receiver prior To The Aggie- l-lurricane game, had a good day againsT The Tulsans as he caughT six aerials Tor ll3 yards. Johnny Grabko, The Ag- gies' heralded sophomore, kicked seven Times in The game Tor an average oT 40 yards per punT, which is good in any league. Grabko also esTablished himselT as a runner. In The Tollowing summary oT sTaTisTics, A. 8: M. precedes The Tulsa numerals: TirsT downs, I6-l5g yards rushing, T20-l45, and yards passing, I68-275. A. 81 M. 26, KANSAS STATE I4 lvlarTin Riley, Third-sTring guarTerback all season, became The Aggies' No. l boy aT ManhaTTan when he led A. 84 lvl. To a grid Triumph over The WildcaTs on a muddy Tield ThaT grounded l-larTman. Riley proved his salT by pass- ing excellenTly and running smarTly To give The Cowpokes a badly-needed Triumph. l-le piTched a 24-yard scoring aerial To back Arlen McNeil in The TirsT period Tor The open- ing Tally. WiTh The Cowboys Trailing, I4-7, in The Tinal period, he counTed Twice on shorT runs. l-le seT up one wiTh a 29-yard pass ThaT sophomore Wayne Johnson caughT on The Three and ran To a goal. The lasT Touchdown Riley sparked was a guarTerback sneak Trom The one-yard line as The Tinal gun sounded. Roy TeTTleTon, quarTerback Jack CorbeTT, rigl-iT halTback 7 x l A vm lk r, guard Billy BradTord, guard Guy Ne guard musk, WH Q .... IVAN E ,E,g2.ii:.j. . : u ,, i ii , . , x :3 'fi?1'3'f:i55' i ' .. '5i?':i1?:.2 'A -' ' . ':f:111'. ' 1 .... 4 ,9 'I , i.--1 Sax - V15 be 5- v I-I--.' ' 'T T -- 1 Hifi-ai., 'Q ' - , .rg .gtisgpzgl , , in , 55 in 3 iff 9 ,, E .ci T if AHB -1 iff? -' ,'7 - ' . wisfxfb'-jf? T' -A ' -Ti' z f A - I. J, f 1 4.1. H,-r-s..gf' S-5 T N f . f 'f 1 4,1 ' A .+ f'f'-Q-'M -57 ' . . ,I ,f 1' - T . 'f ' 5 yu, H T I .,' Q , . K. y - , - Vg - .,...- - A - ' T- -2 'T 45 T A A E l 1 4 I Tri, L is ' J- -' V Evin Davis end Wilbanks SmiTh, Tackle i THE FOOTBALL 0 4 A I I 'K 1 l . 'I .ln V '1 i- A l -s . 1-, N -Q ZH rf. ,Wi I - . I s .u. l i i ' - f T!- 4- J Q. i 'B -ies., A. 81 M. 47, WICHITA 20 The Poke Team ouTscored WichiTa on Lewis Tield in a brawling, Tlaming Tempered, Missouri Valley TooTl3all game. An open-mouThed crowd viewed The grid specTacle which TeaTured holding and general misconducT. The game lasTed more Than Three hours and saw Three players eiecTed and 23 penalTies ToTaling 2l5 yards assessed. AT one Time, oTTicials called Tive sTraighT penalTies. Ten players were carried Trom The baTTle scene wiTh a varieTy oT injuries. The Kansans were underdogs Trom The sTarTing gun and were compleTely swepT under in The wave oT Aggie pass- ing and rushing ThaT dominaTed play. A. 81 M. 0, OKLAHOMA 4I IT was a long aTTernoon aT Owen Tield when The Sugar bowl-bound Sooners blasTed The Aggies inTo submission Tor The TourTh sTraighT year in The 44Th meeTing l3eTween The Two rivals. A crowd oT some 50.000 waTched The Ag- gies TighT TuTilely againsT The naTion's number Two Team. The Polces Tried several diTTerenT deTenses buT The Sooners pushed ahead wiTh a poTenT ground and air aTTaclc. Sopho- more Johnny Grablco Turned in an excellenT punTing record Tor The game and Alex Loyd snagged several passes in- Tended Tor Sooner hands. 0Therwise, iT was a Big Red aTTernoon. Jacl Holland and T-larry Peralris, cenf l fr Y 1 - 6. A ,- da 4,3 T- cf . L .fn A. 81 M. NEW COACHES On Nov. 2, Loolcabaugh resigned as coach beTore The end oT The TooTball season. AlThough The resignaTion did noT Take eTTecT unTil The compleTion oT The schedule, The head coach posiTion was opened Tor a new man. On Nov. 30, The aThleTic council announced ThaT Jennings Bryan WhiTworTh had been signed Tor The iob. WhiTworTh is no novice To The game oT TooTball. T-le played under Wallace Wade and Frank Thomas aT Ala- bama and was in The Rose bowl game oT I93l as a guard and Tieldgoal lciclcer. ATTer his graduaTion in l932, WhiT- worTh remained as a coaching assisTanT. l-le moved To LSU in l935 and sTayed unTil i938 when he accepTed The posiTion oT line coach aT Georgia in I939. W'hiTworTh Tilled This posiTion unTil his appoinTmenT aT A. 84 M. While coaching under The Tamous Wally BuTTs aT Geor- gia, WhiTworTh helped in The shaping oT many greaT Teams including six bowl conTesTanTs Tor The Bulldogs. The new coach was given a Tree hand in choosing his assisTanTs and WhiTworTh quickly supplemenTed his sTaTT wiTh TalenTed men. l-loward Johnson, Georgia, l948, was named line coach. Johnson played guard and Taclcle Tor The Bulldogs on Sugar and Orange bowl Teams. Joe Brown was called To serve as baclcTield coach. Brown played his college ball aT Georgia Tech. George lBuclcl Bradberry, Georgia, '48, was chosen Treshman coach. AssisTanT coaches Jack Baker and Toby Greene were reTained Trom l.ooClcabaugh's sTaTT. Tv ai 141951 ,RG ., M4 Q.. +- 'Ik .. Cf!-CH FTE'.Pi 5, TBA COACH HE RY P.lB l-Tenry P. lba c:ompleTed his 23rd year oT coaching baslceTbaIl This year. During This period, lba's Teams have won 507 games and losT I22. ln his I6 years aT A. 81 M., his Teams have worm 344 and losT 95 games. Also WiThin This period, The Aggies have won or shared The Missouri Valley Championship I I Times and Won or shared The NCAA TiTle Tour Times. lloa, in his years oT coaching, has become well- lmown in sporTs, especially in baslceTball circles. ln I949, he was named coach oT The year by New Yorlc baslceTpall wriTers. In I947, The BaslceTball Coaches associaTioh oT America yoTed Iba besT in The na- Tiorif' IT is c:erTairi ThaT as long as The Hlron Duke is guid- ing The basleTball TorTuries oT The Aggies, A. 81 lvl. will be The Team To beaT in The comference, in The disTricT arid in The riaTion. THE BA KETB LL SQ AD O VO T P Fronf H If A T A L iiAi'i H Vwlr , - -,T f-.0 ff Mali' ' .17 .Zn QV? 4 - ' LPG P-31 -,T 1 Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies THE RECORD THE AGGIE RECORD . 43 Arkansas . . 48 Loyola . . 55 Sl. Joseplw . . 3l L. l. U, . . 44 Arkansas . . 40 DePaul . . 37 Wichila . . 56 Drake . . 45 O, U. . . 47 Tulsa . . 53 DePaul . . 3 I Loyola . . 29 S+. Louis . . . 5l Drake . . 43 Pilrlrsburg . . 39 Delroil . . 46 Bradley . . 39 Delroil . . 49 Wichila . . 34 Tulsa . . 35 Bradley . . 48 O. U. . . 37 S+. Louis . Page 26I LA 1' V- . -.-..-'T,..4i.. THE BA KETBALL S AS fl? fft' I .11 - 4- John Miller, ii T The I95O ediTion oT Oklahoma Aggie cagemen was considerably diTTerenT Trom The l-lenry lba-coached Teams oT The pasT. The Pokes parTly abandoned Their cauTious Type oT ball and Tlavored Their game wiTh a Touch oT Tire-brand playing. They sTill reTained per- TecT ball conTrol buT acceleraTed Their play. This Tac- Tical changeover came naTurally wiTh Norman Pilgrim, KeiTh SmiTh, Don l-laskins, Don Johnson and Gale McArThur handling The ball. This new-Tound husTle more Than made up Tor a lack oT heighT. The nucleus oT This ball club was builT around 6-6 Jack ShelTon, who Tinished his lasT season wiTh a season scoring ToTal oT 280 poinTs To lead all oTher Aggies in ThaT division. Closely Tollowing ShelTon was small buT Tlashy Norman Pilgrim wiTh 234 poinTs and Gale lvlc- ArThur, one oT l-lank's sTarTing guards, wiTh I'-78. These Three Top scorers, TogeTher wiTh Don Johnson and Bob Seymour, played in all games. The Pokes didn'T pick on any weak sisTers Tor Their TirsT Three opponenTs buT They walloped The Arkansas invaders 43-41, clamped a lasso on Loyola oT Chicago, 48-40, and ouTscored a good-naTured Texas A. Xi lvl. Team, 55-34. The annual easTern Trip challenged The Aggies. When The Cowboys dropped nine poinTs behind ST. Josephs midway in The TirsT halT, Don Johnson Took a Tirm hold oT The Aggie reins and never Turned loose unTil The Aggies had downed The Philadelphia Team, 57-46. WiTh Jack ShelTon and Gale McArThur Touling ouT early in The second halT, The Long lsland Blackbirds used Their Towering heighT To a greaT advanTage To hand The Tavored Aggies Their TirsT deTeaT, a 38-3l loss. The second game wiTh Arkansas resulTed in a 44-36 win Tor The Aggie hardwood Team. ling N an Pilgrim, Torward Gale IvIcArThur, guard AIThough The Aggies Tinished Third in The Qlcla- homa CiTy all-college pIayoTTs, several individual hon- ors were snagged by Team members. Jaclc SheITon grabbed scoring honors wiTh 42 poinTs on I2 Tield goals and I8 oT 24 Tree Throws. Big Jack was also named Tor The all-s+ar Team. Bob Seymour was placed on The second Team while Pilgrim was nominaTed The besT Tree Throw arTisT as he dropped I3 oT I4 chariTy Tosses. The Aggie iinx conTinued wiTh a 4I-40 Ioss To De- Paul universiTy, dispIaying a TasT moving, rolling oT- Tense and sTrong deTense. WiTh ThaT, DePaul became The TirsT basIceTbaII Team in The naTion To deTeaT The Aggies Three Times on Their home courT. Norman Pilgrim and Jack SheITon led The Ag scoring wiTh I2 markers each. The opening deTense oT The I95O Missouri Valley conTerence TiTIe was deaIT a dishearTening blow by WichiTa as They handed The cresTTaIIen Aggies Their second deTeaT by one poinT, 38-37. A. Xi Ivl. had sev- eral opporTuniTies To IcnoT The score buT couIdn'T Tally wiTh The pressure on. The losing sTreaIc brolce when The reclaimed Cow- boys reTurned To home grounds and climbed on The vicTory Trail by pounding visiTing Drake, 56-27. Then The Iba quinTeT bIasTed The Sooners back To Norman as They rung up a rough 45-37 win over Their highly esTeemed rivals. The vicTory enabled The Ags To mainTain Their home courT supremacy over The Soon- ers, who have beaTen The Iba men buT once in Galla- gher hall. The momenTum oT The Aggie machine collapsed Tulsa, 47-33. This win slipped The Team inTo a Tie Tor second place in The Missouri Valley conTerence. Big Jack SheITon's rebounding, The scoring oT McArThur and a TighT Aggie deTense proved To be The domi- nanT TacTors in The vicTory. Page 263 BA KETBALL EA 0 'nr '51 FE ui-, . vu -' -1.-.T if 1-.u ref... ,,,, f s-y, .. i1u,'.'. 1 JUN ...l ff- V'1 +1x 'ifnTfA' Baci Page-r re T Embarking on a Tour around The Tringe oT The coun- Try's Top baskeTball Teams, lba's ball club leTT 5Till- waTer beTween semesTers and was conTronTed TirsT wiTh DePaul. WiTh liTTle Norm Pilgrim scoring alrnosT aT will, The Oklahoma Aggies evened The score wiTh The Blue Demons by deTeaTing Them, 53-45. A husTling Loyola universiTy Team, which had had Trouble hovering near The .500 mark mosT oT The sea- son, handed The Aggies a 4I-3l seTback and one oT The worsT losses oT The campaign. The Aggies, com- pIeTely cold, never gained The lead and only once looked like They mighT Take over. RelegaTing A. 81 M. To a TooTnoTe posiTion in The Missouri Valley conTerence race, ST. Louis crinkled The Pokes' TiTle hopes wiTh a 4I-29 deTeaT. The well- Tufared and inspired Bills made up Tor The Tour sTraighT deTeaTs The Aggies had handed Them in The pasTTmmJseasons T-lank lba's group regained iTs balance To pull an acTion-packed 5 I-49 vicTory Trom an ambiTious Drake baskeTball squad. The Ag cagers saw a seven-poinT lead melT To a Three-poinT deTiciT aT one Time, buT iTs Tree Throw corps answered The call wiTh 25 poinTs dur- ing The nighT To greaTly aid in The win. A shorT buT hard-working PiTTsburgh baskeTball Team made iTs TirsT appearance in Gallagher hall buT didn'T Tind The welcome maT exTended as Tar as bas- keTball was concerned. The visiTors were Turned back 43-34 by a hard-pressed A. Xi M. Tive. Pilgrim copped scoring honors. Again The Ags were licked and TiTle hopes deTlaTed by a DeTroiT win oT 40-39. AlThough more evenly rnaTched Than The TooTball squads, The Pokes couldn'T overcome The norTherners' aThleTic prowess. The kniTe in The Aggies' side was driven deeper when The Brad- ley Braves, second-rung Team in naTional cage polls aT ThaT Time, scalped The Team, 59-46. Page 264 if I fanny, . 7. if K Th 5miTh, Torward Don I-Iaskins, Torward J PTT g d 5helTon was briIIianT as The Ags, bouncing back aTTer Their disasTrous norThern swing, shellacked De- TroiT universiTy. For The Pokes iT meanT revenge Tor The earlier beaTing by The TiTans and a iump To wiThin a haIT game oT Third place in Valley sTandings. LimiT- ing The TiTan Tive To eighT Tield goals, The Aggies looked more like The deTensive Teams oT old. I-IiTTing a grand-slam ToTaI oT 2I oT 24 Tree Throw aTTempTs, The Cowboys wenT on To beaT The WichiTa WheaTshockers, 49-40. ThaT game broughT The Ag- gies' sTanding To I5 wins againsT eighT deTeaTs and Took Them over The .500 mark in conTerence play. The lba men, sTiII on a winning rampage, ouT de- Tensed The Tulsa I-Iurricanes, 34-27, in a Missouri Valley conTerence game. For The Pokes This game served as a real TesT preliminary To The Tollowing Tussle wiTh The league-leading Bradley Braves. BuT The lba squad Tlunked The Brave conTesT as The naTion's No. I Team nudged Them 42-35 To clinch The Missouri Valley TiTle. The game was noT as clean a vicTory as The score indicaTes. The Aggies played on even Terms wi+h The powerTul Bradley crew and aT various poinTs in The game, The Pokes led The Braves by subsTanTial margins. BoIsTering spiriTs in The seasonal home sTreTch, The smarT-playing Pokes iabbed The Sooners, 48-37, Tor The second Time. The wild clash oT old rivals resuITed in 6I Touls being called during The conTesT. Pilgrim was high scorer wiTh I7 poinTs. To wind up The cage season, The Aggie Team nosed ouT The ST. Louis Billikens, 37-35, beTore 9,000 scream- ing Tans in Gallagher hall. This avenged an earlier loss and Tinished a year, Tor a change, when The wind- up Tangle on The Cowboy sIaTe meanT noThing excepT anoTher Tussle beTween Two oT The naTion's beTTer- known Teams. Page 265 ,., WA -,nw T 1, ws ggie in X S , .5 1 , A x I25-on-,rc 'liriiiC'. Tandinq IZI-poundef flmifks The sralf-s W C H ffl' T949 NCAA ihampion of J -'V T ...iq 'fl .WWI 4-rf WRE TLI G For The lOTh consecuTive year, Oklahoma A. 84 M.. under The able TuTelage oT maT Coach ArT C5riTTiTh, came up wiTh an undeTeaTed wresTling squad. The T950 Team record shows ThaT The Aggies have won seven dual meeTs, losT none and Tied none. This brings The Poke grapplers To The Top oT a new record, wiTh 75 sTraighT dual-meeT vicTories in a row. ln compiling all-Time records Tor The Aggies, The men Trom A. 81 M. have won T79 meeTs, losT Tive and Tied Tour since l9Io when The sporT was TirsT inTroduced in STillwaTer. This is a record unequaled anywhere in The annals oT amaTeur wresTling. NoT only ouTsTanding as a Team This year, buT also individ- ually, The Aggies came ouT on The Top oT 5I individual maTches while dropping only Two, boTh decisions. To round ouT Their ToTal 55 maTches Tor This season, The Aggies ToughT ouT Two oT Their maTches To a draw. OT The 5I wins, 22 were Talls and 29 decisions. Coach GriTTiTh sTarTed his I95O season wiTh 20 men on his rosTer. Among Them were six reTurnees Trom his T949 NCAA championship Team, and one NCAA champion, Charles T-leTrick. In The TirsT meeT oT The year, The Pokes Took The Sooners To The Tune oT 30-O in The second annual homecoming Tor Aggie wresTlers. The Colorado Aggies came To 5TillwaTer Tor The Ags' second maTch and wenT home suTTering a 29-2 deTeaT aT The hands oT GriTTiTh's boys. On Feb. 8, The Pokes were in ATlanTa, Ga., meeTing The maTmen oT Jack GriTTiTh, son oT our head coach. GriTTiTh's Georgia Tech qrapplers bowed To GriTTiTh's Aggies To The Tune oT 36-O. JusT Tor good meas- ure, The Aggies sTopped aT ChaTTanooga and rounded ouT a perTecT Trip wiTh a 34-O win. Kansas 5TaTe was The TirsT Team To Tangle wiTh The Cowboys aTTer Their reTurn To Gallagher hall and They were given a hoT recepTion wiTh a 32-O drub- bing. NexT Toe was a Tairly sTrong Nebraska squad buT iT was no maTch Tor The ever-ready Aggies and They bowed, 2 I-3. The Sooners needed anoTher convincing, so The Orange and Black clad boys convinced Them again, This Time 2 I-7, which made The l4Th loss in a row To The Ags by The Sooners and an all Time record oT 36 A. 81 M. wins, one loss and Two Ties. WiTh The close oT The season, mosT aThleTic Teams pack up Tor a good long resT, buT noT so wiTh ArT CfriTTiTh's charges. On The conTrary, now The work began in earnesT in prepara- Tion Tor Their real TesT oT The year, The annual NCAA meeT. Cedar Falls, Iowa, was The scene oT The collegiaTe gaThering This year on March 24 and 25. T-losT To The hundreds oT con- TesTanTs was The Iowa STaTe Teachers college, runners-up To The Aggies Tor NCAA honors lasT year. Page 266 Page -.X ,qs .ri UKLAHGMA ll Row I: Groom, Kulpahiclf, Layman, Penunqer Jernigan, Row 2: Welsh, Wilson, l-leTriclr, Keys Todd, Meeler, Pucci, Row 3: Coach ArTC5nT1Th Balmer, l-luTTcin, Whife, Rains. PoTenT Iowa STaTe Teachers College swepT The Aggies ouT oT TirsT place in The NaTional Collegi- aTe AThleTic AssociaTion championships Tor The TirsT Time since l947 in The maTches held aT Cedar Falls, Iowa, by amassing 30 poinTs. This was The Third Time in The I9-year hisTory oT The NCAA meeT ThaT The Aggies did noT come ouT on Top. The Aggies were only able To musTer nine poinTs in Talcing TiTTh place behind Iowa STaTe, Purdue, Cornell and Syracuse. The Aggies placed Three men in The semi- Tinals: Diclc l-luTTon, heavyweighT: Charles l-leT- riclc, I28, and Byron Todd, I55. l-luTTon wenT on To Talce The heavyweighT TiTle while Todd won The l55 consolaTion Tinal. l-leTriclc Tailed To place. l-luTTon's win malces him Three-Time TiTleholder oT The NCAA heavyweighT class, having won in l947-'48-'5O. THE RECORD Aggies Sooners . Aggies Colo. A. 84 M. . . Aggies Georgia Tech Aggies ChaTTanooga Aggies Kansas STaTe Aggies Nebraska . Aggies Sooners . 267 umm T SEESTLT' ,Q ABGlE9f , 1 sc. IS' , ANN ... 'llTTff l-leTriclr recei g TT q wresTler award aT NCAA T T-luTTon and opponenT aTTer a Tough maTch Tor nafional NC A heayyweighf championship. umnom wmasru AEElESNG swf UDCQTI lNff,fi T 1, UE ,..x TRACK The Aggie runners hammered ouT an asTounding record in l949. Coach l-liggins produced wha+ was probably The bes+ Track Team ever To represenT The school and drove iT To smashing vicTories over all comers in The Missouri Valley conTerence. der squad cuT an undeTeaTed swaTh To The Missouri Valley TiTle, Kansas relay TiTle and Texas relay TiTle Second place honors were carried oTT by A. 81 M. Thinclads in The highly compeTiTive Drake relays. The season was Topped oTT by T Aggie parTicipaTion in Two wesT-coasT inviTaTional meeTs in which They were deTeaTed only by SouThern Calnfornia The vicTorious Oklahoma A. 84 M. Track Team produced The Tollowing record: Aggies . 76 I-2 McMurray. Aggies . lOl Colorado College Aggies . 55 T43 Colorado U. Aggies . IO3 WichiTa . Aggies . 84 I-2 Oklahoma . Aggies . 88 Arkansas . J lWon six, losT nonel as T The cross-counTry record is as Tollows. -nj g fda 1 lLow score winsl U 3 l Aggies . . 28 Texas A. 84 M Aggies . . 24 Oklahoma. ...Nfl ETaw, Two-miler. i evenTs and amassed a ToTal oT 92 poinTs OliTTering Trom The very sTarT oT The season The Poke can Aggies . . I7 Texas STaTe OuTsTanding mainsTays Tor The Cowboy racers were J R Teakell, senior disTance man and capTain oT The squad Ray Prohaska, mile and Two-mile relay: Dick STolpe blond speed erin 440 and 880-yard relaysg T-larold TarranT halT miler and 4 a middle disTance many Benny Aldridge, dash man and Paul The A. X1 M. Track squad showed surprising sTrengTh in :Ts TirsT dual meeT wiTh McMurray college. The l-Tiggins crew won or Tied Tor TirsT place in all buT Two evenTs discus and A 440 relay. For The second year in a row, The Oklahoma Aggie Team grabbed Third place in The Border Olympics Tinishing behind Texas and Texas A. X1 M. wiTh 3I poinTs Bad luck rode wiTh The Aggies in The Tollowing Chicago relays when a disTance man broke a bone in his TooT Torcing Higgins To wiThdraw his weakened Team Trom The one mile evenT. The Aggies seTTled Tor Third place in The meeT l-liggins' runners ouT-disTanced Tour universiTy division en TranTs To score Tive records and win The Aggie relay pre views meeT. Poke husTlers won Tive oT The six universiTy relay No... Row I: Bay, GilchresT, Beyer, TarranT, Teakell lCapTl l-l T k ET R 2RblTBdb B MhC bIlAd Ob S Phk OW I Gln O , TCU 6 effy, OWefS, TUC ef, GVTTP Row 3: Taylor, Kurz, McNeil, A5hworTh, Thomas. Lond V ghT h H Proving beyond a shadow oT a doubT ThaT Aggieland is The siTe oT The greaTesT all-around aThleTic program, The Cowpokes deThroned The perennial champion, UniversiTy oT Texas, and Took The Texas relay crown beTore I0,000 Thrilled specTaTors. Ag cindermen wrapped up Two dual meeTs as They sped pasT Colorado Springs and rallied in The lasT Two evenTs To eke pasT The UniversiTy oT Colorado. ln The KU relays, l-liggins Tielded a crack Team which blisTered The Sooners and relegaTed Them To Third place, while The Aggies Tied MU wiTh 20 poinTs. Prohaska won disTincTion in The Drake medley by placing second in The Two-mile evenT and helped hand The squad second place in The over- all medley. The Cowboys were nosed ouT by Michigan STaTe by one poinT. TarranT Tlew To a halT-mile record To help de- TeaT Oklahoma universiTy Tor The TourTh sTraighT year as he ripped oTT The 880-yard run in l.56.I, eighT-TenThs oT a second TasTer Than The previous record. ConTinuing To hack Their swaTh To Missouri Valley and regional recogniTion, The Trackmen won Their sixTh dual meeT by easily ouTspeeding The Razorbacks. Cowboy speedsTers cracked Tive records. To conclude The season The cindermen copped Their ninTh Missouri Valley TiTle, sweeping by The six oTher enTries Tor The '49 championship. 269 fi 1, WI. X i F7 ' '.'v'a'.f C i,f iufyiniainz i'f'f-rafiin or 'ne ' o ., -xv xl 'N . '9' f . . r -, - 4 . - T. ' ' F' V-'V r1.1- ei 'rl ., 1u'iT F11 1 -r r. firm Ei Hi. gina V V V isa' , N y f-r A W V J' 1,.2.sA .1 I IM BA EBALL TriumphanT in 20 ouT oT 23 games in iTs regular season, The Aggie baseball Team whacked iTs way To The regional NCAA playoTTs in which Their hopes Tor a berTh in The NCAA Tinals were squashed by Two successive Texas Longhorn vicTories. The TirsT oT The games wiTh Texas resulTed in a 3-2 deTeaT as Bill T-luTchison losT his TirsT college game since l946. The second Texas win, 7-3, clinched The regional TiTle Tor The Longhorn nine. The Cowpokes won The Missouri Valley TiTle wiTh eighT sTraighT wins and builT The TinesT seasonal baseball record in A. Xi lvlfs long sporTs hisTory. Frankie Kempa, A. 84 Mfs smooTh liTTle second-sacker, Took The individual baTTing honors Tor The regular season. Final averages gave Kempa .402 wiTh 35 hiTs in 87 Turns. Second was The veTeran cenTerTielder, Nim Free, hiTTing 40 Times in I06 Trips Tor a .377 average. Bob BarTleTT .366, John Tabor .36l, Charles Franks .338, Bo WaTson .287, Frank KellerT 279, Morris Neighbors .274, l-loward Coleman .265, and Mack Bulger .250 were The oTher regulars. For The second sTraighT year Bill l-luTchison was an unde- TeaTed piTcher. l-le won six. MosT earned run average be- longed To B. L. lTurkl Tomlinson, who allowed l.78 runs per game. Tomlinson won Tive, losT Two. Jim Ward led in sTrike- ouTs, Tanning 27. DeparTmenTal leaders included Kempa, wiTh 34 runs and Tive sacriTice hiTs, leading Those deparTmenTsg Free wiTh 40 hiTs, WaTson wiTh I0 Two-baggers, Free and Bulger wiTh Three Triples, Tabor wiTh Tive homeruns and 52 ToTal bases. Tabor walked 23 Times and Tanned I5 Times, leading also in Those deparTmenTs. Coleman was hiT Three Times by piTcher and KellerT paced runs baTTed in wiTh 3 I. As a compleTe Team The Aggies baTTed .298 Tor The season. Men ThaT played Their lasT college baseball Tor The Aggies in The i949 season were l-loward lRedl Coleman, caTcher: Tom JagueT, piTcher and Poke baskeTball sTarq B. L. lTurkl Tomlinson, a mainsTay on The piTching sTaTT Tor The pasT Tour years: Bill lRedl l-luTchison, a Three-year leTTerman on The mound sTaTTg Franklin KellerT, an aggressive TirsTbaseman who led The Aggies in homeruns in The '48 season: Bo WaTson, a Tine shorTsTop who played Tor The Boomers in his oTT season, and Ninn Free, The Tine cenTerTielder who played Three sea- sons. Two oT Coach Toby Greens reserves who helped promoTe Aggie success were Charley Franks, pinch-hiTTing uTiliTy in- Tielder, and STanley Gwinn, leTT Tield leTTerman. Page 270 Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Page 27I Row I: Smi+l1,Kernp B l F F lc : oac reen Row2C h6 B+IHBlg Cl TI Row 3: l-lulcl'1ison,Kll +W d J q +Clw lpn I949 BASEBALL RECORD lWon 20, Losl 31 Baylor . Baylor . . SW Teclm . Bradley . TCU . TCU . . Kansas Slale Kansas Slafe Wiclwila . Wicnila . Tulsa . Missouri . Missouri . Missouri . Tulsa . . Wicliila . Olilalmorna . Arkansas . Olclalfioma . Olclalworna . Bradley . Bradley . Q 735 1-an fi - I 'Fl I- ,...'- ...f- N ss, 'rfb U , Tmr-2' In 1 'NV r Wininoer Kenspa Coach I-Iafris Turner, M?IIer T ki aid Tram Coach I-Iarriz, Y I k in Il .VN vi YN ff GOLF Cklahorna A. 34 Mfs par-busTing goIT Team won iTs second conTerence TiTIe in a row wiTh an 80-sTroke vicTory Tor 54 holes over The nearesT opponenTs. Bo Wininger Tired a 2OI, shooTing a Tive under par The Tinal I8 holes, To wresT The lead away Trom Tean'irnaTe Loddie Kempa who had led The Tield oT 28 goITers Tor The TirsT 36 holes. This win was Wininger's Third consecuTiye Missouri Valley TiTIe. Wininger, sTaTe amaTeur king. was Trailing Loddie Kempa by a single sTroke aT The end oT The TirsT 36 oT 54 holes in The TournamenT. The shorT, sTocky GuThrie lad, playing in a driving rain, rallied To edge Kempa, ZOI-203. Kempa, naTionaI IeTT-handed champion, wound up second in The meeT. Wininger, a senior, along wiTh Kernpa, Dick Turner and Dick Miller, posTed a 54 ToTaI oT 833 Tor a Three under par. WichiTa, Drake, DeTroiT and Tulsa Tied Tor sec- ond place wiTh 9I3, while Bradley posTed a 957 Tor sixTh. ST. Louis was sevenTh. A breakdown oT The undeTeaTed Aggie season: Aggies I5. WichiTa 31 Aggies I7If2, Tulsa Ifgg Aggies I6If2, Nebraska IIf2p Aggies I I, WichiTa 75 Aggies I IV2, Tulsa 6If2g Aggies I I, Kansas U. 73 Aggies I5: Oklahoma 3: Aggies I9If2, Okla- homa 7If2. Page 272 'P if fl X Z r f i. 3 ' zz , 'A fi 'Q p ,--, 1 ' 5 1- ,.,, T -' X ' ., .. ' 1 I if vsgf 5 ig. 'S ,gv,5f5Ff if Th ' il! Q ,Q 3,5 L ' V, A . N ,,,,. j: Y ' r ,HL 5 , ,gg - ei: g. VI -,.:,:.:- I I Yf+fL,QQ2T' ' , .. - I 'V ' sf- 23? Egsw A V L A H J Ai' f Xu IT TJ Q f XL 'T is ' mngdff O JJAHW ,C 15 :EA V Qb ,L , - 'VQIZQ-:gi 'inf ' . F. v 37' 50 xi :,'f' ' ,A X, ff' in ph j nb ff U.. .J is 15, N, , . . , I .. , , . Q. f I .fi we is I I i zz,-Q 1 M.iaILgii'g,,.U M ,E + ' .3 2,2 -,Tf . , ga- -A'75F'4'4?i y v 2 T N 5. E A T . , - . i .wg a ' A fi Qgxewpgaiffgggs,Q-rTYiiff J ' Q ziwfggi pf F I s i1,if'msisz+2EsTI,i:ir,i1agsim I '-' so , I -- 1' . is I-Turley, McCune, Coach G-riTFiTh, Wiley, Reisher TENN Climaxing The I949 Tennis season, The Aggies claimed The Missouri Valley Tennis TiTIe Tor The second successive year. The Poke neTmen, sTar- ring Paul I-Iurley and Bud McCune, vanquished all opposing Teams excepT The sTrong Sooner Team which besTed Coach GriTTiTh's courTmen The lasT Two games oT The season. Paul I-Iurley, Aggie sophomore, upseT The con- Terence champion, Aggie Bud McCune, in The singles Tinals and ioined wiTh McCune in winning The doubles TiTIe To compIeTeIy sweep The Valley Tennis TournamenT. I949 TENNIS RECORD lWon I I, losT 2I J 0 r 52 , ' . ' i 3, WHUH w D4 A f ' AGGIES Paul I-Turley, Missouri Valley singles champio Buddy McCune, Missouri Valley doubles champion. Aggies . . . WichiTa . . . . O Aggies . CenTraI STaTe . . O Aggies . Nebraska . . O Aggies . I-IousTon . . . 2 Aggies . SouTheasTern . . O s Aggies . EasT CenTraI . . O Aggies . Tulsa . . . . I Aggies . Kansas U. . . O Aggies . Tulsa . . . I Aggies . Oklahoma . . 5 Aggies . Oklahoma . . 4 Page 273 A H1754 T 35 k a . 6 'CLB OFFICERS CHA RLES Sl-TA V,-,5 Wefe :ED SPITESQT. 'fiefDre573en' ,-in A- , ,F ':':','l?'Jl: Elolb H--ff-f iff-Y f-T QT,ti ,' 714, ETLL WALTXEP ,,,f: C i1T lT1 Qrganized in l909, The varsiTv 0 club is The oldesT sTudenT organizaTion on The campus oT Qlqlahoma A. 81 M. College and occupies a high posiTion among sTudenT organizaTions. The purpose oT The leTTermen's club is To render service To varsiTy aThleTics and aThleTes in all possible ways and To promoTe Tellowship, sporTsmanship and scholarship among varsiTv aThleTes. Composed oT winners oT The college leTTer, membership requires ThaT beTore a man can become a member oT The organiza- Tion, he musT be properly iniTiaTed and pledge To remain acTive in The club. Awards are presenTed Tor The Tollowing sporTs: TooTball, baslceTball, wres- Tling, Tennis. golT and baseball. IniTiaTions are held aT The end oT each semesTer. The era oT building aT A. 81 M. is conTinuing and, Trom The aThleTic poinT oT view, is proving verv successTul. The O club has one oT The TinesT clubrooms on LAC- T-lC'35'f Rei jrvgr The campus in The easT wing oT Gallagher hall. IT is oT paneled wood and con- Tains cornTorTable TurniTure, drapes and radio. All Trophies and relics oT pasT vears oT sporTs glorv are exhibiTed in glass-enclosed showcases ThaT surround The room. Row li li 'lfi ':'-J' Q Fi,-r C-fa-1,3 Willi,r Bi ifiiipin Zed Shiv. Chailieg Hume Gil-+iif 1f's Piiigiim -4 1' T Row 21 VY- ' ,lfhnj Tilndlr L'-'ng Gr.-. 'in S'ir' l-Tu'T'n Pichafdj Lipe, Gibg Pallon, V ff' Ti Jie' Hirci, l 1rf3,' Bi. I: Q ,lglll Page 274 ,,,,,,, Row l: TarranT, l-larold Lee: Tealnell. John: FiTTer, Jean: FiTTer, Sy' Bay l-luberT- lvie George: RooT Kenny- Cool: Bob- Kurz James- Vgn Dre-hle, Richard, Row 2: Kempa, Franlrq Meisenheimer, Darrel: Camerer, Keifh- Wafson, Ba- VoighT, John: Thomas, Bll: DeRr,m, Reuben: McNeil, Arlen: Gray, Jr., BerT: Tabor. John: Ross, Genet Andefwn B ll MeeTings are called every Two weelcs Tor The purpose oT solving problems conTronTing The organizaTion and discussing any new business deemed necessary. Wres- Tling Coach ArT GriTTiTh is TaculTy advisor Tor The O club. One oT The main evenTs oT The year is The annual O club queen race held prior To The homecoming TooTball game. The queen and Two aTTendanTs are se- lecTed by a voTe oT The members Trom delegaTes repre- senTing each women's hall and sororiTy. The coronaTion oT The T949-50 O club queen, Miss Doris BasseTT, Murray hall, was held during The halTTime period oT The homecoming game wiTh Kansas universiTy, wiTh Gib Lipe, OT The club, perTor-ming The honors. ATTendanTs were Miss MarTy WhiTe and Miss Claudine Kennedy. They were escorTed by Jean FiTTer and Gale McArThur. A dance was sponsored by The club Tollowing The homecoming game. Music This year was by The Varsi- Tonians, college dance band. The Q club sTarTed a new and worThwhile proiecT during The pasT year-ThaT oT bringing groups oT orphan children To each oT The home TooTball games. The club plans To enlarge The coverage To include baslceTball and baseball games Tor The visiTing youngsTers. The handsome O blanlceT was presenTed To I8 graduaTing senior members aT The annual picnic Tor members and Their daTes. The blanlceT is oT black heavy wool, Trimmed in orange. A large O is placed in The cenTer, wiTh years oT parTicipaTion and sporTs in which leTTers were won embroidered in The corners. Also, any member who received ouTsTanding awards in his sporT will have This recogniTion lisTed below The leTTer. - The club includes many men who are ouTsTanding in campus organizaTions as well as aThleTics. A Tew oT These are Zed Grissom, presidenT oT The STudenT associaTion: Norman Pilgrim, presidenT oT The junior class: BerT Gray, presidenT oT The senior class, and Dick Von Drehle, T949 Prince Charming. Page 275 A ' cima i arouerie ow ' a i ' ic er oris' eve Row I: Casas Barkara' Flilkerrra FaT: Colvin Valerie, DuTTcrrd, Gay D TT M T R 2 T bb Ed Th PTh D D l-l T T FT P D l D A .-fre' ecnee f-'Va' ids lr,Ilis4 ciuoas crris nn. W0 E ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Claiming one oT The largesT memberships among campus coeds is The Women's AThleTic associaTion, This year TuncTioning under The larg- esT sporTs program ever underTalcen Tor women on The A. 8: M. campus. Founded on The A. 81 M. campus in I92O, The WAA sTrives To promoTe good healTh, coopera- Tion, sporTsmanship and play. IT also succeeds in malning women's groups on The campus beTTer known To each oTher Through a series OT sporTs TournamenTs running ThroughouT The year. A combinaTion oT individual and Team sporTs conTesT was held ThroughouT The year Tor all women sTudenTs. The highlighT oT The year is The award given To The sororiTy and dormiTory Tloor wiTh The highesT number oT poinTs accumulaTed Through parTicipaTion in all The acTiviTies OT The year. I-lonorary varsiTies are chosen in Team sporTs and individual sporTs awards are also given. An O award may be won by parTicipaTing on Three winning Teams, by individual wins or by be- ing chosen Tor Three varsiTy Teams. A combina- Page 276 Tion oT any OT These Three also meriTs The cher- ished award. To remain acTive, a member musT parTicipaTe in aT leasT one acTiviTy per semesTer. LasT year's O awards were given To Mary Ellen Kurland, Jo Oliver, Freda EvereTT, JuaniTa l-lull, PaT Flilclcema, Lois Woodson, RuThie An- drews, lnez SpaeTh, Norma Nall, Francis Brink, Barbara Casad, MoneTTe Mincher, Zeola Over- TelT, Jean Collyer, Mary l-losTler, Mary Maude Moore, Phyllis Murphy, BeTTy Odom, Mary Lou l-lamilTon and Jane Caldwell Sims. The ouTsTanding senior award was presenTed To JuaniTa l-lull. AcTiviTies held during The year included a sporT iamboree Tor all women on The campus, espe- cially in recogniTion oT new Treshman women sTu- denTs. A homecoming coTTee Tor alumni, iniTia- Tion in January, a square dance in February, The honor awards banqueT, anoTher iniTiaTion in May, and The annual weelcend camping Trip aT YosT lalce iusT beTore Tinals in May were oTher TeaTures oT The WAA's acTiviTies over The Two school semesTers. PAT FLIKKEMA, Presidenf WAA is fhe organizafion fhaf fesfs each par- ficipanf's affifude, facffulness and spirif of co- operafion. Through ifs programs and fourna- menfs, ifs goal is a sfronger and deeper under- sfanding among women af A. 84 M. by means of fair play, good exercise and clean enferfainmenf. The organizafion is open fo any college woman wifh an inferesf in one or all sporfs or fo anyone who enjoys mixing wifh people. WAA furnishes opporfunifies for fun, fame, frolic and friends. Miss Valerie Colvin, professor in fhe healfh and physical educafion deparfmenf, is fhe faculfy sponsor of fhe organizafion. Cabinef officers of WAA include Paf Fliklcema, presidenfq Gay Dufford, vice-presidenfq Barbara Casad, secrefaryg Marguerife Domaffi, business manager, Doris Ann Douglas, publicifyg Jeanne Devero, sororify sporfs leader, Doris Pifcher, sororify member af large, Phyllis l-licks, Murray hall sporfs leader, and Edifh Tabbs, Willard sporfs leader. Page 277 Ls 7 8 no 1 1 J ic-17 na 1 1 3 5 21. 7 a 0 , 1.i ll ln IH 21 22 W7 '-I N 'N ' ' 3 I . , 17 T J , fu- is YH X,- lil N. i 3 1 1 und' 3 4 9 IO 11 16 17 19 :J Il Z5 30 31 ' I I8 41 .-.1 ,Cf'TE -T-f agsvaf fb' - TEE. :Q-I l 'E Claude Lundy 'ei' and Marhn Riley 'ighT checl over schedules. I THA URAL The highly organized program oT inTramural aThleTics consTiTuTes an imporTanT segmenT in The college career oT mosT Aggie men sTudenTs whose wholehearTed parTicipaTion encourages TurTher expansion oT acTiviTies and TaciliTies. InTramural compeTiTion aT Oklahoma A. 81 M. is noT primarily Tor The aThleTe oT varsiTy caliber --iT is designed To meeT The needs oT every sTu- denT, regardless oT skill or abiliTy, Tor essenTial physical and recreaTional acTiviTies. ApproximaTely 40 percenT oT The men sTudenTs parTicipaTed in inTramural sporTs. The program supplied many more wiTh an ouTleT Tor specTaTor inTeresT ThroughouT The year. ApproximaTely 3,000 men parTicipaTed in The I7 sporTs ThaT included baslceTball, Touch TooTball, soTTball, volleyball, Tennis, golT, Traclc, wresTling, Table Tennis, swimming, bowling, handball, aerial darTs, badminTon and horseshoes. The winning Teams in The independenT and Tra- TerniTy leagues receive awards. Medals are given To individual winners in The minor sporTs. All- college playoTTs are sTaged beTween independenT and TraTerniTy division winners in The maior sporTs Gordon B. Gilbert direcTor oT inTramural aTh- leTics Tor men, and his assisTanTs have done a marvelous job wiTh The limiTed TaciliTies wiTh which They have To worlc. Every TooT oT available Page 278 Sigma Chas and BeTas TJaTTle :T ouT. ATHLETIC space on The campus, VeTerans Village and Ore- Toopa halls was pressed inTo service To provide ample room Tor soTTl:nall and Touch TooTball games. The Qld Gym, VeTerans Village recrea- Tion hall and The STillwaTer Armory were all uTil- ized Tor loaslceTball. A ToTal oT IOS diTTerenT cage aggregaTions vied Tor The all-college crown, wiTh l,235 men Trying Their hand aT The courT game. The Chiclcs overwhelmed conTesTanTs in The independenT di- vision and Then ringed The all-college champion- ship wiTh a vicTory over SAE, inTerTraTerniTy champs. Sigma Chi placed second in The inTer- TraTerniTy conTesT. The Chiclcs also Toolc The all-college TiTle in Touch TooTball in which 68 Teams and 88l men parTicipaTed. BeTa TheTa Pi and SAE emerged Trom inTerTraTerniTy play wiTh TirsT and second place, respecTively. All-college Tall Tennis singles TournamenTs were dominaTed by Fred Knudsen, winner, and Jim RiTchie, runnerup, who Topped 30 oTher enTries. FirsT and second place winners in The doubles were Joe Adams, Jack lvlclvlahan, T. Y. Fang and Julio Laredo, respecTively. TwenTy linlcsmen Toolc parT in Tall golT games Trom which Marvin Moore and William Lane won and placed, respecTively. Page 279 erjl 'I -1 s5,sgg:i21v, is , Q psy, .2--asg-55212.2f'5g1:4214:.-mi, - -if -11,1 fs 1 .. -:gy-sig -nc My... . .1 ,H v-- 4' We X ,,,. U, sf QT? A Bl i A-5 Q32 T is servr . ff 2 . 1 fi , T Tlw 4- N., - i. ' A -' ' , 'f.. ' L' -Q at .1 fx 3 BeTa TheTa Pi, inTramural TraTerniTy league TooTball champs. Sig Alphs Take The TraTerniTv baslreTbaII TiTle here The Chicks also Took The all-college baslce-Tball crown ,isgs I TRAM RAL Table lennis enlhusiasls numbered 50. All-col- lege singles compelilion was won by Paul l-lurley, and Jack Wikoll was second. SAE delealed Bela Thela Pi in lhe linals lo win lhe inlerlraler- nily lille. Doubles winners Don Young and Jaclc Wikoll relegaled lhe Paul l-lurley-Eranlc Dyer leam lo second place. The swimming meel drew a comparalively small enlry lisl. The Sigma Nu agualic conlesl- anls were viclorious over Sigma Alpha Epsilon lo claim lhe inlerlralernily lille. Individual winners were: 40-yard lree slyle, l-liram Camp: 60-yard back- slroke, R. L. Brown: 60-yard breaslslroke, Dale Gulley: l00-yard lreeslyle, Ed l-loermann: 220- yard lreeslyle, Ed l-loermann, and diving, Diclc Tourlellolle. The I949 inlramural season saw lhe largesl in- dividual lurnoul in sollball wilh a lolal ol T239 players. The Gonlcs loolc lhe all-college crown, and SAE was on lop ol lhe inlerlralernily league, wilh lhe Belas laking second. Enlranls numbering 843 showed a surprising inleresl in volleyball, an aclivily in which Kappa Alpha caplured lhe all-college lille. lndependenl winner was lhe Sleers and inlerlralernily runner- up was Sigma Phi Epsilon. The inlerlralernily lraclc winner and runner-up were Sigma Phi Epsilon and Bela Thela Pi. The lollowing were all-college champs: 60-yard dash, Bob l-larrison: 60-yard high hurdles, Jaclc Comp- lon: I00-yard dash, Bill R. Long: 880-yard dash, Les Kilpalriclc: 220-yard dash, Bill Goodman: 440- yard dash, Gene Washinglon: l20-yard low hur- dles, Gene Washinglon: shol pul, Jaclc Comp- lon: iavelin, Mall Lamer: discus, Jaclc Scales: pole vaull, Ben Beames: broad iump, George Bell, and high iurnp, Jim Seabach. SAE and Sigma Nu look lirsl and second place honors, respeclively, in wreslling. All-college champs: l2l, Don Smilh: I28, Bob Barclay: I36. Dare lvlcGillard: l45, Bernie Chmeilewslci: I55, Joe Green: l65, Don Whillock: l75, Paul Seeley, and l-IW, Jim Spavilal. The Mealheads, independenl, were all-college bowling champs. The lop lour in lhe linal inlerlralernily sland- ings lor I949 were Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Bela Thela Pi and Sigma Nu, ranked in order. Page 280 -an wr The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College ROTC Band L - -x'A ' x gt . - ,N ,., K -. ' - ' ' I 1 ., - ' 3, A , fx N 'N' . X ,M N V YV . N X Aw, - , A 'g .2-eygm . wwf , at ' -' - A . Sf f h N' - x .N A ' x ' 4 , , fx x , 1 N x 'az' k i.. .x:,.,f,h Q ILITARY DEPARTME T HE D Co onel Pele T. l-lelTner, head ol The Glqlahoma A. 84 M. College mililary deparlmenl, is senior ofiicer ol ihe deparrrnenl wilh 32 years ol service in lhe Uniled Slales army. l-le became head ol lhe RCTC unil in I945, aller serving as commanding ollicer ol The 342nd inlanlry regimenl ol lhe 82nd olisicn during The second World war in bolh The European and Pacific lhealers. Colonel l-lellner was commissioned as a second Lieulenanl in November ol If-?I7, and served his Trss four ol duly wilh The 35'rh inlanlry along The Mexican border when Pancho Villa led The unsuccess- fu Mexican uprising. eller The iirsl 'World war, he served in The l-lawaiian lhealer, and also headed The Arkansas dis- 'ricl ol: The Civilian Conservalion Corps in I94l and l942. During 'rhe second World war, Colonel l-lellner was lor a lime acfing chiel ol slalll ol The 7lh armored division in Europe, and also led The combal armored command ol 'rhe 7+h division in a bridge head operalion below Melz, Germany. l-le has allended many schools during his career. l-le allended The basic inlanlry school in l92O and The 'rank school in l94O. bolh ol which are localed al Eorl Benning, Georgia. l-le is a graduale ol The Command and General Slalll school, Eorl Leavenworlh, Kansas, and lhe Army War college, Wash- inglon, D. C. l-le also arlended, as one ol a selecl class, The special disarmamenl school held in Lon- don, England, in IQ44. Colonel l-lehlner also allended Colorado college and was al one lime baclclield coach al Clem- son college. For his oulslanding service To nis counlry, Colonel l-lelllner has been awarded 'rhe silver slar, The purple hearl, The legion of meril, The bronze slar, The French croix de guerre, combal inlanlry badge, and The Pacilic and European lhealer ribbons. CGLGNEL PETE T, l-TEEENER, JR. Cornmandanl ol The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College ROTC -Q' V Page 282 LIEUT. COLONEL RALPH A. BRANN COMMANDING OFFICER, ARMY GROUND FORCES Lieufenanf Colonel Walfer A. Faiks, command- ing officer of fhe army ground forces af Oklahoma A. Xe lvl. College and assisfanf professor of milifary science and facfics in charge of engineers, has been sfafioned af Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College for fwo years, arriving on fhe campus fhe summer of I948. I-Ie is a graduafe of Wesf Poinf, Unifed Sfafes lvlilifary academy, class of I936. Affer he was graduafed from fhe academy wifh a regular army commission as a second lieufenanf and a bachelor of science degree, he fook his firsf four of dufy in whaf was fhen fhe aircorps. Affer spending one year in fhe aircorps, he refurned fo fhe army and fhe corps of engineers. I-Ie secured a masfer's degree in civil engineer- ing in I939 af The Universify of California while on acfive dufy in fhe army. I-Ie fook a very sfrong inferesf in acfivafing fwo differenf engineer avia- fion mainfenance baffalions before fhe second World war brake ouf, and commanded one of fhese baffalions in Alaska during fhe early parf of fhe war. I-Ie also served in fhe Pacific fheafer of opera- fions in New Guinea and fhe Philippines. Page 283 PROFESSOR OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Lieufenanf Colonel Ralph A. Brann, professor of air science and facfics af Oklahoma A. 84 M. Col- lege, has been af fhe college one year. I-le arrived fo fake over fhe airforce unif of fhe milifary de- parfmenf when fhe airforce was separafed from fhe ground forces. I-Ie was commissioned and given his wings af Kelly Airforce base in I939. Affer serving for one year, he wenf on inacfive dufy fo become a pilof for Pan-American airways, flying fhe Africa-India roufe from Casablanca fo Calcuffa. Affer flying for Pan-American for one year, he refurned fo fhe airforce and became chief of main- fenance, Tinker Airforce base, Oklahoma Cify. Affer serving as chief of mainfenance, which in- volved fesfing all airplanes by flighf affer fhey had been repaired, he was fransferred fo fhe I-Iawaiian fheafer, where he served in fhe same capacify. From I-Iawaii, he was fransferred fo Oklahoma A. 81 lvl. College. uEuT. coLoNEL WALTER A. FAIKS . ,Ja-x if Mme it s.. Mi' H H My -HAM Us it c ew, 3, AIRFIDRCE PER ONNEL The eirlorce. separaled from The ground forces less Than a year ago, provides Jrraining in leadership, drill and exercise of command, airlorce inspeclion procedure, airforce management and aerodynamics and pro- pulsion Tor all ROTC cadels enrolled al Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College. The airforce ohficers and airmen assisl Colonel Brann in leaching Jrhese sub- iecls. The airlorce ROTC unil mainlains ils own ol'Tices on The second lloor of Jrhe Old Gym. Page 284 nt ua -L-L-1-l - 1, SSW R Bfginef, Sql.: Gregg, Sql Hfirrifli S Q Sul ' Fold-Es. Sul, lj Mclnf Fl Sql: Ad Siarnes, Sgt: Parnell, Sgt Schafer, Sgt: Speed, Sgt Chalk, Sgt: Otis, Sgt Geer, Sgt: Raines, Sgt Rehbein, Sgt: Skeen, Lunday, Sgt: Foellcer, . Callaway, Sgt: Siatlard Sgt Sgl Sgt: Howe, Sgt: Edwards, Sgt: Blaclcsfoclc, Sgr: Hill singer. Sgt GROU D FORCE PERSONNEL The ground force unils of the Oklahoma A. 84 M. College mililary de- parimenl are fhe imfanlry, corps ol engineers, signal corps and the ord- nance. All ground iorce ROTC cadels siudy in one of These tields and more Jrhan 20 ground force officers and enlisled men, regular army per- sonnel, malce up Jrhe leaching slaict Taciics, consrruciion, message cenier operalion, ammunirion and small arms material are Jrypical courses iaughf in Jrhe ditlerenlr branches. Row I: Kramer, Maior L. P.: Berry, Capt Millon M.: Crozier, Major Roberl' L.: Whisenhunt Capt John: Kroposlcy, Maior Charles P. Row 2: Foster, Maior James B.: Snaw, Capt John M.: Plinf Firsr Lt Willard: Gritlirh, Maior Harold S.: Mall, Maior Oscar A. Page 285 Page 286 CADET CORP The cadeT corps sTaTT oT The ROTC uniT aT Olclahoma A. 81 lvl. College is The co- ordinaTing and command group oT The corps. lTs membership, chosen by a board oT oTTicers in The miliTary deparTrnenT, is composed oT men Trom all branches oT The ROTC. The cadeT TirsT colonel is The commanding oTTicer oT The corps sTaTT and oT The enTire ROTC corps, which is composed oT The airTorce wing, The inTanTry regimenT and The composiTe regimenT. As TradiTional as The Freshman queen, The Honorary CadeT Colonel oT The Qlclahoma A. Xi lvl. ROTC corps is chosen annually Trom a highly selecT group oT campus co- eds. The l-lonorary CadeT Colonel is elecT- ed by The enTire cadeT corps, so ThaT basic cadeTs along wiTh The advanced cadeT oTfi- cers will have a chance To parTicipaTe in The elecTion. The l-lonorary CadeT Colonel aT- Tends all The miliTary TuncTions oT The corps during The year, including The Tormal re- views, and is crowned aT The annual spring miliTary ball, considered To be one oT The TinesT dances held on The campus each year. P! lf- PAATHEIJZ H V l AIRFQTRCE WI G TAFF The airTorce wing oT The Olclahoma A. 81 M. ROTC cadeT corps is The youngesT uniT oT The corps, having been esTablished only Three years ago. The wing is composed oT nearly 800 basic and advanced ROTC airTorce cadeTs. Because oT The separaTion Trom The ground Torces, airTorce nomenclaTure and idenTiTying Terms are com- pleTely diTTerenT, even Though The Terms are synony- mous. The wing is The equivalenT oT The ground Torce regimenT, a group is The eguivalenT To The baTTalion, and The squadron is The equivalenT To The company. The separaTion Trom The ground Torces granTed The airTorce auTonomy, and compleTe conTrol over admin- isTraTive, operaTional, procuremenT and budgef ac- TiviTies The proTessor oT air science and TacTics and his sTaTT have been Trained To insTrucT all cadeTs in The basic qualiTies oT The miliTary. When a sTudenT de- cides To enroll in The advanced ROTC course, he has an opporTuniTy To learn abouT logisTics, air opera- Tions AF adminisTraTion, supply and mainTenance engineering. Upon The compleTion oT The advanced corps, The cadeT will eiTher receive a reserve commission as a second lieuTenanT or if The sTudenT has shown much iniTiaTive, miliTary abiliTy, and wide scope oT lcnowl- edge and inTegriTy, The cadeT may receive a regular commission in The regular airTorce. Jacobson, R. O,3 Conway, R. V.: Cummings, V, A.: Drain, E. L.: Kaylor, Jr., P. A. Sandal Page 287 1 t AIR GROUP -Q- Page 288 -r 4 GROUP STAFF ANF:lS, S. Tq Wlwlle, Jn, l. Tp Sclncenleldf, C. M.: Dong U. D.: Filler, S. J,3 l-lubllns-in, J. C, SQUADRON A Andvex-.5, Beale, Anderson l-lenzon, Le-lvl-asfer, Allen Bulqcr, Anderson, Haylor Pomane, Tucker, Warliclx Blood, McLeod, ECP, Avrn bvuglev, Pace, SQUADRON B Hmllfsnd, Helm, F r u I1 5 Bulllrmlfln, Clwambehra, pil mlm, BfmllPy, Lfrllnfl C u rrl vn 5 n Q -., Mosaic WvI4,glvl, Vfvn Dvrehlr-, Bu lm, Hwlr-, Bucl, Jnne' Cafmll. GROUP STAFF Goddard, James: lvlourn blow, Gervyn, T O l e r George: Barclay, Roberl Sclwoenleldf, Emil, Wallis, Wesley. SQUADRON C Busse, Hendricks, Wallis Moore, Eagle, McBride Johnson, Peel, Birminqliarn Prowanl, l-lunl, Carpenler Horne, McGee, Carnerer Selln, Hall. SQUADRON D Jones, Mahan, Slerling, Rose, lvlcflalrnonl, Crump, Sfanley, Flippo, Craluan, Gordon, Posf, Givens, J o n e s, Rogers, l-laslcin. Muns, Kane. 2nd AIR GROUP '-:5-swf'-. ,I - G, N. . - ..2,.,,, Q11-1-sq-'.ss: ,.., W,-s,,::--:rg ,-+ Page 289 3rd IR GRO P Page 290 GROUP STAFF Hafrjher Dnrgnr- Wea?- brook, Robert Wafson, L C.: Osborne, Thomas: Lar rnrori- V nf:en'y Glfinn Rrfpn. SQUADRON E Penderqraff. Ralphi Mor'- fon, James: Vaughn, K Rx Tanner. Jor1n3WIHiarm Neil: Buss-du, Ag McLean W. E: Plumer, C. L. Kraerner, J. WA Hardwick Wmiarng Whiffaker, Gene Thofnpson, F. L.: Lan-9, D H.: Hrrils, Ernesfq Krirpf Ofhjrg DaiNy, Rahionq Def BOM, Jarnnsi Balm B, N, SOUADRON F Spar-nn, Jonng Thornpuon Charlrg-2.2 Rum, GC-no Hf,Vrn+j-z, Frfxnlrj Lf'-3, Rod' nr-fg Prrfic, Frank Taylor J, B.: Smifln, J. Bg WHf e1- 1-r, VV, S.: N.-al, J, R.: Cgrindahgff, K. Duvrelf VV. Mg Anderson, R, L.: Durbin, Harieng Naka- yr-nma Eurq-lnoq Ben-1-did pflyfTlf1nfJ. . an N ,...v K X iw' IW Scenes of acHviHes af ahforce sunwmer +rahing sesdons Page 29I . C 0 The ccmoc-s'Te regimenT oT The RCTC uniT aT Clrla- njrna L., Sf M. Colege is a combinaTion regimenT oT Three baT'ai7cnsr The engineeri signal corps and ord- mance. The engineering reserve oTTicers Training corps uniT CTT The ccnrposiTe regirnenfr is oTTen said To be The hard- esT course crT sTudv in The RCTC program. The engi- neering RCTC sTudenT musT perTecT his lanowledge in all Types ciT combaT, bridge consTrucTion, road mainTe- nance, oemoliTions and many oTher combaT engineering duTieS. The signal corps also reguires much sTudy and Train- ing, ln The basic courses during The sophomore year, The sTudenT is TaughT The diTTerenT organizaTions and RowI - x: l5'An'Jr'rn C'f'x Page 292 missions oT The signal corps. Upon enrollmenT in The ad- vanced course, The cadeT is given Thorough Training in all Torms oT communicaTion, plus schooling in adminis- TraTive procedure, darlcroom Technique and weapons and marlcsmanship. The voungesT service in The RCTC uniT is The ord- nance branch. Begun Three years ago, iT has grown unTil iT now ranlcs among The Top deparTmenTs in boTh eguipmenT and insTrucTors. The advance courses oT ordnance are builT around The diTTerenT phases OT ordnance Training wiTh The emphasis on Tire conTrol, small arms, auTomoTive and ammuniTion maTerial, plus worlc in combaT inTelligence, command and sTaTT. ijrfuni, Migfinj MiL.ji.1qhiin, Charl-151 Day, B. G. L..L... L..- i I l i BATTALION STAFF Crisser, Kennellwp Huicline, Don: Cumpslon, Max, Mackay, Jonni Jolwnson, Jesse: Fislw, Howard Huxley, Edgar. COMPANY A Ginler, B. K., Siles, George Griffin, B. D., Abernallvy, F. W, Hunler, J. S., Truex, C. M.: Mar- lin, P.6.gWoocla1l, H. H., Hun ler, H. L., Powers, R. M.: Piersall l. L.: Hope, R. L. COMPANY B Summers, Tony: Sillel, Dick: Ray, Donald, Hiclcs, Jim: Blessing Roger: Moore, Sam: Higgin bollwam, Olisg Head, James Bowersoclc, Billy: Milzner, Duane Criswell, Daniel: Lombard, Riv ard. GI EERI G BATTALIO Page 293 N Pr ORDNANCE BATTALIO l...,l. T156 I 'T' - ll ll ll 1 J 1 h.. w I 5 i r A Page 294 .I x BATTALION STAFF P L. 'son J. L.1 Parhkls P, ax ,,r' Pwergcn COMPANY A WII4Iam an is. Qiikreafh UW nev' Ciprarf, A. FX. Pfclmon, J. E.: Ruse!! H. K. Danfone, C3 Puqh, D3 VV?Hiams 7 Simmom, H.: W.alk+9r B, aw .1.ZBCumoe M. E.: Brunn . Cg XIVMMQ D. G.: Alabacl L2 Pefausfn J, Ry Wcxdp M. G COMPANY B wx 2 . .1 everm, J. J: pd vin , .' erqmarw, L. I.: Nifarvuz, D. W.: Crozier, J. R.: F . Jaya, J. M.: Fuica Ja EUMUS M. H.: 0 n L E BNI rv U T.: Puf- W r- ' 1 of m BATTALION STAFF Allgood, Charles: Spangler James: Bergman, Ray: Dobson Clayfoni Thurrnono Cf-ec nge l Beldi: Barney. COMPANY A Moqg, J.: Johnson, l. R.: Brown R. H.: Cochran, D. W.: Knox. J T.: Lawley. T. L.: Barton, J. Kelly: J.: Lewis, R. S.: Goode, J T.: Crelrners, A. L.: Arr-old, B M.: Beoll, D. L.: Wrllrams, J. A. Barlsierl, C. C. COMPANY B Jaclcson, Roy: Langsfon, A. J. Gilchrist B.: Vaughn, V. J.: Palcis J.: Hardman, David: Logan, Car roll: Manahan, W. D.: Slndl: J C.: Shope, J. T.: Baker. J. E. Turrenline, Marvin: Adamson, Gerald: Harnilfon, Albert -mug YV. 'N x x, ,mf-, 'b flux . m , S45-yf'g Ji- L W , -' , 1 F, ,Xl 5 . 81 1 - ' 4 ' '. Y . ' . F , -.'z1'i., ff-5274 X 1' f ' f-Cf A' r .- 1 in ., 3, ,X W-f , 1 --f X,--.r w., 1 - , V T' -, ' Q s' ' , U N: Q X . x. P' HT' . 5 psf 4 -. uh Y Y V'-v ' '. Y bf - 'faith . 31. .wi 7 'N' I,-.X R ing. ' ' , -1 5 lr' M X5 ,I 1 X xx 5 k X1 ' Q' i gn f ff I -l..4'- .XXX-' sfw Page 296 P. 59 VA. PQTC '1 ' J fm ,army iumrrmi-r frainimq Cam I FA TRY REGIME T The inTanTry regimenT oT The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Col- lege ROTC cadeT corps has The disTincTion oT being The descendanT oT The oldesT branch oT service in The mili- Tary deparTmenT. When The college was Tounded, a provision oT The Morrill acT made iT compulsory Tor sTudenTs To Take some Torm oT miliTary Training, and The TirsT course TaughT was knowledge abouT The TooT soldier. This was more Than 20 years beTore The ROTC came inTo exisTence. Like The resT oT The branches, all cadeTs who com- pleTe The basic inTanTry course are eligible To enroll in The advanced course and enTer inTo compeTiTion Tor a regular commission. Because iT is The largesT regimenT in The corps, The inTanTry conTers more commissions each year Than any oTher branch. Also, because oT The Training given in The inTanTry, iT isn'T unusual Tor The cadeT corps sTaTT To have a maioriTy oT inTanTry cadeT oTTicers on iT. Leadership, drill and exercise oT command are sTressed in bafh The Two-year basic course and in The Two-year advanced course oT inTanTry Training. Besides These Three broad subiecTs, inTensive sTudy is also given in The advanced course To combaT TacTics oT The inTan- Try baTTalion and company in deTense and in aTTack, a broad knowledge is gained by sTudying Troop move- menTs, organizaTion oT inTanTry uniTs, esTimaTe oT siTu- aTion and combaT orders, and all Tields ThaT an inTanTry oTTicer should know. All graduaTes oT The advanced course oT inTanTry Training receive a second lieuTenanT's commission in The U. S. army reserve and many have The opporTuniTy oT accepTing a regular commission. Songker, C. E.: l-larris, B. R.: BaTes, R. P., Teakell, J. R.: Lawson, l-l. K.: Good, C. D., Welch, W. D. Page 297 FIRTI FA TRYB TT J...l.. -v-1 1- 1 , X xi I1 1i Page 298 LIO BATTALION STAFF Ciiwar Dx. P' Fore, E. R.q Do?- H, FH N.: Gfcxe C. L9 Rains -. L.. k..,C H, COMPANY A ljoarw, Hr-'H-,' Burdici. Fa.: Cox Hamm' Casrer. Earf Ware lmhnnleq I 4i'LV'G3S, Jame.: Long P. L.g Parma J. E.: AVG' J. B. Lf-Force, Jifif Broaduz P. C. Chamyg-Hr C. f1.:Airin'3+Tvry How d- Hmm Charlxej Hiv'n1?OD V-,Ev-mff HVQH1.-,wi X V COMPANY B fvlhnd F, L.: Hinir. 'f-:mdrm My Wr1W1f1-- Mrwrrit, Williarvw HW. Cwllfm Gunn. Mruimy Al ifimg Ewng Cfwnrwv, Jxhnq For f Frfmij Davin, ,limp H-avmrm hqrlfnj Hmmm! girl.-f1 1 Hwn wfxn. Ffwfwi. SECO BATTALION STAFF Palmer, D. A.: Smiflw, B. L.: Eur- gess, R. L.: Spencer, T. A.: Bard. E. D.: Holman, J. L. COMPANY C Curfis, Byrd: Russell, Jolnn: Mur- ron, Tom: Orflz, Pefro: Pember- fon, Harold: Mannering, Jerry: Arrnsfrong, Clark: Summers, Tru- man. COMPANY D Beclc, J. R.: Anderson, S. E.: Tay- lor, J. C.: Sallee, L. H.: Pcrfer, T. H.: Dicus, J. C.: Sclnribner, J. R.: Siffel, M. C.: Seeley. P.: Jewell, R. C.: Grady, A. K.: Rog- ers, G. R.: Conrad, D. G.: Morri- son, T. C.: Thomason, L. L.: Pu- laski, J. J. Kinney, L. E.: George, Frank: Nooner, Dennis: Kirkpafriclc, Joe: Johnson, William: Hume, Robert: Rayne, Hilfon: Taggarl, Donald: D I FA TRY BATTALIO I I1 AI I ,xl Page 299 Ly. ll j THIRD I FA TRY BATTALIO in Il,l 4 i i il ll lg Page 300 ll HI BATTALION STAFF Poffs, H. CJ Moore J. T.: Pea' sin, P. F.: Landes D. G.: Nicho IM P M' Jufv-min D L COMPANY E Golden, J. T.g Auafm. B. J.: AW berq. R. F.gSl1npman, B. A.: Kxrk ,l, A9 Swim. J. H.: Clarke. H. A. Mossman, R. S.: Gv'eqov'y, D. D. Bamburq, A. L.: Webb, K. H. Avvwsfronq, C. E.: Bfcxiu., O. E. Exam W. T. COMPANY F Snod zvo'3'5, B, K.: Fw.-flu, R. L. Vivlv, Ll. Ag T-urvwplln-., P. C. Sfurfjiffn, J, LM Wilmn, L. B. MQLIQNQII, R, L.: Larkin, LeRo',' Gvifflfh, J. W.' MQNQII, A. A. Cfwl. P, SJ MM-n, C. C.: Tune-ll C. P.: SLHVIY, J. W.: F-i-Nxbody, C A.: McDmv-nld, W, T.: S-aundorz T. Ag pulyfvinfq, N. W. if . mc ing. mf. , ' . -f.- ' x I '- i9 v if Rv, ' N K . 4 . . ,' ggi.: '- - 4 4X ,. 'shin Q- 'V! 'XP .f'.' I -as Jg N A . X AINA, W 'N ,. 1 45' ,, Ya, ..'. ..Y- vg -ff-. 5 +- W-N, ilwww, , I' ..g WY , E I i F ,....., K Y jc , M it ,A - , N Q 5 1,55 Qi-L 403'-'if f. ' ,. 'if I I is INK 1 , WN' ' nfs:- Eh. 2 TM n nk HNVTN1 , X, .4 V i s Q I I ' - .L Q .Q .,,, Y ' ' .K W, 1 . 1 '.'. 9 fd '. f' L ' ,1 - 'f - ,Hem JBA bb' DL 1 U 'N' ? .. Military science and +ac+ics were 1'augh+ A. 81 M. cadefs a+ ROTC summer camps. Page 30I OFFICERS 'P 'T To WR CAPT. m. L. .cF.i: -fy-,--fs 4-s-W----,gf Celica . C- Q u- 3' LT. JCE -LC- Ig' LT. DORATQ JLJRGEMS Agfa CAPT. JCHW Sl-TAM' LJ. iAi T, SIGNED' Qi ,-T. PER HI G RIFLE The local chapTer oT Pershing RiTles, company 7Th regimenT, has had iTs name alTered Three Times since iT was TirsT organized on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College campus in I929 under The socieTy, Fourragere. CharTered as com- pany A oT The 5Th regimenT oT Pershing RiTles, naTional miliTary TraTerniTy Tor basic RCTC sTudenTs, on April 22, l932, The charTer was changed To company C oT The 2nd regimenT. The Tollowing year The presenT charTer was issued. ProTiciency in miliTary science and TacTics based on high sTandards oT drill and discipline characTerize The organizaTion oT Pershing RiTles. Founded aT The UniyersiTy oT Nebraslca in l89o, Pershing RiTles bears The name oT iTs Tounder, John J. Pershing, who was aT ThaT Time commandanT oT cadeTs. During The Spanish-American war, a miliTary uniT composed solely oT Pershing RiTlemen re- ceived disTincTion as a resulT oT successTul maneuvers and acTion. FIRST PLATOON Row I: P ' T. T-1- e H EQWI, H, V. Row 2: KunderT W. A.: Ernie C. A: Miie C. D.: Janes, D. D.g PuTria'n, L, R.: Cliff, .L W' Zafan ,CH Sane P.: Tenel, G. C.: Sfafci, J. My Sandlin, l-T, L. Row 3: Deupree, J.: Moxley, J.: Bicking, JJ Russell, C. Bn C ,3 3.7 Veg L P: Ea, 3.1 T-laftell B: Cin.-way, P. Row 4: Thomas O.: T-Taidiil M7 McFarland, D: Beeby, RJ BlounT, E.: M ' F: Ma-.ie P Bale' A-Ta-main A. 5 l 'Vi ' L 'B L --iiwa Y 1 - A i I l L I f airs . Page 302 sa.. ' I ' i 4 X ' X 1 A V A i. L.. 1. 1 i SECOND PLATOON Row I: Jurgensen, Doran. Row 2: Poffs, Billy Henderson, Ed: Clark, Wayne: MCC-rew, Odiss: Carfer, Niles: Wiggins, Dale: Breff, Evereff: Myers, Jaclnie: Jauch, Ray. Row 3: Ragland, E. l..: lvlorlensen, J. C.: Seamands, George: Johnsfon, Kennefh: Damme, Wayne: Garreff, Marvin: Burner, Jirn: Marshall, Jim. Row 4: lv1cAnul+y, Harvey: Williams, John: Barlow, Jerry: Leresche, Louis: Cowley, Ed: Winfrey, Ira: Zannefos, Zenon: Younglcer, Joe: Barniff, George. The local chapfer of Pershing Rifles, which was inacfi- vafed during fhe war, was reorganized in IQ47. lvlem- bers of Pershing Rifles acf as ushers and are responsible for fhe presenfafion of colors af home foofball games, furnish a color guard for fhe reviews of The cadef corps and provide honor guards for ofher special milifary oc- casions and acfivifies. Prominenf in service rendered fo fhe college and so- cial acfivifies Pershing Rifles has an acfive membership on fhe campus of approximafely 80 members and offi- cers. All members musf demonsfrafe leadership and a high degree of scholarship in milifary insfrucfion. Company C-7 of Pershing Rifles has had possession of fhe nafional rifle frophy, won af The nafional drill and rifle compefifion meef, for fhe pasf fwo years of IQ48 and l949. Tradifional acfivifies of fhe organizafion include courfesy week, which is a period of pledge fraining planned fo prepare fhe pledge fo undersfand fhe frue significance of milifary science and facfics. Each day, disfincfive programs are ouflined emphasizing fhe work and play of milifary acfion. During The weelc, fhe pledges are formed fwice daily, af 7 a. m. and again af 5 p. m. During fheir formafion fhe pledges are drilled, given calisfhenics and pledge insfrucfion. Unique pledge acfivifies include fhe guarding of girls' residence halls and sororifies, cuffing square corners, counfing cadence, issuance of commands fo fhemselves while moving across fhe campus and sounding fime upon enfering campus buildings. Climax of courfesy week is an all-nighf maneuver based on sfrafegy sfudied during fhe previous weelc. Final acfion before inifiafion is a milifary examinafion which ascerfains fhe degree of milifary proficiency and undersfanding fhe pledges have affained. Page 303 REGI E TAL PER HI G RIFLE OFFICERS COL. T. O. MLJRTON LT. COL. K. L. CRISSEY CART. l-l. L. HUNTER CART. OTTO R. KOR? CART. GORDON D. T-HNTZ LT. CLAYTON DOBSON T -. SGT. CON R. BASSETT CPL. BOBBY WELLS WT, Bl LL WYATT The 7Th RegimenTal l-leadguarTers Pershing RiTles is The coordinaTing agency Tor all company acTiviTy in The Tour4sTaTe area oT The souThwesTern UniTed STaTes. An exTensive expansion program was carried on during The school year, culmi- naTing in a close-lcniT, cooperaTive organizaTion. AT The recenTly held regimenTal assembly which TerminaTes The social mili- Tary acTiviTies Tor The year, a new regimenTal commanding oTTicer was elecfed. l-lighlighTs oT The assembly were inTer-company compeTiTion in drill and riTle marlqsmanship, a bangueT and a ball aT which old regimenTal oTTicers were reTired and new oTTicers were commissioned. Colonel Thomas O. MurTon and CapTain l-l. L. l-lunTer represenTed The 7Th regimenT aT The naTional convenTion in DayTon, Ohio. The chieT business oT The convenTion was The draTTing oT a new consTiTu- Tion which aT presenT is in The process oT being raTiTied by The companies oT The socieTy. Much oT The crediT Tor The successTul operaTions oT This organizaTion is due To CapTain John lvl. Shaw, TaculTy advisor. Lil, Tfcf' T .. L.: T-lLr e' l-l. L.: lwzpr O, R.: l-linfz, G. O.: Dobson, C.: Basse-TT, D. R.g Wells, B. R.: WyaTT, B. B.: Ueaser, T. A. 'Y Tl Page 304 ll l ,, . I U OFFICERS JOI-IN I-IAMILTON CapTain, Ground Forces JIM BOB SMITI-I CapTain, AirTorce BARN EY NEAL SecreTary-Treasurer RIITC RIFLE T AIVI AnoTher naTional Trophy was added in I949 To The Oklahoma A. gl M. mili- Tary deparTmenT's long lisT oT honors and disTincTions when The ROTC riTle Team won The naTional I-IearsT maTches in compeTiTion wiTh more Than I,OOO colleges and universiTies. The vicTory marked The TirsT Time The I-IearsT Trophy had been won by an A. 84 M. Team. Along wiTh This, The Team Took Top honors in The 4Th army maTches, The 4Th Army I-IearsT maTches and The NaTionaI In+ercoIIegia+e secTional maTches. Also, more Than 20 posTal maTches, many againsT The besT Teams in The naTion, were puT on The vicTory side oT The ledger by Aggie shooTers. Two individuals on The Team also received naTional disTincTion. They were Leslie STephenson, who won The naTional high individual score Tor The I-IearsT maTches, and David I-IamilTon, who was lisTed on The all-American riTle Team. EirsT SgT. Roy Edwards, range sergeanT Tor The pasT Two years, guided The Team. CapTain John M. Shaw, an Aggie graduaTe, was newly-appoinTed range oTTicer. OTTicers Tor The Team were John I-IamilTon and Jim Bob SmiTh, capTains OT The ground and airTorce Teams, and Barney Neal, secreTary-Treasurer Tor The combined Teams. Row I: CransTon, Clare, M P T I-IuTchens, Bryanq Echols, I-Ieraldg Thompson, ArThur3 Walker, Don: Clark, Joe. Row 2: Shaw, CapT., John: KilpaTr1ck, LesTerg Neal, Berneyg I-Iarnilfon, Johnnie, Criswell, Danielq MurTon, Tom, KopT, OTTO1 SiTes, George. Page 305 T 1 SCABBARD A D BLADE OFFICERS NKM company, second regimenT oT Scabbard and Blade, The Oklahoma A. Bi M. College chapTer oT The naTional honorary miliTary TraTerniTy, compleTed -N . - -. SH' H-VC-E3 one oT iTs mosT successTul years since The organizaTion received iTs charTer aT Cixi' A - B.. Bi M. in I920. - s 'B - B Scabpard and Blade was Tounded aT The UniversiTy oT Wisconsin in The Tall s- Lg -ense- : :cruz A F A MR oT 1904 by Tive cadeTs. These men saw a need Tor an organizaTion To uniTe in 'j'll'l4 ilkptffi' closer relaTionship The sTudenTs oT like inTeresTs and ambiTions oT miliTary deparT- rfenTs oT The various colleges and universiTies OT This counTry. From This small VCEEQ' B:-TT group a naTion-wide TraTerniTy has evolved and iTs alumni have Taken Their place .. rx- cpl, -, . -- J as leaders in miliTary aTTairs in civilian communiTies. During iTs 30 years oT exisT- Eff-TRVJE V ence. MK company oT Scabbard and Blade has become The naTion's ToremosT - V- -fuer college rniliTary organizaTion. The membership roll, boosTed by a large enrollmenT in The advanced courses in rniliTary science, was over The 70 mark. The riTle Team oT K company won The socieTy's naTional Trophy in marksmanship, in compeTiTion wiTh The 80 oTher companies. Two pledge classes, largesT in The Oklahoma A. Si lvl. chapTer's his- Tory, showed spiriT and leadership. Row I: 11' Q , ' ' -' -1-2 if lr U, Spififf' Ti ls' BJ' Bi 2:i B. Row 2: l-eliei, Ji Cumrvsiingg Cg Flipp-3, l:7.j '-' . i A 1- T . ' Bw e. Beg , B ' BCC: FY Row 3: N: ,'i B. Hair Ep Anne-'sin S: Lord R.: Sfurdeon, J.: LeForce, . 1 f E-wx. F Row 4: Lf' r L.: Scar l-T.: T'iurrv-DWG G4 We.ih W9 Pa 'i -fi D3 BJTTs, T-l.Z Conway B.: Griffifh, J. , Row 5: T1 ' B' Bi' B' Ben J. Cinrer JJ Tru-11 C.: A-,ers S.: P i'ii tile Calvin: Aslalsenl C, 1 + L I .ci ' ev'- '. rl9nf1sX' Page 306 The inTramural TooTball Team proved miliTary men could be very proTicienT in sporTs by winning six games, and losing ouT in The playoTTs aTTer a hard ToughT game wiTh a Team which laTer won The championship. The miliTary socieTy's membership is composed oT men who show leadership abiliTy, have good characTer, and who have a good scholasTic raTing. To be eligible Tor membership, a man musT have compleTed aT leasT one semesTer oT advanced miliTary science wiTh a B average, and have an overall grade poinT average oT beTTer Than 2.0. The service bar oT The TraTerniTy, which is worn on The sTudenT's ROTC uniTorm, is a red and blue bar, superimposed wiTh Tive gold sTars. The miliTary organizaTion acred as an honor guard when Major General l-landy, oT The l:ourTh army, visiTed The campus. IT marked The TirsT Time The commanding oTTicer had visiTed Oklahoma A. 84 M. College. The highlighT in The social calendar oT The organiza- Tion is The Tormal banqueT which is held each semesTer beTore The OTTicers club miliTary ball. A parTy was given by The miliTary socieTy Tor The members and pledges oT Alpha Chi Omega sororiTy in appreciaTion Tor The enTerTainmenT given by The sororiTy aT The annual spring bangueT oT The TraTerniTy lasT June. l-leinie week, during which Time new pledges are Trained Tor membership in The TraTerniTy, is held once each semesTer. During The week, pledges are required To aTTend Two TormaTions daily. AT The TormaTions, The heinies drill The heinie company To obTain pracTice in command, Take calisThenics and receive oTher pledge insTrucTion. OTher pledge duTies consisT oT supplying members wiTh cigareTs, chewing gum and candy, ad- dressing members as general, polishing The cannons on The campus and carrying large wooden sabers. The highlighT oT The hell-week is a TacTical problem on SaTurday during which The pledges musT Take a l-lill Trom The members. On Sunday morning, Tormal iniTiaTion, Tollowed by a breakTasT given in honor oT The new mem- bers, is held. Under The leadership oT DwighT l-laTcher, capTain oT K company, The organizaTion has secured iTs posiTion as The Top miliTary organizaTion on The campus. lTs members have proved Their abiliTy by being named To nearly all oT The Top ranks in The ROTC corps. Five ouT oT seven oTTicers on The corps sTaTT are Blade members and Top rank in The inTanTry, airTorce and composiTe regimenTs were awarded To deserving members oT The organhahon. Row I: T-lunTer, John, Spangler, James, Goddard, James, Kaylor, Jr., Paul, Mills, l-larry, DiITs, Corky, Osborn, Thomas: Hardwick, Willard: Neal, Barney. Row 2: Paris, Jim, Samuelson, James: Allgood, Charles: Manahan, Dub, BarTon, John, Lawley, Tom: Morrison, Tomg Arm- sTrong, Clark. Row 3: Pearson, Paul, Moore, John, McDowell, Lynn, Seeley, Paul, Andrews, J.: SindT, J.: Goode, John: Jackson, Roy, Jurgensen, Doran. Row 4: DoTy, D., Lakin, C., Walker, l..: Zongker, C., Wallis, W., Good, C., Landes, D.: l-li.iTTlne, Don, Dobson, C. Page 307 i I l 1 T i l I yl -i '-CQQ. ' T '0 E ' OFFICERS MARGARET li.'Al.lv1 A 61. LEC C V' CAV. ,OT-TN SHAW Sccnsor SGT, R0 'f EDWARDS T-.-, Ms. Row i- R 2 s , A . , OW I 'viif 'im , . - -I V l ,, .. ,JL Q U, ,, ,. 53. og i? - RIFL TEA. The women's riTle Team broughT crediT To iTselT and To The college This year by Talcing second place in The womens NaTional lnTercollegiaTe riTle maTches, This is The second Time ThaT The Aggie coed shooTers have deTeaTed every women's Team in The naTion excepT one, and losT To iT, The champion, by a small number oT poinTs. The women's riTle Team losT none oT The IO posTal maTches shoT during The year. This adds anoTher IO games To The Team's unTarnished record oT never losing a posTal maTch. The Team was reorganized in IQ47 and has proved iTselT To be one oT The mosT popular sporTs on The A. 84 M. college campus. Any Aggie coed has a chance To parTicipaTe on The rifle Team by Trying ouT aT The Qld Gym range. The Team members are chosen Trom The girls who make The besT score during The TryouT periods. SergeanT Roy Edwards is in charge oT The women's riTle Team, and CapTain John M. Shaw is The TaculTy sponsor. l-leave' Arn- l-ir-3-:ms Virginia: Smalley Dc-rcfhyr T-lei5Ter, Jcrcileg Mears, Sueg Lima, Donna: Jones, Shirley. M M NYJ NlclL B Ek Tdl TChyLllB Fll-l Ed a':are': ee. ovceg o e aura: urn! Ter-ara: rin e,Ru hg ane, ucueg rown, og arris, T lx., . . A L ., , - ... ff- irlfffibi' Page 308 'i .HJ m 5!!g,!!!i 'Il x 51 Ill fy OFFICERS JOI-IN RAMSEY Pre-sidenT EUGENE LAWLEY Vice-PresidenT DON PALMER Treasurer ROGER NICI-IOLSON SecreTary DELBERT GREGORY Se-rgeanT-aT-Arms JAMES DILTS Social Chairman MAJOR OSCAR MALL U, S. Army, Sponsor OW IIFFICER CLUB The OTTicers club, composed oT all sTudenTs Talcing advanced ROTC, has a double purpose, ThaT oT service as well as social acTiviTies. IT provides a social organizaTion Tor The miIiTary sTudenTs oT The college and presenTs a socieTy equal To oTTicers clubs aT miIiTary posTs ThroughouT The naTion. IT Thus provides valuable Training Tor The advanced miliTary sTudenTs, mosT oT whom will have The oppor- TuniTy oT becoming oTTicers, eiTher in The reserve corps or The regular army, upon graduaTion Trom college. The main social evenT oT The club is The annual miliTary ball held in The spring. PresenTed in Gallagher hall lasT year, The ball was one oT The mosT colorTul social occasions oT The year. The highlighT oT each ball is The crowning oT The I-Ionorary CadeT Colonel, always one oT The mosT beauTiTul girls on The campus. Sponsored by The OTTicers club and elecTed by The enTire cadeT corps, she acTs as honorary cadeT commander oT The ROTC corps parTicipaTing in all iTs maior acTiviTies. Sponsored by Major Oscar Mall, oT The ROTC sTaTT, and under The direcT supervision oT The miIiTary deparTmenT, The OTTicers club was headed by John Ramsey and included Eugene Lawley, vice-presidenTg Don Palmer, Treasurer, Roger Nicholson, secreTary, and DelberT Gregory, sergeanT-aT-arms. R I. John Ramsey, PresidenT: Eugene Lawley Vice-President, Roger Nicholson, SecreTary. OW R 2. Don Palmer, Treasurerg James Dilrs, Social Chairman, DelI:erT Gregory, Se-rgeanT-aT-Arms. Page 309 OFFICER CLUB Row I: V 1 V VJ ' ' V V ' 1 ', V V VV' V. Row 2: A'vv V 'r1', CVVHVQ AVV+1 f'rV, CVmvVf .j L':wV'1v,Tf'n'v 'f -' V f Vw V VV, 1' 'V V 1 ' V1 V'V'.v' I- Vw' A'V'1V -rw ffqvlj PAV mn, Vurm'AVVv. Row 3: Fm:-, F. ' ' ' V 1 V' ' v, 'A V' V ' V ' ,' ' ,f. Nv 1' V VjC lf'x'H,V1,jCv ,'V1'v, V.j V'f-'nrvfiq M, Row 4: V-Vf1V'1V'1r-r .- V ' V' ' VV V- Vw' 'N' 'I' 'V V - I ' 'Vj W11V 'fu V' Hmmm VV.g V'Vfl5f'r1, Wg V.'-Pwr'-, J. ROW 5 ' ' VM V V- ' .' ' '- ', V 'J' VV' Vw' ' ' V V.r' V V VV,j 'VNv1VVV',, W1 V-svVrv nf', VVWI,-U11 M' L'1u'1VvVVH, CV'mIVf . Row 6: ' . X PA H 'f .' V N '- V V '1,f, f V ffww'-' l3Ay'-'- 2,7 AVV'-nl V' C-'V'-my Pg VuV mV'-,, R, GROUP2 Psa I- ' V- YA '- 'f y F' 1' VV, V-' VV' -. r I PM Vg F f,'V'-' P.: V 1yV'fr VL, V'fmV, Cv fVrV'1r V ,Vffmm Pon 'Z' ' ,' ' VV ,' V 1 ' V'- 1 f '1 ' f VV V'1 - V' VlVm V l 'V,f7'f'v'1 'AVV m,CVmvV '.jV-V-nvvV'.,Bvr1fVy ' ' ' Row 3: V V ' .' V' 1 H 'V VV' 'J' V ' 'iw' , f,g Czvlvxvv, My VJl'u'., .lj C9vVVVVVVn, .Vg V wH'., V-V, Row 4: , , ' V --' VA . ' V V' ' ' V' 'HV' V 'V - UVM' W VV'v 1 'N1VV xrvu'., AVVMVVQ Cl',V f'rD, 'VV'lI'mf1x ' ' ' Row 5: ' .'r ' VV' V' , IA 1' V' ' V' ww' , VVQVV V-V1VVV V'-1 Wg 5'vVV'r11:r, Jv'avmVffL AVVUH ' - ' VM 1 Row bt X 1 V - V ' 1 Vu 'N'-VV P jZf'u':'-v, Cj H41iV y, Vimq fimuVi'1,-vq, Ag COOL Page 3IO OFFI E SCLUB GROUP 3 Row I: Conrad, D. G., Slark, J. W., Kirk, D. A., Tunell, C. R.: Neal, J. R., Huxley, E. L., McLean, W. E., Rogers, G. R., Holland, R. L., Mor- lon, J. L. Row 2: Hunler, Slewarl, Polaski, John, Tompkins, Roy, Crump, Don, Henderson, Edward, McDonald, William, McGee, J. A., Cliamplin, C. D., Hume, Roberl, Eagle, William. Row 3: McLeod, Bill, Leivlasler, William, DeBois, James, Fruils, Kenneflmg Alwrberg, R. F., Barbieri, C. C.: Daily, Ralslon, Cox, Harvey, Braadus, Plwilip, Taylor, Jolin. Row 4: Hunl, F. S., Prowanl, K. D., Peabody, C. A., Payne, H. D., Auslin, B. J., Silfel, M. C., Armbrusier, O. R., Tanner, J. J., Posl, L. H., Thompson, Charles, Row 5: Owen, L. E., Henson, H. H., Buller, E. R., Durrell, W. M., Wright A. W., Buller, James, Nooner, Dennis, Ferguson, Jerry, Warlick, Dale, Burdick, L. R. GROUP 4 Row I: Harkness, J. M., Armslrong, C. E.: Golden, J. T., Horne, R. H., Alaback, L., Kopl, O. R., Ciprari, A. P., Benedid, R. L., Wallis, V. K., Anderson, R. L. Row 2: Nakayama, Eugene, Durbin, H. L., Pendergraff, R. G., Wode, M. G., Messick, P. W., Sferling, V. E., Snip- man, B. A., McBride, G. A., Bullinglon, W. E., Kane, J. F. Row 3: Russell, H. K., Nevius, H. E., Robinson, J. E., Muns, R. B., Cralnan, F. P., McCalmon+, L. K., Pugh, D. W., Gilbrealln, Ulmer, Holland, Anllnony, Baker, Billy. Row 4: Saye, J. lvl., Knox, H. T., Hinlz, G. D., Severns, J. J., Hunler, H. L., Ryan, W. A., Rogers, Sieve, Bergman, L. l., Taylor, J. C., Porler, T. P. Page 3ll I anim OFFICER CL B Row I: ,-1 3 1'-H. r: 9' L fr'-f f Hy SUV' ' EJ Chnl lrvwz' Hf1fdU'L WRYNQ11 :'!q Naxdm, Billy MoumbVo 1, G.: Sum '4 , , Row 2. , .1 E- P-MV'i' F: Bmfu A: H-vuffv V'-wifi: PMA: PUzpQM- Andf,r',fg,n J,-yrfws: Jacobson Robe-rf: Vaughn ' f v Q Row 3: E'2f,' P ' 'J-J' 1'-A N, 9- 1: H3q13wf,'bf1 ' 03 Bu'qf2r MQW' Von Drehle, R5 Besies, Rohed . f f- , ,. 111' 'V v' f'1'f, Row 4: PJ, Q LNLM' J' Cvmi A9 Bef! D9 l'C'v'-Q, L.: Burns, C.: Anderson P. f -f'- W f -V ' H: wi 5' Row 5: M14 1,- in SH-' If f lv DfGf1fi . F.: Gdffin B.:E1L C: Mannerinq, J: Powers ' 1 P Row bg ' 1' ww, W, Q PA m,'+,w PmqAIfRn1+c-:K Hwwfwi- Pa... C, Row 7: Cmpenfef R, Page 3l2 LIVING The following anfhology porfrays fhe in- dividual in fhe homogeneous orbifs of fra- fernifies, sororifies and independenf groups, small organizafions and in groups com- posed of persons wifh similar ideals and pur- poses. Wifhin fhese spheres college men and women find life-long friends, warmfh and a fruer sense of belonging. These cir- cles provide a means for afhlefic and ofher forms of friendly compefifion befween one anofher and weld sfudenfs info a more ef- fecfive living unif. - , - -if T1 E 0FFICER CLUB Row I: , 3 rf. 'S' f Hp Qw'9'!,' Cn 1 Jw'-, Hn-fi.-I P VV?W: t Ngyf-v BW: Mfvnuv1Uo,g 6.7 Sum Row 2: 2 fi Hu ' ' P ' Bu 'fm A41 H1f+'v ffyufffg Paw- Puuw 3 Andffv,-fn .lfvwfuq Juf,Ob5fNn, Rryberig Vuuqfwn J' Y, f Row 3: K'-'.-.f Pg NW. w '. Ny P4 'W' J:H?111Yf1Y-CMM-1 v Cl'BlJ1'j f M1143 Vwn Drehle, P.4Bf1?Qs,Rf+Ff3-rf 1. - f' . ' 1 '1' F f 'Lf fm Row 4: P 1, f, - L 3-- 1,2 Cwffl' A.: Bl,-Ml U' V7r'v':, L.: Burma, C.: Andi-rmvw P. 1 . ff D Row 5: M: 31, ,PJ 1v.u' C -1' '.7 Gvj-'fv F5 60559 E.: EN Cf Marmerirq JU Pfxfwa-r', 3 ' F f-' f Row 6: ' 7' UV- '7' C -' F3 T!1:V ' Pmwj f'1.5fIm ' H01-'l 'l' ROW 71 Cf1vpf'n?1-r P, Page 3l2 H .. ,,-, S5 4 QR. sf lm.. wfqv 'nf V . X I 4- . . 5 .4 4- s. . ., Xi m 4 1 .,' W ,f 31 are . 4 .Q x ' 1 AA..-I '. R LY. 7 , ,J g 4- , ni fi 4 Xi, ix .VX LIVING GROUPS lnlerfrafernily Council lnl'erfral'erni'l'y Pledge Council Frafernifies Pan-Hellenic Council Junior Pan-Hellenic Council Sororifies Women's Halls Men's Halls Grand Council Uklubwm JI, ' Uflafmnm 57.61 RELAXING AT THE HFRAT SHOP Row l: Azeri T-'la' J' E31-3 Vw , arf H.: Eales Bil' Baufus Bill, Blair Wesleyi' EE-ers, Henry: Cowan, Olenj Cox, KenneThg Dwyer, Neal: Ev. -ff Fuer Row 2: 3'i3'r1 AH' Grim' Marvin: T-lel-.sege E WT' Hcmbree, Jirn7 l-lOlT, Don, T-lusliey Jim: Johnson, Paul: King, Bob: cf- ' Lee Pip Le 1' Tir. Row 3: Man'ctTh Ouervin' Mavwell J ' McCoy. Erne-sT' McOiIliard, Dare: Milburn, Joey Newcomb, Joeg 'Jr'a'. fi O' Van' ke' Eersai Eire Pa'-use, John, Row 4: Rcindepierre Roger: SchnaiThman Paulg SrniTh, James W.: SmiTh, Wayne: l Tff Pr, Va,3rf Fran ,,,' Vinren' Oerr- Wc'leTf Ed: lic-HTS-n, Ron. Page 3l6 ask. Ol SCT-THETEEP F'rff:'Jwr' Membership OT The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council is composed OT The presidenT and an ap- pOinTee Trom each OT The TraTerniTies aT Olcla- homa fx. 81 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 secreTaryfTreasurer is elecTed by a popular vOTe Trom The membership OT The council. Each year, The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council, cOOperaTing wiTh The Womens Panhellenic coun- cil On The selecTiOn OT a daTe, sponsors a highly successTul and enTerTaining ribbon dance in hon- or OT all new pledges, TraTerniTy and sOrOriTy. IFC evenTs Tor The year included OperaTiOn OT I TERFRATER ITY COUNCIL OFFICERS OIL SCHNEIDER . . . PresidenT ED WOLLET . . Vice-PresidenT RON KERSTEN . . SecreTary-Treasurer T-T. l. EEATHERLY . . . EaculTy Adviser The annual inTerTraTerniTy aThleTic program wiTh cups and plaques being awarded The vicTOriOus TraTerniTiesg pledging and iniTiaTiOn business and The sponsorship OT The schOlasTic cups awarded aT The end OT each semesTer To The TraTerniTy wiTh The highesT grade poinT average. This year marlced The beginning OT Two new annual TuncTiOnsg The inTerTraTerniTy council ChrisTmas Carol and The sponsoring OT a pro- gram TO help The underprivileged children OT STillwaTer. IT is The purpose OT The IEC TO TosTer a spiriT OT Triendliness and cooperaTive helpTulness among all TraTerniTies On The campus and TO provide an agency by means OT which TraTerniTies can co- operaTe in maTTers OT common concern. af f - ' Row I: 6ierharT, Bill, Farrar, George: Sashin, Sol, CoTTen, Rayg Leonard, Dave: CanTrell, Jim, Ramsey, John. Row 2: Cummins, WalTer7 Champlin, Dong Drummond, Fred, Richards, Bill: Warriner, Clellp l-I dq , Joe, Clarlx, Gene, Row 3: Kehr, Jaclcg Campbell, Kennefhg Knucl- sen, Fred: Piersall, Irving Moclc, John: WeTTig, Carl. Row 4: Briscoe, James: SmiTh, Bob: STarl1, John: Wallrer, Tillman, Glavin, James: I-lays, PaT. I TERFRATER ITY PLEDGE COUNCIL OFFICERS RAY COTTEN . . . PresidenT LES MOORE . . . . Vice-PresidenT DAVE LEONARD ..... SecreTary-Treasurer RAY CON-EN4 Presidem The lnTerTraTerniTy Pledge council is sponsored by The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council buT has iTs own consTiTuTion and acTs as a separaTe organi- zaTion. The pledge council is composed oT The presidenT and an elecTed represenTaTive Trom each oT The TraTerniTy pledge classes aT Okla- homa A. 84 M. College. The pledge council meeTs on alTernaTe Thurs- days, roTaTing iTs meeTing place among various TraTerniTy houses according To The senioriTy oT The TraTerniTy. The council malces policy recom- mendaTions To The parTicipaTing pledge classes and assisTs Them wiTh Their organizaTion problems. 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 The Panhellenic coun- cil, an annual ribbon dance is held immediaTely Tollowing rush week To honor new pledges oT The sororiTies and TraTerniTies on The campus. Following The ribbon dance, The annual lnTer- TraTerniTy Pledge Council dance was held in The Old Gym on The nighT oT November ll. An- oTher TuncTion was a pledge picnic held in The spring and a sTag parTy Tor all The pledges in February. By The roTaTion plan, Kappa Sigma Turnished The presidenT, Ray CoTTen. OTher oTTi- cers are Les Moore, vice-presidenT, and Dave Leonard, secreTary-Treasurer. Page 3l7 I 'X Z' --. ii '5- 'T Rx D9 ,QM6 Q? as 1 'rig cv Oklahoma A ROW I1 ff : , C I' ll 1 C, VV? ' 'I C 'HL Chl' lffl 'W ,, aw,'af M, Row 2: 'J 1 X' Q aux fl ' Gnd! Na!-A, ,i9YVT'i VV ' , ., .I a. V , , Page 3I8 ,al fix .6 . Chapter Row 3: Ivwu, Jervwa-H Jech, Jordan, Kiser, Knight Lofh- fafl, Tw4.1dd-M Row 4: Mfnplf-2, Muffin, McC5el1ee4 Memes, Peferson D. Piera,f,U, ff. Piffmfall, I, Piorsdll Row 5: Ramih Smlwmidf, Snodqmsa, Todd, Weffiq Wm. wma., Wsdf--, MEMBERS ACACIA Bearing The Greek name of an easTern ever- green, Acacia TraTerniTy was Tounded aT The UniversiTy oT Michigan, May I2, I904. In l923 The local Square and Compass TraTer- niTy peTiTioned The Acacia TraTerniTy and re- ceived iTs charTer May I2 oT The same year. Acacia has 36 chapTers and 20,000 members. N,,.l-,4 I2I5 College Avenue Harvey Abrams Daniel Addison Darrell CanTield Donald Clarlc KenneTh Cox Loren Dale EaTon Lydon EaTon William GoudelceT Cecil Godrnan James Green Roger Harnden KenneTh Harris KenneTh HavensTriTe Duane Burnside Dale BransTeTTer Dean CanTield Bob ClodTelTer Harvey Ely KeiTh Jech Tommy Keys Glen KnighT Jack l.oThers Thomas Hayden Blalce Hedrick John Howell Vernon Jarrell James Jordan Roy Kiser E. O. Lancasler John Maddox H. C. Maples E. M. Peferson Don Piersall Duane RouTh Beal Snodgrass PLEDGES Jerome MarTin Bob McGehee Dean Piersall Irvin Piersall MarTin SchmidT Byron Todd Carl WeTTig C. A. WhiTe Harry Wiclces 'WX KENNETH COX, PresidenT KENNETH N. COX LYNDON D. EATON JOHN E. MADDOX BLAKE HEDRICK . H. C. MAPLES . fn' MRS. JEANETTE THOMAS, HosTess . . . . . . Presideu.T Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . Treasurer Social Chairman EaTon, Knighf and WhiTe remember when. if 'V' H-1 ,gg Z1 lx 8 'QR ,T Yr 26 -38 S 1- Page Pi Chapter Row I: Adarnz, Allen, Arnnslronq, Barron, Beles, Frank l-lancoclc, l-laxlon, Hellweqe, Henson Bile? Jr Bale? B9llm0 ll Beldlfek- B'9Oll'l9 Row 5: Jarvis, Larkin, lvlanke, Marlin, McCrum, Miller Row 2: Bro'-fnsworlln Carey, Cerpenler, Clwell, Colfer, Nelson, Polls, Powell, Puclcell C7953 D'1fl Jr DGY' Deewalll Dwell Row 6: Reqer, Russell, Schaefer, Slweels, Sclwoclcey Row 3: Dreezzen Drezzer, Dudley, Dully, Dyer, Eilerl, Sclwoerller, Smillw, O. Srnlllw, Sprowls E f1 Q'l EFfUe'l!l Fmderl Ffamfo Row 7: Slewerl, Slreiclm, Teggarl, Tompkins, Turner Row 4: Franzen Glen Glfenz Gmnllwern, l-lager, l-lall, Wakeman, Wegener, Wells, Wilson 320 MEMBERS ALPHA GAMMA RHO Alpha Gamma Rho was founded al Ohio Slale universily, April 4, l908. Ils member- ship, consisling of men in agricullure and closely relaled fields, exceeds I3,000 in ils 32 aciive chaplers. Pi chaprer, now enjoying ils Tirsl year in a new house, was charlered on 'rhe Oklahoma A. Xi M. campus in I92I. The sickle, shealh and crescenl is rhe 'irarerniiy badge. Charles Allen Clark Armsfrong Charles Bafes Frank Bales James Bafes Johnny Barfon Sheldon Bellmon Wayne Boofhe Lloyd Brownsworfh Tom Carey Lenord Carpenfer Melvin Coombs Jack Cooper Earnesl' Craig Bobby Day Johnny Day Troy Dowell Jack Dreessen James Dresser Charles Duffy Eldon Dudley Billy Dyer Gordon Elsener Jean Epperly James Francisco James Fransen Ray Gaines Roberr Giess Alva Granlham Bobby Greenwood Earnesl Griffifh David Hager Gene Harmon Earnesl' Hellwege Jennings Adams Bill Allen Berl Bezdicek James Campbell John Chelf C. A. Cofer Slanley Dewall Roberf A. Dolfon Don Eiferf Kennefh Givens Melvin Greeley Morris Hill Randall Hancock Phil l-Iaxlon Virgil Henson Charles I laII James Knighf Lee Roy Larkin Hassell Lawson Ray Mendenhall Roy McCrum l-larold Miller Bill Pofls Ray Powell Calvin Puckefr George Rainbolf Buddy Reger Harvey Richardson Roy Russell Leslie Sallee Delmar Schaefer Merle Schoeffler Bob Sheefs Windell Shockey Billy Smifh Orval Smifh Bob Sprowls Merle Slreich Donald Taqgarl Milford Thompson Ivan Tompkins Don Turner Leaman Wells Bill Woodward William Wilson Burlon Fender PLEDGES Roberf Hume Leroy Jarvis Harry Kinblade Ed Mannering Jerry Mannering Bob Marlin Ouenlin Marlin Ray Nelson Dean Spencer Harland Slewarl' Don Wakeman 240 Washingfon S+ree'r Wi, LEE ROY LARKIN, Presidenf MRS. EDNA BEERS. Hosless LEE ROY LARKIN BILLY O. SMITH DAVID HAGER JEAN EPPERLY OFFICERS CLARK ARMSTRONG . . Taggarf, Allen, Brownsworfh E . 3- Q Ee . Presidenl Vice-Presidenl . Secreiary . . Treasurer Social Chairman and Sallee fix chow. ?-cr: 11 QQ ,875 1' OO 'Vx ,., 5 ff 1:1 -: ,I 'ff' f QQ 1. ,. 09 6. Ep ilon 0micron Chapter Row I: Bows Cxvef Egffgf HamorYcP P-Wman Row 3: Lovejoy, Manueli, Marfin, Moore, Moyer Row 2: Jef-fe lfkftof. Lfwaoee Lfwhroc-, Lin? Row 4: Qufhier, Owen, Powers, Prifz, Pullen Row 5: Sanders, Saye, Sled, Smifb, Sflfhem Page 322 ALPHA TAU 0MEGA Alpha Tau Omega was founded af Virginia Milirary insfifufe, Sepfember II, I865. Affer 84 years, 56,000 names grace fhe frafernify's IOS infernafional chapfer rolls. Esfablished af Oklahoma A. 81 M. in May of IQ47, Alpha Taus confinue fhe fradifions of fheir colors blue and gold. fhe flower, fhe whife fea rose, and fheir badge, fhe black and gold Malfese Cross. MEMBERS Jimmie Allred Harry Marfin 707 Jefferson Sfreef GEN David Curphey Fran Ernesf Gene Gladwell Jay l-lambricl: Leo Hillman Dale Jeweff Gus Johnson Paul Johnson James Larrabee Jack Link Dick Manuel Norman Driebeclc Tom Griffey Jim Head Arf Lane Jerry Lafhrop Dave Loveioy James Neal Dick Parrish Ed McElligoT Bob McGee Ed Moore Jerry Moyer George Oufhier Russell Owen Torn Prifz Marshall Saye Wilson Slack Diclc Sfifhern Bob Spears PLEDGES Diclc Powers Connie Pullen Bob Reichard Bob Smifh Bill Sullivan Leslie Terpening Bill Sanders Q. Q5-'Irv PAUL H. JOHNSON, Presidenf MRS. R. V. ANDERSON, Hosfess OFFICERS PAUL JOHNSON . . . . Presidenf MARSHALL SAYE Vicerpresidenf RUSSELL OWEN . . Treasurer TOM PRITZ . Keeper of Annals JERRY MOYER . . Secrefary JIMMIE ALLRED Social Chairman ATO emblem abouf fo be hung in The place of honor. As. J in A-4- ?! 'G 2 N Y CTA Y aa, 3... 5 A... 10 6 139 V I k'J 31. 6 ?'2 Page is fm IA' 'Z Qf If K' 431 Gamma Lambda Chapter Row l: faoermellwf, falfmrberg, Allen, Anllwiz, Bale, Ben 'if-f Blood Briucoe, Campbell, Clarle Row 2: Cllfif, D, Clfnf-, R. Cline, Cooper, Vlfm. Cooper, C1i'f1,f Ci,, 'iVV 3', Duff, Drummond, Duivf Row 3: Dfw Fgiffi ,- f l ffar Ferqomn Fiplwer Grfidf KJ'--ii' Gf f'l', l'lfirri' , , n Hemlw Row 4: l-lf,-wif,-f.i.f' llurzlulfl Hole Hurlef,.lf1ClSon 324 Joullian, Kraemer, R. Kraemer, Lieblwarl, Linxwiler Row 5: Lookabauqh, Maresh, McCullough, lvliebergen, Miller, Moore, Morlori, lvlossman, Neville, Pilclaer Row 6: Ralme, Reed, Robe, Roberls, Rogers, Sclwuq, Sel- man, Slsaqqs, Smillw Row 7: Slfmley, Swayze, llwuesen, Van l-lorn, Venn, Weaver, Welch, Williamson, Williams MEMBERS BET THET PI Bela Theia Pi was founded Augusl 8, I83'-7, al' Miami universily, Oxford, Ohio. Slarling wilh a membership of eighr, Bela There Pi now has over 58,000 members in 95 nalional aclive chaplers. Gamma Lambda chapfer ol Bela Thela Pi was esrablished in I908 by Della Sigma, a local lrarerniry which was on rhe A. 81 M. campus. William Ahrberg William Bake Holmes Bender Roberl Blood Harry Clarke Charles Cline Donald Cline Roberf Cline William Cooper James Corey Van Ausrin Cummings Charles Darr, Jr. Frank Dyer Joseph Ferguson, Jr. Roy Fisher Allen Grady James Griflifh ' William Hahn James Harkness Benjamin Harrison, Jr. Billy Haylon Richard Healh Clifford Henderson Bobby Hesser James Hoke, Jr. Paul Hurley Richard Abernafhy Frank Allen Roberf Anrhis Andrew Briscoe Joseph Buck Kennefh Campbell Larry Cooper Frederick Drummond Donald Dupy Leonard Elsfner Phillip Evans, Jr. Roberl' Green, Jr. Kennelh Herzfeld Edward Joullian Louis Linxwiler Lyle Lookabaugh Eugene Jackson John Kerrigan Jack Kraemer Roberf Kraemer James Liebharl James Locker? Roberr Maresh James Miller Romaine Mossman John Piicher Roberl' Price Kennefh Robe Harlan Schug Schiller Scroggs Fredrick Sirnank James Smifh John Smilh Earl Sranley Ronald Swayze Roberr Theusen Vernon Van Horn Franklin Vann William Weaver Edgar Welch Carl Williams, Jr. George Williams PLEDGES Thomas McCullough Edward Markwell Joseph Meibergen Phillip Morion Sylvesfer Neville William Rahe Dean Reed Roberf E. Roberls. J Gerald Rogers Herold Rogers James Selman Leonard Skaggs Jerry Sfubbs Skip Warren Wilburn Williamson l I i l if l I207 College Avenue JAMES W. SMITH, Presidenl MRS. K. C. KINZER, l-losless OFFICERS JAMES SMITH . . . . . Presidenr l HARRY CLARK . . . Vice-Presidenf EUGENE JACKSQN . . Secrerary L: RICHARD HEATH . Treasurer X. JAMES MILLER . . . Recorder 1' VAN CUMMINGS . . Social Chairman Coach Smifh's boys Take a hallfime break. l . 3 'uv- S -vw ,5 N xx, Q 3 ps 'X le' ,. -. 16-8 pq E' 3' A 4 'fbi- f 0klahoma A. 81 M. Chapter Row I: Bae: Caesady, Comer, Condrey, Dixon Row 4: Ozier, Payne, PEHS, Ross, Saunders, Sharp Row 2: Fran? Green, HaII Holman, Hollopefer Row 5: L. Smifh, P. Smiflw, Suffon, Trosper, Uelfschey. Webb Row 3: Johnson, Vlng, Kirbpairick Miller, Mowdy Page 326 DELTA CHI Delfa Chi was founded on Ocfober I3, 1890, af Cornell universify. Before IQOO, if was a law frafernify and was fhe firsf admiffed fo fhe Nafional lnferfrafernify council as such. Oklahoma A. 81 M. chapfer was founded Oc- fober 9, I948. This chapfer became fhe 4lsf chapfer of Delfa Chi. There are 42 chapfers wifh a combined membership of I6,000 men. Bill Bafes John Cassady Bob Comer Don Crump Tom Dean Bud Dixon Tex Ehlers Charles Franlc Ralph Green Jean Hall Joe Holman Carl Johnson MEMBERS Bob King Joe Kirkpafriclc Bill Larnbdin Norman Mowdy Dan Ozier Bob Payne Jim Ross Bill Sharp Lawrence Smifh Charles Suffon Clarel Trosper Kennefh Webb PLEDGES John Condrey Tom Saunders Jerry l-lollopefer Charles Uelfschey Don Mannerberg Jaclc Ward Bud Miller 306 Jefferson Sfreef i i i i I ii i i is i 'f l l fi BILL BATES, Presidenl' MRS, BLANCHE SANDERS, l-losfess OFFICERS BILL BATEs . . . . . Presidenf BILL SHARP . . . Vice-Pre-siclenf CARL JOHNSON . . . Treasurer JOE KIRKPATRICK . . Recording Secrefary JOHN CASSADY . . Corresponding Secrefary Bos comma , . ..,, Hisfonan ?. DAN OZIER . . Social Chairman Green describes his dafe fo fhe boys. iggly--zs.. ...,. 3, QS' 4' Bf.c.58?6'4'E 9' .AA TZ'46cv f F f' ,,.,...3 '6- Fw 445 hm .iv , lf! qv '1-Q if X A s 3, 31 3' I i I it I' QQ 7. ,-, ,x .,, ,f 0. f , , rw hi' i' f'N 3-,-:X 6 1 Delta Chi Chapter Row I: Beret Ee Blessing Brewer, Burqezz, Cal! Row 3: Jusfice, Jr., Lrhklefield, Maddox, Maddry, Mil- Row 2: Dave' Deerv Eormfrdzon Freeman, Hardwlcr. bum' Olsen Hx Row 4: Morris, NU, Parsons, Pugh, Reeves Row 5: Srrvifh, Siewarf, Taylor, Thornion, Trower Page 328 DELTA TA DELTA Formerly Icnown as lhe Oklahoma A. 34 M. Crescenl Club, Della Chi chapler ol Della Tau Della received ils charler May 7, I949. The lralernily was lounded in I859 al Belh- any college, Virginia, and now has 82 aclive chaplers wilh 43,000 members. The Della Tau Della llower is lhe iris, and lhe colors are . ,, '32-ffm ' gs 308 Jefferson Slreel my purple, while and gold. Bob Bales Bill Bell George Blessing Gene Brewer T. J. Call Jim Dawes Dale Edmundson Bill Freeman Bill I-Iardwiclr Don I-Ioll Vernon Juslice MEMBERS John Maddox James Maddry Joe Milburn Eddie Morris J. B. Nix Duane Pugh Joe Reeves Larry Smilh Jim Slewarl Bill Thornlon John Venable I I I JOE MILBURN, Presidenl MRS. ALICE TUCKER, I-Iosless JOE MILBURN . BOB BATES . . . DALE EDMUNDSON LARRY SMITH . GEORGE BLESSING . EDDIE MORRIS . OFFICERS . . Presidenl . . Vice-Presidenl Corresponding Secrelary . Recording Secrelary . . . Treasurer . Social Chairman PLEDGES Diclz Burgess Bill Parsons Jerry Deen Joe Taylor John Lilllelield Bill Trower Bob Olsen Olsen, I-loll, Brewer and Thornlon lake a brealc lrom sludies. I '36- 1 F -1- 'Qin' 'Q' fig, 435 ,am T 4,5 1:-' I 4 I .3-5 ii -N - ,mc A. X f 0klahoma, Chapter Row I: F-nderzon l.. Anderson, Basse, Bafhursf, BenneH, Row 4: Lewis, Long, Mcfviahan, Morgan, Murdock, Nick BMW N, E. B159 Branafeffer elson, Roberfson, Ross Row 2: CamcbeH Corceh Cunwmns,Famef,L,FaHwy, Row 5: RuHedqe,SchnaHhman,Seak,ShaddoL Segen 5aMcc Gienn fhaler, Snider, Sfark, Sfuckey Row 3:'3ymn 'SOQGJN Hard: Hhds Janwen,Jonn- Row 6: R.Thomax VV.Thomas,Thnko,VVaWen VVmd ,cn V329-er Vnqnh Voile Wheeler, Wickham Page 330 F RM HIIUSE Farm House TraTerniTy was Tounded in I905 aT The lJniversiTy oT Missouri Tor men major- ing in agriculTure and relaTed Tields. Organized Tor The purpose oT TosTering good Tellowship, scholarship and moral char- acTer, The Oklahoma chapTer was insTalled in l928. Farm House has mainTained one of The highesT scholasTic raTings on The A. 81 M. campus. 7 I 3 College Avenue y MEMBERS Fred Anderson William Lewis Elmore BaThursT John Long RoberT Basse William BenneTT Wallace Blair Wesley Blair Olin BransTeTTer Clyde Campbell L. E. CasTle RoberT CorbeT Aaron Farney Lloyd Farney PaT Gallup Roberf Glynn BeTTis Glynn Jerry Goodall Glynn Harris Orvin Hicks Bill HuTchinson Ed Johnson Paul KeiTTer Fred KnighT Dudley Andrews Lloyd Anderson WaITer Cummings Arlo Janssen Mark Mayo OuinTon McMahan Raymond Morgan STanley Murdock George Oerke Ted RoberTson Eugene Ross AlberT RuTledge Paul SchnaiThman George Seals Carl Shaddox Tom SieqenThaler M. L. Snider Jack STuckey Ralph Thomas William Thomas Wesley Walker Lowell Wickham RoberT Ward Edwin Wheeler PLEDGES Willis Nickelson David Pulliam John STark Edward Timko -I l ii I li ,I l I la PAUL SCI-INAITI-IMAN, Presidenf MRS. BYRD CANTRELL, I-Iosfess I fl orrlceks S, PAUL SCHNAITHMAN . . . . Presidenr WALLACE BLAIR . Vice-PresidenT i. AARON FARNEY . . Secrelary 'f WILLIAM THOMAS . . . Treasurer ll LLOYD FARNEY . . Social Chairman Trying To keep ThaT scholarship cup. Cummins, Schnailhman and Jansen A+-an-.I f Ill. ll ' ,...- .,.. I. 5 I A Xi '1 L25 an sv GN, 7 2-- fg- vr- 1 fN .r....,. X T ii 'N 342. 'v T 5 f p A ai' Beta Xi Chapter ibut ' 'xrx 'ur' Row I: ff v-I lfww l17.flV INN!! VM' mm I ,,vr lv Row 4: Vflljllvy Pwinfv, R.nvvvffflfNl1, Romfmv, SmHh, Sym Row 21 s 4, f -s f Hmvwr ffflflv HH , Row 5: Iuwr u'.v wi, Vfm Al-,firvg W1Annvf'r, Willi.mrnsOn Row 31 H r. L, w ,. rm ,, v. 1w r.f1, ! ,4,f Emi Wil2f'f ' 1, .N Page 332 MEMBERS KAPPA ALPHA Kappa Alpha lrarernily was inilialed af Washinglon and Lee universiry, Lexinglon, Virginia, in December, l865. Kappa Alpha is now The only lralerniry of The many founded wilh a vowed soulhern inlenlion. There are 72 chaplers on leading campuses lhroughoul Dixieland. Bela Xi chaprer ol Kappa Alpha order was inslalled March I8, 1920, The sec- ond narional lralernily +o be esfablished al Oklahoma A. 8: M. Leonard Carrol Donald Cook Archie Downs Mark Draper Herberl Drisko Jack Eclgerlon Arlen Fowler William Harmon E. K. Goss R. D. Harrison AI Hellman Maurice Holcomb John S. Hunfer Dick Corn Ben Dickson George Farrar William Geiharl Alvis Goode William Harper Richard Hermes Jack Jones William Jenkins Gilberr Lipe Quenlin Manloolh John Moody Frank Podpechan Arlhur Pogue Howard Randolph Wilford Srnilh Bill Williamson Slerling Weaver Torn Rilchie James Wilson PLEDGES Thomas Poinfs Peler Sukovaly H. N. Symonds William Thomas Frank Townsend Donald Van Alsline . K OUENTlN MANTOOTH, Pre QUENTIN Mfxnroorn HOWARD RANDOLPH ARLEN PowLER . . FRANK PQDRECHAN ARTHUR Poeue . BILL JENKINS . 308 Hesler S+reel' ..,., 7 1 ?' :Aki fl sidenl MRS. lvl. S. CQLLINS, Hozlezs OFFICERS . Presidenr Vice-Presidenl . Treasurer . Recording Secrelary Corresponding Secrelary Social Chairman Cook, Drisko and Posey give Jones poinlers on dale-making i Iluil-fll.21 IIAILQI ll Ili ll :G 5 hw '31- :sk -3 S. 'al Gamma P i Chapter Row I: Pnen AuZfin fyfrei, Blumer, Boller, Callcins, flf'1.lYf B. Church P. Chumh, Collen Row 2: Dearoorll Dinfflode Dorman, Doyier, Gibbz Gran l-learned Helrnz, Holloway, Hord Row 3: Hnvfm, lnooof Jfghnorow, B. Johnson, B. C JZ ffm J Johnpon Jnhndon, Jonez, l5o?Churn, Kina Page 334 Row Row Row Row 4: Kirk, Kyme, LaReese, Lawrence, Mahaffey, MC Cuisfon, McDowell, McGinnis, McMahon, McNulfy 5: Miller, Moe. Moore, J. R. Morris, W. Morris J. Norris, Orr, Oswald, Peler, Pilgrim 6: Presfon, Prowani, Ramsey, Schneider, Schafer Smilh, Sfewarf, Todd, Tompkins, Turner 7: J. Turner, J. W. Turner, VanDeven1er, Warriner Vfaflfins, While, Williams, Woodyard, Yeoman MEMBERS KAPPA IGMA Eive sludenls al lhe Universily ol Virginia founded 'lhe Kappa Sigma Iralernily Decem- ber IO, I869. Since lhen, Kappa Sigma has grown lo a membership exceeding 60,000 members. The Gamma Psi chapler ol A. 81 M. was charlered in May, l9ZO, and is one ol lhe I I9 aclive chaplers who wear lhe scarlel, while and green ol Kappa Sigma. Eddis Ayres William Allen Charles Auslin Maynard Blumer Slewarl Callcins O. L. Deardorl James Dinwiddie Roberl Dozier Chris Gibbs Emerson Helms Harlan Holloway Lawrence Hord Billy Johnson Johnny Johnson Ben Johnson Ralph Johnslon Alberl Johndrow Roberl Kefchum James Kimball Dwighl Kirlc Jack LaReese Roberl' Lawrence James McMahon Lynn McDowell Jim Mahahcey John Miller Culver Moe Roberl Buller Raymond Chaufly Roberl Church Ray Collen Pal' DeLozier Roberl' Enlzminger James Green Owen Harned Donald l-luclcaby Roy Dean Inbody Roberl Jones Loren Moore William Morris Julian Norris William Orr Norman Pilgrim Thomas Preslon Kennelh Prowanl John Ramsey Joe Don Rogers Herb Schafer Gilberl Schneider Wayne Smilh Hugh Slanlon Jaclcie Slewarl James Taylor Owen Thomas Roberl' Todd Roy Tomplrins James Turner William Turner Calvin Turner James VanDevenler Roberl Waflcins Dan While Francis Wolfe M. H. Yeoman PLEDGES Thomas McCuis'ron Delberl McGinnis David McMahon James McNuI+y James Oswald William Peler Gerald Preslon Clell Warriner Tommy Williams John Woodyard II Ii 240 Hesler Slreel' I --alan., ' elf' .' 'V I ,658 Q sm fi f I 'T 'B' .M ,I xi I. GIL SCHNEIDER, Presidenl MRS. B. J. BRUCE, I-Iosless X OFFICERS I GIL SCHNEIDER . . . . . Presidenl JOI-IN RAMSEY . . Vice-Presidenl LYNN Mcoowm . . seaasfy I JAMES TURNER . . . . Treasurer II BILL KYME . . Masler of Ceremonies I' Oueenie and her boys in a hol canasla game. I QA 1 1 Na 1 E Q' 22' 9- 24 Page Row Row Row Row 336 if 1 l I -ah 2 15- y.. AY .5 'Se Y i 79-FTS is wr' Sf ful Q? 39 I Fnen Barbieri Barclay Bonham, Burlilf, Byrd, Main, Maphel, Marlin, lVlCElwain, Meyerdirl: ffwinell Clffnnfn Charirnan, Chlldrezz Coe Row 5: Mills, Milchell, Morgan, Mulvaney, O'Dell, Orr, 2: Dire Dah. Diclicn Diemfin Dguqjgan, Dow, Orwiq, Palmer, Pechin, Perkins, Pinson nvoefefu Free-ze Glrnore Qoeffnger Gunn Row 6: Robinson, Rogers, Roush, Sewell, Sillel, Smilh, 3: Hfirrdil l-lain Henqercon, H, Henderson, XIV f- 1f ' l'le'rf3r'f Holi l'lf,vl',rffl lnnlqhilon Jen - rf Jf,nn',f,n 4- f i if-an Liiim Lcgan J. Srnilh, Sorrells, Sfaelfler, Sfewarl Row 7: Stovall, Toler, Toney, Tuclfer, VanDerwiele, Vlfeels, Wood, D, Wyall, L. Wyall, W. B. Wyall MEMBERS LAMBD CHI ALPHA Lambda Chi Alpha, oldesl social lralernily on 'rhe campus, was lounded November 2, l909, al Boslon universiry and charlered al Olclahoma A. 34 M. in January, l9l7. Today. Lambda Chi is lhe largesl social lralernily in lhe world, having I36 chaplers. The Iraler- nily colors are purple, green and gold, and lhe flower is lhe while rose. Bill Allen Roberr Barclay Earl Bishop Donald Campbell Clarlc Chapman Kennelh Coe George Childress Wendell Dieman Charles Dolls Larry Edmondson Charles Gilmore George Goelzinger Roberl E. Grieves Thomas Gruber Marvin Gunn James Hamill Cleron Henderson Wilbur Henderson Don Holberf Jimmy I-lelherly Donald Iverson Waller Jenkins Bruce Johnson Paul Jones Griflin Bonham George Burlcilf Charles Champlin Charles Cobb Charles Dale John Davis David Dickson Paul Hash Hugh Henderson Dale Hill Don Hulchison Jack Kehr Roberl' Main James Marlin Henry Laclcie Roberl Lealre Donald Lipperl James Main John Maphel Keilh Mclflwain Harry Mills Leon Milchell Billy Orr Roger Palmer Willard Rhynes Eldon Roush Joe Sewell Melvin Sillel Joe Sfovall George Toler, Jr. Donald Toney Donald Tuclrer David Weeks Donald Wyall Wesley Wyall William Wyall, Jr. William Freese PLEDGES Harold Meyerdirlr Roberl Morgan George Mulvaney David Orwiq Gene Perlcins Keilh Pinson David Robinson Henry Rogers Richard Sewell Billy Smifh James Smilh Kerry Sorrels Richard Slewarl' John Wood . ff . . .f . f l '.2nf:1rZf'1'f . . V- , 'L '-fe,-'V' .f . NTT! x S1 i ii r Sei 3II Hesler Slreel MARVIN GUNN, President MRS. RUTH WHITTENBERG, Hosless OFFICERS MARVIN GUNN . . . . . Presidenl EARL BISHOP . . Vice-Presidenl DON HOLBERT . . Secrelary CHARLES DOTTS . Treasurer ROBERT BARCLAY Social Chairman Fingers Coe ramrods housecleaning. Page Oklahoma Beta Chapter Row I: Fdarff f'-,oarriifn Alco++, Bollon, Buena, Chemo- .-wffh Chnl Cowan Cozier Row 2: Criifvfei C'LJ'V'I aclef Doughlf, Evan: Fowler firizcf Goddard Qufer Halclner Row 3: Hainh Hcdricl Haflwez, lfalow, Ka-lor, Kar' .i 3 f ' V ffir Lfvcerlcf Maflhffff: 338 Row 4: lvlccriqhr, Miler, Milurn, Nelson, Newcomb. Qverlon, Peselc, J. Price, L. Price Row 5: Ramey, Reid. Richards, Ringle, Rofhe, Shirlc, Shorl, Slrawrriyer, Vermillion Row 6: l-l. Wade. l-l. B. Wade, B. Walker, L. Walker, Webb, Willis, Willoughby, Wines, Wriqhl, Yard PHI DELTA THETA Miami universily, Oxford, Ohio, was l'he founding place of Phi Della Thela lralernily on December 26, I848. Since lhal lime, Phi Della Thela has grown lo more Than 70,000 members in II2 chaplers. Oklahoma Bela ol Phi Della Thela was eslablished December IZ, l946. The colors ol lhe lralernily are blue and while and lhe flower is rhe while carna- lion. i I i f ! rr Il 90 I College Avenue L l MEMBERS Bob Adams John Keenan Gerald Adamson Ron Kerslen Jim Alcoll Roger Klein Bob Bell Arlen McNeal John Bolene Dale Bollon George Brown Chris Bryan Don Bryan George Busse Arr Carlson Glen Cowan Bill Cromwell Wilson Crurnpaclcer Milne Doughfy Jess Evans Kirlc Fowler Larry Francisco Jim Goddard Jim Guyer Dwighl Halcher Emmil' Hedriclc Cecil Hollis Bill Jones Berl Inman Paul Kaylor Bill Chenowefh Don Cihalc Jaclc Crozier Joe Gibson Dan Haugh John Hughes Jack Kalow Parlc Lamerlon Dave Leonard Mack Malhews Munroe M-:Crighl Bob Miler George Milurn Max Nelson Joe Newcomb Norman O'Halloran Don Pa++erson Joe Peselr Jim Price Gene Reid Paul Shirlc Bill Shorf Monly Sprague Bill Slrawmyer Diclc Vermillion Henry Wade Lulre Wallcer Bill Wallcer Allen Webb Fay Willis Don Wilson Sidney Willoughby Don Wines PLEDGES Roberl Overlon Lulce Price Rusly Ramey Bill Richards Berf Ringle Bob Rofhe Huberl Wade Bob Walfers Toby Wrighf Paul Yard 523 . 61,05 RON KERSTEN, Bresidenl MRS. D. R. MCLEOD, Hosless OFFICERS RON KERSTEN . . . . Presidenl' PAY WILLIS . Vice-Presidenr MAX NELSON . . Secrelary JESS EVANS . . . Treasurer DICK VERMILLION Social Chairman Phi Dells and rushees slrelch Their vocal chords. , 1 . x 'W 'ZX' .QQ 'Q'-QS' 'rf r kia f QW ,4- 4' 5. 'Nt N06 .....-Q A.. X. L . x 'Q '23 l' xn f,.w . .asm .. 4, gg, ,N 4' Row I: Barrw' Beerx, Bergman, Briscoe, Carlson Row 4: Sage, Seslwin, Sellles, Sidaris, Smillw, Slillman Row 2: Dire' Damon lialriler, Gririilb, l-lemillon Row 5: Sloul, Terry, Welslw, Wlwileside, G. Wilson L Row 3: Lfirrainee l!lCBride, lflccaf, Panef, Redding Page 340 Wilson MEMBERS PHI KAPPA TAU Olclahoma A. 84 Mfs newesl fralerniiy, Bela Kappa chapler ol Phi Kappa Tau, was inslalled May I6, l949. One of 60 nafional chaprers, 'rhe irarernily was founded March I7, I906, al Miami universily, Oxford, Ohio, and has a membership of over I6,000 men. Harvard red and old gold are The group's colors: 'rhe red carnalion irs flower. 1 WY ,I 1 224 Ramsey S+ree+ i i i i i il i, f i l l l ef. U ly an -3 Henry Beers Ray Bergman Don Dixon Clayfon Dobson Darrell Fahler Ivan Grifihfh Waller l-lamilfon Lyman Larrabee Charles Barreil Jaclc Boswell James Briscoe Gordon Carlson Deming Lowery Allan Eifel George McBride Peyfon Robinson Jerry McCay Lee Raney Paul Redding John Sage Sol Sashin Wayne Selfles Larry Gene Sigler Bolo Sfouf PLEDGES Niclc Sidaris Kennelh Smilh Ken? Sfillrnan David Welsh Vicfory Whileside Gene Wilson Gerald Wilson l W:---yr fl l l l ,. i 'i i L- ly HENRY BEERS, Presidenf MRS. M. Cl-lRlSMAN, l-losless 5 1. OFFICERS I, HENRY BEERS . . . . Presidenr l LARRY SIGLER . . vice-Presadem SOL SASl-llN . . . . . . Treasurer 4' WALTER HAMILTON . . Recording Secrelary if PAUL REDDING . . Corresponding Secrerary l LEE RANEY Phi Kaps give lheir 6 . . Social Chairman . ll in a game of volleyball. H Gamma Chi Chapter Row I: PJoMgn+ Andemon,Bevey,Bhnnngnam,BHggs, Row 4:IMcDondd,TMcLeam CNdHam,CDHwmnns Penny Eobro Camen Chrl PmMaQa,Remeh,RkMey Row 2: Cochran, Dunlap Eagle, Erlclfson, Freeburg, Row 5: Rogers, Rubbofonn, Roush, Russell, Sclwooler l-lefez, l-lenriclfg, Hollingzworflw Scribner, J. C. Sfeplmens, J. l'l. Sleplnens Row 3: Fhrchkon Pbmion Vehnen VQHQL KEnney,Lan' Row 6: Shoede,Tale,TenneHy,VVaHen VVood5,VVyiup oft lharnn lACCleHan Zapf Page 342 PI K PPA ALPHA Six young men al lhe Universily of Virginia. four ol whom loughl againsl' each olher dur- ing The Civil War, formed Pi Kappa Alpha fralernily, March I, I868. Pi Kappa Alpha fralernily now slands among lhe IO Iargesl Greek-Ieller iralernilies wilh BI chaplers. Al Oklahoma A. Xi lvl., Gamma Chi chapler was esrablished in May, I939. MEMBERS Bruce Anderson Don Rubolrom Hoy? Birmingham Jim Schooler 240 Knoblock Sfreef 'W 'P-i Ralph Briggs John Burrows Bill Eagle Everell Erickson Bob I-lenricks Ted I-Iorlon Tom Keleher Ludie Kinney David Landes Jack McLean Jim McClellan Joe Oldham Ray Prohaska Jim Richey Slave Rogers Roy Roush Don Bulard Jerry Carmen Frank Carfer Mark Carler Ross Connely Gene Clark John I-lamilfon Jim Hayes Joe Hedges Jerrold Scribner J. C. Srephens John Sfephens Ray Tale Tyler lennelly Paul Woods Bob Waller Will Zapf Frank Cochran Gerald Dunlap Jim Keller Paul Marlin Glen Penny Carl Remele Dick Slroede PLEDGES Jack I-lufchinsori John Paul Klingsredl Foy McCuIIuqh George McDonald Roy Myrick Larry Osius Frank Pryor John Russell JOE OLDI-IAM, Rresidenl JOE OLDI-IAM . EVERETT ERICKSON . DAVID LANDES . STEVEN ROGERS . . DONALD RUBOTTOM . JIM SCI-IOOLER . MRS. JOI-IN FLORENCE, I-Iosless . Presidenl Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary . Treasurer Social Chairman . I'Iis'rorian Salurday aflernoon bull session. Page Row Row Row Row 344 llklahoma Mu Chapter l: fibernalhy Anderson, Arnold, Bales, Barnhill, Beale, Beazley, Bell, Benlon, Bierman, Blair, Bourlancl, Brown, Buller 2: J. R. Canlrell, J. E. Canlrell, C. Capps, W. Capps, Carey, Carmichael, J. R. Carpenler, P. Car- penler, Charnber: Chapman, Charval, Clarlc, Coolf- :ey Collin: 3: Craig, Cowclen. Daily, Davis, Day. DeBoi3, Dia con Dllard Defy Douglas, Earnesl, Easlerwood. Elder El-fforllny 4: EJ-ere'l Fellon Funslon, Gray. Hall, Halley, Harber Harrison, Hazel-er, Hallield, Halheway. Hefnbr-ef: Higginbolharn, Hill Row 5: Hobson, R. H. Horne, R, W. Horne, Jaclcson, Jones, Kesler, Kilgore, Kline, Knapp, Knudsen, Lane, Lee, Malone, Marlin Row 6: McCraclcen, McCune, Mcfiilliard, McGlannery, McLean, Minion, Monqer, P. Moore, J. Moore, W. Moore, Moser, Nanny, Nichols, Nicholson Row 7: O'Donnell, Ossenlcop, Pallon, Piclcens, Pope, J. L. Price, J. Price, R. Price, Purdin, Revell, Rich- ards Robbins, Robinson, Robson Row 8: Rogers. Selh, Sharp, Siler, Silvy, Smilh, Slirling, Slolpe, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, Tharpe, Thompson. lhornlon, Vassar Row 9: Veazey, VonDrehle, Ward, Walkins, Walson. D. While, I. While, Whiling, Wilcofl, Wilson, Worcl. F. Wrighl, W. Wriqhl, T. R. Yadon, J. S. Young Slcinner Anderson IGMA ALPHA EP ILO Qlclahoma Mu of Sigma Alpha Epsilon has been on Ihe A. 84 M. campus I9 years. During Ihal Iime, il has become one of Ihe leading chapfers of SAE nalionally and has held a conrinuous posilrion of leadership. SAE is proud of ils alhlelic record of Three slraighf inferfralernily sporls championships. The group also won firsr prize in Iasl year's inler- Iralernily sing. MEMBERS Frank Abernafhy Don Loosely James Marlin Roberf Arnold Raymond Baleer J. D. Bales Richard Barnhill James Beale David Blair Arlhur Burlc Don Bufler Carl Capps William Capps Tom Carey Jaclc Carpenler Paul Carpenler Richard Chambers William Chandler Fred Chapman John Charvar Richard Clarlc Jaclc Compron Jerry Coolcsey Buddy Cowden James Craig Ted Davis James DeBois James Devine Don Doiy Dale Earnesf Ray Edsel James Elder Fred EIwor'rh I-Iarold Evereli' Roberf Felfon Don Funsfon Lanny Gallup William Hall Ferd I-Iassler John I-Iafheway James I-Iembree Don I-Iigginbofham Arfhur Hill Roberf I-Iorne Roy I-Iorne Roberf Kesler John Kline R. L. Klufa Joe Lane Rodney Lee Jerry Bell Donald Bierman Bill Bourland Roberf Brown James CanI'reII Joe Canlrell Joe Carmichael James Collins Glen Daily Paul Day Terry Diacon Ken Dillard William Douglas Lowell Easferwood Richard Gray Dwighf I-I.arber Roberr Harrison Buddy McLean Joe McCracken Buddy McCune Dare McGiIIiard Jake McGIamery Doyle Monger O'DeII Monger Tom Moore William Moore I-Iugh Moser oo Nanny Paul Nicholson Ralph Oder Neal Onslof William Ossenlcop Paul Pearson Carrol Pope Roberl' Price L. B. Purdin Jack Revell Charles Richards Frank Robson Tom Rogers John Sefh James Sharp William Siler Buddy Simmons Richard Siliel Phil Smifh Bryani Smifh James Siirling Charles Taylor James Taylor Richard Thompson Clyde Thornfon Jack Vassar William Veazey Richard VonDrehle Don Whi're Roberf Whiling Don Whifloclr James Wilson Fred Wrighf Jack Wilcolf Howell Word Richard Yadon Donald Young PLEDGES Jim I-Iarrison Dewey Hobson Roy Jaclcson Milce Jones Wally Knapp Fred Knudsen Pa+ Moore Gordon Nichols R. M. O'DonneII John Paffon Ed Robinson Charles Silvy Tom Ward James Wa+son William Wrighr James Young 'I I308 Wesl' Third S'rree+ I Ty' IUNQ gm qv- 'iss-v I I DARE McGlLLlARD, Presidenl MRS. KATI-IEIRIEIE C. WOODS. I OFFICERS DARE McGlLLlARD .... . . Presidenl TOM CAREY . . Viceepresidenl I DONALD YOUNG . ..., seaeisfy I RODNEY LEE . . Corresponding Secrelary ll RICHARD SITTELL . . . Social Chairman I SAE's numerous Trophies gel' fhe polish Trearmenr. K3LZ?ELZ:1lL 'X X 'R'-'1.1I2 I I I Row Row Row Row Page 346 . .,a, Gamma Delta Chapter I' falen P, Allen Bace Jr.. Baker, Baucus, Bear- Jen Berman Blazing R. Blezdng, Bloch, Born, Bran' E Jffn 2. L, Broun Bnerge Bulger, Calhey, Chahlln, Col f fer' Fconfer Courlrvef, Jr., Crozlon, Culver, Davld fc Deafherage 3. Def: Jr De f9f DelNal+ev?lle Durgan. Dyke- r Ldrnonozon Ernil. Ezrrll, Flelcher, For, Jr.. Garofer Qrodzkf' l-larrlz 4: L-lzr,.r.e lflf r ll lol Lle Lzfel lflarzhan llaiel lflanfell lvlilchell, ,ra ulfflflf: l-lull Jon-ez, lfroll, Row 5: lvloncravie, B. Moore, P. Moore, Moran, Mor- gan, Neal, Norman, O'l-lallahan, Pace, Percy, Peler- son, Pralher Row 6: Proudlove, Rallirl, Jr., Reische, Rose, Jr., Rose- naur, Rowe, Savage, Schnake, Schullz, Seabrook, Slewarl, Shaw Row 7: Simcoe, Srnilh, Spaan, Spangler, Slephens, Sylvesler, Swank, Teel, Jr., Thielen, Thomas, Tucker, W. Tucker Row 8: Valer, Vaughn, Waiss, Wallers, Warner, Wash- inglon, Vlfashinglon, Walerloury, Walson, Wayne, Williams, Wrighl MEMBERS IGMA CHI A member ol The Miami Triad and Ihe I9Ih lralernily formed, Sigma Chi was lounded al Miami universily, Oxford, Ohio, June 28, I855. Gamma Della chapler ol Sigma Chi was inslalled al A. 84 M. in I922, The while cross is The Sigma Chi badge: The colors are blue and old gold, and The flower is The whiie rose. IIOI College Avenue Joe Allen Clarkson Bace Henry Bloch Bill Baucus Roger Blessing John Born John Calhey John Chaflin John Colverl Francis Cooper Meri Crosfon Bill Culver Hanlc Dealon Bill DeVoy Jack Durgan Sam Dylcen-ian Lou Edmonson Ted Ernsl Don Eslill Bob Fox Sid Grodslcy Jay Hoppe Don Hulline Diclc Hull Harry Jones George Kelley Iaclc Kelley George Krofl Phil Lowery James Lovell Jim Maxwell Diclc Milchell Diclc Allen Boyd Balcer Broolcs Bearden Jim Blessing Bob Bollinger Russell Brannon Lee Brown Larry Brown Raymond Buergey Maclc Bulger Howard Courlney Jim Davidson Randolph Davis Bob Deafherage Diclf DeWaI'Ieville Clarence Flelcher Bob Harris Curlis Horrall Charles Lillie Gene Marshall Max Masel John Mock John Moncravi Bill Moore Pal Moore Tom Moran Barney Neal Bev Nelson Jimmie Norman Russell Pace Harry Percy Don Pelerson Dwayne Pelerson Franlc Rallill Don Schnalce Jim Seward Ralph Simcoe Jim Sollers Glenn Smilh John Smifh James Spangler Avery Slephens Bill Sullon David Sylvesler David Teel Dick Thielen Bill Tuclcer Jerry Valer Kennelh Vaughn Doug Warner Dave Walerbury Dub Wrighl Bo Walson Bill Wallers PLEDGES Bill Morgan Carl O'l-lallahan Slanley Pralher Jerry Proudlove Jack Rankin Gordon Reische Glenn Rose Bill Rosenaur Wayne Rowe U. G. Savage Jerry Schullz Diclc Seabrook Charles Shaw Bill Simcoe David Swanlc Franlc Thomas Torn Tucker Ted Waiss Bill Washinglon Gene Washingfon Don Weelcs Phil Williams JACK DURGAN, Presidenl MRS. HAZEL I-IOLLINGSWORTH. OFFICERS JACK DLJRGAN . JOE ALLEN . . FRANCIS COOPER BILL BAUCUS . . DICK MITCHELL . ROGER BLESSING . Pledges Tucker, Shaw, Maul: Hosless . Presidenl . Vice-Presidenl . . . . Treasurer Corresponding Secrelary . . . I-lislorian . Social Chairman and Proudlove caughl while sludying? 25 S ff . is NR S :Kb 1.5 Q tx -1' ai Page Row Row Row Row 348 2 'RF I in 0: - Msn? P' Mrs ' -aus, ,Qi Y' 4315, I f-r fri ff 'E of Ep ilon Ep ilon Chapter fwfr-' PACE P.6,A5n Blair Bpand, B JJ B +'lFy'+f Eroffn Efffcwn 11' 2 E N P Ewif-r Carnrir, Carrdi, Chadwrcb, F rr 4 Czif-', Cirnneti DMZ, Dunn 3' Dwrffr Eff? Pwr PM-ther Grffqq Grrndzmrf, H Hfrhfr Hr-frfor Hendf.-rifrn 4 r ' Hgrfrf- Hnghei Hurnrnrf Wrrq John' J V rf I r fifmgr :pri Lf: fl ':f'1ff1' Row 5: Lemon, Mahoney, Mananan, Marfrn, McDonald McElroy, Jr., Mclvhalnin, Miller, Paris, Pendleron Pfumer Row 6: Price, Puffy, Reed, Scneidr, Shelron, Sindr, Smirn Sorcy, Srapps, Swim, Tanner Row 7: Tfrypor, Thomas, L, Thomas, C. Thompson, Tilf rngrn, Tourrelloffe, Vanderqrrff, Van Doran, Ward N6-pin, Wolpefr MEMBERS IGMA NU Sigma Nu was founded in I869 al 'rhe Vir- ginia Mililary insfilule and has grown Io in- clude IO5 chaplers aclive in 46 sfales, making Sigma Nu The mosl represenled college col- lege fraierniry. In l92O, Epsilon Epsilon chap- 'rer was inslalled ar Oklahoma A. 8: M. The while slar is 'rhe Iralernily emblem, Black, whi+e and gold are Jrhe colors and The ollicial flower is 'rhe whire rose. John Abrams Richard Ash Roberr Ash Bob Bechlold Thomas Black Roberr Bland Charles Boggs Galen Braifhwaile Sam Brafcher Eugene Brown Lawrence Bryan Bob Buller Earl Bufler Hiram Camp Arch Carroll Roberi Chirwood Allen Coles Elmer Connell James Dil'rs William Durrell Roberl' Eisle Jack Farr Henry Eealherly Richard Elelcher Charles Good pasier Kendall Grindslalzl Jack Thomas Grover BenneI+ Hammond James Hanna Jimmie Henderson Homer Henson Homer Adams Charles Brown Roberr Chadwick Roberr Chapman Nelson Dunn Jerry Gregg Roberl' Hafier Charles Hoppe Charles Ihrig Joy Johnson Wayne Johnson Rob-err Lawrence Arfhur Hill William Hughes Bill Humphrey Billy Johnson Roberi Johnson Larry Juslice King Kirchner James Kurz Roberr Leon William Manahan James Paris Charles Plumer Dresslar Pruill Paul Puffy Joseph Reed William Scheiclr Jack Shellon James Sindr Donald Smilh Thomas Sorey Charles Sorey Roberl Sfaples Hi W. Sfaren John Swim John Taylor William Ward Roberf Wafers Charles Welch Douglas Wixson Edwin Wollafi' Clarence Wrighr PLEDGES Tom Mahaney Gabe Marlin Buel McElroy Richard McDonald Harry Miller Joe Pendlelon John Tanner Leo Thomas Roberf Tillman Richard Tourrellorfe Joseph Tucker James Vandegrifi Kenneih VanDoren 9 I 3 College Avenue .J ' is i EDWIN WOLLETT, Presidenf MRS. ALICE WALKER, Hosfess OFFICERS EDWIN WOLLETT . . . . Presidenr JIM SINDT . . . Vice-Presidenr BOB STAPLES . . . . Treasurer JIM PARIS .... Recording Secreiary JIMMIE HENDERSON . . Hislorian GENE BROWN . . Social Chairman Carroll, Johnson and Ward work while Abrams supervises ,gf 26'- ,.1-, v' TQ w A3 K l ,- Q , ah .xl l 1, 3 gg ff Z' 1. K 'Eff- S -I Oklahoma Alpha Chapter Row I: f-'11 3 2-:n ,' B'?Cl'lf:Il Bevzel B-Lbel, BOQQL 89,151 Bf:,nlf3.',f-.mfg Erofm. Brown-2. Carlson. E. Cai, re' Row 2: rf Ca.-2' Chlffilozlher V. Cr'r'i?opl'wer Jr. Cocflffv: C3 -1 ,N Com COKQM,COf.Cr+e'lZ.ClJr1rllng' aff Df1f1.'3'a l-l. Deaf, Row 3: 9. D114 Dfw hmm Gervllwgidr. Gllberf. Gw- .f3 Q, Mfff, Hqmyy. l'-lqrrli H-lrrlzfm, 9, l lf1rrl',0n Row 4: l-lc -fix Pune Huqlaff: l-lmmaher B. Jewlgfm L. f Jwcz Veplffr Lpmfe Ce. Leafd. Lffqq Page 350 Row Row Row Row 5: Llndsey. Loellellwolz, Long, Love, Mace, Maloy, R. lvlaloy. McCoy. McGinley, lvlclielvey. Meacham Miller 6: Miller. Moore. Muller, Olds. Patlerson, Peaclwee Powell. Price. Re-molds, Alclaer, C. Sclwoenleldl, E Sclwoenleldl 7: Sclwmeder, Seaboclw. Seay. Seeley, J. Smillm V Smlllw. Sowera. Speece, Spurlin. Slallord, Slone 'licer 8: lrfway, Tread.-my. J. Wall, R, wall. Ware, War llCl'. Webaler, While. J. A. Williams, J. R. Williams Woodwlnrd MEMBERS IG A PHI EPSILO The Universily of Richmond was lhe iound- ing place of Sigma Phi Epsilon iralernily, No- vember I, I9OI. Today il has 9'-7 chaprers and over 34,000 members. Oklahoma Alpha oi Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded on The A. B1 M. campus April 3, I92O. Colors of The ira- lernily are purple and red, and lhe golden hearl is rhe badge. ' i Hi . Nl x 324 Monroe S+ree+ Harold Adams Jim Arlcins Rod Baker Waller Bearly Wallace Beclcley Bob Benzel Don Bobelc Bill Bonham Auslin Boyd Bob Brandebery G. R, Brown R. J. Brown Buddy Browne Dan Calnan Don Calnan Earl Casner .lim Chrislopher Bill Chrisfopher Bob Coley Bob Corn Jaclc Cox Bob Cress Hall Davidson Herb Davis Clark Doan Tom Evans David Fosfer Bryce Genzlinger Jack Givens Keilh Groom Bill Hanson Ben Harrison, Jr. Bob Harrison Sam Hunsalcer Don Boggs Ron Carlson Keirh Casner Woody Cochran Ron Davis Joe Glenn Billy Harris Jack Holland Keifh Howe Hal Hughes Bob Hulchison Larry Jernigan Wighr Jones Newlin Kessler Carl Legg Glen Leonharf Harold Love Bill Jernigan Jaclc Keeler Bob Lawrence Terry Leard Regie Loellelhclz Russell Long Torn Mace Charles Maloy Richard Maloy Ernie McCoy Vernon McGinley Jack Miller Wayne Muller Paul Oder Joneii Olds Bill Peach-ee Mack Price Paul Price Charles Schoenfeldl Ernil Schoenieldi Bob Schroeder Jim Seaboch Jaclc Seay Paul Seeley Gene Speece Hal Sowers Johnny Ware Dale Warliclc Joe Williams John Williams Lindy Wilson J. H. Woodward Bill Yeals PLEDGES Jack McKelvey Jim Miller Pal Miller Les Moore Howare Moss Jaclc Powell Evan Reynolds Jaclc Riclcer Jerry Smifh Diclc Spurlin Tommy Slaiiord Hugh Sfone Jim Ticer Durrell Treadway Joel Wall Bob Wall Jerry Websler A i i i i l i 5 ERNEST MCCOY, Presidenf MRS. A. M. HOUGH, Hosless Ji l OFFICERS , ERNEST MacoY . . Praaadam ll Joiin wiLLiAMs . viaanaaiaaai RUSSELL LONG . . Complroller JACK COX . . Recording Secrelary BOB HARRISON . . Corresponding Secrelary ll Don soisecr . Social Chairman li Sig Ep yardbirds heclcle Chi O rush. i X -'JJ-' rr ,as in Q.. D Q l af C-' qs if 1' ri' 1 ?f i 'I X fr- SN 'L x X l Er .Q Q fa? Nb' as-uf' 'f Qi 'C' Beta Gamma Chapter Row I: faleoael Argue Azlalzerw ArwdersOrw,Boqdf3r1lly Row 4: C. Porlerlield, J. Porlerlielcl, Ramsey, Reeder Cara-nr' Cool, Dallon Rollier, Rondespierre, Rolla, Slafer, Spencer Row 2: D, Durwfm, l-l. Dumcim Ferrell Graham Hill, Row 5: Soiles, Slerlinq, Sluarl, Taylor, I-l.Tl1acker, Thur Hur: rrref l-lfde Jolwrwzlcn mond, Veifh, Vlncenf Row 3: Vubll Lfmiailer Mallhew3,l'flCCf1lm0nf, l'lf:z ,eff jf, Off5r',lrQQl plall JV, plill Page 352 TA KAPPA EP ILO Bela Gamma chapler of Tau Kappa Epsilon was inslalled al' Olclahoma A. 81 lvl. College, Eebruary I, I947, and represenls a Iralernily of 73 chaplers and I3,000 members. Founded af Illinois Wesleyan universily in I899, The Ira' IerniI'y's colors are cherry and gray. The red carnalion is The flower, and The badge is a scroll surmounled by a Irianqle. MEMBERS Lloyd Alabaclc Chuck Poderfield Durwood Anderson George Bogdanfly Dave Canon Hugh Duncan John HiII Jack Humphrey Jack Johnson Bob Kubilc Lynn McCaImonT Winsion Nesselrode Bill Lancasfer I Chuck Overs+ree+ Bill Plarl Bob Bearnfh Orville Byler Ed Cool: Howard Ferrell Dick Graham Bob Johnslon Ron LorenI'zen Don Maflhews Roger Rondepierre George Rofh Fred Spencer Torn Spencer Edward Slaler Charlie Sfiles Huey Thacker Lynn Thacker George Thurrnond Bill Taylor Gene Veilh Glenn Vincenl PLEDGES Jim Plaff Ray Poppe John Ramsey Bob Reeder Bruce Rollier Van Slerling Bill Sfewarl' George Williams 2 I 5 Melrose Drive ,-L an -14' 'Q A . z iiiuxl ROGER RONDEPIERRE, Presidenl OFFICERS ROGER RONDEPIERRE . Presidenl LLOYD ALABACK . Vice Presidewf BILL PLATT . . Secrelary HUGH DUNCAN Treasurer GEORGE ROTH . . I-Iislorian CHARLES OVERSTREET . . Social Chairman TKE's mug for camera I s-2 :Ss 51 1 I As. ,AAL L L35 46. is J ik at L C4 .A-H 4 fx ,Z IF Page Row Row Row Row 354 Gamma -35 is Q Ce 3 be A vi Sf -61' 79 3 Q,- Dx i lf 5 ,:. eta Chapter I: Fuaff f'-,eh Bffqf Bauer Bell Berqrram Blame, lfourlfoulaa, Lalim, Loelfoul, C. Lupsha, F. Lupsha 5'? 'L' 3f'1 9 CF E'9'l Row 5: Mackay, Magee, lvlalernee, Niclnolson, Pells 2: Cfri, Cfwefrlw Cohmd, Ccogfef, Devi, Def Palm, Paflyn, Parks, Pavlich, Psaros, Raflifwf Eff D' 7 D ' D'? l'f'4 Dmlf' DUNN' Row 6: Rizzuli, Roberlson, Searles, Seder, Selig, Smlrlch 3: Hr 1 F, f' 'ff Ffamlu Gfffl George, Gefe D. Smllh, E, Smilh, Slarch, Sleadman, Suchan 'V 9 f Vf f ef 'V ll '1 H' l'flf'V Row 7: Talley, Tfmlm, Thompson, Tucler, Tuohy, Usher 4: Hi: f fy: H, ff 'N ff r lfffl lffo- Vlfqller Wf1rd,Welch,Willlam5 MEMBERS THETA CHI Gamma Zefa chapfer of Thefa Chi was in- sfalled on fhe campus of Olclahoma A. 81 M. College, May 3, I947. Thefa Chi was found- ed af Norwich universify, Norfhfield, Vermonf, April IO, I856. There are now 92 chapfers wifh an acfive membership of 35.000. The frafernify colors are milifary red and whife and fhe flower is fhe red carnafion. Richard D, Adams S. T. Ayres Roloerf W. Bafey Charles W. Bell John Bergman David Blaine John Bonner Franlc Bossong Carfer Buffs Roberf Cameron Calvin Chick Roberf Coleman Charles Conrad George Cooper Porfer David Carl Douglass Edgar Drain Edward Esposifo George Eyler Earl Fore George Geisf Franlc George Bernard Gervais John Goddard Gene Grandinefli Arfhur Griffifhs Roberf Hardin Paf Hofler Fosfer Holmes Roberf Hope Clifford Hudson Jaclc Hull James l-luslrey Joseph Kingsolver Franlc Bauer William Brunn Delloerf Clancy Charles DeBlaker Bernard Disco James Dowling Richard Dofson Lloyd Duncan Richard Fosfer Roy Malernee James Kirl' Arnold Krior Refer Kourlzoufas Charles Lalriri Charles Looliouf Charles Lupslfa Franlr Lupsha 'cihn Maclray Charles McGee Bill McCray John Myers Roger Nicholson James Palcis James Palm Chrisf Parlrs Marfin Paffyn Joseph Pavlich John Psaios Leroy Rafliff James Roberfson Charles Searles George Seder Charles Selig Eldred Srnifh George W. Sfarc David Sfeadman William Suchan Buford Tafum James Thompson Michael Touhy Fred Trornpler VVrn. Maclc Usher Daniel Welch Kennefh Wessel PLEDGES John Mooney D. X. Smifh James Sfeyens Richard Talley Earl Tuclcer Tillman Wallcer Barfon Ward David Willard John Williams h 602 Wesf Sfreel' l ?'T-I 3 i l New., ' 5. I 1, 2.12 1. A H JAMES A. Husicsv, Rresiderif Mies. GENEVA BRooKs, Hosfess li l l oFFicERs ll Mmss A. HUSKEY . . Presidenf l JAMES S. PALM . . . . Vice-Presidenf ' WILLIAM M. USHER . . Recording Secrefary g JOHN H. Boisnsisia . . . Treasurer JOHN S. BERGMAN . . . l-lisforian ,Q EARL R. FORE. . . Social Chairman ' if Thefa Chi music appreciafion sociefy. tl 23 as fi - KW. Page u Chapter Row I: X- er Benz Bikine Bolorn-ef, Bu-ellner, Bose-du Row 4: Jolwnson, Kolcoian, Konceviclm, Kowalski, Lamer, Cafafiaqn Cody Cornolon Coon Langley, Liberi, Ligus, Lolfus, McGraw Row 2: Danna H, Dare Dernelif, Deflin, Dfcl, Dwyer Row 5: J. McGraw. Morgan, Murphy, T. Murphy, E :',fr Edrnfzron Ervin, Felber O'Brien, O'Connor, Pallon, Rifclnie, Sferba, Tallman Row 3: F'a fiqan 6l'JllV Quliferrez Hannigan Hap Row 6: Vaughn, Walcen, Wallcer, Weisbrod, Williams, H. l'l'E'J l-l 'g Herr Howl l-liiffiagel Willi.arnS, N, Williams, Wolff, Zurline 356 MEMBERS THETA KAPPA PHI Nu chapler of Thela Kappa Phi was found- ed al Oklahoma A. 81 M. College, May I, I937. Recognizing Ihe need of an organiza- lion lor Calholic men, a group of undergrad- uales al Lehigh universily founded Ihe Iraler- nily Oclober I, I9I9. Nu chapler al A. 8: M. was formerly known as Bela chapler ol rhe Friers unfil il received a charler. Thela Kappa Phi has 20 nalional chaplers. Bob Bellz Bob Bilsche Wayne Bokorney Roberf Buck Paul Buellner AI Busedu Arlhur Danne Harold Devlin Allred Dick Neal Dwyer Edward Edmislon John Ervin Nelvin Felber Slanley Flanagan Joe Franco Gene Gulierrez Joe Hannigan David Heid James Heinen Jim Herr Richard Howl Johnnie Johnson Dan Allen Gregory Cavanagh Fred Chaplin Tom Cody Tommy Complon Tim Dennehy Leo Edison Jim Glavin Pal Hayes James Heinz Paul Hulnagel Jerry Hulchinson Edward Kowalski Henry Kokoian George Koncevich Michael Ligus Mallhew Lamer James Langley James Loffus Joseph McGraw John McGraw Jim Murphy James O'Brien James O'Connor Donald Pallon Frank Vaughn Roberl Vogelsberg ,George Weisbrod Gene Williams Herb Williams Neil Williams Howard Wohlfarlh PLEDGES Bob Wolff Bill Kyle Vic Liberi Bob Morgan Tim Murphy Jim Rifchie Paul Slerba Gene Tallman Bill Waken Ernesl' Walker Tom Connery Gabriel Zablafnik 4 I 8 Maple Sfreel , 52753 1 .JK ,...-..a.w-I-Q MRS. J. WYTI-IE WALKER, Hosfess OFFICERS NEAL DWYER . . . . . Presidenr GENE WILLIAMS Vice-Presidenl JAMES LOFTUS . . Secrelary NEIL WILLIAMS . . . Treasurer EDDIE EDMISTON . . Social Chairman Thefa Kappa Phis and dales allempl Ihe impossible, g ,.,.5Av a. ... . I R-S' '34 Page 358 nd' ' -3-ff 'Tx 4 U yor lg fr YJ Tx if Q7 35 Q TY Row I' Ar' A ---V N.. Eawr, Tx 'yri-' FWD Cap ' E .-.' Evra'-i Row 2' C'ailiTin lVll1'yArWrT'1:'J L' - - A 1 E-- P Tn'--' Row 35 M l-lf-r, MMM Cs-,l.g-gg Ml-lfersen Nancy 33'---ell 1-.1 C 0 U NC IL 5' 'ay OFFICERS xg BARBARA CASAD .... FresidenT T-.AARJCRIE BLA.CI-1BURlsl . . Secreilary AVERIL GLTTXTTER . . . Treasurer The VNfOVF6!'llS Panhellenic council is comprised oT The presidenT and one delegaTe Trom each oT The nine naTional womenls panhellenic TraTerniTies on The Ollahoma A. Bi M. College campus, and worlfs direcTly wiTh The oTTice oT The dean oT ffornen. These sororiTies are Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha DelTa Pl, Chi Omega, DelTa ZeTa, Kappa Alpha TheTa, Kappa DelTa, Kappa Kappa Gam- ma, Pi BeTa Phi and ZeTa Tau Alpha. The purpose CT The organizahpn is To main- Tain on a high plane, TraTerniTy liTe and lnTerTraf TerniTf relahonships and To cooperaTe wiTh The college auThorlTles in Their eTTorT To mainTaln Tigh zzdal and zcholashc sTandards.' The council acTs as a Torurrl Tor The discussion oT guesTions oT nTere:T in The college and TraTernlTy world and malres The rules which govern rushing, pledging, and iniTiaTion oT This campus. Each women's TraTerniTy helps sponsor one oT The annual prolecTs during The school year. This year ZeTa Tau Alpha and Kappa Alpha TheTa were in charge oT The panhellenic worlcshop, which was designed To Talce The place oT The annual regional convenTions. The alTruisTic pro- gram, which gives insTrucTion on presenT day guesTions, was also sponsored by The Two groups. Pi BeTa Phi was in charge oT The Campus ChesT drive while oTher prolecTs and sponsors were The spring recepTlon, Alpha Chi Omega: rush book- leTs, Kappa DelTa and Chi Omegaq oTTicers' Teas Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Junior panhellenic, DelTa ZeTa. 2 S Q I fr, Row I: Johnson, Evanell: Ward, Leah: McGhee Norma: McGregor, Sallye, Fisher, Saraleei Warner, DOT: Williamson, MarTy, Row.2: McClerdon, Janice, Osborne, Gayle: Baker, PaTg Wimer, Sueriellg Morrison, Jody, Cooper, Amber: SmlTh, Mary, Cherry, FlizabeTh3 Spurloclc, BeTTy, UNIOR PA HELL C COUNCI OFFICERS SARALEETWSHER ...... , Weddem SALLYE RUTH McGREGCR . . SecreTary NQRMA McGl'lEE . . . Treasurer SARA!-EE FISHER, Pregideny The Junior Panhellenic council is a panhellenic Training program Tor pledges. This organizaTior. is similar To The Women's Panhellenic council and is composed oT The pledge presidenT, a regular delegaTe, and an alTernaTe oT each OT The nine panhellenic women's TraTerniTies on The campus. The purpose OT The Junior Panhellenic is To ac- guainT pledges wiTh The organizaTion purposes. and acTiviTies oT senior panhellenic, To discuss problems common To The various TraTerniTy pledges and To develop a broader undersTand- ing oT leadership among all college groups. OTTicers are selecTed by The individual pledge class according To The alphabeTical order oT women's TraTerniTies on The campus. The presi- denT Tor The year was Trorn The Kappa Kappa Gamma women's TraTerniTy. Members are Mary Miles SmiTh, Jo Ann Conway, Janice McClen- don, PaT Baker, Gayle Osborne, Suenell Wimer, Amber Cooper, DOT Warner, Evanell Johnson, BeTTy Spurloclc, BeTTy Cherry, Leah Ward, Jody Morrison, Saralee Fisher, MarTy Williamson, Sal- lye RuTh McGregor, Mary Dial and Norma Mc- Chee. Page 359 Ou-' 'F QQ YTQ if i 2. 4, L K- xxx T' S C2 aili- Y' 'Q E T .Qx YEL ,Q 35- lo 'Z' 5: 3 2, CT 5 Gamma Ep ilon Chapter Row I: f'ifof4r'.ofi Baflef Eflrllell Blacl Bouqe, Eoqenb Row 4: Marweval, Mouzy, McDonald, Mclvlanus, Mel ihhxz Brmfr, Boyd, Burris auqh, Mosby, Nolen, Panos, Pember Row 2: Ep Cffffflafo Conwy COOK-G' Culver Row 5: Pugh, Reichert Rowley, Rupe, Sanford, Smifh Dc-fl' Dim Ffwcfi Erhlwon Springer, Slaleler, Slephens Row 3: Fon l-lflfilifii l-lillon l'lolCl'iii.on lmhfodcri Row 6: N, Thompson, P. Thompson, Wallfer, Way lfvfffl liil'f f,f Vellf: Lcffii. Wellg, While, B. Williams, D. Williams, N, Williams Page 360 fadori ALPH CHI 0MEGA Alpha Chi Omega was lounded al De- Pauw universily, Oclober I5, IB85, and lhere are now 75 aclive chaplers. Gamma Epsilon, lhe 69lh chapler, was inslalled on lhe Okla- homa A. 81 lvl. campus in I947. The ollicial badge is a Iyre ol gold wilh lhree diagonal lwisled slrings. The colors are scarlel and olive green and lhe llower ol lhe lralernily is lhe red carnalion. MEMBERS Barbara Barlcer Pal Barllell Jane Bogue Barbara Bogenschulz Barbara Brown Belly Burris Carolyn Cooper Johnnie Belh Culver Jeanne Devero Belly Jean Ealon Belly Lou Erickson Belly Fowler Ann I-lillon Joan Avanl Ann Blaclr Marilee Boyd Mary Jane Byers Jeanne Cleveland Joan Conway Pal Dean Margery Dixon Arlene I-Iawlcins Clarice Imboden Joyce Johnslon Maxine Kelle Marie Losey Joan Maneval Marcia Mauzy Joyce I-Iulchison Bellye Jelsma Louise Lewis Nan Mclvlanus Janel Pember Jane Pugh Sharon Sanlord Jo Anne Springer Louise Slafeler Grace Slephens Mary Sue Way Jane Wells Delores Williams PLEDGES Joanna Melaugh Rulh Ann Mosby Mary Anne Nolan Ellie Panos Calherine Reicherl Diane Rowley Mariiane Rupe Mary Smilh Norma Thompson Pally Thompson Jan Walker Pal While Barbara Williams Nancy Williams Barbara Yadon 240 Monroe Slreel I I -my .. M . 21 ' I FW ' u'l'G,, Ida- 'I I .XX I I BETTYE JELSMA, Presidenl MRS. L. L. ADY, I-Iosless I OFFICERS BETTYE JELSIVIA . . . . . Presidenl BARBARA BARKER . . . vaQe-PfeSaaef.+ Q, LOUISE LEWIS . . Recording Secrelary LOUISE STATELER . . Corresponding Secrelary JANET PEMBER . .... Treasurer , NAN IVICIVIANUS . . Social Chairman ,' I. Il, Jalsma and Co. lalce Iile easy. i 1 ii I .I if 1-51 1 vw 41- Q YW T ie: ,av-, 4: is 959: CQ fi-S ,A . .34 ,lg l uv , gt- 1- Q, 'L ,- Y ' J 5' WV' af' 3 'G l'l '19 .ig ,?.. 'CT' F-7 Q-v Alpha Omicron Chapter Row I: Fuafflzca f ':'e,9o J, Baler P, Balef, Bellfnao Row 4: Kopp, Krall, Lee, Long, lv1cClendon, McHenry Beffv' C::'fJE'fJ3'Z'U Camrilbell lvlclmlyre, Moran Row 2: Cazfm Cflfavlnef, Clarl Elem, Fof, lzromlfler, Row 5: Morris, Plwlpps, Pifclwer, Powell, Randall, Roluls 53, 94576: Rosenaur, Savage Row 3: gzfef Hefufer Hzrflam l-luucl' l'lwmler,lolur5T, Row 6: Small, Slaufler, Thompson, Tlworndylce, Vilm life JVM Wedelln, Wheeler, While, Wriqlwl Page 362 ALPH DELTA P1 Alpha Della Pi was lounded as lhe lirsl se- crel sociely lor college women May l5, l85I, al Wesleyan Female college, Macon, Geor- gia. Since lhal lime 75 aclive chaplers have been lounded. Alpha Qmicron was inslalled al Oklahoma A. 84 M. College in I92I and was reinslaled in IQ39. Alpha Della Pi colors are blue and while and lhe lloral emblem is lhe violel. Joan Alcheson Milzi Belknap Marge Bennell Maureen Caulderwood Merilyn Campbell Barbara Casad Mary Lou Elam Mary Alice Fry Frances Fox ' Shirley Glover Nancy I-Iendren June I-Iorlon Ardylh I-louclc Lois I'-lunler Carol I-Iursl Dorolhy Jones Jilrelh Kopp Nancy Adamson Pal Balcer Barbara Chambers Billie Jo Clarlc Cherie Delheraqe Charlene Fronkier Beverly Gallorcl Charlolle Inslee Joan Krall MEMBERS Rosemary Long Shirley Moran Clarice Mcl-Ienry Palricia Mclnlyre Virginia Phipps Doris Pilcher Marilyn Powell Kalhryn Randall Eleanor Roluls Joan Savage Lolela Small Elmerla Slauller Lavona Thorndyke Jean Wedelin Juanila While Luellyri Wrighf PLEDGES Jean Lee Janice McCIe-ndon Rae Janelle Pal Rosenaur Mary Elizabelh Thompson Sara Vilm Mary Wallcins Barbara Wheeler l309 College Avenue 'fabhw Q-. r. ,. '1E e MARILYN POWELL Presidenl MRS. D. B. ALMOND, I-losless OFFICERS MARILYN POWELL ,... . Presidenl BARBARA CASAD . . . Vice-Presidenl JUANITA WHITE . . Recording Secrelary ELMERTA STAUFFER . . Corresponding Secrelary . . . . Treasurer MITZI BELKNAP . PAT McINTYRE Social Chairman Jailbirds Doris Pilcher and Clarice MCI-lenry planning lo lam oul - ia.?f-'r -7 J xg, X :err QW' E l is fn-' E vac Q5 'Ns x. ,ai NN I gs, ca at ff I ?? C' T ',4- Y' Tau Beta Chapter Row I: fvoerion A. Arnold, D. Arnold, Balea, Barham. Bafircri' Barnel' Bel Benrley, Boqqz Brown Row 2: E,roe'fff Carrier, Carringlon, Cary, Cooper, Cin 'fir E. Co' ll, Cm, Douglas, Dralre. J. Duncan Row 3: ff. Darian Durlfn Foddrzll, honler, Franlflin, hulffr Qrfferi lclfirriier, hlrgwlell Holcombe, Hoover Row 4: l'r'q lcfrfoh Vifiq Vleif Kurland Lewis, l.. Lirq lf. Lfxq Mayer McConnell, Mclfinney Page 364 Row 5: McLain, Miles, Miller, Moore, Newcurn, Nidife fer, Norfhrop, Osborne, Piclcrell, Preslon, Price Row 6: Rayburn, Reed, Richardson, Riqg, M. J. Ryan. M. E. Ryan, Saclverl, Slonelcer, Srafllord, Vasser Row 7: Wallace Walsh, Webb, B. While, J. While, M. A. While, S. A. While, Wilkerson, Wirner, Zala- balr CHI 0MEG Chi Omega frarerniry was founded April 5 l895, al lhe Universily ol Arlcansas, by five charler members. Chi Omega now has a membership exceeding 40,000 and IO7 chap Jrers. Tau Bela chapler was inslalled al A X1 my M. in l92O. The while carnalion is The official flower, cardinal and slraw +he colors. Phyllis Anderson Dixie Arnold Anile Barlchursl Mary Ella Barnell Robin Boggs Pafricia Burclelfe Mary Jo Carrier Jean Cooper Nancy Cox Mary Ann Duncan June Foddrill Peggy Fuller Joyce Harper Joanne Holcombe Shirley lhrig Lorna Jo Johnson Helen King Margarel' Klein Delores Kurland Anneife Arnold Bonnie Barham Kalherine Bell Billie Lou Benlly Virginia Brown Barbara Bufler Marriann Carringfon Irene Corey Phyllis Coulfer Sue Cox Doris Ann Douglas Donnis Drake Juaniia Duncan Frances Durlcin Barbara Fosfer Audrey Franklin Jo Ann Green Marilyn l-lewlefl MEMBERS Helen Lewis Louise Long Mary Long Kilfy Bess Maylen Virginia McConnell Marcellefle McLain Mereclilh Miles Flonell Norfhrop Joyce Piclcrell Alyce Reed Belly Rigg Marlha Ryan Sue Saclcell Beverly While Jeanne While Marlha Whiie Marcia Wilkerson Margery Zalabalc PLEDGES Marlha l-loover Kay McKinney Vivian Miller Joan Moore Nancy Newcum Toi Nidifler Gayle Osborne Joan Presfon Barbara Raybourn Jody Richardson Carol Slonelcer Marilyn Slailord Marilyn Vassar Joyce Wallace Carol Walsh Mimi Webb Shirley While Suenell Wimer Alpha Ep ilpn Chapter Row I: L. Efyfw rf. Bfgm Bdfif, Cargzewer Clzieli Row 3: Hwjzom, Huqhefi, Johnson, Julian, Kroufil Row 2: Cf e,f31 a'f Gfmngon PVmLM:f4oMon Row 4: Lbvn,PAamQrmyyTWaybeWy,Paqe,ReEChe Row 5: ZFBQUEV CturHCV,3+eph0n3,Te+Hefon,VVaHoP Page 366 MEMBERS DELTA ZETA Alpha Epsilon chapler ol Della Zela was es- lablished on lhe Olclahoma A. 8: M. campus in i922 and re-inslalled in l94I. ll was lound- ed al Miami universily, Oxlord, Ohio, Oclo- ber 20, I902. Della Zela's pin is a Roman lamp wilh lour pearls al lhe base and a dia- mond in lhe llame. Maxine Bryan Jo Ann Burlce Mary Ann Gallalin Janibelh Haskin Palli l-lorlon Norma Hudson Peggy Jean Julian Joyce Kroulil' Donna Lima Phyllis Webslef Mayb Maralyn Orgain Donna Page Loraine Reische Peggy Sl-iaellei Sue Ledeler Slephens Wanda Telllelon Naomi Wallon PLEDGES Mariorie Brown Nila Brown Ann Carpenler Palsy Cissell Margarel Frances Coles Belly Mae l-lughell Eyanell Johnson Belly Jo Spurloclc Lou Ann Williams IOIO Wesl Third Slreel ww'- gmm. ik... -1'9 hw MARY ANN GALLATIN, Presidenl MISS RENA FOWLE, l-losless OFFICERS MARY ANN GALLATIN . . . . . Pre-sidenl PEGGY SCHAEFFER . . . Vice-Presidenl JANlBETl-l l-IASKIN . . Social Chairman BETTY MAY l-lUGl-lETT . Recording Secrelary DONNA PAGE . Corresponding Secrelary DONNA LIMA . . . . Treasurer Donna Lima and Janibelh l-laskin walch card sharlcs Donna Hudson and Belly Jo Spurloal: Ili 1 ' If 1 'V ' ' Page Row Row Row Row 368 A L C lo 3 H Beta Zeta Chapter G. Clarl M. Clark Cooper, Cross ,, . Bafref P. Ba rrett, Bearden, Blackburn, M. r Bifilelf Bolei, Bowler, Boyan, Browning Exton Diclzon Fllif Emerf Evans i'l11rri2U l'l21ftOn Hellner er gr in l-lamfier Hill Hut h n E. John'Jn J. Johnson, Jones, Kauftmann, Kennedy, Kline Row 5: Kramer, Laird, Lewis, McCoy, Mclvlurry, Mee- Miller, Moore, Morse, Mounqer Row 6: Murphy, Nelson, Noble, Orcutt, Palmer, Pritchard Randolph, Roberts, Scheetz, Shinn Row 7: Simmons, Stevens, Thompson, Timlcen, Tixier Warner, Watkins, Weaver, Weiqman, Williams MEMBERS KAPPA ALPHA THETA Kappa Alpha Thela was lounded January 27, I87O, al DePauw universiry, Greencasile, Indiana. The local chapler, Bela Zera, was es- lablished July 3, I9I9. The basic principles ol lhe lralernily are social, inlelleclual and moral growlh, lhrouqh scholarship, fellowship and friendship. Rulh Alred Palricia Anlrim Rosemary Barrell Barbara Bearden Mariorie Blaclcburn Marianne Blackburn Barbara Blalcely Mary Boyan Joan Bowlmer Nancy Bill Browning Ann Clark Millicenl' Clarlc Joan Claclr Nancy Churchwell Ann Dixon Jaclci Ellis Sally Emery Jannis Hayfon Billie Hebeler Jane Hulcheson Joan Johnson Mary Frances Jones Virginia Kauffman Claudine Kennedy Connie Barrel? LaWanda Boles Margie Burlon Margarer Casey Glenda Clarlc Amber Ann Cooper Marqaref Cross Nancy Evans Pafly Fisher Florelee Harrison Ann Helilner Nancy Kramer Parry Laird Charleen Lewis Colleen Moore Margie Mounger Norma Morse Joan Murphy Donna MacMurrey Laura Noble Marlha Orcufl Jacqueline Prifchard Helen Jayne Randolph Jo Ann Sheelz Coleen Shinn Dorolhy Simmons Nancy Sue Roberls Aldean Thompson Pal Timlcen Carolyn Tixier Peggy Waflcins Joan Weiqrnan Dorolhy Williams Sarah Oglesby PLEDGES Margarel Ann Hill Jo Ann Hendericlcs Earlene Johnson Berfie Kline Anira McCoy Margee Mee Marilyn Miller Ann Palmer Carolyn Slevens Dorolhy Warner Jane Weaver Page '3 4-X Y, T ny,-S. Drs. 1'7 f.. .35 T E' S u Chapter Row I: Fcfrri: R. J. Flin-ri R. Allen Arnell, Barron. Eeiheari Blailr Bculware, Brown, Brownlee Row 2: Cherry Ccrorrer Crewzon, Croix, Dearslon, De- lflar Dfriffcel Dnrilon Durbin, Eldridqe Row 3: Errrldqe Fgffler, Grove, Gunler, Gulhrie, Harl- qrafei l'lf1rfe,-' l'lill l-lirflifgf, Hull 370 Row 4: hluneryager, l-luss, Lawrence, Lawson, Low Marr, Midelce, Miller, Minion, M. Murphy Row 5: P. Murphy, Neal, Neinhaus, Pannacci, Polls Stremmel, Swill, Thomason, Thornburg, Tiller Row 6: S. Seamonds, D. Seamonds, Sruler, Slewarl Ravaioli, A. Ribble, E. Ribble, Rasmussen Row 7: Troul, Vandervorl, Wallace, J. Ward. L. Ward M, Mfeller, V, Weller, Willces, Wueslenberg MEMBERS K PPA DELTA The lirsl women's panhellenic lralernily on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus, Kappa Della was Tounded al Virginia Slale Normal college Oclober 23, I897, and received iTs charler al A. 81 M, in I9I9. There are now 77 nalional chaplers. The diamond shield is The Kappa Della badge: The Tralernily colors are olive green and while, and The llower is The while rose. Janice Box Belh Brown Gwen Brownlee Bobbie Cooper Dorolhy Crewson Mary Ellen Cross I-Ie-len Den Adel Dorolhy Denlon Calherine Durbin Palsy Eldridge Averil Gunler Joyce I-Iarlqrayes June Harvey' Joan I-lull Mary Ann I-Iuneryager PaTTy Nell I-Iuss Norma Lawson Caralee Miller Phyllis Murphy Belya Neal Emily Nienhaus Marie Pannacci Norma Rasmussen Anne Ribble Audrey Ribble Clarila Searnonos Dorolhy Shuler Leila Slewarl Jean Slremmel Mary Swill Nancy Thornascn Ann Troul Jean Ward Marian Weller Palsy Wade PLEDGES Pal Adams Robbie Jane Allen Rosemary Allen Helen Arnell Jimmie Ann Barlon Vera Beshears Nancy Blake Carolyn Bowlware Belly Cherry Jo Ann Dearslon Darlene DeMar Jean Elhridge Rilla Grove Jo Gulhrie PaT Fowler Virginia Hill LaDean I-Iinchey Mary Jo Lawrence Frances Low Eleanor Mair Kaye Midelre Barbara Minlon Marilyn Murphy Nancy PoTTs Dolores Ravaioli Donna Seamonds Camille Thornburg Mary Lou Tiller Marylin Vandevorl Mary Lou Wallace Leah Ward Virginia Weller Margie Wilkes Doris Jean Wueslenberg W has CARALEE MILLER, CARALEE MILLER Pl-IYLLIS MURPHY . MARIE PANNACCI . AUDREY RIBBLE NORMA RASMUSSEN . JUNE HARVEY 703 College Avenue Presidenl MRS. I-I. B. NEWMAN, I-losless OFFICERS . Presidenl Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary . . . Treasurer . Social Chairman . l'Iislorian KD seniors line up Tor approval al Chrislrnas lormal. 5 -5 S if .1 fs. 4,- 3 if va W1 2' fix -c ' 'Qi ,354 T5 f. 7 is 'xr ' sf v 11 'C' Delta igma Chapter Row I: AN..,g,nc f1A r Ach Fil'-ew Bfi1df,BVOVlV't,COf'Y'lbfi'5?, Row 4: McAfee, McGuire, Midkiff, Minor, Moravec Drnrrrrrronfi, Dufrorni, Earnharf Moore Morrison, Morrensen, Moyse Row 2: Flnqr Fhvikar FHLPenm, P FMLbuna Fowkn, Row 5: FAyerg Naam, Payne, Phcher, Pdce, PurneH Grnqnr Qienn Fhnr Hur? RHChey,SHhJ,SneH Row 3: H ',4 Jfrrrfiffr V5-ryrrner LfffAa',fer Linfhlcurn, Row 6: Snow, Springer, Sfaffelbacln, Thompson, Varer 'A. LV'V ,mor Loft- Lugnr VAarMn Vinyard, VVQHQ VVhHneH, VVoods Page 372 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Kappa Gamma was Tounded aT MonmouTh College, MonmouTh, III., 0cTober I3, l87O. DelTa Sigma chapTer was insTalled aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College in The spring oT I947. The golden key is The sororiTy sym- bol, The Tleur-de-lis The Tlower, and dark and lighT blue are The colors. Kappa Kappa Gamma has Sl naTional chapTers wiTh over 40,000 members. MEMBERS Sheila Alexander Suzie Askew Joan Brown Claire Cornbesf Ann Drummond Gay DuTTord Virginia EarnharT June FleTcher PaT Flikkema Sallie Lou 'Fowler Rornayne Green PaT l-lair Dorris Hess Margene LinThicum Mary Ellen Ash Sara Lee Fisher Joyce Flilckema Jodie Gordon Joan Jarboe Lara Lou Kershner Joan LaMasTer Delores LinThicum Nancy Loye Janie Lee McATee Evelyn Meyers Jane Minor Jackie Lugar Marilyn Marlin Virginia McGuire MarTha Midkiff Nancy MorTensen Barbara Moyse PaTsy Neale PaT Siifel BeTTy Sue Snell MarTha Snow Diane STaTTelbach RuTh Ann WhiTnell Barbara Woods Joanne Thompson PLEDGES Rosalie Moravec Shirley Moore Jody Morrison Caroline Payne MarTha PiTcher Gayle Price Nelda Purnell Mary Jane RiTchey Ann Springer PaTTy Vineyard MargareT VaTer Laura Ann Wells CharTer members and alurns break ground Tor long awaiTed hous NANCY MORTENSEN, PresidenT MRS. THOMAS BRANSTETTER. T-losTess NANCY MORTENSEN . . . . PresidenT JACKIE LUGAR . ROYMANE GREEN PAT HAIR . . . GAY DUFFORD . ANN DRUMMOND Fowler, Flick Vice-PresidenT . Recording SecreTary . Corresponding SecreTary . Treasurer Social Chairman ma, Moyse, Alexander and DuTTord look Through KKG scrapbook f 3,19 ' , WT? ! ' T' 'Tb ali: Y.. I fe Q Page Row Row Row Row 374 if T' 1 6 S 0klahoma Beta Chapter f-n.rf,rr.g fwfrrnf. f1ngerer,Arrn5lrOnq, Berne field. Marlces, McCollum, McDougall, McFarland, Elfrl Herd Bradlcrfj Breelfenrldge Brlafer, Bryan, McGregor, McMillan Row 5: McMinimy, Mcpeelc, Merveldf, M, F. Moore, M. 2. Cary Cfrrme Crmflcro Crufchheld, ll, Eerlh E. Moore, Mole, Mullendore, Nyswonqer, Oldham, M, Faffhrnqr, Ennf: Ezell, Finch, Forzler, Frlz- Paden, Payne, Puclfell 6ff4 f Row 6: Puryeer, Roloerlaon, Roundlree, Schick, Segars, Gere, 91 . r Hfmlvrffm Herne, Harlan, Hill, Shannon, Shorl, Shullz, Sillers, Sleeds, Slenn, Sfevens YT' H H3fll ' l W1 l lamef 'lellllflf' Row 7: Sluarf, Taylor, J. Thomas, J. A. Thomas, Walsh, 4. lffe' Lf,r.cwier Lnrlln Lazhlef, Lauzlen, Lucle Webber, Wheeler, While, Williamson, Wixon, Wolfe Pi Bela Phi was lounded al Monmoulh col- lege, Monmoulh, Illinois, April 28, l867. Ok- lahoma Bela chapler of Pi Bera Phi was esrab- lished al A. Xi M, in I9l9. The Pi Bela Phi pin is a golden arrow and lhe colors are wine red and silver blue symbolized in rhe wine carni- lion. Pi Bela Phi now has 96 nalional chaplers rhroughoul lhe counlry. MEMBERS Janel Abrams Margie Lauslen Mary Ann Adarir, Charlene Lucllielo Elizabelh Ancrew Mary Lou Armsrr Carolyn Bond Laverne Bradlorrr Louemrna Brafl,-rrrii,i i- Diana Burn Conlee Caldwell Mary Carolyn Crew, lord Mayoma Jean Earllrrnan Norma Earlhrrrfrn Jane Ezell Wanda Finch Carma Erizzell Joan Gaines Palii Hanna Sue Haclrlenran Barbara Harlan Eleanor Harper Mariorie Inman Jane? James Mary Louise Jones Lois Ann Lancaster Carol Ann Larlin Norma Barnes Milzi Blaclc Frances Brisfer Donna Bryan Barbara Cruichlield Charlolle Ennis Sandra Jan Forsier Vera Jo Goley Mary Gayle Gouin Marilynn Hill Kafhleen Jehlicka Louise Lashley Salyee Rulh McGre Mary Elizabelh Moore Diana More Norma Jo Marlres Serri Mai:Dou-gal Jane McCollum Joyce McFarland Pal Mclvlillin Nancy Jane McMini Berry Meryeldl Mary Frances Moore Rulh Mullendore Paulla Nyswonger Jeanne Oldham Charlene Schick Mary Lou Shannon Joyce Shullz Eileen Sfeeds Peggy Siem Margaret Sluarr Palricia Taylor Jeanne Thomas Jody Thomas Palricia Wheeler Pal While PLEDGES Carolyn McPeelc Wileela Paden Maxine Payne Elizabelh Puryear Jane Roberlson Belly Rounlree Jerry Lou Segars Marilyn Sl'1Ol'l Nancy Rulh Sillers Beverly Sfeyens Jean Walsh Grelchen Webber Marlha Williamson Ann Wixson Ann Wolfe PQSJPET' . '. A. wx Q1 ig? Yrs-'T 923 College Avenue ff' 4 .irfifk CAROLYN BOND, Presidenr MRS. G. C. PARKER, Hosiess CAROLYN BOND . Presidenl' CARMA ERIZZELL . Vice-Presidenr JEANNE OLDHAM CAROL ANN LARKIN JOYCE SHULTZ . JANET ABRAMS . PAT TAYLOR . . . Recording Secrerary . Corresponding Secrelary . .... Treasurer Social Chairman Hisiorian Pi Phils are nolrorious lor robbing fheir relrigeralor. - iff- . H Page Alpha Up ilon Chapter Row I: Aflini fwpperle, Beneclfe, Brewer, Brown, Buclq E rn Chadwitl Childerj, Chuda Row 2: Cole Co-Iyer, Crozroe, E. Cunnfnqhem, R. Cun ririqfurn Diirloff Df1vid,Dial Dinan Eilerla ow 3: Fih-ef C. Flf:lCh9r J. Flelcher F h F 1 Fr 'rf G' mfr' Qfyigr. lfl. E. Gorrnari, lfl. L. Gorf Fflfjf' Row Row Row Row 4: Greider, Haney, A, l-linlcel, J, l-linlqel, Johnson Kerns, Kline, Lowfher, Maclcey, Macy 5: Malheny, McGhee, Milledge, Miller, Mills, Moe Murphy, Murdoclc, Myers b: Oldham, C. Pearson, J, Pearson, Penninqlon, Pop lin, Porr, Rowland, Sears, Schmidl 7: Shaver, Smilh, Spaelh, Slanley, Slump, Turner Vxffjlliz, While, Winl MEMBERS ZETA TA ALPHA Oclober l5, I898, is lhe dale Zela Tau Al- pha was lounded al Longwood college, Farm- ville, Virginia. Alpha Upsilon chapler ol Zela Tau Alpha was lounded on lhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus April 20, I923. The while violel is lheir flower, and lhe colors are lurguoise blue and sleel gray. Belly Allcins Joan Aupperle Barbara Brown Margarel' Buclc Pal Chadwiclc Shirley Childers Geneva Chuda Jean Collyer Eva Jo Cunningham Rosella Cunningham Jane Darlow Marlha Dixon Virginia Edwards Rulh Fisher Calherine Flelcher Gwen Friman Mary Ellen Gorman Mary Louise Gorman Nancy Grieder l-laroldean l-'laney Aldeen l-linlcle Evelyn Johnson Mary Kline Mary Lowlher Rose Mary Beneclce Elizabelh Brewer Lou Ann Burns Pal Cale Elizabelh Crosnoe Rosalee David Mary Dial Lauree Eilerfs Jane Flelcher Frances Foshee Margarel Fox Belly Macy Helen Mackey June Malheny Mary Louise Milledge Alma Mills Ann Murdock Kalhleen Murphy Mary Margarel Myers Charlolle Norlon Ann Oldham Carolyn Pearson Jean Pearson Frances Penninglon Belly Rowland Elizabelh Schmidl Jo Nell Sears Naomi Sheppard Bobbie Faye Srnilh Inez Spaelh College Avenue MRS. EMMETT WOOLSEY, l-losless OFFICERS Nancy Srfump . Presidenl Sue Turner VlCS-PFeSider1l' Mary Alice While l Secrgfary La June Winl Treasurer l-lislorian PLEDGES . Seven malls-coming up! Aleene Gilberl Jo Helen Gipson Gwenilh Kerns Norma McGhee Lillian Miller Bernadine Moe Donna Poplin Delphine Porr Pal Shaver Margarel Slanley Sally Wallis 'i g,...A El HANNER HALL .f1Naix.j5s.gLQ an-aff:-. ' - .1 I gi: -.2 .1 -f- - 2 ' we- f t1f gas:-if'-w -at N' .. 2 A .h ' - r - ,- 5x',1fs-e,::gfu.q,.,..,151as--qc! W'-' -' I 1-f-'va'-1:1-.sr - H. f ' I' , Q -M959 YMFB .' . g k. 1 I s I 'Sv . ,,,, ,QV .U K-' ff I-Iorne ol The AII1IeIes, I-Ianner liall Iwouses nearly I65 men, 90 per- cenf of wliorn are aclive in varsily sporls, and is Iocaled in Ilwe middle of flue A. 81 IVI. campus. BUIII in I925 and named in lwonor o1CCapI. Carlrer C. I-Ianner, a SIIII- waler World war I Iwero, I-Ianner Iiall has mainlained a repulalion of friendliness and cooperalion. In addilion Io advancing scI'ioIasIicaIIy and winning Iaurels for 'rlie college in Ioolball, baslcefball, baseball, 'rraclc and wreslling Ilie men of I-Ianner gave Iiayrides, picnics and dances during Ilie pasl year. Antler all sporls evenls, Ilfie aflwleles' parenlrs and friends are served collee in 'flue Iialls. Elnofe Gassaway is Iwosless of Ilwe liall. Jing X x Page 378 'Ein OFFICERS BILL P. NICHOLS Presidenf JIM DORSEY Vicelpresidem J. T. ANDERSON Secrelary-Treasurer GEORGE CELLAR Social Chairman MRS. E. GASSAWAY. I-lost Pe-3 Anderson serves as c dispenser al Ilm I-Ianner H II .I Ieen lor atlilrptes Bill I-Iulcln in, Sy EiIIei, Zed Giissoni, Bi-qdford and Ted Jones. Row I: Wafson, Jack: Hale, Cash: Markham, John: Tunell, Clem: Roberls, Ted: Kullmann, Dean: Richfer, Augusl. Row 2: Carmichael, Joe Berry, Henry: Kellner, Jack: Gilchrisl, Bill: Lalhrop, Bill: Scearce, Joe: Pope, Carroll: Shaw, Jerald. Row 3: Holderman, Dale: Kerns, Frank Voighr, John: Perakis, Harry: Anderson, J, T.: Busse, George: Polson, Bruce. Row 4: Andrew, David: Buck, Joe: Krehhiel, Eldon: Carler Hearl: Lipe, Gib: Nichols, Bill: Mock, R. W.: Banks, Douglas. Row I: Brulon, Billie: Foor, Phil: Pigg, Jimmie: Walkins, Russell: Penn, George: Fulfon, James. Row 2: Allen, Charles: Scysler, George Foley, James: Telerfiller, Kennelh: Gigoux, Jere: Skaggs, Omer: Allison, George: Darcey, James. Row 3: Gardner, Ralph: Parker, Richard Hudson, Roswell: McCown, Bryanf: Terranove, Edward: Neighbors, Wallon: Buck, Eddie: Doyle, Jerry. Row 4: Davis, Willard: Miller, John Darcey, Henry: Nixon, Glenn: Shoemaker, Troy: Bowles, Billye: Ulley, Gerald: Dedeaux, Louis. Row 5: Wilkinson, Roberl: Meeker, Don Thornbury, Bill: Cellar, George: Gray, Berl: Payne, Hillon: Graham, George: Smifh, Keilh: McAr+hur, Gale: Miller, Jim. Row I: Bock, William: Hollingsworfh, Bob: Slephens, Willie: Nassau, Bernard: Hicks, Paul: Hyde, Homer: McKoy, Jim: Gay, Charles. Row 2 Harrison, Charles: Davis, Elvin: Gay, Roland: Clarkson, Carroll: Mobley, John: Tabor, John: Gerslen, Jesse: Schneider, Bernard. Row 3 Ascher, Wallon: Harrison, Bobby: Harman, Leon: Dunlap, Kennelh: Ward, Gene: Richey, Clifford: Richey, Chesler: Dunkin, Lonnie. Row 4 Howell, Garland: Shriver, Joe: While, Donald: Websler, Don: Gardner, Jack: Cranslon, Calvin: Holloway, James. Page 379 MQ THATCHER HALL li gxx y W NV ne K -- Tl-fi. QQ'-.5176 - ' A 'A ' . ,.-T . ' L -k.,mswisna.:..a:az,f+ :s...,.Y..f ' - One of four men's dormilories af A. 84 M., Tharcher hall was builr in l925 and named lor Jessie -lhalcher Bosl, lirsl woman graduare of Olcla- homa A. 81 M. College. Used firsr as a women's dormirory and laler as adminislralive offices and classrooms in 'rhe navy Japanese language school during World war ll, Thafcher hall was opened To college men sludenrs al The beginning of rhe fall rerm, I946. A well-rounded social calendar was offered by Thalcher men during +he year wi'rh formal dances, picnics and open house a few of rhe acliv- i'ries enjoyed. Chief coordinalor for rhe ISO men +ha'r lived al Thalcher was prexy Siegberr Thies. Ofher officers were l-larold Jones, vice-presi- den+g Gene Whi+'ral4er, secrelary-lreasurer, and Jim Osborn, social chair- man. ii 'g ,, '- Qguf. i .5 L A Page 380 OFFICERS SIEOBERT Tl-HES Presidenr HAROLD JONES Vice-Presidenl GEN E WI-IITTAKER Secrerary-Treasurer JIM OSBORN Social Chairman MRS. C. WILLIAMS, I-los? Kenny Vaughn and Jaclc Le display amazemenl' over 'rh beaufy of REDSKIN lov l hile Bill Walker, Homer B lr and Glen Thrasher add Their proval. u-.... - - -- - as eAA-Y-f-W M- Nunn' haul ro 0 Q Cl Wil . Row I: Roberls, Donald, McAfee, Wayne, Grubb, Jr., Jack, Hambra, Al, Hughes, Ted, Jones, Harold, Mrs. Williams, hosless, Thies, S. A., Randall, R. J. Row 2: Pilfs, Joe, Cook, Allan, Ramsey, Wayne, Sullivan, Bill, Boles, George, Denlon, Paul, Aldridge, Bennie, Lemon, Lewis: Sharp, Glenn, Milchell, Kennelh, Markwell, Eddie. Row 3: Ashley, Wayrnon, Giess, Roberl, Vauch, Raymond, Moser, Bob, Moreland, J. W., Allen, Frank, Bouldin, Bobby, Ward, Maurice, Johnson, Don, Legg, Warren, l-larpman, David. Row I: Nichols, Joe, Lee, Bryan, Walker, Bill, Richardson, Harvey, Riggs, Paul, Croom, Jack: Bolay, ClOviSI BGGVSS. J- H-I CGW JOl'll'1I MOS- leller, Berry, Blounl, Elmo. Row 2: Ziegler, William, Ross, Ralph, Blair, Jim, Thrasher, Glenn, Fosler, Charles, Johnson, Bill, Leierer, Melvin, Peabody, Charles, Roberls, Edward, Wesf, Ted: Hill, Jr., Louis, Uplon, James. Row 3: Bugh, Don, Nash, Dick, Johrislon, Kennelhg Voyles, Charles, Shapiro, Roberl, Collier, Norman, Schlesener, Jim, Sylvesler, Jack, Drury, Claudie, McCombs, Thomas James, Edwin. Row 4: Nigro, Richard, Pohlman, Don, Epperson, Carl, Tillolsori, Gordon, Hoermann, Edward, Sfoabs. Charles, Gillis, Edward, Green, Donald, Payne, W. D., Spells, Gerald, Hedrick, Glennis. Row l: Porfugal, Homo, Lynch, Ed, Payne, Dick, Lewis, Jackie, Vaughn, Kennelh, Osborne, Jim, Brandeberry lein, Thomas, Lynch, Charles: Grigsby, Roberl, Gulick, Burl. Row 2: Bailey, Jim, Lewis, Harold, Dewhirsl, Johri, Mann, Lawrence, Williams, Delmar, Greiner, Roberl, Yoakum Harold, Turner, Fredis, James, Clarence: Brown Homer, Dewhirsl, Robert, Heiliger, Roberi, Troufr, James, Rrohaska, Ray, Kilpalrick, Lesler: Howse, Wayne,i Elberlson, Bill, Wisley, Leon, Peabody, Tom, Slifes, Troy, Bob, Taylor, Ralph: Holzber- Camerer, Keilh, Berlin, Don, Bradford. Row 3: Woodall, Pickell, Jim, Haley, Sidney: Wheeler, Franklin, Barr, Roy E., Johnson, Ray, Wade, Harold. Row 4: Morris, Jr., George, Whifecrow, Jake, Camerer, Darrell, Parrish, Jerry, Slringer, Rex, Ellis, Thomas, Buck, Horner, Whilfaker, Gene, Goodman, Roy, Rice, Brooks, Wells, Paul, Holladay, John, Thompson, William. Page,38l CTTRDELL HALL Named Tor The laTe Harry B. Cordell, Tormer presidenT oT The sTaTe board oT agriculTure, Cordell hall is locaTed in The norTh cenTral secTion oT The campus and is The largesT men's residence hall aT Oklahoma A. Xi M. BuilT in l939 aT a cosT oT S600,000, The building houses 730 men and has compleTe posTal, caTeTeria, canTeen, and sTudy TaciliTies as well as a spacious living room and Two smaller, privaTe parlors Tor relaxing and enTerTaining. During The war years, The Tour-sTory briclc hall housed naval radio Tech- nicians who were receiving Training aT A. 84 lvl. LaTer. The hall housed oTTicers oT The navy and marine corps who were enrolled in The Japanese language school. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thomas served as official hosT and hosTess Tor Cordell hall men during The pasT year. Page 382 OFFICERS BOB ATTERBU RY PreSidenT TROY BRICKMAN Vice-PresidenT ELDON HOOD SecreTary CHARLES STTVER Treasurer KENNETH REGAN Social Chairman MRS. L. C. THOMAS, HosTess Cordell Hall's TirsT Cowboy C pers dance was a social high lighT of The year. Relaxing d ing inTermission are KenneTh Rainwafer and Elinor Harp Marlon ToTTy and June Blubalr ChesTer HerTh and PaT Joh drow and an unidenTified coupl H. C. Adams, l-l. Adams, Aifken, Appleqafe, Armslronq, Arwood, Assirer, Allclnson. T, Aflmlnson, Allerbury, Baggerly, Bales, Ballew, Barrera, Barron, Basserf. Beall, Benedlcf, Bilderback, Blslwop, Blaclc, Blaclcburn, Jr., Blair, Blubauglw. Bowers, Branclw, Braslwear, Brasslield, Brazell, Brewer, Briclcrnan, Bridges. Brown, Bryanl, Bryce, Burdick, Burch, Burlc, Burlrlwead, Byrd. Byrnes, Calzolari, Cannon, G. Cannon Capelc, Carpenrer, Cason, Chambers, Cl1ris'rman,Claybalcer, Cliff, Clodlelfer, Combs, Corner, Core, Cowley. CORDELL HALL Page 383 CORDELL HALL Page 384 5-Db Cox, W. Cox, Clfx Viel' Cfdhdn, Cfanof Cfissev, Crliijlnlield,CrilleV1dOI'1. Ciufignlield Culberf, Cunningham, Currieo, Daniel, Davidson, A. Davis, C. Davis J. Davis, James T. Davis, Jolwn Davis, P. Davis, Delmiler, Deupree, Diiius, Dillard. Diwnavanl, Doncwvari, Dooms, Dolv, A. Douglass. C. Douglass Dmebecl, Dry. Duslon, E-zk, Ei-:lv-enl:-eiqer, Eiferf, Ellis, Eng, Eibar Eslus. Evans. Every, Ewinq, Fang, Feirell, Field, Finfannon, Finnell. Fi-,l'i, Filzqerald, Fleclw, Flippfb, Fwibea, Foresfer, Fowler, Fox. Francis, Franco Fraser Frazier Freeman, Freese Friedman, Fry. Fnnon, Gam Gerling J. Garner L. Garner, Garrerr, G-ee Giworrniey. Gilbert Godfrey, Goin, Good. Goode. Gooden Goodnue, Gordon. Gould, Graham, G. Gray, J. Gray, Morris Gray, Guiley, Hall, B. Hamilron. R. Hamiifon. Haney, Harden, Harris, S. Harris, Harrison, Hari, Jr., Hasenbeclc. Hasrinqs, Hawkins, Hearn, Henderson, C. Henderson, Herriaqe, Herrian, Herrin. Hibberi, N. Hibberf, Hickman, Hicks, J. Hicks, Hines. Hogan, Holden. CORDELL HALL Page 385 CORDELL HALL .3 i. ,ar 4!l5u 4 I'N -v r-. 1 T' 3? ,nn 'xx wg., 0 110- -Q 5-P 0- ,- -n Page 386 .ul -.Z tv lm... tf ,gh- fv- 31 26: 4-'Za Rpm Holland, R. Holland, Holmes, L. Holmes, Hood, Hooper, l-looplr1qarner,l-lcpllns Hops-Dm, Housman, Hrclx, Hubbard. T, Hubbard, W. l-lubbard. l-luQlwes l-luvme. l-lumplwreys, l-lunl, B.l-lLm1,F.Hun+, W. l-lunf, Huslon Hulclwison, Hullcwrw, Hyer lrmls. Irwin, lseley, Jiles,O.Johanssof1. G. .lolwnsorm M.JEl'1rwSOn P.J0l1nson, J.Jol'wns1orx, R. Jolmslon, C. Jones, G. Jones, Kalla, Kammerdlener, Kellogg Keyz. Kiesel, Kinclweloe, Kirby, Kopl, Kouri, lfozel Krlslwer. Kulmen, Kulai. Kullmann, Kunderl, Lancaster, Lanqglorl. l.dll mm, Law, Lewis, Lillie, Logan, Longplne. Lorenzen, Lovelace, Lowry, Lucas. R. Lucas, Mahan. J. Mal'1en,Mallory, Maller, Manasco, Mannering, J. Mannerino, Merlin, McCabe, McClure, McGee. McLain, McLaughlin, McMalwan, McManus McMurray, McTaqqar+, Merliss, Miller, R. Miller, Minion, Monfqomery, B. Moore. W. Moore, Morris, J. Morfon, Moy, Murfon, Navlclcas, Nelson, H. Nelson. Nobis, R. Norris, Nysfrom, O'Brien, Orr, Pakis, Panislw, Parker. Payne, J. Payne, L. Payne, Pearson, Peebles, Peel, Pemberfon, Pendergrafr 0RDELL HALL Page 387 l i. 1. I 1 l , CORDELL H LL qv-.- My gb ,Q A 6- ' 'bu as, , 7 'Y sh. 2 35, ig, -9. s., ,.- N' if A :ag sa., 347' :vw BN 7 ' . Q- 7 -as ' . 1 I I . 4'-S :wa Q' 91 X. x, D , as A A ? Page 388 Rerningtom, R, Penningfon, Refers F. Peters, Plccolo, Rwerce. Plxm ale, Polston. Porler, PSHE-r, Rolls, Rabon. Raqen, Ralnwaler, Reed, Reeves. Reno, Reynolds, Richardson, Riclvey, Ridings, Rinlcef, Rob-erls, B. Roberfs. ROber1son,J,Roberlson, Rolller, Rool, Russell, Sablan, Serin, Sarfor. Saye, Sclwarl, Sclwoelller,Sclwoel1berger S-ilwrlber, Service, Sewell, Slweels. Shellleld, Slwuman, Slsfl, Slemp, A. Smlllu, A. J. Smifla, B.SmI+l1, F.Smill1. J. Smiflw, M. Smifh, R, Smith, V. Smlllw, W. Smilh, Snell, Snow, Solomon. Sparr, Slranislaus. Slearman, Sfeichen, Slelner, Sfephensr Sfevenson, Sliver. Sf. John, Slokes. Sfovall, Tansel, Tafum, Taylor, Thalcer, Thomas. O. Thomas, G. Thompson, M. Thompson, Thornfon, R. Thornlon, Tifsworfh, Todd, W. Todd, Jr. Toffy, Treece, Trinka, Tucker, Turner, Vernon, Vicfor, VonDrehle, Walker, Warnsdorler, Walers. Walson, Waugh, Webb, Weilcer, Welborn. Weslbroolc, B. While, J. Whife, Whifney, Williams, J. C. Wilson. J. W. Wilson, Winchesler. Wymer, Yorlc, Jr., T. York, Ysifa, Ziclcefoose, Zinlc, Ziralczadeh, Zonglcer, Knox. CTDRDELL HALL Page 389 0RTH MURRAY HALL ,, . s..W,s'y:f' - .Q -, l Men, I93 s+rong, Tools up permanenl residence in Norlh Murray hall al +he beginning ol The I949 fall semesrer aller Aggie coeds abandoned 'rhe hall in favor of lhe recenlrly-compleled New Dorm. l-lasrily organized and operaling on a small enlerlainmenr budgel, lhe men managed, neverlheless, 'ro win lirsr place in hall decoralions during homecoming and hold a Chrisrmas parly. Jam sessions are an everyday occurrence in Jrhe hall, wilh an eighl- piece oullir lhar praclices regularly in lhe living room. Seven dilllerenl campus musical organizarions are represenled by residenls ol lhe hall. Mrs. Lyda Tidwell is hosless ol +he hall, moving from Willard hall aller years of conlinuous service There as nighl hosfess. The dormirory was named in honor of former Gov. William l-l. Murray and is a smaller replica of rhe four-slory Georgian design found in Mur- ray hall. I OFFICERS JAMES M. CLANCEY Presidenf GEORGE Tl-lOM PSON Vice-Preside-nl JOHN BROWN Secrefary-Treasurer JOHN COATES Social Chairman MRS. LYDA TIDWELL, Hosle Q B ff f X 1614! Page 390 ob Benneff pluclrs on his gil and loolcs mournful as Har ld McRay, Jim Edwards, Virgil C ney, Don Vandyne and Char McPay sing about losl loves. Barnes, Bearnrh, Bennelr, Best Biclcing Biederman, Boss, J. Brown. L. Brown, P. Brown, Brunside, Burden, Byers, Cage, Casmedes, Carney. Chunlro, Clarlc, Cooper, Crawford, J. Crawford, Crurghlleld, Currie, Dunn. Ed.-fards. Ely Ford Freeny, Garde, Garvin Gill, Gilmer. Grassrnan, Green, W. Green, l-lawlc. Jech, Johannes, Jumper, Lee. Lulnln, Ludwlclc, Marquis, Jr.. McAnelly, McAfee, McCarley, McClure, R. McClure. McGoodwin, Monfgornery, Mumford Nevins, Ranieri, Rhodes, Rilrer, Robbins, Rogers. Sharp, Shawn, Sheers, Smilh, O. Smirh, Snodgrass, Talyrelr, Terrill, Wall. T, Walker, J. Walker, Wiclcizer, Williams, Wilson, Van Burlcleo, Zachary, Rilchie, Cline. L ' is 1.x ee 'T's0 ,xpwx .1 - i I Row Ig pug? Mary- Ggfrigign, Maryg Ciine Alicc-3 Carscn, Peggy- Th irnhill Beverlvq Wiles Jo: Johnson, Carrieg Mincher, MoneTTeg I-Ianey, Ee Mitra A'a. Row 2: I-Iigdcn LaVern-51 GarIin:Tc-n -ladieq Ellison RaT7 Vandiver, DciroThyq Snelson, Barbarag Moore, Mary: KeIIerT, Cvrieri'-aj Mufre' Jane' Arms-ro cleanninej Schendel Margarel. Row 3: Fox Eevyi Kent Lillianq Marshall, Virgilene' Graves, Shirley: Liitlrard Marug Shaker Eellv Bcalrigh' MarczareTq Price, Caril' I-Iarvev, Dorcdhy. .IO ANN NNILES, Fresid-1-ri' Grand Council is an organizaTion which serves as a governing body Tor The women's residence halls. NoT only does iT serve as a Iegislafive body, buT iT also encourages cooperaTion and engen- ders a Teeling oT uniTy beTween Willard, Murray and The new dorm. This is accomplished in The council Through iTs composiTion oT The oTTicers oT each hall and The presidenTs oT each dormiTory Tloor. Dean STouT and The head counselors oT each hall-Miss STevens, Miss ArmsTrong and Mrs. STringTieId-acT as advisors To The council and aTTend all The meeTings. Grand Council was organized in June, I943, when The women sTudenTs moved Trom Murray hall To live in I I oT The TraTerniTy houses called vicTory halls. This organizaTion was To head The Page 392 OFFICERS JO ANN WILES .,... . . PresidenT CARRIE LEE JOI-INSON . . Vice-PresidenT BEVERLY TI-IORNI-IILL . . SecreTary-Treasurer V-halls and conTinued To TuncTion when The girls moved baclc inTo The halls. AT The monThIy meeTings OT The Grand Coun- cil such Things are discussed as ways To TurTher scholasTic sTandings, group living problems, social acTiviTies and The acTiviTies OT The various organ- izaTions connecTed wiTh Grand Council. IT as- sisTed in The organizaTion oT The new dorm and gives Tinancial and oTher aid To The weekly news- papers published by and Tor The Three residence halls. To This consTiTuTion each hall adds iTs own by-laws. OTTicers Tor The l949-I95O school year are: presidenT, Jo Ann Wiles: vice-presidenT, Carrie Lee Johnson, and secreTary-Treasurer, Beverly Thornhill. OFFICERS PEGGY CARSON PreddenT JEANINE AMEND Vice-PresidenT CLRRCDL PRHZE SecreTary-Treasurer SHIRLEY GROVES SodalChahman MRS. VIRGINIA POPE, I-Iasless Mrs. Virginia Pope relaxes wiTh a magazine as WiIlardiTes Loraine Serwin, Peggy Carson, Virginia Lou Thornhill, Eileen Scherler, Priscilla Dowell, Doris McBride, Charlene Blanlcen and Kafhleen Thompson loolc on. ILLARD HALL -111 LasTing Triendships and a True spiriT oT democracy can be Tound among The 435 girls who, during Their Tour years oT college, call Willard hall home. Named Tor Frances E. Willard, The hall is oT modiTied Georgian archi- TecTure and combines The elemenTs oT beauTy, eTTiciency and comTorT. The inTerior reTIecTs a modern TreaTmenT oT The l8Th cenTury Turnishings and is accenTed by Two smaller living rooms on eiTher side oT The main lounge. Mrs. Virginia Pope and Mrs. Ruby Crozier supervise The hall and acT as oTTicial hosTesses To all visiTors. Miss Julia L. STephens is head counselor. The girls who live in The house worlc closely TogeTher To produce Two Tormal dances, several inTormal parTies and The TloaT and house decora- Tions aT homecoming all oT which have gained Willard hall an ouTsTanding name aT A. 84 M. I .. -A 'ay '.f.x ,, I . .,x, X ' I 'V 1f, , gf R' 3,15 H i ' ff 4 EQ 3 A, Q NVBQQE f r -25' 1 . ,s,, ...,,, W Page 393 ILLARD HALL .. J nz - 4.5 ar :in ff' Adams, Akers, R. Allen, R. J, Allen, Alworllw, Amend, Avanl, Avanzini. Baber, Ballard. C. Barrelf, N. L, Barrell, Beedle, Beers, Beu, Black. Blair, Blanlren, Bloch, Brown, B. A. Brown, B. B. Brown, F. Brown H, V. Brown. M. A. Brown. V, M. Brown Bryan, Bryanl, Boyd, Bunch, M. L, Bunch, Burne-H. Bussey, Byrd. Campbell, Cann, Capps, Carpenter, Carson, Casey. Cason, Caslle, Chambers, Chaney, Cl'1apman,Cis5ell, Cleveland, Clinard. Colley, Colm, A. J. Cole, P. L. Cole Cornplon, Coolr, Corbell, Cornelius. Couch, Cox. Crahan, Craig. Cummins, Daiion. D. Daniel, J. Daniel. Z. Daniei, Darby, Davis, DeBardeieben, Defneraqe, Dickey. B. Doiezai, M. Dole-zai. Dose, Doweii, Drake, Drexii, Dufford, Eagan. Edqerfon, Edson Edwards, Eisenhour, Eiarn, E. Flanagan, W, Fianagan, Flores, Forrest Franklin. French, B. Friffs, D. Frifis, Frifzier, Garms, Gilliam, Goad, Goddard. Gorden, Grady, Graham, Graves, Gravefie, B. Green. J. Green, Grigsby. Gurley, Hackney, Hall, Hamm, Hammeff, Hand, Harringfon, Harrison. ILLARD HALL Page 395 ILLARD HALL Page 396 Harvey, Harhcoclr, Henson, Higgins, Hinfon, Hoffman, Hohenadel, Holcomb. Holdridge, L. Howard S. Howard, Hubbard, Hughes, Huh, Hunsaker, Hufchlson Insree Jernigan, Jessee, Jirik, C. Johnson, G. Johnson, P. Johnson, Johnsfon. G. Jones, L. Jones, Kaiser, Krlpafriclr. Kife, Klernme, Kos-srer, Krafr. Kruger, Lane, Langford, Layion, Ledbeifer, Le-lc-as, B. Lrggensfoffer, M, Luqgensioffer. Loqsfon, Lomeniclx, Long, Lurer, Marcoux, Mariin, Mf-rsfcrson, May. McBride, McCall, McDowell, McFarland McGee, McKay, Mclfinfey, McVid1er. Mears, Mendenhall, Miller, Minion, Moffat Molz, Moore, Pal Morgan. Peggy Morgan, Morrison, Mole, Murphy, Belly Murray Mae Murray, Nall, B. Nelson. M. Nelson, Nidiller. Noble, Norfhrlp, Oakes, O'Bryan. Oyler, Ann Palmer. Agnes Palmer, Panlell, Parlcer, B. Payne, K. Payne, Pendlelon, Peppers, Belly Pills. lvl. Pills, Porr, Porfs, Pribyl, Price, Prieqel, Procror, Randolph. Rarliffe, Redmond, M. Rhodes, V. Rhodes. Richards, Roeplca, Rogers, Rook, Roof, Rosenberger, Rule, Rush Salinq, Sarver, Scarbrough, Schafz. . Scherler, SCOTT, Shaber, Shaclnelford, Shorf, Simi, Smalley, Srnifh, Sorrels, Spellman, Sfephens, Sficelber, Slroupe, Slolpe, Sullivan, Summers Sutherland, Sullle, Tabb, Taclcelf, N. Taylor, S. Taylor, Thomason, D. Thompson Donna Thompson, Kafhy Thompson, Thornhill, Trindle, Trion, Tuclrer, Turley, Updilce. Weaver, Weber. Wesflall, Wheeler. Whilrner, Wiqqins, Williams, Winqei. Woodworfhu Wilf:oH, Belly Williarns, Glenna Williams, B.WiIson, C. Wilson, Wolfe, Worlcrnan. Worsham, L. Wriqhf, M. Wriqhf, Yadon, G, Young, Jo Younq. Youni. OFFICERS MONETTE MINCT-TER PresidenT MARGARET SCH ENDEL Vice4PresidenT BARBARA SNELSON SecreTary-Treasurer PAT ELLISGN Social Chairman MRS. MAUD LATIMER, l-losTess Murray Hall girls and Their daT enioy The hall's wide TronT porch ThaT overloolcs TheTa pond and The campus. MURRAY HALL Murray hall, siTuaTed on The souThwesT corner oT The Oklahoma A. 34 M. campus, commands an excellenT view oT The enTire insTiTuTion, as well as beauTiTul TheTa pond. The hall was named in honor oT William l-l. Murray, governor oT The sTaTe oT Clclahoma when The building was consTrucTed. l-lead oT residence aT Murray hall is Mrs. Maud l.aTimer, assisTed by Mrs. Mabel Clingenpeel. Miss Wilma ArmsTrong, educaTional advisor, is assisTed by sTuclenT counselors who supervise sTudy halls and help sTu- denTs wiTh academic and social problems. MurrayiTes hold Their own as leaders in college clubs and honorary organizaTions. lndividually and collecTively, The girls Talce parT in all con- TesTs, campaigns and inTramural sporTs. Murray hall did noT laclc in winning queen conTesTanTs This year, wifh Doris BasseTT chosen as The O club queen. One oT The main social evenTs oT The year was The annual ChrisTmas Tormal held December I7 in The dining room oT Murray hall. Page 399 ,3.- L13 Y, X4 if W 7. 4-ew, M RRAY H LL w G 1 25' 4 Q!-r ...., 'S '27 fx T7 'K 'C' Q. 7 v ,.. E -la- 'A7 'Si A4 rai- if dvi Qs 4' Page 400 1 I. v 6 G. Adams, L. I. Adams Akin, Aiexander, Alien, Arnos, Ancl'ie+a, J. Anderson. I-f. F. Anderson. Arrnbrusfer, Arnold, Arrinqfon, Arfhaud, Ash Askew, Badqwell. M. J, Baker, P. A. Baker, Bahru, Barham, Barnes, Basseff, B-eclcnam, Be-Fine Bail, Benecke, Beshaars, Be-sr. Bezinque, Bizzle, Blaclrburn, Boeyers, Boorrme, Bowlware, Boyd Breclnf, Brlsfol, Brock, J. Brown, V, Brown. N. E. Browne, Browning Brubaker, Bruron, Burfon, K. Byers, M. J. Byers, D. Caldwell. Canada, Carrinqfon. Case, Caflney, Caywood. Chaai, Chadwick, Clwelf. Clapp, Clark, Cleveland, Cline. coals, Crufchfield, Croom, Cornbesf. Cunningham, Curry, V. Curry, Dean, Delviar, Dial, Dick, Dickson. Dobbs, Dose, Dodge. Douglas, Dover, Dowdy, Dowell, Downing. Drummond, Dullord, Dunlop, Dunn, Earnharf, Eilerls, Ellison, Erickson. Evans, Fisher, J. Flilckema, P. Flilclcema, Fle+cher, Fogarfy, Forsler, Fosler. Fowler, P. A. Fowler, Fox, Frafzlce, Fuss, Gafford, Gallagher, Garlingfon. Liayrnan, Gveis. V. L. Gels, Gipson, Gordon, Gouin, L. B. Green, R. H. Green. MURRAY HALL Z ?' Q1 ,sv 3' if 35 it ,.-. ,.. .., -1:-1' .Que -qg-'v .9-f fs:- C43 'v 'S' 'IN x 'tn' 5' ,-X C' '17- Q77 'hr' we 3. vw- Y T 'HL gk, ni In fu fs.-X T ,Qs 'x QC' Page 40l Grider, Gronernan, Gurhrie, Hair, Hale, M. F. Hale, .l. Harnilfon, L, Harnrlfon. R, A, Hornilfon, Hargrove, Harrrs Harrison, Hari, Haffiefd. Hawkins. Hays. Hendrick, Henvikke. Hess, Hesfer, Hicks, Housman, Howard, Hudson, Hume, Humphrey, JaL1ara,C,S.Jor1n5Cn .lorrle-r, B. S. Jones. J. Jones. S, M. Jone Kam, Kannady, Lufrrefk, Kdfban, Keafon, Kepkvarf, Kprgnner, A. Kinq. Kirkland, Kifferman, Kuna, Lawrence, Lee, Lewis Long, Love, Loveland, Lowrey, Luqar, Mace. MarIin, Marshall V, Marslwakl Mason. Mallwews, McAfee. Mccraclcin, McCullough, McDonnell, McGregor, McGuire, lvlcMinn. McMurpl'1y, McNal'+, Micllcifl, Miller, l.. Miller, lvl. S, Miller, Mohler, Minclwer. Moravec. More, Mounger, Moyse, Nail, Neale, Nesbifl, Newcum. Norman. M. F. Norman Oglelree, Oliver, Orculf, Paden, Panos, Panfell. Parker, Pendlelon, Piccolo, Pierce. Pollard, Pool, Powers, Price. Prier, Puclce-fi, Purnell, Rafclil-F, Reed, Reiclwerf, Rhodes, Rogers. Reynolds, Rickeffs, Ringler, Rosenllnal, Roulc, Sallee, Sanders, Schiff. MURRAY HALL N,-' .vi- if 45 1 Q bf fw- 5 1 .Z as , 1-,. '- .' it f-'Y LN 7' Page 404 -5 av' T 4119 'QT' is -:O C' I L L-, f - 've LN avi v Y-fr QX ,,, Schroeder, Scliullz, Scoll, Self, Shaver, Se-qars, Slwelfon, Sillers. Skaggs, W. Slcaqqs, Siffel, Sivadon, M. M. Srniflw, M.J.Srnill'i, W.Srnilli Snell, Snow, M. l-l, Snow, Snyder, Springer, SfaTClelbaCl'i Slafen, Sleplnens. Slewarl, B. M. Sloul, G. Srout, Suif, J. A. Thompson, N. A, Thompson, P. A.Tl1ornpson, Timberlake. Tuijlrer, Turlc, Uplon, Vandevorl, Varnurn, Vasser, Valer, Vauqlwf. Vineyard. Waife Walker. J. A, Wallrer Wallrins, Webber, Wheeler, While. Widaman. Wiqginqlon, Willces, Willey, Wil5l'iire, Wilson, Weiss, Wells. Wilson, Woodard, Woods, Wriqlwl, Wueslenberq, Wysrnann, Yeubanlrs. Younq, Moore. OFFICERS PAT l-IANEY PresidenT MARY F. LOCKARD Vice-Pre-sidenT JANE MURRELL SecreTary DOROTHY A. VANDIVER Treasurer LAVERNE l-TIGDON Social Chairman MRS. GERTRUDE REED, l-losTess Donna Poplin, BeTTy Bisagno, B bara PaTriclc, Margie STory, Mary Braly, MarTha Johnson and Ma gareT STanley agree ThaT New Dorm Tood is Tops. E DORNl 'Y 'l ,mfs . . ffiyr aaa- The New Dorm was open To undergraduaTe women Tor The TirsT Time in The Tall oT l949. The building is oT modiTied Georgian archiTecTure and has many mod- ern TeaTures. The main lounge oT The hall is oT Georgian sTyle wiTh modern Turnishings. Two small adjoining living rooms are oT orienTal and French provincial sTyle. The building was designed by A. 84 M. college archiTecT, Philip Wilber. Mrs. GerTrude Reed is hosTess oT The hall, assisTed by Mrs. Alice Phil- lips and Mrs. Anna STringTield, head counselor. One oT The honors ThaT The New Dorm claimed during iTs TirsT year was The winning oT The homecoming house decoraTion in The independenT women's group. Page 405 Adamson, Allen, Affey, Andrews, Angus, Askew, Afkinson, Banos. Baker, Barnerf, Bale-more, Beasley, Benson, Bentley Berg, Brsaqno. Bhd, N, Black, Boafrlqhf, Bomhoff, Boofhe, Brady, Braly, Brant Breif, Briffon, Broolfs, Brown, N, BfOwn, Bryan, Bunch, Burreli. Burien, Buffer. Bufrs, Byers, Bynunm, J. Bynum, Carry, Cash. Chancey, L. Chancey Chapman, Clark, Conway, Cooper, W. Cooper, Corbef. Corfrnan, Cornelius, Corfner, Cralf, Crews Criifenden, Cronlrlwife Cross. llarr, Davidson, DQWIH, Diehl, Dixon Dornairl, Drake. Dreessen, Dulce, Duncan, R. Duncan, Dufy, Ealon, Eaves, Eiferl. Emerson, Ennis, Eppler, Fairbanlrs, Farley, Ferguson, Fosler, Fox. Franlclin, Fronlcier, Garreff, Garrison, Gee, Giqous, Gilberr, Gillenwaler. Glirnp, Goolsby, Goranllo, Graff, Graham, Gray, Gregory, Hall. l.. Hall, Haney, Harrison, Harry, Harf, Heeq, Heiclwelbeclm, Hiqdon. Higgins, Hill, M. Hill, Hinclwey, Holmes, Holfon, Hoover, Horfon. E. Horfon, Hubbard, Humphrey, Hunfley, Hursf, Imboclen, James, Jarboe. Jeffress, Jolvndrow, J.Jol1nson, M.Johnson, l J.Jol'1nsfon, P,Jol1ns+on, l Jones. Page 407 w EW DORM vs no T' I-o if X. -ii. 22 I Page 408 f 'utgq Q usa ' Q3 ix 4 1 ,J an Y 'FPV 'Sv L- ,X .Aw 'ss TT 5. 4.8 'w F 's vc- lv f was Y-A xg Y . . 'C .41 Q. 5... if sv 'va 2. ,.. Qi Yi' x. 2 F, 'uv Kallna, Kennard, Kirk, Kirlcland, Kline, Knox, M. Knox, Krlbbs. Krieqq, Krolwn, Kruse, Lane, Lashley Lawyer. Leifh, Llebenhiem. Lindley, Loclcard, Lofilss, Losey, Lowe, Loye, Maclc, Maher, Maiors, Malm, Mameval, Marlafl, Marlow, Marslwall, Mallwe-ws, Mafli, R.Mafll,Iv1auzy, MQAr1lwur, Mcffolouqb McCcy, I, McCoy. Macaulay, Mccurry. Mficusley, McDaniel, McEwen, McGhee, Mclflrmey, McMillan, M-Qgpaddan, Mae. Mrglaurglw, Michel, Milafyfl, Mllledqc, Millc-v, Milla, Mrlnrlv, Mmov Mall.-lf, Monlqomery. Iviomr-, Morrison, Mosby, Moseley, Mffsa, Murphy. Murrell, Myers, L. M. Myers,Nailor1, Nall, Neff, Neiden, Nichols. Nirns, Noble, Noe, Nolen, Odom, Offinqer, M. Ollinqe Overlon. Palmer, Paris, Parlcer, Parkinson, Parlrs, C. J. Parlcs, Pafrlclr, Payne. Peclc, Pendley, Perkins, Peferson, Phillipi, Pifclwer, Piffrnan, Plagg, Plemmons, Plefl, Poarch, Poplin, Polls, Poynfer, Preslon, Price. Prichard, Rains, Raymond, Reeves, P. Reeves, Reifel, Richardson, Rifclwey. Robbins, C. Roberfs, J. Roberls, Robinson Rogers, Rolslon, Ross, Roulef. Rounds, Row, Rowe, Rowley, Rupe, Sanders, Scoff, Secrest DORlVl l l Page 4l0 Slwellenberqer, Slaler B. Smilli, lvl. Smith, Smyllw, Snuqqs, Spier, Spicer. Sfallord, Slanley, Slarlc, W. Slarlc, Sl. Clair, Sleplwens, Stevens, Sfoll. Sloneciplner, Slory, Sfronq, Slurqeon. Sweall, Taber. Talley, Tlwiery, J. Thompson, lvl. Tlwornpson, Tilley, Trenl, L. Trenl Urllerlrirclver, Vandiver, Vanllranli. Vilrn, Wallner. Wallace, Walls, Waller, Walers. Wallcins, Weaver. Webber, Websler, Weeden, Wiclrner, Wiley, B. Williams, N. Williams, Wills. Wilson, Wislwerd, VV'ixson, Wolfe, Woodard, Wriqlnl, Wuller, Yalch. Kerns, Jones. Allen, Neiden, Dixon, Losey, Hunl, J. Allen. :J -V VC-F. .461 Y 1 a . . . wifhin 'ihese pages slands The record of a'H'ainmen+ and endeavor made by lhose who have demonsiraled lhe desire +o derive +he u+mos+ possible benefif from 'rheir col- lege careers-above and beyond The rou- 'rine of classwork. Here, 'rhe desire +o asso- ciale wifh fhose having lhe same vocalional and avocafional inferesfs is manifest From 'rhese organizalions, whelher +hey be honor- ary or professional, are gleaned 'rhe sfimulus and encouragemenl' +o excel. x .nl fn ' wi iz lilygiifftfyl ,, '1i'f'wz-' I EW DORM Q ,x 1' C' -vm 30' 7' si Y'-,Q i Q56- vp p-s 5. 1? t fs F 'Q ,-.f- 'S 1' 9' 7 'C Q' , S X v.,-.4 .4- :au '+P 4. 3 '42LN ,,- if 'C' Q 47 v-., ' T 'F' .:, I-vs. 'cr' 4?-f Page 4I0 Slwellenberger, Slaler B. Sfvwilh, M. 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' - WX , U1 1 1 6, I Xl Q, JH 3. 3, . , l 1 1 ra rm .Ny Mi: Y' 4 :M Mi' A .I , X w 1 1 ll s 32 ,Xi X Q5 ' -'QSocie1'ies f'.Judgin q Tinms oKMuLGEE n nANcH Aovslmsme GGIE X I3 I A 1 I T4 ' ff ' Row I: Pappan, Johng Freeman, Harryy WhiTney, Howard: Larkin, Lee Roy: Duhfy, Charles: Anderson, Fred: Underwood, Dr. F.: Culp, ArThurg Francisco, James, Row 2: Huggins, Wendelg I-licks, Leong Nye, George: Phipps, VVayneg Moser, Hugh: Wegener, Raymond: Reed, Bob: Paloyik, Duane. Row 3: Langenegger, Reinhard, Dennis, Mack: Hobson, KenneThg Forrest Wayne: Van TeuTern, Orme: Richardson, CliTlordg STreeTman, Harold: 6raT, Jr., GriIberT7 Black, Emerson. The Aggie-X club was charTerecI in January, I929, as The deparTmenTal club Tor sTucIenTs maioring in agricuITuraI economics. The obiecTs oT The club are III To creaTe inTeresT and sTudy in The economic problems oT agriculTure, l2I To promoTe and TurTher a closer Tellowship beTween sTudenTs, TacuITy and alumni members in agriculTure and l3l To acguainT employ- ers wiTh The background and Training oT maiors in agricuITural economics and To aid in placing sTudenTs on iobs commensuraTe wiTh Their abiIiTy and desires. The Aggie-X club programs include Tormer members, ouT-oT-Town speakers, local businessmen and members oT The TaculTy. CurrenT problems relaTing To agriculTure are discussed and each member may conTribuTe To The discussion by asking quesTions or presenTing his view oT The problem. LasT year The local club prompTed a movemenT To coordinaTe The acTiviTies OT similar clubs Through a naTionaI associaTion. ITS goal was realized when dele- gaTes oT clubs Trom A. 84 lvl. and oTher colleges were granTed charTers oT aTTiIia- Tion Through an organizaTion known as The sTudenT secTion oT The American Farm Economic associaTion. OFFICERS CHARLES DUFFY PresidenT EDWARD ANDERSON Vice-PresidenT FRED ANDERSON SecreTary LAN NY GALLUP Treasurer Page 4I3 OFFICERS CLARA TRTNDLE Presioem EEVERLN' Tl-TORNT-llLL v'7cefPresidenT BEVERLY l-TALL Secrefafy 'AARJORTE SALLEE Treasurer JEAN Vf'fxUGl'lT Siiiai Chairman NCRMA NALL Cheerieaoer A-i,,'f ,-.,-- Y-,I i,,. AGGIETTE We, The members oT The AggieTTe pep organizaTion oT The Oklahoma AgriculTural and Mechanical College, in order To Torm a womens pep order, esTablish Triends, insure loyalTy and spiriT To The aThleTic Teams oT This college, To promoTe a general enThusiasm among The sTudenTs, and To secure The good will oT Tellow sTudenTs and The TaculTy . . The AggieTTes chose Those words To describe Their aims and TuncTions, and They have Tully and enThusiasTically lived up To Them. They consTanTly sTrive To increase school spiriT and are always on Their Toes To Talce advanTage oT The op- porTuniTies Tor service ThaT presenT Themselves. Their acTiviTies are designed To iniTiaTe The green coed inTo campus pep liTe, and To well esTablish school spiriT wiThin her. AT all aThleTic evenTs, TooTball, basl4eTball, and wresTling, The AggieTTes can be idenTiTied by The sTrilcing combinaTion oT Their whiTe sweaTers and black skirTs wiTh The word UACEGIETTESH across The sweaTer in a brillianT orange. 1 i i , Row I: Ca Marirw-' l-41 L J nr' Jean Tngfnhili Bi-.ierlyg Nai Ncinwa: Trinolc-. Clava: Tal'ner,Aanes1Taylor, Norma, Row 2: i T M l-4 ip SiFlBilfLN R3C dBb Whd -:.-.'.- Q, s L ITT -plz ,carp -iufcnef -i vi ar er eT yi: ir cira. ow : avwcici ar ara: IS er , f .A.,,T lm if lure 08.1 F1,EiL. Wyre. --1 f ,V- Page 4I4 un.. ?, ff? TWT if . , f ,sr .... , Q. Cay T LI W. ,sr 'v' f if , . K. y , T.. , , . rl- T i L f '2 Q. 4,-ca is G' r N vw Cr -fy I Z . 1 l 1 y 1 lx qv I 3 y y T . N 6 f E X K t ' Y . . g . .A,, . D I gg Y i ' ri? Q Row l: Chambers, Nadine: Clapp, Sylvia: Croorn, Jane: Pc-ynTer, Jassca: Dowe-ll, Chris: Young, Jody: DeBard-eleben, Barbara: Eagan, Mary. M lie: Couch, Carol: Crane, Palrf Cash, Carolyng RiclceTTs, JoAnn. Row 2: Johnson, Gen: Norman, MarThag Sharrcglr, LQla1 Rush ar They have Two pledge periods each school year. The Tall pledging is climaxed by The annual homecoming TooTball game. CourTesy weelq precedes homecoming and The pledges are required To wear whiTe shirTs and blaclc slcirTs all week. The TacT Thar They are pledges is announced by The large placard ThaT each one wears. To Top OTT The sighT, each girl's hair is in pigTails and Tied wiTh orange and blaclc ribbons. AT The end oT CourTesy Week. The pledges are iniTiaTed inTo The order aT an iniTiaTion Tea. Also during courTesy week, The pledges are required To eaT all Their meals in square Tashion, and To aTTend a 5 o'clocl4 meeTing each aTTernoon To remain aT The mercy OT The members unTil 5:50. One oT The highlighTs oT courTesy week was The RuT-Nex banqueT which all members and pledges aTTended. The RuT-Nex is The broTher organizaTion oT The AggieTTes. The Two organizaTions ioin Torces during The semesTer and sponsor an all-campus dance. The dance This year was a ranch Theme. Music was Turnished by Merle Lindsay and his Oklahoma NighT Riders. The dancers danced aT The Rocl4in' AR Ranch. OTher plans Tor The spring semesTer include anoTher pledge class and a ioinT geT-acquainTed picnic wiTh The RuT-Nex. The AggieTTes are limiTed in number, buT They malce up in spiriT, enThusiasm, and exuberance Tor all else ThaT is laclcing. The girls in The whiTe and blaclc uniTorms are always presenT aT school rallies and aThleTic evenTs. They are The nucleus oT The sTudenT cheering secTion, and are insTrumenTal in lceeping school spiriT aT a maxi- mum. The group has esTablished iTselT as an ouTsTanding campus pep organizaTion ThroughouT The school year. Win or lose, The A. gl M. squads may be assured oT a loyal, enThusiasTic AggieTTe audience. The AggieTTes poinT wiTh pride To The cooperaTive aTTiTude oT iTs members in regard To all oT Their acTivi- Ties. WheTher iT was beTore, aTTer, or during a game, The enTire organizaTion was worlcing To help Olclahoma A. 84 M. aTTain a higher rung on The ladder oT accom- plishmenT. Plans are now being made Tor an even more success- Tul season nexT year, and iT is hoped ThaT everyone will endeavor To help The group in Their purpose oT creaTing more pep and spiriT aT games. Page 4l5 OFFICERS GEORGE SEALS Presioern JACK T-TYER Vice-Preside-nT DONALD TAGGART SecreTary 'NAYN E BQOTT-l E Treasurer f . , AGGIE 0ClETY The Aggie socieTy is one oT The oldesT organizaTions on The A. 84 M. campus. having been Tormed in IQOO. EnrollmenT in The Division oT AgriculTure auTomaT- ically makes a sTudenT a member oT Aggie socieTy. The primary purpose oT Aggie socieTy is To promoTe wider acguainTance and beTTer cooperaTion among The sTudenTs enrolled in agriculTure. The ouTsTanding evenTs Tor Aggie socieTy occur in The spring. The major evenT is The Aggie princess race in which each oT The deparTmenTal clubs sponsors a candidaTe who is elecTed by popular voTe wiThin The Division oT AgriculTure. The Aggie princess is crowned on Aggie day and reigns over ThaT day's acTiviTies and ThroughouT The Tollowing school year. Aggie day consisTs oT a huge all-day picnic, Tollowed ThaT nighT wiTh a semi-Tormal dance. Miss JoAnn Ragland is The presenT possessor oT The Aggie socieTy:s beauTy crown. The Aggie socieTy is governed by The Aggie council, composed oT The oTTi- cers oT The socieTy and The presidenTs oT all agriculTural organizaTions. ROW I' Ln PAW' l r le- s ' Tigger' fir: Seas George-3 Ecicrhe, Weyre, Hesf Jr., Ralph: S'niTh, Jim. Row 2: Payne, Diclr, wgvf-YYY i -u r, gnu -ff Barcee Ji., Lewis, Wafemian, Danadj Ferrell, Charley l-laThaway, John. l ,- v. pl., Nfl- Pi Page 4l6 L A scene a+ a banquef given by The dean of agric:uI+ure in Iwonor of +I'ie various judging Teams who have won fame for The coIIege. Many IacuIIy members were also presenf aI'II1e dinner in WiIIar'd I1aII. AGGIE SOCIETY GEORGE SEALS JACK HYER DONALD TAGGART WAYNE BOOTHE AGGIE X CHARLES DU FFEY ALPHA ZETA LEROY LA R KI N GGIE CIIU CIL AGRONOMY CLUB JACK HYER AGGIE ENGINEERS ROBERT JOHNSON BLOCK AND BRIDLE RALPH HESS COLLEGIATE FFA FORESTRY CLUB FRANK SMITH CHARLES FERRELL COLLEGIATE 4-H HORTICULTURE CLUB DON WAKEMAN DICK PAYNE DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB SPUR AND COMB LEWIS BARBEE JOHN HATHAWAY AGGIE SENATOR JIM BOB SMITH Page 4I7 OFFICERS JACK D. HY ER Presioew BOB TREADWELL Vice-Rresicne-nT NEIL A, WILKIIIS 5ecreTary J. B. SMITH membership Chairman CHARLES HALL CVi+i'1i5V-3 Recover BOB GLYIJINI FT- ' . s- '. VJVI ii'YT:TT'.3'i3f' HUGH R, RCUV Advfacr .AA Row ' H ' , fr-- AGRO OMY CL B The Agronomy club is composed oT sTudenTs inTeresTed in Tield crops, soils and relaTed Tields. IT was Tounded in I922 and aTTiliaTed wiTh The iunior secTion oT The American SocieTy oT Agronomy in IQ34. The purpose oT The club is Tor iTs members To have Tellowship and widen Their acguainTance in The Tield oT agronomy. The chapTer is The largesT and mosT acTive in The naTion. The club sponsored The crops judging Team which won naTional and inTerna- Tional championships aT Kansas CiTy and Chicago, respecTively. The Team was TirsT aT Kansas CiTy wiTh TirsT, second, and eighTh high individuals and aT Chicago The Team was TirsT wiTh TirsT, Third and TourTh high individuals. The Team had The highesT Team score and The highesT individual score ever made aT Chicago. ln The naTional essay conTesT sponsored annually by The American SocieTy of Agron- omy Tor men doing undergraduaTe worlc in agronomy, club members placed TirsT, second and TourTh This year. AbsTracTs oT The Three high place papers were pub- lished in The Agronomy Journal. I4 . 'V , MQV, Hr-r .7 L Ji' Lcuo: Tread.-.ell Robert I-Iyer Jajlg Raul Huahg Willing, Jr., Neil: Johnslon, T. H.: -1 fran. Y . , -. Ha Crafei.. Row 2: Tariff Ray'nci Jg Timm-jing Hoffardi Hind Eldon: Mannering, Jerryg Thompson Mull: F f-- -. .D ', 4 Yi' lair' MiB'Cii'n Rclzerr' Mania Hand' I-Iedqef Jrlr Row 3' Parker Arfnur' Pr-rnberTon Harald' Hughes James' Fi ' Hin 'rf' Aiilflcfg Ju L Jfrwngo' Glen' Davis Ri1h3rd:iM5:ha-2-I Ollie: Ellis Jia: Jennings, Cecil? Herron, Geoiiqei Sleclfer, l-f1 - ROW 43 ALM? D' A3 Fin Lf et Cuf'-, B.rJ: Shaffer, 5erne ' lfaufz Be Ii 'iPZ Corn Tofnmvt Geiler, Lufhert SwiTT, Donald! Arc-r 55 ,ZMurf1. Hard m L -Q, A , .I ' 1' A T l V i V T T if ' 'TA ' I -'I . - L AI L P A L The 1 Page 4I8 Row I: Mahan, James: Grass, LuTher: Jackson, Donald: l-laxTon, Phillip, Evans, Duane, Dowling, LeaT, BlackeTTer, James, BrandT, Charles, Zurline, Edward: BaThursT, Elmore: SuTTon, R. T. Row 2: Terry, MarT: Tapley, Henry: Wilson, John: PeTers, Francis: Elsener, Gordon: Bremmer, James: Ball, Lemuel: Bowline, Cecil: l-laub, Mervyn: Ridings, Carol' MiTchell, l-layse. Row 3: Evans, Conrad: l-looper, J. E.: Fender, BurTon: Booker, Wesley: STraka, AlberT: Murdock, 5Tanley: Earney, Lloyd: Harris, Glenn: i:iTzgerald, KenneTh: STewarT, Robe-rT, Row 4: S-irningTon, L, M.: Earney, Aaron: l-luTchison, Don: MarTin, Bill: BenneTT, William: TroTT, Richard: Mcl-lard, Dean: SwaTTord, Bill: l-luchTeman, Darrell: SooTe r, Shem. The club sponsors a junior college crops judging con- TesT and awards medals and oTher prizes To The high Teams and individuals. A Treshman-sophomore and a junior-senior inTercollegiaTe judging conTesT is held each year and is open To anyone who wishes To enTer. Also sponsored by The club is an annual EEA judging conTesT. The l949 conTesT aTTracTed 90 Teams To The A. 84 M. campus or a ToTal OT 275 individuals. Plans are being prepared Tor nexT near's conTesT which is expecTed To be even larger. Each year, abouT The beginning OT The new semesTer, The club publishes a news leTTer conTaining deparTmen- Tal news, TuncTions OT The club, and addresses and acTiv- iTies OT alumni. This publicaTion is well received by alumni in The Tield. The club enTers a TloaT in The homecoming parade. This year iT depicTed The baling OT The Kansas Jay- hawks. The TloaT uTilized Tour pieces OT machinery and IO men, and Though nearly a parade in iTselT iT did noT Take The honors. Each year aT The beginning OT The Tall semesTer The club seTs up a series OT objecTives To be carried ouT during The school year. This year They included com- pleTion OT a memorial case conTaining picTures and rec- ords OT all alumni killed in World war ll, redecoraTion OT exhibiT cases in The clubroom and The making OT a per- manenT sign To designaTe The club room. Each year The TaculTy and a commiTTee Trom The club selecT an ouTsTanding senior in boTh Tield crops and soils. They are selecTed on a basis OT scholarship, per- sonaliTy and leadership. LasT year They were Bob WrighT Trom Tield crops and Don Fourier Trom soils. They are now bafh in The Tield wiTh The soil conservaTion service. The main social evenT oT The year is The spring picnic given by The club Tor all members, daTes and TaculTy. IT is an all day aTTair wiTh dancing and games and cli- maxed wiTh a soTTball game beTween The sTudenTs and TaculTy. Clay POTTS serves dinner aT noon and reTresh- menTs are available during The aTTernoon. Besides The business meeTing, a social meeTing is held each monTh. This meeTing gives an opporTuniTy Tor Tel- lowship and presenTs enTerTainmenT by club members or local TalenT. GuesT speakers Trom The Tield OT Agricul- Ture or closely relaTed Tields are broughT beTore The club aTTer selecTion by The execuTive council. Page 4I9 l o OFFICERS A. LLOWD GELMERS Chairman JAMES C. SlNDT Vice-Chairman DCNALD D. ARGUE .l.E.. The American lnsTiTuTe oT ElecTrical Engineers was Tounded in I896 Tor The purpose oT advancing The Theory and pracTice oT elecTrical engineering and oT The allied arTs and sciences and The mainTenance oT a high proTessional sTanding among iTs members. The A. 84 M. branch oT A. l. E. E. was reacTivaTed in I945, and aT The presenT Time iT has over 250 acTive members. Regularly enrolled sTu- denTs in The School oT ElecTrical Engineering are eligible Tor sTudenT membership in The associaTion. The obiecTives oT The sTudenT branches are To develop iniTiaTive and Tamil- iariTy wiTh Technical socieTy procedure, and To encourage associaTion among sTudenTs oT elecTrical engineering. Through The insTiTuTe's naTional publicaTion, l'ElecTrical Engineering, sTudenT members may keep posTed on recenT develop- Secrsfary-Treasurer , , , , , menTs in The Tield oT elecTrical engineering. The A. l. E. E. is The only naTional elecTrical engineering organizaTion ThaT covers all phases oT elecTrical engineeringg ThereTore, Trom a sTudenT's poinT oT view an organizaTion oT such a broad scope is an advanTage. Row I: law. r , .rp Wi ian? lie Qeirgej l-I-ipffn Trcimasg Freshif Wflliafn' Goode Johng LemasTer,WaiTe1Thias, Henry. Row 2: C .-.e E. C.: Lf E t'ii J7 Shrf-ll Cane: Brvanl G, ?'2 i3'?I Beazley Eranlfj lKfrueger,W.R.1Elanagan,STan. Row 3: Owen. Joe? WiTTe. Ezwafzi' Sum: , a 11,75 Cauo' Sfrzng Charles: Elmer lv1cr'cin' l-lcwse Wayne: Haibrcicilr, Wendell. Row 4: Wa-gner. Richard: e , E'-:er' Pvlziirre Jafei' Brewer Jcsecing MQCTT-gr Eg: Burli'T Gecrge' Piigli-TT Ja'ne5. Row 5: Ereese. Williams: Meeker Jim: Wana: G-eine: S'i'er Jr. l-li: Arrco R. B.: Spangler J. Ei.: Mavhelo J. D. Row b: Thomas L. D.: Dick, A. Hg Thomason, Howard: afnnill P. B.fVViUQ1'i James: Eiunia A V V 3 T -R Page 420 Darrel? Ccfhell Jaclfg Edison Tommy. .gl 'l Row I: SindT, J. C.: Gelrners, Lloyd: Argue, Don. Row 2: Lynch, Ed: Yarbrough, LT. Lavern: Walden, Joe: Cooper, George: Blackburn, James: TurrenTine, Marvin: LiTTle, David: O'Brien, Thomas. Row 3: Argo, Leon: EarThrnan, James: Toelkes, Edward: Kimball, PleasanT: I-lenTosz, George: BarTleTT. J. T.: Reed, Doyle: l-larTos, A S.: Johnson, David. Row 4: PaTTon, D. K.: EsTill, Don: Boeken, W. L.: Brasuel, Leo' r T-lolberig Don: Magill, RoberT: Wright N. E.: Richardson, H.: Rush, Jr., O. A. Row 5: Holmes, E. L.: Egan, Leo: Lindsay, John: Sheline, Paul' PorTer, Aaron: Grieves, RoberT: Echols, RoberT: Cude, Harold. Row 6: BurkeTT, ErnesT: l-loopingarner, Louis: Shaw, Thomas: Aslaksen, Carl' Cook, Allan: Redding, Paul: Silver, C, A.: Koons, Verlin. Row 7: Ramsey, ClayTon: Rogers, Herschel: Lieber, Morris: Ramsey, Wayne' Rollans, J. C.: Edwards. William: Daily, Leon' Richey, Dale: Nausedah Paul. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapTer OT The American lnsTi- TuTe oT ElecTrical Engineers has a double purpose: lll To provide a link'wiTh The proTession and acguainT double-E sTudenTs wiTh real liTe problems: and l2T To serve as a means OT Training sTudenTs in The preparaTion and pre- senTaTion oT Tormal Technical papers. This socieTy, Though primarily concerned wiTh such iTems as wheaTsTone bridges and elecTrons, does per- Torm a sTrucTural TeaT in bridging The gap beTween elecTrical engineering as a college maior and elecTrical engineering as a Trade. Fun and Tellowship Tor members is an all-imporTanT by-producT. An unusually large enrollmenT in elecTrical engineer- ing This year has helped The socieTy To be boTh very large and very acTive. The growTh in enrollmenT is paral- Ieled by ThaT oT The proTession, which is conTinuing To expand Through research and developmenT. - Membership in The sTudenT branch is open To any undergraduaTe elecTrical engineer aTTer his Treshman year, buT The presenTaTion oT papers in The seminar work is resTricTed To seniors. Each sTudenT member has The opporTuniTy oT becoming a Tull member oT The socieTy upon graduaTion. MeeTings are held regularly and many inTeresTing programs have been arranged. Several ouTsTanding guesT speakers have appeared here during The pasT year, providing a direcT conTacT wiTh The pracTicing Tields. BUT all is noT Technical, since The elecTrical engineers aT A. 84 M. someTimes discard books, slide rules, and elecTrons Tor a sTricTly social hour. Several smoker and coTTee drinking sessions have been held during The pasT year. Smoker Tumes have been known To corrode The generaTors and baThe The Engineering building wiTh a purplish haze. The oTTicers Tor The year include David L. Johnson, counselor: A. Lloyd Gelmers, chairman: James C. SindT, vice-chairman, and Donald D. Argue, secreTary-Treas- urer. Page 421 OFFICERS BILL LEIOI-ITF Presiden' BOB P!-XLLETT Vicefpresiden' i, J. MORRIS SecreTari,i PAUL I-IARDIN Treasurer A. I. I. E. Modern indusTry has Tound an increasing need Tor engineers' who under sTand The human elernenT in indusTry. This need is rneT by The indusTrial engi neer. The indusTrial engineers ranlcs have grown To proporTions equal To well- esTablished branches oT engineering. An organizaTion was soon Tound necessary as a means To coordinaTe and exchange ideas and experiences. Recognizing The poTenTial value oT such a naTional organizaTion, indusTrial engineers Torrned The AIIE in The spring rnonThs oT I948 aT DayTon, Ohio. Local proTessional and sTu- denT chapTers soon Tollowed. The Olclahoma A. 81 M. sTudenT chapTer oT AIIE is one of The mosT recenT arrivals To The Aggie campus. On March IO, I949, The local chapTer drew iTs TirsT breaTh as The sevenTh chapTer oT AIIE To be Tormed. AcTually, iT was an ouT- growTh oT a local SocieTy oT IndusTrial Engineers, consisTing oT sTudenTs in indus- Trial engineering, which had iTs beginning in I924. This chapTer Turnished an opporTuniTy Tor sTudenT social and educaTional TuncTions, and has played an irnporTanT parT in The developmenT oT leadership so Row I' if'-Q fn- HW F' I-I L S J Fa k . ,. . ., ,-Q , ,vw ri-3' efaervj 'eonins apes: ivnic Wi'lia'n: White, Jr., I. T.: Paliis, Jarnes. Row 2: Fang, T. Y.: '-e'e'Y3', Igaiit Wi If' 'P' JJ I'-l'q-: Jr. Eduard: Clayton, I-ladwen' DeOra-id. Jan: Voorhees, Jacli: Bolgafz, Norman. Row 3: Whifson, BH: Marir Yennew' I'-Tay Ecn: Eieac Warfeni Janes Die: Rasmussen Richard: Tuffle, Charles: Cook, Wendell, Row 4: Olsen, Carl: Tic' Eiauioi Ciwefrr Pocefl' l7'3Th O-eiiraej Giambalfci Edward: Marfin Jr., George: Kosalf Kenneih: SrnyTh, Alph: Mahan, John. +V Page 422 v L3 '43 4 -J 'iii - 1' . , f: KJ' Row I: Calzolari, Nesmerq Hubbard, Jamesi Hardin, Pauly LeighTy, William: PalleTT, Roberfg Morris,ThOmas1 SrniTh, Vern, Weinreb, Sydney. Row 2: Gomes, Norman: Sack, J. B.: SchoTIand, R. C.: Main, Jr., William, Holmes, L. A., l-lunf, Williamg Lawson, James, Hglllmqghg-,gd Charles, Moy, James. Row 3: Roush, Eldon: Palmer, Roger: Means, Frank, Gille, John: Mrkvicka, Louisg Reeves, DeWayneg Saligbury, Jeggeg Huckins, Jong ROberTson, Bill, Row 4: Alaback, Lloyd, STuarT, Alvin, Genzlinger, Bryceg Seaboch, Jim, Main, James: Hubbard, Harold: Francke, Donald: Morifgomery, Robert necessary in indusTry Today. Some OT These TuncTions include TirsT meeTing smoker Tield Trips To Oklahoma indusTries, dinner parTy honoring graduaTing seniors, moTion picTures oT indusTrial engineering problems and developmenTs in indusTry and shorT discussions and Talks by various proTessional men. The indusTrial engineering curriculum was inTioduced inTo The Division oT Engineering aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College by ProT. l-l. G. Thuesen in I925. The course is basically engineering wiTh iTs ToundaTion in maThemaTics and The sciences, buT The emphasis is upon The human TacTors and The economic aspecTs which are essenTial in engineering work. This course may be divided inTo Two classes: Those in which The science and pracTices oT indusTry are TaughT and Those in which The sTudenT learns how The human, economic and Technical TacTors oT engineering are co- ordinaTed. To give The sTudenT an opporTuniTy To inTegraTe These Two classes, The course in TacTory and indusTrial planning was added in l928. ln This course, The sTudenT applies such subiecTs as engineering economy, indusTrial organi- zaTion, principles oT managemenT, moTion and Time sTudy, Tool design, and labor relaTions, as well as many oTher subiecTs in basic engineering. Thus, iT represenTs a culminaTion oT engineering sTudies in general and in- dusTrial maTerial in parTicular. Several courses in accounTing, economics and business adminisTraTion are also required, as working knowledge oT economics, Tinance and human relaTions is essenTial To engineering leadership. indusTrial engineering is Thus The arT and science OT managemenT and engineering which aTTempTs To geT maximum yield Trom indusTrial, commercial, domesTic and oTher Tields oT human endeavor. The indusTrial engineer goes inTo The world prepared To engage in The Technical and managerial phases oT in- dusTry. AcTiviTy in such organizaTions as The AIIE, aids The graduaTe in his abiliTy To geT along wiTh people. This abiliTy To cooperaTe wiTh people when combined wiTh The Technical knowledge acquired produces The well-rounded individual. Page 423 l LPH KAPPA P I Raw lg Mfgliarland Dale: Srrgvall, Joe: McSi-fain. John: Dolls Charley: Paris, Jim: Ramsey, John: Lemon, Bob. Row 2: Murphy, Bob: Hfcrre, B'llg McRae, Cheverq Carpenter, Paul: Morris J. R: Clarke. Harry: Rogers, Henry: Prowanl, Kenneth. Row 3: Williams, Jr., M. H.: Mille Harry: Jdndrcff Al, Plurrier, Charles: Eichenber-ger, Sam: Hubbard, Tom: Short, Jr., William: Porter, Earl, Row 4: Vann, l1'b Ij Vafer Jerry: Cannell, Elmer: Cummings, Vang Smifh, Jim: Garner, James' Lee, Rodney. Row 5: Wesfbroolr, Roberrg Hammond, Berea-N Br-rl: Elfil-1' H rn Clrrrirdg Van Horn Vernon: Schug. Harland: Kerslen, Ronald. Row 6: Gilmore, Charles: Craig, James: - , . J Yr.. U'f', Iii. I-'l:C'1 i 'News-: McCra,'. Eili: Eurler Earl: Goddard John: VonDrehle Richard: Heafh, Richard. OFFICERS CHARLES DOTIS Preiidenr JIM PARIS Vice-Presiden' DALE I-ACEARLAI ID 3-ecrelary JCE STC 'JA.LL lreazurer Page 424 Tau Chaprer of Alpha Kappa Psi, nalional professional commerce lraler- niry, was granled ils charler al A. 84 M. April IQ, l92O. Since Ihal dale, Alpha Kappa Psi has been recognized as an imporlanr parl of The Division ol Com- merce ol Oklahoma A. 81 M. College and has conrinued Io promole professional aclivilies 'rhar bring ils members in conlacl wilh concrele problems of lhe busi- ness world. The aims ol Alpha Kappa Psi are Io lurlher lhe individual welfare of ils members, Io losler scienrilic research in Ihe fields ol commerce, accounling and finance: lo educale 'rhe public 'ro appreciale and demand higher ideals lherein and Io promole and advance courses leading Io degrees in The Division of Com- merce. Highlighls of acliviries during Ihe pasr year included regular professional meelings, Iallcs and roundrable discussions by prominenr businessmen and indus- 'rrial fours Io well-lcnown business organizalions in Oklahoma. The lralerniry was founded al New Yorlc universily on Ocl. 5, l904 and is now represenled by 65 aclive chaplers. Membership is selecled from Ihose slu- denls of sophomore slanding who have alrained a scholaslic average of 2.5 in Ihe School of Commerce. ALPH PI NIU Row I: Orr, H. W.: Lamb, John: Nelson, Be-TTy: McDougal, Royce: Woods, Barbara? STephens, Ted: EisensTark, A.: Wood, S. R.: Hufchison, Colleen. Row 2: ATlrins0n, Lois: Hassler, Fred: MaThews, RoberT: Brashear, Ed: KepharT, Lulzranag Keahey, Kenne-Th: HamilTon, James: SiegenThaler, Grace: Hunf, Nafalie: Brandenburg, James: Belknap, MiTzi: Campbell, Ramona. Row 3: PaTTerson, Don: KlopTer1sTein, KeiTh: Grayson, ArThur: Moore, Tom: Marshall, Richard: Fishburn, J. C.: Ferguson, Sharon: Groom, l-lal: Moore, Jo: ChrisToTTerson, JeanneTTe. Alpha Pi Mu, honorary premedical TraTerniTy, was esTablished on boTh The campuses OT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College and Oklahoma universiTy in The Tall OT l93 l. The TraTerniTy was Tounolecl Tor The purpose oT bringing TogeTher persons OT medical inclinaTions so as To Turnish Them wiTh an aTmosphere Tor The exchange oT ideas perTaining To medical science. Modern emancipaTion oT women has resulTed in The TransTormaTion oT The TraTerniTy Trom a men's organizaTion inTo one including borh men and women. The group is composed OT Those inTeresTed in, and sTudying To be, medical Tech- nolagisrs, docTors, clenTisTs and nurses. PrerequisiTes To The TraTerniTy are 28 hours OT college crediTs, l4 oT which musT have been obTained aT This college, a grade poinT average required by med- ical schools and approval by members oT The TraTerniTy. A Trip To The medical school oT Oklahoma UniversiTy, ouTsTanding lecTurers and an award To The ouTsTanding Treshman premedical sTuclenT are a Tew oT The club's many acTiviTies. OFFICERS TED STEPHENS PresidenT R. C. McDOUGAl. Vice-PresidenT BARBARA WOODS SecreTary BETTY NELSON Treasurer Page 425 b l LPHA SIGM ET ' X TQ .vf : T -1 IR 'E 71 . I ' ' , X.. l i X lx Q is ,T 4 X i - i- - Row I: Pa-,niglgz Jie: I es,le-r Neff: Jcinneon, Billy Casner, carlg lCeTchum, Deang Warriner, Clell: Cc-Hen, Ray. Row 2: WelJsTer, Jerry: 511- ic' W'ii3,, J Nfw' Jr, M. JJ Luhirr Nilhl5P1hACCUISlC'U Tam, OFFICERS EARL CASNER Presicuen' ROY E. NORRIS Vice-Pre:fdenT ELLL JQT-HISQTI Page 426 sec'-e'arf,Trea:orer 3 -rp. BeTa chapTer oT Alpha Sigma ETa was organized on The Oklahoma A. 8: M. College campus in May. I930. The TraTerniTy is an honorary scouTing organiza- Tion Tor college sTudenTs who have aTTained The rank oT Eagle and are willing To pledge Themselves Tor The purpose oT The order. Alpha Sigma ETa is organized on The campus Tor The purpose oT leadership, Tellowship and service To boTh The college and The communiTy. Among The many proiecTs oT ouTsTanding value are The memorial chapel drive, leadership among all The local scouTing acTiviTies, Tlash card demonsTraTions Tor TooTball games and TraTTic conTrol during homecoming. The social evenTs include camps, dances, picnics and scouTing acTiviTies. There are 24 A. 81 M. men in The organizaTion aT presenT, wiTh Earl Casner as president Roy E. Norris, vice-presidenT, and Bill Johnson, secreTary-Treasurer. LPHA ZETA Q 5 1. .I V h 5 .- . l V mfr, Q, 2 l i Wei:-T' 1 f l, 5: f ' 3, i C5 Row l: Goodwin, William: Davis, Alberf: Freeman, Harry: Williams, Ralph: AuTry, J, W.: BarTon, John: Wakeman, Donald: Sharkey, Roy' Fransen, James: Barbee, Jr,, Lewis. Row 2: Siegemhaler, lrvin: Boyd, Charles: Barnburg, Arnold: BooThe, Wayne: RuThledge, Al: SmiTh, Jim' LeCrone, Fred: Benneff, William: DilTs, James: Larkins, Lee Roy: Murdock, Slanley: Fayne. Dick: Epperly, Jean: Glynn, RoberT: STark, John. Row 3: KnighT, Fred: Dills, Corky: Johnson, RoberT: Hager, Dave: SchnaiThrnan, Jr,: Paul: Seals, George: Thomas, William: Doane, Bennie: Campbell, Clyde: Ferrell, Charles: Hood, Eldon: Allen, T. J.: Kindell, Clyde: Long, John. Row 4: BaTes, Frank: Ferguson, Carl: Evans, Duane' Skow: Lloyd: Hall, Charles: Hooper, Thomas: Nunemaker, Oran: Ball, Lemuel: Hver, Jack: Blair, Wallace: Farney, Lloyd: BransTeTTer, Olin Row 5: Francisco, James: NysTrom, BengT: Smifh, Billy: McMahan, OuinTen: Anderson, Fred: Holman, Delberf: Wickham, Lowell: Long, Hal' Calclwell, Jr., Ralph: CasTle, L. E.: SwiTT, Donald. The Oklahoma A. 81 lvl. chapTer oT Alpha ZeTa, naTional honorary agriculTure TraTerniTy, was insTalled April 24, l9l6. The obiecTives oT Alpha ZeTa are To promoTe The proTession of agriculTure and To TosTer high sTandards oT scholarship, characTer, leadership and a spiriT oT Tellowship among all agriculTural sTudenTs. The TraTerniTy carries ouT a compleTe program in order To aTTord all mem- bers an opporTuniTy Tor service. Included in ThaT program are such acTiviTies as The sponsoring oT Treshman and sophomore judging conTesTs, assisTing The dean of The Division oT AgriculTure on special evenTs, assisTing in The memorial sTudenT loan Tund loook collecTion, assisTing in Religious Emphasis week, sTriving To im- prove The agriculTure curriculum and presenTing special awards Tor scholasric aTTainmenT in agriculTure. Hi W. STaTen, Oklahoma chapTer alumnus, is now serving on The naTional high council oT The TraTerniTy. OFFICERS LEE ROY LARKIN PresidenT JIMMIE BOB SMITH Vice-Preside-nT STAN LEY MU RDOCK SecreTary BILL BENNETT Treasurer Page 427 ..A.E. mmm, 25' 'WX Row l: 'Z 'if' ffrz' ,. Pr Eff ,l: r : lflrim J. cl.: Scnfrieder E, W.: Day, Bob: Johnson, Probert HanTcird, William, 3.': ,-J 1 ' rs- ' H L' r F P5 Mfrric,-, 'Ere :r,-' rnw Arcriid. Row 2: Wild ViiT3r2 l'ligginbciThafrr5 OTi-Q: Mcclun-J, ', l 1'F r fr' Ti' ' ir LV: N'irY'f' piihfzfrli Weller, Jrirrn: Mr,TaggarT, James: Killciudh, John: Way, Harry: Poison, Marvin: fps: fwfr, T-fre 'E--' 4'-, Row 3: Gimp l-larrljg lvlarier Eid: Seri MarTin' Gu-yer Jarnesg Cppel, Jr., Fred: Cannon, Dale: lf: Q: ey Mve' Tryrai- F-yas, F Crip fdfif Jorn' Dahl'-', Jr. Car' Prize' Jr. Wa'Trgr3 Mc-hsenin Nureding DecTer, Buck. Row 4: ll, 'r rr Ei-rs Harder F-ri' S rr-'rar l.lfiricr3v'Z Vvfrn Marvin: Mr1Glarr'rery Floyd: Bellinghaucffn, Thomas: Green, ArThur: Rigney, :'- ' Ma' fr ' V 1 Tiff' T-Tar: V'i'i' The purpose oT The sTudenT branch oT The American SocieTy oT AgriculTural Engineers iT To promoTe The inTeresTs oT sTudenTs in agriculTural engineering as a OFFICERS proTession: To provide exTra curricula acTiviTies: To develop leadership among 9CEEPT D. JUT-Tl T' T FECi'I'?fi' ECE G, Of: X cr -Uri' wif-ri f JG', ' 'f1'y-' T '12 LFCHX-PDC 9 il' rf H',.,V!,-W, Page 428 JTLLTXATJ' H!-I Thfiviy The members Through parTicipaTion in The branch acTiviTies: and To TosTer closer relaTionship beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy. To aTTain These ends, The branch has obTained ouTsTanding men in The Tield oT agriculTural engineering as speakers Tor iTs various meeTings. Dances were held Tor sTudenTs oT The deparTmenT and The annual dinner-dance is being planned. OTher acTiviTies ThaT are carried on by The branch are The developing oT graduaTe Tile, an acTive sTudenT Tile, a picTure gallery Tor graduaTing seniors and parTicipaTion in The annual Engineering and Science exposiTion. This is The TirsT year The branch has TuncTioned under iTs revised consTiTuTion which, in parT, enables iT To be selT supporTing Through enTerprises and dues. The branch has conTinued To grow and develop since iTs reorganizaTion in I945. L l ..C.E. FN Row I: Rayne, Charles: STewarT, CliTlord: Wilhelm John: l-Iookins, Gene: I4raTT, Ray: Smilh, VincenT: Re-iTT, Joseph: Holdeh, C. R.: Ruland, Willis: KeiThline, Charles: Forfh, RoberT: York Cnaries. Row 2: Payne, Joe' Harbaugh, Charles: Sisli, Robert Macy, Williams: Pappino, Allen: I-IoxworTh, Warren: Durscher, Eldon: King Charlie: LangsTon, David: Scurlcrck, Beryl: Bauer. Erank: Dorman, Lonnie: Ross, Ralph: Miler, RoberT. Row 3: Dickey Herberlq STeele, AlTred: Locke-rT, ErnrzsT: Michaud, Francis: SmiTh, Jr., Virgil' Dean, Delmer: Harris, J. W.: Johnson: James: Housr-nan, Gerald: Burgess, Richard: Dierkes. John: Evans, John: Boswell, Jack. Row 4: Wallace, Lloyd: Myers, John: Hargrove, W. E.: Bilyeu, John: Ragan, A. J.: HarnleTT, James: Connelly, James: Pelard, Paul: Murphey, Ke-nneTh: Bowersock, Bill: LedbeTTer, Allen: Cannon, Jr., George: Hagler, Morris. Row 5: ScysTer, Dave: Kemp, Harold: Wilkinson, Harry: Young, RoberT: Meyers, Don: Hodgkinson, Carl: Novak, Charles: Hicks, Jirn: Holil, John: Blair, Jim: Burkhead, Tom: Iseley, D. M. The Oklahoma InsTiTuTe oT -I'echnology's sTudenT chapTer oT The American SocieTy OT Civil Engineers was Tounded in I922. Sponsored by The naTional organizaTion, The socieTy's aims are The ad- vancemenT oT The science oT engineering and archiTecTure in Their several branches, The proTessionaI improvemenT oT iTs members, The encouragemenT oT an inTerchange of ideas beTween men oT pracTical science, and The esTablishmenT OT a cenTral poinT oT reTerence and union Tor iTs members. AcTiviTies enioyed by The members during The pasT year included inTeresTing Talks by guesT speakers aT The bi-monThIy mee-Tings, slides and movies oT Tech- nical inTeresT, several Tield Trips, Two smokers and a parTy. The largesT membership ever recorded by The chapTer, The group grew To I4O members during The year wiTh John H. Dawson serving as TaculTy advisor. Any sTudenT regisTered as a civil engineering maior may Tile applicaTion and ioin The chapTer. OFFICERS RAY KRAET PresidenT GENE HOPKINS Vice-PresidenT VINCENT SMITH SecreTary JOSEPH REIEE Treasurer Page 429 OFFICERS '.'EL'viN McCLUSlxEN Cnahman TAARVTN NQBIS Vcefcnairman HARCLD WADE SecreTary -CSECT-l BLACKBURF Treasurer A. S. M. E. The American SocieTy oT Mechanical Engineers was esTablished in I88O Tor The purpose oT advancing The science oT mechanical engineering ThroughouT The world. Since The socieTy was organized, iT has done much Through The improve- menT oT mechanical engineering meThods To improve The saTeTy and well being oT The peoples oT The world. In coniuncTion wiTh iTs broTher socieTies in The Tields oT civil, chemical, elecTrical, and mining engineering, The socieTy has propagaTed and mainTained cerTain engineering sTandards ThaT are accepTed in all Tields oT engineering. MosT recenT oT The socieTy's worlc has been The esTablishmenT oT an inTernaTional screw Thread code accepTed by The UniTed STaTes and The BriTish Empire. The socieTy accomplishes iTs worlc Through numerous commiTTees and exhausTive research The obiecTives oT The sTudenT branches oT A. S. M. E. are To develop iniTia- Tive, Tamiliarize sTudenTs wiTh Technical socieTies, and To TosTer associaTion wiTh oTher mechanical engineers. Any sTudenT regularly enrolled in The School oT Engineering may apply Tor membership in The local sTudenT branch. Upon grad- Row I: lvl-ivy' E ififz' Vw an. ge mar: Wane Heroin: Nrltis Marvin: Mcciusley, Melvin: Leonard, C. M.: Akin, Rolan: Blackburn, J. T.: :ie Jzrr: Hur'e' Ji rrr. Row 2: VVa ' Harcld: Panierl Lcuis: Werfn, Wesley: Johnson: James: Casady, Jesse: l-liclvrian, Charles: 'fliE e Gere' Adam' E nf-re' llicroae .l L.: Nctle, i-Tuherf. Row 3: Eafes R. B.: Rude, William: Van Grinsven, M.: Beasley, Leon! 'fame' fads: S ' Fred: Wi ef' Tram-1:7 Anaerscn C E3 BgniTa1i, Af'huf: Deehari Leonard: Garrew Max, Row 4: Browne, Emerald: :ree W ar' T-lar'-2 Te re J. ein' Bill' Pignerg Jarfigj- Ardgvgcn P, S.: Efcnavan James: Miller, Fred: Sfaegler, George: Dieman, fiiefcai- Bonner Prr eflll Q 57 F3 f Page 430 . . i .iQl fi Row I: Kline, W. J.: Reeh, Lee: Spillman, William: Harned, Richard: Johnson, Damon: Palm, James: Drain, Edgar: GriTTiThs, ArThur: FrosT, RoberT: Tomlinson, Leroy. Row 2: Fincannon, Omar: Hayes, James, Kirchmeier, Olen: Sparkman, Marcell: Legg, Warren: Clark, George: Lynch, Charles: Hickerson, S. E.: Schirmer, D. E.: Karasik, Bernard. Row 3: Hyde, Jr., Charles: Lawrence, Jim: Garling, Alvin: Frazier, Bruce: Hall, Alfred: Polson, Bruce: Eslinger, Eugene: Goin, MilTon: BogdanTTy, George: Alonso, M. P.: Magee, Charles. Row 4: JeTT, Robert Evans, George: McClain, James: Johnson, Paul: Knox, Earl: Nease, I. D.: Scruggs, Jr., Lincoln: Seward, Lawrence: CrawTord, Jr., Fred: Gum, Cecil. uaTion, sTudenT members may apply Tor promoTion To junior membership in The parenT organizaTion. Through The medium oT The naTional socieTy's monThly magazine, Mechanical Engineering, sTudenTs are kepT abreasT OT clevelopmenTs in Their proTession. lnTeresT in The sTudenT branch is TosTered by The presenTaTion oT numerous speakers and demonsTraTions aT The semi- monThly meeTings oT The chapTer. Periodic Tielcl Trips are Taken To various inolusTrial esTablishmenTs in Okla- homa and neighboring sTaTes. Once each year The na- Tional socieTy conducTs a paper conTesT in which The sTudenT members oT The socieTy compeTe Tor TirsT place and a cash award. LasT year's TirsT place winner was William Ledgerwood, a mechanical engineering sTudenT Trom A. 84 M. The sTudenT branch oT A. S. M. E. is a member oT The engineering council and parTicipaTes in The acTiviTies oT The council. Each spring A. S. M. E. Takes parT in The engineering exposiTion by presenTing an exhibiT or sup- porTs Those presenTeol by The mechanical engineering deparTmenT. The socieTy's members are acTive on The various commiTTees necessary Tor The organizaTion and presenTaTion oT The exposiTion. In pasT years A. S. M. E. has cooperaTed wiTh Pi Tau Sigma and Chi Epsilon in conducTing a high school ori- enTaTion program. The purpose oT This program is To Tamiliarize high school seniors wiTh The various Tields oT engineering and urge Those persons who are inTeresTed To underTake The sTudy oT engineering as a proTession. Each year A. S. M. E. Takes parT in The preparaTion oT The Engineers ball. This year A. S. M. E. elecTed Miss BeTTy RounTree, arTs and sciences sophomore, as iTs can- didaTe Tor Engineering queen. Each year a cerTiTicaTe is given To The mosT ouTsTand- ing sTudenT in The chapTer. The award is based on The sTudenT's iniTiaTive, leadership, and aggressiveness. This year's cerTiTicaTe OT award was presenTecl To Jack Williams. Page 43I I AQ TIC CL B l wr La.. -4... ww- --- -.M gf ssl' ,. si. ,-.lr ' , , ' ' livgwi, 'Q -,nw ..V, .., g,,i' ,..-rj -I .,w,.. '. M 'P , . X -.ir '1 . li -'L Lierfe- ff- , - ff .- 1 . . C T , Row I: Nil Nifmii Cole, AlTln-ea, Tirnlen, PaT1 Egrwlerq Joan: Wallis, Sally: Pearson, Jeanne: Wuller, Mary, Holmes, Doris: BoaTrighT, Pviarga'-rt Mir Eleanor. Row 2: M:CarThy, Diclf Crawford, l-Tomanq Bace, Clarlrsong l:rnery, Sally, Randolph, I-leleng WhiTe, PaTg Chapman: Mary l-lava Pal: Bahl: Dcug. Row 3: l-loerrnann, Edward: Longpine, Bill: Ross, Dong Eichenberger, Sam: Manahan, Dub: Gulley, Dale: lfefeer 'JT' ' if Ven. P .1 , T-T: na, James: Henley Omer: Flanagan, STan. OFFICERS STAN FLATTAGATTAT Prezidern W. D. MAllAl'lAlYl Vice-Presidenf FRANCES CORTIELIUS SecreTaryATr-eazurer RQDGER lfl.lllE Social Chffrrnan Page 432 Organized aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. in IQ46, The AquaTics club has been acTive in promoTing a higher sTandard oT waTerrnanship among Aggie sTudenT Through The presenTaTion oT a waTer pageanT in The spring OT each year, promoTing waTer saTeTy, encouraging compeTiTive and recreaTionaI swimming and developing and recognizing good swimming Torm. The purpose oT The group is also To perTecT swimming sTrokes and learn TormaTion and pageanT-Type swimming. Membership in The club is open To all sTudenTs on The campus wiTh a senior liTe-saving membership in good sTanding and who are able To pass The club's reguirernenTs. The reguiremenTs are To swim 440 yards in good Torm using The American crawl, The back crawl, The side sTrolce, The breasT sTrolce and The ele- menTary baclc sTroke. The applicanT musT also be able To do TronT and surTace dives in good Torm. BeTore The club was reorganized in I946, iT had been a swimming club Tor coeds only. The group, now co-eclucaTional, has enlarged iTs membership sTead- ily and has achieved a prominenT posiTion on The Aggie campus as an inTeresTing and worThwhile organizaTion in which To belong. i .i BAPTIS T STUDENT UNIIIN .p C7 ' I Row I: RaTcliTT, Ann: AlTman, PaT7 MinTon, Preamp Carson Pagoyg WhiTealrer. KerrniT3 Mclfinley, Carol, Fowler, Dick: Scarbrciugn, Norma, Row 2: Cooper Jean: I-IunT, Sam: Thornhill, Beverly: Wilson, Norman: I-lurnphery, RuTh, Moore, B b, Earnharlg Virginia: Fcllns, I-Iorner. Row 3: Alderman, LeRoy, I-lays, CliTTordg Kiflciahiclg Iris, Zongler Calvin: Bfaze I, James: Win?-erTeloT, Wanda: Shaker, Peggy: Barr, Roy. The spiriT oT The BapTisT STudenT union can be summed up wiTh The phrase- IT is a boy, a girl and a Bible. The BSU, as iT is generally called, sponsors clean Tun, The Type oT pleasure ThaT comes Trom popcorn on a winTer's nighT or a picnic and The Fire Song, a reTreaT by a Ialqe wiTh blue skies and The smell oT pine needles-all drawn Trom The masTer sources, Trom TrusT in ChrisT and boundless hope Tor The TuTure. The BapTisT STudenT union is The linlc beTween The 2,500 BapTisT sTudenTs oT A. 84 lvl. and The local BapTisT church. Through The sTudenT cenTer, IocaTed aT 323 Knobloclr sTreeT, The organizaTion sTrives To coordinaTe The religious and social acTiviTies oT all Aggie BapTisTs and minisTer To Their needs. The BSU sponsors a vespers service aT The cenTer each evening and a prayer and devoTional service each morning. One oT The very popular TeaTures oT The BSU program is The weekly parTy on The ground Tloor oT The I:irsT BapTisT church. KermiT E. WhiTeaker is minisTer oT sTudenTs, Clay PoTTs acTs as TaculTy advi- sor and 26 sTucIenTs serve in various oTTices. OFFICERS CALVIN ZQNGKER PresidenT I-IOMER FOLKS Vice-I3residenT RUTI-I HUMPHREY SecreTary-Treasurer BEVERLY TI-IORNI-IILL Social Chairman Page 433 , , I 5 I 9 Y BEAUX ART ,IS 3 ' . P. - I , v K ? x J E' '11 Y , i s 1 . -, ,-gf mf, I a X I A RW lx W V b A - -1 . -N - Y- P H f-ff my rA,'.vg m I ,r my WA-'?f17Sw1YM'v,CHMQG. OW 2 1 z 'V H- N1fv ' E :1 F' I FYI --wif-F L'1v'yjH-'-Hfwif W. OW 3 '1'- ' H v L' ' H 1- P fv 'j H1 'w'?N pw,-rwvff MIUHL AVEH. ow 4: ' 1- ' ' 'Q Nw' ' , , V iw' ff-Huw G'- H-J' 'ff CH'-W. Row 5: C,f.17 :. T057 - I , T T P Gfwif-L'-' N3':wm1 FA-www, BIN, Row 6: Brifiqm, Dim? H , H ' rf, X VJ, ' E1-,-H, M 'ff PJ,-,MEj1,f4W1'fgVNf 1-' BETA ALPHA P I :-A' . , Sf.,-,.r lkxki Este. 51 - -r : , A .. Q0 Px Q A Row I: Schauer, Eugene: Harrison, B. F.: Shinn, James: Carnerer, Keifh: Srnifh, Garland: McCow J. R. Row 2: Humphreys, William: Sfewarf, E. Wayne: Buchanan, Raymond: Garreff, G. G.: Norris, Poffer, Earl: Williams, Jr., M. H.: Duffy, Roberf. Row 3: Maller, Virgil: Hedrick, Blake: Bufglwerv McSwain John: Meyers, Phillip: Morris, Malcolm: Bilderbacl-7 J. D.: Crabtree, W. D. Row 4: Neil, Dale: Afkinson, Thomas: Rape, Floyd: Braffain, Harold: Heafh, Richard: Todd, Marlin: Carpenfer, Paul: George: Ausfin, E. Buel: Vendegriff, George: Hofler, Paf: Naylor, B. R.: Calvin: Briggs, Ralph: Nance, Don: Maurice: Lowrey, Deming: Murphy, Blackman, Alvin. Row 5: Roberfson. Teddy? Wd'9, 6906? l'lUf'ISGl4'3f. S-3717 K'?llEI'bOfn, ROIJGVII Blaylock, Glenn: Collier, Jackson: Black, Fred: Nichols, Charlie: Bridwell, Herberf' McFarland, Dale. Befa Alpha Psi, nafional honorary and professional accounfing frafernify, was founded Feb. I2, I9 ICI, af fhe Universify of Illinois. Chi chapfer is The 22nd chapfer of fhe frafernify and was insfalled on fhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. College campus on May I6, I939. The rules of conducf fosfered by Befa Alpha Psi are posifive in characfer and relafe primarily fo fhe individual deparfmenf of fhe young accounfanf as an employee of a firm of professional accounfanfs, or as an employee of a business enferprise. The purpose of fhe frafernify is fo encourage and fosfer fhe idea of service as fhe basis of fhe profession: fo promofe fhe sfudy of accounfing wifh fhe view of securing fhe highesf ideals: fo acf as a medium befween professional men. insfrucfors, sfudenfs and ofhers inferesfed in fhe developmenf of fhe profession: and fo mainfain high scholasfic sfandards in ifs members. Membership is resfricfed fo accounfing maiors and minors who have com- plefed nof less fhan I2 semesfer hours of work in accounfing wifh a grade-poinf average of 3.0 and whose general average in all subiecfs falls nof lower fhan 2.5. OFFICERS GARLAND SMITH Presidenf KEITH CAMERER Vice-Presidenl' JAMES SHINN Secrefary RAYMOND BUCHANAN Treasurer Page 435 OFFICERS T-TARRi DEVLIT 'N --' fn- 'fit jf TCM RICHIE Vie-Rre3.f:ienT DON 'W Ti ATT fecfeTari,' Blll HARMCT Tragic rar BLUE KEY Blue Key, naTional honorary leadership TraTerniTy Tor men, was organized on The campus oT The UniyersiTy oT Florida in I924. The man who conceived The idea Tor Blue Key, and who led in iTs organizaTion, was Mai. B. C. Riley, Then on The uniyersiTy TaculTy, and now The naTional presidenT oT The TraTerniTy. Major Riley TelT ThaT college men had abiliTy and sinceriTy ThaT was noT be- ing puT To proper use, and ThaT a TraTerniTy was needed To bind college men TogeTher in serving Their parTicular school. The TirsT service rendered by The organizaTion aT Florida was The sponsoring oT Dads day and homecoming. ATTer The success oT These Two underTal4ings, The same sTudenTs meT regularly To dis- cuss oTher ways oT improving sTudenT liTe and parTicipaTion in sTudenT acTiviTies. Since iTs beginning in l924, Blue Key has grown inTo a naTional organizaTion oT 76 collegiaTe chapTers locaTed on all The maior campuses oT The UniTed STaTes. Maior Riley had Two belieTs in mind when he headed The Tounding oT Blue Key. Qne, ThaT college leaders are God-Tearing, laweabiding young ciTizens who be- lieve ThaT worThwhile progress can be besT made Through The orderly processes Row I: f'1'1 , H11 37 fi 'ff VV. C7 Cafe Ev? Cnatman Caflq Cfaiu Jim: Devlin, Harry: Dork, Charles: Durgan, J-acl. Row 2: : f ' Pwr, y F vary Sree' Ffanif Jie: Giiliiini cla'f'f':i7 GriTTiThs, Aff: Grissom, Zed: Gun, Marvin: G-uiTerrez, Eugene. Row 3: l-lager, iw. U7 l-l 1 ' T-Tzw' BW: l'la'ripcr:, Ben: l-lu1TT:, Diclf: l-lemcree, Jams-3: l-lolT, Dcn. QQ -3 ,-16. 345 ?g Page 436 S957 'fi 'FF 'F- id gh A -V X 5-ag Q. s-'J Row I: l-lorTon, Theodore: Johndrow, Al, Johnson, Paul, KirsTen, R Larkin, Lee Roy, Lemon, RoberT: Long, Russell, lvlaloy, Dick. Row 2: lvlanahan, W. D., ManTooTh, Quenhng McDowell, Lynn, Milburn, Joe: Mills, l-larry, Neal, Barney, Paris, Jim, PuTTy, Paul. Row 3: Ramsey, John, Reger, MonTe3 RoberTs, James: Schneider, Gil, Spiece, Gene, Williams, John, WyaTT, Don. OT evoluTion and noT revoluTion. Second, he believed ThaT sTudenTs are men and musT be TreaTed as such, and ThaT They are men willing To accepT responsibiliTy, willing TO cooperaTe wiTh TaculTy, willing To work wiTh Their Tel- low sTudenTs, and capable OT puTTing across ideas and ideals creaTing The righT aTTiTudes which will do much To improve sTudenT liTe and welTare. Blue Key had iTs beginning aT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Col- lege lvlay IS, l932, when The local chapTer was insTalled wiTh I2 members. Since ThaT Time, The growTh OT The TraTerniTy has increased To keep up wiTh The growTh OT The school. AT presenT, The membership is well over The 50 mark. Each year Blue Key sponsors a carnival wiTh diTTerenT organizaTions OT The campus enTering side shows and skill games. To The organizaTion which shows The mosT originaliTy in presenTing iTs show or game, and who achieves moneTary success, Blue Key presenTs a loving cup. BeTa -l'heTa Pi won The carnival cup This year. Blue Key draws iTs membership Trom The recognized leaders OT The campus-men who have shown ouTsTand- ing abiliTy noT only in scholarship, buT also in Taking re- sponsibiliTy in campus organizaTions. There are Blue Key members in all OT The sTudenT publicaTions on The cam- pus, in The sTudenT senaTe, The lndependenT lVlen's Resi- dence l-lalls council and The lndependenT parTy. The so- cial TraTerniTies and The RepresenTaTive parTy. Blue Key members are OTTicers or members in nearly all sTudenT clubs and organizaTions on The campus, boTh proTes- sional and honorary. As The obiecTive OT Blue Key is service, iT is The con- sTanT purpose OT each chapTer To cooperaTe wiTh The college adminisTraTiOn and wiTh The admiriisTraTion OT The sTudenT governing body To coordinaTe sTudenT lead- ership Trom various divisions OT The campus. Blue Key membership iolenTiTies a college man as one OT all-around abiliTy, good characTer, gualiTies Tor lead- ership, and The conTidence OT his Tellow sTudenTs. Page 437 OFFICERS RALPI-I I-IESS. JR. Presiden' GIS LIPE 'Vice-Rresioen' T. J. ALLEN Secrerari, FRANK BATES Treasurer BLOCK A D BRIDLE The Bloclc and Bridle club was founded in I9 I9 by members of Ihe Iiveslock iudging reams from Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa, while allending Ihe Inrernalional Liveslocls show al Chicago. The local chapler of Block and Bridle was organized in I92O as The l-Iooi and l-lorn club. In l922 if was accepled by The nafional Bloclc and Bridle organizalion. The local club has had Iwo narional presidenis, Dr. W. A. Craflr H923-I926l and Dr. C. P. Thompson H932-l933l. The purpose of Bloclc and Bridle is Io mainlain a bond of friendship belween sludenls and professors of animal husbandry and livesfoclc breeders. Olher pur- poses of The organizarion are ro promore a high slandard of scholarship among animal husbandry slrudenlrs, Io promole underslanding and fellowship belrween Ihose engaged in Ihe dirierenl phases of animal husbandry and 'ro encourage compelilion in inlercollegiale iudging conlesls. Eligibiliry for membership in Ihe Bloclc and Bridle club is limiled I'o any sludenr in Ihe Division of Agriculfure who has chosen animal husbandry for his malor. Row I: E31-. L , , ease AI R E-:IZ-JU Teo: Elwell .Ja reL: Lovelace JoVan: Wiggins, Lloyd: Blair, Wallace: Schnaiihman, Paul: iz Frei' Ali ' Aaah' Ienrings. Row 2: We is, Leamian' McCvighI, Leonard: Lucas, Warren: Brown, Harry: Neff, Franlilyn: ,a, ,crm 9111.2 F I, Tsrrer Trr' Sinaefer De mar: Wiclharn Lowell: Copeland, Eugene. Row 3: Roof Russell: Reilly, Lewis: Wilson, Accra' Trimu. Ra cr' Beal. Geiwe: Frinser Jirr: Grigrorn, Bill: Spray-.ls Bob: Dollon, Rob: Thomas, E. L.: Whiirner, Larry: Slephens, Tom. Row 4: S' 'ap I-'rei Fi,J' Que Serge: Dresser Jinh Bsifhe Wiayne: I-larl Willredp Ahrberg, Poberrf Fore, Earl: Discus, Jesse: W-' 'e I -e' G , C .iq Ba, :CI Da in: Ifnighf, James, Row 5: Ashley, Vxfayrnan: Lernpges, Roberlg Sloan, Lucien: Carey, Tom: -'lf e Jr B 3 I Be ' Eefin Dr: Allen Charles: Ward Gilbert: McCoy, Glenng I-Iorsnwan, Charles: Lcirenzen, Waller. Row 6: Ea' D r' Fyra' 'Hr' T'1 L,i3' Wi an Carr Jirn' I-Iwoee,l31ul:Bryie,Jcnn?Sfarl olahn: Cvreenlield, Charles: I-larden, Kennelhi H 19 :rua J Cher Franl 4, ut,-we-. :5 .f.4 A i . U 1 .Q?'ff,53iF74f ijfhz - If-. 72- Q-f - E,i5i5i? . . 5- fy FV: 5224. K T 'V 'Qi'iii-.la y .. -..,. 'afrf ,.'ZI-'Qu :Ti I: 11 gl,' .:' ifl r'+Si x' fit' -'U Page 438 Row I: Berger, Dallas: SmiTh, Jaclc: Thomas, Eugene: Walker, Wesley: Richardson, Harvey: Craig, ErnesT: Meacham, Ed: Bryce, Tom: BaTes Eranls: Long, Hal: Reger, Buddy: Robberson, Glenn: GriTTeTh, Ernie. Row 2: Michael, Billy: BraTcher, Glen: Hillier, J. C.: SchoeTTler, Merle' Hume, RoberT: Sallee, Leslie: William ,G. I.: Rogers, Glenn: OrcuTT, MarTy: Shoclcey, Windell: SanTord, Bobby: Hess, Jr., Ralph: Lipe, Gib Row 3: Glasco, Ray: Sowers, Aliclr: Sparlrman, BusTer: Holden, Jr., William: Wayman, Clarence: Green, George: Baumann, RoberT: PorTer Tom: Downey, Max: Taggarf, Don: FiTzgerald, W. N.: BarTon. John: Allen, T. J. Row 4: England, John: Geddie, Thomas: Lovell, Jr., EvereTT' Keller, Jim: SchaTer, R. D.: EaTon, L. D.: EdmisTon, E. P.: UpTon, James: Kirlc, DwighT: Raleigh, LesTer: Carmen, Jerry: Bales, J. D.: Ayres, Jr. Edigj Tompkins, Roy, Row 5: STeward, Elmer: Brannan, Alfred: WhiTe, Jalre: Lelzoice, Jack: Lucas, Roy: MayTield, George: Layman, John' Tuclxer, Bill: Ziegler, William: Harris, Glenn: BraTTain, Gordon: Krehbiel, Elmer: Helilin, Glen. Row 6: Wilson, Jim: ScoTT, Phillip: CarTer Jim: Young, Jim: WaTson, Howard: Thompson, Maurice: Holman, Delberr: LiTin:qsTon, Gerald: Murnan, Harold: Doane, Bennie: Ellioll, Harold: ChiTwood, Jr., Joe. The club sponsors judging conTesTs Tor Treshman and sophomore sTudenTs in AgriculTure and a judging conTesT Tor members and pledges oT Block and Bridle. IT also sponsors The LiTTle lnTernaTional LivesToclc show which was a one-day show held Ias+ November wiTh greaT suc- cess. The proceeds Trom These evenTs are used To de- Tray The expenses OT The members OT The livesToclc and meaTs judging Teams To The American Royal, and lnTer- naTional LivesToclc show, and lNlaTional WesTern show, and The EorT WorTh FaT STocl4 show. There The Teams compeTe wiTh Teams Trom oTher colleges. Senior members oT The club assisT counTy agenTs and vocaTional agriculTure Teachers OT The sTaTe in The 4-H and FFA judging conTesTs held each year by hold- ing pracTice judging conTesTs aT The college ThroughouT The year. Since The club has been organized iT is recognized as one oT The ouTsTanding organizaTions in The Division oT AgriculTure, and all animal husbandry sTudenTs are highly desirous oT obTaining membership in The club. Due To The accomplishmenTs oT This ouTsTanding organizaTion, all Aggies Trom Tar and near deem iT a privilege To be called a member. OTTicers Tor The year were presidenT, Ralph Hess Jr.: vice-presidenT, Gib Lipe: secreTary, T. J. Allen: Treas- urer, Eranlc BaTes: reporTer, Windell Shoclcey, and ser- geanT-aT-arms, Dennis DimiTy. The TaculTy advisor Tor This year was J. C. Hillier. The Block and Bridle club will conclude This year by calling iT one OT The mosT successful years oT iTs hisTory on The A. Xi M. campus. This cannoT be aTTribuTed To one man, buT To The whole group working TogeTher un- der The direcTion and supervision OT ProTessor Hillier and leadership oT The presidenT, Ralph Hess Jr. Since The Tounding oT Block and Bridle in I9 l9, iT has spread To The campuses oT 26 orher agriculTural colleges. Page 439 RJ CHI EP ILO l Row I: L 'e'. J, Eg Sfurlfm BT W-llirsiin l-larry: Poppirr, Allen, SrniTh, Jr., Virgil, Bilyeu, John: Dorman, Lonnie, Burlcheacl, Torn. Row 2: L-:uc-t- ef A er- M l rt Hin.-.'f'n Warrer: Pal-and Willisq Connefv, James, Bc-wersocl-, Bill: Paddock, John: Hicks, Jim, Eiwii J 'r. Row 3: MNH E'fl'er EC-5-.e'l ,laclt Healer Morris, l-larltauon, Charlesg STewarT, CliTTord3 Payne, Charlesi Sn'iiTh, Vince-nf: Ze '1 '-zgr' Mit, W' 'an' Row 4' Eire Te: S1,,'r' Geitiuez l-la'r'c-T' James, P-3ga .A.J.: l-lc-d1lin:c'n,Carl7 Meyers, Dc-nj KraTT, T-3 f l-+f1 'J' Tel Chi Epsilon, a naTiOnal honorary civil engineering TraTerniTy, was Organized OFHCERS TO recognize Those characTerisTics OT The individual engineer deemed Tundamen- fTLl.Ell Q. EOPPH lg Predden' ET!-PPK rf. v'!lLlfll1fCll foe PHV'oerT TJIPCBIL JJ. CTAITTT JP. Cec'e'ary FL!HlB.QCUPLCC! TreaiJref Page 440 Tal TO The successTul pursuiT OT his career, and TO aid in The develOpmenT OT Those characTerisTics in The undergraduaTe. Membership is composed OT sTudenT engi- neers in The upper Third OT The iunior and senior classes. Chi Epsilon was Tounded aT The UniversiTy OT Illinois in T922 The Olclahoma lnsTiTuTe OT Technology chapTer was charTered in May l94l, wiTh 27 charTer members. Today, Over l25 men have been iniTiaTed inTO The TraTerniTy. The policy OT The OrganizaTiOn is TO recognize The OuTsTanding civil engineer- ing sTudenTs, TO encourage any mOvemenT which will advance The besT inTeresT OT engineering educaTiOn, and TO cOOperaTe wiTh The American SOcieTy OT Civil Engineers in The prOmoTiOn OT evenTs and prOiecTs OT general inTeresT and beneTiT To The civil and associaTed engineering deparTmenTs. HI GAMMA IIIT MT .,g. mmggmg f-.. Row I: MaTThews, James: Adams, Harold: Speece, W, Gene: McDonnell, James: Humphrey, Jack: Lee, Charles: Taylor, William: Erwin, Carrol: Zegelbone, Leonard: Long. Russell. Row 2: HammeTT, Bob: Coleman, J. D.: Crane, Thomas: STaeTTler, George: HollingsworTh, Jack: ST. John, James: Sanders, Charles: BuTTram, James: Pafnsey, John: Rigney, Bob. Row 3: Long, Bill: MonTgomery, RoberT: Payne, RoberT: Long, Hal: Crudup, Bob: Pugh, Duane: Nunemaker, Oran: Day, WinThrop: Hager, Jr., David: Newman, Earl. Row 4' Coley Bob' Val lla Dom: Tompkins, Ivan: Harmon, Paul: Pohoriles. Eugene: BIaTner, William: PorTer, CarlTon: Larkin, CliTTord. Chi Gamma loTa, naTional honorary veTerans socieTy, was Tounded aT The UniversiTy OT Illinois in I946. The purpose oT The organizaTion being ThaT oT giv- ing recogniTion To veTerans doing ouTsTanding work in colleges and universiTies and To TosTer good Tellowship among iTs members. Since ThaT daTe, chapTers have been organized on many oTher campuses ThroughouT The naTion. The BeTa chapTer was organized aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College in The spring semesTer OT I948 by a group oT veTerans who recognized The value OT such a socieTy on This campus. Members are chosen Trom veTerans who have an over-all grade poinT average oT 3.0, or have had such an average Tor The lasT Two consec- uTive semesTers. GraduaTe sTudenTs may be admiTTed iT They have an average oT 3.5. All members musT mainTain Their scholasTic sTanding or are dropped Trom The socieTy. AlThough The chapTer is comparaTively new on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. cam- pus, iT has gained a subsTanTial membership and held several smokers and parTies ThroughouT The year, as well as monThly business meeTings. - I I 9 . OFFICERS JACK HUMPHREY PresidenT CHARLES LEE Vice-PresidenT WALTER N EWMAN SecreTary WILLIAM TAYLGR Treasurer Page 44I CHOR L CLUB 4 06 mm'mWfEEi?EiEE N am,a.,awsmmEQm Tre Oliahoma A. Sf M. College Choral club oT nearly 350 mixed voices asfembles beTore one oT iTs many concerTs. OFFICERS JVf'MlE DlN+VIDDIE 1- .7 rffbp Ureioen' f r F' 'Lt CJQEQPI! jAfcMC'ror'jr.r' JC Cf-PPIEP f rYrrL':,ri ' ' I L'f. DP,A!l!CMlD Page 442 c,51,,, The Choral club, dire-cTed by L. N. Perlqins, is one oT The oldesT vocal musical organizaTions on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus. The purpose oT The Choral club is To aTTord every sTudenT on The campus who is noT a music rnaior an opporTuniTy To learn To use his voice in iTs proper vocal seTTing. This will enable The sTudenT, in laTer liTe, To parTicipaTe in oTher musical organizaTions and To develop a greaTer appreciaTion Tor music. Cn Tuesday, Dec. 20, The Choral club presenTed iTs annual ChrisTmas con- cerT. The concerT included The Sleep oT The Child Jesus, LiTT Thine Eyes, On C5reaT Lone l-lills, ln SilenT NighT, l-le Shall Feed l-Tis Floclcs, WhiTe ChrisTrnas, and WinTer Wonderland. Mary Maude Moore, conTralTo, was soloisT in The con- cerT. Also TeaTured on The program were The Aggie SweeThearTs. Because oT iTs consisTenTly large enrollmenT, The acTiviTies oT Choral club are necessarily limiTed To one program each semesTer. Plans have been made Tor The presenTaTion oT a similar program during The EasTer season. Allen, Rosemary Abernalhy, Richard R. Adams, Palsy June Arringlon, Ann Ellis Alchley, Barbara Anderson, Phyllis Avanzini, Joann Akin, lla Jane Allen, Bobby Jane Arnold, Annelle Allison, George Adams, Harold Gene Adams, Gayle Askew, Jerry Arnold, Dixie Akin, Grnela Lea Armbrusler, Mary Lou Byers, Mary Jane Browning, Jean Barllell, Pal Bulling, Belly Lou Baker, Mary Lou Bales, LaVerne Bussey, Belly Faye Burke, Richard Glenn Bowman, Barbara Byers, Killy Black, Nelha Ann Browne, Nancy Elaine Blankenship, Rowenna Brown, Virginia Blake, Nancy Beckham, Reba Joan Buergey, Raymond C. Bezinque, Margarel J. Boolhe, Jane Elizabelh Bryson, Wilbur Dean Blosch, Frederick E. Burns, Vern LeRoy Boles, George D. Baker, James Bryan, Donna Jane Brown, Norma Jean Belknap, Milzi Baker, Palricia Ann Black, Milzi Frances Bowlware, Carolyn A. Bandelier, Mary Bunch, Joe Ann Burris, Belly Bogenschulz, Barbara Buck, Margarel Ann Barker, Barbara Boyd, Marilee Barham, Bonnie Beck, Sara Belle Brulon, Marvela Nell Chaslain, James L. Campbell, Merilyn Carmichael, Joe W. Carpenler, Frances Carringlon, Mary Ann Chapman, Bob Leland Cherry, Elizabelh Anne Cissell, Palsy Lee Clark, Glenda Rae Clapp, Sylvia Clinarcl, Rulh Cox, Sue Coals, Barbara Ann Conway, JoAnn Clark, Billie Jo Craig, Harold Eugene Cress, Bobby Joe Croom, Blonda Jane Crudup, Kalhleen Cox, Gloria Jean Crillenden, Flela Mae Cooper, Bobbie Jean Cary, Carol Jean Davis, Ronald N. Dinwiddie, Jim Drake, Lois De6raad, Jan deWalleville, Dick Dealherage, Roberl Dismukes, George Drake, Donis Drummond, Ann Dearslon, Jo Ann Daily, Glen Paul, Jr. Edgerlon, John Elhridge, Jean Eilers, Evelyn Jean Eagan, Mary Margarel Ellison, Pal Edwards, Rosamond Easlerwood, Lowell Evans, Nancy Eyler, Pelly Eilerls, Edna Lauree Fraley, Marilyn Francis, Felix Franklin, Audrey Finley, Margarel Flelcher, Jane Fox, Margarel Fisher, Saralee Francis, Jane Foor, Phil Fuss, Celesla Jo Farley, Norma Lee Friday, Shirley Gregory, Helen-Deloris Gilberl, Tommy Arlhur Gee, Carol Lea Gilberl, Allene Green, Roberl E., Jr. Gray, Tommy Gravelle, Belly Ann Gorman, Mary Ellen Gregg, Jerry Ray Gorden, Barbara Gilberl, Joan Grove, Rilla Marie Galvin, Kalhryn Graves, Shirley MEMBERSHIP LIST Gordon, Jodie Herzleld, Kennelh Hudson, Kalhryn Sue Hawk, Sam Hall, William Hughes, Dolores Hollon, Barbara Hollander, Marguerile Hall, Fern Hullman, Dolores Hellon, Carol Henderson, Hugh Hensley, Gene Hine, Donna Lee Hallield, Marilee Hawkins, Kalhryn Sue Howard, Sammye Henson, Caroline Harmon, Janiece Heeg, Belly Pauline Hill, Margarel Ann Harvey, June Hill, Virginia Huber, Charles Henry Hinlon, Barbara Jo Henderson, Carol lhrig, Shirley lngraham, Billie Irion, Visla Maureen Jones, Dorolhy Ann Jackson, Roy Earl Jellress, Belly Ann Jarboe, Joan Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Rulh Marie Jones, Gloria Jarbara, Charlene Johnslon, Cora Belle King, Boby Ray Kaullman, Virginia Keenan, John Kline, Berlie Klula, Roberl Knapp, Waller Kimberlin, Jackie Kindell, Joan Krall, Joan Lambdin, Harlley Lashley, Louise Linlhicum, Delores Laws, Alice Collins Linn, Mary Rozella Long, Jo Ann Lyday, Nelda Lee, Tessie Lovell, Pauline Liggensloller, Mary L. Lillie, Joe Charles Loveioy, Dave Lee Long, Mary Lomenick, Lora Jean Morgon, Philip M. Mack, Marilyn Faye Mallhews, Leon Keilh Minlon, Barbara Mosby, Rulh Ann Moore, Marilyn Irene Marshall, Lila Vanelle Moore, Joan Masel, Max Morgan, Pal Moore, Mary Elizabelh Maneval, Joan Mee, Mariorie Sue McGlamery, Jake McGhee, Norman McCoy, Inez McCulough, Mary Mclnlyre, Pal McMinn, Rulh McNully, James McPeek, Carolyn Norman, Marlha Norlh, Kalhryn Naeler, Carol Ann Norlon, Rulh Newcum, Nancy O'Hallahan, Carl Ckawa, Roberl E. Oyler, Twila Osborne, Gayle Porler, Philip Paul Pales, Billy Gene Pallerson, Billy Powers, Joan Pilcher, Marlha Perkins, Gene Preslon, Gerald R., Jr. Pills, Mozelle Parham. O. D. Paden, Wileela Pendlelon. Joe Puryear, Elizabelh Ann Payne, Maxine Pillman, Juanila Parkinson, Jimmie Lou Rogers, June Roger, Joe Don Reed, Dean Reed, Joe Raasch, William H. Ralclille, Carol Roelher, Alberla Rosenberger, Mariana Roulel, Wanda Rounds, Wanda Lee Rool, Delores Rayburn, Barbara Rosenaur, Pal Rosenaur, Bill Roberlson, Jane Ramsby, Ann Shulls, Jo Seaman, Merilyn Seamands, Donna Smilh, Mary Myles Sharrock, Lola Slevens, Beverly Segars, Jerry Lou Seago, Belly Sullle, Rila Diane Smilh, Margarel Ann Sellle, Belly Jean Smylh, Shelia Belh Smilh, Monla Jean Sl. Clair, Rila Rulh Shorl, Nella Maude Slephens, Barbara Slookey, Marilyn Slaples, Jerlene Seralle, Velma Shacklelord, Doris Sillers, Nancy Spencer, Fred Schill, Edilh Slevens, Carolyn Slallord, Marilyn Shaver, Palricia Jo Slilhem, Richard B. Spurlin, Richard Soleman, Roberl L. Suil, Palsy Sue Thomason, Nancy Thomas, David Lee Thompson, Mary Jane Thorp, Mary Ellen Thomason, Glenna Thornhill, Virginia Ticer, James Allen Varnum, Norma Jean Vassar, Marilyn Vandevorl, Marilyn Vaughl, Colema Jean Vilm, Sara Calherine Widener, Pal Walkins, Peggy Wilson, Leslie Wrighl, Mariorie Webb, Marilyn Wallace, Mary Lou Wallis, Sally Lou Widaman, Phyllis Williams, Nancy Winl, LaJune Wheeler, Harvey Wells, Laurann Wood, Hazel Coleen While, Palricia Wills, Jeanne Williams, Coleen While, Jeanne Woolworlh, Beverly Wilkes, Margie Weiss, Madolon Wueslenberg, Doris Webb, Lynn Wrighl, Lorella Yard, Paul R. Yadon, Barbara Ann Young, Donna Joyce Page 443 OFFICERS JESS BANKS Presioenr FRVIN MORRTS .FA AV. in L Vg:-Pr:br3:f1 W l LUAM lO'WlXl ES S,:rr.:45ry HARRY ASKFW Treasurer CTTLLEGIATE FFA The collegiaTe chapTer oT The FuTure Farmers oT America was organized on The campus oT Oklahoma A. 81 M. College on March 3, I932. The chapTer is sponsored by The deparTmenT oT agriculTural educaTion and is The oldesT collegi- aTe chapTer in The UniTed STaTes. Membership includes sTudenTs majoring in every deparTmenT in The Division oT AgriculTure, alThough The chapTer was organ- ized especially Tor sTudenTs oT agriculTure educaTion who are planning To become Teachers oT vocaTional agriculTure in The secondary schools oT The sTaTe. The organizaTion has as iTs obiecTives: lll To promoTe a spiriT oT cooperaTion and goodwill among high school and college sTudenTs who are members oT The' FuTure Farmers oT America organizaTiong l2l To provide Training Tor leadership in The acTiviTies oT The FuTure Farmers oT America Tor young men aT A. 84 M. who are planning To become leaders in The Oklahoma division oT The organizaTionj l3l To promoTe vocaTional educaTion in agriculfure in The secondary schools oT The sTaTe, and l4l To cooperaTe wiTh The sTaTe and naTional organizaTion in pro- moTing The acTiviTies, purposes and ideals oT The FuTure Farmers oT America. Row l: 5, 1 , Hy' 1 ,fs VN.'a'-'- EUC! Qifffi 56.13 Cnr ?Ej Wren Jimmie: Siegewhaler, Irvin: Kindell Clydei lf- fe 2 ' ,a ,:' Ee'f 2 1 Leu, Row 2: l'lUEl'f l Cahing Agemranqgr, Delmar: Elicilhers John, Folger, l F4 3 , F ,rr i-.7 Carmine' C1,1e1 Hilde-n slr. VV'llian': Mcriii Fuinq Mcrrig, Faul: Omer, Billy. Row 3: 1'-f' ff' sr. F'.3' MJ' .i- Fir' l-leiaer Rccerk Sw,-.arf Wfliawi' Vaughan, Cecil: Br-enTs, Roy: Ev-H' L B lr rr Er.-ia 'rj Maine, Fi-3nv'i.g Trivwasin Lcinnic. Row 4: l'lirvEl,,lC1linjCiiilI1e3r,NOrr1idr1QSwan,D0nj sf' ' 4' C 5 J V- rea -f- Fw' .W irq gr F.,,g,gg Wi irfgg Amie-, Grl,r-ng Aslev. l-larry: Phillips W-ayne1Barr,ROy' -' Row 5: Ff-f' WW- l, Mr. f ' j - A l-'l'1'1e. Fri' cs l-liillard FUN' Nunernalef, Orang Hale, M. D., Anderson, Leslie, Pollan, r.. . ,..,,.1.i,, V 'i 'il T I., Cf, FW O Page 444 1 rx f' 1 Q QW C5 Cl 22. i I . Row I: Adams, l-lousron: Lash, Gene: ElIioTT, Alvin: Sfivers, James: Orr, Don: WolT, Jimmie: ROberTson, John: Smifh, Frank: l-lardin, LuTher: Rogers, William: Angerer, C. L.: WhiTe, Chirs: ClayTOn, Lyle. Row 2: BenTon, Luke: Johnson, Wallis: McDaniel, Paul: KirkpaTrick, R. W.: MaTThews, Carl: Allen, T. J.: CulberT, A. C.: Sfoclf, Arnold: Evans, Nolan: Herndon, John: Grissom, Bill: Wells, Leaman: Ward, Clyde. Row 31 Woods, ROTDEVTI Whife, Bill: Kellogg, Vance? Bamburg, Arnold: Lovelace, l-l. J.: Carman, Jerry: Caldwell, Ralph: Fransen, Jim: Carey, Tom: BrownswOrTh, Lloyd: McCrary, Edward: Hedges, Wendell: Weiker, Earl. Row 4: Peck, Edward: Van Buren, Jodie: Thompson, William: MOTe, James: Lawson, Bill: Banks, Jess: Dean, L. G.: Miller, Harold: Edwards, James: Kouri, Joe: Legako, Teddy: Clancy, James: Brown, John: Wrighf, Bruce. Row 5: l-lill, John: Chaney, Alvin: MarTin, Joe: Willard, Collier: Lane, Jr., James: Pickell, Karl: Williams, J. B.: Day, J. N.: Spradlin, B. L.: Mills, Norman: ScOTT, E. Neil: PewThers, L. Leonard. Since iTs reOrganizaTiOn Tollowing The war, The Col- legiaTe FFA has grown TO be one OT The largesT Organi- zaTiOns On The campus wiTh nearly -200 lisTed on The membership rolls. There are Two grades OT membership in The cOllegiaTe EEA chapTer-The TirsT being The green hand degree and The OTher The leadership degree. Some OT The acTiviTies OT The chapTer This year in- cluded a geT-acquainTed parTy, picnics, dances and The chapTer iniTiaTiOn given Tor chapTers ThrOughOuT Ckla- homa. MeeTings are held mOnThly and are OT a social as well as business naTure. Songs and reTreshmenTs are included in The meeTing and sTress is laid On The prOmOTiOn OT vOcaTiOnal educaTion in agriculTure by all speakers and in all discussion panels. AlThough The organizaTiOn sTrives To mainTain a high scholasric requiremenT Tor membership, iT also recog- nizes The needed qualiTies OT leadership and a sense OT respOnsibiliTy among Those applying Tor membership. Since mOsT OT The members OT The cOllegiaTe EuTure Farmers OT America plan To become acTively engaged in agriculTure work, The A. 84 lvl. chapTer OT EEA has soughT TO help These TuTure agriculTural workers learn Things which mighT laTer prove OT value To Them. They sTress, in parTicular, ThaT phase OT work known as voca- Tional agriculTure. Speakers Trom The college, indusTry and The exTe'nsiOn division presenT lecTures To The club aT regular inTervals sTriving always To presenT The sTudenTs wiTh a broader view OT Oklahoma agriculTure and new agriculTural movemenTs and Techniques. The group hope, Through beTTer undersTanding OT rural problems, To aid and im- prove The economic and educaTional cOndiTiOns OT rural America: and To cOOperaTe wiTh oTher agencies whose obiecTives are The imprOvemenT OT TarmliTe in Okla- homa. Page 445 C0 MERCE ST DE TCOU CIL OFFICERS RON KERSTEN pfesioenr DUN WYATT fcefhresioem CEGGY LAWYER The Commerce STudenT council provides a means Tor sTudenTs To express Their views on The policies oT adminisTraTion and on TaculTy-sTudenT relaTions. The council acTs in an advisory capaciTy To The dean oT commerce and To The TaculTy oT The school concerning ways oT improving The beTTermenT and advance- menT oT The sTudenTs in The Division oT Commerce. STudenTs oT The Division oT Commerce are encouraged To oTTer suggesTions regarding The commerce library, enrollmenT procedure, subiecTs oTTered, Teach- ing meThods and addiTional acTiviTies which The council migh+ underTalce. Each year The council sponsors a commerce car in The homecoming parade carrying The FirsT Lady oT Commerce who is chosen aT The annual elecTion in which all sTudenTs enrolled in The school voTe. Commerce day is also sponsored C , .-,,, L C, . . . . . . ,egg C, , Tfcamsr by The council. The laTesT proiecT underTalcen by The council is The publicaTion oT a brochure conTaining picTures and general inTormaTion abouT graduaTed com- merce seniors. The brochure is mailed To employers over The sTaTe. Membership is selecTed by a ioinT commiTTee consisTing oT TaculTy and sTu- denTs oT The previous year's council. Row I: 'P' f art:-i rr l-le ef- Le--,ri-r rf. ri Jen Fir' Sdrnaer Few Euller Ear-3 Rr-grew Ecc. Row 2: Craig, James: Ex'-' Per - fre -ercerxe' Lpr: l-lir'i' Y',f,g: Swuxer E rlerTa: Eeaffifas Pc:eTfa7 NE-al Elelva D,. Glidewel Eeffyt STovall, Joe: OnsToT, 'J-'fe' E- 'sN Row 3' 'Low' Voc' fm' Frghlg l-lea'h Digi- Mcrirrg- Bill: Srriw ,llr-'lg Eallger Rayp l-Turnphrev Bill: Hammond, BenneTl3 13 lm. P. Row 4. S -'Q' ,lar ia: Mawr-.A.1 Lamrra' W,a Din: Waferburi, Dafid1Clarle, l-larry:Sirrcce C. W3 Elarn, Mary: Malay 'E.1r, ,if-. 2 Tflfiliar ard Mary: McFarland Dale: Tniirnpscn Lindell: Harrison, Bob: WhiYe-aler, Roberf. Page 446 if ,Asn .ire--f x I -Qs. Y H A Q 6 f .., . ., g Li A ff' 1 , QW.,-W' 4 - A ' 2 I r - we-'A I V, V., 3 5,-15, Commerce srudenis, like ihese piciured above, are provided a means of expressing iheir views on rhe policies of Jrhe Division of Commerce 'rhrough lhe Commerce Siudeni council. The group, which Jrolals 44 in number, acis as an advisory Ray Balcer Rosellra Beagles Dick Brackin Earl Buller Jim Buflran Harry A. Clark James C. Craig Frank Dyer Mary Lou Elam J. C. Evens Bel++y caidweii body To Dean Raymond L. Thomas and ihe division's lacully. MEMBERSHIP Averil Gunler Bob Harrison Bennell Hammond Dick Hearh Bill Humphrey June Horlon Ron Kersien Peggy Lawyer Bob Lemon Dick Maloy Laverna Malhews ROLL Mary Mclzarland Dale McFarland Bill Moore Belva Neal Dorolhy Norman Neal Onsior Helen Jayne Randolph Bob Rigney Joe H. Reed Janice Scherer Harland K. Schug Jim Smilh Lynn Shellenberger Elmerla Slaulzler Joe Slovall Bill Simcoe Frank Vann Lindell Thompson David Walerbury Don Wyail Roberl Whifliker Dick Yadon Page 447 CIILLEGIA H, gf- xbs Xb - Row I, Ieff lo righf: Ch le Keys, MC, Bob Reynolds, pianog Bill I-lerold, bass: Bud Broad, lenorg Chris Arnold, lead alloy Gil Schneider, 'hrrd alfog Alice Meacham, focal f lS. Row 2: Phil Bannisrer drums' Jar-nos Balmer 'rrurnpeff Wilfred Sloclrs lrombone. OFFICERS CHRIS ARNOLD Leader CHARLIE KEYS Business Manager ALICE MEACI-IAM Vocalist Page 448 The Collegians wish lo express lheir lhanlcs lo Aggieland for 'rhe wonderful way in which lheir music was received during lhe band's lirsl year on lhe A. 84 M. campus. Specializing in smoolh, danceable music, Ihe Collegians inlroduced a new sfyle of music 'ro Aggie sludenls. The band is composed of IO members. The sax seclion includes Cris Arnold, lead alloy Bud Broad, lenor, and Gil Schneider. lhird allo. Fealured on 'rhe lrum- pel is James Balmer, while Wilfred Sloclcs, lrombone, compleles 'rhe brass seclion. The rhylhm seclion includes Bob Reynolds, piano: Bill I-lerold, bass, and Phil Bannisler on lhe drums. The vocal chores were handled by Alice Meacham and Charlie Keys. Alice is lhe lille girl wilh lhe sullry voice and Charlie is masler of ceremonies. The group played for many of 'rhe campus dances as well as al S+illwa+er's leading nighlclubs. i Special arranger for 'rhe band was ils leader, Cris Arnold. L. ,il DELTA IG A ALPH . WW Row I: Richardson, Harvey: Taggart Don: Sfringheld, Anna: Carlson. Alice: Wakeman, Donald: Jones, Luree: Canada, Dorofhyg Groneman DoroThy: Milacek, BeaTrice: SchilT1, Ray: Bellinghausen, Louis. Row 2: Thorp, Mary: Dick, lla Mae: Hlne, Donna: Thrasher, Glenn: Bulling Beffy: Ball, Marjorie: Gregory, Helen: Peck Edwardg Ashley, Waymon: Offinger, Minnie: Daniel, Zelma: Jirik, BeTTyj Henderson. Carol' Sallee, Mariorie. Row 3: Rounds, Wanda: RouleT, lJVanda: Murray, Mae Audell: McVicker, Mariorye: Klemme, Almeda: Geis, Virginia: Woodall, Jean: Roberson, BeTTy: Sallee, Leslie: Ballard, Mary: CarpenTer, Earline: Erickson, Norma: STark, Wilma: Bezinque, Margaret Robinson, EsTher. Row 4: BransTeTTer, Olin: SchnaiThr'ian Jr, Paul: Farney, Aaron: Campbell, Clyde: SmiTh, Orval: Hesser, Ival: Adams, Henry: Hobbs, William: SmiTh, AlberT: SrniTh, David: Sfeichen, RoberT: Townsend, J. M. Row 5: Earnest Dale: Goodall, Jerry: KrouTil, Wayne: l-luffon. CliTTord: Hellweqe. Ernesh Sfark, John: Bellinghausen, Thomas: Herron, Jack: Jones, William: Ball. Richard: McCuisTian, Jimmy: Venn, Raymond. DelTa Sigma Alpha, collegiaTe 4-H club, was TirsT organized on The Okla- homa A. 84 M. campus in l9l6. The organizaTion is comprised oT a group OT young men and women wiTh a common inTeresT who come TogeTher To give TurTher Training in cooperaTion, Tellowship and leadership: To cooperaTe wiTh counTy and sTaTe exTension workers Tor a beTTer rural liTe in Oklahoma: To keep in Touch wiTh The 4-H club movemenT and To conTinue Triendships made wiTh 4-H club members. The TraTerniTy pro- vides a socieTy in which members can meeT To sTudy and discuss rural problems. RequiremenT Tor membership is one year oT acTive 4-H club work. How- ever, many oT The members OT DelTa Sigma Alpha have longTime records as club members and a number oT Them were sTaTe and naTional winners in 4-H club work. A recenT accomplishmenT oT The organizaTion is The publicaTion oT a news leTTer oT currenT acTiviTies oT The group which is senT To alumni members. Mrs. Anna STringTield, head counsellor oT women aT A. 84 M., is sponsor. OFFICERS DON WAKEMAN Presidenl' RAY SCHILTZ Vice-Presidem' BEATRICE M I LACEK SecreTary LUREE JONES Treasurer Page 449 DAIRY CIE CE CLUB The Dairy Science club was Tormed in lf-748 Trom The reorganizaTion oT The lXlaTional Dairy club. The old dairy club was TirsT esTablished on The campus in IQZ4 buT members TelT a local club would beTTer suiT Their needs. The group recenTly received a charTer Trom The American Dairy Science associaTion Tor The esTablishmenT oT a sTudenT branch aT This college. The club has, Tor iTs purpose, The developmenT oT closer relaTionships be- Tween sTudenTs and TaculTy. The club meeTings are used as a workshop in The deyelopmenT oT leadership, personaliTy and cordial Teelings among The members. The local organizaTion boasTs one oT The largesT memberships oT any like organizaTion in The UniTed STaTes. Each spring The club sponsors a conTesT Tor Treshman and sophomore men in iudging dairy caTTle and dairy producTs. A conTesT Tor The TiTle oT Dairy Science Queenw is also held each spring. Club advisors are ProT. Morrison LoewnsTein and ProT. ErnesT Berouselc. Ro I L M J , Ea 9:51 ffr- TVN a, Williifinig MQDQ.-,ell Lynng Baihig-ii-, Lewis: Mr1Gilliard, P, C.: Miller, E, ' Row 2: Miilvlaren 'flu nlen: Eli?-ne: Eugene: Fri:-eiran: G-'fiigii-3 Kozel, Karl: Gunn, Dale: Burien, rf N if- W 'r Pirsg- 1 E enraiser, Chafliig, Row 3: Law-on, l-lasfel: lfnipe, Dial: Amadon, Newell: rl ef 93 f 'DVI' jE.en. lvlu'r1y: Tnnrfasfn ,lx Eddie: l-lamilfon: Billy, Row 4: TarranT, l-larold: E f f' I-i 1 Gui' 1-43 Lwuraigr M 1'flf'I Eiesiiidl l-lufsfcng Clue, H, W.: lfseirn, E1i:iyle:Wilson, Roy. ' - 'T i 2 'l-XR!! P I 9 Row I: Woods, Rob-arf: Johngon, Paulg Sharlrey Jr. Foy, l-lerberger Harry, Spradling J. W., Peabody, Charles, Jones., Glen, Berouselr, E. R., Wrllrarns, Ralph, Ferrer Phrlrp, Deeds, Esfniiil, Row 2: We-sf l-lorner, Coqield, A, W., Pinlerlort, Frank, Phillips, Glenn, Slacy, J. W., Walker, Charles, Biggs, Alden, Guilloyle, Pafriclcg Andefson Poberr, Davig, Alberl. Row 3: Core- Jaclc, l-licley, Bryce, Gordon, Charles, Smifh, A. J., Goode, Al, Ruppert Bob, Piqg, Serie' Chadwiclc, Charles, McCleyinus. Archie, Wilson, L. E., l-larrinqfon, Dwain. Row 4: MOHYQGVUGVY. ROlJ'2fTZ While, Thomas: Banlcsfon, Bobby, Egerr'neier, Edward, Flake, Jr., Erven, Slanislaus, Neal, Pickerr, l-laskell, Browder, Ray' Oliyer, Frank, Wallace. Earl. ww Nancy Thomason, Kappa Della, won The hearls and voles of Jrhe Dairy Sci- ence club when she was elecled Miss Dairy Queen of l949. She reigned over all of The club's aclivilies during lhe year. Page 451 DI CIPL S ST DE T FELLO HIP OFFICERS CLARK Cl'lAF3l,fAlll Dresden' - UJIR SlLBREATl-l r- ce-Drefaenf PT TPAWlCli ferr., ,Jem JA. REME EEN lET v ,- ,. fx farm JW. ,PP-iLirl FAiRBAlii'S i f- lgA,'.1,DVLCi3,Zfwf 'All HAGEP3 'fA I ,U A + .,, r..-. cm-.rw v -, -. J, Disciples Sfudenf fellowship, formerly Kappa Pi Epsilon af Oklahoma A. X4 lvl., is a religious group composed of Chrisfian church preference sfudenfs and residenf young people of college age. Such fellowships as fhese are found on college and universify campuses in over 30 of fhe 48 sfafes and in Canada. The nafional office of fhe Disciples Sfudenf fellowship is locafed in lndianapolis, lnd. The purpose of D.S.l:. is fo provide a fellowship of Chrisfian sfudenfs on a campus, fo help individuals grow in Chrisfian faifh and commifmenf so fhese will become creafive and unselfish cifizens of fhe world. To achieve fhis aim and pur- pose, a well-rounded program is provided which includes areas of worship, social acfion, recreafional acfivifies, infellecfual and creafive growfh, and emphasis and fraining in churchmanship. lf also sfrives fo include a world-minded oufloolc and inferesf in and promofion of ecumenical Chrisfianify. D. S. F. cooperafes closely wifh fhe World Sfudenf Chrisfian federafion. ln December, l949, fhe firsf Disciples Sfudenf fellowship guadrennial con- ference was held af Dalre universify, Des lvloines, lowa. Approximafely 500 sfu- Row ll T 1 Q fn erre' Laherr: Gi hffefr V. 9.1 h!l1E.'.5lV' fieiwq Chapman Clarli Fey. Srrifh, Rc-mans: lvlcgarland, .7 in ers Cfrrar- in c. Row 2: Wri'e Sl':rfifi,' Heuer Ei 'ieg l-lualnerh Billly Mayg Murphy Phyllis: Bowers, Mary' Efaw, r- 3 H32 Row 3: H... . .lc-an' l-le.1er Jisie' Chan-1-X, Lucille: Ball Pichard: Liffle, David, Sigfciiiley, Wayne. Row 4: Thur- :ki E lfl 5 , Virnriat Sirrciicr B. Doyle? Ballard Mary, Buffingfcin, Bill. Row 5: Hallmarli, Beffyg Fry, .laclrg F Page 452 iff 5i afj' Wa ' VH' ' l' l lr 'f R 6' D' ly Cfy'L'Oinr1ffiri L: J' kindtlade Harry .ir .ef-ref .a'ni,s. ow . ow , si, e .. . ., ., . .. , - -..,. ..-.,....il Row I: Wehry, lvl. W.: Dunlop, clean, Howell, Delmarieg Thorp, Virginia: Thomas, Shirley: Baker, June: Nicholls, Mary. Row 2: Woelke, Douglasg Gwinn, Roy, Liebenheim, Joan: Hood, Paul, Powell, Dick, Kaiser, Gladys. Row 3: Henry, Wade: Smifh, Charles, Mclieernan, Julia: Baber, Opal, Price, Gayle. Row 4: Soufhard, Glenn, Slinclzcomb, Ray: Lowe, Alice: Kerns, Leah, Widener, Pafriciay Sanders, Mary. Row 5: Canada, Carlfong Hood, Eldon: Blankenship, Keifhg Doffer, Frank: Jech, Keifh. Row 6: Kidd, Harold, Byrd, Donald, Law, Billy: Sparks, Gormang Giezenfanner, Frank. denfs represenfing over 80 colleges and universifies from more fhan 30 sfafes spenf five days of fine Chrisfian fellowship fogefher. The convenfion exchanged ideas and suggesfed ways and means for improving ifs pro- gram on fhe various campuses, vifal and currenf social, economic and moral problems of our nafion and fhe world were presenfed and discussed. The conference was guided by Chrisfian men famous for leadership in fheir respecfive fields. Oklahoma A. 84 M. College was represenfed by fhree delegafes fo fhis convenfion. These delegafes refurned from Drake wifh many consfrucfive ideas, many of which are being puf info pracfice, greafly improving fhe local program. The home of fhe D.S.F. af A. 84 M. is locafed af 3 I8 Wesf sfreef-fhe Chrisfian Sfudenf cenfer. The cen- fer is a fhree-sforied sfrucfure which confains a lovely chapel, a meefing room where Sunday morning and evening services are held, a conference room, a lounge and area for games, a well-equipped kifchen, an office and a five-room aparfmenf for a minisfer fo sfudenfs. The cenfer is fhe scene of many and varied acfivifies -parfies, inspiring devofionals, conferences, Bible sfudy and Sunday school, discussion groups and, yes, even ping-pong fournamenfs. Oufside recreafional facilifies include croguef, horseshoes, badminfon, and an oufdoor fireplace for barbegues and weiner roasfs. Ulmer Corky Gilbreafh was elecfed presidenf for fhe spring semesferg Flo Brown, secrefary, and Eldon l-lood, freasurer. The Rev. Romans Smifh, minisfer of fhe Sfillwafer Firsf Chrisfian church, is presenfly acfing as minisfer fo sfudenfs buf fhe execufion of plans fo engage a full-fime sfudenf direcfor before anofher school year is now in fhe final sfage. Page 453 DELTA IGMA Pl , 1 Ear Ld Row l: L , Li- ir'-' M Mar, r' iJli,'ifi', LH :Z Spangie Geiirdeg Wwadwariix, Janwesg Nicholson, Roger: Shfadman, Dave. Row 2: fir ' Einar: 'J ' fee ,+V Sfe--. ' Jan'-3,1 SC :ffC':' W. Gere: T-lunsali-r Sam: Lcicas Tomg Benner, Richard, Row 3: 1, Q P 'fe ,in LA Af' 1 Jie: Mau TJ n Harryg Nanie, Dcirvq Pierce Billy Sachin, Sol: Pallerscin, Lyle. Row 4: Moore, Leslie: l 'A ff' I' 'n' 'A' ' r 'f lee: Si-arleg, Jr., Charles' Gervais, Bernard. OFFICERS JOODK NCCD NPTPD T-lean Wafer Page HX- FOLD Pr'-,AZCH 'exif -f-ff-ef J. J 4 U JT' GECPQE SPM QGEL lurizr ffzifdee 'xlfpiflll VJTOQPE Dififf: D!-,LE I'!'lJPPl lf Trrjq' -Arilr The Gamma Epsilon chapTer of The inTernaTional TraTerniTy of DelTa Sigma Pi was insTalled on The A. X1 M. campus March l9, I949. IT was The 7 lsT chapTer oT 80 naTional commerce TraTerniTies represenTing broTherhood in commerce ThroughouT This naTion and Canada. The TraTerniTv TuncTioned as a local group, BeTa Alpha, Tor nearly a year beTore being received in The naTional organizaTion oT DelTa Sigma Pi, now The 25Th largesT TraTerniTy in America, iT has over 23,000 members. The TraTerniTy TosTers and promoTes broTherhood among commerce sTudenTs and a beTTer sTandard oT eThics beTween men of commerce, boTh in and ouTside oT college. DelTa Sigma Pi holds monThly professional meeTings wiTh guesT speakers Trom The business world. Several indusTrial Tours oT business esTablishmenTs were also conducTed, enabling sTudenT members To s+udy aT close range The procedure and operaTion oT all Types oT business. The naTional oTTice provides a placemenT service Tor all graduaTing seniors. 454 I E GINEERI G STUDE TCIIU CIL Row I: Parker, Ed, WhiTe, Jr., I. Tom: Harris, John: Johnson, Robert STapley, Edward: BryanT, Georg , Wood, Clernmer. Row 2: Lillnbridge, J. L.: Gelmers, A. Lloyd: McPhaiI, Presfong Nunnaly, John: Poppino, Allen: Elmer, MorTOng I-IarTrnan, William, Row 3' HOrTOn George' Dobson, Clayfonz Hollingshead. Charles: STaTen, Jr., I-Ii: Palmer, George: KraTT, Ray: Akin Rolan This is The TirsT Tull year's acTiviTy OT The Engineering STudenT council, The governing body OT The Oklahoma InsTiTuTe OT Technology, since iT evolved Trom The Engineering sOcieTy. The council is a represenTaTive body composed OT mem- bers eIecTed Trom each deparTmenTaI and honorary OrganizaTiOn in OIT, The ediTOr OT The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer magazine, The engineering senaTor, The direcTOr OT sTudenT personnel, wiTh The dean OT engineering acTing as TaculTy advisor. i Some OT The TradiTional TuncTiOns OT The council are The engineering gueen's conTesT, The ST. PaT's ball, The supervision OT The OSE magazine and The coordi- naTion OT The annual Engineering and Science exposiTion. OTher prOiecTs sTarTed This year are a direcTOry board Tor The Engineering building and an insTrucTOr raTing sysTem To be used ThrOughOuT The insTiTuTe. Don SmiTh was eIecTed vice-presidenT and George Palmer was eIecTed sec- reTary aT The beginning OT The second semesTer To replace graduaTing seniors on The council. OFFICERS ROBERT D. JOHNSON PresidenT JOHN HARRIS Vice-PresidenT GEORGE BRYANT SecreTary TOM WHITE Treasurer Page 455 OFFICERS CRVILLE D. PAGE Pres'denT FQSTER L. I-IQLMES Vice-I3residenT DON K. PATTON Ccrfefconoinq SecreTary DON D. EST! LL Ilezcirdng Secre'ar-yi WMLIL I-I. .IOI-IP-ISDN Treasurer SECRGE BURKITT Efdge Cirrefcc-n:JenT ETA KAPPA U ETa Kappa Nu is an honorary elecTrical engineering TraTerniTy open To The upper TourTh oT The iunior elecTrical engineering classes and The upper Third of The senior classes. The main purposes oT The organizaTion are To promoTe, main- Tain, and reward high scholarship by sTudenTs in The Tield oT elecTrical engineer- ing. To aTTain These ends, Omega chapTer oT ETa Kappa Nu awards a gold medal yearly To The mosT ouTsTanding elecTrical engineering senior. An elecTrical hand- boolc is given as an award To The elecTrical engineering Sophomore wiTh The high- esT grade average during his TirsT Two school years. CooperaTion beTween The sTudenTs and The members oT The TaculTy is en- couraged whenever possible. Ivlany members oT The elecTrical engineering Tac- uITy are members oT ETa Kappa Nu and are urged To aTTend and To parTicipaTe in The acTiviTies oT The chapTer. Omega chapTer was given iTs charTer in February oT l93O and has grown sTeadily in size and imporTance since iTs Tounding. ATTer The reacTivaTion oT The chapTer in I946 Tollowing The end oT The war, ETa Kappa Nu has been acTive in Row I' Pe ' Frr- ri fic' cfriir' Swrr-r ,Ig I-If Scanczier Jarric-33 Naerer. A.: Edwards, William, Llavis, Claudg Loveless, Richard: '-'A Row 2: I-if ., , . J, Tar'-'f 're C. Marvirj Carfer, Franlii Grelrr-Lfrs A. Lloyd: Shi-line Paul: Tiielles, E. M.: I-Iciwse, Wayineg ' f ' P rr If' Row 3' Earfnrran Jafneat fkzalperi Carl: I-lcltfgrr, Dong Freeze Williamg Brewer, Joseph: Leonard, Irving: Diclx, ai 1, ,, , ffl Lis' 53' Trfws ' V' Row 4- L I L V VVF-'lrrrp' Pwr' Fsljerlr Cflrfnan J D'JoriP' Lec'Arnrild P B' Dailey Leon' few-'rv1s,'.-.Q i . cgi ,- L-uw, I N, in r: L - I J. , . , ,., , ,.. ., ., L.. I5 Page 456 4 xfT,h l C5 mm 'Ummm 1 alll ll l. J 334 Row I: Darwin, Bill: HiTT, Earl: Owen, Joe: Nause-claT, Paul: Kelly, R.D.: BrrnkworTh, Tom: Coleman, R, A.: BurkiTT, George: Holmes, F. L, Row 2: l.iTTleTield, Bill: Argo, Leon: SindT, J, C.: SmiTh, Dori: Kimball, PleasanT: Beazley, Frank: Sieczlrowski, J. A,: POST, Lawrence: Richardson, Hayes. Row 3: Turley, John: Argue, Don: Baird, Paul: Page, Orville Rollans, J. C.: Ramsey, Wayne: PorTer, Aaron: STrong, Charles: Halbrook, Wendell. Row 4: Nakashian, Jack: CoTTrell, Jack: WiTTe, Jr., Edward: BarTleTT, J, T.: Poole, Harold: Thomas, Charles: Johnson, John: Braesull, Leo: Cooper, George: Rogers, Herschel. many and varied engineering acTiviTies on The campus. Among These acTiviTies is The annual engineering expo- siTion in which members plan and enTer various exhibiTs in The exposiTiOn. The ETa Kappa Nu associaTion was Tounded aT The UniversiTy OT Illinois on OcT. 28, l904, and now has 46 chapTers ThroughOuT The UniTed STaTes and has a TOTal membership OT l6,000 members. Omega chapTer aT Oklahoma A. X4 lvl. is The 26Th chapTer given a charTer. ETa Kappa Nu alumni chapTers are lOcaTed in The larger ciTies ThroughOuT The UniTed STaTes and are always ready To assisT The undergraduaTes in any way possible. The highlighT OT The semesTer's acTiviTies is The pledge cOurTesy week. All sTudenTs eligible are given an inviTa- Tion To The rush smoker To enable The members To rneeT The prospecTive pledges. The pledging period c:OnsisTs OT The courTesy week, inTormal and Tormal iniTiaTions. The sTrange looking creaTures ThaT appear on The cam- pus Once a semesTer are noT men from Mars, buT merely The ETa Kappa Nu pledges during courTesy week. Such Things as double sTacked depole anTennas, miniaTure direcT currenT mOTors and Tlashing recOgniTiOn bulbs greeT The members on The TirsT morning OT cOurTesy week. TvleeTings are held Twice a day ThroughouT The week during which Time The members inTOrm The lowly pledges OT The mysTeriOus inner workings OT an elecTrical engineer. The cOurTesy week is climaxed by The inTormal iniTia- Tion On SaTurday nighT OT The courTesy week. The Tol- lowing week, The Tormal iniTiaTion is held, and The pledges are Then Tull-Tledged members. The oTFicers Tor The spring semesTer: Orville Page, presidenT: F. L. Holmes, vice-presidenT: Don K. PaTTOn, corresponding secreTary: George BurkiTT, bridge corre- spondenT: Don EsTill, recording secreTary: Paul Johnson, Treasurer: ProT. A. L. BeTTs, TaculTy advisor, and Don SmiTh, engineering council represenTaTive. Page 457 FIREMA ' CLUB 1 ROW I: TWT ' VT' T ' 'fl' S32 Mile' A-r0ers'f Vefrcn: Faffif Jn: Ne-mon, Bob: Bryan, ,Iohng Disbrcw, Zane: Hatcher, Ray. Row 2: f '31 Affpf- Hwfffci A,.fuf3 Q, f P, H5 Ej jcfriggg Ba..-.ij-ll C543Hara?BuffigwHuffeyxpe,g:CQh,'.an!pC,T:E,1- Row 3. T' T -4-- '1 U fri lifn' P' rv a iig' ff- ef F'te u'n Jamei' Ra'Cli55 W, Nealg Wiare Gene: STevens, Tommy: Paz' OFFICERS DCEEPT D. NE NTOH Piet denT J!-MES Ff+Pl?lfi fifixpfii-'J'?V'f JEPH AITDEPCQTT ZQ'f :'fzVy lCl'lll L. BP fffl. TV :F1Zl.MffV Page 458 Firemen musT live TogeTher in order To learn close cooperaTion. Realizing This, The laTe ChieT J. Ray Pence organized The TirsT Firemen's club in l939, an organizaTion composed oT all members oT The STillwaTer and VeTerans Village Tire deparTmenTs. As parT oT Their college worlc, members receive Tire proTecTion Training and answer all Tire alarms and emergency calls. They sTudy and sleep in The Tire sTa- Tions and eaT in The dining hall operaTed by The club aT number Two Tire sTaTion. There are Three sTaTions operaTing under The Training program. The TirsT is locaTed aT EasT NinTh and Lewis sTreeTs. The college sTaTion, locaTed on The cor- ner oT College avenue and Knobloclc sTreeT, serves as headguarTers Tor The mu- nicipal deparTmenT and is considered one oT The TinesT sTaTions in The sTaTe. The VeTerans Village Tire sTaTion is The mosT recenT addiTion To The Firemen's club residences. BeTore becoming a member oT The club, each roolcie musT compleTe a Tradi- Tional hell weelff' designed To Tamiliarize him vviTh The Tire TighTing eguipmenT. ChieT EvereTT l-ludiburg and R. J. Douglas are advisors Tor The group. FLYI G AGGIE Row I: Roush, Roy: Welborn, Frank: Allgood, C. N: MiTchelI, Myles: Lemon, R. D.: Cline, Charles' I-Iowe Roy' ScheidT, Bill: Rondepierre, Roger: I-Iardy, William. Row 2: Blaylock, Morris: Tomlinson, Leroy: Young, J. M.: Jackson, KenneThg Bellmon, Sheldon: Hall, Theodore: Marlin, GGOVQGZ BOSSOVIQ, Frank: Taylor, William: Brown, ReiTT. Row 3: Long, Bill: I-lollingworTh, J k, Bridges, James: SmiTh, Jack: Babb, R. L.: Walkup, HoyT: STaefTler, George: Curry, Don: Munkres, Lovell. The Flying Aggies, organized in The Tall oT I948, deTine clearly ThaT The pur- pose oT Their club is ThaT oT encouraging sTudenT and TaculTy inTeresT in aviaTion, To provide saTe, economical Tlying and TransporTaTion Tor iTs members and To advance The knowledge oT The members in aviaTional subiecTs. ln The spring OT l949 The club parTicipaTed in compeTiTion Tlying wiTh oTher schools, chieT oT which was OU. A second and Third TeaTher was added in The cap OT The Flying .Aggies in The Tall OT '49 when They were selecfed Third place winners in The division oT originaliTy during The annual homecoming TloaT parade, and Then inviTed To Tly en masse To WichiTa, Kan., and make a Tour Through The Cessna aircraTT TacTory There. The club sponsors sunrise breakTasTs Tollowed by TlighTs To surrounding ciTies, several parTies during The year, plus compeTiTion meeTs wiTh oTher schools as well as inTraclub meeTs. Any sTudenT or TaculTy member wiTh a privaTe license or beT- Ter is eligible To join The club aTTer meeTing cerTain requiremenTs. OFFICERS BILL SCHEI DT PresidenT BILL I-IIDLESTON Vice-PresidenT FRANK McFARLAND SecreTary CHARLIE ALLGOOD Treasurer WILL WAYNE Social Chairman Page 459 fi I FORE TRY CLUB fx 3 fl 5f-,r'i 'C'5 ,4'.9s.,, A m m J J, Row l: Hahra :lan-es: Fi e' Jean: Rogers James' CransTon, C. Clare: Pricer, RoberT: Turner, KeiTh: Dix, Tom: Soleman, Roberfg Hogan WV' am: M le' D 5 zng Earlf Pulliam David: Heinicle Don: Best, Randall. Row 2: Crownover, J. C.: Linn, Ed.: Wallcer, NaT: Tirnlro :iwafgg Criyfingig lfpnrefn- Rui Wayne: Ferrell Charles: Erwin, Carroll: Golcher, Jim: Durrell, Glen: Bace. Clarkson: l-laclneff, Donald Hfzper Trrffrag P 'nafofin Gene: Taller David: Row 3: Riden, Carl: Laughlin: Ralph: Kendall, H. J.: ChaTTin, John: Woodward, Bill Franlviir Vernon' 'Sound Sfolfi-3: Hafrlf Jwhni Cody Tom: Wohll-arTh, Howard: DipenTima, Tony: Blair, Roberl: Kinney, Mack: SrniTh, Lloyd Row 4: Al-annie' Pnillii- Gam-es Bibliyt While George: Hanna, Lawrence: Sluclrer. Maurice: Thompson, George: Adams, Arfhur: Terry N' ff: Lehi: Niirfel: Coe Tueij Power, ROb9flf Flanagan William: Henriclrs Bobby: Schirclc, Robe-rT. Row 5: Brown, Richard: Brown Find: Na'pr,n Jr. H. L.: Siler Charles: Brandenburg, John: Mueller, Henry: Gibbs, Charles: McDonald, William: Runyon Jaclnie: Kelly Serie- pwdir L T B rde Mafnn: Peebles E, Cn: Sinclair, Slan. Row 6: Maddux, James: Howard, Bobbie: Langley, James: Ouiclr C f,,ff,sf: Jfwy 4 wi, .,i p,,J.r ann-3 B ale' VV' iiam' Greiner Rirbeffj l-lammaclr Duke: Denyer, William: Broadhead, Alfred: Wheeler, Edwin: Douglass f , ew L1 1 LJ, ,a lf,-. . OFFICERS CHARLES FERRELL Presidenl WAYT IE PRUITT icerprezidern VEFJNETH CRUTCHFIELD Secrefary CARROLL ERWIN Page 460 Treasurer The ForesTry club was Tormed in IQ46 when The ToresTry deparTmenT was esTablished in The Division oT AgriculTure. From a nucleus of I9 men, The club has grown To a membership oT over l5O men. The purpose oT The club is To promoTe The academic, social and proTessional inTeresT of iTs members. Membership is open To any sTudenT or graduaTe sTudenT whose maior is ToresTry, wildliTe or range managemenT. AcTiviTies Tor The pasT year included winning second place Tor TloaT original iTy in The Homecoming parade and parTicipaTing in The horTiculTure show and VarsiTy revue. An annual banqueT was held as well as The club's Log Jam OBicers Tor The spring semesTer were George R. WhiTe, presidenT: Jim Rogers vice-presidenT: KenneTh CruTchTield. secreTary: RoberT Schirclc, Treasurer' Nelson D. Terry, publiciTy: and STan Sinclair and Jean FiTTer, corresponding secreTarnes Charles F. Evans, presidenT oT The SocieTy oT American ForesTers: HerberT STone, USFS regional ToresTer: Paul Gerrard. supervisor of The Ozard Nahonal ToresT, and Don STauTTer, Oklahoma sTaTe ToresTer, were club guesTs during The year. F. T. A. l Row I: Perkins. Phyllis: PruiTT, Clarence: Schwarz, Myrfle: Palmer, Agnes: GarreTT, John: Harmon, Margie: AnTrim, PaT: Parker, Ramona: Tabb, Edith: Jones, Harold: Flores, ReTugio. Row 2: Orfiz, Pedro: Elizande, ArTuro: PaTrick, Barbara: STurgeon, Jimmie: DenTon, DoroThy: Roye, Andy: MclnTyre, RoberT: Blanken, Charlene: Hughes, Leo: Every. Bob: Adams, Harold: Daniel, Janie: ChaaT, Pauline. Row 3: BaTch- elder: William: Coon, Lewis: Heusel, Charles: Kidd, Raymond: Pierson, Craig: Douglass, Anderson: Crudup, RoberT: Jones, Norma RuTh- FaisT, Jr., Louis: DoTson, Richard: Dillard, Ben: Noble, Mary: STrecker, ElizabeTh. Row 4: Jordan, William: Morrow, Gene: GersTen, Jesse: BlaTner, William: STearman, William: Morse, R. L.: ATTerbury, RoberT: STiles, Richard: Williams, George: Bishop, CliTTord: JohnsTon, Cecil. The Conger chapTer oT EuTure Teachers oT America was organized on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus Jan. I7, l949, under The sponsorship oT Kappa DelTa Pi. The chapTer name was chosen in honor oT Dean N. Conger, dean emeriTus oT The School OT EducaTion. The purposes oT ETA are To encourage and promoTe Tellowship among pros- pecTive Teachers, To more clearly deTine The common ideals OT The democraTic Teacher, To discuss The problems and challenges Tacing The Teaching proTession and To encourage a more proTessional aTTiTude among prospecTive Teachers. Membership in ETA is open To looTh men and women sTudenTs enrolled in any school on The campus who plan To enTer The Teaching proTession upon gradua- Tion. Some OT The acTiviTies oT The year included aTTending The Oklahoma Educa- Tion associaTion convenTion. The sTaTe EuTure Teachers oT America convenTion, a silver Tea and various social acTiviTies. Counselor Tor The organizaTion is Dr. MyrTle Swarz. Ramon Henson served as parliamenTarian Tor The year and Ramona Parker was song leader. OFFICERS JOHN E. GARRETT PresidenT PAT ANTRIM Vice-PresidenT MARGE HARMON SecreTary MARGARET HAM PEL Treasurer ANNE CLARK ReporTer Page 46I GAMMA DELTA Row I: l i, Zen: F'--ilf lViAi'f'2f .l' Paul: Vi-llerl Cafnerinfe' Meyer Elder: Wieh'l.i3, Eurlenei Klemfn, William: Neiden, Jean: lil? l'-li-'r,. Row 2: Eianler Charlervi-3 Colin, Anno: Earl, Marlin: Nfirkiz Marvin:l5ircl1,NC'+ElID'3lll Billie: l-laas. Bob: Kellerl, Margarel: ' -' F ?9 ' il' Z - f33f 'f W'3UV l'?- Row 32 WllllG'YiS Ffiflriifi Oppel Jr. Fred: Oppel, Robe-rl: Simmerina Virgil: Klirna, Thomas: F':'v Wu?-I ,lf Y:-: 1 f:, l':ikaf'l'i Er--fin, Dal' l:aul,Fi:ErNl'ouE1' Charlif, OFFICERS ELDCP ME KER Er-eioenr if-UL Tl-lElrAEP JP. 'f cerpret 'JEFW EUGENE WEIBYE F, A, J-:CHQ ary Cf-THEPWE VELLEPT iremurer . f'lLLlP ffl VLEMM Efmuvy ffdfizr Page 462 Gamma Della, an inlernalional associalion of synodical conference Lulheran sludenls, was organized lo provide college sludenls wilh an opporlunily 'ro sludy The Bible, lo promole and encourage Chrislian fellowship on lhe campus and lo 'rrain young people lor lay leadership in fhe church. Bela Sigma, The oolh chapler lo become aiclilialed wilh lhe inlernalional associalion, received ils charler on Dec. I4, I947. lls aclivilies include Bible sludy, lopic discussions and a balanced program ol Chrislian fellowship. Hs membership is open 'ro any sludenl of Chrislian characler who is in sym- palhy wilh lhe obieclives ol 'rhis chapler. The presenl presiding officers of Gamma Della are: President Eldor Meyer: vice-president Paul Theimer Jr.: secrelary, Eugene Weiblce: lreasurer, Calherine Kellerl, and William Klemm, who has conlribuled much in leadership, as lhe lac- ully advisor ol lhis organizalion. GAMMA IGMA g. Row I: Cashon, STurgis: Craig, James: STiver, Charles: Lee, Charles: Briggs, Ralph: Larkin, CliTTord: Shinn, James: Allred, Jimmie: Valella, Dominic. Row 2: STringer, Rex: Camerer, KeiTh: Blackman, Alvin: KelTerborn, RoberT: Nichols, Charlie: Brian, James: Hubbard, Tom: Daily, RalsTon: Bilderbaclc, J. Row 3: Rigney, RoberT: Lemon, RoberT: Miller, Charles: Funkhouser, Edward: Reno, George: Chambers, Richard: Blaylock, Glenn: Heard, Fred: Ray, John: MalTer, Virgil. Row 4: KersTen, Ronald: Rape, Floyd: Moore, Samuel: BraTTain, Harold: Blaclc, Fred: Davis, PorTer: Mclvlahan, HaTTon: HoTler, PaT. Gamma Sigma, honorary TraTerniTy Tor junior and senior men in The Division OT Commerce, was organized in lvlarch, l934, under The guidance oT Dean Ray- mond D. Thomas. The purposes oT The organizaTion are To increase The inTeresT OT sTuclenTs OT The Division OT Commerce in scholasTic achievemenT, To promoTe The developmenT and presTige oT The division and To bring The sTudenTs inTo a closer relaTionship wiTh pracTical business problems. CandidaTes Tor membership are chosen Trom The upper 5 percenT oT The iunior class and The upper IO percenT oT The senior class. Each year Gamma Sigma awards To men oT sophomore sTanding in commerce, who malce The highesT grade average, a bronze plague upon which is engraved his name-The plaque remaining on permanenT display in The commerce oTTice. FaculTy advisors Tor Gamma Sigma are Dean Raymond D. Thomas and Dr. Fred E. JeweTT. OFFICERS RALPH BRIGGS Pre-siclenT CLIFFORD LARKIN Vice-PresidenT CHARLES E. LEE SecreTary-Treasurer Page 463 GIRLS .f . 4g-gggvguv, 'f 5's' - V+'-nv if .s-wi, ., S MJ AW: K.. N ix! 71 P W , as r6 , f . X111-s To-e ire 4. s ' ' . V - ' fxxsg' Na v 'Y T ,T T . .. gp X r ill l :rr ra Lf. ,D e ,.,, V1 9: lo Y' .q'. A we, and ::l:rful of?-inizarisn in The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College campus is The 50-piece all-girl marching band, direcfed by T-Vrarr T-Terr, Clrzanied in V745 The kind plays aT all TooTball games and is considered To be one of The besf all-girl college bands in The vii' T'-f rand 'as' g.'.n friaiirrewe 3e3Tiirn ef 6 lirli. The Girls' band is in iTs Third year on The campus and is one oT The mosT colorful organizaTions of iTs kind in The counTry. IT is one of The few all-girl college bands, and none has finer eguipmenf and uniforms for Their organizaTion. The uniforms of The organizafion are in The Tradifional school colors of orange and black. The band performs aT all home fooTball games in The Tall and aT oTher aTh- OFFICERS JQP-ll T-Tl LL , , , - J leTic eyenfs and campus programs during The year. During The second semesfer fT'e-'1e ' Wfmgywyy ,,,l,y!:', iT is a concerf group. The organizafion consisfs of approximaTely 50 girls, in- yf Asly DW-jg, cluding The Twirlers and The maioreTTe. ,JF gi LCM WCTCO The main purpose of This organizafion is To give every girl enrolled in college Q, l.,,,Vf,Q,:iJ,e, an opporTuniTy To confinue playing The insTrumenT ThaT she played in her high school band. The only reguiremenTs for joining The group are ThaT The applicanT has had experience wifh an insTrumenT or band in high school, and a desire To Talce an acfiye parT in The group while on The campus. l-liram l-lenry of The music deparTmenT is direcfor of The group. Page 464 , lll- GIRL GLEE CLUB - - A fs. :A A A A Row I: ChrisToTTerson, JearineTTeg KepharT, Lu Franag Morse, Norma: NieTz, Luella: Cooper, Jeanp Klemme, Almedap Brown, BoniTaq Amend, Jeannine, Drumright Mary, Row 2: Wilson, CaTherine3 SchulTz, Gorda: Sorrels, Bobbye: Grayson PaTTyg Cross, Margaret HorTon, BeTTyeg BerneT, La Rene: Houck, ArdyThq Francis, Jane, T-loig, Mary Anni McVicl:er, Mariorye. Row 3: STeiger, Naomi, Coolf, MarThag Gilbert Joan: ClGClf, Joan: YGHCGYT Nelda: BOOThe, Pdffic: Humphrey, Rufhz Kribbs, Diana: Jones, Mary: Cary, Carol. Row 4: Copley, GeneTTe: Bulling, BeTTy1 Barnes, Norma: Adams Mary, T-lacl:eTT, Marion, Moore, Mary: Goranflo, Rose: Chinn, BeTTy3 Anderson, Judy: Bandelier, Mary: Clark, Glenda. The Girls' Glee club, under The direcTion oT Luella NieTz, is a choral organi- zaTion Tor boTh music majors and non-music maiors. The glee club oTTers an op- porTuniTy Tor girls who are TalenTed and like To sing iusT Tor The Tun OT iT. They QFFICERS can Tind much enioymenT also Trom worlcing Toward Tinished producTions. - Some OT The glee club acTiviTies included Pecos Bill, a wesTern program, JEAN COOPER in coniuncTion wiTh The Terpsichorean Dance club and The speech deparTmenTg a PreSidenT picnic and caroling wiTh The Men's Glee club, and parTicipaTion in sTaTewide l-ligh RUTH MULLENDORE School Choral TesTival. SGUQWVY AcTiviTies Tor spring were a spring concerT using scenes Trom Carmen, BONITA BROWN and a Tour To Cordell and viciniTy. JEANNINE AMEND WiTh The capable leadership oT The direcTor, The glee club has Tripled iTs Librarians membership and acTiviTy in The lasT Two years. lT is The hope oT The organizaTion To increase in number and in gualiTy. Page 465 HELL HOU D l-lell l-lounds, The only naTional pep order on The A. 84 M. campus, received iTs charTer Trom Pi Epsilon Pi in January, I927. Since iTs Tounding The l-lell l-lounds OFFICERS have been acTive in TosTering organized pep aT all aThleTic evenTs and sponsoring pep rallies. - EA'f,fefrQi'fER Membership in l-lell l-lounds is open To all regularly enrolled men aT A. 84 M. VES VAUGHN wiTh a Two-poinT average and who have a desire To promoTe pep and enThusiasm Vrce-prwdenr Tor all Aggie Teams. This la++er gualiTicaTion is mosT imporTanT, Tor iT is These JACK SEAY gualiTies upon which The organizaTion is Tounded. Every semesTer, a rush Smoker Secrerary is held and prospecTive pups are enTerTained and The purposes and ideals oT JEAN ARWOOD Pi Epsilon Pi are made known To Them. Treasurer During The weelc preceding homecoming, The l'lell l-lounds pups are re- quired To wear a dog collar, a soup bone, and a wooden paddle made To re- semble a bone. Early morning gaTherings aT TheTa pond To pracTice Aggie yells and evenings spenT building The l-lell l-lounds' TloaT enTry are oTher requiremenTs DICK VERMILLION Social Chairman oT The weelf. ROW lc Mzcre Paf: Bounds, Merle: Marlren, Darrellq l-lufchison, Dong Jenkins, Walter: Pinson, Keifhg Brown, ReiTly CrawTord, Jaclc. Row 2: G'al'a'f LeR9',I Smiih Wayne: l-laugh, Dang l-lollingshead, Dong Cozier, Jaclrg Valer, Jerry: Cihalc, Don: Briclrman, Troy. Row 3: Boles. Jerry Hull James: Sessions Franlcg Clark, Jirnrnyg Anfhony, Billg Ramsey: Robe-rTg l-lolre, James: l-larshaw, Ronald. Nix mf' Page 466 T! vt, i I F . ...AQ , V Y 2. fl . F - Wjxvhi ffl J I A X l 1 ' ' Row I: Givens, Jaclr: Summers, Truman: Arwood, Jean: Casner, Earl- Harrison, Jr., Ben: Vaughn, Jr., VesTel: STogner, Maclrg Ruarlc, Jerry: Leard, Terry, Row 2: HunT, Larry: Bieber, Harry: Genzliriger, Bryce: Norris Roy: Williams, John: Hughes, Hal: Wall, Joel: Spurlin, Richard: Sowers, Hal. Row 3: Romans, Donald: Kaylor, Paul: ThornTon, Royal: Wamsley, Grover: BelTz. Robert l.oeTTelholz, Regieg ErnesT, Francis: Nevius, Harold: York, Charles. This year The organizaTion carried ouT one oT The old cusToms by aTTending away-Trom-home aThleTic evenTs in a body. A bus was charTered, and a large porTion oT The members aTTended The WichiTa-Aggie baslceTball game in WichiTa. MeeTings are held regularly in Morrill hall every Two weelcs aT which Time social TuncTions and Trips are planned. The Hell Hounds also elecT a cheerleader To represenT The organizaTion on The VarsiTy cheering squad. This year's Hell Hound member on The squad was Benny Harrison, who did a bang-up iob. The disTincTive orange iaclceTs oT The Hell Hounds has been The oTTicial insignia oT The order since I93 l. When a pup becomes a member he is required To purchase a iaclceT which The graduaTing members sell To him and he in Turn sells iT when he leaves school. This way, cosT OT membership in Hell Hounds is lcepT aT a minimum. ln order To achieve an ulTimaTe oT enThusiasm Tor aTh- leTic evenTs, halT-Time sTunTs, organized cheering, and yell conTesTs wiTh cash prizes have been sponsored by Hell Hounds. The ATom Bomb yell is The resulT oT one oT These conTesTs. 0TTicers ThaT served during The pasT year were Earl Casner, presidenT: Jack Seay, secreTary: Gene Arwood, Treasurer: and Don Romans, social chairman. VesTal Vaughn served as vice-presidenT and pledge masTer and did a nice iob oT preparing around 60 men Tor member ship in The organizaTion This pasT school year. As usual, The skiT puT on by The pups aT Broolcs Tor The enTerTainmenT oT members and The pup's red- headed daTes was a howling success This year, wiTh every member being Thoroughly razzed. The Hell Hounds will always be Tound To be boosTing Tor The Aggie aThleTic Teams aT home or abroad and Their brighT orange and black iaclceTs have been The source oT conTidence To Teams playing on an oppo- nenT's courT or Tield. Good, clean pep and enThusiasm have helped To win many a sorely conTesTed game, and The Hell Hounds are proud oT The imporTanT parT ThaT They have played in supporTing The Olilahoma A. 84 M. Cowboys in Their successTul years on The Tield and courT. Page 467 if ff' is QF --S ff HIIIVIE OFFICERS VIRGINIA EARNI-IART FresidenT BESSIE CORFMAN Vice-l7residenT VIRGINIA OVERTON SecreTary MICKIE CLARK Treasurer EIIOIVIIC LB The l-Iome Economics club oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College was organized in The Tall oT l9I3 by The 28 home economics majors oT The class OT l9l5. The growTh and developmenT oT The Division oT I-lome Economics Through The years has been accompanied by an increasing membership in The I-lome Economics club. During The year I949-50, The ISO members oT The club parTicipaTed in many inTeresTing acTiviTies and advanced The general welTare oT home economics sTu1 denTs on This campus. The obiecTs oT The l-lome Economics club are To parTicipaTe acTively in im- proving personal, home and campus living: To experience real achievemenT on The parT oT all members: To parTicipaTe in cooperaTive planning and group acTiv- iTies: To promoTe Tellowship among college sTudenTs: To develop leadership abil- iTy: To parTicipaTe in enjoyable recreaTional acTiviTies: To do liTe's worlc, however humble, wiTh digniTy and respecT: To promoTe beTTer sTudenT-TaculTy relaTion- ships, and To be able To esTablish and enioy an all-round college life. Row I: Ta. if Bw? Car- Miclevt Ir-:uTS J-:',ce' Page Donna: Trent, Lena: Earnharf, Virginia: CorTman, Bessie: Bynum, Joyce: Jones, -x-'e' 2.-emi' V 9 'iaf M'la:el- Bea'rfte: Arruclle Ardyfh, Row 2: I-lohrman, Dc-lores: Rosenaur, I3aT: Jarbcie, Joan: Gordon, Jodie: :'i:iT'3 Maw N: M ler Lilian: Dial Mau: Thorp Mary: Shacleliord, Doris: Knox, Margaret: Clinard, RuTh: French, Lciana: Curry, Marilyn: ZH Maiiarei Row 3: Fi1r'n Meleeief Thcrndyle, Lavona: ScI'e-ihing Elsa: Ball, Mariorie: Widener, PaT: Klernrne, Alrneda: NorTon, I2uTh: Si'-9' -ITV: l f'-99 Sdlf' I3uYTerTield, F'arricTa: I-Iendergcn, Carol: Purnell, Nelda: I-less, Doris. Row 4: Barham, Bonnie: BesT, BeTTy: Sallee, Mi'fi et Searrannz Dcrna: Mincher, Moneiteg Brifron, Lcisi KeIlerT, Cafherineg Payne, Kafherine: Srniih, Mary: Kellerl, Margaref: STarlr, Wi a' I-Ia'r Fa Ptpngcn Earn r 40 gf f Page 468 ' - IX lk.. A l i Row I: Darr, Barbara: England, Willene: CoibeT, Beverly: Philippi, KaTheryn: Noble, Laura: l-larTgraves, Joyce: Ballard, Mary: Van Frank Wilma: ForresT, Virginia: Molz, Dona. Row 2: Blackburn, Marianne: Blackburn, Mariorie: l-lolmes, Doris: Morse, Norma: Clack, Joan' RoberTson, Jane: STevens, Beverly: lhrig, Shirley: Anderson, Phyllis: Long, Mary: Drake, Donis: Bunch, Mariorie: WrighT, Wilmalene. Row 3: Julian, Peggy: l-laskin, Janibe-Th: Hudson, Norma: Yancey, Nelda: Williams, Glenna: Rose, Mildred: l-luTchison, Joyce: Brown, Barbara' Adams, PaT: Turley, Mary: WelTer, Marian: WelTer, Virginia. Row 4: WalTon, Naomi: GallaTin, Mary: l-larvingTon, Iris: Parks, Carolyn: SToll, Barbara: Cleveland, BeTTy: Good, Billye: l-lolTon, Barbara: Moseley, Peggy: Kruse, Jo Anne: Yalch, l-le-len: Parks, Charlene, Led by an execuTive cabineT composed oT The oTTi- cers, commiTTee chairmen and TaculTy advisors, The club was reorganized This year. The reorganizaTion is an aT- TempT To beTTer provide Tor The needs oT a large and growing membership. Under The new plan oT operaTion, The club is divided inTo Tour deparTmenTal groups which include home liTe, home economics educaTion, household arTs and household science. BimonThly meeTings oT These small groups TeaTure programs ThaT are relaTed To voca- Tional inTeresTs. A broader view oT home economics is gained by The girls when They meeT TogeTher once every Two monThs in a general meeTing To exchange The view- poinTs oT each group. OuTsTanding acTiviTies observed This year included The annual sack supper, The pledging and iniTiaTion service, The pie supper and barn dance, The hayride and Weiner roasT wiTh The Agronomy club, serving as hosTesses aT The homecoming breakTasT Tor home economics alumni and The senior recepTion. The l-lome Ec Career day, which broughT ouTsTanding leaders in The Tield oT home economics To The A. 84 M. campus, is anoTher club ac- TiviTy. Membership in The club is open To all women regu- Iarly enrolled in The Division oT l-lome Economics. ProiecTs sponsored by The general club included The home economics bazaar and The Tood concession booTh aT The Blue Key carnival. The money raised Trom These TuncTions was conTribuTed To several worThwhile chari- Ties. ln addiTion To The oTlicers and advisors, The cabineT included Joyce KrouTil, program chairman: Lena TrenT, publiciTy chairman: Donna Page and Myra Jane Erick- son, membership chairmen: Luree Jones, social chair- man, and Joyce Bynum, proiecT chairman. The club is a member oT The College l-lome Economics clubs oT The sTaTe oT Oklahoma, The Oklahoma l-lome Economics associaTion and The American Home Eco- nomics associaTion. Page 469 HORTICULTURE CLUB F 41 J , I if C5 0 ,f-D-X Raw iz T-in Prawn-iq ifcfaw ma: Payne, oaeiq Hzaaan Lavamnag camera. Dwell: Guliclr, Burl: Zack, Twylag Corr, If-an Row 2: we iff Ei - Ts, af c we fra ive, Tulare Lava: Nelson, Mav1Whisf-nianf Johnnyg spear.. Pauli e-Ears. R, E. Raw 3. an -,'. ef Hiwfrf A --w B' -11f Q Bgc: Hu Jael: Eiciefmfm Biiii Haw Ami: ifsmmam, Donaldg cmpmn. Baa Row-1: am I f'- me--,fs Dfr, ,'+A ss-f gl criiim- Pfufifi. c. P :W1fd,T.E. The l-lorTiculTure club was Tounded in IQI6. lTs purpose is To promoTe The QFFIQERS social, academic and professional inTeresTs oT iTs members, and To bring abouT -N- a closer associaTion among Those in horTiculTure work and To creaTe a good rela- DICV PAHTE Tionship beTween TaculTy and sTudenTs. p fi5W' Membership is made up oT upperclassmen who are majoring in horTiculTure ETJPL GULICV and underclassmen who are inTeresTed in horTiculTure worlc. M' pfefiilfffl' The acTiviTies oT The club consisT oT presenTing The annual l-lorTiculTure show, LF fEPflE HIQDCH and beginning This year, The holding oT a bancjueT aT which alumni and presenT 5 as TWV members geT TogeTher. AT This evenT, ouTsTanding men in The proTessional Tield UPPPELL 'lf'lfVlFLD oT horTiculTure are recognized Tor Their conTribuTions To The indusTry. T' fT The club sponsors Treshman-sophomore judging conTesTs in The Tall and The 3959 LFCPCW5 FFA inTercollegiaTe judging conTesT in The spring. lT also assisTs The horTiculTure if 'ii' deparTmenT in holding iTs annual garden club shorT course held in The spring. IT also sponsors a naTional judging Team. Page 470 li I TERCOLLEGI TE RODEO CL B , Ml 'Tl r 1 MTW ' I ' 'fx Row I: EleTcher, Bill: Savage, l-luberT: OrcuTT, Marfy: Gray, Berr: Roberfs, Bob: BarreTT, Diclc: Reger, Buddy: Randall, KaThryn: Kelley, Garland: Dudley, Eldon: Barreff, Rosemary. Row 2: Sandusky, Sam: l-lollon, Barbara: Williams, BeTTy: Lowery, Gene: Allen, Mary: Allred, Lee: Spencer, Dean: Phillips, ChesTer: PiTTman, Rod: Bradley, Billy: Kennard, Jackie: Duncan, Robin. Row 3: Nelson, Billy: Robberson, Glenn: Young, Jim: Brown, Billy: Crawl, Don: BraTcher, Samg Roberfs, Leo: Lessor, Russell: Kilgore, Larry: lvlclieever, Floyd: Kuhnen, Ed: SrniTh, BeTTy. Row 4: CoTer, C. A.: Thomas, LeRoy: Russell, Roy: Rylooll, Bob: Brown, Wardle: Farrar, Bob: Burnside, Duane: Dawes, Jim: Whife- crow, Jalce: Romiclc, Phil: Williams, Charles, Row 5: ElliorT, Bob: Vann, Neale: PriTcheTT, Johnny: Worlcman, Johnny: ATlcinson. Jack: Ballard, Torn: Dolan, Slcip: Flechs. Sonny: Randall, Randy: Kirlcpafriclc, Delvlell: Michael, Billy. The lnTercollegiaTe Rodeo club was TirsT organized on The Oklahoma A. X4 lvl. campus Feb. 9, l949. lT is an organizaTion To promoTe The inTeresTs oT college sTudenTs in The sporT oT rodeo, eiTher as a proTession or as recreaTion. The purpose OT The club is To promoTe a higher sTanding in inTercollegiaTe rodeo parTicipaTion, To increase and mainTain inTeresTs oT college sTudenTs in rodeos and oTher TuncTions oT The wesT, and To promoTe exTracurricular acTiviTies Tor sTudenTs inTeresTed. Each year The club parTicipaTes noT only in The annual Bloclc and Bridle rodeo, buT Teams OT our besT conTesTanTs are senT To inTercollegiaTe rodeos on oTher campuses Trom The souThwesT To The coasT. We are proud oT The many Trophies, prizes, and honorable menTions our Teams have won. This year our Teams won Third place in The Kingsville, Texas, rodeo and placed TirsT aT The Texas A. Xe lvl. rodeo. Social evenTs oT The year include club dances and picnics. OFFICERS BUDDY REGER PresidenT ELDON DUDLEY Vice-PresidenT KATH RYN RANDALL SecreTary BOB ROBERTS Treasurer JOHN WOODWORTH EaculTy Advisor Page 47l I TER ATIO AL RELATIII SCLUB JI, I I 37 'I ,fifl flff 1 'Tir' I U, ' 1 A X ' X I f f'N 'a an T I0 f.i,cD'y' f'i..f.'Tf.iM 'W'-ZS!-Pl.Tl'L?1Iq I-if Page 472 .' r 'rf ' qi' r' ' Bk .Z illfllilllllllll 'lr' :Ki MA Ifis a small world when IRC members get Iogelher. Top Iellz C-irlx lrrfr lndi 1 diiinl ia nalive dance. Cenferz 3 r I'-ladle. Slim L'fZi.:. i i'fn+H izrgiwralclGfw11Erilain speal.inrj1I0a paclied IRC audience, Lower Ief'I: Silrifuyy irwrif cn .-,rrlij pffljrlii-VYL. Top rigllli A Ufugji -il irfivrnywg-nisl 5M,ijenl,+ng1gf and vsesl, Lower righlz INii if EM-r fifhiriiz Ieduf' uirxed liv zluiilenff ii-aqcrr lcir luilher informal Slarling vvilh 20 members in I947, Ihe Inlernalional Relalions club al A. Xi lvl. now is The largesl IRC in Ihe nalion, having some 350 members. QFFIQERS The purpose ol The club is Io promole inlernalional underslanding and har- e e e mony. This is accomplished parlly by becoming personally acguainled wilh Ihe DCI! DMCI. inlernalional sludenls al X-X. 81 M., and parlly lhrough programs designed +o locus pl '1'e alrenlion on currenl inlernalional gueslions. c .. , , Al presenl, 'rhe A. 81 lvl. club is represenled in The American Associalion ol IRC by Louis Hill, nalional presidenl, and I-Ielen Jayne Randolph, nalional corre- sponding secrelary. During The lasl year, The local club also sponsored lRC's in i,r ff. ':,r e i high schools over lhe sfale with a greal deal ol success. ll 'f'CPl'IH The spealersl bureau has been very aclive spreading inlernalional ideas ' mer Ollahoma and surrounding s'ra'res by such publicalions as The News Round- up and Ihe regional IRC newspaper. The lacully advisors of IRC are Prof. R. R. Oglesby and D. K. Troxel. ITTANAHA 4 , Row I: Goyer, Phillip, Carney, Wanda, Carney, Alvie, Ivlclilroy, C. I-I., Mihecoby, Wellinqrong ChaaT, Paula, Workman, Johnny, Chapman, Basil, McGee, Raymond. Row 2: RoberTs, James, WhiTecrow, Jake, I-larris, Jimmy, Mihecoby, Verna, McCurTain, RuTh, Carney, Virgil, Julian, Joe: Romick, Phil, Jones, Jr., ArT. Row 2: McGee, Boyd: TonepahoTe William, I-IuTchison, Sarah, Russell, Geraldine: I-lawkins, Sue: Eagle, France-ne, Kihega, Lois, Marrinez, Vivian, I-larris, Phyllis, Mills, Beverly. Row 4: Wilson, James, WaTers, George, Masquas, Joe, Komah, KenneTh, Delorme, Dave, Roberfs, Edward1SccTT,Sarnuel, LeClair,Jack,Allrunner, Cedric: King, Jack. The lTTanaha Indian socieTy was organized as a sTaTe organizaTion oT Amer- ican Indian sTudenTs in The universiTies and colleges oT Oklahoma Tor The purpose oT advancing The Indian race, perpeTuaTing Tribal TradiTions and ceremonies, esTabIishing broTherly Triendship among Indian sTudenTs, To gain a more com- pIeTe knowledge oT The acTiviTies oT The American Indians, To secure beTTer edu- CaTionaI opporTuniTies, and To adopT any policy Tor The advancemenT oT The Indian race. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapTer, which is named The Tapela club, was TirsT esTablished in l93O and was reorganized in I946 Tollowing The war. In pasT years The club has sponsored Indian arTisTs, played hosTs To visiTing aThleTic Teams Trom I-laskell, Chillocco and Bacons, and presenTed programs de- picTing Indian IiTe. A pow-wow was held early in The Tall semesTer on The Aggie campus by club members who demonsTraTed all The TradiTionaI Indian dances and songs oT The various Oklahoma Tribes. OFFICERS WELLINGTON Ivlll-IECOBY PresidenT ALVI E CARN EY Vice-PresidenT PAU LA CI-IOAT SecreTary JOI-IIXINY WORKIVIAIXI Treasurer Page 473 IOR HOTEL GREETER Row I: Duel Harry: O H l Ncrmanj Pichards. Lesfefg Lakin Clem: Hesser, Abe: Sfaples, Harold: Lupsha, Frank. Row 2: Marsh, Jr., A l:'1Le' Tift' Eillyiq Luscelf-:Gi BCL: Thompson Rcberb White F'aTg Glavin, James, Williams, Kyle, Davis, Richard, Rifler, Ray, Osborn, 3:'3i Lia' Lick. Row 3' S' irinu Harold: Dressner, Rcberfj Marsh, Joseph: McElroy, B. J.: Ware, Robe-rTg Murphy, TirnoThyg Loves, , . . . 'f r'TJ1 cf Wi am' Sfhinci -nr Veifht Co,-.an Glen. OFFICERS C. P. LAKIH JR. pr-53ifjenT ABE l-TESSER Vice-Prezidem LESTER RICHARDS SecreTary l-TP ROLD STAPLES Treazurer TTOPMPTT O l'Tf'LLORf+.ll Euolciy Difedcr Page 474 The Junior T-loTel GreeTers oT America oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. have ended Their TourTh year on The campus. The purpose oT This organizaTion is To beTTer The relaTionship beTween hoTel managemenT and labor. EnrollmenT in The School OT l-loTel and ResTauranT Ad- minisTraTion is The only requiremenlr Tor membership in The GreeTers. The organi- zaTion now consisTs oT members Trom all parTs oT The counTry, numbering over 60. The main poinT oT inTeresT Tor The Tall semesTer was The Oklahoma ResTauranT associaTion convenTion in Oklahoma CiTy, which was aTTended by many members oT The A. 81 M. chapTer OT GreeTers. Because oT The increased enrollmenl' in The deparTrnenT OT hoTel adminisTra- Tion and resTauranT management and wiTh The eTTorTs oT The Junior l-loTel GreeT- ers, The deparTmenT was made inTo a separaTe school in l948. The chapTer, Though only Tour years old, already is one OT The ouTsTanding ones in The UniTed STaTes. lTs members, genTlemen oT public hospiTaliTy, are learning early in The game whaT TronT personaliTy means, backed up by de- Tailed Training. 1 K PPA KAPPA P I Row I: Thompson, George: I-Iallbeclc, Edward: Heid. David: Ryan, William: Sleichen, Roberl: Olson, W ll ' McFarland, I-larry. Row 2: Fox, Max: Danne, Arlhur: Johnslon, Roberl: Pearson, Lynn: Moe, Culver: Janzen. Eldon: Websler, Don: Mouser, Eugene. Row 3: Muller, Wayne: McClellan, James: Waller, Bob: Fosler, David: Fisher, Hoover: Balmer, Neal: Churchill, Kerlh. Row 4' I-Iorlon Ted' McLain, Charles: Jewell, Dale: Merrill, Ted: Polls, Bill: Kouri, Bob: Palmer, Paul. Oklahoma A. Xi M. College was lhe lounding place ol Kappa Kappa Psi, na- lional honorary lralernily lor college bandsmen in lhe Uniled Slales. Organized and supporled by William A. Scroggs and Boh Malcovslcy, lhe group received ils charler on Nov. 27, I9I9. Since ils lounding lhe lralernily has grown lo nearly 50 chaplers in mosl ol lhe 48 slales. The nalional headguarlers and shrine are localed on lhe Aggie campus in Crulchlield hall, where lhe lirsl meeling was held 3 I years ago. The purpose of Kappa Kappa Psi is lo promole lhe exislence and wellare ol college bands and lo provide a helpful social experience lor lhose inleresled in band work everywhere. The Alpha chapler ol Kappa Kappa Psi aid in enlerlaining visilors lo lhe annual high school band clinic sponsored by lhe music deparlmenl ol lhe col- lege. The group also awards a prize each spring lo lhe oulslanding freshman in lhel A. 81 M. college band. OFFICERS DAVID I-IEID Presidenl WILLIAM RYAN Vice-Presidenl' ROBERT STEICHEN Secrelary EDWARD HALLBECK Treasurer Page 475 L OFFICERS CLARENCE B. LOCMIS Presfoer' CAROL ANN LARKIN Vize-Presiaen' BEN LYNN DILLAPD Correscziraing Sei:re'ar. 3 f-,TRICIA RUTI-I COSGRON' 5 Recording SecreTari. CLAREINICE M. PPUITT Treasurer KAPPA DELTA Pl Kappa DelTa Pi, an honor socieTy in educaTion, was incorporaTed aT The Uni- versiTv oT lllinois on June 8, l9l I. There are now l58 chapTers in The colleges and universiTies oT The UniTed STaTes. ITs membership is open To boTh men and women and now ToTals more Than. 50,000. The purpose oT Kappa DelTa Pi is To encourage high proTessional, inTellecTual, and personal sTandards, and To recog- nize ouTsTanding conTribuTions To educaTion. To This end such men and women are inviTed To membership as exhibiT commendable personal qualiTies, worThy educaTional ideals, and sound scholarship. The socieTy endeavors To mainTain a high degree oT proTessional growTh by honoring achievemenT in educaTional worlc. NoT only musT a sTudenT possess a high scholasTic ranking, buT he musT possess high gualiTies oT characTer, personaliTy, and leadership. Lambda chapTer oT Kappa DelTa Pi was esTablished aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College on April lo, I92 I. IT selecTs iTs membership Trom The iunior, senior, and graduaTe classes who ranlc in The highesT 25 per cenT in scholarship. The ToTal previous callegiare record oT The sTudenT is Talcen inTo accounT. STudenTs Trom Row I: Tala 1 Jane : 2 fe- P , ' C 3-eff: l li 'lD-El Margaret, Horfon, Berry-33 Larl-in, Carolg Cosgrove, Pafriciag Dillard, fre? L h'L 5' P Tana Terr ' Brian Qart-ara: Arlinz, Be1Tv3 Crossrnan, Lefha. Row 2. Franlrlin, Tenag STroupe, Carolyn, Sfone, ?a i i' H: Lid: Barra' I-lid ' lwani-I Atifief L-etra: Law--3, Nora, Earlhrnan, Norrnaj Ballard, Mary, Sie-qenThaler, Grace: Kindell, Joan: Qif' 3--ff' M Enifrr Wa sh Mrs. J, P, Row 3: Lee, Alfag Copeland, Barbara: Jones, Evelyng Bogue, Jane: Barrie-IT, If ',: WVU f ' lrnes Luree' I-larry I-lelig-nj Mcblfrein, Lila, Perkins, Phyllisq Blanlcen, Charlene: Noble, Jean: Greer, Fern. fr...- Q! x , 4 iii , . -4. .L' Page 476 ,J 1- W ' . :A .av-ri' R . ow I: Adams, Harold: Paullus, Geneva: SmiTh, Peggy: Harris, Emily: Hanna, PaTTi: Turner, RuTh: Bilyeu, KaThryn: Cougan, N.: Riedel, F. A.: Nichols, Charlene: Jones, Helen: Maddux, Faun: WolT, Ilsa: Winslow, David: Chapman, Joanna. Row 2: Lehman, Jr., Bruce: OverTon, V... . IFQIDIGIV Knox, MargareT: Yalch, Helen: Thomas, Archie: Spelrnan, George' Miller LuiTT' BruTon Charles' Lanrnan James' Curry Jr Guy' Bailey, Bruce: MillingTon, ClayTon: Coon, Lewis: Swyden, Tommy: S Th, Bob: HarTrnan, Bill: Roarie, HerberT: Jones, HobarT: Jones, Harold. Row 3: Elam, DoroThy: Prichard, EThel: Bossong, Franlc: Fisher, J. M.: Loney, Lucele: GarreTT, John: Allen, Mary: Bishop, CliTTord: ATkinson, Donald: Amend, Jeannine: Oliver, Mary: Hair, PaT: Noble, Mary: Hinnen, Norma: EorTh, Meleese. any college who are planning To Teach are eligible Tor membership. Lambda chapTer members include mem- bers oT The School oT EducaTion, School oT Home Eco- nomics, The GraduaTe School, School oT Commerce, School OT AgriculTure, School OT ArTs and Sciences, and The School oT Engineering. STudenTs wiTh iunior sTanding musT have compleTed or be in The process oT compleTing six semesTer hours in educaTion including psychology and seniors musT have compleTed or be in The process oT having compIe+ed Twelve hours in educaTion and psychology. Lambda chapTer has always been a very acrive chapTer, being The ouTsTanding proTessional organiza- Tion on The campus promoTing educaTional leadership. Lambda chapTer iniTiaTed The TormaTion oT The Conger ChapTer OT EuTure Teachers oT America and has con- TribuTed Tinancially and professionally noT only To The local FTA chapTer buT To The sTaTe organizaTion. The chapTer had as one oT Their proiecTs The purchase oT an I8-cup coTTee dripolaTor and 24 FosToria glass cups and service plaTes To be used aT The social TuncTions oT Kappa DeITa Pi, American Childhood EducaTion lnTer- naTional, TaculTy meeTings, and Tor special occasions. The proTessional meeTings have been well planned and well aTTended. On recenT programs have been Miss Peggy Lewis OT ManchesTer, England lan exchange Teacherl, Dr. Howard Y. McCluslcy, K. K. Woo lTrom Chinal, Guy A. Curry, panel discussions by groups OT Toreign sTudenTs, panel discussions by members, and so on. Each Tall Lambda chapTer is hosT To The School oT EducaTion aT a geT-acguainTed parTy. Every Two years a delegaTe or delegaTes represenTs The chapTer aT The naTional convenTion. ProTessor Clarence M. PruiTT was The delegaTe To The l95O meeTing aT Spring Mill Park, Indiana. OTTicers Tor The year were ProTessor Clarence B. Loomis, presidenT: Carol Larkin, vice-presidenT: Ben Lynn Dillard, corresponding secreTary: PaTricia RuTh Cosgrove, recording secreTary: BeTTye Lou HorTon and Bruce E. Bailey, hisTorian-reporTer: ProTessor MargareT Hampel, counselor: and ProTessor Clarence M. PruiTT, Treasuren Page 477 OFFICERS EFT' LOU ERlCr SCN L' f'i . f Veg Cr J 1, 'Rl.ll'A vk l1iTE Vice-Presoen' AUJEDA r4LEw1ME Sr:- ': ary 'F Clfl WALTCll Treasurer E.ELill HOWARD 'riafarr Cnirmian KAPPA PHI Kappa Phi is a nafional organizafion for Mefhodisf preference women on sfafe college and universify campuses. If was founded by Mrs. Gordon B. Thompson, in I9 lo, af fhe Universify of Kansas. Thefa chapfer on fhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus was insfalled in I92O. Kappa Phi's aim is Every Mefhodisf woman in fhe universify world foday a leader in fhe church of fomorrowf' Kappa Phi offers a fellowship sincere and firm: if meefs fhe need fo form closer fellowship among Mefhodisf college girls, fo make fheir work more beneficial and a challenge fo ofhers. The purpose of Kappa Phi is fo promofe a sisferhood of frufh, loyalfy and friendship: fo develop leadership, give religious fraining, develop an undersfand- ing and appreciafion of fhe Mefhodisf church and promofe wholesome social acfivifies. lf provides a religious background which leads one info deeper and more enriching service in fhe church of fomorrow. Kappa Phi holds pledging services fwice a year. Reguiremenfs for pledging are simply girls who have Mefhodisf preference. Our pledge direcfors are Juanifa Whife and Virgilene Marshall. Row I: it:'-- 1 rr lm- fri vi Bwiriiw: f-luctaici Lirm1,: Maycafiy, Phyllis: Walvi'in, Naiifrii Eiiijlsirrn: Belly: Marshall ' 1 ' A nf' H 1'J tru- , ' SHN' w Fiflit Un -' livilwvr, Paf. Row 2: Suflc-n, Joyce? Janninris, Mary: Complciri, ' C 1' ' ' G'f'f 'i Mi Mnwi Lvul irc: Mary F'iHmari Alice: clfhnslcin: Crimp Corkef, Beverly: Julian, Pe-my: ri,-. i Row 3' C1'V 'i AH: L i'ze s'r'3'-r Bfi ',f Yciund Nadina: Nirvifv BMW: Brcwri La Nila: Clardy, Belly: ' 1 f f'E','ir fi Eu' f Maricrigj G11-J, Pcctie' l-lf-'vcr Cafclj Pusxell Virginia, Row 4: Marshall -- H y ' C 1 P. , M. , fi iz Evcar t: . f-r1 Cara: E' fr Lfif' Cairn,-.ff Diane: Garrisiin. May: Evil: Billigq C.5yfv..jiiiid, ri-we 'EW 'ls 5 Page 478 l l l Row l: Neely, Mariorieg Brown, BoniTa, lvlolz, Dona, Johnson, Shirley, Lovell, Pauline, Sholl, Onah: Palrick, Barbara, Sullivan, Karla, Parks, Charlene, Palmer, Agnes, SuTTle. RiTa: Dowell, Della. Row 2: PorTs, Shirley, Clinard, Rufh, Baker, Pairicia, STewarT, LeTha, Green, BeTTy, l-loldridlge, Marianne, Akers, Rebecca, Johnson, Shirley: lnslee, CharloTTe, Prier, Orvella, Burns, Barbara, Hall, Lillian. Row 3: l-lall, Beverly, Kribbs, Diane, Lane, Doris, Behne, Rose, Nall, Norma, Simmonds, Norma, Pendley, PaTTy, Cason, Karlene, TrouT, Ann, Low, Frances, Drake, Lois, Mauzy, Marcia, Row 4: Sfephens, Barbara, CasTle, Charlene: Dobson Joanne' Shaw Louella' CorTman Bessie- Dressen Mona' Johnson lvladelon- Moore Rachel- Goranflo Rose' Cash Carolyn' Andrews P The Theme Tor This year's work was: Tl-lE Cl-lURCl-l Upon This rock l will build my church. Programs were based on your liTe Tor your church. A church is God beTween Tour walls. Our mOTTo is OThers, and Our slogan, l'd love TO. Our colors, The blue OT The sky, The green OT The pine and whiTe OT puriTy. Our symbols are The pink rose, The lighTed candle, The pine Tree, and Our waTch words are TruTh, cOnTidence, sympaThy. lOyalTy, Triendship and puriTy. TheTa chapTer OT Kappa Phi has, since iTs organiza- Tion, held iTs regular meeTings aT 8:00 A. lvl. Sundays in TriniTy Chapel OT The l:irsT lVleThodisT Church OT STill- waTer, Oklahoma. DevOTiOns and songs are planned by selecTed members Tor each meeTing. OuTsTanding among our social evenTs This year were The annual ChrisTmas bangueT, The lvlOTher's club buTTeT suppers, early morning breakTasTs and occasional Teas. TO prOmOTe a beTTer undersTanding among relaTed Or- ganizaTiOns, Kappa Phi and Sigma TheTa Epsilon, MeThO- disT men's TraTerniTy, exchanged Two programs and par- TicipaTed in a brOTher-sisTer hay ride. 5l'l'lOD'3. Our sponsors Tor This year were Mrs. Edna B, Lewis, lvlrs. W. Mclierrin STOwe, Mrs. Clark A. Dunn, and lvlr. Allen Lamar COOper. Along wiTh Our adulT sponsors we have an Organized MOTher's club ThaT assisTs in Our meeTings and social evenTs. TheTa chapTer OT Kappa Phi was one OT Two chapTers which won a naTiOnal award Tor eTTiciency This pasT year. Kappa Phi was The answer TO a challenge. ThaT chal- lenge, TOO full OT pOrTenT and signiTicance TO be reTused, lay beTOre The MeThOdisT church aT Lawrence, when 300 young lVleThOdisT women gaThered on The campus OT The UniversiTy OT Kansas wiTh a need Tor emphasis and in- cenTive in The maTTer OT church aTTiliaTiOn. There was a need Tor comradeship noT TO end wiTh college days buT TO cOnTinue in deeper and richer relaTiOns in The church OT TOmOrrOw. lT was TO meeT This local need ThaT Kappa Phi was Organized. The OTTicers Tor This year include: BeTTy Lou Erickson, presidenT, JuaniTa WhiTe, vice-presidenT, Almecla Klemme, secreTary, Naomi WalTOn, Treasurer, and Eve- lyn l-loward, program chairman. Page 479 KAPP TA PI r- '. 1 Y QA - N ,, fr.. X5 in V fr Y Row I: Folk I-lorwfrg Th pgqn Fred: Ne-uberf, Fred: Williams, Marshallg Mcevlamery, Dean: Beck, George: Long, Bill: Marlin, Jerome. Row 2: I'-lr' Saw: Ardefaon Gene-3 Hardin, George: Hale, Charles: Alierbury, Roberrg MCI-lard, Dean: Trawiclf, Wirig Ben amln, Eu ene: I Q Par-3 Dil, Row 3: Pihler Piql--yd: Pererg Omer' Flippo Geneg Hood, Eldon: MCElW5IHA Keifh: Chapman, Clark: Buffingfon. Willnarnj l-l J l' 1 if-1, .I , OFFICERS GEORGE I-I. BECK Pre-sidenr MARSHALL WILLIAMS Vice-Presidenf FRED TI-IOM PSOPI Secrelary DEAN MQCORD Treasurer Page 480 Kappa Tau Pi, narional honorary religious Iraierniry. consisis of men from all The major churches who have asserred 'rhemselves as leaders in 'rhe Tield of Chrisrian endeavor and who musi make a minimum of 30 grade poinrs The semes- 'rer previous To iniriarion. The organizaiion was founded ai The Universiiy of Oklahoma in l9I8 by eighr men who saw The need for grealer cooperarion and fellowship among Chrisrian srudenrs of dillferenr denominafions. In I92O if was charrered as a nafional Trarerniry, Bera chaprer being insralled on our campus rhe same year. The aim of Ihe Trarerniry is 'ro creafe a spirir of loyaliy and cooperarion by bringing 'rogerher The represenlaiives of Ihe various churches info an organiza- Iion. Acrivilies include weekly meerings, inifiaiion banqueis and a ioini Chris?- mas pariy wirh Pi Zeia Kappa. The sponsor is Dean McGlamery, an alumnus of Bela chaprer. Orher acfive alumni of 'rhe organizarion are C. A. Bradshaw, Joe Bell and Ray L. Six. . M. IVIA 0 IC CLUB R 4: Q ' 1 L - , ' .- I Row I: Merliss, William: ProcTor, Charles: Campbell, O. K.: HaII, Jean: Hasenbeclc, Bill: Carney, Alvie: McInTosh, Henry: Brown, Richard: Runyon, Jackie. Row 2: Canada, CarITon: Harden, George: CruTchTieId, Don: Dennis. Gene: Alexander, Ivan: Krueger, W. R.: Severe, C. L.: SmyTh, A. O.: Benner, Richard: EIIioTT, Alvin, Row 3: Clark, James: Bradfield, James: STocIc, Arnold: Myers, Basil: Hardin, I.uTher: Leonard, Ralph: Hanks, Eugene: Hanks, ErnesT: Heape, Floyd: WheaT, Willis: Kimball, Pleasant Row 4: Crowell, Fred: ForesTer, J. G.: SmyTh, Clyde: Herriage, Temple: Taylor, John: Lawrence, Carlfon: Ealcle, Calvin: Perryman, Tom: Moore, Eddie: Raines, Robert The A. X1 M. Masonic club is a campus organizaTion esTabIished in OcTober I947 Tor The promoTion oT Masonic worlc. IT is comprised oT sTudenTs who are members oT The Masonic order. This club was organized Through The eTTorTs oT James G. KeiTh, TirsT presi- denT oT The club, and has since conTinued To grow, Taking an acTive parT in college TuncTions and social liTe. Dean O. K. Campbell is The sponsor oT The club and A. Frank MarTin is The advisor. The membership OT This club consisTs oT Masons Trom every secTion OT The UniTed STaTes and Trom several Toreign counTries. The goal oT These members is The TurTherance oT Masonic Tellowship Through Triendship, moraliTy and broTherIy love. OTTicers Tor The I949-I95O school year were Jean H. Hall, presidenT: Bill I-lassenbeclc, vice-presidenT: Henry McIn+osh, secreTary: Alvin Carney, Treasurer, and Ivan Alexander, social chairman. OFFICERS JEAN HALL PresidenT BILL HASEN BECK Vice-PresidenT HEINI RY McIINlTOSI'I SecreTary ALVIN CARNEY Treasurer Page 48I l l l i 3 ' GLEE CLUB .nA , i K '. , Row I: Byrd Rvberlt Harrison Jr., Ben: Doan, Clarlr: Years, Bill: Young, Franlr: Tale, Ray: Fisher, Hoover: Wilson, Bill: Briggs, Ralph: B'r ingnam Hop: lfcop Edwin: Whilealer, Roberl: Moore, Bob: Hickey, Leo: Bessire, Joel: Barlon, Carol: Weldon, George. Row 2: Jiihnzfon Denzel: Scharl Howard: Herman Vallon: Dofson, Richard: Williams, George: Le-Masler, William: Gill, Slanley: Polls, Bob: Sage, lfff' W7i.Gn NT -in: Bennerl Bob: Calling, Slewarf: Long, Bill: Goodriclr, Lew: Chambers, Paul: Cooper, George: Cowan, Glen: Donnell, F'a l r'. Row 3: Vandyne Don: Roberfson, Morris: Janzen Eldon: McRay, Charles: Liles, Blaine: Webb, Lynn: McGlamery, John: McRay, Haro 1' Sa-def, Bi lg Harfaell Dalphing Babbell Jr, John: Lo-ffrey, Deming: Reeder, Roberl: Simgge, C. W.: Wall, Roberl: Powell, Wayne: V ne lN1'e': r'eiQ1'e Gordon: Ch-and'-E-r Gene. OFFICERS RALPH BRIGGS Presidenl CLARK DOAll Vice-Preeidenf HOOVER FISHER Se-crelary L. ll. PERVIMS Dreclor Page 482 The Men's Glee Club, under lhe direclion ol L. N. Perkins, presenled ils sixleenlh program on January I9 in lhe College Audilorium. The concerl in- cluded Olclahoma, The l.ord's Prayer, Deep River, You'll Never Walk Alone, and Dark Eyes. Soloisls in The concerl were John Babbill, lenor, and Helen Howard, ma- rimba soloisl. Also lealured on lhe program were lhe Aggie sweelhearls, a male guarlel chosen from lhe enlire group, an accordian, guilar and slring bass lrio, and a dance presenled by Clark Doan and Mary Ella Barnell. The 60-voice group has appeared on programs in nearly every seclion of 'rhe slale. Radio broadcasls, recording sessions and several lours were included in lhe year's aclivilies. Because 'rhe size of lhe group is limiled, 'rhe Men's Glee club membership is composed ol men sludenls wilh musical 'ralenl selecled and proved by lryouls. Accompanisl lor 'rhe group is Mary Jo Carrier. 0RTAR BOARD U Row I: Neal, Belvag Holllngshead, Loup Murray, BeTTyq Henderson, Emma Loup Amend, Zee-na, BriTTon Wearers of The MorTar Board pin on 82 college campuses ThroughouT The counTry have reached The highesT sTaTus aTTainable To a senior woman. Basing membership on scholarship, leadership and service and on compleTion oT Tive- eighThs oT The college curriculum, MorTar Board Taps worThy girls Trom The iunior class To carry on iTs ideals Tor The coming year. This highly-anTicipaTed evenT occurs during The spring semesTer. FirsT organized on The campus as AchaToa in l93O, The local chapTer was granTed membership inTo The naTional senior women's honor socieTy Nov. I6. l94O, aTTer a dream oT IO years. MorTar Board sTrives To promoTe college loyalTy and service, To encourage leadership, To mainTain a high sTandard oT scholarship and To sTimulaTe The developmenT oT a Tiner college woman. l-lonoring high scholarship in Treshman and sophomore classes, MorTar Board sponsors Orange Quill and Orange and Blaclc Quill. IT also has, as oTher acTiviTies, The malcing and selling oT vegeTable corsages Tor The Sadie l-lawkins dance, The supervision oT The AWS spring elecTions and The AWS spring Tea. L Frizzell, Carma. Row 2: Dun- away, Oralie, l-louclc ArdyThg Johnson, Lornaq Angerer, Elizabe-Th: Beagles, Roseha, Murphy, Phyllis, WrighT, Luellyng Wilkerson, Marcia. OFFICERS EMMA LOU HENDERSON PresidenT ZEENA MAE AMEND Vice-PresidenT LOIS BRlTTON SecreTary ROSETTA BEAGLES Corresponding SecreTary LETTY LOU HOLLINGSHEAD Treasurer Page 483 OFFICERS OCD r XNQQDNNARD Pregigenr DALE M U RPHY Vice-Piesiden' RALSTCI'-I DAI LY Secrerary JAMES ZIGGLEFCQSE Treasurer OQDW WOODWARD Cheerleader IVIUSTA G Realizing The need for a new pep organizalion because ol Ihe vasl poslwar enrollmenl al Olilahoma A. 84 M., I6 men sludenls mel in Ihe lounge of Cordell hall on Oclober I, I946, and made Ihe lirsl plans lor a new men's pep organiza- lion. These were Ihe charfer members ol an organizalion soon Io be recognized on Ihe A. 81 M. campus as a Iruly peppy group. AI Ihe meeling a proposed drall ol a conslilufion was inlroduced, and aller a Iew revisions was accepled as a basis lor promoling and Ioslering The purpose ol Ihis organizalion. A+ This meeling il was decided Io malce Ihe organi- zalion a really independenl one by slarling a new lralernily wilhoul allilialions wilh a nalional group. The chosen name, Muslangs, was selecled lor ils appro- prialeness wilh The Iradilional name-Cowboys. The charler lor Ihe organizalion was granled by Ihe sludenl senale on Oclober 7, I946. Membership in Muslangs is only limiled Io men sludenls in good slanding, which rellecls ils democralic spiril. Prospeclive Muslangs are selecled for mem- Row I: Jurrce' Jaili I -Qin .laclj Dany l7als'onq Murphy, Dale: I-Iolrnes, Dong Wcicdward, Woody: Buchanan, Bill, McGee, John. Row 2: h'l-1'i' Calm-3 Harden Arlo: l-lager Jr., David, Milchell, Leong Driebeel-, Norman, Granger, M. J.: Johnson, D. R., Dean, Henry, I-Iawlcins, Lee Row 3: lfiialde Arthur Elaclglciql, gillyj McFaIridqe, Wendellg Wymer, Duane: Currieo, Royce: Dean, James, Monlqomery, Thomas, H' rrei Lirci-27 C'ti':'ir, F7 ii: d. Page 484 J' i 2 f E 5 5 T Ta T ' T' l ., C3333 l Row l: CheSTer, Paul: Bowen, Jimmie: Parker, Ralph: Burdick, Ray: ZickelTOOse, J. L.: PlaTT, Jr., Charles: Perrin, Paul: Mauldin, I'-larry. Row 2: PuCkeTTe, Cecil: l-larris, Billy: Clegg, Ray: Woodrow, Cochran: Tansel, Don: Casmedes, l'-larry: Kinsey, Barry: Drexil, Francis: l-laws, BerT. Row 3: Clark, Tom: Kincaid, Jim: Hopkins, Charles: Shipman, Border: Powell, Aldredge: Gauger, Fred: Marfin, PaT: DuTTy, Jack. Row 4: Tl1OfT'PS0 1, Ralph? SrniTh, Ronald:TOWOSE'f1Cl. Bob: ROUSh. ROy: Garner, James: Merliss, William: Raasch, l-larold: l-lulen, Thomas: BarTOn, Carol. bership On The basis OT Their being an asseT TO The OrganizaTiOn. Two pledging services are held during The school year. During lv1usTang hell week pledges appear dressed in coveralls worn backwards wiTh a horse collar on Their shoulders and laundry bags cOnTaining various iTems. Among OTher TeaTures OT hell week is The beauTy cOnTesT held On The campus corner. TO The surprise OT some, The lvlusTangs very success- Tully creaTed an enThusiasTic pep club and disposed OT The TradiTiOnal hazing OT The pledges by members during pledge week. The pep club acquired a large bell shorTly aTTer The club was organized which is TasT becoming a TradiTiOn aT TOOTball games. The lVlusTangs sponsor pep rallies ThroughouT The year, and parTicipaTe in OTher pep TuncTiOns. ln This way The OrganizaTiOn Tollows iTs purpose in TurThering The Aggie spiriT. Woody Woodward was elecTed To The pOsiTiOn OT cheer leader wiTh The varsiTy cheer leaders. The presi- denT OT lvlusTangs is The represenTaTive To The college Pep Council. ln keeping wiTh pep club TradiTions, The MusTangs charTered buses and a number OT The members aTTended OuT-OT-Town ToOTball games, and The All-college Tourna- menT in Oklahoma CiTy. The aThleTic black iackeT Trimmed in Tlaming orange, wiTh The words 0klahOma Aggies and lvlusTangs -across The back and an Orange horse on The TrOnT OT The iackeT was chosen because The group TelT The need Tor a new and diTTerenT iackeT. They chose The aThleTic Type OT iackeT since They aTTend all aThleTic evenTs. Membership has increased To one OT large number and is growing sTeadily. MusTangs have become very acTive in inTramural spOrTs and have placed Teams in pracTically all OT The evenTs. OTTicers Tor The year were Woody Woodward, presi- denT: Dale lvlurphy, vice-presidenT: Don l-lawes, secre- Tary: RalsTOn Daily, Treasurer: James ZiggleTOOse, pledge masTer, and Woody Woodward, cheerleader. Page 485 KAPP TAU F H 46, fdsiwg r. C5 3 5 lilllfi Q, Row I: 'W'f'1f.1i3 'N,i 'J,j Vann, F'anl1 Jel:'na, Bellyeg l-larrizcin, Ji., Bc-n: Williams, John: Waqle, John: Fowler, Bellye: Long, Russell: V ,gr Jifw l-laff2','fi'-- V' Paris Jim. Row 2: l-loopm Pus-sell: Wilsivn Erlis: Snell, Joe: Schellaclr, Lynn: Barclay, Roberl: Cansler, 1 f STV, Mi ,Z Trmrrwr Lf J'El' Denham, l-lowarcli Campkeil D. lvl.: Ycialrum, Joe. Row 3: Pelerson, Russell: Norman, Jimmie: 2 Vflianij Hafnifmn P Q'iW3I Aien Digdeq Hocden, John: VVeslbrool, Robert CDsborn, Leroy: Dalke, Dan: Riqney, Bob: DeVoy, BHL Row 4: lin.,-n Gerald: MTCZ Efnecl: Daniel Ps-ese: Vanhlirn Vffvnii-fi: Fiills. Ray: McCoy, Leland: Keele, Doyle: Sfewarf, James: Lucas, Eur' C1-pf4 i2' Ma 1' 'ri Lai Len' Pwllix Franl. Row 5: Fciwler, Allan: Hiclfey, l-lafcild: Speece, Gene: lvlcCray, Billg Parlcs, Dick: r'n VTQ Vip Hur' S'm' 5c1w'f E J4 Hood PncerM Wuwww Chadeq Dyer Hank OFFICERS JCl-lll TNILLIAMQ Prezidenl DXUJID WATEPBUPK Vice-lvregidrgril lf- VEC NQCD iff- PD Deirelary PUDSELL LGI V5 Treazurer BUT KE FOWLEP l-lizlfirari Page 486 Mu Kappa Tau, nalional professional marlceling lralernily in 'rhe Division of Commerce, was eslablished on lhe Olclahoma A. 31 lvl. campus in l939. In lvlay ol l949, 'rhe organizalion was incorporaled under lhe laws ol lhe slale ol Olcla- homa as lhe lirsl nalional marlceling lralernily in American colleges and univer- silies. Membership in lvlu Kappa Tau is open lo lhose sludenls seelcing a maior or minor in lhe lield ol marlfeling. The purposes ol The lralernily are lo promole a clearer underslanding ol marlieling and lo provide professional conlacl belween lhe sludenl and experls in lhis lield. Various programs, which include lallcs by prominenl businessmen in lhe slale, are presenled al lhe regular meelings during lhe year. The highlighls ol 'rhe social program are The lwo banquels held each year al which lime members and guesls ol Mu Kappa Tau are addressed by an oulslanding marlceling aulhorily. The expansion program ol lhe lralernily is designed lo meel The needs of olher rnarlceling sludenls and has mel wilh favorable consideralion in a number ol midweslern universilies. q EWMA LUB eng fe Row I: PaTTon, Don: EdmisTon, Ed: ZablaTnil:, Gabriel: Elwell, James: Baldi, Barney: Jehliclca, KaThleen: GuTierrez, Eugene: Uliana, John' Ciprari, A. P.: Galvin, KaThryn: Murphy, TimoTl'1y. Row 2: Jarboe, Jean: STaTTord, Marilyn: Jirilc, BeTTy: Ziegler, Bill: Wuller, Mary Anna: McDonnell, James: LoTTus, Jim: Maher, Johnny: Sfeadman. Dave: Wisherd. Irene: Marcoux, Maureen: Luckfield, Charlene: SmiTh, Virginia. Row 3: McDonnell, Pearl: Ranieri, Louis: Alonso, M. P.: Blackburn, J. T.: I-leid, David: Giambalvo, Edward: Crahan, PaT: Williams, George: Crahan, Sally: Diclc, AlTred: SmiTh, VincenT. Row 4: Flores, Re-Tugio: STeichen, RoberT: VaTer, MiTzi: VaTer, MargareT Anne: I-lays, PaT: Scamands, George: O'Brien, Jim: STuTz, Roy: Spellman, PaTricia Anne: Arens, James: Magee, Charles: Schmiedbauer, Jack. Row 5: Sfead- man, MarTy: Eclc. Jaclc: Bolcorney, Wayne: I-Toward, David: STerba. Paul: Connery, Thomas: Melvin, Felber: Eclc, Charles: Bifsche. Bob. The Newman club, a naTional organizaTion OT CaTholic college sTudenTs, was Tounded on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College campus March I7, l932. All CaTh- olic sTudenTs and all CaTholic preTerence sTudenTs are eligible Tor membership. The purpose oT This group is To encourage cooperaTive religious acTiviTies oT CaTholic college sTudenTs and To promoTe group social liTe among iTs members. Organized in l893 and named Tor Cardinal John I-lenry Newman, The club movemenT in sTaTe colleges and universiTies, oT which The NaTional Newman club is a parT, has compleTed The TirsT halT-cenTury oT iTs exisTence. The name oT New- man was chosen To honor The English cardinal because OT his belieT ThaT high spiriTual ideals were needed in universiTy sTudenTs. Once each monTh The members receive communion as a group and Then aTTend a brealcTasT and business meeTing in The parish hall. Social evenTs are held each monTh and social hours are held each Sunday evening in The parish hall. Picnics, hayrides and inTormal dances comprise The main evenTs on The club's social calendar. OFFICERS BARNEY BALDI PresidenT KAYE MIDEKE Vice-PresidenT KATHLEEN JEI-ILICKA SecreTary GENE GUTIERREZ Treasurer Page 487 0 ICRON NU Row I' w,f, Vfzfa' TAa,Qfugai 7l':V f'f Cornelius France: Bfadlcro Laverne: Miller, .lanefg Collins, Palriciaq Perry, Nellieg Eilerh . - i-1 T . -,ai L- , L ,, Row 2, Svc-er, Ahna LQ-'32 Carl Dcircfhyi Earnhad, Virginia: DeShcing, Emmalynj Murray. BeTTyg Brifton, :.,, , fi' f .zrlrlf if..:,i-v 'ie- 1 fi ies riafp' nf, . Tf. C c, C. ,T , r:,, ,T .J S ,,Fc,llCa a, OFHCERS r Y , M'l.c Tflluhp Lrr' -if ' 7, A 'V' limi wwf , - yn. 'wg '- T F , ff' X' PHP TJPPUVUPD f : f:'.' f. ' Page 488 Ll. rf f.,, Qmicron Nu is a naTional honor socieTy Tor home economics sTudenTs. lT was Tounded aT Michigan STaTe college in l9I2 and now has 34 acTive chapTers in The naTion. Xi chapTer was insTalled on The Olclahoma A. 81 M. campus in I92O. The purpose oT Qmicron Nu is To recognize and promoTe scholarship, lead- ership and research in The Tield of home economics. To gualiTy Tor membership in Qmicron Nu, a sTudenT musT be a iunior or senior in The School oT l-lome Eco- nomics, and show evidence c-T scholarship and poTenTial leadership. The program oT The year gave special emphasis To educaTion abroad Through reporTs oT exchange sTudenTs and To The research programs on The A. 81 M. campus. QuTsTanding acTiviTies oT The year were Tall and spring iniTiaTion, and a scholarship award To The Treshman girl wiTh The highesT scholasTic average. Qrnicron I lu rrienibers acT as hosTesses aT school and divisional acTiviTies such as llornecorning day, Career day, and The home economics sTyle show. Ornlcron llu is sponsored by Miss Empo l-Tenry, insTrucTor in household arTs. ORDER 0F GREGG RTISTS I Row I: Coonard, H. A., OgleTree, Beffinag Worlrman, Johnny, Brown, Helen: Mace, Mary Alice, NOrThrOp, Elonellg Russell, Virginia, Rude, W. Row 2: Anderson, Karleen Eayeg Elarn, Mary Loup Johnson, Ramona: Nyswonger, Paula Sue, Reniclc, Margaret Riagg, Anne Nell, Miller, Marilyn. Row 3: Hobbs, Oladysg Seaman, BeTTy3 Brown, Virginia: Howland, Wayne, Rosile, Carolyn, Tidwell, Lillian: SuTTOn, Joyce. Row 4: STone, PaT3 Kramer, Nancy: Walls, Jack: Bulfram, ArdyThj Bilyeu, KaThryng Davis, Joyce. The Order OT Gregg ArTisTs, an honorary OrganizaTiOn Tor commercial sTu- denTs who have aTTained a high degree OT prOTiciency in The arT OT wriTing shOrT- hand, had iTs origin in The Rude BrOThers' Business college aT CarThage, MO. The chapTer aT Oklahoma A. 8: M. was insTalled in OcTOber, I9 I8, under The leader- ship OT S. C. Bedinger and PrOT. W. Rude. The Tounders OT OOA seT up Three TundamenTal principles Tor TuTure mem- bers: service, loyalTy and honor. New candidaTes Tor membership are selecTed each Tall and spring Trorn among The shOrThand sTudenTs who have won disTinc- Tion in scholarship, leadership and secreTarial subiecTs. RequiremenTs Tor mem- bership are sophomore sTanding, a grade poinT average in all college subiecTs OT 2.5, a grade poinT average OT 3. in secreTarial adminisTraTiOn 223, and an Over-all OT 3. in The deparTmenT OT secreTarial adminisTraTiOn. The Order OT Gregg ArTisTs is a cOOperaTive enTerprise and sTrives TO de- velop in iTs members qualiTies OT TacT, paTience and consideraTiOn Tor OThers. OFFICERS HELEN BROWN PresidenT JOHNNY WORKMAN Vice-PresidenT FLON ELL NORTH ROP SecreTary-Treasurer MARY ALICE MACE RepOrTer VIRGINIA RUSSELL Corresponding SecreTary CAROLYN TIXI ER HisTOrian Page 489 OFFICERS JESSEiR.SALEBURY Dresidenf DONALD A. LUTTRELL Vicefpresfoenf DONALD FRANCKE Secrefary DLJDLEY VN ATKlNS ..P.E. ln fhe spring of IQ48 fhe sfafe chapfer of fhe Olclahoma Sociefy of Profes- sional Engineers decided fhaf if would be beneficial fo give fhe sfudenf engineer an opporfunify fo familiarize himself wifh fhe dufies, obligafions and privileges of his profession: fo give fhe sfudenf a line of communicafion fo fhe pracficing engineer on a professional level, in order fhaf fhe sfudenf can gef a picfure of his fufure and aslr guesfions abouf if. From fhis decision made by fhe sfafe chapfer arose fhe Alpha sfudenf chapfer here af fhe Oklahoma lnsfifufe of Technology, fhe firsf sfudenf chapfer in fhe sfafe. Any sfudenf who is regularly enrolled in an engineering curriculum here af fhe insfifufe is eligible for membership. The chapfer meefings permif fhe organi- zafion's business fo be fransacfed, nofable guesf spealcers fo imparf fheir lcnowl- edge fo fhe membership, and fhen everyone may enjoy refreshmenfs. Sfeps are Treasurer being falqen fo allow semi-monfhly meefings insfead of fhe presenf monfhly gafherings, which seem fo be inadeguafe. The chapfer has, for fhe lasf fwo years, adminisfered fhe prinfing of The Row l: Jcrrfg item' r-lard r Vac: Eder Migrfizng Ogre Tim: Lerriasfer S. Waire: Lynch, Ed: Freeman, R. G.: Barfl-eff, J. T.: Coleman, -i 7 Hfgqirri en' iii'-ed' Ardffrsc' C. E. Row 2: Piersall, Don: Abrams, Harvey: l-loge, Jr., Edward: Bryanf, George: Coolr, Allan: ff. 'I N ii S'af. Trcmaf' l rf'r ,larseit BL-'nf 'leant l-lcase, Wayne: Ficlrefr, James. Row 3: Ealon, Lyndon: Roberfs, James: Hursf, Ni ian: Y I3 Fa-mar' F r M vin: Fcreercr George: Marfin, Franlr: Ncbis, Marvin: Lehman, Melvin1WalClen, Joe: Kourlroulas, Pefer. Row 4: he ff' Pica- f Sfacr r l-'r' Cz- Tntmai- Maw-ev.i James: Main, James: l-lcicipingarner, Louis: l-lollingshead, Charles: Ramsey. 2 E r Jr. Lf nr' i' H l ' '1r1'iil'2' 4. N L Page 490 VJ' I., ,W xfQ,-.! -ju2rF'f2gggf??T ?b?Pk.2??VF? ' 55,155 V , ,Q 15149 ' V ' mfr , - F-Tram Row I: Argue, Don: BurkiTT, George: DenTon, Ron-lie: Bryan, Audrey: LuTTrell, Donald: Salisbury, Jesse: Parcher, James: WaTkins, Jr., Dudley: WhiTe, Jr., Tom: Cook, Wendell: BaTes, Russell. Row 2: Gelmers, Lloyd: Sheline, Paul: Brooks. Ashley: Shnell, Gene: Rollans, J. C.: Brasuell, Leo: Boeken, Wilbur: Chunko, Paul: l-lyde, Jr., Charles. Row 3: RoberTson, Bill: FiTch, ErnesT: Byers, John: Schwab, Delberf: Scruggs, Jr., Lincoln: Hubbard, l-larold: Ramsey, Wayne: Freese, William: Schumer, D. E.: Lillibridge, J. l.. Row 4: Fox, Ernesf: STaeTfler, George: McDonnell, James: Maddox, John: Williams, Delmar: Janes, Dale: Daily, Leon: Edwards, William, Personnel DaTa sheeTs Tor graduaTing engineers. These daTa sheeTs are a condensed hisTory oT The individual conTaining his phoTograph: his high school, college and working experience: and oTher personal inTormaTion. They are published once a year in SepTember, and in The pasT have been given very Tavorable recogniTion by men Trom indusTry who use Them in hiring The producTs oT The insTiTuTe. AnoTher acTiviTy is ThaT oT cooperaTing wiTh The dis- TricT chapTer in organizing displays used during The sTaTewide Engineers Week in The monTh oT March. These displays are placed in The sTore windows in The business disTricT oT The Tour larger Towns in This disTricT. Their purpose is To acquainT The public wiTh The proTes- sional engineer, whaT he does and how iT aTTecTs Them in everyday liTe. The proTessional engineer is now, more Than ever be- Tore. becoming conscious oT The need oT his associaTion wiThin The social, poliTical, religious and educaTional or- ganizaTions oT his communiTy. lT is clearly seen ThaT This is basic To his being a proTessional man. ViTal TacTors such as This are broughT To The minds OT The sTudenT engineer Through This sTudenT chapTer. The organizaTion also aTTempTs To ouTline The chan- nels To Tollow aTTer graduaTion in order ThaT The gradu- aTe may become regisTered. An Engineer-in-Training sTaTus has been seT up by The sTaTe board which will allow The graduaTe engineer To Take a TesT oT basic engi- neering knowledge beTore geTTing The required number oT years oT experience ThaT he needs Tor regisTraTion. The sTudenT chapTer is Taking sTeps To Try and have This TesT given To The graduaTing engineers beTore They leave school. This would be very beneTicial To Those gradu- aTing. The sTudenT chapTer is relaTively young and iTs acTive membership will grow as The sTudenT engineer realizes The broad horizons available To him Trom belonging To The Oklahoma SocieTy oT ProTessional Engineers. Page 49I 1-9:15-2 ,wr ,J PEPPER Row l: ka , r En' ,f-' '17 Clvl Eillifj- fl 3 Hur! Carrol, Pl-:in lVli3fl4iY 'lf Bfiin-fn,Jf1ianj l-Taskin, slanibelh: Culver, Johnnie Be-Th: ShulTz,Joyci-1 A -rf. My r Arn- T re' Lau' Wrij. Bvkiara' Nolen Mary Anne. Row 2: Peicha-rf Calherinep Wray, Mary Sue: Cross, TA1'g1H P af' E U ,'-' 1 3eHyej Dean, PaM VVQPS lanky VVMhanu Nancyj Brown, LaNiHq VVimen Suenehg NorHwop, Honeh Q.w ' Fw -, E1'1 4 Misc, Puv AnngVVeeww Jane. Row 3: Chumhwew Nancy:hhH Margmeh McCoy,AnHagBeHnap,MiUH Ads . ' H-,f',g Vi rf iuif, Ga-, eg H-Endrirh, Juan: W,arn+2f, DQT- Casey. Mar'JareTg Marles, Norma Jog Nienhaus, Emilyg Den, Adel PT-1 wr' Ciiri.-' E rr 3,17 C -Nell Palsy. Row 4: Green, P-Jmaynep Valor, Margaret Slevens, Carolyn: Evans, Nancy: Kline, Ee' f Eufir TA1r1'- 1.' Joan-JenV.va Va?hhen, McPe0l CdVMyUf HuU,Joan:VVard,Jean3BaMon,Jimnne Anneplhomasom Nancy Er f-' Mafiyrw. Row lwfvii Arrrizrrqinq M iry Lou, Willerson M-rrcia: Lashley, Louise: Purnell, Neldag Moore, Mary Frances: l-lill, iflf' . ' 7' ' V1 I .l'f1': Ci: Nangyi lfriu' Ann: RUur'?'+Ei' Berfyj Williams, Sara Louanng Maslerson, Helene. OFFICERS JO KCE Sl-TIJLTZ Prei, den' rMPfrf1ErEPC ffcr, Prciiden' Vf-.K 'Jfxl ll! Crfcrelary Jfhlllgfll-l l'lfNSYlll Treazurer Page 492 Peppers was organized in I92I and holds The honor oT having been The TirsT girls' pep club on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus. Since iTs beginning, Peppers has been acTive in mainTaining school spiriT and bringing pep To various aThleTic evenTs on The campus. AcTiviTy has lceynoTed Peppers ThroughouT This school year. The club was ioinT-sponsor oT pep rallies preceding several oT The TooTball games. Plans have been made To secure new uniforms Tor The Tall semesTer oT The nexT year. The club's consTiTuTion has been revised in order ThaT Peppers may TuncTion more eTTecTively. Regular elecTions are held each year To elecT The oTTicers who will Take charge of The organizaTion Tor The year. There is no reguiremenT Tor ioining The group excepT a desire To help promoTe pep and spiriT on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus. Membership in Peppers is deTermined by each sororiTy, each group having a maximum oT I2 Pepper members. Each year The members oT Peppers elecT a cheerleader Trom Their group who will ioin The oTher cheerleaders in leading The cheers oT The sTudenT body aT aThleTic evenTs ThroughouT The year. PETRTTLE lVl CLUB no Row l: Harms, Roberf: Bieber, Alan: Pohoriles. Eugene: Six, Ray: EvereTT, John: Schlemmer, AlTred: BradTord, Ollen: FiTch, Jr., ErnesT: Holden, John: Benedict Thomas: Lawson, Norma: Ferguson, Jerry. Row 2: Townsend, J. F.: Weber, James: McGlamery, RoberT: Cox, Dave' Poppe, Raymond: BearnTh, RoberT: Brazell. James: WachTman, Henry: Howell, Bobbie: Hale, Cash: Day, Jimmy: Ward, P. F.: Rhoads, Daniel. Row 3: Goble, James: Pickens, G. P.: Shapiro, RoberT: Frazier, Marshall: STevenson, Norman: ColTon, George: Burger, Tommie: CasToe, A. R.: Coleman, Roberf: Ferguson, Paul: Heape, Lloyd: Calder, John: SarTin, Jr., Grover. Row 4: Kraemer, Jack: RoberTson, James: STinchcomb, Ray: Eslinger, Eugene: GiezenTanner, Frank: WolTe, John: ChrisToFTerson, R, K.: Beck, George: Birfell, James: Evans, Charles: Sellers, Leslie: GodTrey, Thomas: McCarTney, Eugene. Row 5: Vann, Frank: Cranford, BuTord: EaTon, Lyndon: Maddox, John: McCabe, John: Hudson, Ray: Hopkins, Joseph: Ayers, S. T.: Moore, T. R.: Comer, Alva Gene: Barbee, L. G.: PorTerTield, C. E.: Wilson, W. B. The PeTroleum club was Tormed in The Tall semesTer OT l948 by members wiTh peTroleum opTions in mechanical engineering, geology and Tech school. The club's obiecT is To increase The selT-soughT knowledge oT The members along lines OT ThoughT peculiar To The peTroleum indusTry. The club is an aTTiliaTe oT The American lnsTiTuTe OT Mining and MeTallurgical engineers and each year elecTs an indusTrial advisor who is some prominenT Oklahoman in The peTroleum indusTry. LasT year, J. Yarborough, oT George E. Failing company, was The elecTee. The presenT advisor is C. V. Milli-k'an, oT Amerada PeTroleum company. The pasT TaculTy advisor was ProT. R. L. Six oT The geology deparTmenT. A. E. Schlemmer, oT The mechanical engineering school, is The presenT advisor. The meeTings are held monThly and programs consisT oT speakers oT auThor- iTy in a parTicular branch oT The peTroleum indusTry, or movies oT general Tech- nical inTeresT. Two Tield Trips were sponsored by The club in I949. One was a Trip To The CarTer Oil company's holdings aT Lindsay, and The oTher was To The G. E. Failing planT aT Enid. ' OFFICERS LEWIS SMITH PresidenT BOB BRAKFY Vice-PresidenT JAMES BRAZELL SecreTary J. W. JACKSON Treasurer Page 493 l ig. T PHI CHI DELTA -S fi ' ,' ,ra-1 si Row I: S' r: My Tlfnfi' iN kcrgn Muicai I-lilTfn Ann- Linthicum Margenc-4 Sanders Anna Lee: Krlcince. Marioriei Morse, Pavriqiag Tr' TAM. Pffifie 3 lfegc Sriirkly' Ann: Brciwninl Bffyf-rly: Beauchamp, Mrs: R. O. Row 2: Philippi, Kafheryng Trumbla, Barbara: Whifnell :ff Arr- E'-,Jr wir lan Ardf-f,f,p Yludyj T-TuTcTnwin, lciycii: Darlciw, Janet Inompson, Norma: Johnson, Lorna Jo: Brock, Ruby: Riqq E- IJ Carr. Row 3 IN r C'!if'2ViU 'f ,lwhn,i,n, Gladysj Parker Parrc-V1a,C5ii4fiU1, Vcinna Pae: Brown, BeT?y: Beard, Bonnie: Payne ' MJ T-roiw Pwr: lfne iJii!','l. UIfi':fC:UWVIIVV'1kif9VYl,LOU Annj Scheibing, Elsa Joan. Crganized aT Oklahoma A. 81 M. College in The Tall oT I944, The local chap- Ter oT Phi Chi DelTa, naTional PresbyTerian sororiTy, has been acTive in religious OFHQERS and philanThropic acTiyiTies since iTs beginning six years ago. if-TPICIP TACPCE Drf' fgirdf T 'IPP 5Pf'-I ICEQ MCCPI X35 PM-xififfri' f-'TP Li? Z!-IIDFPZ Zrfrffqry ','PPlCPli fCQl lCI lrf.,,' Av: r Page 494 The purpose oT Phi Chi DelTa sororiTy is To promoTe Tellowship and growTh in iTs membership among college women. AT presenT There are nearly 40 mem- bers. The highlighT oT The Phi Chi DelTa year was The annual ChrisTmas banqueT. QTher acTiviTies included The regisTraTion Tea, The insTalIaTion oT oTTicers, senior dedicaTion and communion in The church sancTuary in cooperaTion wiTh The pas- Tor and church deacons. Green and Gold pledge ribbons were pinned on pledges boTh in OcTober and February. AT The whiTe rose dinner iniTiaTion, The ribbons were exchanged Tor pins which are Trapezoid-shaped seT in pearls and emeralds. On a black enamel background is The MaITese cross and The Greek leTTers oT The sororiTy. PHI LAMBDA UPSILO 2 -,:Q1'15-': ' Arif '11 :fp '1...-sr .. 'Q ,1-., 1 V, A' 048 Row I: l-lodnell, E, M.g Dermer, O. C., Vermillion, Diclq Wood, S. R.: Schnilzer, A. M.: Shollon, J. A.: Websfer, J, E. Row 2: Benlon, Douglas: Bard, Eugene, Bryan, Donaidg Marshall, Richard, l-lamillon, Waller, Waller, l-larlwellg l-lasfings, Bill. Row 3: Haddad, Philip: Bowers, Davidg Mackey. James: Collle, Jr., John: Thompson, Ed: Hembree. Jim: Abernalhy, Franlc: Thompson, Richard. Row 4: Summers, Glenng Kafz, Manfred: Dory, Harold: Smith, Buford: Jenkins, Allredg Zegelbone, Leonard: Nelson, William: Leisy, Arlhur. Phi Lambda Upsilon was loundeol as an honorary chemical sociely ar lhe Universily ol lllinois in March, l899. The purpose lor which The sociely was louncleol, as slaled in Jrhe conslilulion, was lhe promolion ol high scholarship and original invesligalion in all branches ol pure applied chemislryf' Of all honor socielies exislfng in Jrhis nalion Today, lhere are only seven older Jrhan Phi Lambda Upsilon. The presenl membership Jrolals approximalely l8,000 and lhere are 40 aclive chaplers. Alpha Della chapler was inslalled on lhe A. 84 M. campus in l929. Those. eligible for membership are iuniors, seniors and graduale sluolenls maioring in chemislry, chemical engineering or some applied chemical field and who have rnainlained a high scholaslic grade average. Chapler aciivilies consisl ol business and dinner meelings, eolucalional pro- grams which lealure speakers and occasional social evenls. The Olro M. Smilh leclure is sponsored each spring by lhe local chapler. OFFICERS A. M. SCHNITZER Presidenl A. M. DURR Vice-Presidenr D. K. MacQl.ll:ElNl Secrelary RICHARD VERMILLION Treasurer Page 495 OFFICERS I,iLTEP C. HFS. Ding j,lMff .':eiPfe5':e ji' gil Row li S ' - 'wt Row 2 Row 3: fieuhu ig if- u Law - C PHI ETA IG A TA Trained mind, a healThy body, and a high characTer . . . These words are well-known To The members oT Phi ETa Sigma, naTional honorary scholasTic TraTerniTy Tor Treshman men. Phi ETa Sigma was Tounded in order To encourage and To recognize high scholasTic aTTainmenT among The men oT The Treshman class. The TundamenTal idea behind This TraTerniTy is ThaT iT recogniTion oT abiliTy and conscienTious worlq is noT shown unTil The iunior and senior years The purpose oT such recogniTion is losT To a greaT exTenT. Phi ETa Sigma believes ThaT early recogniTion oT scholasTic applicaTion is a sTimulus To even greaTer endeavor in The Tollowing years. These were The Things which Dean Thomas Arlcle Clark had in mind when he Tounded The TirsT chapTer oT Phi ETa Sigma on The campus oT The UniversiTy oT Illinois aImosT ThirTy years ago. Prom This beginning, Phi ETa Sigma has now grown To a naTional organizaTion oT some 60 chapTers in all major universiTies and colleges in The counTry. ln !937 The organizaTion was admiTTed To membership in The AssociaTion oT College l-lonor SocieTies. , ' Ha c XNa'e': Mghrc. C. l-lg Niffafy Dong Wiiil'l, B-Db: Shnell Gene, Brewer, i 'V' an, Jr M, l-l.: Swirl Ail'E'1l Maddfi, ,larregq Griffiths, ArThurg Reed, Joe: Pugh, Duane. 'i Niro' Ecipefv Jean: l-lager, Ji., Daxidi Sf-ali, George: Glynn, Robe-rf: Andrews, Alvin. Q Page 496 l .EQ r I hi, nil sg J , , '. K 2 E Row I: Roy, BerTg Hubbard William: Grimes, ClinTonp Koons Verling Williams, Geargeg l-larriggr-il B953 Lawrence B.-,bg QQVQ,-5, Jul- FQ, ErnesT. Row 2: Yadon, Dick: Davis, Ted: Miller, Jan: Dav, WEnThr-cp, T-liT+ Pere, Wgllf, Vidar, Weeks Davig, Row 35 Hiffmafi W1!li5N,7 Davis, Richard: STerba, Jr., Paul1Amend, Edward: KoTr'ick, George. The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. chapTer oT Phi ETa Sigma was The 28Th chapTer oT The TraTerniTy and was insralled on The campus February l9, I93 l. Under The TaiThTul and beloved leadership oT Dean Clarence l-l. McElroy, The local chapTer has grown and prospered since ThaT Time To become a maior campus organizaTion. Approxi- maTely 800 men have been iniTiaTed inTo Phi ETa Sigma since l93l. AT The presenT Time, more Than l25 wear The golden key oT Phi ETa Sigma on The Aggie campus. EligibiliTy Tor membership in Phi ETa Sigma is based solely on scholarship. All Treshman men who have achieved a grade poinT average oT 3.5 during Their TirsT semesTer or year aTTending A. 8: lvl. shall be eligible Tor elecTion To The socieTy. The membership is noT limiTed in number. Phi ETa Sigma honors Two groups OT pledges every year. One group is pledged in The Tall, anoTher in The spring. l-lighlighTs oT The pledging are a geT-ac- quainTed smoker: an oTTicial pledge week when pledges may be seen wearing horned rim specTacles, morTar boards, and a wooden replica oT The key: and a Tormal iniTiaTion and bangueT To climax The week oT Tellowship and Tun. The acTiviTies oT Phi ETa Sigma are varied in naTure and are direcTed boTh Toward promoTing high scholar- ship in The Treshman class and promoTing oTher worTh- while enTerprises on The campus. Phi ETa Eigma sponsors a TuTorial service available To all sTudenTs on The campus and also Takes The responsibiliTy oT disTribuTing To all Treshmen The pamphleT, l-linTs on l-low To STudy. During The year, Phi ETa Sigma Tor The TourTh Time ushered and ran concessions aT The annual iunior-senior prom. Phi ETa Sigma is also one oT The six parTicipaTing organizaTions in The STudenT Memorial loan Tund com- miTTee. The chieT social evenT oT The organizaTion is The Tra- diTional sTeak Try held every May aTTer The elecTion OT oTTicers Tor The coming year. This year Tor The TirsT Time, a Tall picnic was also held. Page 497 -4 PHI MU ALPHA a! Row I: J':':ffn, Eidcfs Palmzr Wendell' Klinqsfedt, Paul: Malovsly, Bnhg Miller, Melvin: Pearson, Lynn, Fox, Max. Row 2: Cary, Kennefhg if l-4 l f V f ..,,y-sm- refs. f.,r,1,B, F' Lfl JO OFFICERS G. APHOLD Preoenl aid David' SU: 2 Wil redq Webvev Joni Olson Willisg Muller Wayne. Row 3: Balmer, Neal: Palmer, Paul: Mouser, M:C:'e Pckerfi Nichizls Wayne, Weldon, George. Phi Mu Alpha Sinlonia, nalional professional and honorary music lralernily, was founded in Boslon, Mass., al The New England Conservalory ol Music on Ocl. 6, l898. The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha is To encourage and lurlher The developmenl ol music in America. Della Tau chapler was inslalled al Oklahoma A. X1 M. College on Feb. I I, l949, by The members ol Alpha Chi ol Tulsa. The local chapler has numerous C9 club acrivilies and sponsors several programs each year designed 'ro bring a ,N Pgpplzmy beller underslanding ol music lo The general public. r,,:,,,J,Q, Members are Kennelh Cary, David l-leid, Roberl Sleichen, Don Websler, Hmm JMDE Melvin Lee Miller, C. G. Arnold, Eldon Janzen, Willred Sloclcs, Max Fox, Lynn l l,','Q,r gr' HUAL BFVEP - r f- Jfrr f.ff:M:,ry Page 498 Pearson, Wayne Muller, Johnnie Ware, Neal Balmer, Melvin Keeney. Pacully alumni are Paul Klingsledl, Max Milchell, Bohumil Malcovsley, John l-l. Moore, Willis Olson, Wendell Ralslon, Carl Ami. Pledges are Paul Palmer, Bill Yeals, Wayne Nichols, Eugene Mouser, Bob Mcllole, George Weldon. PHI IGMA - Q .fs X ' F Q PN.. Row I: Crownover, Rufh: BenTon, Jr., Frank: Orr, Richard: Darby, ElizabeTh: Dixon, Joe: Clehsch, Glen: Kidd, l-laro ld: Campbell, Ramona. Row 2: Amend. Zeena: Epperly, Jean: Mcl-lard, Dean: Johansson, Olle: Hooper, Thomas: Nune-maker, Oran: Hager J Dayid: Reeves, J. D.: ChrisToTTersori, JeanneTTe. Phi Sigma is a naTional honorary biological TraTerniTy esTablished To promoTe research and TurTher inTeresTs in biological science. The naTional chapTer was esTablished on The Ohio STaTe UniversiTy campus in I9 I5, recognizing The bene- TiTs which would be derived by sTudenTs working in The biological sciences Trom an organizaTion acTing as a sTimulus To research and aTTording an opporTuniTy Tor Tree discussion. Phi Sigma selecTs undergraduaTe sTudenTs who have compleTed as much as Tour semesTers oT college worlc and graduaTe sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in re- search in The biological sciences. Scholarship, leadership and biological inTeresTs are The maior poinTs OT consideraTion. The local chapTer, A.lpha ETa, was esTablishecl on The campus January 25, l93O. The chapTer was inacTive Trom June, I942, unTil The spring semesTer oT I947. Each year Phi Sigma oTTers an award To The ouTsTanding undergraduaTe sTu- denT and graduaTe sTudenT in biology. The awards are presenTed aT The honors convocaTion. OFFICERS JOE DIXON PresidenT GLEN CLEEISCH Vice-PresidenT ELIZABETH DARBY SecreTary HAROLD KIDD Treasurer FRANK BENTON ReporTer Page 499 PI EP ILO LPHA ' E .L 3 5, 1: af! N S-is .- I 0 Row l: M4 ' Cam ' Ysrg. Ni . '7 Effivw-1' Cave' re: Ta, cr Nirfnai Avlirisifn Laisg Eilerli Jgang Prigg Card: ,lgmegh Shirley: Jones. Ex- f 'a L Ro 2 Eiace' Clpelj l'lij,+,fr Befme Loup Hubbard Lindy: Jelfress. Belly: Miller, MQW Sue: Dfeegseny Mona: A . Ep: ,- C fwl E'r 'r A WNW? Mari'yn3 Eliiil- lla Mae? Bcawghv Margaret Row 3: l-liguins La -leang Barneli, Palsy: l-lamilfon. Ev' Emi' HU' l'l1'fil'f'7 Carrara Eiella' C:-51'Ff'VllE'V Earline: Smylh Sheila: l-lclsnes. Doris Jeanne: Higdcri. LaVernneg McKay. I- OFFICERS .lEAll EIFERT Erezidfpnl L0l'Q ATVIHSOH E7rz' Vie-Ereziocnl CFPCL PRICE seicfg Viceeprezidenr ElfELfll .JQllEf, PJ, ' QU . rmrrgmq r.fyf,ybrf LCPHA ALLEN T'f:fxZuV'iV Page 500 Pi Epsilon Alpha, inlerdenominalional religious sororily, was founded al A. Xi lvl. College in lhe spring of l925 'rhrough 'rhe elzlorls of a group of young women af fhe Soulh Melhodisl church. Pi Epsilon Alpha became inlerdenomina- lional in l94O. ' The purpose of The sororiiy, 'ro develop Chrislian leadership, is exercised fhis year in a sfudy of Biblical hislory. The devoiional lheme is cenfered around 'rhe love chaplers of The Bible. The programs on Jrhis lheme were presenled by guesl speakers and individual members. ln rhis way, members develop Qualifies needed for spealcers and leaders. Alihough 'rhe sociely allempis 'ro meel The presenl and lulure needs of lhe girls +hrough religious development 'rhe social needs are noi overlooked. The social side oi The organizalion consisls of several parries and leas. The highlighr of fhe year is 'rhe formal Dixie banquet The sororily mofher oi Pi Epsilon Alpha is Mrs. C. A. Mellon. PI MU EP ILO fb 'E Af 43. is I i I lib I Q'-VL , Row I: Zanf, James: Wade, l-larold: I-lamillon, O. l-lf Baldi, Barney: Brewer, Joseph: I-lamillon, Wal+er: Sigler, Larry: Davis, Claud: Monfgomery, Roberf: Palm, James: Byler, William. Row 2: Slaeffler, George: Earlhman, James: Coleman, John: Loveless, Richard: Casady, Jesse: Page, Orville: Peferson, Emmelfg Builer, Roberf: Sant Bill: Bergman, Ray, Row 3: Kafz, Manfred: Bilyeu, John: Oppel, Jr., Fred: Wolff, Vicfor: Grifhlhs, Arfhurg McCar+er, Ed: Post Lawrence: Coyner, Robert Dick, Alfred: Swyden, Tommy, Pi Mu Epsilon Tralernily was founded al Syracuse universily and incor- poraled ai Albany on May 25, l9l4, in order lo recognize scholarship and +o promole fellowship in The field of malhemarics. There are 46 chaplers in Jrhe Uniled Slales wilh a loral membership of I4,506. Oklahoma Bela ar Oklahoma A. 3: M. College was inslalled under The spon- sorship of Dr. E. F. Allen on March 8. l938. Approximalely 260 members have been inifialed, including Through lhe Tall semesler of 1949. Requiremenls for membership are a 3.5 grade poinl average in all maihe- malics courses Through clifierenlial egualions and a 3.0 grade poinr average in all olher courses. Each year an award is presenied lo lhe oulsfanding 'Freshman malhemarics sludenl. l-lis name is placed upon a plague localed in lhe mafhemalics office. Pi Mu Epsilon holds monihly business meelings and had several social evenls during lhe pasf year. OFFICERS BARNEY T. BALDI Presidenl HAROLD WADE Vice-Presidenl LARRY GENE SIGLER Secreiary-Treasurer WALTER C. HAMILTON Social Chairman Page 50l 2- OFFICERS JCI-IN L. LILLIBRIDGE Dfesid-er' DQNALD A, LUTTRELL Vice-Presioenr J. T, BLACKBURN JR. Secrefari. EDWARD I-I. BLAKESTEAD Treasurer PI TAU IGIVIA Pi Tau Sigma, nafional honorary mechanical engineering frafernify, was founded af fhe Universify of Illinois in I9 I5. Forfy-one chapfers have since been esfablished on fhe campuses of fhe leading colleges, universifies and fechnical schools of The Unifed Sfafes. Oklahoma A. 81 M. Lambda chapfer was insfalled in fhe spring of I93 I and has since been one of fhe mosf acfive in fhe frafernify. The frafernify's obiecf is fo fosfer fhe high ideals of fhe engineering profes- sion and fo sfimulafe inferesf in co-ordinafe deparfmenfal acfivifies. To qualify scholasfically for membership in fhe frafernify a sfudenf musf be enrolled in fhe School of Mechanical Engineering and rank in fhe upper fhird of fhe senior class or fhe upper fourfh of fhe junior class. I-Ie musf also possess fhe qualifies of leadership, personalify, frusfworfhiness, indusfry, dependabilify and probable success in fhe field of mechanical engineering. Ivlany members of fhe mechanical engineering faculfy are graduafe or hon- orary members of fhe frafernify. I-lonorary members are elecfed fo fhe frafer- nify each year. These members, disfinguished in fhe field of mechanical engi- Row I: V:-2 I- L 'sr' Fr 5 L runny Luiz.: Leonard C. MJ Cfews Don: Peril, Nsiimafii Luffrfpll Donald? Carfer Dawidi 'i.r a-V3 Hemp MQ' DH'-1r 93.-fyj QQ, Row 2: F-Ia, Qgrfrudrgg Iflnov E. JJ Johnson, Paul, Comer, Alva: Clarl, George: D111 .i'.w.'l'f PECE' M-:iff Gigi' Le--'11 Dias Jamey I-iarrris, Robert Row 3: Dunlap Rc-bert: Gorenflo, Raymond: Wafors, Don: fi 1-1 E-iii-'r' Hs 11' F C l 5-i'ii'Qe: I-Ii:1'nLc'l-am Don: Grrirlirig AHin:Fra1ier, Bruce: Blarglcburn J. T.: Wade, Harold. Row 4: V,,,. -,.,5fj. rj., fn A K ,, . . . Fe . I-I. A . ,. C J ,man I.f- aal.e,f3d Ei3f.f5r.1- I-Icolinrz lngwph- Willirarrw: Delmar- Anderson Sherwood' Crooks Lynn' r7'i' E e.', aafao-- C5 Page 502 INS. T Row I: GilbreaTh, Ulmer: SmiTh, BurTon: Browne, Emerald: BaTes Russell: Lillibridge, J. L.: Zinlq, John: Broolcs, Ashley: Pohoriles, Eugene: GilberT, Jack: Comer, RoberT: NoTary, Don: Noble, l-luberT: FineTroclc, George: SmiTh, Fred. Row 2: l-laTheway, EllioT: RoberTson, J, A., Van Grinsven, MarTin: Olds, Jeneil: Mackay, John: Brazell James: SeTTles, Wayne: Saye, Marshall: STaeTTler, George: Bixler, Charles: Nevius, Harold: PendergraTT, Ralph. Row 3: LunsTord, George: Moyer, Jerauld: Wilson, Thomas: Meshew, Allan: PraTT, RoberT: CarririgTon, O. E., GriFhThs, ArThur: Thompson, Warren: Deehan, Leonard: WerTh, Wesley: WaTTs, l-larold: Palm, James. Row 4: Hyde, Jr., Charles: Goble, James: Lawrence, Jim: Dixon, Buddy: Suchan, Jr., William: WolTe, Jr., John: l-larris, Jaclc: Williams, James: CrawTord, Jr., Fred: Poole, Gerriie. neering, are chosen Trom indusTry as well as Trom The mechanical engineering TaculTy. Lambda chapTer promoTes many acTiviTies Through- ouT The school year. These include high school senior orienTaTion in many OT The sTaTe's high schools, engineer- ing Treshmen orienTaTion, and insTrucTor raTing sheeTs. lT cooperaTes wiTh oTher sTudenT socieTies and The lnsTi- TuTe oT Technology in presenTing exhibiTs aT The annual engineering exposiTion. To promoTe and encourage high scholasTic achievemenTs among The under classmen, an award is given each year To The iunior mechanical engineering sTudenT who, in his TirsT Two years in college, has made The highesT scholasTic average. Field Trips are conducTed in The sTaTe. Dinner meeT- ings are held bi-weelcly TeaTuring guesT spealcers and social TuncTions are held ThroughouT The year. A dele- gaTion oT members including The TaculTy advisor and The chapTer presidenT aTTended The TraTerniTy's annual na- Tional convenTion held aT Lehigh UniversiTy The pasT Tall. Pledging is conducTed Twice each year. The chapTer has adopTed and conTinues To require pledges To carry a special emblem during pledge weelc. The emblem consisTs OT a wooden spur gear and CarnoT cycle upon which The leTTers Pi Tau Sigma are emblazoned in gold. AnoTher TeaTure OT The pledge weelc is The dinner given by The pledges Tor The members aT The conclusion oT pledge weelc. All pledges wear The TradiTional green shirT, green cap and whiTe Tie, and are required To carry all The eguipmenT and Tools needed To lceep Their wooden wheel in good operaTing condiTion. Pledge week is followed by The chapTer's Tormal iniTiaTion oT The new members. QTTicers elecTed Tor The spring semesTer were: John Lillibridge, presidenT: Don LuTTrell, vice-presidenT: James Blaclcburn, recording secreTary: James Palm, cor- responding secreTary: Edward BlalcesTead, Treasurer: Thomas Wilson, guide: Don Crews, engineering sTudenT council represenTaTive, and L. J. Fila, TaculTy advisor. Page 503 -s. 2 g wa, g K . Q '-I ' i i 355 N ffN'.:X' il 'Y'f'i'5?i ' 2 1 if XX V gs' Nga -1 K , . ir -Xy- ROW li pm' Mimi VVCC Y. V.: Grciiifri. WGPGGZ Piilfl Belly: Colgan, Charles: Weil, Jane: Brobsf, l-larry. Row 2: While, llafaei Burke, .'i AN' VWMQ' Ncrman' Elfvnff Wllliiiwii Malm Maruareli Beagles, Roselle: Giociux, Vcinna Rae: Troul, Ann. Row 3: Kaylor, Jr., Pauly Hf'w f V Ut Carre Picerfj Newman Earl: Smifh l-lush: Arnold, C. G.: Hall. Fern: Thomas, Archie: Ferree, Jolouis. The purposes of Psi Chi, nalional honorary socieiy for psychology sludenls, is primarily lo promole Jrhe science of psychology and +o encourage, slimulaie QFFIQERS and mainfain scholarship of individual members in all academic fields, par+icu- l larly in psychology. BETTY RIGG The Clclahoma A. 81 M. College chapier of Psi Chi was formally insialled pmildenl Nov. IO, IQ48, info rhe nalional organizafion. The nalional order was founded al CHARLES COLGAH New l-laven, Conn., in l929. Vlfe'p'e3l'lenl Membership in Psi Chi is comprised of maiors and minors in psychology and BETV 5UflDRElf 'rhose persons majoring in personnel managemenf. Approximalrely 50 sludenls Smmlmf belong 'ro The organizalion. SALUE FOWLER Psi Chi meelings are held on lhe second Monday of each school monih wilh Tffwef an annual banquei held in Jrhe spring. l-larry K. Brobsl, assisranf professor of psychology and direclor of lhe A. 8: M. 'resfing bureau, is sponsor for 'rhe club. Page 504 PU CHER ...l .Z .:. ' 'yi U W K .:' g 1 5.: 3 Fi :sf 1 K. f 5 X af , 53 A ff T 2 T ' T Q '.A T :Q N ry fi? FS Row I: l-luTTon, Clifford: CruTchTield, Don: l-lubbard, Tom: Gresh, Gordon: Albrighi, Melvin: TaTe, Ray: RoTh, George: Good, Clarence: Chambers, R. M.: Alabaclc, Lloyd: Nassau, Bernard. Row 2: Lee, Charles: Keener, Raymond: Kelley, Bill: MurTon, Tom: Cranor, Jimmie: ATlcinson: Jake: Humphrey, Jaclc: l-lunf, Sam: T-lenrichs, Bobby. Row 3: McLain, Charles: Burns, LeRoy' Vernon, Douglas: Alford, Von Dee: Parker, James: Roolcer, Howard: Applegate, Jr., Leo: Williams, George: Kuhnen, Ed: l-lall, RoberT: Solomon, Paul: Core, Jaclc. GrowTh in size, capable leadership and increasing enThusiasm have made Punchers pep club climb rapidly in populariTy and recogniTion since iTs Tounding in The spring oT IQ48. WiTh a goal oT Tellowship and Aggie spiriT, The club seelcs To accomplish iTs duTies as a pep organizaTion wiTh a purpose. Membership in Punchers is open To boTh TraTerniTy and independenr men who desire To become acTive members. During pledge weelc, The pledges are walking replicas oT The TradiTional A. 81 M. cowboy insignia wiTh his chaps, lO- gallon haT, booTs, neclcerchieT, guns and brighT shirT. Pledge week is held once each semesTer. The club iaclceTs are black wiTh orange cowboys on The baclc, along wiTh The club name. The neclc and cuTTs are oT orange, carrying ouT The school colors. The pep club supporTs all local games in which Aggie aThleTes parTicipaTe, enTer inTo all homecoming acTiviTies and assisT wiTh campus pep rallies. Punchers is The youngesT member oT The Tour pep clubs aT A. 84 lvl. Tor men. buT has Talcen a leading role aT sporTs evenTs because oT iTs spiriT and enThusiasm. OFFICERS RAY TATE PresidenT JACK MCLEAN Vice-PresidenT MELVIN Al.BRlGl'lT SecreTary GEQRGE ROTI-l Treasurer Page 505 RUF- EX The Ag-He-Ruf-Nex, pep order for 'iheemenfi was founded on fhe Clela- honna A. X1 M. campus in 1924 and since ifs organizafion has been symbolic of frue Aggie spirif and sfudenf democracy. This greaf pep club was founded when if became evidenf fhaf a men's pep organizafion was needed fo lead fhe sfudenfs in demonsfrafing fheir apprecia- ficn for our Aggie feams and fheir fighfing spirif. Dean C. H. McElroy and Prof. J. H. Caldwell, fwo charfer members, were insfrumenfal in fhe esfablishmenf of fhe order. Today, fhe organizafion sfrives fo beffer ifself in fhe fulfillmenf of ifs primary purpose, boosfing fhe Aggie spirif for all afhlefic eyenfs af home and away. The principal funcfions are fo insfill a higher degree of fhe will fo win info cur fearrrs and fo worlc wifh ofher pep clubs for fhe purpose of closer coopera- fion oefween fhe sfudenfs in cheering fhe fe-ams fo vicfory. Membership of fhis organizafion reflecfs The democrafic spirif of our cam- pus-no parficular group is given preferenceg fhe members include bofh frafer- in . so r i Row I: r- We' L':.'i'l Ti 'j Came' F'3V7l' Lcagar' Carrigllg Allison Gecrigeg Shep er , e e OFFICERS CARROL LOGAN Presidenf LEO BARBEE Vice-Presidenf FRAN K CARTER Secrefary-Treasurer h d P f Orr, Billg Lewis, Bob. Row 2: Green, fee ' J' Li' 5'e-we' lie' ar' Rt,-.e Fred: Lucas cl. W: Frost Rcikerfx LaCrone, Roberrg Black, Bob: Bump, Ronald. Row 3: Sires, fix: ' V Mitre Warne: Jiinrwsgn Fcrrirafg Fenf Rarrnznq Sine Jr. H. H.: Varnum, Warren, Farlcer, R ichardg Messick, Paul. 11 , 359 lf - 5.4-'--gg Page 506 5 .Z S scu Lol vf i-.1 f?' Wm Row I: Nevins, Jamesg Welborn, Frank: Day, Jlmmyg Lancaster, James Wisley, Leong Francis, Joe: Collier, Jackson: Barrera, Polo. Row 2: POrTer, Jacky SrniTh, Tonyg Zachary, Curhsg Bailey, Joe: Leupold, P. G., Sh lc lf d R ac e or , ayg Mercer, Jr., P. E.: TrenT, B. Y.: SrniTh, Bob: Shepherd, PeTe. Row 3: Brown, Bill: Smilh. Bill: Carr, Tom: Clark, Robert Kendig Bob' Hardman Charles' Ramay James' Binns Charles- Dixon Lewis niTy and non-TraTerniTy men. To TulTill The reguiremenTs Tor pledging The neophyTe musT be a second semesTer Treshman, he musT be a sTaunch Aggie Tan and rOOTer, and he musT be a man OT unquesTiOnable characTer. The order makes Two bids each year TO The sTurdy men OT The campus. Pledging and iniTiaTiOn Tollow each bidding. Some criTicism has been made abouT pledging and iniTiaTiOn ceremonies aT The club, buf This always comes Trom wiThouT The group. Never has There been anyThing buT praise Trom new members. The rope OT The RuT-Nex has become a badge OT honor To be worn wiTh pride by Those accorded The honor OT a bid TO The OrganizaTiOn. The cusTume OT The well-dressed scurve consisTs OT TaTTered Trousers, sTraw haT, cow bell, plenTy OT chewin' Tobaccer, and a man's grOwTh OT whiskers. l-lell Week consisTs OT probing inTO The characTer, TemperamenT and persOnaliTy OT The scurve. During The seven days OT pledging, acTive members learn a greaT deal abOuT human naTure Trom The scurves and, sTrange as iT may seem, scurves TOrmulaTe ideas on The earThy makeup OT man. BOTh survive The pledging wiTh a more Thorough knowledge OT Their Tellow-being and lisT iT among The highlighTs in Their lives. Usually, The RuT-Nex aTTend Two OuT-OT-Town college evenTs aT The expense OT The OrganizaTiOn. A bus is char- Tered Tor The A. 81 M.-Tulsa TOoTball game which is con- sidered The TradiTional Trip OT The OrganizaTiOn. The oTher Trip abroad is usually The A. 84 M.-OU TOOTball game. AlThough cOunTless wagers are made on The Aggie-Tulsa game each year, none can compare wiTh The one made by The presidenT OT This club wiTh The prexy OT The Tulsa Windbags. The heads OT These Or- ganizaTiOns beT Their hair on The OuTcome OT The game. The Aggies have enough hair TO sTuTT a maTTress. ln shOrT, The RuT-Nex have TulTilled enTirely Their Two- Told purpose OT TOsTering pep and enThusiasm and OT gaThering inTo one body The real l-le-Men OT The Aggie campus. Page 507 IG A ALPHA IIITA ,A ilwf Row I lseafed around pianol: Sw, M ig' Haw--' El'-avr, Jennings, Mafy LCiu1l2ichaids,MarTha1Earlhnian,NorrnajOooper,Jean3Reclor, Uv, Ln' C' 5 14. 1. 4 Row 2: lNf'frd, Cir-Dig Minnr, Joyce: Pugh, Jane: Bo0The, PaTTieg I-laclreIT, Mariong Casad, Barbara: F' fr' M 1'.i1 -'- F 1 1 21' ff'-f' Nlrfw.-i Fw' SP' Uififhy. Row 3: Yealcey, .lolefyng Meacham, Alice-1 Pe-nningTon, Frances: Shaclrele pw- r- N 1' VV' '1 ',' Lawn-' lvliqj N'- hinJTcn pa? l-lunff-r, Lrgirw OFFICERS '.'f-5lHf- PICTUC-P00 Hr.. 'Jun' ?.OV'VAf- VPPTT-:?,rff'4ll ,Vaal L'r:V.f'r,.V.r - POEIIJ 50961 f fr: ':.r . . . X, 3' lf, I VCV. ing! ,f Page 508 Sigma Alpha loTa is a naTional music TraTerniTy Tor women. IT was Tounded in I903 aT The UniyersiTy School oT Music, Ann Arbor, Mich., and aT presenT There are 90 acTiye college chapTers and approximaTely 20,000 acTive and alum- nae members. Sigma Alpha loTa sTrives Tor beTTer developmenT oT music in The world Today. There are several musicales and oTher programs given during The year. One oT The imporTanT eyenTs Tor SAI This year was Olclahoma day, Dec. 3, aT which our chapTer enTerTained yisiTing chapTers Trom Oklahoma. The spring program, in which all members parTicipaTe, is The ouTsTanding program oT The year. OTTicers oT SAI This year are: PresidenT, MarTha Richards, vice-presidenT, lxlorma EarThman3 corresponding secreTary, Robin Boggs: recording secreTary. BeTTy Chinn: Treasurer, Mary Lou RecTorg chaplain, Jean Cooper, sergeanT-aT- arms, Dorofhy Dose, and ediTor, Marion I-laclfeTT. Members oT IoTa Alpha chapTer hold responsible posiTions in many organi- zahons on The campus. Membership is governed by musicianship and consTiTu- Tional reciuiremenTs. IGM AMMA EP ILO new . sm ri E' mf? Row l: Welch, Sfewarf: Grissom, Zed: Calder, John: Boling, RoberT: Lawson, Norma: PiTTman, Jerrie: MonneTT, Brown: Marianos, Andrew: Thacker. Paul. Row 2: Rowell, Joe: Lamer, Mafi: Hopson, Bob: Gillerl, PeTe: McDaniel, Gene: Lamberson, Gilberfg Humphrey, Jack: Schiner, George: Cooper, Ellis: Kennedy, Gene. Row 3: Frank, F. J.: Fiffer, F. L.: King, Jaclc: Van Buslrirlr, C. C.: Keeling, John: Sfoclcing, Robert: Echols, Jr., A. B.: STarch, George: Lane, Phillip: Chinn, Dean. Row 4: Roberfs, B. W.: Gray, B. F.: Thornfon, R. W.: Sadliclc, W.: Hare, Max: MCCl'lGF9F'. Wadi? l-lendrie, Don: l'lfH1Sen, John: Ward, P, E.: Mace, Mervyn. Row 5: Kirk, James: Jurgensen, Doran: Newcomb, Joe: Glenn, Jack: XVimer, J, E.: Hudson. C. R.: Zeller, Alberrg Rose, Bill: Ferguson, Jr., J. W.: McPiI-re, James. The Alpha Omega chapTer oT Sigma Gamma Epsilon was insTalled on The campus oT Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College on lvlay I3, l949. Through The eTTorTs OT Sam WesT and Charles Eair, The ProspecTors club. The local geological TraTerniTy, peTiTioned Sigma Gamma Epsilon Tor member- ship. Upon accepTance, WesT, who was presidenT oT The ProspecTors club, served as The TirsT presidenT oT The newly charTered organizaTion. Membership in Sigma Gamma Epsilon, which is The naTional honorary geo- logical TraTerniTy, is limiTed To sTudenTs wiTh above average grades who are maioring in The earTh sciences. Sigma Gamma Epsilon was Tounded aT Kansas universiTy in I9l5 and now has more Than 35 chapTers ThroughouT The counTry, many oT which have conTrib- u+ed very imporTanT personages To The field oT geology. The purpose oT Sigma Gamma Epsilon is To sTimulaTe inTeresT in geologic work and To promoTe beTTer Tellowship among The geology sTudenTs. These aims are Tuhfilled by The appearances oT guesT speakers Trom boTh The Tields oT indus- Try and educaTion and by TreguenT social acTiviTies. OFFICERS JERRIE PITTMAN PresidenT STUART WELCH Vice-PresidenT JOHN CALDER Treasurer ZED GRISSOM SecreTary ROBERT BOLING Social Chairman Page 509 Sigma Tau. naTional honorary engineering TraTerniTy, was Tounded aT The OFHCERS UniversiTy oT Nebraska in l904, and was The TirsT honor socieTy To be admiTTed ARREN HALL To Tull membership in The AssociaTion oT College Honor SocieTies. Sigma chap- ii Maiden: Ter was ins+aIIed aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. in l923, and includes sTudenTs in all branches oT engineering and archiTecTure. ln iTs membership are men who hold ll-. D. lV'ANAl-lfxlhl A , , , , , i l imporTanT oTTices in oTher organizaTions on The campus and who have noT sacri- Vice-Presioenr BILL LElC5l-TTY Recording Secrerary BILL BYLER Corresponding SecreTary JESSE SALISBURY Treasurer VERN SMITT-l l l7sTorian Ticed scholarship in carrying ouT oTTicial duTies. Each semesTer sTudenTs who rank in The upper Third oT The iunior and senior classes are selecTed Tor membership in Sigma Tau on The basis oT scholarship, sociabiliTy and pracTicaliTy. These reguiremenTs were chosen on The basis ThaT, aside Trom good healTh, The Three gualiTies considered by employers as The mosT necessary To a successTul engineer are TirsT, characTer: second, iudgmenT, and Third, Technical Training. BeTore being admiTTed To Tull membership, These men musT parTicipaTe in The Sigma Tau courTesy week, a period To enable The pledges To become ac- Row I: -'- Q 3 f.J ,, S T-l': Salabcri, ,lepei Srriil Verrg l-lall Warren: Manahan, Dub: Leighq, W, R.: Whife, Tom: fears, Era'-, Row 2: Ear eff Lcini: Ciorifr Alva Gene: Shnell Gene: Casady, Jesse: Bryanf, George: Hoge, Edward: Lawrence, Jim: 1' Crirey Trigrrcfr Vcharo, Row 3: Elrrmen Lennie: Johnson, Robert Beasley, Leon: Franco, Joseph: Fowler, Kirk: l-lowse, Wayne: fe: Car' ' CL' Jr. Lcuisq Ea fe Viterh Row 4: S'niTn Thomas: Die-TZ, Bill: T-lcillingsheacl, Charles: Carler, David: GrriTlill iS, Afllwfi ,iir - rr- le ar: Eie' Halkrtfl Werde'l' l-lerrls Johr. Row 5: Keurlcnlas, Fever: Owen Joe: Opel, Jr., Fred: Kelly, Ruben: ' L-3 .i :s'VVi 1'-Ei'Ef Jfrnt Elurcir Pm: Tenrielly, Tyler: Nakachian Jazl. Row 6: Ferguson, C. E.: Mcliaggarl, J, W.: Maher, T. E.: r E, Pm .lireg C areniet Smi'r Burl? Cra.-ffcrd, Fred: Poole, Ge-rnie: l3'aTTyn, Martin: Crews, Don: Ashmore, C. R. VL -JI o 5 i L, Xl Page SIO Row I: Lynch, Ed: Darwin, Bill: Elmer, MorTOn: Cooper, George: PresTOn, Wlll1am:SiTTel, Dick: Lu++reII, Donald: Hill, Vernon. Row 2: Argo, Leon: EarThman, James: Toelkes, Edward: Kimball, PleasanT: Coleman, Richard: lv1onTgOmery, ROberT: Harms, ROberT: Delaney, Carroll: Blackburn, J. T, Row 3: Goddard, James: Hyde, Jr., Charles: Holmes, F. L.: Davis, Claud: EsTill, Don: Spangler, James: WrighT, N. E.: Richardson, H.: Byler, William. Row 4: NoTary, Dong WOITT, Bob: Egan, Leo: SindT, J. C.: Beck, G. H.: ROberTs, James: Selig, Charles: Seed, KenneTh: AberneThy, Frank. Row 5: BurkeTT, Erne-sT: Bridges, James. Arnold, R. B.: Bryan, D. H.: Blake-sTad, Edward: Johnson, lvan: NausedaT, Paul: Odom, Ben: Koons, Verlin. Row 6: Thomas, L. D.: Aslaksen, Carl: Meeker, Jim: Ross, James: Dixon, Buddy: Edwards, William: Daily, Leon: Richey, Dale: Grieves, RoberT. quainTed wiTh one anOTher and wiTh The members. During This Time The pledges don The symbols OT The TraTerniTy, The pyramid and rail secTiOn symbolizing Those Things ThaT an engineer should sTrive TO aTTain- sTabiliTy in his prOiecTs and progress in his work, and render praise TO SainT PaTrick, The paTrOn sainT OT The engineers. The aims OT Sigma Tau are TO TurTher engineering educaTiOn by encouraging The sTudenTs TO greaTer eTTOrT and TO prOmOTe Tellowship among The men Training Tor The engineering prOTessiOn. The OTTicers serving Sigma Tau Tor This pasT year have been Warren Hall, presidenT: W. D. Manahan, vice- presidenT: Bill LeighTy, recording secreTary: Bill Byler, corresponding secreTary: Jesse Salisbury, Treasurer, and Vern SmiTh, hisTOrian. Dinner meeTings are held bi-weekly, and social Tunc- Tions are sponsored ThrOughOuT The year, such as The ChrisTmas parTy and The annual dinner-dance during The spring semesTer. Sigma Tau annually presenTs an award TO The OuT- sTanding engineering Treshman and TO The deparTmenT presenTing The mOsT eTTecTive display during The Engi- neering and Science ExpOsiTiOn, which is held each spring and aTTracTs Thousands OT engineers ThrOughOuT The enTire souThwesT. TwenTy-six chapTers OT Sigma Tau are now insTalled aT leading engineering schools ThrOughOuT The UniTed STaTes. Many TaculTy members are honorary and alumni members OT Sigma Tau. The sTabiliTy OT The Organiza- Tion is illusTraTed by This TacTi and ThaT iT has become one OT The mosT progressive OT The naTiOnal honorary TraTerniTies in The Tield OT engineering. Sigma Tau has endeavored in The pasT year, as every year, TO bring The TacuITy and The sTuclenTs closer TO- geTher and To Train The sTudenT engineer in The Three aspecTs OT scholarship, sOciabiliTy and pracTicaliTy so ThaT he may Take his place in making The world a beTTer place TO live in Through The Tield OT engineering. Page 5lI IGMA THET EP ILO Row I: Cainer Allen: Ifriiqhl, J'-. Fred: Miller, Dale: McATlee, Wayne: Wood, CurTis: BenneTT, William: I-lenson, Ramon: Reed, Bob: Oerlre, Georze' Ekzrer LePo,, Row 2: I-iauser, Louis: McAnulTy, Harvey: BransTeTTer, Olin: Bender, Carol: Moe, Culver: Gray, Thomas: Johnson, Gene- I-Tara-an George: Dah M5d5SOfTZ GVSQOW. Diil: McLain, Charles, Row 3: Lovelace. Jo: WhiTe, Eddie: Burch, John: McCarTney, Gene- Hubbard Wllia-ng Tschierner, George: Sharp, J, A.: Chrisman, Donald: Nicholson, Roger: Mayberry, Jim: Chambers, Paul: Woods, Nhfiiiam. Row 4: Swaps Charles: Hauser, Lavern: Schmidt Reinaldo: Kinchelde, Glenn: Orr, Richard: Burford, Bill: Roberlson, James: H.--fp Qmmrj- repair grime SZ Hubbard Torn: Boggs, Don. Row 5: I-larrisc-n, Jr., Ben: ATTenTranqer, Delmar: Canfield, Dean: ClodTeITer, pvberfz Leng Hal: Jivfcldn. Jim: EOWWM. Doyle: Srnifh, Eldred: Savis, Jr., Robley: Leard, Terry: Herndon, Robert: Cochran, Dempsey. OFFICERS WILLIAM E. BET INETT Preeidenr NA fl IE MCAEEE V'ce-Preiiden' BCE PEED Treasurer CHAPLES FEPPELL Eecording Sec'eTary PETE LOVELACE CGrre':QGfidiPq SecreTar RAY HEI ISQII Chaplain Page 5I2 Nu chapTer of Sigma TheTa Epsilon, naTional religious TraTerniTy Tor college men of MeThodisT preTerence, was insTalled aT Qlclahoma A. 84 M. College in The spring OT l94O. Sigma TheTa Epsilon resulred Trom The merger oT Phi Tau TheTa, Touncled aT The UniversiTy oT Nebraska in I925, and Sigma Epsilon TheTa, Tounded aT The UniversiTy oT Indiana in I936. The union oT These Two groups was accomplished in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Nov. 30, l94I, shorTly aTTer The uniTicaTion of MeThodism. The purposes oT Sigma TheTa Epsilon are To creaTe ChrisTian Tellowship, develop leadership, oTler religious Training, develop an undersTanding oT The MeThodisT church and promoTe wholesome social acTiviTies. Members oT The advisory council are Dr. Leroy Fisher, The Rev. W. McEer- rin STowe and The Rev. Allen Lamar Cooper. Membership is open To all men inTeresTed in TosTering The aims oT MeThod- ism. Since iTs organizahon IO years ago, Nu chapTer oT Sigma TheTa Epsilon has grown sTeadiIy and Today consisTs oT 76 members. j 0CIETY F011 PER ONNEL MANAGE E T A n 1 5 T Row I: Graff, Lois: SexTon, Bruce: Beagles, RoseTTa: Burris, Edward: SmiTh, Glenn: Anderson, Gene: Ferre-e, Jo. Row 2: Teuerbaugh, RoberT: Cunningham, Joe: Gelder, James: Bake, William: Copeland, G, E.: Thompson, Fred: Kinney, Ludie: RizzuTi, Terigo. Row 3: OverholT, Gene: l-lall, Fern: Nipper, Charles: Ge-beTsberger, George: Bodman, John: CaThey, WinsTon: Welch, Charles. The SocieTy Tor Personnel ManagemenT is a local organizaTion esTablished in l948 on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus. The socieTy is open To all sTudenTs inTer- esTed in labor problems. Members are enrolled in personnel managemenT, psychology, indusTrial en- gineering and general business. The personnel socieTy provides a conTacT To The sTudenT oT labor problems wiTh acTual siTuaTions and people ThaT are dealing wiTh currenT labor problems. The socieTy had as speakers during The year The personnel manager oT Deep Rock Oil company, The sTaTe execuTive secreTary oT The American FederaTion oT Labor, and Took a Trip Through The ConTinenTal Oil company reTinery aT Ponca CiTy. The Trip Through The reTinery was Tollowed up by a criTique wiTh The indus- Trial relaTions deparTmenT sTaTT. Sponsor Tor The group is Edward C. Burris, assisTanT dean oT The Division oT Commerce. OFFICERS GENE ANDERSON PresidenT GLEN SMITH Vice-PresidenT ROSIE BEAGGLES SecreTary-Treasurer BRUCE SEXTON ReporTer Page 5I3 OFFICERS g fi: 'X -'fp - - ,CII L. DHT. -1 Jjefrei zen' ECB PEIQTC Treaife' QLTVUS 'JCC cu ,- ii,-..l - , f--, F c.f-i -K DE 'ir Fznnieu C assa- CDA TY fm ELUJ '- ff f-'-,- Y,--.s--f OCIAL DA CE CL B The Social Dance club was organized in SepTember, I948. The insTrucTor- sponsor is Flora lvlay Ellis, who has held volunTary social dance classes Tor college sTudenTs since The spring semesTer oT l942. Technigue, sTyle and social cusToms are emphasized as well as The learning of a varieTy oT sTeps Tor The diTTerenT social dance rhyThms. Fox-TroT, jiTTerbug and walTz were TaughT The beginning group This year, The advanced group was TaughT To rhumba, Tango, and samba. The purpose oT The club is To give The sTudenTs inTeresTed in becoming pro- TicienT 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 selecTing suiTable dance records, and in various oTher ways promoTe The inTeresTs oT The group. A spring Tormal dance is an annual evenT. Membership in The club is usually beTween 400 and 450. ,Wg Palmer, Agnes' Henricls Bobby: MarTin, May: McGee, John, Page 5I4 i . ,.,. , .r .,-.L , Wg, L - 2 , ' '-,, AA' 'S' YAQFQW, g .Fila-z-rf... 1: . 5 S X ag 4 , . 4. 4,g1...k W3 Nfywv ' . ,,,..3:,.q -'I -Wild!-N . V ,...,L ,.f 'f 'S QQNN xx I J a, .L ,, 'Q FQ, Page 5I5 TTCIETY 0F A T0 OTI EE GINEER OFFICERS RUST-T SIMGNSCN Chairman JOHN STDAAN Vice-Chairmari FOFQEST JQT-TNSON Secreiary DROP, W, T-T. EASTON lniTially Tcrmed as a Technical socieTy oT moTor vehicle engineers, SAE now includes men in every Tield oT selT-propelled vehicle. Thus iT covers diesel engines, aircraTT, Tarm machinery, Tuels and lubricanTs, and producTion, operaTion and design problems in These Tields. SAE is operaTed and Tinanced by iTs members, who ioin The socieTy as individuals and noT as represenTaTives oT The companies They work Tor. Engineering college sTudenTs Take parT in The organized Technical acTiviTy Through SAE sTudenT branches. The Clclahoma A. 84 M. sTudenT branch oT The SocieTy oT AuTomoTive Engi- neers is aT presenT one oT The largesT proTessional socieTies in The Oklahoma InsTiTuTe oT Technology. The principal means Tor accomplishing The acTiviTies oT The sTudenT branch are The holding oT semi-monThly meeTings which TurTher ac- guainTances and good Tellowship among sTudenTs and proTessional men and Tea- Sponsor Ture Technical Tilms, discussions, and lecTures by pracTicing engineers. There is also parTicipaTion in naTional, secTional and inTercollegiaTe meeTings oT The soci- eTy and several Tield Trips are Taken each year. ln 0cTober oT This year, The Row I: E33' W. T-lg Nuff, ,, W: Yeale, E'cCi5 q Spaar .lohm Simorson Frank: Sifrionson, Rush: -lchnscin Forest Pryor, Frank. Row 2: T-le: - 7:'Ii f Asiher WH 'er' Fir e, Harlem P,an Charles: Peasfer, Harold: Townsend, RoberT3 Duvall, Lawrence: Todd, Charles: mapa, ., f' , . r, L: if .- . ., ou, J. slaweii' ' 'Q AMI'- E Row 3: We an .larwrfij La,-.'rei'ce, .limp STaeTTler, George: T-Tarned, Richard: Pickering, Manuel: Wrinlcle, lf.-,nnffrg l3n,de, Eranl-.. Page 5I6 1 5 ea- 4' 4. ww, I M lf., ,, . . ,, , :. I C5 Q 3 -T Row I: Williams, Richard, CarTer, David, Webb, Joel: VVebb, Morris: MaTheson, I-I. D.: Morris, Billy. Row 2: I-lays, I-Iughg Walker, Ray- dDIcH yLgp Blll-IdPIOpplI-Iyl-IdG C I'-IgR3I-IlbRyMllF Ob TTTOFI I IC, GVVQ I OU ITIS, I I OO , GU: E, SUI' I SVU Ol'I, BUG: FUVUQE, LJ OW I C' COVT1 , O I QF, Fed: S OTTI, Larence: Jones, Jr., Herman: I-Iansen, Lawrence: Thornas, AlberTg BeTh I CIinTon7 Sine, Elzie. sTudenT branch was honored by being hosT To The mid- conTinenT secTion, which held one OT iTs regular meeT- ings aT A. 84 M. The mass producTion OT The American auTomobile, ThaT world phenomenon, is greaTly indebTed To The ac- TiviTies OT The SocieTy OT AuTomoTive Engineers. Two. greaT Tormal conTribuTions have been made. The TirsT is a sTeady Tlow oT Technical papers, digesTed monThly in The SAE Journal, wiTh The mosT imporTanT TreaTises being published, in Tull, in The SAE QuarTerIy TransacTions. These pubIicaTions, crucial in The auTomoTive world, will be Tound in every lively Technical deparTmenT in Europe as well as in The UniTed STaTes. The SAE's second invaluable worlc has been The sT'andardizaTion OT parTs and procedures wiThouT which The mass producTion oT auTomobiIes on The American scale would have been impossible. The yearly SAE handbook seTs TorTh sTandards and recommended pracTices on more Than a Thousand diTTer- enT classes oT iTems. AccepTance OT These sTandards is enTireIy opTionaI in indusTry. BuT Their values are so obvious ThaT They are aImosT universally used. SAE also serves indusTry Through special Technical commiTTees, seT up Tor speciTic research proiecTs on manuTacTuring processes, maTeriaIs, and design prob- lems. When SAE was born in I905, There were no auTo- moTive engineers. Early members were mechanics, in- venTors, and Technicians Trom oTher branches OT engi- neering. From 30 original members, SAE's ranks have grown To almosr I6,000 Today, exTending over all 48 sTaTes and inTo many Toreign lands. Regular monThly Technical meeTings are held in 38 U. S. ciTies. The vari- ous indusTry groups wiThin SAE each hold naTionaI meeT ings annually. Page 5I7 PURADCO B . xx! V 'VCU' T mama Row Ii rn C ow' Ji an 'ov'-f' Wiaonagl Claus-32 Chamb'-rs Jail! PobfirTs, C, A.: l-laThaway, John: lclfe, Alvin: Bell, Genei ClemenTs, Row 2' 1 V 1' 'Eff rfi OFFICERS JCM-ill TTXHTT-Tff. NF Vu-:rj jgfsi JPCV CHPMBEPC ,f'f4.j. Pfq fb EVHK BELL Ll lil L lflff of 1 . 1 . f rf :.' . -'..'. .V, WPT.-' UQCCT. Pr: cr'-'f Page SIS , M, :rw-3 Din: Linz 'Gini-' Sfrfiifh Wii3ia nt Girgif, gli p3Ul1VVilllii'TlZ Charles: Forester, Jesse: Broad, Jr., F Criniirae. Row 3: Miffuinald Piihardg Himiin, Flfiyd: Williianis, CleTis3 Sharp, J. A.: Sparlis, Oscar: rf F' -fri' TN1Y Jef Hffwan Viwan. Row 4: Di-in Jinx: Gf:dTreg-, G. F.: Brunson, C. C.: Boyors, Lonnie The Spur and Comb club was organized Nov. 30, l93O by poulTry majors and TaculTy members oT The poulTry husbandry deparTmenT, under The super- vision oT ProT. R. B. Thompson. STudenTs majoring or planning To major in poulTry husbandry are eligible Tor membership. The purpose oT The club is To creaTe an inTeresT in poulTry among sTudenTs in The Division oT AgriculTure and To carry on such projecTs as sponsored by The poulTry husbandry deparTmenT ThaT are oT inTeresT To sTudenTs. The A. 81 M. poulTry judging Team parTicipaTed in The SouThern lnTercollegi- aTe poulTry judging conTesT aT Memphis, Tenn., on March 29, l949, winning TiTTh place in compeTiTion wiTh judging Teams Trom nine oTher souThern agriculTural Colleges. Members oT The Team were John l-laThaway, Jaclc Chambers, Claude FiTe and Alvin Iclfe. ProT. C. A. RoberTs is The coach oT The A. 81 M. poulTry judging Teams. Y PHO IC BA D SU f ff ' 112 ig: f u . Q-f . ' 553' ,i H .5 Q One of flue oldesf and besf-liked organizafions on flue Olclaluoma A. 84 M. College campus is flue A. 81 M. Sym- pluonic band. Tlue group of IOO musicians is under flue direcfion of Prof. Hiram Henry. Since ifs reorganizafion following flue war, flue band has become one of flue fop marcluing bands in flue soufluwesf. Tlue sympluonic band is one of flue oldesf organizafions on flue campus and luas been of consfanf service fo flue college and flue sfafe since l905. Under flue leadersluip of Bob Malcovslcy if became one of flue finesf concerf bands in flue soufluwesf and since World war ll if luas been developing info an oufsfanding marcluing band for aflulefic everufs. The band played for flue Dralce, Kansas and Tulsa foofball games af luome and fravelled fo Norman for flue annual OU game. Tlue band also played for rallies, baslqefball games and wresfling mafclues. Concerf playing included playing for flue cluoral fesfival in November, flue band clinic in December and formal concerfs in Marclu and May. A fwo-day concerf four was faken in Marclu. Tlue direcfors of flue sympluonic band are Hiram Henry, Willis Olson and Roberf Goeberf. OFFICERS JAMES GERARD Presidenf DAVID HEID Vice-Presidenf DOROTHY DOSE Secrefary-Treasurer EDWARD HALLBECK Business Manager BILL RYAN Publicify Manager Page 5l9 OFFICERS Wifiieii -GATT ClggFhEP of ,':'ir.fT'e3EJer fF'!A EA9THM'A l'ffaf'f,- SYMPHO I CHOIR The Symphonic Choir, under The direcTion oT ProTessor Paul T. KlingsTedT, fs a choral organi:aTion which oTTers To any sTudenT on The campus an opporTu- niTy To parTicipaTe in singing The very besT Type oT musical liTeraTure. During The pasT years The choir has enioyed The sTudy and has presenTed such masTerpieces as MozarTls Requiem Mass, l-landel's The Messiah, Michael CosTa's Eli, l-lenry l-ladleyls The New EarTh, F. l-l. Cowen's The Rose Maiden, and Gauls i'The T-Toly CiTy. Each year, under The capable leadership oT iTs direcTor, The choir parTici- paTes in a number oT varied acTiviTies. AT The annual ChrisTmas concerT on De- cember I8, W49, l'Sleepers, Wake! CanTaTa No. 140 by J. S. Bach, was pre- senTed. The symphonic choir also assisTed RoberT Shaw in conducTing a vocal clinic. QTher acTiviTies included shorT road Tours To neighboring Towns and ciTies and The annual EasTer program. The choir also parTicipaTed in The all-sTaTe high school Thanlsgiving TesTival held on The campus, November 2l, I949. , I I , ,A 1 . Row I: 'aff' ' ' ' r' ff r-A lr U 'sin'-ash ikrirfia- M we Maii, Maude' Ci na' era' es' lflinilfiledl, Prof. r Row 2' ' ' r if ii-is Emi,-r, fxnrg Gi' ny Vrw ,lip Mf,-aciarr Aiiiif' Margie, pipe ieq T-lui-.T, Carrfilq Copley ' T cf .T Row 3. f-l TA-1' a v l-T' -'1 E f-i ri' H llfin Anr' Cf P- Alf-Thea' l-liney Par' l-larrifrin Gwen' l7'uflxelT Row 4: Ev 'r N l-le,-. rf Mai ip' Stiff Marll-ii-Q-T3 Yi,-iw , Ei Z Bimin-iham, l'l3yY2 Page 520 ll- Row I: Parham, Gene' MoTe, Millard: Weldon, George: Davis, Robley' Brrrnrnen, Roberi: GrrTTrTh, Ivan: Budd, Joseph: l-lumphrey, Rurh. Row 2: OlTmanns, Bob: l-lopper, Richard: Chandler, Gene: STewarT L la: lmboden Clarice Jo: Downing, Margaret Moore, Mary Frances: l D R3Sd Mybllldlrl S l-ll A MVP Mlylf Mi By Jy Gasgow, on. ow : an ers, ar e e: ac eman ue: Thomas. The direcTor. ProTessor KlingsTedT, oTTen reTers To The choir as a massive organ over which he wishes To play and produce The melodious Tone characTerisTic oT a greaT organ. ProTessor KlingsTedT is head oT The voice deparTmenT. l-le holds a bachelor oT music degree Trom The Chicago Music college, a masTer oT music degree Trom The Amer- ican ConservaTory oT Music, Chicago, and a diploma Trom The ChrisTiansen MasTer's choral school. KlingsTedT appeared on The concerT sTage where he sang Tor eighT years. l-le also sang wiTh The ArThur Deen quarTeT oT Chicago. l-le appeared on numerous pro- grams wiTh William Jennings Bryan and l-loward TaTT, Tormer presidenT. KlingsTedT has spenT over 25 years as a singer and Teacher oT voice. l-lis concerT Tours have Talcen him Through mosT oT The sTaTes and parTs OT Canada. l-lis 5W.lf'iS VlGl'lP' F rc SVS GVOV 3' OOUVE f3i'Oi'lE2' HUVY1 O ces King, Jacque: Downing, Ann. Row 4: Young, Margie: Young, PaT' Kennedy, Max: McElwarn, Kedh: McCoy, Leland: Chapman, Clark: Clark, book on common sense and voice pedagogue is used by maior Teachers all over The UniTed STaTes. Following each pracTice The choir sings Now The Day is Over, a hymn which has come To be lcnown as The Theme oT The group. The uniTy oT beauTy OT Tone and color The group achieves when singing This hymn gives an insighT To The accord oT choir and direcTor. The closing oT The spring Term means ThaT several members will graduaTe, buT There are Two happy occa- sions To dispel The sadness oT losing members: plans are To be made Tor a new group The Tollowing year, and, second, The annual choir picnic. CTlicers Tor The year were Prank Malone, presidenT: Mary Braly, vice-presidenT: Jean Cooper, secreTary- Treasurer: Norma EarThman, librarian: Mary Braly, ac- companisT: Melvin Miller and Mary Maude Moore, cus' Todians, and Roger Klein, publiciTy chairman. Page 52I Y PHO IC 0RCHE THA i i l l l l i ri :..4e1..,i 1 r.,., l' The Symphonic Grche-sTra, a group consisTing oT 52 pieces, has presenTed Three excellenT concerTs during The pasT year, Unger The drechon oi Frank T-lladlry, The orchesTra has also played Tor several drarnaTic producTions and accom- ni o arTisTs visiTing The campus. OFFICERS P KllE MULLEP Weider' ,if'fE2 GERAPD f iefpfci 'Jem DCPOTT-lf DOSE 5er'f fr-el Manager -., . , J CCHILLEP JOE SCPOGC5' Rnfjgrnel Manager Page 522 Lal The A. 8: M. symphony orchesTra is one oT The major organizaTions on The campus. lTs purpose is To Train sTudenTs in The perTormance oT sfandard sym- phony liTeraTure, To oTTer experience enabling Them To play in maior ciTy and sTaTe orchesTras and To prepare Them as insTrucTors Tor high school and college insTrumenTal organizaTions. The orchesTra gives Three Tull concerTs each school year and, in addiTion, provides The accompanimenTs Tor visiTing arTisTs, TaculTy and advanced sTudenTs in Their concerT programs, opera and The annual sTaTe vocal clinic. A 52-piece orchesTra, The members are: Earlene Flager, Bob Reynolds, Wayne Muller, Francis Low, Joleen Yealcey. Paul Chunlco, Jeanine Bowdlear, Joan Moore, JilreTh Kapp, Laura Enoch, William Sellers, Norma EarThman, BeTTy Penrod, MarTha Richards, Johnny Ware, RuTh T-lumphrey, James Gerard, AniTa McCoy, Roy T-Touclc, Hiram T-lenry, Schiler Joe Scroggs, JaneTT Miller, June Rogers, Mary Belle Sanders, Mary Newby, James l-TunT, MargareT Mendenhall, RuTh Fulhage, Mary Lou Jennings, William Ryan. Dick Niswonger, MargareT Malm, MarlceyTa I-lladlcy, Alan Thomson, Joe Julian, DoroThy Dose, Drexil Thomas, Edward Amend, Don WebsTer, Frances Reynolds, Lynn Pearson. Charles Billingsley, Wayne Nichols, KeiTh Churchill, Paul Palmer. RoberT STeichen, Wilma T-lowe, James GarreTT, KirTsey Kendriclc, Max Fox, Ted lr-TorTon and AlberT JohnsTon. ld TAU BETA IG A ., V -gif? 155 . ,- 52: ' .Ji as 2 4 -z Y I Row I: Rigg, Be-TTy: England, Willene: Oakes, I-Ielen: BarTon, Jimmie: PiTTrnan, Alice: TrenT, Lena: Thrasher, Marilyn: Caldwell, Diane: Thomas, Jo Anne: I-Iumphrey, PaT. Row 2: Lane, Virginia: PorTs, Shirley: Trindle, RuTh: Miller, JaneT: Malrn, MargareT: I-Ienry, I-Iirarn: Green, BeTTv: KirkpaTrick, Iris: WoodworTh, Louise: I-IursT, BeTTy. Alpha chapTer oT Tau BeTa Sigma, naTionaI honorary band sororiTy Tor col- lege bandswomen oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, was granTed iTs oTTiciaI charTer in March, I946. The sororiTy was Tounded aT Lubbock, Texas, in I939. The Tau BeTa Sigma charTer was granTecI by The sTaTe oT Oklahoma aTTer The organizaTion was TransTerrecI Trom Texas, and became The Alpha chapTer, known as The moTher chapTer. IT has assisTed in insTaIIing eighT oTher chapTers on campuses over The naTion. STiII oTher colleges are in The process oT organizing Their band sororiTies. Tau BeTa Sigma is a sisTer sororiTy To Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary TraTerniTy Tor college bandsmen. The growing inTeresT oT college women in The Tield oT band music encour- ages a brighT ouTIook Tor The TuTure oT Tau BeTa Sigma in iTs high purpose. I-Ion- orary members oT The Alpha chapTer are VesTa ETchison, Max MiTchell, Dr. Bohumil Makovsky and Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank MarTin. OFFICERS ALICE PITTMAN PresidenT BETTY GREEN Vice-PresidenT BETTY RIG6 Recording SecreTary MARILYN TI-IRASI-IER Treasurer Page 523 TA GAMM Row I: Bib' 'W 'fa' Z,-Wi 'vii 31 CMSTZ-'J fnimalyng Prichard, Mary: l-lammond, Mrs, Eslellej Seaman, Mgrrilyng Stomp! P51:ThOmp, 'r Y ' '- ' 1 ' a 'vw M1',L, Row 2: Euvcn .li'iyf1f Jijihn5i1in Genzfieive: l-lovvforth, peggyqswagqi-rTy,Wauni1iQZ T-lenders T 'i Li.- A--a f-' ' a' Tiflmfe Ya' 5-en: Ysilern, Ferne, l-lfiplins, Jeanne: Naiwer, Carol, Row 3: Glidewell, Boflyj Moore, Bedhag ' Ladtff M Qi . lf: -- Eu ef N'-ldap Hcifnf-1, WilneTTag Newalla, liiihnnieg Yc-Lem, Audreyg Sloolcey, Marilyng Seaman, Elizahethy r Va Criii- E 'Q Row 4: F'fi1na'd Pimh: B-'-agles Po-3fAfTag Palmer Dcinellaq Eyler, Peggy, Kirlcpahicli, Iris: Johnson, Rulhg Seve' ,j G -Cn. 1 'A 'A on Tuluj 11'-'Y L're'ff1, OFFICERS 'NLP if PPVQHFPD F . uf: ' nr,-.v i 'NTT i' GP!-llThlf-T! ff. Dffffif f+ , 7.4, iqgy, lg!-lil r1GPrfll:', lsgcr.. :fri f '.- .i'f- L rl. UQQHGTJ U., Page 524 6 Because oT The growing demand Tor an organizaTion Tor young college women living oTT The campus, Tau Gamma was organized aT Oklahoma Agricul- Tural and Mechanical College, TirsT as TowneTTes in The Tall oT l939. In The spring oT l94l, The presenT organizaTion was Tormed and The name Tau Gamma was adapTed. Tau Gamma, BeTa chapTer, is noT a naTional organizaTion. The purposes OT Tau Gamma are To give The members a greaTer opporTuniTy Tor parTicipaTion in sTudenT governmenT, To creaTe a spiriT oT Tellowship among The college women living oTT-campus in privaTe homes, and To creaTe leadership among college women. This year The program oT Tau Gamma has consisTed oT bimonThly social hours and inTormaTive business meeTings. Social acTiviTies included The ChrisT- mas parTy, an inTormal coTTee honoring The presidenTs oT The various organiza- Tions on The campus, The annual hay-raclc ride, and a poT luclc supper. Tau Gamma has as iTs moTTo, I would be True, and iT is Through Tollowing This moTTo ThaT The organizaTion TulTills iTs meaning To The members. The Theme Tor The year is Triendship. g. 4.4 TERP ICHOREA PicTured above is a scene Trom The Terpsichorean dance club's producTion, Pecos Bill. The group gives an annual spring concerT in May and demonsTraTes modern dance Technique To humaniTies sTudenTs, The group was also sponsor OT a sTaTe-wide Dance Day in i February, which more Than ZOO dancers and dance insTrucTors aTTended. Terpsichorean club is an honorary modern dance club Tounded in I927 by Flora May Ellis, direcTor QT physical educaTion Tor women aT Oklahoma A. gl lvl. The purposes oT The club are Tour-Told. The club sTrives To Tu:-Ther The dance as a creaTive arTg To provide dance programs OT qualiTy To The various campus organizaTions and classes requesTing Them: To TurTher develop The abiliTies and appreciaTions oT experienced dancers and To inTroduce dance To The novice as an enjoyable and worThwhile experience. Terpsichorean dance club Takes modern dance music beyond The classroom inTo The realm OT TheaTer arT, culminaTing in The annual spring dance concerT. LasT year The club. TogeTher wiTh The Women's C-Blee club, launched a new pro- gram-a Tine arTs concerT Tor children. The group selecTs iTs membership Trom The Top members in The physical educaTion's modern dance classes. OFFICERS BARBARA WOODS PresidenT SUE HACKLEMAN Vice-PresidenT DOR5 ANN DOUGLAS SecreTary BETTY LIGGENSTOFFER ReporTer Page 525 OFFICERS E. L. CURRY PresidenT C. E. BOLAY Vice-Presiden+ C. I. MERCER SecreTary JQT-lil LATHATA TlTV9fJ'SLH'6f TECH 0ClETY The Tech socieTy is a social and proTessional organizaTion oT The School OT Technical Training. The purpose oT This organizaTion is To TurTher The inTeresTs oT all sTudenTs enrolled in Technical Training in The social aspecTs perTinenT To The TulTillmenT oT The proTessional and civic responsibiliTies expecTed in a well-bal- anced communiTy. lT also encourages recogniTion oT The School oT Technical Training by indusTrial and proTessional leaders. The execuTive board oT The Tech socieTy is comprised oT The socieTy's oTTi- cers and one iunior and one senior represenTaTive elecTed by each oT The I3 deparTmenTs oT Technical Training. MeeTings oT The Tech socieTy are held monTh- ly. The execuTive board meeTs Twice each monTh. OTTicers are elecTed during The lasT meeTing oT The spring semesTer and serve Tor a Term oT one year. The group has a iunior and senior advisor chosen Trom The TaculTy. Advisors during The pasT year were E. M. Barnes and M. W. Roney. Tech socieTy members consTiTuTe over one-TourTh oT The sTudenTs oT The School oT Technical Training. Being aTTiliaTed wiTh The Division oT Engineering, Row I: P'e e'5':' Ei: Mille' Jr. A. J.: Miller, Jr, Gecrqe: STephens A. J.: Roney Jr., M. W.: Kennedy, Leo: Dowling, James: Slow, Dcralog Thcrnas Aterrg Vaughn, Harold: Ogle-vie, VVilIiam: McKinley, J. C. Row 2: Foshee, John: STerlino, Kennelhg Spinlcs, O. L.: fvil-Wi Bwff' FW G'l'5V'Q'?T Fisher William: Williisms, Bruce: Fred-ericl KenneTh: Dooms, James: Todd, Charles: Rhodes, Frank: Nory, MC 3':fif. Row 3: Masguas, Jce: Pinlsmn Eldon-ig Herndon, Gene: Oppel, Henry: Farmer, Bruce: Gay, Charles: Wrinlcle, J. L.: Mobley. JCM: Marian' Franl: Sluan Ki:-nnefhg Tillcdson, Gordon. Row 4: Nimeceli, Ted: Jacobs, Bill: Spyres, Don: BuTler, Earl: Gay, Roland: Hf1 f'J pli'i'1i pfifildi Chidii' LCCTh6rT Hdrffd: l-1Q.v.e, Don. Row 5: Lucas, J. W.: Jackson, KenneTh: Noland, Ralph: BueTTner, Paul: Elli. Jaffe.: Scale. Jafl:Trf1vis Forged' MiTi1hell,Jame5: Dillard, Derwood: Kunze, Arnold. TTl'T'Q3T 7'f 1 'H I Wi N 1 H no .lv 056556 Page 526 in 38-V V' .g Row I: Baker, Verne: LaTham, John: HarTOn, George: Bolay, Clovis: Curry, E. L.: Adams, H. P.: Barnes, E. M.: Schmieclbauer, Joe: Mercer. Claude: MacMurray, John: Bausman, Derwood: Endicon. Donald. Row 2: STOkes, Merle: Driscoll, Roy: Grumrner, Duane: WrighT, Elmer' AnThOny, Bill: Thomas, Leon: Keener, Robert Saxon, Jr., George: Cook, Harlan: Hickman, Charles: 5OTer, ROberT. Row 3: Marshall, Carl: Conners, Raymond: Tabb, Gene: LuTz, Marvin: Bagwell, Carl: Tucker, Wayne: STkOs, Michael: YosT, Don: Bradford, Carroll: PaTTerson, Ovid' Wilson, Limuel. Row 4: Gregg, Harold: Bradfield, James: Fisher, Eugene: Gibens, KenneTh: RaTh, Dale: Williamson, Don: WhiTe, Jack: Keesy, Eugene: Epperson, Carl: Lebow, E. L. Row 5: Gardner, Jack: CranTord, BuTOrd: LancasTer, Ezra: Brown, Ivan: McGehes, Bob: Ellis, James: HirsT, J. W.: ATkinson, Bob: Collins, Bob: Poplin, Ivan: Disbrow, Zane. The sOcieTy has one represenTaTive On The Engineering STudenT council and Takes parT in The engineering acTiv- iTies such as The Engineering expOsiTiOn, ST. PaT's ball and The elecTiOn OT The engineering gueen. The sOcieTy also cOmpeTes in The annual TlOaT cOnTesT in The Home- coming parade. The School OT Technical Training was reorganized and expanded in I945 in order TO render a maximum OT serv- ice by OTTering Training OT an advanced Technical naTure ThaT would equip The graduaTe TO enTer Technical posi- Tions in indusTry. The enTire TaciliTies OT The school were made available Tor naTional deTense and war prOducTiOn Training pur- poses in fXugusT, l940. All labOraTOries, classrooms and shops were uTilized Tor Training and many OperaTed On a 24-hour ba-sis. ApprOximaTely 6,000 persons were Trained under The program during The war emergency. ln addiTiOn new shops were planned and eguipmenT was ObTained TO increase TaciliTies. Following iTs reOrganizaTiOn aTTer The war, The school launched a curriculum ThaT proved TO be so popular ThaT enrollmenT increased Trom Tive sTudenTs in T945 TO 459 sTudenTs in I949. The school is designed TO serve The TOllOwing Types OT persons: Those who cannOT devOTe Tour years Or more TO sTudy: Those who desire TO Take specialized Training TO enTer a Tield OT special inTeresT: Those who have had in- dusTrial Training and experience in a Tield OT inTeresT buT lack specialized Training: Or Those who possess The apTi- Tude, abiliTy and inTeresT TO learn by pracTical raTher Than TheoreTical insTrucTiOn. GraduaTes OT The school have been well received by indusTry and pracTically all are employed in The Tielol OT Their choice. Follow-up sTudies also reveal ThaT These graduaTes are advancing TO posiTions OT respOnsibiliTy. EighT OT The deparTmenTs in The school were accred- iTed This year by The Engineers council Tor prOTessiOnal develOpmenT. Page 527 AR ITY RADIO CLUB ri i 3 bl l .o'7 . x Row I: Frr--X Fri' ' W'ri'r1-i.'r'n l'hn1 Adams l-laroldq Oql-esby F. P.: Slaler, Edward, Miller, George: Bisagno, Belly: Dunlap, Thomas. ROW 22 A ' ' l FY' ' bilfin lvlaflhii Bi'i'b'f l'l5 y? Sefiiiifl EVUCEI phillips, Jr. Grover: lvlallhews, Leon,Terrell,Jirr13 King, l llurr 1 V fifi: Mclfiin Chfirlm. Row 3: McMurry, Donna, Mailf-3, Norma Jo: l-lughell, Belly: Ellison, Max, Boylcin, Bill: Kerr, :-H 'Nwrw wr -' lf'-ya lofi' lfepsl-vr, Ne.-.irq lff-iilon lffalharin-93 Lang, Rosemary, Johnson, Marlha Lug Adams, J. R. OFFICERS JHA TFPPILL DVI- iflizo' KD ZLATEP fry: pri' Q izf-n' Hhllr ATVHlf r , ,i ff,,'f.f, -.. .y VPTHFPHH VPPTO f r F, ,,, Il.-1, iff, ,.'.f,,-5+ WDM DUULAP lff- g',i,ifr-V Bilir HCFEHIC Vi..t,,lf Pala' ciri Dir-1-Cf Page 528 Since ils founding in The spring of I948, The Varsily Radio club has allorded sludenls inleresled in The radio lield praclical experience in lhe operalion of a radio slalion, wriling and producing programs and in building a wired-wireless slalion 'ro cover lhe A. 81 lvl. campus. From a small unil, The KVRO campus slalion has grown lo one which boasls largesl coverage on any radio slalion in lhis region. lls broadcasl day is from 5:l5 p. m. unlil midnighl Monday Through Friday and from 2 p. m. unlil midnighl on weekends. This is lhe longesl broadcasl day ol any collegiale radio slalion in lhe surrounding area. KVRO brings ils lisleners a rounded seleclion of programs, including cover- age ol sporls evenls. Plans were laid lo lurlher aclivily and coverage and Veler- ans Village was wired by lhe slalion. KVRO personnel is carefully selecled from filings by members of lhe radio council, 'rhe advisory body for lhe slalion and club. ll is composed of lwo radio clubmen, Two represenlalives from 'rhe sludenl senale and lwo 'lacully members. AR ITTTNIAN s w Row I: Bill Beck, M.C.g Alyce Reed, vocalisTg Skip Kane, Tenor: BaTes I-lunT, alTog Richard Niswonger, alto: Dud ly Conner, Tenor: R. V. Lind- sey, bariT.one: Bob CoverT, Trombone leader. Row 2: Don Williams, piano: Wayne Muller, bass: Eldon Janzen, Trombone. Row 3: Max Fox, drums: Richard Thompson, TrumpeTg Jam ClayTon, TrumpeTg Wayne Nichols, Trumpet The VarsiTonians, one OT The oldesT names in collegiaTe dance bands in The naTion, compleTed iTs l8Th year on The A. 84 M. campus This year and is under The leadership OT TrombonisT Bob CoverT. The pasT hisTory OT The band is marked wiTh numerous successTul engage- menTs ThroughouT The souThwesT, as well as The maioriTy oT leading campus Tunc- Tions. Some OT The ouTsTanding daTes have been I-loliday lnn, aT Joplin, Mo.: The VarsiTonians' own show, Campus Capers, a I3-week producTion aired naTion- ally by MuTual BroadcasTing sysTemg The DelTa bowl dance, aT Memphis, Tenn.: and The VarsiTy Revues oT I949 and l95O. The vocal spoTlighT was Tilled during The pasT year by Alyce Reed, Jimmy l-lunT and The vocal guinTeT, The VarsiTones. MasTer oT ceremonies Bill Beck also handled The duTies oT business manager. Much oT The band's success can be aTTribuTed To iTs sTaTT oT very capable arrangers-Max Fox, Bob GoeberT and Dudley Conner. OFFICERS BOB COVERT Leader BILL BECK Business Manager ALYCE REED VocalisT JIMMY HUNT VocalisT Page 529 TUDENT VETERI RY 0ClETY The Oklahoma A. 84 M. STudenT VeTerinary socieTy was organized in The spring oT i948 by The sTudenTs oT The TirsT class in veTerinary medicine ever pre- senTed aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. The socieTy's organizaTion was aided and counselled by The Two professors who were To become iTs sponsors, Dr. D. M. TroTTer and Dr. D. R. PeTerson, During The early days, The socieTy was ably led by iTs TirsT elecTed presidenT, Sam l-l. BesT, oT Vlfagoner. Any regularly enrolled sTudenT in The School oT VeTerinary Medicine may become a member oT The organizaTion. Members oT The TaculTy or any oThers The socieTy may agree upon are also eligible Tor honorary membership. As ouTlined in The consTiTuTion, The obiecTives OT The organizaTion are live- Told. They are: lll To promoTe a spiriT oT Triendly relaTions among The sTudenTs regularly enrolled in The School oT VeTerinary Medicine: l2l To provide an addi- Tional opporTuniTy Tor The members To gain proTessional knowledge: l3l To dem- onsTraTe The virTues oT organized eTTorT: l4l To build characTer Through The cen- R l : Q'-' H N M Lin.-vi--1 MQE 'rr' ry C, H.: Pi-ie Walter: BuTlei, R. L.: Wilson, Mark: Ryan, R 2 'ff Wfil-gli--1. , slr., LuTT.'1-rg Alwanclor, I.-an: Blown, C. W.: Yanda, Anlong Valentine, Lawrence: vi' D.-r -, D'-'-T-ni Lnwliand, Fianl. Row 3: Yiiun-J, Raymond: Foley, John: Voskulil, Leo: Dixon, T :Hap T- i'E-f Wi' ia i4 Sir.-.3-'11 Lf:-land: Pailci' Al.ing Rhyncs, Willaiid. Row 4: Slzow, Lloyd: P Mr 4, Fu mrrfn Fr-.13 l-liglr Arrrurg Wii.3ry, J, C4 Sample, Bill: Thompson, Don: Brasliear, Jay. Al m ,,, , Row I: Devine, James: Morrison, Samuel: T-linderliTc-s, Merlin: Cook, James: Glenn, M. W., Glenn, Bert Kirkbride, Clyde, Ambrose, Jack, l-lowell, Harold, Gambardella, Johng Panciera, Roger. Row 2: lvie, Harold, SrriiTh, Doyceg Andres, Marhn: Byrd, Thomas, Pounds, Willard, . , . ,. Brown, RoberT: TigerT, Jr., C. A.: Venable, John, Willis, olennp l-lulhfman, KenneTh. Row 3: GarTman, S. C.: Tucker, James, BesT, Sam: l-lesTer, Frank, BurneTT, William, l-lill, Morris, Conrad, RoberT: Oyler, Mack, BosTwif:k, Jack: PoTTs, William: Cai'Ter, Mark. Row 4: Swayzeg D Ronald: Beloncik, Frank, Chandler, Bill, Lynd, F. T.: Williams, Bob: Wo sorship oT all unworThy acTions oT iTs members and The commendaTion oT all worThy deeds: and l5l To make available To The sTudenTs The opporTuniTies oTTered by The American VeTerinary Medical associaTion To iTs sTu- denT chapTers. The STudenT VeTerinary socieTy is noT yeT eligible Tor aTTiliaTion wiTh The naTional sTudenT associaTion. l-low- ever eligibiliTy will be TorThcoming during The l95O-5l school year and The organizaTion will apply Tor member- ship aT ThaT Time. ' ln iTs eTTorTs To promoTe and achieve iTs obiecTs, The socieTy has parTicipaTed in a well-rounded program noT only OT a professional naTure buT also oT a social and recreaTional aspecT. ln meeTings, noTed speakers Trom ThroughouT The sTaTe have discussed subiecTs direcTly perTinenT To The TuTure veTerinarian while oThers have presenTed iIIus+ra+ed lecTures oT inTeresTing Techniques and problems. Movies oT research work, clinical work and husbandry meThods have been shown To acguainT , an, The members wiTh The many phases oT Their TuTure pro- Tession. OTher acTiviTies in which The socieTy parTicipaTes are homecoming TesTiviTies, having paraded The winning TloaT in The originaliTy division in I948, and inTramural sporTs, including enTries in Touch TooTball, baskeTball. volley ball, swimming and soTTball. The Team won TirsT place in iTs league in soTTball in The spring oT l949. In The social vein, The socieTy has an annual ChrisTmas parTy Tor all members, wives and children and a picnic in The spring. ThroughouT The school year, oTher parTies and geT-TogeThers are puT on by The socieTy Tor members. and Tor members and Their Tamili-es. The STudenT VeTerinary socieTy works in close cooper- aTion wi+h The School oT VeTerinary Medicine, which was Tounded aT A. 84 M. in IQ48. More Than 90 sTudenTs are now enrolled in The school and mosT are acTice parTici- panTs in The socieTy. Page 53I WE LEY FOUNDATIO Row I: 'flewe Gretna' C fer, Maw JC? Granfham liilfy Sui-7 Bennell, William! Long, l-Ialj Farley, Mary: Cooper, Allen: I-loig, Mary Ann: fic fr, G-2 Q Row Z. Knight Jr, F'-eil: Cnfrntefs Paul: Gray. ThC'mGSI Mcfxlee, Wayne: Moore, Mary: Klemme, Almeda: Balmer, Edna 'fe-1' l-lui' 1' Ciwe-En: lfrcihr Errrai Copeland Earcara, Row 3: Marlall, Edna Mae: Unlerlircher, Palq Gregory, Diglrg Howard, Evelynng Cai? liirifA E' Ewliro Bri. Ling, Jean: Lcclard, Mary Francis: Lovelace, Jorang McLain, Charles: Trgiul, Ann, OFFICERS l'lfXl. LQIIG Preioen' MAPK FAPLEK fiefpreizdfgfi' -fwfr sus err-iriwfm .'.flLLlf1lfl F. ECI ll IEIT lffiamrer Page 532 Wesley loundalion is lhe organizalion which co-ordinales The religious ac- riyilies ol Melhodisl preference sludenls on lhe A. 84 M. campus and channels 'rhese aclivilies lhrough The Firsl Melhodisl church. Hs purpose is lo plan and supervise religious aclivilies, To creale and main- lain a Chrislian almosphere among sludenls, and lo oller lraining in Chrislian leadership. This movemenl, known as lhe Wesley' loundalion, was organized al' The Uniyersily ol Illinois in IQI3. The local loundalion was eslalolished in l926. Many evenls were sponsored by lhe organizalion during lhe pasl' year for ils 3, l9o Aggie Melhodisr sludenls. Included were worship, weekly recrealion. spirilual and planning leadership, vespers, medilalions, a choir, dramalics, forums, classes in religious educalion and discussion groups. Arliliale organizalions ol Wesley loundalion consisl ol Wesley players, 'rhe Camera club, Wesley choir, Kappa Phi and Sigma Thela Epsilon. WE TIVII ISTEII IIIIUND TIO . if ii li Row l: NeuberT, Fred: l-lanliins, James: Hardin, George: ATTerbury, RoberT: Slernp, Ace: Flippo, Gene: BirTell, Jirn: Long, William: Gieller, RoberT. Row 2: Morse, PaTricia: Sanders, Anna: Keso, Shirley Ann: SToclc, Arnold: Copeland, Eugene: l-lale, Charles: Browning, Beverly: Moore, Mary: NaeTer, Carol. Row 3: l-lanlcins, Verdella: Johnson, Ramona: Thompson, Fred: Flealc, Bob: Beck, George: Anderson, Gene: Koonce, Marjorie: l-lillon, Ann: STephens, Grace. The WesTminsTer ToundaTion oT Oklahoma was esTablished by The Synod oT Oklahoma OT The PresbyTerian church To help Presbylrerian churches in universiTy ciTies minisTer To sTudenTs. The ToundaTion aT A. 84 M. has iTs cenTer aT The FirsT PresbyTerian church and is operaTed by The sTuolenTs who have Their own church organizaTion wiTh boards oT elders, TrusTees and deacons. A program has been esTablished To include Sunday school, morning wori ship, Tellowship suppers, vespers, religious educaTion classes, prayer and Bible sTudy groups, married couples club, girls' sororiTy, aThleTic Teams, choir, parTies and oTher acTiviTies. , The purpose OT The WesTminsTer ToundaTion is To help all young people recognize ChrisT as Their personal Saviour and To conTinually iniTiaTe an aTTracTive WesTminsTer ToundaTion program Through worship, prayer, sTuoly, sTewardship and fellowship. OFFICERS FRED NEUBERT lvloderalror JIM BIRTELL Vice-ModeraTor Page 533 i I WILDLIFE OCIETY I : , u xi 9 lx 'A Row I: IN' wwf Qui? .lu Jinnq Whffe, Paul, DeArmf-nt, Pifihardj Conrad, Mrs. I-leleng Irwin, W, I-If Fealherly, H. I.: BaurnqarTner, F My Ti. 'N P, Row 2: .l e, Fi, W.: Vfull VVQndc-ll3 Eiffel, Willirawig Burris, William: I-Iufchesori, John: Alexander, Eddie: Curd, 'M 5.1 'T1.r' L-4211 Einar' Pfiffewis J. U. Row 3: QM Pi-ihardf Gordon, Sidney: Cross, Frarilrg Buclr, Homer: Duncan, Tom: Fred: J f-,Q-r .A Jaffe.: Tfdurw ,lu Euhirdg I-lancocl, I-Iuntcirg Herrin, Varcc-llg Maloy, Charles. Row 4: Keahey, KenneTh: Elkin, I r 11' fffi' 'N f 'Z N 'J9i'?'?' Fc'-Edin. Dqlu: Morris Meredilhi Becl, ,lihnq Valder, Jim: Wallign, I. E.: Mogrig, Gegrigqj Smith, OFFICERS V CP!-PD DH PPVAEHT Pfez'uf,n' LPIQL HHITT' J'f5,Pf.' Vfjf.,.+ Yerlf. T, ZPGF fffiry Trfffg piirgr Page 534 The WildliTe socieTy oT Olclahoma A. 84 M. College was Tormed Nov. I, I946. The TirsT meeTing called broughT I4 sTudenTs and Three TaculTy members inTo The organizaTion as members. AT The presenT Time, There are over 40 mem- bers and I2 honorary members oT The Taculfy. The purpose oT The WildliTe socieTy is based on The common inTeresT oT wild- liTe conservaTion wiTh emphasis on promoTion oT conservaTion educaTion. Each year, a sTudenT oT wildliTe conservaTion and managemenT is chosen Tor his ouTsTanding worlf in wildlife research and is awarded by having his name plaTe placed on a permanenT plague in The l.iTe Sciences building. Membership in The organizaTion is open To all Aggie sTudenTs maioring in Zoology. Anyone having an inTeresT in conservaTion is eligible Tor an associaT6 membership. 0TTicers Tor The year were Richard De ArmenT, presidenT: Paul WhiTe, vice- presidenT. and John F. Sage, secreTary-Treasurer. Xl U I T :.A , x A, ., -1: -'IQQS-:fi J Row I: Chapman, B. B.: Coles, MargareT: Bobelr, Donald: Romans, Donald: Russ, Merriel: I-Iamill, James: Johnson, Bruce: Murrell, Jane. Row 2: ErnesT, Francis: Tucker, Donald: Barclay, RoberT: STovaIl, Joe: I-luTchison, Don: MarTin, I-larold: Wamsley, Grover: Gimxer, George: Murray, James. Row 3: Adams, Harold: Ellison, Max: Marhews, RoberT: Brown, Lee: Swank, David: LaFoIleTTe, David: Dillard, Ben: CaThey, J. Lee: Gilmore, Charles. Row 4: I-lays. PaT: Kessler, NewT: Williams, John: Sare, I-Iarold: SmiTh, Eranlc: Parris, Joe: I-Iall, Edward. Xi Mu is an honorary law TraTerniTy resTricTed To pre-law sTudenTs. IT was Tounded on The Olclahoma A. 8: M. campus in IQ34 by Roland Reeves, who was lcilled in acTion Nov. I9, I944. AcTiviTies in Xi Mu include pledging, Tormal iniTiaTion aT The beginning oT each semesTer, numerous round-Table discussions led by prominenT Oklahoma lawyers and judges, aTTendance aT courT Trials, a Trip To The Oklahoma UniversiTy law school, and The sponsoring oT The annual college-wide debaTe which is in- cluded in The sTudenT lyceum series. Dr. B. B. Chapman is The TaculTy sponsor Tor The organizaTion. Among The honorary members OT Xi Mu are M. C. KraTz, proTessor OT law, and Dean C. I-I. McElroy. ' AnoTher Xi Mu chapTer in The sTaTe is on The UniversiTy oT Oklahoma cam- pus. Since iTs Tounding on The campus, associaTe chapTers have also been sTarTed aT SouThern MeThodisT universiTy, Texas ChrisTian universiTy and Washburn uni- versiTy. OFFICERS DONALD ROMANS PresidenT JIM I-lAMll.l. Vice-PresidenT JIM SI-IARPE SecreTary BRUCE JOHNSON Treasurer Page 535 l .lVI. C. A. if rv l ,. sg. , Q,-,rs ' , H 5.2, -' If .' rl.-, c 1 'iv 'rx-f 3, ,,.S3vx, x1fsa,a:a z fail- ss VL-if , 5 ,su VF.: s EQ v .2 Z: 9. .-.1 ,. -'M- -' 1'4T '.' . l Row I: WN11 W. l-lx li-1' Lf-'nur-T: Williamg Marshall: Driehergl, Nc-rmar: Day, Winthrop: Long, William: Thcmpson, Fred: Flippo, Gene: fA2n ' J. pf p 17'3i F'n f FWF Dila? DC -llfl James. Row 2: Woods, P, L: Carmaclf, Charlie: l-larris, Rex: Bryce, John: Gray, Morris: ll- 'N' was T-lane' Ffefalfardr Milburn Fau': l'lU'l'I'd Gene: MiCurr, Leon, Row 3: McCuisTon, Tom: Morris, J, R.: Reed, Joe: -'f: 'f-er Clf: ' F- ever Gecnlet Jihnsc-n, Glen: Hood, Eldon: Seamands, George: Watson, Dale: Mocli, AlberT: Mefzger, John: Day, Inf: 2. Row 4: Hap La'Ter: Gfaf, Thvv-ac: Gcuidriil Lew: Norris, Julian: McDonald, Richard: Wheeler, Elbert Russell, Cled: McGraw, Crip- riawsf 5, STriving To malce This The greaTesT year ever, The Young Men's ChrisTian associaTion began The currenT school year wiTh a Tall cabineT reTreaT aT Camp Redlands, where plans were carefully laid Tor a program beneficial To all college OFFICERS men, regardless oT race, creed or color. Wy ,FH HEWQN WiTh our sisTer organizaTion we have carried on acTive ioinT YW-YM inTer- 'J Q . . . . . . . pm,-Um, esT groups in The fields OT world relaTions, Chrlshan TaiTh and heriTage, personal , and cam us aTTairs, and social res onsibiliTies, in addiTion To a varied ro ram of D!-LE Finn p , fmwmf all-male programs. Our ioinT YW-YM mixers have provided a wholesome. Chris- WH Dfw Tian social aTmosphere abouT The campus. TWH ,M As always, The Y-HUT has been acTively engaged in The business oT sTudenT employmenT direcTed by T. N. l-larris, The sTudenT enTerTainmenT bureau headed by Fields l-laThorne, and oT course, The annual publicaTion of The sTudenT direc- Tor and freshman handboolc. Y Page 536 5. hi Y. W. C. A. Row I: Breckenridge, Louemmag Naefer, Carol Ann: Krieg, Sally: Whife, Mary AlEce: Grranfham, Kiffy Sue: Klein, Margarefg Den Adel, Helen. Row 2: Harper, Eleanor: Whife, Juanifa: Wilkerson, Marcia Lee: Efchison, Vesfa: Harry, Helen: Chadwick, Paf: McMihimy, Jane: Houck, Arclyfh. Row 3: Holcombe, Joanne: Trouf, Ann: Henderson, Emma Lou: Moore, Mary Maude: Williams, Dorofhyg Murphy, Phyllis: MOUnger, Margie: Dunaway, Oralie: Noi-Throp, Elonell, Row 4: Harvey, Dorofhy: Myers, Mary Margaref: Price, Carol: Hilfon, Ann: Howard, Evelynn: Koonce, Mariorie: Neal. Belva: Farley, Mary: Copeland, Barbara. Monday nighf is YW nighf for The girls aT Oklahoma A. 81 M. College. Freshman girls have separafe orienfafion meefings in The Prairie Playhouse, while The upperclass club meefs in commission groups and general meefings. These meefings are helping fulfill The pledge YW members Took when They became members of The world-wide ChrisTian organizafion. We, The members of The Young Women's Chrisfian associafion of Okla- homa A. 84 M. College, unife To build a fellowship of women and girls devofed To The Task of realizing in our common life Those ideals of personal and social living To which we are commiTTed by our faifh as Chrisfians. In This endeavor, we seek To undersfand Jesus, To share His love for all people and To grow in The knowl- edge and love of God. The YWCA cabinef was composed of 30 women who served on l l commif- Tees. The commiTTees were publicify, sfeering, freshman, hospiTaliTy, music, membership, social responsibilify, world relafedness, personal and campus af- fairs, and Chrisfian herifage. OFFICERS MARCIA LEE WI LKERSON PresidenT HELEN HARRY Vice-Presidenf PAT CHADWICK Secrefary JUANITA WHITE Treasurer Page 537 Q... H1 ESE STUDE T CLUB NE' I , u Row I: Fang T, iff Hgi Eiigf-rg Hgi, Ei.igenia7Ti1cnwsi:ir-, J. O.: Tnornscn Purim Leung, Tal-Chee: Chu, An Snek. Row 2: Hsu, Pao-Ciniug ff, in, We? fri-2 in-Cmn: HL.,Cnii1-G-wap Enq,Cwaf,nQe: Li Mini3-Yu1WfjiCi K, K.: Hv-enq, H. H. The Chinese smdenis dub is a special inieres+ club. The membership is composed of siudenis who are inieresieci 'n Chinese affairs as weii as Chinese siudenis. E TOMOLOGY CLUB A dh 1 . Qi -4 3 1 - AS Row I: C'-waz' Gwiff 'Jfr w- Liyrii Cnwn-p Vfiiiiiiiu, M.: Bieberdori, G. A. Row 2: GOOdwin, William: Addison, Daniel: f P' 1' -if -f, iff.. if ,, min if ,. , gin.-1' J,,ifi,,,4 Tre Erncrrcioqy Chr, iz fi oeggmirrienml club open io sfudenis majoring in enfonnology who are of iunior or senior Z'FJVVJiVQ or gras-uve :'J0en+:, Don Ashdown iz :nonzor of ine orqanizaiion. Page 538 EP ILO PI my, Wh. Row I: Gilberl, Mariory: Davis, Joyce: Beagles, Roselle: Grall, Lois: Burns, Barbara: Bilyeu, Kalhryn. Row 2: l-lunsaker, Vera: Barlon, Jimmie: Workman. Johnny: Neal, Belva D.: Klugh, Joan: Miller, Marilyn: l-larvey, Dorolhy: Russell, Virginia. Row 3: Lawyer, Peggy: Slellum, Shirley: Filch, Janelle: Hall, Fern: Miller, Sue: Norlhrop, Flonell: Maze, Mary: Dullcrd, Vonda, Epsilon Pi was organized in I936 as a local honorary lralernily lor women in lhe Division ol Commerce. ll was organized lor lhe purposes ol promoling characler, scholarship, leadership and service among lulure business women. ll is lhe policy ol lhe organizalion lo presenl an award each year lo lhe mosl oulslanding sophomore woman in lhe Division ol Commerce and have her name inscribed on a plaque which hangs in lhe Commerce ollice. 0RANGE A D BL CK QUILL 000 Row I: Smilh, Bobbie Fay: Drummond, Ann: I-lair, Pal: Kellerl, Margarel: While, Mary Alice: Holmes, Doris Jeanne: l-ligdon, LaVernne: Myers, Mary Margarel: McEwen, Belly: DeShong, Emmalyn. Row 2: Massie, Rosalie: Durbin, Calherine: Pember, Janel: Amend, Jeannine: Mendenhall, Peggy: Kellerl, Calherine: Ballard, Mary: McFarland, Mary: Kramer, Nancy: Miller, Marilyn: Earnharl, Virginia: Blackburn, Marianne. Row 3: Menlzel, Helen: Page, Donna: Marlall, Edna Mae: Knox, Margarel: Farley, Mary: Milacelc, Bealrice: Bynum, Joyce: Shaber, Peggy: Corr, Tommye Jo: Julian, Peggy Jean: Filch, Janelle Dyche: l-loplcins, Jeanne. Orange and Black Quill is an honorary organizalion sponsored by Morlar Board. The group is composed ol iunior women who have been oulslanding in scholarship, leadership and service during lheir sophomore year. Requiremenls are a 3.0 grade poinl average. Page 539 Page 0RA GE QUILL Row I: Lx' -'- -ff Qi .' A a' 51 E 1-rf. Famvai Wneeer FEM? .12 P-anoriur-, Hakkn Jayne: Burn, Diana: Ralufs, if Y Row 2: ---if Tum ' -' Cryan 51' ,' Sifraf-i. E'lik','1-1 Driuahs Par' Springer, Jo 'ffange Qmff '3 an f1'I'V f'5Vy 'JVQ-BVTZZSHOFV maoe up of women making a 3.5 grade average In me frrsf semesfer of -'r ' Inman ,rear Qranqa QQ!! is soonsored by Morfar Board and assisis mar orqanizafion In Hs many proje-cfs. oi,1,4 l u Q , ff ' Ngl- ,. Pl 0MEGA PI Rowl: -,f :'fl X 1 I 2 may Pl 1 , 'A' afar P 671 ww 1-fa O J. 1. l,,,V Loaf: E3 'O encourage. promoie, effend and creafe inferesf and scholarship in commerce. 1' 11 ' E' fm Hr-3'-r' P'- 5 C. Vg Lwfrfvnm,-, Mr-ry, Row 2: Morrison, Dor0H1ygMCFarlf1nd, 'r fa. -' fr 'rf'1' Frm' INN' norar, and profeeaional buziness educafion frafermfy, esfablished on fhe Oklahoma PLAYERS CL B , ,n 511, :fir C5 fir C5 Row l: Purnell, Nelda: Weaver, Eileen: Panlell, Palli: Green, Rornayne: Gorman, Bill: Phibbs, Paula: May, Sue: Wallrins, Peggy: Mears. Sue. Row 2: Willcerson, Marcia: Duncan, Juanifa: Lancasfer, Lois: Thompson, Donna: Cleveland, Jeanie: Wirner, Suenellg Goranflo, Rose Ann: Gallagher, Pal: Johnson, Marlha Lu: Long, Rosemary: Allen, Robbie. Row 3: Sandy, Margarel: Crutchfield, Barbara: Slarlc, Belly Jean: l-lill, Marilynn: Allcins, Belly: Simmons: Carolyn: I-luqheft, Be+ly: Foddrfll, June: Ezell, Jane: Marlres, Norma Jo: Lawrence, Bob. Row 4: Thomas, Dexler: Johnson, Bob: Johnslon, Denzel: Boykin Bill: Lawson Tad: Pailison, Clill: Keys Charlie: Oswall, Dave: Sleighl. Curl. Players club is an organizafion lor all sludenls inleresled in any phase ol play produclion. Charlered under lhis name in I925, a new conslilulion was dralled and adopled in l948. The group supporls any oulside produclion worlhy IG A ALPHA IG ol aflenlion. Row I: Workman, Johnny: Thompson, Aldean: Slone, Palricia: Seaman, Elizabelh: Davis, Joyce. Row 2: Miller, Marilyn: Mace, Mary: Rosile, Carolyn: Scherer, Janice: Brown, Helen: Kerns, Leah: Chance-y, Lorene: Plagg, Anna: l-lousman, Louise: Bullrarn, Ardylh: Morgan, Peggy: Williams, Mrs. Rulh. Row 3: Russell, Virginia: Hobbs, Gladys: Venlris, Grace: Elarn, Mary: Garner, Lloyd: Coonrad, l-larold: Neal, Belva: Taber, Sue: Whilrner, Janis. Sigma Alpha Sigma is an honorary secrelarial fralernily for sludenls who have a grade average ol 3.0 in secrelarial aclminislralion and an over-all average of 2.5 wilh an O.G.A. cerlilicale. Page 54I L... PEAKER CLUB 4-1 Row Ig AW'-, Egg- Efltf Kali-7 Ewan Eafhafa: Peaflwea Wllllawlj Moravec, Roaalee, Row 2: Adams, Harold: Raqan, Kennellwi Long, E ' 'A ' 9,11 Ein' fha' Carl. Row 3: Sarolln, Owllleg lllje, Wlllard7Williams,Jcvl1nq Price, Paulg l-lasslef, Ferd. Crgamzed ln I936 Speakers club has as Hs purpose flme beY+e-ring ol oralorical abilify among ifs members by cafcld ana au+lwc:frl+a+Ive Crl+lclsm on 'rlwelr +allcs. The club is open fo all sludenfs. Page 542 CREP JUDGI G TEA Swifl, Donald:S1ewar1 Robert Bowling Cecil' Ball Lern: Murdock, Slanley: Hall, Charles: Coach Hugh Rook. The I'-749 crops judging learn repealed lhe l948 viclory by placing iirsf in bolh The Nalional Collegiale Crops judging conresls of Chicago and Kansas Cily. A record score ol 95.24 percenf was esrablished by lhe leam a+ Chicago and Bowline sel a record individual score wilh 96.2 percenl. D IRT CATTLE JUDGI G TEAM 1 S l . .,, I. i V I is, Woods, Bobg Lawson, Hasselg Boyd, Charlie: Woods, Bill: Coach McGilliard. The dairy caflrle iudging re-am enlered Jrhe American Royal Dairy show and Jrhe Dairy Callle congress, Waferloo, Iowa, lasl year. The leam placed lhird af lhe Royal and sixrh a+ lhe congress. The Team placed second in iudging Jersey calrfle al bolh shows. Page 543 D IRY PRODUCT JUDGI G TEAM 1. l l Zi' xfaf Ora? clonnscnf Lien Jenn: Th:fnas Wllllavv Barber? Lemlsg McDowell, Lynn. Tne Oklahoma A. 81 M. dairy produc+s judging learn placed second al lhe Soulhweslern Collegia+e sludenls' con- ' ln judging dalry producfs af Dallas, Texas, and lblh al lhe in+erna+ional confesl held al' Los Angeles. LIVE TOCK J DGI G TEAM L , K 'A N .ra P- T f- Q-- ff, 1' H-1, rw' Hflw-3' GM f 32 Qyfgf-r Pam Sfinairllfnun Pfzlplw Thzrrwu, Alberl Rutledge and Coach Glen Brcfcher. We i949 livezfoclf ludging learn was successful al all six shows if allended lasl year. The group placed lirsf in ngng carlo? zlocl and seventh in Iiyesfocl at the Nalional Weslern show, Denver. They placed second a+ lhe Ff. Novr gkqff- ilfj' a' Qllahoma City- lhifd af the Kansas Cily American Royal show and fourfh af fhe lnfernafional. Page 544 ...mini MEAT JUDGI G TEA Row I: Doane, Bennie: Walrernan, Donald, Caslle L. E.: Richardson. Row 2: Sparlmman, Busierg Dr, A. E, Darlowg Coach J, C. l-lillier. The meals judging ieam finished one oi iis mos? successful years in hislory by winning iirsl place ai' ihe Fi. Worlh show, second place af Kansas Ciiy and ihird ai Chicago. Casile was high poini man ar P+. Worrh and Doane loolc iop honors in Kansas Cily. P0 LTRY JUDGI G TEA lx 'SA 2 6 TN Long, Elmoq Bell, Gene: Chambers, Jack R., Hafhaway, John: Coach Cecil Roberts. The pouliry judging leam placed ihird a+ lhe lniercollegiaie Pouliry judging coniesr a+ Chicago lasl November. The Team was presenied a Trophy for placing firsfr in produciion. John l-laihaway placed firsr in ihe eniire coniesi. Page 545 4' . ssl IWH FW' ...Q . ,sw Q I7 h ,,,,.v?l' , .ff ,ahh , - ,. . V-4. Q1 'bn ',j,'iv -M 1 ' fixxf. Il , -A - --Q' ffl? ., ':,,.. xl' 'I' F' Zi. -. .. ',,-,-r -gw -. . s.- ',s ,f .35 -ff 5- ' --s:'f' J .1 ni' OKMULGEE BRANCH Oklahoma A 81 M College Okmulgee, Oklahoma ..-4 - wqgus W c. M ' A School of Technical Training and llege for Freshmen and Sophomores . gigFf.i-::-- , , ' ff: ' b f over Air view of The Okmulgee Branch, Oklahoma A. 31 M. College, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma A. X1 M. Branch College, aT Okmulgee, in The hearT oT Oklahorna's indus- Tdaland agdcuhuraleconomy,edabhshedin I946, oTTers Two divisions OT Training- The Tech Schooh'specbhdngin hade andindus Trial courses, and The College division, wiTh work paraHehng ThaT aT The parenT coHege. FhsT seT up Tor veTerans,iT has opened it Tour maior areas oT Training-agriculTure, inTendve budnesgindushialand ToodsTrades divisions-To oThers wiTh emphasis on qualiTy work and enTry based on apTHude and SHH oT individuals. As a pracTical college in The Tech- nical Tield and as a Training cenTer for The handicapped H'has won nahonalrenown. it prachcah concenTraTed courses conducTed by Tacuhy specblkTs are opening doorways Tor lHeraHy hundreds every year . .. seebng educahon unbound by ngid academic re- quirernenTs. LefT: L, K. COVELLE, Direclor oT The Branch college. Page 547 4 ff 3? X Y xg-7 ,pap - , 3 ,i 'RY3 , X '- ,. :Q Q. A K 1, Y- Y Qfii? 11. ' , i ?':5-. 4. .. V3 7, ,415 x Av 1 r . ' t ' N 'R' ,, A . . , , , 5. z ' N Tak.. 1 ' x , r Q J ' Ax Q l lx-14.1 . - i v . 4 H3 T ' I I, f' Azz-F, f. 'J QT X . NX 'ff ' L R 4 fb .f 'N. A - , ,' x , x. wif, H Y f' -ll, -' -nf' ' 'N na. N -M fm., ! .- ,L ' '1 ' r 1 J ur aff , T' 1 hir, ras CEP' seT-ecfe-d arrgmrl vrarrcrus. stiff , 3 V55 53 5 i 4 '- rg-gr, ,if g,rrrjU uw Mefvwkerg, ff YH5 rjQrrrmfVff?e abr-nn al'-fve ' :fi -i-Iuiivir Jr. .P VA- Vw, Q- Spufwrid GfrEC'CrC'frerE!lZT:l1afff-n divrsiorvi E. O ', r-T fr Af'-,-A VFVV MQW- 1-ni. Si-ir 'G 'rf P L DWL- im!-age buslrwess rwamaqrlrg R. M r fr'fff ' 6-I if enuierr. 1 i frarrlfu VA Musificee-A Pm Bwfrjrd Trvfemlve- bualrrem dlvi - zf 1 L rr,--1 ' f ff Trip V Rfk, erj T P. Crrapwarv k,-ifh ff We Branch CCTTEGE and G. E. WiIl19?+ r ff' M.. gm- rw H L : fr V P-4 , 'lrwqhhprg Howard HGrvsTo?y,VVid'1lfa, Kan. Hmm Olrmllrgffei Everett J, Tlwafqher, Wewmka: RTTCY T F BMW Lrrfflrw Ari.: B4 A. Fmder Ada B L ,- gud'- rr,r1rrT 5-r rv TJ? Ti- mar' are. Harry D 5 f nl f k E r GH-r':' .T r' C3155-d Baia, M-it P. C. f'-H. :HV-3 H .f.1'r3 F' Sfcps Tu :at C, ,r N, C, L-ff Neg C'VariWa Cir, le-K Q.. i Smubus, Bei-nfon ook- X E. X. SI 7 QR 'V- X z --4 Upper picfure: College chapel, cenfer of religious aclivilies al lhe school, one of some IOO line slrucfures on The I65-acre campus. Cenler: Adrninislrafion building, which houses ollices of lhe direclor. college per- sonnel and deparfmenfal heads. Lower le'l+: Enrollrnenl line al reqislralion lime, Lower right: Frequent college mixers lend fo a pleasanl social life ar Branch Colleqe. lt, i lillif llleigl ii , lllllii ,i 1 ll The Tech School oilers Training from six monlhs lo 'rwo year periods, The philosophy of fhis division is lo leach basic fechniques equip- ping The individual fo enler employmenl al' The earliesl possible Time, al fhe same fime perfecfing him in lhe field of his choice fhrough prac- rical workshops. High school diplomas are nol' prerequisiles for enlry inlo fhis newly-crealed province ol service educafion. Page 549 S li 1 K . 'N' Q 1 'Y1 -3- - - 597' Y iv' X K -Ni x LA 1 1 f-C1 1.4 V- +1 w1rf,, 1nd ,mn 1.14 Judi-D1 Pw'f1Hr-m'-HQ 11p-1'ffvwE'n?-, and Ofhf,-va .UW 1 L 151- 11 ' , 'vm -fviififm, H rbbil. FH mm ekww ,Mvwg ony nf We fypi-ga! fam! 1 1 1 B' .' ' A' 1u1 f- 'svn ' fm., L-rf:vvvI', ? 'W1:pr-hmmm Ykififwvaffiwlf-'. 'im Below t9',I 1 L. 1 .HJ 4'-f Jwffp in 1149,019T'v1'v'.-1W'f?61dy f1fT111rvir11 . -1 , , .V mf, rw B2low riqlwfz ' 1 rf1', mf rv 'h r -1 mi pflfw' mx .-M, P,-1w,.Yv-mmm wmf1v w1H-an may iw wb Q Q . ,Q FQ 5 .4-J-figs' +I . '5 22 . r, 1 H v A f, , - 1 ,AA 1 w., Q. vw'-' f' ! , fi ,. 'u ,X fi ir, io, :ff ff' v 1 GTG--' W xy-1 E L I iff In .J AL fm 3- X- 'l. I, .5 .-. gn-noun-M 1. iii- Qi' I l Y XR V-.a ,Aix wx Ylffh, y, Nw W nn.. -4 Mb. ,. vm V' 9-. Ullrqwu--1.-.......... mm' QW LE' fa :xg 1 Q. I' ..- ---r-' ,,,..-oy-1 ! . -A.,-J ,fg --FT are . , -.1 f , -1 s '-. ' ..1'. 1, f ' , , .. '-.n.r',. he WI. 8 X, ' J-' .f- .-Y ,,Y. ',. ,.f Q- .,-., -. A., -. -A A ul .y lr. .,luI, 'E D 'rv F .4 J . U P9 X113 va ' .' 'J tm A? i ...Q 'l IUQH .A xi 'N 4. ., xv Q -10 if 4 T xfa' .1 I. v. Tne r:Lnwn1erQi.3! df' deparfnnenf is a Hgnn de- .elrzpe-cl 'fernlrnq profnce ard sfudenfs Here avi- Dfeparlnq firr fn+eref+irq and '.-re!! paid care-ef: Undef ouferandina fnzffurifgfs. Flefure snows nwembers enroH-ed In 5 riourfe especiany se? up for ine handicapped , , , in die' sei rue! inredron. Carefd effenfion is given ?c their individud needs, Llnofvoe operation, like many other fieYds, is one of The niqrny devebped courses offered here, In a Ccrveqe of pradical fraininq, under concenfrefed diredion Thai Is bofh rapid and efffcrenf, If is one of flwe few such courses in H115 region. Learn by doing, is fhe keynoie io ihe pracficai fraining given af fhe Branch Coiieqe. The furnifure renovaiion and upholsfery shops, aurornobiie upe holsfery and ofhers are iypical of a dozen or more such work iaborafories on rhe campus. Au'ro mechanics is one of +he larqes? iraining fields in fhe indusfrial division, fha? also offers carpenfry, draffing, shoe rebuilding, radio, plumb- ing, elecfrical rnainfenance among rnany ofher choices. Baking, under fhe foods and +rades division, is rruly an opporfuni1'yfieid af The college and has aifained a nafional repufafion. If is opening broad, new business avenues for graduafes who are masfering fhis course. N 4 X ,K -.11 xx .X -. x- '- i1'- -5-A -3-.,--9 1 il'-.fav x , 'H fx .41 P 5 X V 'fU111r'1 1 1 1.'111.1V1 111 irj'w1'11y V4 L11'Y. 111.11111 111 11 HM- 1pQ1j4111 fyfgff 11'1ur-11, lg -41111111 1 '1111-11 11m'1 111'-LAU11 .-,Nh riff-rf. 11: wg-II, . 1' . 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Oklahoma R. E. LEONARD, Agency 'Vice-Pres. CThe assets of this institution are dedivated to building Oklahoma business and serving Oliliilllfllllli. pe-nplel Page 559 FC OO RO MK ES RE LY YS :Sl-'-7 lggltiyux 5 I TM J,.,., ,,,, V 8 2 4 M A I N McBRlDE'S M E N ' S WEAR 0 F. R. BROOKS 81 SONS 0 if HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX 'RVARSITY TOWN CLOTHES i FLORSHEIM SHOES i' ENRO SHIRTS if DOBBS HATS I Pg 560 EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY STILLWATER. OKLAHOMA Jlwflfw Keepsake Duamonds Hamnlfon 0 Bulova 0 Gruen 0 Elgin a-- , 1-, f 'f'i'67'-. wh S v X x K, 11 1, QS S if if 3 G! 'J' Q- ,IQ Sie? . 12+ s , 55' Xxx.. as 'LY X X: 1 f X Q 45' cb , V r w 1 X2 - ' X .' . '. ' x X A ., lg .1 W -e 3 pkg' A ee' ' 1315? ' H fs . .xii :A X 44 3 5,22 ' 9 Q' - 2?.i ,x Fil? fffii 5 F 5 ,H -'54, jf- X ,fax uw ox ' fyfyc. 5 Xxx 0 Hyde Park 0 Stetson 0 Curlee 0 Freeman 0 Manhattan Www Www STIZLPWITER Featuring A. 81 M.'s Most Talked About Clothes 7l5 MAIN F 'fu 'fiagf ,f 5 Eau N 'F'-'fi f. V Yirvmr Y VY l You'll Always Enjoy . . . WW - l are Smlwatcf t . l .. AT - Ntlllllllat t 9 M , SMUE Uke A. 8 54. N fqxl ffvttQUnqaHon ot I qhtf and n nf r,Qaf3Gt,ervke H peopk 4 A .t,t t t RESTAURANTS F. . I CD B . l HJWD IUGHCIHQ S ur USIUGSS Aiding A. 8: M. Students ls Our Hobby r JAMES E. BERRY, President N TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma N 512 E. Main A 113 N. Broadway Page 562 4... 0 . iyvv' , Ll fl' 4' fl' 'Zig il X xxx i NX ,+ X yisi C: 1' A is f X 'fx 5 1, Qs Saw N, K5 f , 22204 e i mf of ' 'Q wi: an . wp 1 z W tr H 4 5 ZW ref' 4 , If fi .3 'far Q Z if se I 1:5 , , 1 J W v-2.1, N 'K f in-U diff . ,Jf9'fQ' f 6 xg, :Vt sl: Par' V-, -x is E if A I iff' . ,K,f, W :wx ,Qi ma -T5 .EW iii? N - gf ,jA 0 ' Z 52,525 A f' Av fs E Q tw' 1 V1 f 2 'I Q ' 2 Ss: yi 7 fi I , , ,, aw fW ' f A sf df Y ' J i V t ' 0 .. 4 i A g, ,E .gs t..,,, K K I ,. . A l. , ,. x444 fwfr? . 52,000,000 AND A DREA is . . . e11tru.rled to uf! I Lohg these dream of Aggie students, alumni and . this beaptfifui nbmy win ,A . . .' soon be a lips- ity. You may rest assured it will be the o finest construction possible as it will be built f by Manhattan . . xfldei-.of the Southwests finest b . F is L' Q f . 0 A XX I Q :Q ' h ' V. .25 N , I ' 'E 3, Xll, -7 M I ' V'f.,.,f.s.a-4 A A A tg ,f 2 'f 'M A-1 1 s to ' 0 -l---s , ,M .a,A. l I li f Q ' 5 E E .1 Y, X at S A,,.,,S -Ms. ' '..i.mom nl -- g 9 .n,, A W! N fi-WJZQOJA 1 'W--W W , ,,NfQHiifWQi,TT N .C 0 0' is ssss 0 0 M 5 . ' ibikla oma xclfy Isa ' - SOPLEY, the 1 .f A 1 X z, O ' ,iq 2:- x' m.. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR WESTERN OKLAHOMA and Panhandle of Texas -FOR- ZUUTH BENVDL lZ8ClAL07l I. ATH E 5 ron menu. - WORKING f' .h .. . .4 I pi-il L rl --L M X E 'S I- , ,ga-,, ji g s ,5k... .L Q -- 4 - Q V- . ? 51 l 'rf-f..lI il Log I M E 1 Ai.. X i I: lil- I.u1Ii--X 'I'muIrnum I I Ijuivk 1'ImnL:u th- I.:ilII--X I'i'1-Intuit Iii-in-In Imllwx 1'uIIn-I Ilanlluw 'l'i1l' I'l'I Ilail I-N llnllu- 'llmlx :mul .Xltnvlnlm-lltx Su--N EI Irv, IH in, I.. ln, III: ui, .tml ltv ni. uxlli-x, xxillu In-II In-ligtllx from ll ft In I! fl . We Specialize in Welding and Machine Slwop l MN X Equipment and Supplies YN . R Hart Industrial Supply Co. Rl A , 726 W. Grand Ave. U 'U i.ir NN 1 ,,V, wh rw rm OKLAHOMA CITY 1-1-1 1-l CHAS. M. DUNNING .1.M. DUNNIN6 E. H, WALPOLE I CONGRATULATIONS TO: P dent V -P dent Sec y-Tree . OKLAHOMA A. 6. M. C O M P L I M E N T S O F I scHooL OF CHAMPIONS From the CHAS. M. DUNNING I I c:oNsTRucTioN co. Pg 564 CARPENTER IPAPER COMPANY General Contractors O so ,.,, my Serving the Great Southwest OKLAHOMA CITY 860 N. W. Second OKLAHOMA CITY What It Takes To Be An Aggie! f S URGIN G exuberance shown by ringing bells and scream- ing yells before the crowds leave the game for coffee at SWIM'S. YXIILLINGNESS to be friendly, to join the fun at SWIM'S, where the gang gathers for that between class coke and conversation. INTEREST in the school and its name . , . and, speaking of names, SWlM'S has been always a favorite with Aggies. It's on everyones tongue. M EETING the right people. Everyone knows you got- ta know the right people. And the place to meet 'em is at SWIM'S. where all good Ag- gies gather to gab. STAMINA to finish four years for morel of educa- tion, recreation, concentration. procrastination. And that's what it takes to be an Aggie. Aggieland,s Most Famous Store Front 'An Aggie Custom For More Than A Quarter of A Century BUSTIE SWIM LESLIE SWIM Class of '24 Class of '20 Page A11 , . '- .J ,giliurkvtf-. r Y r 1 we 1? 'E -0 ,g,' X1 '- 5' A 3-'M '2 f:'1cv1 ewan-155aP'w1f'. WL' Service All lVIakCs and Mcvdels SIMP 0flfg0fIf SIXTH ik WASHINGTON PHONE 1230 Page 566 o o I o o o . l xc uswe ppare . . . Xnqenrouskj s'cyXed doxbinq ond accessories deyeXoped ' by the best oi Prrnerican desrqners . . . especrcmy ror you. SoXd excXusiyeXy or LPLUGHLXNS in Srmworer. W DRESSES XUNXOE DRESSES Queen Yrocks Marion ' 1cCoys Bebrson Quiho Darby, Kr. Mary Kopp Kockie NrbbXe Miss 5 ir. 4 rn. Xoboro, Sr. Berq and Wcxsseb Miss Holywood, Kr. Kfnnfjgjfigd surrs,co1xrs q . , Country Crub Moryorre Montgomery D Mu , ?cx'r Prerno Cm 1 Stem Miss Los Prnqekes SWXM SUYYS Horoki KoN.bert CoXe Bobby Burns 5 Rose Marie Reed Y'on'Cnrnore FLORENCE Foose - MARY swurx-x on we cAMvus o If I U 0 o o U o 0 Page F. PEYTON GLASS PEYTON GLASS, JR. Compliments of . . . PEYTUN GLASYSIIN ' G 5 G Sam sos Mai- Auiheniic Universiiy Siyles for 25 Years lx:'fH'j.:31-25. , W f , HSM ggi W kia,-os, v i STILLWATER vw- '-- ' ' 5 1 '1', .-, Y Y YYY YW V YV 7 VV 777 816 Main Phone 424 Iohnson Service Company 0 Sales 0 Service 0 Rentals Remington Rand Agency Typewriters-Adding Machines-Razors N K i I e Make Our Own Ice Cream - 5 Delicious Flavors McCAFFREE'S DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS - COSMETICS o FOUNTAIN I 4th and WASHINGTON Phone 1624 Page 568 I .4 -' I Q Af- ' - .3.35x1, ' I'0WII lllllxlll Fonnb 6-Ahdu o Taka 0 Phone.?7101 , N . ,V ,x,,h., .. , , , , 1' XQXl f XSS ,SW Wg' 1 X he' 111 -ii! Ei! QQ! sig? H 1-' ww? N zczrzrfulfugn Ili ' Q-- fr--5 ew' T T'T' RFE 11,1 L- W :zu lin i-.. - --I 'W' 1-rr rr-r arm M '?2 sal' lll Ill Ill I rr: EE: rr: VHF: :: ' nl: 5- ln: Ili 3-1 TT'T' S A IPF Egg EEE EEZ EEF Egg 55? Ei! TT' lmiigl EEE EE! ECB EEE all an EEE 1: Hal 9 ? SIZES? 553155 EBIEQI lgllgg IFE EEE Wi :X 1532 -.. ff? Q an F '2 - TMS N E iw S - S VENu ffgT's-. 5: if-ff: QP-, 5 EETE I Y I W ! Page 569 9 Agricullure and livesiock are basic: induslries in our siaie. The Oklahoma A 8 lvl College is 'rlwe iraining cenier for ilwe luiure cpe-rarors of Huis lndusfry. VVe wlwolehearledly subscribe lo, and suppori ilmeir elloris. NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Sfockyards-Oklahoma Ci'l'y A pVC'IlL.I'3V Owned and Qperefed Llveslock lvlarlce-ling Agency DE SOTO Plymouth 0 Sales V 0 Service ff-f 1 X o Parts ,J 1 1 ' IENNI MOTOR CO. L A Telephone 3521 1101 s. Mein v I , . . 1 1 1 V .. W,, V ir Y Ywiiirhi iiA4 E. W. Shelton Lumber Company Lumber and All Other Building Materials v Ninth and Lowry STILLWATER. OKLAHOMA e 570 um 51,311 53 ww Sow 790911 RUBBEHSU STEEL CUMPAN Q as-PL ' .s,,,ff'-P' y' Q U QJJQQI. 6 it Z Q STEEL FABRIQATQRS 0 KLAH2MA CITY, QKLAHO Page 571 00041950 RED KI Es We 4IsT annual vomne przduced for The sfadenfs 0 Cdahoma A. X1 M. 1+ :orwains 604 page-s, nia- Iag E+ Wwe large-5+ vdume ve pfcduced. Fad, WWW 'Ts Thousanos 3 c7:+uresF if is Hue mosf corn cafe ra Nc: record of vou , Q F3 , qeaf af A. 84 M. Hwaf can D: Cofained. Page 572 fv'L'- if ez G ,jiilv QGAIVWV' X. EJMQM Na, Don'+ worry abouf Dad, Mom. He had a whole quar+ of MID-WEST milk. , I CREAN4 ERY CO. ffi Q26 fb' K J4 . KH V' NEW WVITQF .1-f' Y lfd 'QI XX X IL, 2 01949 vfgafr- WL R. JAY CLEANERS son WASHINGTON P C' OFF FOR CASH AND CARRY ef' 545 V jim d5'1wA'Aiofm,e. . . ...an organization created for- and dedicated to- the principle SERVICE Originally conceived as a service to the students of Oklahoma A. and M.. the book- store has grown to be an indispensable aid in all phases of academic life. Serving Aggie Students for a Quarter Century I The Oklahoma A. and M. COLLEGE BOOK STORE Pg 573 WHOLESALE ONLY PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. 4 TULSA, OKLAHOMA PAYNE COUNTY , CREAMERY l 7' A ' 0 A. 81 M. Ice Cream 0 Buffermilk 0 BuHer 0 Coffage Cheese 1' ' fr: :'- V W E T H E R B E E ELECTRIC CO. l 1899 51 Years 1950 Serving the Electrical Needs in Oklahoma . me 412-14-16 N. HUDSON OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. r Pg 574 GFS E X iw aa w , X eeee i I X X , f -S X X QFQ S .- A - , I - ' ,, GNL YT T'-' 1 i d Xi ' Sq K SX , - lf' f ---. -1 77 - A ki S UAW - 5 . XX X S K wh x?ges x X . . Maxx- U i QA uv? I R X xi Q eff xl - ' ' ' K, Svvum'-N 'X . s,', 'r . N i - f iw. A Yx A - u:vw'IIQ v a l . . Z4 K 5 . . mf odxswa l ,WAKE 'iff R J 41 X Q' .5 ' ,X x. ' ? 5 cw' i X ,X ' I ww' OIL M. J i Yi -f W 'F ' ' ww' . -X VW -IW' I Q K s P w,..q 'Uhr is QW ,x X, V' X, X O Wk 2+- 1 xl xx 411' H s A Grand Way of Traveling' . . . for Weekends, Vacarions, EVERY TRIP :kExh.a Roominess NIKXQ TRAILWAYS gives you +l'1e worlds pesl bus ride . . . an all new Ile-el led by silverside Roadmasler5 and larighl cream and Crimson luxury liners . . . all buses Air-Condilioned lor your year :kI:IheS'I' Il'l'I'eI'IOI'S 'round Cornlorl , . . experl, courleous drivers assure a pleasanl, lriendly 'rrip . . . NO DRIVING WORRIES . . . Convenienl sclfmed- ules willw connecrions lo all poinls in The U. S., Canada and Mexico ,k - . . Fast Smoolh RIdmg . . . Lowesl fares lor every Trip- GO MKZQO TRAILWAYS, Amer- c:a's Beslr Equipped Bus Line . . . See your friendly MKXO TRAIL- vksafe TranSpor+aHon WAYS aqenl lor exacl fares and Convenienl deparlure limes. ' , , TRA NS UNION sus nfror DL A I I I A Corner 6'I'h and Lowry A Good Name ln Transportation Phone 418 HOWARD W. ALLEN, Presidenf Page 3OlI Paseo Phone 5-3592 THE OKLAHOMA TILE COMPANY, Inc. Ceramic, Wall and Floor Tiles Tile and Marble lvlantels Asphalt Tile Terazzo Established Since I904 OKLAHOMA CITY WE'RE FOR BUILDING A. 81 M. - STILLWATER R. C. THOMASON ltlz' lvlitdaru 1uiie,,.lu , eh H-f WP, -Y if - Wife' fr -r A ff Mai- 602 A Greater A. ci M. We look with pride to the arowth ot A. ci M. It is a step toward more adequate service for Oklahomas educational require- merits. Vlfe are happy to have contributed to the realization of these buillmqs m the expar1s1on program HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING 0 HENRY G BENNETT HALL o LIBRARY o SPAETH ENGINEERING CO OKLAHOMA CITY 2423 N Oklahoma Phone 547277 K I l l n O O 0 O . - Page 576 , EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER ROUNDS 81 PORTER We Are Glad to Have a Part in A. and M.'s Expansion Program PAUL H. N NN Phone 8-1546 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS APPRECIATION May We express our appreciation for the oppor- tunity to play a part in the expansion proaram of Oklahoma A. ci M. College which is rapidly identifying itself as one of the Southwests finest educational institutions. 5100 Belle Isle OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA t P. O. Box 3585 Page 577 EAGLE CLOTHES 0 BELMONT SUITS 0 DON RICHARDS SUITS O 9 5133 6:2 s. Main Ushlbng Phone 3:60 or men SfiIIwaIer's FriendIies'I' Men's Sfore Offering 'the Lafesf S+yIes 50 Years in the Same Location STAMP 81 SEAL COMPANY use w. e-rand OKLAHOMA CITY Rubber Sfamps, Seals, Badges S+enciIs, Numbering Machines Name Plafes, Sfamp Pads One Day Service ALDY SERS, Owner B E S T SHAKNNON 55 u n C mpare Quality and You Will Buy SHANNON DATED FEEDS SHANNON FEED co. I STILLWATER Ph 43 I ' 1- I' J- Q'1.::f, 5' f 'II ML. II-A 'MII 'WUI' I ,Maln g 7, Y on?WnYAk After the Garrze!l4TITvays the Colonial Club Restaurant 2420 N. W. 23rd Oklahoma Cify FRIED CHICKEN HICKORY SMOKED BARBECUE DANCING NITELY HENIOY YOURSELF WITH LIS Pg 578 1 v l xi SD ii ,x A9 Ili Loggi xn St- See Mizz: X Qn x-le C 3 NX ek BMS 1 N 95 i EG i . inf N ' i 3129 , Swvie S m R l A .. f' oe Q. ' DMV' ,M Wolioliiv CW'??w l f,..', n 4 cms -um-U' if R 'ii od Qwd 1 5 We ff 5'1U' sung ' I S i2i31Z3rf'OTiXi,rifccl QQSXWE KS 2, X, ,, R ,, ezaiwl lx . Y , ,l Qw. G , A , N ,s wiv M' 1 WZYAQXKE . . , J Q ,fir . ,. 'g, kx 'I g 4 Y si i iv , ,Aw , 1 .MW As S'rillwa'rer's only morning newspaper, Hwe Daily O'Collegian performs an inval- uable funclion in covering campus, local, slale and nafional news for Jrlie more llwan l0,000 sludenls and facully olOlclal'1oma A. 84 M .... and ils adverlising pages provide llwem willi an imcormalive slwop- ping guide. AiIqiY U' IILJLIECGJIAN We Made a Lot of Good Bricks to Build Our Reputation! For many years we have furnished bricks for building a better Oklahoma. UPON THESE BRICKS RESTS OUR REPUTATIONU I We are happy to have supplied the bricks for the following buildings in the expansion program of Oklahoma A. and M. College: o STUDENT UNION Q lVlEN'S HALL ge 580 SI-lPlll.PIl BRICK 8. TILE CURP. P. O. Box 281 Telephone 2288 :.,,Y.,xI,,:,.,,,,, ill You Save! N A Cash Purchase is a Cash Saving at PENN EY'S y STILLWATER Q0 if Stillwater's Newest, Most Modern Men I . I Qlfwn 1 1 MENS SHOP 306 WASHINGTON Phone 3555 HOME OF TIMBLYflCLOTl'lBs0 0 URAL ROSS 0 NEILL ARMSTRONG 's Store A54 TIM E LY Q CLOTHES CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Lef your personal needs be our responsibiIi+y 4' I 'F I EMPLOYMENT ggjgyff B15 HALES BUILDING f 2'95ll'I WE'LL LISTEN: To your fish sfory, replace your 'Tackle or ou'HT'r you for any sport 0 SPALDING 0 , S? x W 'X M f N f S4 K R I IK lIl'S 606 Main Phone 606 Kansas cofnplefes anofher TD pass. PROPRIETORS: GENERAL MGR M. L. NEWSOM CECIL BROWN and G. D. NEWSOM BA MA PIE C OMPA Y When you have tried them all for BAMA you will call CDMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OE 1950 ANCEL EARP 6. CO. ALL KINDS or INSURANCE IEXCEPT LIFEJ 125 N. W. First OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 3-1308 Sr Qi ANCEL EARP-CECIL T. ROGERS-E. M. RICKMAN ' - - ' f g'fg2E511Q5'l A Y C C A U '.-' Vh ni rzi E Q I Y 0 W S I R ' A1.,.1. t .. ,:,, Stop here and . fi You can 11' '-,.. ' A'i: Zf' S+OP anywhere! Emi, Devmg' Yow Brake Service BRAKES - WHEEL ALIGNMENT N ' A 8l0 N. Harvey Phone 7-8609 A I t U YY f Y Wi, Yjjiw-v C-jnjili Art Gfifflib wlfb Sfof beovywelqlif, Dttk Hutfo I O J J nv 0 o o Jff A . . beginning with Old Central ,,. 5 , L . . . and still qoinq 'iltigq T S-e l'-. mm C M'-Ml Old Central, A. 6. Mfs best known landmark, was Cooke desiqned and built . . . now the Cookes are workinq on all the buildings under construction in A. ci M.'s building proqrani . . . thus a tradition of service to A. CS' Ivt. has extended over fifty-six years. And the know-how and inteqrity which won for Cooke the oriqinal Old Central contract are still a part of the Cooke creed. CLINT COOKE COMPANY 0 SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CONTRACTORS 0 TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY STILLWATER Page 582 Congratulations, A. and M. On the fine influence that radiates tram this great institution to all parts of the state ancl contributes so much to healthier, happier ancl more successful livina. ...FROM... me omuom conon COOPERATIVE Assocmnon Marketing for 40,000 Cotton Producers in the State of Oklahoma ,,,,,,, Y crz? 5 I V I J H -: - 1 1 i ' : -- , - -1 Ill , - V il.: , . ld I . I Y ' QLwW.L ---- -. .-.... - I '. JW -, - I-Q5 . -A '-4411 1 ,,. .-- .Qs 1 1 Epi, L - S - T' -:axe 9 , --- -- Y -'- H ...ru Fegenef T' -- - - 4,-: :gn -37:37 ':i:::.532g ,::::::w-5 'iiiiiiiiu 'EIIIIEEI1' lux: '5'g3EINi2l: :-iEi2::III 25232222114 illlkiifg- II' lll:'F-2! 'III'i::l-Wa 'IIOu!2EE?. 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I-..:::ES...v 3:5153-gg: ,- ,EIEEZIEQQH 'ln,::Z1E.m lgggggggfi Eiiilizgg E-555155151 :5g::g55E5. --E!!---ig I-iia::2,.i5 ::g:5-355555 l.:a...::5 iI::!g!:i-4 .!:::,:.::g: 'gag-ggzw' I!!!!!!'!,g, ' mzeaailiz. gfe:::::::s :::::e:,n IEEEQEQA Esssafiif- llesssmga g!e:::::a:r !igg::::si:g ,gssasrzegg 555525332 iiasrzasg E?EEE:::s. ,liiiiiiiier giaiiiii-rLS1E5' A------,qu V-s.a,...... :Eiz--:2 - r-:SL s..:5nu- ---umm -Elfnnwyf 1555225552 !::ez:::5gg Qisaffftiii IEEEESESEQ 555525555 flliisasasg 'lsiiaiinaaf ,--qw-M2 -!::11::E.,- ,li.:::!:,5 T15---A.-:va V-.iiffw Illlllgzgr Egglgg!E.:-:: HEEEEES !!:gg5,-gef' 155525531 122522252 EEFQSF f!!!E5r:'4'f' !fE:::eS9' Suze Saficf of 0144 Ufafafza gcanamq OKLAHOMA COTTONSEED CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION OKLAHOMA COTTON GINNERS ASSOCIATION Perrine Building, Oklahoma City Page 583 CQNGRATULATIONS, GRADS! -'fmbfff' .. ,, 11 ,, I ' f :P . .9, .5 . :ZA 4Lffss7?fE.7f9 Q' fzum QQ! f . - - em. 'V F - snow WISH! MRS. BETTE TERHILL Complimenfs of . . . COMMANDER MILLS, INC SAND SPRINGS. OKLA. -5' il 7 r 1' 1 ' f '1'aIvIii: 'I. 9 55 Years Service in Stillwater STILLWATERS SYMBOL O F ATL OHN ZINK HE T MAKERS For Dependable, T ROUBLE-FREE Serfvice :2:1:- '5:5? QSEr?:2.' ' A 252. 'tiff -ie.:-'...I:. - VTE? iff' . ,.1:::s:1ff-'fE5Ea.... ' V ' f-1-:-1-1-:rx+1.,.,.,,:.:.:.,.,1,::1,:::,111-:-f-5 -:-:..:::,:,:::::::. -.g.,:-f-:-:-:-:-14:-1-14:-1-1-:-:1-'.2:::2:..:::::f:::-1v.-:4:rs:r:r. si:-1----.+1f:.'f-2:1as:::r:::::2:1ss::s12:212:1ss:::::1:rf::::r::f::r:1:: 'A --- ,.+.-.-.1 -, , '41-2531: ':ff:f.1 2 , A-a,:5:r:-.-55525132215rE1ErEfErE:E:E:1:E:E:5:5:2:' ' .3,555525r2E5ErErBErErE2ErErE5:E:f:E24'' . ' JOHN ZlNK'S SHORTY FURNACE Only 26 Inches Deep Especially designed for installation where un- der floor space is limited. Being' only 26 inches deep, it can be installed Where foundations are extremely low, eliminating the need of a pit. Burns Natural, Manufactured and LP Gases. Can be furnished complete with Automatic Controls. NEW WHlSPER QUIET UNIT HEATER Mcxde 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- REF INERIES, GASOLINE PLANTS, APARTMENTS, CHURCHES, LAUNDRIES, BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS, HOMES, WAREHOUSES, HEAT TREATING VATS, FURNACES AND SPECIAL IOBS. JOHN ZINK COMPANY 4401 S. PEORIA TULSA, OKLAHOMA Pag 8 U CCES These friends of Oklahoma A. and M. Colleqe happily salute the fine expansion program now in proqress. STEELMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Genera! Conira-3 orS 9. O. 53- T253 I Qilahoma Cry AB C CLARK or SEQRES C SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5 fl, RfC Wi' 3-6408 Qi irwimi CT-f AMERICAN IRON AND MACHINE WORKS COMPANY STE Fl. lrviffmi 0Uohomr5 CTW SOUTHLAND COTTON OIL COMPANY Cldrriirri 7' V73 VI. E. 4 T C I Pnore 79-QVI HARTER-MARBLECRETE STONE CO.. INC. FN 4'-'Ei V.-IAM 3,4496 CfITar.orrTa CTT!! ACME POTATO CHIP COMPANY V72 -no Pf,r+S+a Q, :!,,,,,j Cui, . BOND LITHOGRAPHING AND A PRINTING COMPANY 411 TI. ff . 4 QHahorrTa CTW Fwfffl H. Pifnfirrlfir, Prez., Mgr. age 586 GRIFFIN GROCERY COMPANY .+ .. Beffer Perk Up Wu h GFIHIUIS Coffee IT'S Befier Per Cup I7I ofh kla oma 4 6N,W, Oh OLIVER HODGE RAY JONES C'Ty Siraie Srioernnienderd of Public lr1STruCTuorT 9TaTe Corporafmon Commussuo CHARLES MORRIS STa+e Efaminer and IrTSpec3Tor JOHN CONNER STATE TREASURER WILBURN CARTWRIGHT SECRETARY OF STATE JOHNSTON MURRAY JUST PIaTr1 FOIISI' W J HOLLOWAY Former Governor of Oklahoma Qlll AGGIES! This qiqantic surqe forward is rapidly multiplying the influence and service ot this already qreat institution. I I RAY O- I CRANE COMPANY VaIves-Eittings-Pipes-Piumbing-I-Ieating STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION I YQ5 Wesf Main QICIGIIOWIG CIIY I oiiaim Air I I CITIES SERVICE oII. co. City Conditioning I Dealers and Distributors I CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS I I Gasoiine-OiIs-Greases-Acme Tires if - . GENERAL MILLS I I oIcI.AI-IoMA FURNITURE I I MANUFACTURING COMPANY OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA I . , I Oklahoma City I I FRED JONES I of2'aIL'E'R Q23 SQTQPQQRY I FORD DEALER . I HA Sooner Seiection Makes the MeaI I I 200 S. I-Iarvey OkIahoma City QIQIGIIOVIIG CIIY I METROPOLITAN PAVING co. I I CAPITOE-D STEEI- S31 ,IRQN C0- I . PAVING ASPHALTS . ' Otiice arTdpeRiIairTtjI72IovIiST Agnew I6OO West Reno OkIahoma City OkIahoma City . . . 6-33II - I.. D. 624 I DENISON MOTOR COMPANY DoDeE Q PLYMOUTH o DODGE TRUCKS SI7 N. Robinson Oklahoma City CAPITOL COMPRESSED STEEL COMPANY Ottice-I4O W. Choctaw 2-2537 Riant-900 S. Robinson 2-8945 I Oklahoma City SCRIVNER-STEVENS COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS I2O-36 E. Washington Oklahoma City COFFEEN OLDSMOBILE coMPANY I 90 I N. Broadway Oklahoma City I WESTERN NEWSPAPER I UNION Everything Eor The Printer 2 d CI N I-I y F1 GFI . GFV9 Oklahoma City KERR'S UPTOWN DOWNTOWN Okiahoma City Norman Page 587 A r :Q 1 'J WH' l R O S S M A N 9 S 'Everytliiiiq tcr School and Cities 5 'ffl H Q., lt 1 ' N 2 ,- 2' 'la' 127 W. 7th 2 Q Y STILLWATER, OKLA. , .,, ,,,.H ,Y .,-N. ,.- 1 1, L 1, '- l AGGIES: We are glad to have had a part in the building program ot Oklahoma A. G M. College- an institution of which all Okla- homa is lustly proud. -CLLER HEATING C0.-- OKLAHOMA CITY 1726 N. W. 5th Phone 3-1226 Page 588 , l I Assuzs ' i Q THE 1950 REDSKIIXI THE CLIO PRESS ANNUAL DIVISION of 'rhe ECONOMY ADVERTISING Co. IOWA CITY, IOWA Qfzff-gf ll! uv , .5 'Y 'X , 'V veisfwflliiill-elm b u -X r I , A I - Rf N ,Q, M ,f , You HAVE T0 mmm-:EM ' '-f- -- A -it It -V I, ,gag A V A,,A, :Mp V!v3Vi1,..3rL3 ,,A, BEFQRE YQU CAN FRY 11-if M dv? 4 , ', , ' V 4,.,,- Y es, there can be inany a slip from 03' 1 - A if 51 V, V .V -1. 5'f?f2f5?34ial-5' 1 V V '. ffl' the strike to the frying pan. How ,rfaazzlilggy M EW -xf, 7,7 .,, .rs f 'W , If , . K, sinlple it would be if the fish would rw .. 2212, If ' f ' ' ,il 5 ' yi V '?' , , , . I A A 'f V -,fp sirnply iurnp into the net -Clean it- - g.u 'MIL ., 4' '-5 ,- L' ' ' ' ,ff H 'g, I,-, A ..V,, g y i fvgi, self ao to rnarket and then rniracu- , -- K .,,g,' 1 .A -' I, ,,,..,,,fy,:,f w..,.1.f V V fl 'f e H5 ' , ...L 'ff-Q .ff l i n ' 4.ff'f Mft- lously appear in your frying pan I 1w l W'-if ready to be Cooked! But natures ,I 4 . f ,r..a ,7 V V CEB' QW' Zu' 4 if 'gifts are never free. Before they be- hwfovpfw rfrf A-fr V 'F -'w ' r Y 'v' -v Corrie of real value they must be Caught, processed and transported to you. Like Natural Gas it, too, . , .. , ini wir . , wr '-fl In you at your burner tips, ready for use. And ' r 'f 1' Olzlfzh fry: llfrvurfxl fY'i'Jldlll'J'j',il,1 with never failing service 24 hours a 11' 'fl IT- l' ': 'r 'hat l 'illl7'AZT the Cf.f,trdinated efforts of over 1900 employees f.,1l.' ' ti. 9 .rt Oitlfrhwn fi l'icrm'13 and industries VI dependable supply of 4 ' 'llf' '.'!',ili'J T fill' oHLnHomn nmuam QM SERVING GREATER OKLMIOMI Page 590 l 9 n nnm0 'U' c- ' ffl' Ci? Take Your Pos'r-Graduale Course ln Economy by Shopping a+ Your Nearby Anfhony S'rore Regularly Cie WHEREVER YOU ARE. In Oklahoma - Texas - New Mexico - Kansas H Isn'f Far fo Your Nearby Anfhony Sfore Headquar+ers, Braniff Blclg., Oklahoma Cify ' '1 ' f 1'. wl ': 'f EM,-- E vu? n rn.-., Cinema ,W GAS RANGE WARD EBESZCE NAMES T0 REMEMBER SERVEL-ihe ONLY refrigera+or lhal freezes silen+ly and operafes for less +l1an llfzc a day! CHAMBERS-flue 2-oven gas range fhai comes in colors and cooks lo a furn will: Hue gas furned off! WARD-lhe floor furnace Willl builf-in fem- peralure conlrol and a 20-YEAR GUARAN- TEE. Remember fhese names . . . ASK FOR THEM, and enjoy flue lasf word in convenienf, modern living. HALES - MULLALY COMPANY Www 1950 Ream. .. . . . 604 payed of memafziedf ' ?w? - EEEE E ARES The . . . BOOTERIE . . . . . . HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES FINE SHOE REPAIRING GOODHOLM'S GRAIN . FEEDS . SEEDS PEARSCDN DRUGS N25 Years Service to Students BO W5+5On H6665 for home- DRILLING PRODUCTION Congmizzlazfiom, Gwzcizmief KERR-McGEE 0IL INDUSTRIES, INC. KERR-McGEE BUILDING Oklahdma Cify, Oklahoma EXPLORATION REFINING Pag 593 As STEAM POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION MURPHY BOILER 6: PIPING CO. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Cmnt- If-':' A.llA'3 ,'-,lu lf ffyn 7 v Yrvr ,Y N YW Y--if J. J. BOLLINGER CUNSTBIICTIUN CUMPANY BRANIFF BUILDING gvswiplzqat Qu,-Amnyofgr OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA . NIUIRIPHYQS 'Sw A 7 1,3 ,-f ix T 1 X' SY' w A 1 HARDWARE SPODE-FOSTORIA WESTINGHOUSE MAGIC CHEF A TAPPAN 2 SPORTS eoons Q 468 ZTQITZZIZEK 8.5Mai,. I W , Bu d MEADOW GGLD DAIRY PRCDUCTS BIRDSEYE FRQZEN Foons Disfribufed by Beatrice Foods Co. Tulsa Oklahoma Cify Pg 595 ge 596 The Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow YELLOW CAB COMPANY Sfillwafefs Oldesf and Fines+ Taxicab Compan o DISPATCHED BY RADIO 0 PHONE 1 PHONE SOUTHWEST BUX CU. FIBERBOARD SHIPPING CONTAINERS SAND SPRINGS, OKLA. I Q.. Bright and Crispy- Sweet ond Spicy. Nothing better! -'fig X' 4 'V x X If y Opurchoxe lhos sn your home - ' us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago 1901 Sexton aww, wma U-I8 m H Ii Ill G HI ST 0 nv ln md 541145 af Qfwkzczffbfz n uunnrfn or n CENTURY Y , I A I . , i - K --'. I QQA Q ,I My M D I 4 -X iff- . A I f ' A fi Q? ' :if 4 Q ' 0 v M2511 aufffwzxfmfl iE n n v I n 1: c 0 m P n n v ' ' TULSA, OKLAHOMA I 9 I I X4 ff Page 598 I ICE CREAM M -m-m-m Better'n Anything! A PERFECT FOOD AT YOUR NEAREST I STORE OR FOUNTAIN I N I ++ M Ge I for our specxal PRICE LIST' Pe -you f3,. I , ...you can still buy PORTRAITS from your REDSKIN picture! We s+iII have The neqafives of all RED- SKIN class pidrures on file . . . and you can s+iII 'rake advantage OI The speciaI discounf orcfered To REDSKIN subscribers. 0SBORN'S CAMPUS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE I CAMERA SUPPLIES 306 Washingfon S+iIIwa+er Phone I220 60.910, Res1'uuran+ Supplies l and Equipmeni' , X Food Service, Equipmenl and Supplies For lnslilurions, I-Iolels and Resdraurandrs 43I-33 N. W. 7+h 3-l549 OKLA. CITY 3 I The BEST for year 'round LISTENING SPORTS . NEWS . DRAMA , Music . VARIETY KTUL I I430 on fhe DIAL CBS In Nor+heas+ Oklahoma U A . ' I Pulorlrn guves Defrouf a bad lime, ANDERSON PRIIIHARIJ IIIL IIURPIIRATIIIN Independent Producers and Refmers General Offices Apco Tower, Oklahoma Clfy, Okla Manufaclurers of Ilnesdr grade pefroleum producrs Challenge Gasolune Producls sold Ihrough nndependenl lobbers and dlsfrlbulors In Oklahoma Buy wllh confrdence al Ihe slahons dusplayung Anderson Prichard signs LOOK FOR THE SIGNS Challenge XS Ivlolor Oil, Kerosene, Traclor Fuels, lnduslrial Naphfhas, Asphalfs. Page 599 Lin l Mercury PHONE 3544 LAUGHLIN MOTCBS l SALES AND SERVICES Sth and LOWRY STILLWATER A Quarter Century in Stillwater , n The ROY T. HOKE Lumber Co. I The One Stop Building Storev l 218 w. sth . Phone 377 rw Smeg-1, E- is PEW! A VY il COMPLIMENTS OF lHTIONl-XL TLKNIQ CUNIIZAN V kg, TUL SA, OKLAH OMA. Oil-Water Emulsion Treaters W Oil, Gas and Water Heaters Oil-Gas Separators Pressure Vessels QQMRXQQ Bolted Tanks Yvaifal p Welded Tanks Nl Yxgfgsvx Wood Tanks X Armco-National Casing Tite-line Couplings BRHNCHES, STUIIKS 8 SERVICE IN lll.l. lMP0ll'l'IlN'l' llll. FIELDS P ge 600 INCOME AND INFLUENCE l You want a sound career, with work that is l permanent, conqenial and profitable. Lite Insurance may offer you a surpassing l opportunity NOW! l CONSULT WITH I. HAWLEY WILSON, C.L.U. General Agent and Associates MEISSZIGIIIISGIIS Mllllliil lift? IIISUIZIHGG 00. l 1240 First National Building Phone 3-1456 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. ' v Complete Electric Installation of A. 8: M. Power Plan? COlVll3LllVlENTS 5 OF INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS A OKLAHOMA CITY I 627 N. W, SECOND TEL 3 4541 As - 1 f I QQ? iw' Editor Johndrow shows his appreciation of Associate Editor Neal's 1 work. GEORGE H. C. GREEN Vice-Pres. Liberty National A G M Class '22 Past President A G M tFormer Student? Assn. Mr. Green extends congratulations from ' The Bank Tl'1at's Friendly to all Aqqieland 'Ulm HHILIL I ' ll if I B E RTY N A BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page 60I A Acacia 3 I 8-3 l9 Adverlising 81 added lealures 600 Aggie Princess, 226 Aggie 5OCie-ly, 4I6-4I7 Aggielles, 4l4-4l5 Aggievalor, 240-24l Aggie X, 4l3 Agrfcullure, Division ol, 46 Agronomy Club, 4l8-4l9 AIEE. 420-42I AIIE, 422-423 Airlorce Personnel, 284 Airlorce Group, 287-290 Alpha Chi Omega, 360-36I Alpha Della Pi, 362-363 Alpha Gamma Rho, 320-32l Alpha Kappa Psi, 424 Aloha Pi Mu, 425 Alpha Sigma Ela, 426 Alpha Tau Omega, 322-323 Alpha Zela, 427 Aqualics Club, 432 Arls 81 Sciences, School ol, 47 ASAE, 428 ASCE, 429 ASME, 430-43l 557- GE ERALI DEX Chinese Sludenls Club, 538 Choral Club, 442-443 Coaching Slall, 250-25l Collegians, 448 Colle-giale FFA, 444-445 Commerce, Division ol, 48 Commerce Queen, 229 Commerce Sludenl Council, 446-447 Composile Regimenl, 292 Cordell l-lall, 382-389 Crops Judging Team, 543 Dairy Dairy Dairy Dean Dean Della Della Della Della Della D Callle Judging Team, 543 Producls Judging Team, 544 Science Club, 450-45I ol Sludenls, 54 ol Women, 55 Chi, 306-307 Sigma Alpha, 449 Sigma Pi, 454 Tau Della, 328-329 Zela, 366-367 Disciples Sludenl Fellowship, 452-453 Alhlelic Cabinel and Direclor, 249 AWS, 44 B Baplisl Sludenl Union, 433 Baseball, 270-27I Baskelball, 260-265 Beauly Judges Leller, 2I I Beauly Runners-up, 222-225 E Educalion, School ol, 49 Engineering Ballalion, 293 Engineering Sludenl Council, 455 Enlomology Club, 538 Epsilon Pi, 539 Ela Kappa Nu, 456-457 Beauly Winners 31 Fashions, 2I2-22l Beaux Arls, 434 Bela Alpha Psi, 435 Bela Thela Pi, 324-325 Block and Bridle, 438-439 Blue Key, 436-437 Board of Publicalions, 246 Board of Regenls, 4I C Cadel Corps, 286 Chi Epsilon, 440 Chi Gamma lo1'a,44l Chi Omega, 364-365 Page 602 F Facully, 58-62 Farmhouse, 330-33l Fealures, I75-202 Firemen's Club, 458 Flying Aggies, 459 Foolball, 252-259 Foreslry Club, 460 Former Sludenls Associalion, 245 Freshman Class, l62-l72 Freshman Queen, 230 Fulure Teachers ol America, 46l G Gamma Della, 462 Gamma Sigma, 463 General Adminislralion, 56-57 Girls' Band, 464 Girls' Glee Club, 465 Goll, 272 Governor, 37 Graduales, 64-67 Graduale School, 50 Grand Council, 392 Ground Force Personnel, 285 H Hanner l-lall, 378-379 l-lellner, Colonel Pele T., Jr., 282 Hell l-lounds, 466-467 Home Economics Club, 468-469 Home Economics, Division ol, 5l l-lorlicullure Club, 470 lba, Henry P., 249, 260 lnlanlry Ballalion, 297-300 lnlercollegiale Rodeo Club, 470 lnlerlralernily Council, 3l6 lnlerlralernily Pledge Council, 3l7 lnlernalional Relalions Club, 472 lnlramurals, 278-280 lllanaha, 473 J Class, l38-148 l-lolel Greelers, 474 Panhellenic Council, 359 Junior Junior Junior K Alpha, 332-333 Alpha Thela, 368-369 Della, 370-37I Della Pi, 476-477 Kappa Gamma, 372-373 Kappa Psi, 475 Phi, 478-479 Sigma, 334-335 Tau Pi, 480 Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa L Lambda Chi Alpha, 336-337 Livesloclc Judging Team, 544 ml- M Masonic Club, 48l Meal Judging Team, 545 Men's Glee Club, 482 Mililary, 28 I -3 l 2 Morlar Board, 483 Mu Kappa Tau, 486 Murray I-lall, 399-404 Muslangs, 484-485 N New Dorm, 405-4I0 Newman Club, 487 Norlh Murray l'lall, 390-39l O HON Club, 274-275 O Club Queen, 228 O'Collegian, 238-239 Officers Club, 309-312 Olcla. lnslilule of Technology, 52 Olcla. Slale Engineer, 242 Olcmulgee Branch, 547-556 Omicron Nu, 488 Orange Quill, 540 Orange 8: Blaclc Quill, 539 Order of Gregg Arlisls, 489 Ordnance Ballalion, 294 OSPE, 490-49I P Panhellenic Council, 358 Peppers, 492 Pershing Rifles, 302-303 Pelroleum Club, 493 Phi Chi Della, 494 Phi Della Thela, 338-339 Phi Ela Sigma, 496-497 Phi Kappa Tau, 340-34I Phi Lambda Upsilon, 495 Phi Mu Alpha, 498 Phi Sigma, 499 Pi Bela Phi, 374-375 Pi Epsilon Alpha, 500 GE ERAL I Pi Kappa Alpha, 342-343 Pi Mu Epsilon, 50l Pi Omega Pi, 540 Pi Tau Sigma, 502-503 Players Club, 54I Poullry Judging Team, 545 The Presidenl, 38-39 Press Princess, 227 Psi Chi, 504 Punchers, 505 R I950 Redslcin, 236-237 Regimenlal Pershing Rifles, 304 R.O.T.C. Band, 28l R.O.T.C. Rille Team, 305 Rul-Nex, 506-507 S Scabbard and Blade, 306-307 Senior Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Signal Social Class, 68-I36 Alpha Epsilon, 344-345 Alpha im, 508 Alpha Sigma, 54I Chi, 346-347 Della Chi, 243 Gamma Epsilon, 509 Nu, 348-349 Phi Epsilon, 350-35I Tau, 5l0-5I I Ballalion, 295 Dance Club, 5 I 4-5 I 5 Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers, 5l6-5 l 7 Sociefy of Personnel Managemenl, 5l3 Sophomore Class, I I3-I26 Speakers Club, 542 Spur and Comb, 5l8 Slale Regenls for Higher Educalion, 40 Sludenl Senale, 42-43 Symphonic Band, 5I9 Symphonic Choir, 520-52I Symphonic Orcheslra, 522 DEX T Tau Bela Sigma, 523 Tau Gamma, 524 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 352-353 Tech Sociely, 526-527 Tennis, 273 Terpsichorean, 525 Thaicher I-lall, 380-38l Thela Chi, 354-355 Thera Kappa Phi, 356-357 Thela Sigma Phi, 244 Traclc, 268-269 V Varsilonians, 529 Varsily Radio Club, 528 Velerans Village, 203-2 I0 Velerinary Medicine, School o Velerinary Sociely, 530-53l W WAA, 276-277 Wesley Eoundalion, 532 Wesfminsler Eoundalion, 533 Who's Who, 23 I-234 Wildlife Sociely, 534 Willard l'lall, 393-398 Women's Rifle Team, 308 Wreslling, 266-267 X Xi Mu, 535 Y YMCA, 536 YWCA, 537 Z Zela Tau Alpha, 376-377 Page 603 AD MUSKOGEE Manhallan Conslrucfon Co., 563 OKLAHOMA CITY Acme Pofaio Chip Co. 586 American Iron 8: Machine Works Co., 586 Ancel Earp 8: Co., 582 Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., 599 Bama Pie Co., 58I Bearrice Foods Co., 595 Bishops 562 J. J. Bollinger Consrruclion Co., 594 Bond Lirhography 81 Prinling Co., 586 Capiral Compressed Sleel Co., 587 Capifal Sfeel 81 Iron Co., 587 Carpenrer Paper Co., 564 Wilburn Carlwrighl, 586 Ciries Service Oil Co., 587 B. C. Clark, 586 Corieen Oldsmobile Co., 587 Colonial Club Reslauranr, 578 Commercial Employmenl Service, 58I John Conner, 586 Clin? Cooke Co., 582 Crane Co., 587 Denison Mo+or Co., 587 Chas. M. Dunning Consrrucfion Co., 564 General Mills, 587 Gririin Grocery Co., 586 I-lales-Mullaly Co.. 592 I-larr Industrial Supply Co., 564 I-larler-Marblecrefe Slone Co., Inc., 586 Hirsch-Swan Corp., 587 Oliver Hodge, 586 W. J. Holloway, 586 lndusfrial Elecfric Co.. 6OI Fred Jones, Ford Dealer, 587 Ray Jones, 586 The Jones Co., Inc.. 599 Kerrs, 587 Kerr-McGee Oil lndusfries. Inc., 593 Liber'ry National Bank, 6OI Mass. Mufual Life Insurance Co., 6OI Me+ropoIi+an Paving Co., 587 Mid-Confinenf Life Insurance Co., 559 Charles Morris, 586 Page 604 ERTISERS INDE Johnsfon Murray, 586 Narional Liveslock Commission Co., 570 Paul l'l. Nunn, 577 O. K. Sfamp 84 Seal Co., 578 Oklahoma Collon Cooperafive Associarion, 583 Oklahoma Corronseed Crushers Associalion, 583 Oklahoma Corlon Ginners Associ- alion, 583 Oklahoma Furnilure Manuiacluring Co., 587 Oklahoma Tile Co., Inc., 576 Oller Healing Co., 588 Ozmun 81 Co., 587 Robberson Sleel Co., 57l Scrivner-Srevens Co., 587 Securily Federal Savings 8: Loan Associalion, 588 Soulhland Collon Oil Co., 586 Spaelh Engineering Co., 576 Sreelman Conslruclion Co., 586 Slehfenis, 598 Welherbee Elecfric Co.. 574 Ray O. Weems, 587 Weslern Newspaper Union, 587 Yow Brake Service, 582 SAND SPRINGS Commander Mills, Inc., 584 Soulhwesl Box Co., 596 SAPULPA Sapulpa Brick 81 Tile Corp., 580 SHAWNEE Murphy Boiler 81 Piping Co., 594 STILLWATER A. 81 M. College Book Srore, 573 An+hOny'5, 59l Bafes Bros., 562 Booferie. 593 Brooks, 558 Chrismans, 578 Creech's, 58I Crossman's, 588 Douglas Food Marl, 560 Empire Furnilure Co., 560 Farrar Cleaners, 588 Flower Basker, 584 Peylon Glass 8: Son, 568 Goodholm's, 593 Roy T. lfloke Lmbr. Co., 600 R. Jay Cleaners, 572 Jennie Mofor Co., 570 Johnson Service Co., 568 Kalz, 584 I-aughlin's, 567 Laughlin Mofors, 600 Mallox Jewelry, 56I McBride's, 560 McCaIiIree Drug, 568 Mid-Wesl Creamery, 572 Murphyis, 595 O'Collegian, 579 Osborn's Sludio, 598 Payne Counly Creamery, 574 Pearson Drugs, 593 Penney's, 580 Ross 84 Armslrong, 58l Rounds 81 Porler, 576 Shannon Feed Co., 578 E. W. Shellon Lumber Co., 570 Simpson Ponliac, 566 Srillwafer Nalional Bank, 562 Swim's, 565 Yellow Cab, 596 TULSA Brown Dunkin, 569 KTUL, 599 M. K. 8: O., 575 Nalional Tank Co., 600 Newspaper Prinling Co., 56I Oklahoma Nalural Gas Co., 590 Plumbers Supply Co., 574 Soulhweslern Engraving Co., 597 John Zink Co., 585 CHICAGO, ILL. John Sexlon Oualily Foods, 596 IOWA CITY, IOWA Economy Advertising Co., 589 I n,r,,' ' L . ' L. . ' 2 A ulxl, Il I . , Q 0 Q 1 C 1 O - J' V ! 0 ' ' 1 ' 4 .- v 4 ,-4 W . A 4 MK . u ., 4 f A,.q . l 4-7 '. , . . ' .. 1 - nk Y ,P - ,POL d Q A ..,, ' . U. 1' ,- J ' ..,,A. .M ,U - 'v' V V . ' , a A 'A af ' A , N f -4, f it . 'ls W ir , . HDL ' t X yr w ' 4 wg W ' 6 V' 'r, . , ,' nn- X ,. -. .. Q, ff ', s., ' V -, .' sq .g.,,5 4.45 P f u 'W 11 , , 1 'Q 4. 3 0 v- I 4 4 , J I I . . - 1 I ,. , ii, -it