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- Class of 1951

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From rhis sfudenl voice sprang The firsl' poli- cies, lhe firsr allocarion of Union resources and 'the firsr drive 'rowards more advanrages for all s+uclen'rs. This board inlerprered sludenl' needs and wishes 'I'o C. A. TibbeH's, direcror, and applied +he inirial eFFor'r +o sfarl' Union ac+ivi+ies rolling in +he righ+ direcrion. 'Simi' I ww4 hx1': 'H-mf wuqmzwmmmwwwm 7 M .,..M ? ,M 'if A L,L,. .. 22 , Q :zzz Nik ff waidzfsaapvflvwr- YAQ1!i:W1v541i? 1 A' kiwissw- NGN wa Nrwm 22, un ummm www, xv We AE uwni fm vm. '-H-qu... .740 joffoufing I4 a lQoJfer of fge baftUV emhetg Obfahom J4. E3 W. Coffey J .gilltlfflf MIJOII ,!4l!Ui50l'y Ofll' Q46 ,!,rfAul' .LZA wlivnrur mf,z:.,., fiiunlrl4lll izxzgglznlly fam., C ,,., -,.. f 2 of 7Mwlw. ,MW QL sf,, , Jfflw WL-H-ff Q1 ,,,, Vp JIM .,1. H CA .,,- 0.1 I2 Gfulum WL lfl. , ll-M ,,,-f f Mu, ju. ll'95i? 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V - vm z11:,2x,1 :LZ V A La June Win? iinseil . a cool drinkin The open-air Sfariignf forraca wiflw giass- iop Jrabies and comforfable me-'ral chairs. ine iaiasjr co-ed fashions avaiiabie in ine womens shop. TTA wa . . . ine spacious Bailroom, beaufifuliy Furnished, scene for many privaie and school dances. Bailroom doors on wesi side open onfo airy ierrace, lwandy for ina? Hbreain' befween dances. C6005 ...... Convcnienny Cenfercd on We campus, The Union is ideal for school convenfions. Tne fobby on H10 qround 'HOOF is offen used for r'oqI5fraHon and CCIT+l'dN informa- Hon poinf for dolcqafes. lr-f.N.,, cw' I . . . Time ouf for a clgarehio In ine French lounge, ckaborafdy furnished Min period pieces . ,X ,4- CA M , Bob Harrison llnsell , . llwe clubby confines of flwe card room, popular place for bridge and canasla. ...lo coke dale al The Slarliglwf snack bar where food can be falcon olllwer To llwe fables on llwe roof or lo llwc Slarliqllf lounge overlooking The dance floor. ln flwe monslrous all'-cohdilloncd ballroom, capable of lwandllng 600 couples, music is piped llwrouqlw speakers from llwo bandslamcl lo llwe lar corners of The floor. ,,,, '1l,,,, , ,, ,,, , ,, 4 f ik . . . bowling for variely. Eiglmi modern equipped alleys are available morning, noon and niglif al regular prices for all sludenls. 'Wi kg ...llne convenienl service of llwe neal flower shop for ordering Qorsages deslined for flue dale on special occasions. , . . flue orienfal flavor of lime Chinese lounge, loealed on ilwe second floor. Coslly irnporled Clwinese arf, air lilled willfi incense and infricaie rnozaic woodwork creale proper almosplwere. For M i Jim Sindf iinseil lnferesiing frinicefs, qifis and novelfies poke our from gifi shop hiding places. Afiraciive dispiays of unusual wares lure Aggies on fne birilwdays and anniversaries of Their friends. Weil-sfociced rnen's shop provides Aggie men wirlw ine besf in haberdasiwery. Even a biiiiard iable was provided, for inoso who can play, by Union pianners. L. ofenf of Qiscriminafing T sf s ml Bsmvsinq mom Marks are parfia Ny W'ed Min 700 bfwks se-Nedod primmiw fo z-rwerfaiw ro' Qdmwo, TWH prfvwmrcc-d arwuffar desfufw and scff O55'EN f!7VTES mf 'we Morieffr ourme- are dMIr:,H-W. There is GWWDY5, Yaughfer and acfivify in 'rhe Sfarlighf Youhge where Aggies come Xusf fo make hm over a coke. for fAe George Alhson linsefj The Union goes aH our fo accommo- dafe group achvify. Here, fhe Pep coLmCH me-ers In one of IO fdudeni orfices. -,gow W The clean cuf snooker room rs OU+SfGUdIV1Q 5f1V3CfIOU To T dems always crowded wnfh boys and grrNs Too b - , W 9 ,- ,, ,,.f,,...w,,y-, ..., Q 4,-,.: f..-. ., :,,.5,,y.f', , , - up ind Q' Wives-ww-w.....,,,M ar sa US fofn Mu QHTS WO VSVTIGFTN Sf, in fween cfasses, fha? They need 41 pasfo O Ipsfl .. N--.-- ' und! mom mth 2Ofoo1 frmhoffm c.onfPv'ence Talwfff Ia wf-Jima 'nom ion sfaff and SfUdffVT Advisory board. Hi 4' ll! -an S 9 9 9 1. - :nga Y 4 1 2 5 s 'vw Q 1 1 rw 1 A- 1 Q-K -A QW, I - - wwf' ,naw A W V Z f- Q ww .FM , .V Nw ,. ,LM .,A. aww, Qwd E. Lxlxemfbaw fmsefj Hu: homey, dolicafely decorafcd quasi rooms, SI 'I 1 open iw Hn, pUbMC, vislimq frirwds and Vdafivos of sfudenfs, . . Thv uparklmq Jean bafhrcom fndllfies in :ivory mom. Sami- rooms have STEQU-ghovwewq Ofhma, bnH1TlMvff,Howr'v fombfmfsfimn, WOVUQP1 To 'flax In Nm fnf0v'w'1f survl,Hnr1'fQNf'd Sfav'HnM forrace. 5 5 .K I Q. 4 Q wk, K. a W. ,ww-T ,Y 4 xv ., v :img ,E S ww Y' SW in 1A A.., N 1,', fm W -wfff iv i ff wa .- V V, 'fg,,w,,,Q f -?'. . M ik rslfor Mu kno? hi5 own bow tie imma :dy 'rwadm ries L 01215 Y riv v , urge, , ,V 65 vw r' fdcmffafes ifvb . , . We upecial conveniences of ieloplwomo, veadimq lawns ard irdlviduaNy Qcmfrflikd quad quarfcrs. CO mdlficmimq In ,v ' V, K ,DQ 1 3 Wm F' 3, if 3 S 5 9 8 9 9 M. . I ff :HH v in Pv idenf Brimm rx? aw! 1 MH 1 rmfm. fffm-1Mrm fwufwpxeinie rf HW4 Mvwru! pm mcg ff -,JU wwf L O v lm 155532, Hawk ,ww k V' 2 , 'ing 5 sr Y A. i Faffjeg .L 4 L ,,,MWrQ,,,, Y, A2 1 V , I M A M N ,L Q- ,gf K V , f I A fx ' 4 ., Q. 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It fs W WM , .Wmwq ,M K 75, K W I 4 Q S: 2-5 2'g I I 2 1 ' ,111 111 :I S ..,,.,. -Q gy: :-- f APS -as F 1' ' Q1 ,Qfigw b . f m K ik k . , 4 'XV' il M .1 gy y f :sg mf K Aff WWE' . f av ' .- f.:: 'G fww ' M' I - - 'f 'ww-,wp , Q, Jaw' K r gag, , ... 8 SPACIOUS Cordell hall s+ands guard on norfh edge of +he campus. THATCHER hall, old home of 'lhe alhleies, virfually adjoins Swim's. HANNER hall, one of fhe old- es'I' residence halls on +he cam- pus, is one of +he smaller men's dorms. dur.- MURRAY hall, in sfriking beauiy, was +i1e firsi' of A. 8: M.'s ihree impressive girls' dormiiories. Here are some of Hue Coeds who find Murray hail a pieasani' home. 1 W if ,UWM W. STOUT hall is +he newesi' of lhe sisler dormifories. ONLY green grass separales Willard hall from The+a pond. N. MURRAY hall was originally a girls' dormifory bu+ now houses men. 326, I . . L x ff, WILLIAMS HALL Poinfed +urre+s arresl Hue eye To fhis quainl lanclmarlc 'rlwal' lnisfori- cally has been lhe home of many cle- par+men+s. .Wie EW MORRILL HALL Tiers of sfeps carry en- erge+ic business and commerce sfudenfs info square-shouldered Mor- rill half. ,www L...,, 32+ wus ,Hz J 5- ' ' Q i Q I 'Q f I 5 2 x E 5 I DAIRY BARN Rugged and clean-cu'l', +l1e new Dairy barn is a symbol of progress in scienlific 'Farming ancl a monumen+ +0 flue realis- 'ric approach of college sludy. ' . . a 514,11 f- :mi Afl, E, 1? Y22?f'5:ikf 'R . . 3 if T -mf , . ,Q ,yy F12 1' 5' life 4 3' ing 0 ' 4 ,,f4a4..'!'Q 5, . ,, 5 A , rrrs Q W r,s, 4 r r f 4 y Q 3,55 I ,K iw fu Q Pie l.Yr s ,ffaf f we . s WW... ..,,....,....---- FIELDHOUSE The frophy-filled halls of fhe Fieldhouse remind Aggies of Hwe increasing afhlefic fame being won on Hue mais, courfs and gridirons. 'gx a ' QS IMT' '--fi-2 I -.4,Q ,fi H, . 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Y 554' 4 4 'mm was M ..-1.-he . - M. , .ws 7 5iL.g,sf,i21iiiiafiffjjk M aligiriwii' , TK, W, My 4, .L , f ci rfwf -Rf Q71 u e ff Z f 0l!8l lfL0l y0Al'Lf5 t0l'L lflfl l 6L ln congralulaling and wishing Ol4lahoma's chief execulive every suc- cess in lhe leadership ol slale allairs and Irs progressive desliny during fhe nexl four yearsq in apprecialion ol his sound lundamenlals of demo- cralic government slrong adminislralive policies, sincere concepls ol economic growlh and his delerminalion lo ser in lasler molion Qlclahoma polenrials unlimiled . . . we pledge allegiance To Johnslon Murray, sec- ond generalion member of a dislinguished family serving This slale as governor. Page 37 P s d B TT T cl p Tgure in The local and naTional spoTlighT. T h h T Th Cl y P TT T d Ts direcTor, beTore an adminisTraTion luncheon in The STudenT Union. AT righT, PresidenT BenneTT, in Th l T P T4 p Q d T l Blair l-louse in WashingTon, D. C,, wiTh AssisTanT SecreTary oT STaTe Webb. .xdgoouf dw !Qre5ic1!e1f1,f The success sTory oT many men is brighTly eTched in speciTic aTTain- menT, buT ThaT oT Dr. l-Te-nry Garland BenneTT, presidenT oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, is a liTTle more brillianT and versaTile-regionally, naTionally ancl inTernaTionally. ln 45 years oT disTinguished school service in Qklahoma alone, he has become America's DiplomaT of EducaTion. l-lis career reaches Trom The rural mail boxes oT his naTive sTaTe oT Arkansas, which he serviced as a Tarm youTh, To his currenT role as acl- minisTraTor oT The globally poignanT PoinT-4 program Tor The develop- menT oT The world's backward counTries. STudenT educaTional TulTillmenT was his goal when he came To Qkla- homa in I9Oo. As a young educaTor wiTh a plan, he served ChocTaw counTy Tor I8 years as counTy and ciTy school superinTendenT. The plan was The same, wiTh a broader vision, during his giTTed presidency oT SouTheasTern STaTe Teacher's College, DuranT, Trom I9I8 To I928. ln 23 vivid years as The presidenT oT Qklahoma A. X4 M. College, ThaT same credo, mulTiplied many Times, has proven phenomenal by any sTandard oT measuremenT. QualiTy educaTion, opporTuniTy unbounded Tor sTudenTs linked wiTh adminisTraTive genius, plan and purpose have been his Tools. l-lis daily challenge has been To do The impossible. This he has done in a specTacular 25-year campus building and expansion program, in The creaTion oT unsurpassed college TaciliTies, in highesT level scholasTic sTandards and inspiraTional leadership. AuThor, speaker, sTudenT, lisTed in Ame-rica's Top Who's Who, The naTion's mosT ardenT Flying Prexy, he has Trod The pilgrim's Trails To CanTerbury and The l-loly Land. l-le has charTed his college programs in The shadow oT The Sphinx, above The clouds in his Travels, on The caTTle range and behind an oTTice desk ThaT is used To The Ten-hour day. l-lis obligaTions have been To The greaT, The near-greaT and The ambi- Tious. WiTh These he has kepT The common Touch. Por sTudenTs aT A. Xi M. he has been a designer of clesTinies exTraordinary and under his guidance horizons unlimiTed have become liTerally True. 0 K hZggx,5E.:f,,' - my 'Z ' Qr' ii a 1. Q gag, SL' R ' U E ff' Wi as W Q 'S DR HE N' I lv is? 1-Sm Q73 EE N B . E, L- A ..... . Q V -v,, - - 0 naw if ,gli f Row I: Dr. M. A. Nash, Oklahoma CiTyg WharTon MaThies, ClayTong Guy I-larris, Ardmoreg Clee O. DoggeTT, Cherokee. R 2SAByTCh'gWDLiTTlAdJhRg Tl HJ kl B++ kl Sims lggmfj DIAL CURRIN, Chairman ag o n o ers, usa: Guy . ames, O. ahoma CiTyp Frank u ram, O ahoma CiTy. or ,Mg er gicfucafion To The Oklahoma STaTe RegenTs oT l-ligher EducaTion, we pay highesr TribuTe Tor The achievemenT oT Their obiecTives: in The de- velopmenT oT a consisTenT sTaTe policy Tor higher educaTiong in The eliminaTion oT duplicaTed eTTorT, aTTenTion To budgeTary needs, and The removal oT inadequacies in prevailing provisions and Their consTancy To a more accepTable program Tor higher educaTion. The Oklahoma STaTe Board oT RegenTs Tor T-Iigher EducaTion was recommended by Governor Lee Cruce in I9l I, viTalized by Governor W. J. l-lolloway in I929, creaTed by Governor Wm. I-I. Murray in IQ33, and acTivaTed by consTiTuTional amendmenT Tol- lowing a special elecTion, March I I, l94l. The TirsT meeTing was held June I6 oT ThaT same year. Nine members oT The board appoinTed by The governor, serve Terms oT Trom one To nine years. No Two are designaTed Trom The same congressional disTricT, wiTh no more Than Three graduaTes or Tormer sTudenTs Trom The same insTiTuTion. AdminisTraTive oTTicers are M. A. Nash, chancellor, and T. G. SexTon, adminisTraTive assisTanT, Oklahoma CiTy. OTl7icers are Dial Currin, chairman, Shawneeg W. D. LiTTle, vice-chairman, Ada: Guy l-l. James, secreTary, Oklahoma CiTyg WharTon MaThies, as- sisTanT secreTary, ClayTon. Members are Frank BuTTram, Okla- homa CiTyg Clee O. DoggeTT, Cherokee: Guy N. I-Iarris, Ardmore: John Rogers, Tulsa, and S. A. BryanT, Cushing. Row l: Edward T. Davis, O. L. Lackey, Earl Russell, T-larold l-luTTon. Row 2: Elmer l-larber, P. E. l-larrill, R. T. STuarT, John PaT Carpenler guard of Qgenlfa Under The consTrucTive, aggressive building and expansion pro- gram OT The Board oT RegenTs oT The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College. gualiTy educaTion and opporTuniTy here has aTTained a posiTion equalling The highesT levels oT The TinesT in The naTion. Their un- Tiring services, wisdom and guidance have shaped a new desTiny Tor The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College. lT is wiThin The province oT The Board oT RegenTs To direcT all moneys Trom The sale oT bonds: The board has supervision and charge oT all buildings provided Tor The college. CreaTed by an amendmenT designaTed as 3 la, ArTicle 6, in The Oklahoma consTi- TuTion, regenTs have direcTed The college To The aTTainmenT oT boTh TaculTy and sTudenT goals oT perTecTion. The presenT board includes Fred G. Drummond, l-lominy, chair- man, P. E. l-larrill, Oklahoma CiTy, vice-chairman, W. Elmer l-lar- ber, Shawnee, secreTary, and These members-R. T. STuarT, Cad- do: O. L. Lackey, l-liTchiTag Earl Russell, Duncan: Edward T. Davis, Erick, John PaT CarpenTer, Red Rock, and l-larold P. l-luTTon, Clin- Ton, presidenT, STaTe Board oT AgriculTure. ReguiremenTs are ThaT The board shall be Tarmers and The ninTh member is The presidenT oT The STaTe Board oT AgriculTure. Board members are appoinTed Tor eighT years each wirh one Term ex- piring each year. VesTed in The board also is The power To employ Teaching sTaTT and The general welTare and progress oT The insTiTuTion, areas in which They have rendered an ouTsTanding service. Through careTul planning, long vision and adeguaTe measures The Board oT RegenTs has paved The way Tor broadesT sTudenT ex- pressions and aTTainmenT, which in Turn have broughT Tame and renown To The college. FRED G. DRUMMOND, Ch srovslvr IIVISTRA non Row I: Amend, Jeannine: ArmsTrong, Mary Lou: Blackburn, Mariorieg DeShong, Emmalyng Fox, BeTTyg Harry, Helen. Row 2: HilTon, Ann: Lawyer, Peggy: PiTcher, Doris: Prichard, Mary: WhiTe, Mary Alice. 5fIOCLaffL0l'L 0 OVVLQVL 5?-l1ffJel'ltf.I OFFICERS PEGGY LAWYER . . . PresidenT JEANPHNE AMEND . . . VkePwddem MARY LOU ARMSTRONG . SecreTary ANN HILTON . . . . Treasurer DEAN JULIA E. STOUT . . Sponsor The TirsT organizaTion each Aggie coed joins is The AssociaTion oT Women STudenTs. Each woman sTudenT auTomaTically becomes a mem- ber upon enrolling aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. college. The work oT AWS covers The regulaTion oT all maTTers perTaining To women sTuden+s which do noT Tall under The iurisdicTion oT The TaculTy. This work is carried ouT Through an execuTive board, a legislaTive board and a judicial board. Some oT AWS sponsored evenTs include The Howdy picnic and Campus ChesT drive. Page 43 ff'- Row Row Row Noi' I: Baker, Bill: Barnes, Marlha: Bisagno, Belly: Carpenler: Leonard: Edsel, Ray. 2: Fowler, Dick: Gibson, King: Gilmore, Charles: Givens, Jack: Higgins, LaJean, 3: LaCrone, Robe-rl: Logan, Carroll: Oldham, Ann: Smifh, Tom. Picfured: Bufler, Bob: Hardwick, Noma: Lynd, Fred. cgifucfenf Snare Page 44 Wider srudenl represenlalion Jrhrough lhe addilion of live senalors chosen by living groups proved lo be one of The big faclors in successful correlalion of Jrhis year's srudenl senare wilh campus aclivilies. Under provisions of Jrhe newly revised and accepled Sludenf associa- Jrion conslilulion, siudenls represenling Panhellenic, lnferlralernily coun- cil, Jrown srudenls and independenr men and women's residence halls joined lhe associalion's legislalive body. They serve from January lo January. King S. Gibson, velerinary-medicine senalor of I948, proved worrhy of rhis year's presidency as a capable leader and advisor. OFFICERS KING GIBSON . LA JEAN HIGGINS . - CARROL LOGAN . The senale successfully fulfilled ils dulies Io promole sludenl inleresl and bring aboul friendly cooperalion belween Ihe adminislralion, Iacully and sludenl body by airing grievances and seeking answers a+ ils weekly meelings. In Ihe fall, aside from regular social funclions as Ihe Sadie Hawkins dance, Freshman ball fol- lowing Irosh queen eleclion and Howdy dance, senalors were named Io probe a pelifion from . . . Presidenf . Secrelary-Treasurer . Presidenf Pro-Tempore Bennefl hall residenls for a pond veloed by I'he adminislralion. Firs+ real sfeps were made Ioward realizalion of a Teacher evalua+ion program when The sen- ale aclivaled ideas on Ihe Iopic SGI' by Bruce 'Johnson, O'Collegian edilor. Dr. R. R. Oglesby was unanimously selecled Io conlinue serving as senale Iacully advisor for I95O-5 I. Fowler, Dick: Oldham, Ann: LaCrone, Roberfz Barnes, Marfhaq Baker, Billy cdsel, Ray: Lynd, Frederick: Oglesby, R. R., Gibson, King: Higgins, l LaJean: Logan. Carroll: Bufler, Bob: Smilh, Thomas, Hardwick, Nomar Gilmore, Charles: Bisagno, Beffyg Carpenfer, Leonard. , Page 45 .. Y, a ' Elffiklg -HIL Q Q me wwf' ' 4 1 .' 'NN'-4. ww A 5 Jil , hwk?u4W f2'9..:f f Nt, Qmjmiq' W, . .. -A. www . 1 i gg, . 1 ' ' - Las. I ' 2 ProT. J. C. l-lilier insTrucTs sTu- denTs in The proper way To buT- cher a porlc carcass inTo reTail cuTs. Meal' lab courses are ex- emplary oT The pracTical Trainino in The School oT AgriculTure. .. K xi V a a T I i . ,-21391 of iuizuon of ,xggmcoz Ifowe The Division OT AgriculTure includes The School OT fXgriculTure, consisT- ing oT I2 deparTmenTs, The AgriculTural ExperimenT sTaTion and The agri- culTural and home economics exTension. The aim oT The school is To give pracTical and Technical Training in agriculTural Tields and To oTTer soluTions Tor new Tarming problems. The School OT AgriculTure has probably pro- duced more naTional champions Than any oTher agriculTural school in The naTion. l-lead oT The Division oT AgriculTure since I939, Dean Warren l.. Blizzard has made The Aggie school a school oT champions. bw -iv. 1 l T an I'Q '- E1 Q eg. :-1-'I lLeTTl Dean W. L. Blizzard lRighTT Wvrnan Ashley grooms his animal Tor class in be-aT producTion. Page 47 ? Baderiology sTudenT concenTraTes on The isolaTion oT a pure bac- Teria cullure To be used in lab analysis. This Teclious perTorm- ance is parT oT The mulTiphased background requirernenTs OT arTs and sciences. Page 48 ,SQAOOX of AAD an Sienced iLeTTl Dean Schiller Scroggs lRighTl Jack Williams and l-Toward Rooker sTudy planT cells under powerTul micro- scopes in boTany lab. The School oT ArTs and Sciences, The MoTher oT Colleges, oTTers a liberal educaTion. OperaTing under The plan ThaT all college sTudenTs should have The culTural background characTerisTic oT well-educaTed men and women, The School oT ArTs and Sciences has sTuolenTs Trom every school on The Aggie campus enrolled in iTs many courses. ArTs and sci- ences ThereTore Teels a close relaTionship To The oTher divisions oT The col- lege and a deep concern Tor Their welfare. Thanks To Dean Scroggs, iT has gained The repuTaTion oT being one oT The besT arTs and sciences schools in The souThwesT. l . ,ij Pi1f3Q:-'j5TfTZ?il55 Q R. J. Randall, PaT Holler, Will- yr neTTa Horner, Roberl' JohnsTon and Charles Sell receive poinTers on The operaTion oT an elecTric accounTanT, modern wonder-'mae chine parTly responsible Tor in- creased speed and elliciency in The business world Today. 2 2-,W Wg Q -- -'-'Tillie' niwfiqirf xggif sfssf f- 5' iE?3Tl1!-.Lae231--fe -- ' . n T. n T S H W X v i, N my A! X , 5 f mix , ge iui5i0n 0 Cmmerce Since I9I4, The Division oT Commerce has successTully sTrived To an- swer The demands oT business and governmenT Tor scienTiTically Trained men and women capable oT business leadership. The Division oT Com- merce consisTs oT Two separaTe schools: The School oT Commerce and The School OT lnTensive Business. l-lere men and women prepare To handle compeTenTly The acTiviTies oT buying and selling, organizing ancl man- aging, worlcing, planning and TorecasTing. A Commerce STudenT council has been esTablished so ThaT sTudenTs may have an opporTuniTy To asserT Themselves on maTTers involving The division. FS lLeTTl Learning lingers move in Typing class in lvlorill hall, name of The Division ol Com- merce. lllighfl Dean Raymond D. Thomas Page 49 EducaTion sTudenTs, Teachers oT Tomorrow, are inTroduced To ra- dio Techniques as parT oT Their Training program which includes a knowledge oT audio-visual me- dia. l-lere Dale Hill Tries on ear- phones connecTed To microphone and Tape recorder. Page 50 SA lLeTTl Dr. M. R. Chauncey lRighTl STudenTs pick up se- mesTer grades in School of EducaTion oTTice. oo! of gicfowafion The School oT EducaTion has as iTs primary purpose The eolucaTion oT Teachers and adrninisTraTors Tor The public schools. l-lowever, The deparT- menTs oT psychology and philosophy are locaTecl in This school and pro- vide programs Tor sTudenTs enrolled in oTher schools. Courses in The school are designed To give Teachers a broad culTural background and To gualiTy Them Tor The Types oT cerTiTicaTes They desire. The School oT EducaTion oTTers a well-rounded graduaTe program which permiTs sTudenTs To saTisTy The requirernenTs Tor The degree oT masTer oT science in educaTion and The reguiremenTs Tor The degree OT docTor oT educaTion. ' T QF , ln answer To The call Tor more highly Trained men wiTh lcnowl- edge in excess OT ThaT ObTainecl by a bachelors degree, graduaTe sTudenTs Taclcle Tremendous re- search problems TO become spe- cialisTs in Their Tields. l-lere Two graduaTes work On experirnenT in physics labOraTory. Q'aJuaLLe .SZAUUK The C5raduaTe school, esTablished aT A. 84 lvl. in l929, now granTs mas- Ter's degrees in 44 subiecTs and dOcTor's degrees in seven subiecTs. The graduaTe sTudenT is encouraged To develop and prepare his own course OT sTudy Tollowing The Tield in which he is rnosT inTeresTed and The one in which he has The mosT preparaTion. Thus, The sTudenT is Tree To reTresh and increase his knowledge OT his Tield. The upward Trend OT graduaTe enrOllmenT indicaTes The growing awareness ThaT The demands OT Today's world OTTen exceed The knowledge oTTered by a bachelor's degree. lLeTTl Frances FauTeclc gives nOTice TO Dean MclnTOsh while Clovis E. l-luTTer and BeTTy Dillon loolc on. lRiqhTl Dean D. C, lVlclnTOsh Page Sl t' 2 Page 52 i The home managemenl' house is a guideposT in eTTecTive, pracTical Training: iT is a home bringing inTo play ac:Tual domesfic siTua- Tions Tor home economics sTu- clenTs' sTudy. Learning The horne- maker's arT in The kiTchen are Lindy Lou Hubbard and Wilma Van Frank. LUL5 LOW, ll.eTTl Dean Nora A. TalboT lRighTl l-lere's a class in Turs which knowledge may come in handy in years To come. 0 ,Mme conomacd The Oklahoma A. 84 M. Division oT l-lome Economics has gained a na- Tional repuTaTion as one oT The Top schools OT iTs kind. The division noT only Trains women and men Tor homemaking. buT aTTenTion is given To Their Training Tor professional posiTions requiring home economics know- how. Dean Nora A. -l'alboT has been dean OT The school since l923. Dur- ing ThaT Time one oT her ouTsTanding achievemenTs has been The devel- oping OT a curricula Tor hoTel adminisTraTion courses. Since l925 The enrollmenl oT men in This TradiTionally Teminine sTronghold has grown unTil iT is more or'less comparable To ThaT oT The women. Supplemenfing slide rules and Texlboolc Tormulas, engineering laborafory praclice drives home rhe realislic values ol lunda- menfal lcnowledge. Srudenfs scamper over cornplicaled appa- ralus learning wha? really rnalces The machine liclc. 0L!11!L0ma jndfifnfe 0 The lnslilule oi Technology is The largesr school on The campus and has gained nalional recognilion for irs compleie 'reaching coverage in every field of engineering. The inslilule serves Qlclahoma and ilrs cirizens under Three main divisions of worlc: insrruciion, research and exlension. lndus- 'rrial developmenl in Oklahoma is aided Jrhrough research ar O.l.T. Exlen- sion courses are available io indusirial and civil employes. The division views The engineering profession as nor iusr a mailer oi slide rules, Tor- mulas and Jrechnical iniormalion, buf a iield reguiring good cilizenship and a feeling ol social responsibilily. axes ,QC new Air sim and Mmm Johnson cooporale in engi- neering proiecl. lRigh+l Dean Edward R. Slap- loy Page 53 LeviTy someTimes creeps inTo The college academic work. VeTerin- ary medicine sTudenTs compare Two species oT The canine Tamily which apparenTly has exTremes in The evoluTionary scale. l'luslcy ST. Bernard remains aloof Trom dimin- uTive Triend . . . could swallow him wiTh one gulp. Page 54 SAM! of uferinary medicine ll.eTTl Dean C. l-l. McElroy lRighTl Research in veTerinary medicine is in conTinuous pro- gress. Research worlcer exam- ines conTenTs oT reTrigeraTor in which serums and anTiToxins are lcepT. The School oT VeTerinary Medicine was esTablishecl, approved and added To The curriculum oT Qlclahoma A. 84 lvl. in l948. The courses in The veTerinary medicine school have been designed To TiT The graduaTe Tor many Tields oT acTiviTy, such as privaTe pracTice, Teaching, service wiTh ciTy, sTaTe, or naTional governmenT healTh bureaus, as well as wiTh dairies, ranches and privaTe business. The school is housed in a new Tour-sTory briclc building wesT oT The campus. An inTensive Tour-year course is re- quired in The school, wiTh a Two-year preprofessional program compleTed oeTore admission inTo The school is granTed. ExTension division workers pre- pare packages and parcels To be mailed and delivered all over The counTry. Packing room scene shows The division is on The job geTTing Things To inTeresTed per- sons. gxffendion iuiaion The Oklahoma ExTension division is wiThouT a doubT The mosT Tar-reac:h- ing branch oT The Oklahoma A. X4 lvl. College. The division carries on scienTiTic invesTigaTion conducTed by The college To The Tarms and homes oT The sTaTe. The division encourages young Tarmers To parTicipaTe in 4-I-l acTiviTies as one oT iTs more imporTanT phases oT worl4. IT is Tinanced and direcTed ioinTly by The college and The UniTed STaTes governmenT. ExTen- sion division specialisTs work closely wiTh The various deparTmenTs oT The college and wiTh oTher colleges ThroughouT The naTion To lceep abreasT oT The laTesT in agriculTural developmenT. ffm ll.eTTl Two oTTice secreTaries are busy lreeping up wiTh The number oT defails ine volved in exTension w CT Shawnee hTl Dire or Brown Page 55 Page 56 lLeTTl Dean R. R. Oglesby lRighTl The ohfice sTaTT recu- peraTes Trom The lasf grueling IO-minuTe work period. The dean's oTTice is a Tocal poinT Tor sTudenT acTiviTies, problems and inTormaTion, l-lere are Tiled individual class schedules, resi- dences and Telephone numbers and a hos+ of oTher maTerials and records helpful To campus organ- izalions and individuals. edit of 5?lfLJ8lfLl'5 Dr. R. R. Oglesby was appoinTecl dean oT sTudenTs aT The sTarT oT The Tall semesTer oT l95O and since ThaT Time has well perTormed his vasT TuncTions as general adminisTraTor oT sTudenT acTiviTies. Dean Oglesby serves as The main linlc beTween The sTudenTs and The college. The dean helps wiTh The orienTaTion and counselling oT new sTu- denTs, guides The STudenT SenaTe and keeps in close conTacT wirh The oTher 250 campusqorganizahons. l-le is also The general advisor oT all men sTudenTs. New Dean ol Women Zelrna F. Parclwin lnas a good fime wiflw Mary Fogarly and Mary Faye Walls during oiiice inleryiew. Dean Palcliin is responsible lor wornenis acliyilies on +lne cafnpus and falces pleasure in lier worlc, as anyone can ee ed!!! 0 mmen Taking office al llie slarl ol llie spring semesler I95 l, Dean Zelma F. Palcliin assumed command ol llwe ollice ol llwe dean of women. Parr ol lier responsibililies include orienlalion and welcoming new women sludenls lo llie campus and generally supervising girls' welfare and aclivilies on llie campus. Tlie dean ol women has aullworily in all social lunclions allended by girls and serves as general advisor lor coed problems. Slie also liandles lwall counselling and liousing arrangemenls for women sludenls. r' ds 'or 'Jean cl .ycrner lo' 22 yea Weill Dean Sloul, relire i f . F. e seived flie college as ference :fi olwce, VD. lRigl'ill Dean Zelrna li, Palrnir Page 57 Gage Omen 5 FIRST ROW JOI-IN F. I-IOUCK-College I:-ursar. RAYMOND GIROD - Direcfor oi edminisTraTive sTudies. CLEMENT E. TROUT-College edifor and head of pubIica+ions depar+ menf. fqreeableh Jfnhn Houck' burger' OIISWCIQGISI IO L' D' Meyer' .COL ROY R. TOIVIPKINS - Diredor oTTI1e division of coIIege exfension. eqe purc asinq aqenf, before admimsfrafion Iunciieon in Union. 'Wfdhasu 'eleiifek ,QSM 2 -1 -' N' .V I. CIay Poifs, naTionaIIy famous for barbecue recipes, qeIs a IcicIc ouf of serving good Iood. Son qgs IIeITI, de-an of arfs and sciences, confers wifii Ieaders in Ine Iieid of inIeqra'red educaTion. SECOND Row OLIVER S. WILLI-IAM - Execufive vice-presidenT oi The c:oIIege. C. R. STRONG - Business manager oITI1e coIIege. WELDEN BARNES - Secre-Tary To The president RANDALL T. KLEMME - Vicefpresidenf of The college. THIRD ROW HERBERT PATTERSON - Deen o1cadminisTraI'ion. CLAY POTTS - Diseeief of Iood uniTs and sIior+ eeusses. J. LEWIE SANDERSON - Chief clerk and assisfanf business meneees. PHILIP s. DONNELL e viee-efesaeiem of The eeileee. FOU RTH ROW ,ionrsi L eiuum - Meseees oTCTI'1e eeiieee booksfore. DR. RoxiE A. WEBER e DireCToroisTudenTITeaITI1 service. EARLE C. ALBRIGHT- Assas+en+ To +ise president EDMON Low - College librerien. w'7 X X i Jim' 'U' I 6 . in QF ' mn QS r rgf 5 MW' .,. , gi Y as si be-, ,,. , Q Q -Q-' I . ' sf k av.. 'L 'S . iv' W if gm dawg, gtk QQ J, ff' i-??'. fa vt Fisk' fm , Ref. ,jk . -nu., , My, 4,,., w,,F ,, ,, gf ,im a ' 'Kk' ,. 1 arf Qggz,,3 Wa! l A I -, AA A-I GRADUATES SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS OO W0 5 35 w.,..,,,,, K K 4 A H 6 fy My ,L f-1, , f K M ,f if 2? F f ,w ,f , . ,.., , -w,- 1 KN Q .A 5- 4 ,Y i fb ,gfwgv 'f 3' 4 Ill' rr 1 . Q f , 5 ,A , , vw W 1 I 1 1 4 ful? 1,55 ,.,.P-ff 6'--M. ,av-w-w.,Tm, fm -f ss l fig W kin wr ., gf ? F? A ,L 1 . ygw Y' Aka. SENIOR G ARAKI, Sl-'IIRO Tokyo, Japan CASTRO, VICTOR Bogala, Colombia EVANS. CHARLES Sapulpa Pelroleum club HTE OIT Safely Soc. my -. GOODMAN. CLEO Hennessey .,,.- ARCINIEGAS, M ERCEDES Faealaliva, Colombia CHERRY, LLOYD Beaumonl, Tex HKN FERGUSON, ALICE Grefna, Vo. GREENLEE. ROBERTA Forl Collins, Colo. I 6ZC!lft6lf85 of HVLQEQQVL CMfLl'L6!I 86! Q18 ASHER. TIPTON Brislow Horlicullure club FFA CLARK JR.. CLIFTON Telford, Tenn. IAA FERGUSON BEVERLY Grefna, Va. GREGORY. WILLIAM Hollis IAE FI REST IRCJNN BAIRD, BLOCK, BOWERS, PAUL HERBERT JOSEPH Brooklyn, N.Y. Brooklyn, N.Y. Greenville, Tex. TKE Brandis club ACS WHE Soc. for Per. Mgl. TIME HKN 1iJKfb S ECICD N D IRCJNV DANCEY, DANIELS, DAUGHTERTY. FLOYD DONALD JAMES Edmond Alva Slillwaler AEII TI4 IR.D RCDNN EIRESTONE, FOLKS, FORESTER. ESTES HOMER GEORGE May Hydro Pine Bluff, Ark. 1192 AZ ESE P KTH Wesley Fdn. AlCl1E ACS FCDLIR'Tr1 IQCDNN GRUBBS, I-IEATI-I, I-IEDRICK. WILLIAM MADELENE EMMIT Sapulpa Rush Springs Oklahoma Cily AIEE 'PAQ BUNDREN. JOHN W. Enid DONAHOO. WILLIAM Van Buren, Ark. Blue Key FOWLER, RICHARD Tulsa Wl1o's Who Sludenl Senale IRC BSU KTH Greal Issues HENDERSON. CLIFFORD Chandler AQJA IA2 AIAA NAACP OIAA CALLAWAY. BOBBIE Monell, Mo. DUNCAN, CHARLES Wilburlon FFA GERGECEFF. GEORGE Granile Cily, III. ASME HOLLINGS- WORTH, BOBBY Shreveport La. CAREY, TOM Binger AFP FFA Aggie Soc. Block 81 Bridle EATON, MARY FRANCES Conway, Ark. GIBSON. ORLAN D McAIes+er HOLLOWAY. GEORGE Baldwin Cily, Kans. 'PAK IA2 Page 65 I 0 0 G CJDLQEZ5 of Wfflfefeelflf ..!47!lftl'LJl 86! HOLLOWAY HOOD LAWSON LIS McARDLE MCCALLA MOORE MORRISON PARKER PRATT ROYSTER SCHRADER SUMMEROUR TANOUARY HOXWORTH HUMPHREYS HUNTER JOHNSON JONES LONG LYNCH MALEKGHASSEMI MANAHAN MANDELL MCCOY MQCURRY MQLAUGHLIN MQNEIL MILLER NATION OLIVER ORR, B. ORR, R. PAG-AN-CARLO PRENTICE RICKEY RIGGS RITCH ROANE SHOOK SINDT SINE SOWERS SPARKS THOMAS TRACEY TURKYILMAZ TURNER WALKER WENT VLO KELLY MATTHEWS MILLS PALMER ROSS STIVER WINTERBOTTC 5 2 if 2 3 3 sz I2 E 3 Q S z Q 5 Page 66 5 i McKinney is one of The many benefils pro- This Tiger-hypo slunf was awarded firsl place vided for The dean. in Origindlify. Fl RS'T RCDNV OLLOWAY JR., HOOD, HOXWORTH, I-IUMPHREYS, HUNTER, ESSE ELDON WARREN ADA LEA WILLIAM aldwin, Kans. Tyrone Weslmonf, N.J. Pond Creek Tulsa AK KT1-I XE IRC ATS! XE AZ ASCE KAIT KKXI' psp MPM S ECZCDIW D R.CJVV RWSON, ANTHONY LONG, LYNCH, MALEK- IERRE Easihamplon, ELMO ED GHASSEMI. 'illwaler Mass. Heavener Tulsa ALIGHOLI hanning club IB Spur84Comb AIEE TGbriZ.lf6f1 fildlife Soc. AZ IRE IRC P2535 'IFE HKN ET Masonic club TI4 IR.D R.CPVV cARDLE, MCCALLA, MQCOY, MQCURRY, MCLAUGHLIN. .IZABETH CHARLES RUTH PAYE HOM ER hicago, Ill. Carnegie Cushing Tahlequah Duncan JRO KA9 Chess club KAH YWCA IRC FCP U R'Tl4 R CJVV OORE, MORRISON, NATION, OLIVER, ORR. LFRED CHARLES WILLARD ROBERT BETTY LOU ansas Cify, Mo. Eleclra, Tex. Wewoka Alhens, Tex. Arkadelphia, Ark. FFA YMCA IRC Wesley Players 'PKG' BAXI' AKT FI F1'F1 R CJVV KRKER PRATT, PRENTICE, RICKEY, RIGGS. UBERT JOHN LOUIS DON ALBERT ingslon Oklahoma Cily Red Rock Geneva, Ill. Murfreesboro, AZ urn rem., FFA Hislory club IAS Agronomy club S IX'TF1 R.CJNV OYSTER, SCHRADER, SHOOK, SINDT, SINE, .ORENCE LOUIS THOMAS JAMES HENRY 'anefle Goodwell Lubbock, Tex. Forl Worlh, Tex. Perkins IAE KKKI' EN SAE X111 ACS ET T 81 I Varsily Rifle Team HKN TAS Blue Key Ruf-Nex AIEE lllariaha Scabbard 8: Blade S ENIE BIT Fl R CJNV JMMEROUR, TANQUARY, THOMAS, TRACEY, TURKYILMAZ, TURNER, IILTON DELORES JOE JAMES OGUZ GLEN R. alem, Ark. Baxler Springs, Forlh Worih,Tex. Palerson, N. J. lslanbul, Turkey Tulsa Kang, AX :TE XE ASME KTH Peiroleum club BSU Officers' club Scabbard 81 Blade AIME Remember The queen races! Unorfhodox cam- paigning resulled in six ' JOHNSON. JAMES Sfillwaler OSPE ASCE KTH MANAI-IAN. WILLIAM Tulsa EN ET HTE McNEl L. PERL Woodward Wildlife Soc. ORR. RICHARD Lawlon 1132 :TE Vel Soc. Wesley Fnd. RITCI-I JR. ARTHUR Rocky Mounlain, N. C. l'9T SOWERS. HAL L. Tulsa EQHE WALKER. CHARLES Kellyville AqqieX Dairy Science club JONES. HARRY B. Oklahoma Cily IX MANDELL, JOSEPH New Brunswick, N. J. Symphonic choir 'scralchesf' KELLY. EM ERSON Brisfol, Va. AIChE TRUE 'PAT MATTHEWS. FLOYD Parksley, Va. AZ ASAE l MILLER, MILLS, IDA JANE NORMAN Slillwaler Oologah FFA PAGAN-CARLO, PALMER, CALEB GEORGE Mayaguez, Tyrone Puerlo Rico AX IAE T 3. I Tech Soc. AVA , Order of X Red Red Rose i ROANE, ROSS. HERBERT ROBERT Checolah Paraqould, Ark. IAE ' KAII ' SPARKS, STIVER, AMY M. CHARLES Madill Grove KAIT Who's Who Blue Key :AX WENT, WINTERBOTTOM, VIRGINIA JAMES Enid New Caslle, Pa. IIME fI'.X'I' Page 67 ,, .,.J ADAMS, A. ALABACK ANDERSON, D. ARMSTRONG AUSTIN, C. BAKER, Billy BANKSTON enior Cfaw of Wnelfeen ,JQ!unc!rec! ADAMS, Richard ALDERMAN ANDERSON, F. ASH AYERS BAKER,J. BARBER ADAMS, Reber? ALLEN ANDERSON, W. ASHMORE AYLOR BAKER, M. BARELA ADAMSON, D. ADAMSON, G. AMBROSE AMADON ANDRES, M. ANDRES, R. ASHLEY ATCHISON BACE BADGWELL BALES BALLARD BARKER, H. BARKER, W. ADDISON AMEND AN DREWS ATTEBERY BAIR BALZER BARNES 5150... AHRBERG AMES ARCHAMBAULT AU PPERLE BAKE BANKS, D. BARNETT, M. AKIN ANDERSEN ARD AUSTIN, B. BAKER, Benial BANKS,J. BARNETT, P. Page 68 I I The chow can'I' IDAMS. IRTHUR Jklahoma Cily igricullure oreslry club ILABACK. LOYD ulsa ngineering 'KE EEE rshing Rifles cabbard 8: Blade Jflicers' club .NDERSON. 'URWOOD onca Cily ngineering KE EC ISME IRMSTRONG. :LARENCE eminole igriculfure Igronomy club ISI-I. IUSTIN. IHARLES Bufhrie Iommerce EE AKER. .ILLY onkawa R81 S TAX uiwfl llue Key Hrudenl Senale D'CoIIegian IANKSTON. IERTI-IA llackwell Eommerce SZH A MQ rfb be loo bad al The Fronlier room. ADAMS, RICHARD Searcy, Ark. Engineering GX AIA IRC Beaux Arls ALDERMAN. LEROY Planl Cily, Fla. A 8: S BSU ANDERSON, FRED B. Seminole Agricullure Farml-louse ASH. MARY ELLEN Muskogee Commerce KKI' EII IRC YWCA KVRO AYERS. S. T. Inglewood, Calif. A 81 S GX EYE BAKER, JAMES lndiahoma Agricullure FFA BSU AZ Aggie Soc. BARBER, LOY HAROLD Clinlon Agricullure Block 8: Bridle FFA Aggie Soc. ADAMS. ROBERT Gvuymon Engineering KPAB ET ALLEN. WILLIAM Sulphur A 81 S ANDERSON. WILLIAM Enid Commerce ASH MORE. CHARLES Yale Engineering ET AYLOR. CHARLES Seminole Agriculfure BAKER. MARY JUNE Apache Home Ec Home Ec club KAH BARELA. HER MAN Los Angeles, Calif. Engineering The Sfarlighl Terrace . . .open air . . . cokes . . . Whal' is This? Same hole, same Terlilizer, buf sludenls belween classes. new kind ol lreel FI REST IRCJNN ADAMSON, ADAMSON, ADDISON, Al-IRBERG, AKIN. DOYCE GERALD DANIEL ROBERT ILA JANE Edmond Tulsa Eoresl Hills, L. I., Slillwaler Slillwaler Engineering Engineering N.Y. Agricullure Beaux Arls 'PAQ Agricullure AIA Acacia IRC Enlomology club SE43CDhID RCDNV AMBROSE, AMADON, AMEND, AMES, ANDERSEN, JACK S. NEWELL JEANNINE ROBERT ROBERT Hope, Ark. Cabol, VI. Claylon Tulsa Slillwaler Velerina ry Agricullure Home Ec Commerce A 81 S Medicine Home Ec club Newman club Vel. Soc. Grand Council KAH AWS TI4 IR D R.CJVV ANDRE5, ANDRES, ANDREWS, ARCHAMBAULT, ARD, MARTIN, ROSEMARIE MARY ELIZABETH REYBURN ROY Anadarko Pillsburgh, Pa. Tulsa Sl. Louis, Mo. Drumrighl Velerinary Home Ec A Xa S Engineering Agricullure Medicine ET Horlicullure clu I HKN AIEE 1i1KfI'1 IRE FCJLJR'TPI I CJNN ASHLEY, ATCI-IISON, ATTEBERY, AUPPERLE, AUSTIN, WAYMON ROBERT HARRY MARY JOAN BILLY Wynnewood Aflon Bearden, Ark. Newkirk Allus Agricullure Commerce Agricullure Home Ec Agriculfure Block 81 Bridle Officers' club AZ ZTA Aggie Soc. Dairy Callie Peppers AEA Judging Team Home Ec club AZ YWCA BSU FI F1'FI IRCJNV BACE JR., BADGWELL, BAIR, BAKE, BAKER, ALOIS DONNA ROBERT WILLIAM BENJAMIN Tulsa Drumrighf Shidler Gulhrie Edmond Agricullure Home Ec Agricullure Commerce Engineering XX HZK B911 .YKIWE AEH BSU Soc. of Per. Mgl. T 81 I Foreslry club Home Ec club IA: Aqualics club S IX'Tl1 R CJVV BALES JR. BALLARD, BALZER, BANKS, BANKS JR.. FRANK MARY ELAINE WINONA DOYLE JESS Lindsay Hollisler Newkirk Sapulpa Senlinel Commerce Home Ec Home Ec Commerce Agricullure Molar Board TI' AKXI' AZ KAH fI1TO Aggielles ITE 'NIE Orange 84 Black Commerce council FEA quill NVho's Who FTA S ENIE N T Pl R CDVV BARKER, BARKER, BARNES, BARNETT, BARNETT. HORACE WESLEY JAMES MANNON PATSY Tonkawa Perry Tiplon Frederick Coalgale Engineering Agricullure Agricullure Commerce Home Ec Block X1 Bridle H911 IIEA FFA ETA BSU Home Ec club Page 69 BARTON BEATY BELL, E. BENNETT BEST, M. BIXLER BLACKWOOD enior BASS BECI-ITEL BELL, F. BENZEL BEST, S. BLACK, C. BLAINE CKJJJ of Hlflfefeelfl .JQIDLVLCLIPQJ BASSETT BECI-ITOLD BELL, W. BERENSON BEZDICEK BLACK, E. BLAIR BAUGI-I BAY BEALE BEECI-ITOLD BEETS BELL, B. I. BELLMON BENDER BENEDICT BERK BERRY, C. BERRY, L. BIGGERS BIGGS BINNS BLACK, T. BLACKBURN, M. BLACKBURN, Mari. BLAKEMORE BLANKEN BLESSING BEASLEY BELL, B. T, BENI-IAM, C. J. BESANCON BISAGNO BLACKMON BLOODVVQRTI-I I BEATTY BELL, D. BENI-IAIv1,W BEST, B. BISHOP BLACKWELL BOBEK Page 70 rs-w....,.,,,.., , N Rusfy WiIson's wrecked car uses DZ power . . . I.C. foughens prospecfive dafes. BARTON. JIMMIE ANNE Pawhuska Commerce KA EH 1-IQH IRC, BSU TBE KATI BEATY. GWENDOLLEN Parks, Ark. ,Home Ec IHome Ec club BELL, EARL Sfillwafer Engineering Beaux Arfs AIA BEN N ETT, CO U RTN EY Canfon Agriculfu re FFA AZ BEST, MARVIN Jefferson Agriculfure FFA BIXLER. CHARLES McCamey, Tex. Engineering ASME HTS TIME BLACKWOOD, ROY Oklahoma Cify Commerce L. .EL LLL BASS JR., EDGAR Corpus Chrisfi, Tex, Commerce Scabbard 31 Blade BECHTEL. DONNA LOU Ardmore Educafion Grand Council ETA HBA ACE BELL, EREDA LOU Cleveland Commerce Tl' IHZII EAS OGA BENZEI.. ROBERT Tulsa Com merce ECIJE BEST, SAM H. Wagoner Veferinary Medicine AFP Block 81 Bridle AZ Vef. Soc. BLACK, CHARLES Winfield, Tex. Agriculfure FFA Musfangs BLAINE. DAVID Sfillwafer Engineering GX Beaux Arfs AIA BASSETT. DONNA Oklahoma Cify A 81 S AZ YWCA WAA Women's Rifle feam BECHTOLD, JAMES Perry Engineering IN BELL, WILLIAM Easf Brunswick, N.J. Commerce BERENSON. IRWIN Brooklyn, N. Y. Commerce Soc. of Per. Mgf. BEZDICEK, BERT J. Perry Agriculfure AEA Block 81 Bridle Aggie Soc. Liyesfock Judging feam BLACK, EM ERSON Wyandoffe Agriculfure AZ FFA Aggie X BLAIR, BILLY Eorf Smifh, Ark. Engineering XVI Beaux Arfs ASCE AIA The counfing room affer ballofing of spri elecfions is a madhouse. Fll S'T IRCJNN BAUGH, BAY, THOMAS JOHN Choufeau Cushing Commerce A815 .SSH Hell Hounds S ECZCDI4 D R.CJVV BEECHTOLD, BEETS, HENRY BILLIE Sfillwaler Kellyyille Agriculfure A81 S Channing club IRC Block X1 Bridle TI4 IR D R CJVV BELLMON, BENDER. SHELDON MURLIN Billings Shawnee Agriculfure AFP Flying Aggies Agronomy club Engineering ASCE FCD U R'TI4 R CDVV BERK, BERRY, MARTIN CONNIE Coyle Idabel Engineering Engineering AZ Tech Soc. Masonic club SAE FI FT'Pl R CPWV BIGGERS, BIGGS, JOHN ODIE Jericho, N. Y. Wichifa, Kans. ASME Commerce SAE KE OSPE O club S lX'TI4 R CJWV BLACK, BLACKBURN. THOMAS MARIANNE Guymon Tulsa Engineering Home Ec EN KA9 ON ASCE Orange quill Orange 81 Black quill YWCA, WAA S E V E BIT PI R CJVV BLAKEMORE, BLANKEN. JAMES CHARLENE Sfilwell Oklahoma Cify Commerce Educafion FTA HZK KATI FA ACEI U9 BEALE, JAMES Tulsa Commerce EAR Pep council Punchers BELL. BETTY I. Braman Commerce WAA HQII KAII EM BENEDICT, RAYMOND Perkins Commerce Officers' club Arnold Air Soc. BERRY, LUTHER Barnsdall Agriculfure BINNS, CARMELETA Kellyville Home Ec Home Ec club WAA BLACKBURN. MARJORIE Tulsa Home Ec KAI-J Orange quill Orange X1 Black quill AWS, Panhellenic Sfudenfunion board BLESSING JR.. ROGER F. Kansas Cify, Mo. Engineering EX Blue Key AIA Beaux Arfs Hoppecl-up Aggies senf I2-foof Telegram 'lo feam before Drake game. BEASLEY, W. LEON Burkburneff, Tex. Engineering ET BELL, BETTY T. Henderson, Ky. Home Ec 111150 BEN HAM, C. J EAN Sfillwafer Home EC BESANCON, ROBERT Valley Falls, Kans. Engineering ET HKN BISAGNO. BETTY Perry A 81 S Sfudenf senafe Players' club O'Collegian, KVRO Grand Council BLACKMON, MAX EDWARD Crescenf Engineering IRE AIEE BLOODWORTI-I LLOYD Sulphur Agriculfure Block 81 Bridle BEATTY JR., WALTER Oklahoma Cify Commerce ZGJE BELLJR., DREW Lawfon Commerce ATA Masonic club Soc. of Per. Mgf BENHAM. WILLARD Mulberry, Ark. BEST, BETTY ANN Seminole Home Ec BSU YWCA HRA Home Ec club BISHOP, EARL Walfers Engineering AXA Beaux Arfs AIA BLACKWELL. DOROTHY Checofah Home Ec BSU BOBEK. DONALD Tulsa A X1 S Efblf AUM EM fb: . Hell Hounds Page 7I BOGGS, C. BOSWELL, J BRANCH BRECKLING BROOKS BROWN, K. BRYCE enior BOGGS, R. BOSWELL, W. BRANDEBERRY BREIDENBACI-I BROOKSHIER BROWN, M. E. BUCK 61,55 of Hflfelfeelfl CHDLVLCJPZCJ 0118 BOLGATZ BOWERS BRANDENBUR6 BREISCH BROWN, B. H. BROWN, M. BUFEINGTON BONHAM BOOT!-IE BORDENKIRCHER BOWKER BOX BRADLEY BRANHAM BRANNAN BRANSTETTER BRIDWELL BRINKWORTH BRODGEN BROWN, B. B. BROWN, B. BROWN, G. BROWN, W. BRUCE BRUMLEY BURGESS BURKE BURKITT BORN BRADSHAW BRATTIN BROCK BROWN, J. BRUTON BURNS, C. BOSS BRADY BRECKENRIDOE BROOKE BROWN, J. W. BRYAN BURNS, J. Page 72 51 :z F , Shaggy Lambda CI1i's sing during OGGS. IHARLES lillwaler :ommerce IN OSWELI.. ACK enafly, N. J. gngineering 'KT IE RANCH, OBBY aw Cily .81 S TA RECKLING. ULIUS lol' Springs, Ark. .gricullure Iorlicullure club ROOKS. HURMAN Ienryella lomrnerce ROWN. ATHRYN uncan .BS 'X RYCE OHN Zaloosa .g ricullu re lock 81 Bridle MCA decoralion iob. BOGGS. ROBIN Slillwaler A 81 S XYZ EAT BOSWELL, WILMER Tulsa Commerce ATSZ BRANDEBERRY, ROBERT Rapid Cily, S. D. A Bc S EGPE O club Varsily Track 'team BREIDENBACH. GEORGE Barllesville Commerce EN O'Collegian KVRO BROOKSHIER, KENNETH Henryella Engineering ET HKN AIEE Men's Glee club BROWN. MARY ELIZABETH New Orleans, La. Educalion Aggieiles BUCK. ROBERT Oklahoma Cily Home EC GK4' Newman club Arnold Air Soc. Hell Hounds Junior Holel greelers lull in all nighl BOLGATZ. NORMAN Spring Valley, N. Y. Engineering AIIE Wreslling 'rearri BOWERS. CLARENCE Oklahoma Cily Engineering ASME ' OSPE BRADENBURG. JOHN Woodward Agricullure Scabbard 84 Blade AZ Foreslry club Officers' club BREISCH. WILLIAM Tulsa Engineering EAE SAE ASCE BROWN, BILLY Slillwaler Agricullure Rodeo club BROWN. MOLLY Golfry Educalion ACE FTA BUFFINGTON, WILLIAM Slillwaler Engineering GX KTIT Beaux Arls AIA Looks like lhe woodchoppers are srrelching Juanifa Pillrnan exhibils superb coordinallon In Their imaginalion. brealhlaking lay-up. FIRST' RCJVV BONHAM, BOOTHE, BORDENKIRCHER BORN, BOSS. GRIFFIN PATTIEJEAN MARIALICE JOHN ROBERT Keola Cordell Jennings Oklahoma Cily Pawnee Agriculiure A 81 S Commerce Engineering Agricullure AXA EAI TP ZX BSU Block 81 Bridle AWS, WAA ASME Block X1 Bridle Opera club SAE Aggie band Symphonic choir OSPE Symphonic orcheslra SECZCDBID RCJVV BOWKER, BOX, BRADLEY, BRADSI-IAW, BRADY, NANCY MONTIE GEORGE KENNETH WILLIAM Ponca Cily Slillwaler Bradford, Pa. Red Oak Ardmore Commerce Agricullure A 8: S A 8: S Agricullure KA9 BAE BFE AFP YWCA Punchers WAA Aggie X Aqualics club Scabbard X1 Blade TI4 IR.D IRCDNN BRANHAM, BRANNAN, BRANSTETTER, BRATTIN, BRECKENRIDGE BETTY LOU JOHN OLIN BRUCE LOUEMMA Tulsa Hope, Ark. Arnell McLoud Duranl' Home Ec Agricullure Agricullure Agricullure Home EC Block X1 Bridle FarmHouse Agronomy club HB? AZ AZ KIT? AEA AEA 'PTO Aggie Soc. Greal Issues Block 8: Bridle YWCA, KVRO FCJLJR'Tr1 IRCJNN BRIDWELL, BRINKWORTH, BRODGEN, BROCK, BROOKE, RUTH TOM H. WILLIAM RUBY WENDELL Dewey Brillon Davis Duran? Tulsa Home Ec Engineering A 8: S Home Ec Engineering HKN SPE HZK HKN TXA AIEE Home Ec club IRE Weslminsler Fdn. FIFTI4 RCJVV BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BROWN, BONITA BURL GUY R. JOAN JOHN Enid Ponca Cily Tulsa Ponca Cil'y Hugo Educafion Agricullure A Xi S A 81 S Agricullure FFA :TE KKI' IMRC FFA SlX1'H RCJVV BROWN, BRUCE, BRUMLEYJR., BRUTON, BRYAN. WARDLE HARRY WILLIAM BILLIE JOE DONALD Slillwaler Wealheriord Ardmore Waurika Sf. Louis, Mo. Agricullure Agricullure Commerce Engineering Engineering BAKP 1iJA9 ET QDAT ACS AIChE SENIEPJTIJ RCPVV BURGESS, BURKE, BURKITT, BURNS, BURNS, RICHARD ROBERT GEORGE CHARLES JEAN Preslon, Cuba Willoughby, Ohio Tulsa Mooreland Bixby A 8: S Engineering AXA Agricullure Engineering ATA ET AIEE Officers' club AIEE YMCA, IRC AIIE HMA QIJME Black 84 Bridle OSPE ESE fi1PIT KKXI' Scabbard 8: Blade HKN KKNI' HKN ESE Scabbard 81 Blade Blue Key Page 73 , ,emfor CZHAJ of Wnefeen .Hundred Eng- Une BURNS,W. BURRIS BURROUGHS BYERS BYNUM BYRD CAMPBELL, D. B. CANNON CAREY CARRIER CARSON CARTER, F. CASON CASSADY CASTOE CHAMBERS, B. CHAMBERS, P. CHAMPLIN CHRISTOFFERSON CHRISTOPHER CHUNKO BURT BURTSCHER BUSEDU BUTLER BUTT CABLE CAGLE CAMPBELL, C. W. CAMPBELL, C. D, CAMPBELL, D. L CARMODY CARNEY CARPENTER, A. CARPENTER, L. CARPENTER, R. CARTER, R. CARTER, W. CASAD CASE CASNER CATHEY, G. CATHEY, J. CAVANAGH CAVIN CHADWICK CHAPMAN, C. CHAPMAN, H. CHAPMAN, R. CHASTAIN CHEEK CLABAUGH CLANCY CLARK, E. CLARK, G. CLARK, R. Page 74 Jolly Lambda Clwi workers police poop-deck. Sorelnead al riglif. BURNS. WILLIAM Tulsa Engineering ET AIIE BYERS, NANCY Tulsa Home Ec Home Ec clulo CAMPBELL, DONALD Jacksonville, Fla. -lome Ec AXA Junior Hole-I greelers CARRIER. PHILIP Mullnall Educalion OASON. 4ARLENE iiowa -lome Ec Nesley Edn. Kd? YWCA IRC gl-IAMBERS, ARBARA Muskogee -lome Ec AAU YWCA IRC Eff' ome Ec club OHRISTOFFERSON JR.. LFRED lillwaler ngineering IRE Radio club BURRIS. WILLODEAN Muskogee ABS IRC Girls' band BYNUM, ANNA JOYCE Okemali Home Ec dJTO Home Ec club ON Orange 81 Black quill CAN NON, JR.. GEORGE Slnidler Engineering ASCE XE CARSON. PEGGY Benlon, Ark. Home Ec Moriar Board BSU WI1o's Wlwo CASSADY. JOHN F. Oklalioma Cily A 8: S AX CHAMBERS. PAUL Slilwell A 84 S KKXI' ESE Men's Glee club Symphonic band CHRISTOPHER JAMES A. Tulsa Engineering ZQIPE O club Varsify baseball AIEE BURROUGHS. EUGENE Poniiac, Mich. Commerce IIKT BYRD. DONALD Muskogee Commerce .XX CAREY. JEAN Norllnwood, la. Commerce CARTER. FRAN K Siillwaler Engineering TIKA HKN ET 'PHE AIEE CASTOE. ALONZO R. Hamillon, Kans. Engineering CHAMPLIN. CHARLES Newkirk Commerce AXA CHUNKO. CAROLYNNE Baldwin, L. I., N. Y. A815 Pep clulobers Tlaunl Texas flag in posl'-game l95O spring lwailsiorm made converlibles our of viciory celeloralion. Iii FI REST IRCJNV BURT, BURTSCHER. WILMA JANE THOMAS Hollis Slillwafer Home Ec A 81 S HZK YMCA BSU 'PX S ECZCDIN D R.CJVV CABLE, CAGLE, LOWELL JOHN Fleiclier McAIesIer Agricullure A 81 S EFA TI4 lR.D IRCJNN CARMODY, CARNEY, JOHN JAMES Delroil, Miclw. Quinion Engineering A 81 S ET Illanalwa FTD U R'TI4 R CPVV CARTER, CARTER. ROGER WILLIAM Pawlwuska Sayre A X: S Velerinary Medicine Block 8: Bridle Ver. Soc. FI F1'P1 R CPVV CATHEY, CATHEY, GALENE JEROME Cliecolah Pasadena, Ca Educalion A 8: S KA FTA EM Hislory club S IX'TI4 R CJNV CHAPMAN CHAPMAN, CLARK D. HOWARD Davenporl Talwlequaln Engineering Engineering Blue Key, AIA ASME KTH DSE Symplwonic clwoir Players' club S ENIE N TI4 R.CDVV CLABAUGH, CLANCY. JACK JAMES Pilclner Apache Engineering Agricullure ASME AFP IITE Block X1 Bridle ET BUSEDU. ALBERT Pliiladelplwia, Pa A 81 S l'TKCI3 KIDHE Newman club CAMPBELL. CECIL W. Breckenridge Com merce BAYP CARPENTER, ANN Dewey Home Ec AZ Peppers Klf' Home Ec club CASAD, BARBARA Mooreland A 84 S Morlar Board, WAA AAH EAI Kd? KAH WIvo's Who, Orange quill CAVANAGI-I. GREG Camden, N. J. Engineering GJKCIJ Newman club Varsily baseball CHAPMAN. ROBERT Mannford Agricullure AZ CLARK, EUGENE Tulsa Agricullure IIKA IRC Block 8. Bridle Aggie Soc. Punclwers siudenl sedans. BUTLER. EARL Okmulgee Commerce EN AKKI' Oiiicers' club Commerce council Newman club CAMPBELL. CLYDE D. Helena Agricullure Farmhouse AZ FFA, CSF Aggie council Block 81 Bridle CARPENTER. LEONARD Bridgeporl Velerinary Medicine AFP 1112 Blue Key, IFC Sludenl' Senale Vel. Soc. CASE. COE W. Marland Educalion CAVIN. WILLIAM Jay Agricullure CHASTAIN JR.. JOHNNY Perry Engineering O club CLARK. GEORGE Cushing Engineering ASME ITTE Punclwers BUTT. JAMES McAIesIer Commerce Muslangs CAMPBELL, DEWEY Hammon Commerce RANT' CARPENTER. RICHARD Tulsa A X1 S Scabbard 81 Blade Arnold Air Soc. SAE CASNER. EARL Slillwaler A 8: S EYPE AEH Blue Key, IEC, IRC Greal Issues Hell Hounds Scabbard 81 Blade Officers' club CHADWICK. REBECCA Tulsa A 81 S HFM IRC Wesley Fdn. CHEEK, CHARLES Tonkawa Engineering ASA E CLARK, RICHARD Ponca Cily Commerce EAE Page 75 enior C4155 of mnelfeen ,JQ!unc!real jk?- CLARKE CLAYTON, I-I. CLAY'I'ON,J.M. CLAYTON,J. CLOUD COCI-IRAN, A. COCI-IRAN, D. COE COLLIER, N. COLTON COMPTON CONNELL COOK, J. COOK, W. COOPER COPELAN D, B. COX,T. CRAIG CRANE CRAWFORD, E, CROOKS CROSTI-IWAIT CROSTIN CROWDER CUMMINGS CUMPSTON CUNNINGI-IAM CURRIEO CLIFTON CLINE, A. COFFEY COI-IN CONRAD, C. CONRAD, D. COPELAND, L. COPELY CRAWFORD, M. CREWS CRUMP CRUMPACKER DAI-IL DAILY, F. CLINE, C. COLEMAN CONRAD, R. CORFMAN CRICI-ITON CRUTCI-IFIELD, D. DAILY, R. af CLINE, J. COLLIER, A. COOK, E. cox, N. A CRITCHFIELD CRUTCI-IFIELD DAINTON I Page 76 Typical Aggie sophislicales sip l ICLARKE, IHARRY A. Tulsa Commerce BQII CLOUD JR.. ,CECIL H. lMuskogee lEngineering COLLIER. NORMAN Sparks Engineering ET COOK. JAMES Miami Velerinary Medicine COX. THOMAS EI Reno Engineering EQE KKXI' AIEE CROOKS, LYNN EI Dorado, Kans. Engineering IITE CUMMINGS. CHARLES R. Bayfown, Tex. Agriculiure AXA Scabbard 81 Blade Arnold Air Soc. Sadie's expense. CLAYTON. HADWEN A. Independence, Kans. Engineering AIIE TBX COCHRAN. A. FRANK Tulsa A 8: S IIKA IFC Rui-Nex Vice-Pres. iunior class COLTON. GEORGE Tulsa Engineering ASME AIME Pefroleum clulo Young Republicans COOK. WENDELL Cushing Engineering AEH AIIE OSPE Soc. Ior Per. Mgl. CRAIG. BARBARA Leedey Home Ec BSU CROSTHWAIT. DELORES Oklahoma Cily Commerce CUMPSTON, HAROLD MAX Enid Engineering AIIE AZH ASME drinks a'I CLAYTON, JAMES M. Evansville, Ind. A 81 S Varsifonians COCHRAN. DEM PSEY Pauls Valley Agricullure ZIKIIE ASAE, YMCA Officers' club ESE Muslangs COMPTON. MARJORIE Terllon Commerce YWCA Kfb OGA Wesley Fdn. COOPER. WILLIAM B. Slillwaler Commerce BGH IFC CRANE. GENE Slillwaler Engineering XE IIME CROSTIN JR.. MERWYN E. Tulsa Engineering EX AIA Beaux Aris CUNNINGHAM. EVA JO Oklahoma Cily Eclucalion ZTA WAA FTA YWCA, IRC NEA, OEA Here's one aflracfion rhal makes Thela pond a brighler place. F I R S T R O W CLAYTON, CLIFTON. JOHN DELILAH Curlis Madell Engineering Home Ec HKN AEA AIEE Grand Council Home Ec club YWCA S E C O N D R O W COE, COFFEY. KENNETH PATRICIA Tulsa Okarche Engineering A Sc S AXA IFC AS M E Grand Council AUTH WAA Newman clu ID THIRD ROW CONNELL JR.. ELMER EI Reno Commerce EN HEH AKYP FOUIRT COPELAND. BARBARAJEAN Jefferson Educafion KCI3' KAH Orange quill YWCA Orange 8: Black quill Wesley Fdn. Wesley players CONRAD, CHARLES Cheyenne Engineering DX Beaux Aris AIA H ROW COPELAND, L. EUGENE Kingfisher Agricullure KTH Block 8: Bridle FIFTH ROW CRAWFORD, CRAWFORD, ELWOOD MARY Nowala Tulsa Educalion Home Ec I-IBfT3' YWCA IRC S I X T H R O W CROWDER, CRUMP. MARVIN DONALD Muskogee Calumel Engineering A81 S AX IFC S E V E N T H R O W CURRIEO, DAHL. ROYCE A. BILLIE Barllesville Cemenl A 8. S Agriculiure TKE FA AIIM AZ Muslangs CLINE. ALICE Claremore Commerce KCI' YWCA WAA Rodeo club COHN. HELEN Chickasha A 81 S KA AIIM IRC CONRAD, DONALD Frederick Agricullure Scabbard 81 Blade Block 81 Bridle Officers' club COPELY. GENETTE Slillwaler A 84 S Symphonic choir Kd! Wesley Fdn. CREWS, DELORES Oklahoma Cily Commerce YWCA CRUMPACKER, DAVID W. Enid Agricullure QAO IFC DAILY, FAU N E Muldrow Educalion Hay rides and picnics are popular sporl. Ingredienis: gu CLINE. CHARLES Newkirk Agricullure BQTI COLEMAN, JOHN D. Oklahoma Cily Engineering HKN XFI THTIE CONRAD JR., ROSS Cheyenne Engineering TBX TIE CORFMAN, BESSIE Sulphur Home Ec fi1TO Ki' YWCA HEA CRICHTON, WILLIAM Greenwich, Conn. Beaux Arls AIA CRUTCH FIELD, DONALD LEE Claremore A815 DAILY, RALSTON Muld row Com merce TKE FE BAS? Muslangs y, gal, blankel. CLINE, JACK Flelcher Agricullu re COLLIER. ARTHUR New York, N. Y. Engineering HKN AIEE COOK. EDWARD Oklahoma Cily Engineering TKE ASME SAE COX. NANCY Barilesville Commerce X9 Peppers WAA, IRC YWCA Soc. for Per. Mgr. CRITCI-I FIELD. JOHN Geary Agricullure ASAE ESE CRUTCI-IFIELD, KENNETI-I B. Tulsa Agricullure Foreslry club DAINTON. WILLIAM Kiowa, Kans. Engineering ET AIA Page 77 lJ as 52 E Q! DANIEL DAY, B. DERICKSON DICKSON, A. DOBBINS DOTY DUNCAN, A emfor 670155 of mnelfeen ,illoznclrecf .gang- 0... E DANIELS DARK DARR DAVIDSON DAVIS, E. DAVIS, I-I. DAVIS, M. DAY, J. DAY,J.C. DECORTE DEDEAUX DEEOE DEFOYD DELANEY DESI-ION6 DEVERO DEVINE DEVINNEY DEWITT DICK DICKOVER DICKSON. D. DIEVERT DIMITY DISCO DIXON, B. DIXON, M. DOAN DOBSON, C. DOBSON, R. DOLTON DONNELL, I. DONOVAN DONNELL, M. DOTSON DOWDY DOVVLIN6 DRAIN DRAKE, A. DRAKE, R. DRAPER DRIEBEEK DUNCAN,I-I. DUNCAN,M. DUNCAN,R. DUNLAP DUNLOP DURBIN,C. DURBIN,R. ge 78 'Vey RODEO 1' Pal' Ringer and Max Downey suffer in slocks Ughl Raw egg 'rrealmeni is rouline lor Muslang Girls unpack duds in New hall room during belween classes. pep club pledges. week before school. FI R S'T R CJNV ANIEL, DANIELS JR., DARK, DARR, DAVIDSON, DAVIS, DAVIS, DAVIS. ILLIE JANE CARL E. JOHN BARBARA WEURTA LEE EARL T. HERBERT MELBA MAE ollis Barflesville Broken Arrow Oklahoma Cily Guymon Kaw Ciiy Helena Perkins iucaiion Engineering Agriculiure Home Ec Commerce Commerce Agricullure Commerce CEI ASAE Agronomy club XYZ Horiiculiure Club Hill! FFA TA AZ Home Ec club Commerce council 41 WAA VV council YWCA S ECICJI4 D IRCDNN AY, DAY, DAY, DECORTE, DEDEAUX, DEFOE, DEFOYD, DELANEY, OBBIE JIMMY JOHN C. ERNEST LOUIS JAMES BILL CARROLL aedey Enid Heavener Washinglon, D. C Pedro Miguel, Enid Frederick Vinila wgineering A Xi S Agricullure A 8: S Canal Zone Veferinary Commerce Engineering FP RuleNex AFP TKE Educarion Medicine IISZII ET SAE Block 81 Bridle IFC AZ AIA Pershing Rifles Vel, Soc. Beaux Arls Aggie Soc. Flying Aggies Tl4I RI R CJNV ERICKSON, DESHONG, DEVERO, DEVINE, DEVINNEY, DEWITT, DICK, DICKOVER, 'ENDELL EMMALYN NORMA JOHN A. JAMES ROBERT HARVEY ROBERT alon, N. Mex. Siillwaler Tulsa Gray Enid Nowala Park Ridge, N. cl. Gulhrie 1gineering Home Ec A X4 S Agricullure A 81 S Commerce Engineering Commerce SCE TI' ON AX!! AX K: ASME AWS, IRC WAA Oiliicersl club SAE Orange 81 Black Newman club Scabbard 81 Blade quill PEMM Greal Issues FCDLJR'TP4 R CJNN ICKSON, DICKSON, DIEVERT, DIMITY, DISCO, DIXON, DIXON, DOAN, NN DAVID J. WARREN DENNIS BERNARD BUDDY MARTHA HENRY C. ilsa McAIes+er Douglas Chillicolhe, Ohio Erie, Pa. Ponca Cily Oklahoma Ciiy Lookoul ome Ec Commerce Agriculiure Agriculiure A X1 S Engineering A 81 S Agricullure A9 AXA Block 81 Bridle Block 81 Bridle AX ZTA STE ome Ec club Choral club AEA Scalobard 31 Blade ET Blue Key CE Wesley Fdn. AIME Who's Who WCA Rui-Nex Pelroleum club AZ 4'-S ome Life club HT-E Scabbard 81 Blade Block 81 Bridle Men's Glee club FIFTI4 RCDNV OBBINS, DOBSON, DOBSON, DOLTON, DONNELL, DONOVAN, DONNELL, DOTSON, OLEMAN CLAYTON RICHARD ROBERT IRIS FAYE JAMES J. MURILW. RICHARD Ilings Sharon, Pa. Barllesville Holdenville Covinglon Seminole Enid Enid X1 S Engineering Commerce Agriculiure Commerce Engineering Engineering Educalion 'IPKT BAWT' AFT' 922111 ATU Radio Club GX OSE, IFC, AIIE Block 81 Bridle BSU AIEE FTA OSPE, Blue Key IRE Muslangs Scabbard X1 Blade BSU Who's Who S IX'TFI IRCDNV OTY, DOWDY, DOWLING JR., DRAIN, DRAKE, DRAKE, DRAPER, DRIEBEEK. DBERT ALVIN PAUL W. EDGAR ALBERT RAY E. MARK E. NORMAN awhuska Perkins Oklahoma Cily Gulhrie Binger Sharon Claremore Wassenaar, Holland ommerce Velerinary Commerce Engineering Engineering Educalion Commerce Engineering Medicine AKW GY AIEE IAA KA ATS! Vei. Soc. POT ASME, OSPE FTA Flying Aggies IRC, AIEE Geography club SAE Aguaiics club Scabbard 8: Blade ET Oilicers' club Musiangs S ENIE N'TI4 R CPVV UNCAN, DUNCAN, DUNCAN, DUNCAN, DUNLAP, DUNLOP, DURBIN, DURBIN, NDREW HAROLD MARY ANNE ROBIN WAYMAN MARTHA CATHERINE ROY Url Sumner, Chickasha Slillwaler Temple FI. Worlh Tex. Apache Slillwaler Oilion . Mex. Commerce A Xi S Educalion Agricullure Home EC A Sc S Engineering gricullure THX X9 Rodeo club Aggie X Kill KA K'I' AIA SU Beaux Arls Terpsichorean Home Ec club Orange guill ASCE Orange 81 Black Orange 81 Black IT guill quill, OGA Ari Sludenls guild Morlar Board Page 79 DURELS EATON, L. D. EDWARDS, J. ELKIN, R. ERNCE EVANS, H. FARNSWORTI-I enior DURRELL CZQJ5 of HVLQIIBQVL LAIDLIQJPQC! EATON, L. EDWARD ELLIOTT ERNESTE S, V. EVANS, N. FARRIS DUSTON EBERT EEAW ELLIS, R.J ERVIN EVANS, W. FATI-I EAGLE ECK EI-ILERS ELLIS, R. E. ESTEP EVERETT FEARNOW EAKES EDMISTON EISENI-IOUR EMANUEL ESTES EWING FELBER EAKLE EDMOND ELAM ENGLAND, J. EUBANKS EAI-ILER FENNEMA 544, 0... EATON, B. EATON, L. N. EDSEL EDWARDS, C ELIZALDE ELKIN, M. ENGLAND, R. EPPERLY EVANS, D. EVANS, D. E. FALCONER FARMER EERGUSON,J.R. FERGUSON.. Page 80 X ..! 2 Ei .:, li . 1 , Gaile DURELS, 'IARRY J. lrooklyn, N. Y. :ommerce ATON, OREN D. fingfisher kgricullure xcacia DWARDS, AMES N. Puinlon .gricullure .FP LKIN JR., ONALD E. lklahoma Cily 8: S fildliie Soc. ZNCE, HARLES awlon igineering A fANS JR., OMER C. . linlon ricullure Egie Soc. 7 Sck 81 Bridle :A XRNSWORTI-I I., GEORGE id gricullure nur X1 Comb Z de Coeur dance. DURRELL. WILLIAM Slillwaler A 81S :N Scabbard 84 Blade Arnold Air Soc. EATON, LYN DON Carnegie Engineering Acacia IFC, AIMME OSPE Pelroleum club Greal Issues EDWARDS, VIRGINIA Oklahoma Cily A 81 S ZTA ETA Orange 81 Black quill, YWCA Ar? Sludenls guild WAA, BSU ELLIOTT. TOM J. Vernon, Tex. Agricullure Block 31 Bridle Officers' club KTIT Varsily Track Ieam Oclub ERNESTE, JANNEKA Wassenaar, Holland A 81 S EVANS JR., NOLAN J. Harlingen, Tex. Agricullure FFA FARRIS, JAMES M, Granile Engineering TAX Firemen's club Tech Soc. SAE DUSTON. GLEN V. Burlinglon, Kans. Commerce EBERT, BILL E. Blackwell Commerce EFAW, PAUL Slillwaler A 81 S Varsily Track Ieam O club ELLIS, RALPH J. Red Rock A 81 S Wildlife Soc. ERVIN, JOHN W. Oklahoma Cily Com merce 9K'I' EVANS, W. THOMAS Alva Agricullure .ffbii Olllicers' club Scabbard 8: Blade PATH. ROSEMARY Tonkawa Home Ec Household Science club Home Ec club This is Ihe Sig Alph spiril Ihal makes Ihe School begins again . . . lhe boys come in wilh Sigma Nu's make a Ielish of The ping-pong lable lols ol baggage and spiril. FIRST ROW EAGLE. WILLIAM Tulsa Engineering IIKA Arnold Air Soc. AIIE SECON ECK, CHARLES Tulsa Commerce Olzlicers' club Frnold Air Soc. Newman club Social Dance club EAKES, DOIS Ninnekah Commerce DSF FTA UBEA Aggielles D ROW EDMISTON, EDWARD P. Tulsa Agricullure frIKfl' Newman club Block 8: Bridle IFC THIRD ROW EHLERS. LEONARD Lahoma Engineering .XX IA! XI'T BK: T81I F O U R T ELLIS. ROBERT F. Sapulpa Commerce EISENHOUR, ERMA JEAN Minco Home Ec HEA BSU YWCA Home Ec club H ROW EMAN UEL. WAYNE E. Muskogee Agricullure Agronomy club FIFTH ROW ESTEP. WILLIAM Wichila, Kans. Engineering AIEE ESTES. LEON K. Durham Agricullure SIXTH ROW EVERETT, HAROLD U. Amarillo, Tex, Engineering EAR ET AIIE EWING, SOLON Headrick Agricullure FarmHouse KTII AZ YMCA Block 84 Bridle SEVENTH ROW FEARNOW, WILLIAM R. Oklahoma Cily A 81 S I-IK Beaux Arls AIA FELBER, MELVIN Bison Engineering ITIKKI1 HTX' EAKLE, CALVIN Ouinlon Agriculiure Masonic club Block 81 Bridle EDMOND. KENNETH Anllers A815 ELAM, DOROTHY Norman Home Ec KAII ENGLAND, JOHN H. Muskogee Agricullure FFA Black 81 Bridle EUBAN KS. RANDALL Oklahoma CII' Engineering IA: FAHLER, DARRELL Tulsa Engineering IIWKT IFC KKYI' Beaux Arls AIA FENNEMA. MARY LEE Gulhrie Home Ec Rifle club YWCA Home Ec club Y EATON, BETTY Jenks Home Ec AXS2 EDSEL, A. RAY Seiling Commerce SAIC Sludenl' Senale IFC BIKT Blue Key ELIZALDE, ARTURO Harlinglon, Tex. A 8: S FTA Muslangs I-lislory club ENGLAND, ROBERT B. Muskogee A818 EVANS, DORIS JEMA Frederick Home Ec Grand Council FALCON ER, JAMES E, Brislow Engineering ATSZ FERGUSON, JERRY R. Davidson Engineering Scabbard 81 Bla Pelroleum club IMRC Cordell cabinel de EATON, LAURA NELL Carnegie Home Ec EDWARDS. CHARLES H. Palerson, N. J. Engineering AIIE OSPE ELKIN, MARILYN Oklahoma Cily Home Ec KQV ACEI FTA YWCA EPPERLY, JEAN RAY Hydro Agricullure API' AZ 'PHE 'IPI Agronomy club Aggie council Who's Who EVANS, DUANE E. Nash Agronomy club AZ Crops Judging Ieam FARMER, WILLIAM T, Cheyenne Commerce FERGUSON, JOHN W. Waurika Agricullure YMCA Flying Aggies FFA KTH Page SI o QVLLOI' FERRELL FISI-IBURN FOLEY FORD, B. FRANSEN FRAZIER FROST FUCCI GARDNER GARMS GARTMAN GARWOOD GIBBS, A. GIBBS,C.A. FISHER FORD, L. FREELAND FULLER GARNER, J GEATCI-IES GIBBS, C. E 641,55 of Wnefeen ,JQIDLVLCJPQJ FITZGERALD FLATT FORESTER FORREST FREEMAN FRIMAN FUNDIS GAILUS GARNER,W, GARRETT, B. GELMERS GENZLINGER GIBSON,J.V. GIBSON,J.M. E f,-On,e FLEAK FLETCHER FODDRILL FOSTER FOX FRANCIS FRITTS FRITZ FROMMEL GALLAI-IER GALLUP GAN DY GARRETT, E. GARRETT, J. GARRETT, W GEORGE GERSTEN GERVAIS GIBSON,J.R. GIBSON,J.A. GIBSON,K. Page 82 'rw' kv-ef Jean Lee, Clarice McHenry and Joan KraTT, Kappa Sig Mardi Gras-MclnTire, McDonald, This is how Tl'1aT man looks, gals, in The pre-daTe ADPi, geT fixed up. Gipson and MahaTTey. sTage. PiKA guys. Fl R S'T R CDVV FERRELL, FISI-IBURN, FISHER, FITZGERALD, FLATT, FLEAK, FLETCHER, FODDRILL, HOWARD J.C. BILL G. KENNETH W. LOUISE ROBERT W. CATHERINE JUNE T-lousTon, Tex. Moore Duncan Pauls Valley Perry DuranT Oklahoma CiTy BenTon, Ark. Engineering A 81 S AgriculTure AgriculTure Home Ec Engineering Home Ec A X1 S TKE Block 81 Bridle AZ TI' Beaux ArTs ZTA X52 HT-S Home Ec club AIA FTA Panhellenic Social Dance club WresTling Team IRC Beaux ArTs Circle Eigl1T club WesTminsTer Fdn. Newman club IRC, YWCA YWCA Home Ec club Player's club S ECZKD N D R CFVV FOLEY, FORD, FORD, FORESTER, FORREST, FOSTER, FOX, FRANCIS, CRAY L. BUSTER F. LEO W. JESSE G. VIRGINIA DAVID L. BETTY JEAN MONROE Tulsa Ashdown, Ark. Pawhuska Pine BluTT, Ark. STraTTord Perry Moore Oklahoma CiTy Engineering AgriculTure AgriculTure AgriculTure Home Ec EducaTion EducaTion A 81 S AXA Block X: Bridle Spur 8: Comb IIEA KKT1' Grand Council OSPE KTH Home Ec club Men's Glee club AWS ASME Masonic club FTA ,SAE WesTminsTer Fdn. DSF Young Republicans ACEI Tldl R D R CDVV FRANSEN, FRAZIER, FREELAND, FREEMAN, FRIMAN, FRITTS, FRITZ, FROMMEL, JAMES M. BRUCE J. JAMES, JULIAN GWENDOLYN BETTY LOU DORIS E. CATHERINE Clinfon STillwaTer BrisTow Denison, Tex. LawTon I-lenryeTTa Saddle MounTain Tulsa Agriculfure Engineering Commerce AgriculTure Home Ec Home Ec Home Ec Home Ec ATP IITE ForesTry club ZTA I-lome Ec club IIEA FFA ASME ConservaTion KAII WAA Aggie Soc. BSU council ON RiTle club Black Xu Bridle Home Ec club Home Ec club CanTerbury club FCDLJR'TF1 IRCJNV FROST, FUCCI, FULLER, FUNDIS, GAILUS, GALLAHER, GALLUP, GANDY, ROBERT L. MICHAEL JAMES A. VALYE NELL ZANO ROBERT LEE WILLIAM P. MARGARET Amarillo, Tex. Asbury, N. J. Newkirk WaneTTe Westville, lll. STillwaTer STraTTord Barflesville Engineering EducaTion Commerce Home Ec AgriculTure Engineering AgriculTure A Br S FTA AKW l-lorTicuITure club AIEE FFA AZ OTTicers' club HAXI' MusTangs YWCA WresTling Team Girls' band Peppers Players' club FI FT Fl R CJVV GARDNER, GARMS, GARNER, GARNER, GARRETT, GARRETT, GARRETT, GARRETTJR., JOHN P. BETTY JANE JAMES B. WILLIAM L. BILLY C. ELAINE JAMES M. WILLIAM E. ldabel LiTTle Rock, Ark. Tulsa Tulsa Alfus BarTlesville Neodesl1a,Kans. Oklahoma CiTy CxgriculTure Commerce Commerce VeTerinary Commerce Q EducaTion Engineering . FA TA Cordell caloineT Medicine KAII EM XE AKXI' FTA, YWCA 'l'K'l' MusTangs AWS Honorary CadeT Colonel S lX'TPl R CJVV ARTMAN, GARWOOD, GEATCHES, GELMERS, GENZLINGER, GEORGE, GERSTEN, GERVAIS. OLOMAN C. WILLIAM R. ANN A.LLOYD BRYCE S. FRANK G. JESSEJ. BERNARD R. hawnee Blackwell Oklahoma CiTy Newkirk I-lunTingdon I-larvey, Ill. Brooklyn, N.Y. SouThbridge, Mass. leTerinary EducaTion Commerce EducaTion Valley, Pa. Engineering EducaTion Commerce viedicine YWCA HKN Engineering HX TKT HX feT. Soc. FTA E445 AIA Track Team AEII IRC AllE ASCE FTA Newman club Radio club Beaux ArTs OTTicers' club Officers' club S E V E BIT P1 R CD VV IBBS JR., GIBBS, GIBBS, GIBSON, GIBSON, GIBSON, GIBSON, GIBSON. LFRED L. CHARLES A. CHRIS E. JACK V. JAMES MOORE JAMES R. JOHN A. KING S. ulsa Tulsa Taylorville. Ill. Seminole GuThrie lola, Kans. Oklahoma CiTy Faye-TTeville, Ark. ngineering AgriculTure Commerce Engineering Commerce Engineering AgriculTure VeTerinary Medicine 8: l, ASSE ForesTry club KE OSPE MKT HKA Block 81 Bridle Blue Key AVP AE Scabbard 81 Blade IFC ASME Who's Who AA IRC SAE STdnT. Assn. V-Pres. rder of STudenT SenaTe ed Red Rose Block 81 Bridle Page 83 enior C4155 of Wnelfeen Hundred One y- GIESS GIGOUX GILBREATI-I GILCI-IRIST GILL GILLE GINGERICI-I GIVENS GLOVER GLYNN GODDARD GODMAN GOINS GOOD GOODALL GOODHUE GOODMAN, B. GOODMAN, M GOODRICK GOOM GOUDEKET GOWDY GRAI-IAM GRANDINETTI GRANTI-IAM, A. GRANTHAM, K. GRAVLEE GREEN GREENE GREER GREGORY GRIDER GRIEVES GRIEFETI-I GRIFFIN GRIGSBY GRIPE GROSECLOSE GROVES GRUBER GRUMMER GULL GUNN GUTIERREZ GWINN HAIR I-IALE I-IALL, I-I. I-IALL, L. I-IALL, M. I-IAMILTON, R. I-IAMILTON, W. I-IAMM I-IAMMACK I-IANCOCK, R. I-IANCOCK, T. I I Page 84 I I QI 2 sa I 5- if I I fa ls I In 2 I I n a I Q IE I 5 2 ? 5 5 E S 2 23 ,xxx s ,QQ . Ron Hendricks regisfers exquisiie pain as Kay GIESS. ROBERT R. Arnold, Kans. Agriculfure AFI' Block 8: Bridle Aggie Soc. AZ GLOVER, ROBERT K. Sfillwaier Agriculiure GOODMAN, BILLY Pauls Valley Agriculiure GRANTI-IAM. ALVA A. Cleveland Agriculiure AVP EFA Aggie Soc. GRIEVES. ROBERT E Tulsa Engineering AXA ET HKN AIEE GRUMMER. JAMES E. Tulsa Engineering ASAE ASME HALL. LEONARD M Slillwarer Engineering McKinney deals deafh. GIGOUX, JERE Carrier Educafion GLYNN. ROBERT V. Cherokee Agriculfure Farm House 'Phil AZ Agronomy club GOODMAN. MAITLAND H. Canion Engineering GRANTHAM, KITTY SUE Siillwaler Home Ec YWCA Kfb Wesley Fdn. Household Science club GRIFFETH. ERN EST L. Cushing Agriculiure AFP Liyesiock Judging feam GULL. CARL R. Eureka, Kans. Educaiion HALL JR., MILES A. Okernah Commerce BART' Commerce council GILBREATH, ULMER Ryan Engineering Blue Key YMCA IITZ ASME, IRC Engr. Siudenl' council GODDARD. THELMA LEE Shidler Home Ec .AXA YWCA Home Ec club IRC Aggieiies GOODRICK, DONALD L. Medford Agriculiure Agronomy club infer-religious council GRAVLEE. DON Goodwell Agriculiure GRIFFIN, OWEN C. Vifyandolle Agriculfure FFA GUNN. DALE R. Wewoka Agricullure Dairy Science club HAM ILTON, ROBERT W. Shelbyville, Ind. Engineering OSE AIIE KIIEE Here's ihal Texas 'Flag again before sullied raising on fire siaiion pole. FIR S T R O W GILCHRIST, GILL. BILLY C. JOHN W. Marlow Oklahoma Cily Engineering Officers' club O club Varsily Track learn Com merce 211315 SECOND ROW GODMAN JR., GOINS. CECILA. HUBERT M. Memphis, Tenn. Green Eoresi, Agriculiure Ark. Acacia Veierinary Block Xi Bridle Medicine fI'EE T H I R D R O W GOOM, GOUDEKETJR., BEVERLY WILLIAM Silver Ciiy, N. M. Sfillwaier A 81 S Engineering KAW Acacia WX Beaux Aris YWCA AIA Orange 81 Black F O U R T GREEN. ARTHUR E. Wakiia Engineering vT quill ASAE H R O W eREENE, MILTON c. Wellsville, N.Y. A 81 S F I F T H R O W GRIGSBY, GRIPE. ROBERT A. WILLIAM B. Tulsa Prague Engineering Engineering SIX T H R O W GUTIERREZ, GWINN, BALTAZAR A. STANLEY H. Chihuahua, Mex. Tulsa A81 S Educaiion IRC, AIA O club Arr Siudenis guild Beaux Aris ASCE S E V E N T H R O W HAMILTON, HAMM. WILLIAM C. HAZEL C. Mounds Muskogee Agriculiure Educalicn Dairy Scienc club GILLE, JOHN P. Holdenyille Engineering AIIE Radio club GOOD. CLARENCE D. Crescenf Commerce Scalobard Xi Blade Punchers Officers' club GOWDY, BILLY R. Elk Ciiy Agriculiure KE Aggie X Aggie Soc. Block 31 Bridle FFA GREER, EERN ON ETA Brisiow Home Ec KAH GROSECLOSE. WILLIAM R. Tulsa Agriculiure HAIR. PATRICIA Duncan Home Ec KKT' Panhellenic KAII fI'T0 WAA IIZK HAM MACK. DON D. Alma, Ark. Agricullure Sam oulgrew pond, gobbled ioo many baby ducks had Io be isolaied. GINGERICH, VEDA L. Ponca Ciiy Commerce YWCA IIQH EH KAII GOODALL. JERRY Haskell Agricullure FarmHouse AZ AEA Black 81 Bridle Oiiicers' club GRAHAM, BILL J. Tulsa Engineering UNDP flvllll Peiroleum club GREGORY. PAUL N. Sayre Educalion GROVES. WILLIAM M. Eorl Towson Agriculiure AZ Horiiculiure club HALE, PATRICIA Broken Arrow Home Ec 'VXA IIZK Wesiminsier Fd HANCOCK. RANDAL W. Carnegie Agricullure ALP Block Xi Bridle FEA Aggie Soc. Vi. GIVENS. JACK R. Wichifa, Kans. Engineering PJIHE GOODH UE. JAMES E. Cresceni Agricullure Rodeo club SAX Block 81 Bridle GRANDINETTI, EUGENE R. Massapequa, N.Y. 9X GRIDER, RUBY Guyrnon Commerce GRUBER. THOMAS J. Marlins Eerry,Ohio Engineering AXA ASME OSPE ASSE Peiroleum club I-IALL. HOWARD D. Ponca Cily Commerce HANCOCK. THOMASINE Kaw Ciiy Horne Ec Page HAN FORD HARLAN HARRIS, R. HARVEY HAXTON HENDERSON, C. HENSON, W. enior CZGA5 of Wnefeen ,JQ!u,nc!real One g- HARBERI' HARDIN,G. HARDIN, R. HARDWICK, M. HARDWICK,W.H. HARDWICK, W. E. I-IARI. HARNDEN HARPER, E. HARPER, J. HARPMAN HARRINGTON HARRIS, G. HARRIS, M. HARRIS, S, HARRY HARSI-IAW HART, M. HART, W. HARTGRAVES HARTMAN HASENBECK HASH HASKIN HASLETT HATEIELD HATHEWAY HAWKINS HAYDEN, J. HAYDEN, T. HAYNES HEAD HEDGES HEMBREE HENDERSON, B HENDERSON, E. HENDERSON HENDRICKS HENRY HENSLEE HENSLEY HENSON, H. HERBERGER HERIVIANSKI HERMES I-IERNDON,A.E, HERNDON,ARCH HERRIAN HERRING X ,..,. ..,. W. .. , I Page 86 K R . aw , ,sum P -we Q--rvffl 'seal' .nl a. !'UN- . ,,,' 'V his 1. g f' The ieam lhaf raises ihe rumpus al Aggie Lambda Chi crowned Mary Ellen Turion alhlelic evenis. Crescenf queen. FI R S'T R CFVV HANFORD, HARBERT, HARDIN, HARDIN, HARDWICK, WILLIAM BOB C. GEORGE A. ROBERT W. MARY Colby, Wis. 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MARY FRANCES Greal Bend, Kans. Commerce IISZTI HEA Commerce council McKELLAR. JAMES HENRY Red Springs, N. C Engineering ASME OSPE McMINN, RUTH E. Barllesville Commerce YWCA IRC FTA MERKLE, OWEN G. Meade. Kans. Agriculfure MILLER. DALE R. Enid Agriculfure .SHE Aggie X Page 97 MILLER, J. P. MITZNER MOHON MOORE, E.W. MOORE,S.A. MORTON,J. L. MULLEN enior 676145 of Wnefeen .JQ!unalrec! any Une MILLER,J.J. MJOSETH MOHSENIN MOORE,J.T. MOORER MORTON,W. D. MUNS l' MILLER, M. MINCHER MOBLEY, H. L. MOBLEY, R. E. MOLLER MONGER MOORE, K. MOORE, L. R. MORAVA MORELAND MOSELEY MOSER MURPHY,J.B. MURPHY,K.C. MINOR MOBLY MONTGOMER MOORE, L. B. Y. MOR6AN,J.V. MOSSMAN M URRAY MITCHELL, M. B. MITCHELL, R. L. MOCK MOGG, C. M. MONTGOMERY, R. MOONEY MOORE, M. MOORE, M. R. MOR6AN,J.D. MORGAN, R. E. MOUNGER MOUSER MYATT MYERS, B. V. MITCHUSSOI MOGG-,J. M. MOORE. B. M. MOORE, S. H. MORSE MOWERY MYERS, M. Pagd 98 5 E 3 1 I 5 I I 2 I . 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Dklahoma Cily ngineering Kfil ISCE DSPE HABER, EGGY Velumka lllome Ec ome Ec club VAA, BS U IIEA range 81 BI. quill rand Council reai Issues Io pa rlies. ROWLEY, VIRGINIA Fairland Educaiion RYAN. WILLIAM A. Sand Springs Commerce Blue Key KKXI' NIKT AKWII Scabloard 81 Blade Officers' clulo Greal Issues SAUNDERS, TOM A. Oklahoma Cily Agricullure AX Eoreslry club Officers' club Pep council Conserva. council SCH ERER. RICHARD D. Slillwafer Engineering AIEE SCOVIL JR., CHARLES M. Orlando Agricullure SELIG, CHARLES E. Sluflgarl, Ark. Engineering ETX AIA Newman club Beaux Arfs SHACKELEORD, LYNN Indianola Engineering ASCE nlrances RUSS. MERRIEL Slillwaler Commerce E M RYAN, WILLIAM E. Oklahoma Cify Velerinary Medicine A1199 Velerinary Soc. SAVAGE, HUBERT I. Fairfax Agricullure Block X: Bridle Rodeo club SCHILTZ, RAYMOND M Ponca Cily Agricullure Newman club Block 8: Bridle Aggie council AEA SCRIBN ER. JERROLD R. Lyons, Kans. Commerce HKA SEMINOFE, SAMMY Hobar+ A 81 S FTA Young Republicans SHELINE, PAUL R. Tulsa Engineering AIEE IIKN KVRO IRE OSE KD's ready house wilh snowman and angel hair Carol Higdon is on receiving end of suppressed 'for Wonderland dance, desire al' ADPi dance. FI R S'T R CPNV RUSSELL, RUSSELL, RUST, RUTH, RUTH JR., HOWARD K. JOHN S. MARJORIE LAHOMA GREEN PAUL R. LaMarque, Tex. Wichiia, Kans. Tulsa Mariella Scofl Cify, Kans. Educaiion Commerce A 8: S Home Ec A X1 S HKA WAA, PEMM Hisiory club Grand Council Greal Issues SEf:CJFID RCJNV RYLAND, SALISBURY, SALLEE, SAMPSON, SANDERS, WALLACE E. BILL LESLIE H. HARRIS E. CHARLES Crescenl' Vici Pawnee Hunlingfon, Ark Dyersburg, Tenn. Engineering Agricullure Agriculiure Agriculiure Engineering AFP AEA Beaux Arls FEA AIA Officers' club XFI Block 8: Bridle Engr. Sludenl' Aggie Soc. council TI4 IR.D R.C3VV SAXON, SAYE, SCALES, SCHAEFER, SCHAEER, ROBERT K. JOHN M. JACK D. DELMAR L. RAY DEAN Slillwaler SIiIIwal'er McAIesfer Marshall Longsdale Engineering Engineering Engineering Agricullure Agriculiure HT-S TEX APP Block 81 Bridle AIME 'FTE Block Xi Bridle Aggie Soc. Pelroleum club Aggie Soc. FCJLJR'TII IRCJNN SCHMIDT, SCHNACKE, SCHOENEELDT, SCOTT, SCOTT, JEROME W. DONALD P. EMIL C. E. NEIL SAMUEL W. Oklahoma Cify Slillwaler Tulsa Geary Proclor Engineering Engineering Engineering Block 8: Bridle Commerce EX DDE FFA Iffanaha IEC, IRC AIIE AIME, ASME Arnold Air Soc. Peiroleum club Punchers FI FT'H I CJNN SCRIBNER, SCROGGIN, SEARLES JR., SEE, SEELEY JR., ROY E. JOSEPHINE CHARLES C. ROBERT M. PAUL Drumrighl' Siillwaler Siillwaler Garber Lookoui Commerce Home Ec Commerce Engineering Agriculiure HZK GX Radio club Efillfl YWCA AZIII IRE IEC, IRC, Blue Key BSU 'PKCP Block 8: Bridle Scabbard 81 Blade Olziicers' club S IX'TI4 R.CJVV SERWIN, SETH, SETTLES, SEWARD, SEWARD, LORAINE JOHN W. WAYNE R. JAMES A. LAWRENCE S. Cliilon, N. J. Barllesville Tulsa Muskogee Barflesville Home Ec Commerce Engineering Agricullure Engineering KAH EAR fbKT EX ASME Home Ec club MKT TITE Pefroleum club Flying Aggies Arnold Air Soc. 'PHE Rui-Nex IRC Soc. Ior Per. Mgl, S ENIE N TI4 R CJVV SHERMAN, SHERRILL, SHINN, SHINN, SHNELL JAMES W. ELTON H. COLENE WILLIAM E. GENE J. Sfillwaier Terral Ardmore Newkirk Oklahoma Cily Agricullure Agriculiure Home Ec A 81 S Engineering Eniomology club EEA KA9 HKN Home Ec club ET IRC, YWCA fI1HE Home Life club AIEE ACE Page I07 enior 670155 of Wnelfeen ..!Q!1f1,nc!real Eng- One SI-IULTZ SILVER SIMMERING SIMONDS SIMONSON SITTEL, M. SITTEL, P. SKIDMORE SKINNER SLACK SLETTUM SLIFER SMITI-I, D. SMITI-I, G. SMITI-I, L. W. SMITI-I, L. L. SMITI-I, P. SMITI-I,S. SMITI-I,T. SMITI-I,W. SMYTI-I SNELL SNIDER SNODG-RASS SOLLERS SOLOMON SOREY SPARKMAN SPARKS SPENCER SPICER SPRADLING SPINELLA SPRAG-UE SPROWLS STAEFELBACI-I STAPLES STARCI-IER STARK STARNES STARR STATEN STELLE STEINBERG STEPHENS STERLING STEWART STICE STINCI-ICOMB STOCKINC5 STOUT, E. STOUT, G. STOVALL STROMAN STROUPE STUART Page I08 Alomic Chef in Fun Frolics. Abner To dance. FI REST IRCDNN ICHULTZ, SILVER, SIMMERING, SIMONDS, SIMONSON. IOYCE C. A. JAMES V. CHARLES W. FRANK L. ulhrie Tulsa Garber Walonga Gurdon, Ark. ommerce Engineering A 81 S Engineering AZDH TBKP AIEE IIA Radio club SAE KWCA IRE Engr. Sludeni RC council ACS, AlChE OSPE, IRC S ECZCJIH D IRCDNN SKINNER, SLACK, SLETTUM, SLIFER, SMITH. NILLIAM W. WILSON SHIRLEY ROBERT ROSS DOYCE D. 'ulga Nowala Tu rlle Lake, N. D. Buffalo, Wyo. Cherokee Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Velerinary ATS! EIT Medicine IIZK .YAE Vei. SOC. Lulheran sludenls assn. OGA TI4 IR.D IRCJNN SMITH, SMITH. SMITH, SMITH, SMYTH. 'HILIP T. SHIRLEY C. THOMAS B. WILLIAM L. MARION J. Ionca Cily Commerce Ryan Elk Cily Weslfield, N. J. ommerce Educalion Engineering Agricullure Home Ec X FTA Sludenl Senale Aggie Soc. Home Ec club Kq' Hislory club AIIE, OSPE Aggie X Household IT Science club Blue Key, OSE WAA Who's Who Rilile club FCDLIR'TII IRCDNN SOLLERS, SOLOMON SOREY, SPARKMAN, SPARKS, JAMES S. PAUL W. TOM BUSTER E. OSCAR W. klahoma Cily Pryor Oklahoma Cily Lawlon Konawa X1 S A 8: S Engineering Agricullure Agricullure X CDHE EN Blockgm Bridle Spur3cComb ACS AIA Beaux Arls FI FT'H I CJNN 'PINELLA, SPRAGUE, SPROWLS, STAFFELBACH, STAPLES. HILIP A. MONTY ROBERT N. MARY DIANE JERLENE onkers, N.Y. Medford Elk Cily Nowala Pillsburg ngineering A8fS Agricullure AXIS Home Ec T 11139 API' KKI' Home EC Club 'FT TII-ITT Aggie Soc. Orange quill Black 8: Bridle Orange 81 Black AZ quill, OGA HELD S IX'fII R CPVV TARR, STATEN, STEELE, STEINBERG, STEPHENS. OYCE D. HI W. EDWINA P. HYMAN A. V. AVERY ulsa Siillwaler Purcell New York, N. Y. Tulsa ngineering Engineering Home Ec Engineering Agricullure EN 'I'Ii'I1 Home Ec club XE EX . Blue Key XIII Block 81 Bridle 'PIII XT Beaux Arls Rodeo club IFC ASCE IIKN AIA S ENIE BIT FI R CJWV TINCHCOMB, STOCKING, STOUT, STOUT, STOVALL. AY THOMAS ROBERT D. EDWARD LEE GLENNA L. JOE iloam Springs, Woodward Drumrighf Shalfuck McAIesI'er rk. A 81 S Commerce A 81 S Commerce X, S EPR AXJK KCI? AXA FE YWCA AKKII Peiroleum club IRC EM Wesley Fdn. Commerce council SITTEL. MELVIN C. Amarillo, Tex. Ag ricullu re AXA Block 81 Bridle Scabbard 81 Blade SMITH. GEORGE J. Alex Agricullure Black 81 Bridle FFA SNELL. JOE R. Allus Com merce MKT SPENCER. THOMAS A. Slillwaler Commerce TKE Scabbard X1 Blade YMCA Greal Issues STARCHER, BERTON G. Siillwaler Educalion FTA STERLING. VAN E. Oklahoma CiI'y Commerce TKE INIKT Scabbard 84 Blade Officers' club STROMAN. DAVID HOWELL Olrnilo, Tex. Agricullure Inler-Religious council One of series B Tealures was comedy acl of Happy Sadie Hawkins lakes glum, bewhiskered This is one reason why pinning a girl is such a serious mafler. SITTEL. PAT Presfon Home Ec KK1' IRC YWCA SMITH, L. WAYNE Brisfow Educalion KI SNIDER, JOANNE Redlands, Calif. A 81 S AXQ Newman club Horlicullure club ETA SPICER, DONALD R. Slilwell Engineering AIChE STARK, JOHN W. Tulsa Agricullure FarmHouse AZ .SEA Oiiicers' club STEWART. WILLIAM J. Okmulgee . Agricullure STROU PE. CAROLYN Muskogee Commerce KID IISZIII KAII FTA WAA SKIDMORE. HAROLD L. Claremore Agricullure Agronomy club SMITH, LAWRENCE L. Lexinglon Agricullure ATA Block 81 Bridle SNODGRASS, BEAL K. Oklahoma CiI'y Agricullure Acacia SPRADLING, J. W. Bixby Agricullure AFP Dairy Science club Aggie Soc. STARNES, WILLIAM N. Woodward Educalion OIAA Circle Eighi clulo STICE. CLAUDE W. Shidler Engineering ASME SAE AEII STUART, MARGARET Laverne A 81 S HBITJ EAI Page I09 enior Cfcm of Wnefeen .J41!1,anc!rec! gang- Une STUMP TABER TAYLOR, J. R. TERRY THOMAS, W. THOMPSON, R. E. TRACY SUCHAN TABOR TAYLOR, J. B. THIES THOMASON THORNTON TREADWELL SULLIVAN, G. TALBERT TAYLOR N. THIESSEN THOMPSON, C. TH RASHER TREAT SULLlVAN,T. SUMMERS, P, TALLENT TANNER TAYLOR, R. TEMPLER THOMAS, O. THOMAS, E. THOMPSON, D. THOMPSON, OA. TODD TOLER TROTT TROUTMAN SUMMERS, T. SUTTON TAVOSO TAYLOR, H. TEMPLETON TERBUSH THOMAS, H. THOMAS, J. THOMPSON, G.W. THOMPSON, J. TOMPKINS TOOMAN TROXEL TRUTTMAN SWALLEY TAYLOR, J. C TERPENING THOMAS, J. THOMPSO TOWNES TUBBS N. Page IIO Pi Phi's al Cold Cream bowl game TUMP, IANCY C. Dklahoma Cify ducafion TA QC, FTA DEA, NEA .CEx IAII ABER, IVALON SU E Isage Zommerce AE AYLOR, AM ES R. Iillwaler griculfure 2 lock 81 Bridle ERRY, IART E. 'ale ,gricullu re gronomy club ggie Soc. -IOMAS, fALTER E. Iarshall 'igineering IEE -IOMPSON. ICI-IARD E. arflesville 'igineering E QE ME AT T RACY. DSEPH M. Iounlain View ommerce TKT lasonic club ggie X Iosl, despile cheering, 6 SUCI-IAN JR.. WILLIAM E. Rosedale, N. Y. Engineering GX ITTE Newman club ASI-IVE TABOR, JOHN O. Tulsa A8fS TAYLOR, JOHN B. Slillwaler Home Ec EN THIES, SI EGBERT A. Newkirk Agriculfure Agronomy club FFA AZ TA THOMASON,JR., EDDIE LEE Olusree Agriculiure EarmHouse Aggie Soc. Greal' Issues Aggie council Dairy Callie Judging ' THORTON. ROBERT A. Memphis, Tenn. Engineering TREADWELL, ROBERT W. Snyder Agricullure wilh Thelas -O. SULLIVAN, GENE F Mangum AXIS TALBERT, LESTER L. Cemenl Agriculfure Block 8: Bridle AZ TAYLOR. NORMA LEA Perkins Commerce ITEA FTA THIESSEN, DEWEY A. Mounfain View Engineering TIME ASME THOMPSON, CHARLES H. Slillwaler Engineering EN Beaux Arls Olilicers' club AIA THRASHER, FRANK Sallisaw Engineering Tech Soc. T81 I IA2 TREAT, CHARLES D. Honor, Mich. Engineering OIAA Masonic club Tell ya, pard . . . The calfle business ain'I so Oh yeal . . . school. Here's one of lhose classes easy. The face-Joyce Flikkema. Thar break up The day. F I R S T R O W SULLIVAN, SUMMERS, SUMMERS, SUTTON, SWALLEY. THOMAS W. PHILLIP B. TRUMAN 6. BILL LEE WAYNE A. Briggsville, Ark. Seminole Muskogee Shreveporl, La. Pawnee Agricullure A 81 S Agricullure Engineering Agricullure FFA Agronomy club EX ATU Block 8: Bridle Officers' club OSE Block 8: Bridle Hell Hounds OSPE, EM Beaux Arls S E C O N D R O W TALLENT, TANNER, TAVOSO, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, DONALD M. JOHN J. ROGER W. HARLEY E. JAMES C. Forl' Cobb Tulsa Cresskill, N. J. Barnsdall Mounfain View Agricullure Commerce Engineering Agricullure Agriculfure Block 8: Bridle EN OSE FFA EAE Officers' club AIEE Horlicullure club Block 8: Bridle T H I R D R O W TAYLOR, TEMPLER, TEM PLETON JR., TERBUSH, TERPENING. RALPH B. LEO G. JAMES B. HUBERT W. LESLIE E. Newburgh, N. Y. Duke Tulsa Alva Slillwafer Commerce Agricullure Agricullure Engineering Engineering FE FFA 111112 A I E E ATU Varsily Track 'team Dairy Science club IRE AIEE IRE F O U R T H R O W THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS, THOMAS, CHARLES R. EDMUND L. HULEN G. JEANNE JOHN R. Elk Cily Tulsa Lindsay Sfillwaler Eldorado Engineering Agricullure Engineering A 81 S Engineering AIEE Black 81 Bridle Pelroleum club ITIBKI' ASCE HMB SAE Panhellenic AIA HKN AEH Orange quill Orange 3: Black quill ITITTNI ITZK F I F T H R O W THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON, THOMPSON. DIXIE I. GEORGE A. GEORGE W. JOYCE E. MARY JANE Oklahoma Cily Brislow Kirkwood, Mo. Wanefle Calumel' A 8: S Agricullure Engineering Home Ec IRC WX 'PK4' OSPE TI' WAA Orange 81 Black quill Foreslry club ASME WAA YWCA SAE Home Ec club S I X T H R O W TODD, TOLER JR., TOMPKINS, TOOMAN, TOWNES. SHARLENE GEORGE ROY C. JAMES M. WILLIAM H. Slillwaier Ada Nashville, Tenn. Pauls Valley Wilburfon A X: S Engineering Agricullure Engineering Agricullure Orange quill AXA KE SAE FFA Orange 81 Black quill ET Scabbard 81 Blade ASME UTM Block 81 Bridle WX Ofiicers' club S E V E N T H R O W TROTT, TROUTMAN, TROXEL, TRUTTMAN, TUBBS, RICHARD L. HAROLD V. WILLIAM L. MAUDINE KENNETH R. Vinifa Keneiic Wealherford McAIesler Brislow Agricullure Agricullure A 81 S Educa+ion Engineering Agronomy club FFA F-AE BSU YMCA Camera club Pa e III TUCKER, D. TURRENTINE VANN VENZKE WADE, N. WALLIS, W. WATERS, G. gfam of Wnelfeen ,!Q!oanc!rec! ZA? Une Q ZVLLOI' TUCKER, J. TUCKER, W. TUNELL UI-IL UNTERKIRCI-IER UPTON VATER VAUGI-IN, C. VAUOI-IN, K. VEST VICTOR VINEYARD WAGNER WAKEMAN WALKER, K. WALLIS, W. R. WALTERS WALTON, E. WATERS, Y. WATSON, C. WATSON, D. TURLEY VALDER VAUGI-IN, V. VOLPE WALKER, R. WALTON, J. WATSON, W. TURNER, F. VALELLA VAUGI-IT VON DREI-ILE WALKER, W. WARD WAY TURNER, K. VALLION VAWTER VOSKUI-IL WALLACE WARE WEBB, A. TURNER, R. VAN FRANK VENABLE WADE, I-I. WALLER WARLICK WEBB, K. Page II2 1esIHelIwege helps Sheldon Bellmon gel ser Tor The big cIambake. 'UCKER. DONALD Middle-Iown, Conn. XX. S XXA Blue Key Hudenl Union board fdilor, Redskin Nho's Who SAX 'URRENTINE. EHARLES nlhony, Kans. :nglneerlng DKT IKN AIEE IANN, 5RANK 'erry ommerce GTI Ki' JKT Eelroleum clulo ommerce council IENZKE. ZENNETH llillwaler Engineering IChE IT CS SSE VADE. JORMAN illings ommerce ALLIS, ANDA hawnee ome Ec I' ATERS. EORGE esfville gricullure TA asonic Club pur X. Comb TUCKER, JAMES Drumrighl Veferinary Medicine AZ Ver. Soc. UHL, RON DAL Barllesville A Bc S Pelroleum club AIMME EFE VATER, JERRY Enid Commerce EX AKWI' Young Democrals VEST, HARRY Pond Creek A 81 S I 9E EYE IRC WAGN ER, KENNETH Talala Agriculrure Block Sc Bridle WALLIS. WESLEY Frederick Engineering Scabbard Sc Blade Pefroleum club Arnold Air'Soc. TTBIE WATERS. YVONNE Tulsa Home Ec IIEA IRC YWCA Home Life club TUCKER, WILLIAM Enid Commerce EK UNTERKIRCI-IER. PATSY Okemah Educalion Orange quill VAUGHN, CALVIN Newcaslle Agricullure Dairy Science club FFA VICTOR, JAMES Alilon Agricullure Block 81 Bridle Musfangs WAKEMAN, DONALD Perry Agricullure AEA Block 8: Bridle Greal' Issues AZ Aggie council WALTERS, ALFRED Alex Agricullure Aggie Soc. WATSON. CLARENCE Hodgen Agricullure Thar walk 'Io Morrill can be durn cold early in The morning. FIRST ROW TUNELL, CLEM Coram, N. Y. Agriculrure Aggie X Officers' club Scabbard 84 Blade SECON UPTON, JAMES Oklahoma Ciiy Agricullure Block 81 Bridle TURLEY, MARY NELL Ada Home Ec Home Ec club D ROW VALDER. JAMES Slillwaler A 81 S Wildlife Soc. Foreslry club Conseryalion coun THIRD ROW VAUGHN, KENNETH Oklahoma Cily Educalion EX FTA OEA ORA VAUG-HN JR., VESTAL Oklahoma Cily Engineering Tech Sociefy T 81 I IAS Scabbard X1 Blade FOURTH ROW VINEYARD, VOLPE, PATTY ORLANDO Duranl Slillwaler Home Es Engineering KKI' AIA IRC ETA F I F T H R O W WALKER, WALKER. KENNETH RAYMOND Coifeyville, Kans. Skedee Engineering Engineering AlChE Tech Soc. ET SAE Engr. Sludenl council S I X T H R O W WALTON, WALTON. EDWARD JOHN Oklahoma Cily Engineering Ponca Cily Engineering OSE TTKA T 8: I Beaux Arls ASSE AIA IAE S E V E N T H R O W WATSON JR., WATSON, DONNIE L. WAYNE lndiahoma Meeker Agricullure Educalion Block X1 Bridle FTA IRC ACE cil TURNER. FREDIS Webloers Falls Agricullure AZ FFA flllflf' VALELLA, DOMINIC Meadville. Pa. COVTIVTTSFCS BAXI' TE XFI VAUGHT. COLEMA Broken Arrow Commerce IIQIT Von DREH LE. RICHARD, Muskogee Commerce EAE AKW Olzficers' club O club WALKER, WESLEY Agricullure FarmHouse AST FFA Block 81 Bridle Aggie Soc. WARD, ROBERT Ausfin, Tex. Agricullure FarmHouse Aggie Soc. Block 81 Bridle AZ WAY, MARY SUE Lake Charles, La. Home EC AXQ Home Ec clulo IRC Pal Barllerl serves Ihe punch Io Melaugh and Champlin al AXO formal. TURNER, KEITH ClinI'on Agriculfure VALLION, JAMES Panama ALS VAWTER, ARTHUR Tulsa Engineering ET VOSKUHL. LEO Marshall Velerinary Medicine Ver. Soc. WALLACE. LLOYD Lone Wolf Engineering WARE. JOHNNIE Tulsa A 8: S ETE 'TFMA Symphonic band WEBB JR., A. ALLEN Canadian, Tex. Agricullure TAG KDE TURNER, RUTH Clinlon Home Ec AXQ KAII VAN FRANK. WILMA Mooreland Home Ec Home Ec club VENABLE, GLEN Cushing Engineering Beaux Arls AIA ASCE WADE, HAROLD Snyder, Tex. Engineering HTE TIITTE ASME Collegians WALLER. BOB Claremore A X1 S HKA KKKI' Officers' club Arnold Air Soc. WARLICK. DALE Drumrighl Commerce EOE IRC Scabbard 81 Blade AE4' OPTicerS' club WEBB. KENNETH Burns Flal' Commerce AX Page II3 enior 641,55 O! Wnefeen Hundred jan?- WEBER, J.W. WEBSTER WEEDN WELBORN WELCH WELLS,W. WHEATON WHEELER WHISENANT WHITE, D. WHITE, M. WHITE, R. WHITE, P. WHITE, T. WHITECROW WIOGINS, L. WIC-GINS, P. WILEY WILHELM WILLIAMS, B. WILLIAMS, E. WILLIAMS,G. WILLIAMS,J.D. WILLIAMS,J.A. WILLIAMS,J. R, WILLIS, G. WILMES WILSON, C. WILSON, D. WILSON, P. WINTERFELDT WISE WIXSON WODE, M. WODE, P. WELDON WHITE, JACK WHITNEY WILLIAMS, C. WILLIAMS, M. WILSON, R. D. WOLF,J. WELLS, J. WHITE, JACOB WHITTINGTON WILLIAMS, D. C. WILLIAMSON WILSON, R. J. WOLF, R. One WELLS, 0. WHITE, J. W. WIEGMAIXI WILLIAMS, D. WILLIS, C. , WINGEIELD Page II4 WOLEF ! Ienled Doris Jean Wueslenburg enlerlains crowd ATO's inlend 'ro have lunch on The porch during La June Winl has equipmenl lo ruslle a cowpoke al' Tiger Rag dance. WEBER, JAMES W. Enid A8.S Qelroleum club FF 4 WELLS, WAYNE W. orl' Hancock Tex. gricullure nlomology club WHITE, MARY ALICE ovinglon ome Ec TA range quill range X1 Black quill orlar Board, KSP TO IGGINS. LOYD L. airview gricullure lock 8. Bridle FA WILLIAMS. EREDERICK Ellle Rock, Ark. OITIITTSFCG WILLIS. SLENN D. Oluslee Velerinary Medicine Ver. Soc. WINTERFELDT, WAN DA EMMA Sligler Home EC IIIZK BSU Home Ec club WEBSTER, ANN Midwesl Cily Commerce ZTA IRC YWCA WHEATON, VIRGIL N. Slillwaler Engineering AIEE OSPE XT'I Rui-Nex WHITE. RILEY E. Slillwaler A 8: S Arl Sludenls guild WIGGINS, PATRICIA Oklahoma Cily Home Ec WILLIAMS. GEORGE W. 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ARMSTRONG, MARY LOU, Tishomingo ARNOLD, BILLY, McAIesIer ARNOLD, GILBERT, Wyandoile ARNOLD, JOHN, Broken Bow ASHLEY, DICK, Okmulgee ASKEW, JERALDINE, Hugo ASKEW, SUZIE, Tulsa AUSTELL, BILL, Ada BAGGERLY, JERRY, Beaver BAILEY, JOE, EI. Cobb BAILEY, WILLIAM, Glen Head, L. I. BAIRD, DALE, Claremore BAKER, WILLIAM, Maramec BAKER, NELDA, Hennessey BALGINY, JOHN, Slillwaler BALL, HUEY, Lillle Rock, Ark. BALL, JACK, Barllesville BANKS, DON, Slillwaler BARKER, BARBARA, Barllesville BARNARD, LAIRD, Carrier BARTLETT, FRED, Okmulgee BASSE, ROBERT, Waukesha, Wis. BASSETT, DON, Cogar BATEMAN, LEON, Oklahoma Cily BEALL, DONALD, Blueiackel BELKNAP, MITZI, Barllesville BELL, JOSEPH, Oklahoma Cily BELL, JUANITA, Oklahoma Cily BELONCIK, FRANK, Scheneclady, N. Y. BENTON, JERRY, Eaglelown BERGLUND, BARBARA, Ponca Cily BERGMAN, JOHN, Donora, Pa. BERLIN, DONALD, Claylon, Mo. BERNER, JOHN, Alma BEU, MARY JANE, Collinsville BILLINGSLEY, CHARLES, Wewoka BIRKES, TOMMY, Dover BLACK, BOB, Laverne BLAIR, WELSEY, Ada BLAKE, NANCY, Chickasha BLAKELY, BARBARA, Tulsa BLEVINS, GARY, Mooreland BLUMER, H. MAYNARD, Sllllwaler BOEVERS, CLARA, Broken Arrow BOKORNEY, WAYNE, Slillwaler BOLLES, LAWANDA, Duncan BOURELL, JOHN, Cushing BOWERS, PAUL, Chickasha BRAITHWAITE, GALEN, Slillwaler BRANDT, CHARLES, Oklahoma Cily BRANSON, ROBERT, Panama BREWER, ELIZABETH, Oklahoma Cily BREWER, HOWARD, Kiefer BRISTER, LOU, Slillwaler BROCK, JACK, wngm ony BROGDEN, JAMES, Davis BROWN, DONALD, Dacoma BROWN, IVAN, Drumrighl BROWN, VIRGINIA, Miami BRYAN, MAXINE, Snyder BUCK, JOE, Elmer BUDD, JOSEPH, Pryor BUHRMAN, JO ANN, Tonkawa BUNCH, JOE ANN, Hugo BURCHETT, WENDELL, Selling BUREORD, WILLIAM, Slillwaler BURK, RICHARD, Oklahoma Cily BURKE, DOROTHEA, Slillwaler BURNER, JAY BEE, Slillwaler BURNS, JOANNE, Slillwaler BURRIS, BETTY, Barllesville BURRUS, BETTY, Okmulgee BUSSE, BETTE, Muskogee BUTCHER, SARAH, Cleveland BUTLER, BOB, Ponca Cily CAIN, CHARLES, Opelousas, La. CALDWELL, VERNON, Sfillwaler CALKINS, JAMES, Chelsea CALL, THOMAS, Lawlon CAMERER, DARREL, Gurhrie CAMP, HIRAM, Tulsa CAMPBELL, BILL, Frederick CAMPBELL, ZOE ANNE, Pauls Valley CANFIELD, DARRELL, Oklahoma Cify CANFIELD, L. DEAN, Sfillwaler CARMACK, CHARLES, Tulsa CARMICHAEL, JOE, Henryeifa CARR, THOMAS, Tulsa CARTER, NILES, Tulsa CARVER, ROBERT, Okeene CASEY, MARGARET, Enid CHARVAT, JOHN, Tulsa CHEATHAM, HAROLD, FI. Cobb CHILDRESS, GEORGE, Enid CHITWOOD, BOB, Oklahoma Cify CHOATE, RAMONA, Lawfon CHURCH, MERLE, Housion, Tex. CHURCHWELL, JOHN, Tulsa CIPRARI, A. P., Soulhbridge, Mass. CISNEROS, MARY, Tonkawa CLACK, JOAN, Ponca Cily CLANCY, DELBERT, Mangum CLAPP, SYLVIA, Webb Ciry CLARK, ALLAN, Covinglon CLEGG, DOROTHY, Sanalorium, Tex. CLEMENT, EDMUND, Ardmore CLINARD, RUTH, McLoud CLINE, DONALD, Kaw Ciry COBB, CHARLES, Ponca Cily COFFMAN, KENNETH, Mangum COLBERT, JOHN F..: Tulsa COLBERT, JOHN D., Ardmore CONDREY, JOHN, Henryella CONNERY, THOMAS, Broken Arrow CONVERSE, RAMONA, Muiual CONWAY, PAUL, Sfillwaier COOK, GEORGE, Geary COOKSEY, JERRY, Ponca Cify COOPER, BOBBIE, Hobarf COOPER, VIRGINIA, Sapulpa COTTEN, EDWARD, Pauls Valley COTTINGHAM, DON, Lawlon COULTER, PHYLLIS, Meno COWAN, GLEN, Slillwafer COWDEN, ALAN, Chandler COZIER, JACK, Tulsa CRAHAN, SALLY, Vinila CREWSON, DOROTHY, Sand Springs CROMWELL, BILL, Oklahoma Ciiy CULVER, BETTY, Pawhuska DALE, CHARLES, Anilers DALTON, ROBERT, Yale DARLING, CLYDE, Lamonl' DARLOW, STELLA, Siillwafer DAVIS, DUANE, Senlinel DAVIS ,HERBERT, Perry DAVIS, JIMMIE, Oklahoma Cily DAVIS, LESLIE, Slillwafer DAVIS, RICHARD, Enid DAVIS, TED, Roosevelf DAVISON, ANN, Geary DAY, JOHN, Enid DEARSTON, JO ANN, Bixby DEBORD, CHARLES, Perry DETHERAGE, CI-IERIE, Tulsa DEUPREE, JOE, I-Iugo DEWHIRST, JOHN, Pleasaniville, N. Y DEYONG, ERMA, Tipion DINWIDDIE, JAMES, Oklahoma Ciiy DIPENTIMA, ANTHONY, Bronx, N. Y. DIXON, MARGERY, Pampa, Tex. DOANE, TED, Fairview DOBBS, DONNA, Healdion DONNELL, FRANKLIN, Sfillwaier DOUGLAS, FRED, Kelchum DOWELL, DELLA, I'Iunl'er DOWELL, TROY, I'lunler DOWNS, ARCI-IIE, I-lobarl DOYLE, MILTON, Allen DRAKE, CLARENCE, Woodward DRAKE, DONIS, Fairfax DRISKO, CI-IARLES, Barllesville DUDLEY, ELDON, Apache DULIN, RICHARD, Tulsa DUNCAN, ROBERT, Okmulgee DUNCAN, JUANITA, San Anlonio, Tex. DURKIN, FRANCES, Enid EASLEY, VIRGINIA, Prague EBY, GERALD, Muskogee ECKFELDT, EDWARD, Okmulgee EDWARDS, MAX, Temple EGGER, JOHN, Tulsa EIFERT, DONALD, Waukomis EISLE, ROBERT, Springfield, Mo. ELLIS JR., THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily ELLISON, JOY, Warner ELLISON, MAX, Enid ELLISON, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily ELMORE, CLAUDINE, Slillwaler ETHRIDGE, GEORGE, Slrallrord ETHRIDGE, WALTER, Slralford EMERICK, ROYCE, Oologah EMERSON, ROSE, Coalgale EMERY, SALLY, Tulsa ENG, CLARENCE, Tulsa ENGLAND, WILLENE, Carney ENGLEHART, VIRGINIA, El Reno EPPERSON, CARL, Barllesville ERICKSON, NORMA, I-lenryella ERNST, TED, Wichila, Kans. ESTUS, DON, Barllesville EVANS, MARTI-IA, Alva EVANS, NANCY, Fairfax EZELL, JANE, Oklahoma Cily FACKER, FREDERICK, Drumriglil' FARLEY, PAUL, Miami FAVOR, ROBERT, Crescenl FEATI-IERLY, I-IENRY, Slillwaler FELTON, BOB, Slillwaler FELTS, WILLIAM, Barllesville FENNEMA, SAMUEL, Clinlon FERRELL, DONALD, Oklahoma Cily FISHER, ROY, Edmond FISI-IER, WALLACE, Edmond FLAKE, MILDRED, Dallas FLANAGAN, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily FLECI-IS, I-IERMAN, Morris FLIKKEMA, JOYCE, Tulsa FOSTER, JUNE, Taloga FOSTER, MARIANNE, Barllesville FOWLER, ARLEN, Barllesville FRANCIS, JANE, Slillwaler FREELAND, MALONE, Blair FREEMAN, JOHN, Jennings FRY, JACK, Thomas FULLER, MARGARET, Oklahoma Cily FULLERTON, FRED, Lilfle Rock, Ark. GAESSER, FRANK M., Wagoner GAINES, JOANN, Lucien GAREY, RITA, Benlon I-Iarlaor, Mich. GARLINGTON, JACKIE, Pawnee GARNER, ROBERT, Slillwaler GAYMAN, ERMA, Slillwaler GEREN, ALVIN, Moore GILBERT, JACK, Tulsa GILMORE, CHARLES, Wagoner GOAD, RITA, Mangum GOETZINGER, GEORGE, Woodward GOLEY, VERA JO, Enid GOODNIGHT, MARJORIE, Tulsa GORANFLO, ROSE, Waynoka GORMAN, MARY ELLEN, Tulsa GRAHAM, GEORGE, Tulsa GRAHAM, KERNEY, Kaw Cily GRAHAM, SUE, Oklahoma Cily GRAHAM, WILLIAM, Oklahoma Cily GRAY, GERALD, Canlon GRAY, LAVERNE, Elk Cily GREGG, HAROLD, Ponca Cily GREINER, ROBERT, Oklahoma Cily GRIDER, JAMES, Tishominqo GRIFFIS, BILLY, Konawa GRIFFITH, IVAN, Tulsa GRIFEITH, JOSEPH, McAIesler GRONEMAN, DOROTHY, Billings GUNN, WAYNE, Wewoka GUNTER, AVERIL, Slillwaler HAAS, ROBERT, Cleburne, Tex. HADDOCK, DOLPHUS, Duranl' HAGBERG, CHARLES, Cleveland HALL, BEVERLY, Ponca Cily HALL, WILLIAM, Eorl Lawson HAMILTON, EDWARD, Keola HANEY, HAROL, Weleelka HANEY JR., W. V., Enid HARDAGE, PATSY, Checolah HARDMAN, CHARLES, Seminole HARLAN, PEARL, Big Cabin HARMS, GEORGE, Maud HARRISON, BILL, Vian HARRISON, ROBERT, Hugo HART, RICHARD, Tulsa HASENBECK, CHARLES, Elgin HASSLER, FERDINAND, Oklahoma Cify HATCHER, ROSEMARY, Oklahoma Cily HATHCOCK, MAXINE, Nowala HATHEWAY, JOHN, Tulsa HAYES, J. D., Keola HAYNES, ETHEL, Eairland HAYS, JERRY, Enid HEATH, MELVIN, Rush Springs HEDGES, JOE, Tulsa HEILIGMAN, RICHARD, Claremore HELLWEGE, ERNEST, Kingfisher HELTON, CAROL, Barnsdall HENDERSON, BOB, Wapanucka HENDERSON, CARWIN, Bixby HENDERSON, EDNA, Slillwaler HENDERSON, HELEN, Shawnee HENDERSON, WILBUR, Mooreland HENDRICKS, JO ANN, Ardmore HENSON, CAROL, Fairview HERRIAGE, TEMPLE, Marlow HERTH, CHESTER, Enid HETHERLY, JIMMY, Paris, Tex. HICKS, GEORGE, Moore HILD, HAROLD, Midwesl Cily HILDEBRANDT, JACK, Enid HILTON, FRANCES ANN, Slillwaler HINKLE, BEVERLY, Oklahoma Cily HINTZ, GORDON, Sl. Louis, Mo. HOBBS, WILLIAM, Piilslourq I-IOBSON, DEWEY, Tulsa HODO, RAYFORD, Senlinel HOGAN, ARTHUR, Okmulgee HOIG, MARY ANN, Fairfax HOLCOMB, JOANNE, Oklahoma Cily HOLDERMAN, ERNEST, Chickasha HOLLIS, CECIL, Marshallfawn, Ia. HOLMES, WILLIE, Idaloel HOPKINS, CHARLES, Ouinlan HOTTLE, CHARLES, Davis HOWARD, MARJORIE, Oklahoma Cily HOWELL, HAROLD, Brillon HUBBARD, ROBERT, Enid HUBBARD, WILLIAM, Enid HUDSON, NORMA, Oklahoma Cily HUGHES, HAL, Cushing HULL, DICK, Okmulqee HUMPHREY, BILL, Enid HUNCK, GENE, Dover HUNT, HAROLD, Indiahoma HURST, CARROL, Caldwell HURST, LELAND, Tulsa HUTCHISON, JOYCE, Newkirk HUTTON, CLIFFORD, Hobarl IHRIG, SHIRLEY, Tulsa INGERSOL, PAUL, Slillwaler INNIS, JAMES, Omaha, Neb. ISENBERGER, ELLENPERRY, Barllesville JACK, FLOYD, Ramona JACKSON, HAROLD, Texas JACKSON, KENNETH, Oklahoma Cify JAMES, J. DON, Sandy Hook, Conn. JANSSEN, IVAN, Eairmonl JARBOE, WAYNE, Lexinglon JECH, KEITH, Kingfisher JERNIGAN, LAWRENCE, Tulsa JESSE, JOANNE, Duranf JOHNS, JOYCE, Riverdale, Calil, JOHNSON, BEN, Chickasha JOHNSON, BILL, Fargo JOHNSON, BILLY, Okmulgee JOHNSON, BRUCE, Tulsa JOHNSON, DONALD, Chickasha JOHNSON, EARLINE, Oklahoma Cily JOHNSON, JOHN, Pawnee JOHNSON, JOHNNY, Chickasha JOHNSON, WILLIAM, Dewey JOHNSTON, CORA, Brislow JOHNSTON, DENZEL, Morganfield, Ky. JOHNSTON, RALPH, Barllesville JONES, SUZANNE, Oklahoma Cily JULIAN, JOE, Pawhuska JUMPER, JACK, Colberl' KALKA, KENNETH, Chandler KAYE, LEONARD, New York, N. Y. KEETON, PI-IYLLIS, Miami KEILBARTH, ERWIN, Breckenridge KELLEI-IER, THOMAS, Tulsa KELLEY, JAMES, Oklahoma Cily KENNEDY, JEAN, Phoenix, Ariz. KENNEDY, ROBERT, Pocassel' KERRIGAN, JOHN, Cushing KESTER, ROBERT, Oklahoma Cily KETCHUM, ROBERT, Okmulgee KEYS, THOMAS, Tulsa KILLINGSWORTH, RELLA, Slillwaler KIMBELL, JAMES, Chickasha KIMBERLIN, JACKIE, Pauls Valley KING, JACK, Slillwaler KING, JOHN, Slillwafer KIRKLAND, MARY, Tulsa KISER, ROY, Lawlon KLEMME, ALMEDA, Foss KNOX, MARILYN, Enid KOONCE, MARJORIE, Tulsa KORTHANK, FLORANN, Enid KOSLOFSKY, MARVIN, Chickasha KOUBA, TONY, Yukon KOURI, BOB, Hobarl KRUGER, NOEL, Oklahoma Cil'y KUGEL, PAT, Oklahoma Cily KUNDERT, WILLIE, Tulsa KURLAND, DELORES, Sli Louis, Mo. LANCASTER, LOIS, Wagoner LANCASTER, WILLIAM, Begqs LANE, MARION, Waynoka LANGFORD, PAUL, Lockesburg, Ark. LARASON, CHARLES, Oklahoma Cily LAUB, BERNARD, Okmulgee LAWRENCE, ROBERT, Oklahoma Cily LAWSON, JOSEPH, Muskogee LAWSON, RICHARD, Slillwaler LAYTON, EILEEN, Oklahoma Cily LEARD, TERRY, Hugo LEONARD, BILL, Canule LEONARD, GLENN, Oklahoma Cily LEONHART, GLENN, Oklahoma Cily LESSERT JR., RAY, Ponca Cily LEVEGUE, STANLEY, Tonkawa LEWIS, HELEN, Oklahoma Cily LIGHT, ROBERT, Chalham Cenler, N. Y LINDSAY, JULIA, Chickasha LINTI-IICUM, MARE-ENE, Slillwaler LOMENICK, LORA, Mounlain View LOMPREY, JAMES, Delroil, Mich. LONEY, BILL, Tulsa LONG, MARY, Enid LONGPINE, BILL, I-Iunler LOVE, HARRY, ldabel LYNCH, CHARLES, Lawlon MACE, THOMAS, Barllesville MACKEY, HELEN, Oklahoma Cily MADDRY, JAMES, Idabel MAHAFEEY, JAMES, Tulsa MALERNEE, ROY, Cushing MANNING, ARTIE, Lawlon MANSETH, ROBERT, Eugene, Ore. MAPLES, KENNETH, Weslville MARKHAM, LANNRENCE, Shawnee MARKHAM, MAURICE, Locusl Grove MARLAR, RONALD, Tulsa MARLIN, MARILYN, Pawnee MARSH, ROBERT, Woodward MARTIN, GABE, Roswell, N. Mex. MASON, MARGARET, Ponca Cily MATHESON, HOWELL, Oklahoma Clly MATHEWS, ROBERT, Ponca Cily MATLOCK, MARY, Aflon MATTHEWS, DON, Aurora, Neb MATTOON, WILLIAM, Miami MAXWELL, JAMES, Claremore McBRIDE, DORIS, Oklahoma Cily MCCARTY, LUCILE, Cowela MQCLAIN, FRED, McAlesIer MQCLINTOCK, JOHN, Vinila MCCLURE, ROBERT, Chickasha McCORMICK, CHARLES, Ardmore MCDUFFIE, ROGER, Calvin McELHINEY, JOAN, Rosslon MCELROY, ARLENE, Weslville McGEE, BILLIE, Blackwell MCGEE, DAVID, Roswell, N. Mex McGEE, JOHN, Okemah MQGEE, TWYLAH, Okemah MQHENRY, CLARICE, Ponca Cily MQINTYRE, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily McKINLEY, JOHN, Burllnglon, N. J MCMAKIN, GROVER, Marlella McKIMM, JOY, Barllesville MCOSKER, DON, Alva MCPEEK, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily MCMURRAY, DONNA, Tulsa MEADOR, ROB ROY, Clearwaler, Fla MEARES, IRIS, Muskogee MERRITT, TED, Slillwaler MILLER, BUDDY, Okeene MILLER, HARRY, For+ Worlh Tex MILLER, JACK, Broken Arrow MILLER, JAMES, Duranl MILLER, JOHN, Duncan MILLER, LOIS, Clinlon MILLER, NOEL, Yale MILLER, ROBERT, Davis MILLER, ROBERT L., Okmulgee MILLINER, RUTH, Lawlon MILLS, ALMA, Oklahoma Cily MOE, CULBER, Slillwaler MOFFATT, DOROTHY, Piedmonl MOLZ, DONA, Kiowa, Kans. MONTAGUE, AUBREY, Amarillo MOORE, JOANN, Tulsa MOORE, PAT, Slillwaler MORGAN, BILL, Barllesvllle MORGAN, CLIFFORD, Paden MORRIS, JOHN, Shawnee MORSE, NORMA, Oklahoma CiI'y MORTON, RUTH ANN, Tulsa MOSS, ARLO, Lenora MOTE, GEORGE, Sharon MUELLER, HENRY, Bloomsdale, Mo. MULLENDORE, RUTH, Slillwaler MURPHY, IRVING, Billings MURRAY, JAMES, Slilwell NAILON, EARLENE, Oklahoma CiIy NALL, NORMA, Galun, Canal Zone NANNY, JOE, Tulsa NAETER, CAROL, Slillwaler NEELY, BETTY, Lawlon NESBIT, JIMMY, Hugo NEUBERT, FRED, Saxonburg, Pa. NICHOLS, BETTY, Mangum NICHOLS, BILL, Senfinel NICHOLS, J. GORDON, Oklahoma Cify NICHOLSON, PAUL, Tulsa NIENHAUS, EMILY, Oklahoma CiIy NIGRO, RICHARD, Omaha, Neb. NIXON, GLENN, Tulsa NOLAND, RALPH, Drumrighl NORRIS, MYRL, Okmulgee , . CLASS of 1951 NUNN, JOSEPH, Hanna NYSWONGER, PAULA SUE, Oklahoma CiI'y OAKES, CECIL, Okemah O'BRYAN, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily ODOR, PAUL, Edmond OGLETREE, BETTINA, Tyrone OLDHAM, ANN, Okmulgee OLDEHOEFT, ROY, Perry ORWIG, DAVID, Enid OVERFELT, ZEOLA, Enid OVERHOLT, DARREL, Slillwaler OVERSTREET, CHARLES, Ponca Cily PALMER, DONELLA, Slillwaler' PARKER, A. J., Hoi' Springs, Ark, PARKER, ARTHUR, Arkansas Cily, Kans. PARKS, CAROLYN, Prague PARSONS, CAROLYN, Wichila, Kans. PARSONS, MAX, Springdale, Ark. PARSONS, ROBBIE, Idaloel PATTERSON, DONALD, Housion, Tex PETERS, PATSY, Oklahoma Cily PHELPS, JOYCE, Yale PIGG, JIMMY, Barllesville PITCHER, DORIS, Tulsa PITTMAN, JUANITA, Beaver PLATT, WILLIAM, Kermil, Tex. POINDEXTER, BILLY, Bromide POLSTON, BRUCE, Tulsa POPE, LELAND, Canlon POPLIN, DAVID, Adair POPPE, RAYMOND, Byron, Nekb. PORTER, MAX, Broken Arrow POTTS, WILLIAM, Oklahoma Cily POWELL, ALDREDGE, Srillwaler POWELL, BILL, Ponca Cily POWERS, RICHARD, Okemah PRESTON, THOMAS, Barllesville PRESTRIDGE, JEFFERSON, Cheyenne PRICHARD, RUTH ANN, Slillwaler PROCTER, JANE, Yukon PROCTOR, MARGARET, Afoka PUGH, DUANE, Tulsa PURDY, VINAL, Wakila PURNELL, NELDA, Enid PURYEAR, ELIZABETH, Tulsa OUINTANA, FRED, Barflesville RABON, RONALD, Tulsa RACHEL, FRANK, ldabel RAGSDALE, CLYDE, Tulsa RAIZEN, THELMA, Oklahoma Cily RALSTON JR., JOHN, Columbus, Kans. RAMAY, JAMES, Coalgale RANDALL, KATHRYN, Bultialo RAUS, JAMES, Tulsa REED, FRANK, Tulsa REED, GOLDEN, Sfillwaler REED, JOE, Medford REED, REX, Colorado Springs, Colo. REED, ROBERT, Lawlon REEVES, JAMES, May REID, RICHARD, Muskogee RETHERFORD, BILL, Cushing REVELL, JACK, Muskogee REYNOLDS, EVAN, Woodward RHODES, MARGARET, Barnsdall RICHARDSON, CURTIS, Marlow RICKETTS, JO ANN, Perkins RIESEN, JOHN, Bison RINEARSON, GLEN, Slillwaler ROBE, KENNETH, Oklahoma Cily ROBERTSON, PEGGY, Oklahoma Cily ROBERTSON, RICHARD, Van Nuys, Calif. RODESNEY, DOLORES, Oklahoma Cily ROETHER, ALBERTA, Slillwaler ROMICK JR., PHIL, Miami ROOT, DELORES, Muskogee ROSE JR., GLENN, Barllesville ROSS, H, EUGENE, Warner ROSS, KENTON, Ringwood ROUSH, JACK, Muskogee ROUSH, ROBERT, Tulsa ROWE, WAYNE, Lawlon RUSSELL, ROY, Enid RYAN, MARTHA, Oklahoma CiI'y SALWAECHTER, BILL, Meeker SARE, DALE, Barllesville SARVER, JOAN, Tulsa SCARBROUGH, NORMA, Oklahoma Cily SCHARF, HOWARD, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCHEETZ, JO ANN, Ponca Cily SCOTT, WANDA, Oklahoma Cily SEAMANDS, GEORGE, El Reno SEARCY, BILLY, McOueen SEARS, MARY ANNE, Oklahoma Cily SELMAN, JAMES, Oklahoma Cily SESSUMS, WILLIAM, Flelcher SEWELL, OSCAR, Pawnee SEWELL, RICHARD, Perry SHACKELFORD, JOANNE, Headrick SHAKLEE JAMES Walon a I I Q SHANNON, MARYLOU, Valley Slream, N. Y SHAPIRO, ROBERT, Asbury Park, N. J. SHARP, DAVID, Okmulgee SHARP JR., JAMES, Cushing SHARP, WILLIAM, Slillwell SHAUL, PHYLLIS, Woodward SHEEHAN, WILLIAM, Sapulpa SHINN, OLIVER, Kansas Cily, Mo. SHOLL, ONAH, Slillwaler SHORT, MARILYN, Barllesville SIBLEY, HERBERT, Housfon, Tex. SIMPSON, RAMONA, Gulhrie SKAGGS, OMER, Hillsdale SKAGGS, OLEN, Beqgs SMITH, ALBERT, Durham SMITH, ARLIE, Gage SMITH, A. WESLEY, Arnorila SMITH, B. EARLINE, Depew SMITH, BRYANT, Oklahoma Cily SMITH, ROLAND, Wann SMITH, ROSEMARY, Gulhrie SMITH, LEROY, Mooreland SMITH, VIRGINIA, Oklahoma Cily SNELL, BETTY SUE, Allus SNIDER, M. L., Mayfield SNOW, MARTHA, Woodward SOLEMAN, ROBERT, Barllesville SPANN, RAY, Temple SPRINGER, JO ANNE, Ponca Cily STUNDLEY, COLLEEN, Slillwaler STAUFFER, ELMERTA, Carmen STEHLE, JOSEPH, Chicago, III. STEIGER, NAOMI, Midwesl Cily STEPHENS, GRACE, Tulsa STEPHENSON, CARY, Locusl Grove STERBA, PAUL, Ponca Cily STEWART, LEILA, Broken Arrow STOABS, CHARLES, Byron STORY, JAMES, Pillsburq STOUT, ROBERT, Henryella STROEDE, DICK, Tulsa STUTZ, ROY, Bison SUIT, PATSY, Ponca Cily SUTTLE, RITA DIANE, Oklahoma Cily SWAN, MORRIS, Tallanl SWEENEY, LEONARD, Phillips, Tex. SWIM, SALLY, Sfillwaler TALLER, DAVID, Oklahoma Cily TALLEY, RICHARD, Enid TANSEL, JAMES, Lulher TAYLOR, WALTER, Tulsa TEEL JR., ARLIE, Tulsa TERRILL, NANCY, Sand Creek TERRY, WILLIAM, Sudan, Tex. THOMAS, OTTO, Oklahoma Clly THOMASON, NANCY, Pampa, Tex. THOMPSON, MARY, Perry THOMPSON, RALPH, Wewoka THOMPSON, VIRGINIA, Binger THURMOND, WILLIAM, Healdlon TILLER, MARY LOU, Jones TILLOTSON, GORDON, Oklahoma Cily TILSON JR., DAVID, Newlon, Kans. TODD, BYRON, Tulsa TOMPKINS, IVAN, Howard, Kans. TRACEY, BETTE, Slillwaler TRAVIS, ROBERT, Malvern, Ark. TRAWICK, WIRT, Slroud TREADWAY, DURRELL, Perry TRENT, LENA, Aioka TRIMBLE, JAMES, Brislow TRINDLE, RUTH, Kingfisher TURNER, CARL, Amarillo TURNER, PRED, Tulsa UNRUH, WILDA, Dewey UELTSCHEY, CHARLES, Oklahoma Ciiy VAN BURKLEO, GLENN, Alius VANDERWIELE, MILTON, Tulsa VAN DEVENTER, JAMES, Siillwaier VATER, MARGARET, Enid VERNON, R. D., Ardmore WADE, HENRY, Oklahoma Ciiy WAIT, DONALD, Cleveland WALKER, JOHN, Nicoma Park WALKER, THOMAS, Gufhrie WALTON, NAOMI, Slillwaler WALTON, ROBERT, Siloam Springs, Ark. WAMMACK, LUTHER, Mounlain View WARE, ROBERT, Slillwaler WARNER, DOUGLAS, Tulsa WARNER, DOROTHY, Enid WARRINER, CLELL, Okmulgee WASHINGTON, GENE, Enid WATKINS, MARY, Coalgale WATKINS, PEGGY, Gufhrie WATKINS, ROBERT, Manchesler WATKINS, RUTH, Manchesier WATSON, HOWARD, Verden WATZKE, BETTY, Henryeiia WEAVER, JIMMIE LOU, Okemah WEBB, MARILYNN, Muskogee WEBBER, DIXIE LEE, Ponca Ciiy WEEKS, DAVID, Oklahoma Cily WELTER, VIRGINIA, Muskogee WHEELER, HARVEY, Elk Cily WHEELER, PATRICIA, Siillwaier WHEELER, RICHARD, Sallisaw WHITE, CLARDIE A., Seminole WHITE, JEANNE, Cushing WHITE, DON, Wayne WHITNELL, ROBERT, Enid WHITNELL, RUTH, Enid WICKLUND, CLARA, Des Arc, Ark. WIDENER, PATRICIA, Mooreland WILKERSON, JOHN, Pryor WILLIAMS, BOBBY, Frederick WILLIAMS, BRUCE, Tulsa WILLIAMS, DOLORES, Tulsa WILLIAMS, GEORGE, Oklahoma Ciiy WILLIAMS, JERRY, Clinlon WILLIAMS, JOHN, Siillwafer WILLIAMS, JOHN F., Oklahoma Ciiy WILLINGHAM, HASKELL, Broken Bow WILLIS, PAY, Snyder WILLOUGHBY, SIDNEY, Jacksonville, Fla. WILLSEY, WILLIAM, Tulsa WILSHIRE, LESLIE, Oklahoma Cify WILSON, RAFFORD, Duncan WILSON, WILLIAM, Broken Arrow WILSON, WILLIAM H., Barllesville WIMER, SUENELL, Muskogee WINBORN, BOB, Sallisaw WINES, DONALD, Tulsa WINT, LA JUNE, Oklahoma Cily WIRT, JANICE, Midwesi Ciiy WOLFE, CHARLES, Tulsa WOMACK, HUBERT, Heavener WOMACK, WALLIS, Tulsa WOODS, PAUL, Chicago, lll. WOODS, VOL, Wesfville ' WRIGHT, ELMER, Huniingdon Valley, Pa. YADON, THOMAS, Tulsa YODER, CHARLES, Mangum YORK, THOMAS, McAIesI'er ,www ov qs-ur lyfp ni 'Lua-V' A-T avg Rv i w, ADAMS, MARY ANN, Tulsa ADAMSON, NANCY, Tulsa AKIN, ORETHA, Frederick ALEXANDER, BOB, Lawlor: ALLEN, RICHARD, Pawhuska 'ALLEN, ROSEMARY, Henryella ALLEN, WELTON, Eldorado AMEY JR., GEORGE, Ouakerlown, Pa. ANDERSON, LLOYD, Fairmonl ANDREA, DAVID, Ponca Cily ANDREW, DAVID, Houslon, Tex. ARNOLD, ANNETTE, Oklahoma Cily ARRINGTON, ANNIE, Ponca Cily ARTHUR, PATRICIA, Minco AUSTIN, B. EARL, Seminole AUSTIN, MARJORIE, Oklahoma Cily AVELEDO, ALBERTO, Caracas, Venezuela BAKER, MARY, Oklahoma Cily BAKER, ROBERT A., Bultlalo BALDRIDGE, BERRY, Bixloy BALKE, GEORGE, Minco BALL, MARJORIE, Yukon BALLARD, JIM, Duncan BANKS, DOUGLAS, Hobarl BANKSTON, BOBBY, Holdenville BARHAM, BONNIE, Tulsa BARNES, MARTHA, Pawnee BARNES, NORMA, Holoarl BARNITT, GEORGE, Oklahoma Cily BARRETT, CHARLES, Lewislon, Monl. BARRETT, WILLARD, McLoud BEEBY, ROY, Marshall BELL, JERRY, Oklahoma Cily BENNETT, DARRELL, PiecImon'I' BELLATTI, JAMES, Slillwaler BENSON, HARRY, Pawhuska BENSON, JOSEPH, Tulsa BERGSTRASSER, JANICE, Slillwaler BERNER, DAVID, Highspire, Pa. BERRY, WALLACE, Lawlon BESHEARS, VERA, Oklahoma Ci'I'y BEST, RANDALL, Sand Springs BEZINQUE, MARGARET, Henryella BIEDERMAN, CHARLES, Tulsa BILLINGTON, DAVID, Cleveland BINGER, LOUISE, Broken Bow BINKLEY, DORIS, Ada BITTICK, GEORGE, Ryan BLACK, MITZI, Ponca Cily BLACK, NETHA, Kingfisher BLANKENSI-IIP, ROSEANNA, Tulsa BLOUNT, ELMO, Cushing BLUMER, ELDON, Woodward BLYTHE, CLYDE, Waldron BOE, WILLIAM, Carrolllon, III. BOLLINGER, BOB, Slillwaler BOMHOFF, BETTY, Geary BOOTHE, JANE, Tulsa BOUNDS, SAM, Oklahoma Cily BOURLAND, WILLIAM, Shawnee BOUSUM, DERWOOD, Alloona, Pa. BOWERS, GERALD, Temple BOWLES, BILLY, Boynlon BOWLWARE, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily BOYD, MARILEE, Tulsa BRADFORD, REAGAN, Lawlon BRASSFIELD, CALVIN, Bixloy BRECHT, MARIAN, Sapulpa BRENTON, PATRICIA, Pawhuska BRETT, EVERETT, Slillwaler BROWN, ALAN, Tulsa BROWN, BEVERLY, Cleveland BROWN, CLIFTON, Bixloy BROWN, JO ANN, Cowela BROWN, KATHLEEN, Slillwaler BROWN, LA NITA, Slrillwaler BROWN, LARRY, Tulsa BROWN JR., LEE, Tulsa BROWN, LEONARD, Vinila BROWN, VIRGINIA, Tulsa BRYAN, DONNA, Tulsa BUGH, DONALD, Cromwell BULARD, DONALD, Ardmore BULLER, NELDA, Gollry BUNCI-I, JACOUELINE, Cleveland BUNYARD, JERRY, Allus BURDEN, BILLY, Sedan, Kans. BURNSIDE, BETTY JO, Collinsville BURRELL, LAUREEN, Ardmore BURROWS, JOI-IN, Claremore BUTTERFIELD, PATRICIA, Oklalioma Ci BUTTS, CAROL, Enid BUZZARD, MARGARET, McLoud BYERS, MARY JANE, Tulsa BYRD, ADA, Redrock CALLAI-IAN, PATRICIA, Elk Clly CANTRELL, JAMES, Tulsa CAPPS, GILMER, Tiplon CARLI LE, BILLY, Perkins CARLSON, MARCIA, Des Moines, la CARLSON, RONALD, Tulsa CARRINGTON, MARY ANN, Tulsa CARSON, BARBARA, Norman CARSON, WILLIAM, Canal Zone CARTER, DON, sparks CARTER, I-IEARL, Wesl Ford, Ark. CARVER, GLORIA, Cushing CASI-I, CAROLYN, Osage CASON, CARL, Tulsa CASTLE, Cl-IARLENE, Jef CATES, SYLVIA, Cuslwing CAVENDER, JAMES, Idabel Cl-IANEY, LUCILLE, Tulsa CHAPMAN, BOB, Tulsa Cl-IENOWETH, WILLIAM, Enid Cl-IOPP, ALBERT, Perry Cl-IRISTENSEN, MARVIN, Enid Cl-IUNKO, KAREN, Baldwin, N Y Cl-IURCI-I, ROBERT, Sfillwafer CII-IAK, DON, Tulsa CLARK, EVA, Oklahoma Cily CLARK, JOE, Tulsa CLARDY, BETTY JO, Roswell, N. Mex CLAYBAKER, KENT, Cushing CLINE, CLIFFORD, Kearney Nebr CLUTTER, DARREL, Amorlla COBB, JANE, Ponca Cily COBLE, JIM, Geary CODY, Tl-IOMAS, Tulsa COFER, C. A., Woodward COLLINS, DONALD, Enid COLOUI-lOl-IN, GEORGE, Taylorville Ill CONGER, VIRGINIA, Pawlwuska CONRAD, DELLA, Broken Arrow CONROY, BETTY, Enid CONWAY, JO ANN, Tulsa COOK, CATI-IARINE, Okmulqee COOK, GLORIA, Tulsa COOPER, I-IOWARD, Slnawnee COOPER, LARRY, Woodward COPELIN, LILLARD, Granile CORBELL, PATRICIA, Okmulgee COREY, IRENE, Cuslning CORN, RICI-IARD, Roswell, N. Mex CORNETT, JAMES, Sayre CORNEJO, J. I-I., Panama COUGLER, DON, Tulsa COX, ROBERT, Kiefer COX, ROBERT W., Tulsa CRAFT, JUANITA, Slillwaler CRAFT, NANCY, Slillwaler CRANE, MERRIL, Lawlon CRAWFORD, JACK, Copan CRAWFORD, JOI-IN, Shawnee CRAWFORD, KYLE, Gullirie CREW CAROLYN Talwle uaki I I CI CROI-IAN, RICI-IARD, Filclwburq, Mass CROOM, BLONDA, Leacliville, Ark CROSNOE, NETTIE, Hollis CROSS, MARGARET, Slillwaler CROSS, PATRICIA, Hugo CRANSTON, CALVIN, Allanla, Kans. CRUTCHFIELD, BARBARA, Shawnee CRUTCI-IFIELD, DON, Tulsa CULPEPPER, MARION, EI Dorad CUMMINS, BETTY, Rossfon CUNNINGI-IAM, LOU ANN Oklalioma Cily CURRY, MARILYN, Marslxall CYPERT, BOBBY, Lone Grove CYPERT, PERRY, Cowela DANNER, WILLIAM, Oklahoma Cily DAVIS, RAYMOND, Enid DAVIS, WILLIAM, Enid DAVIS, WILLIAM, Tulsa DEAN, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily DEATHERAGE, BOB, Tulsa DEBARDELEBEN, BARBARA, Muskogee DEBLAKER, CHARLES, Easl' Palerson, N. J. DECKER, BUCK, Waynoka DEMAR, DARLENE, Oklahoma Ci'I'y DENKER, THOMAS, Enid DENNEY, CHARLES, Tulsa DENTON, SHERMAN, Lolo, Mont DEVER, EMILY, EI Reno ' DE WATTEVILLE, DICK, Tulsa DIACON, TERRY, Oklahoma Cily DIAL, MARY, Tulsa DICK, ILA MAE, Waukomis DICKSON, ADRIAN, Cushing DIXON, WILLA JAE, Wewoka DODDS, DONEL, Jenks DODGE, JEAN, Ponca Cily DOEBLER, ROBERT, Tulsa DONALDSON, MARCIA, Shawnee DONAVAN, PAUL, Belpre, Kans. DONCEEL, G. T., Oklahoma Cily DOOMS, JAMES, Tulsa DOVELL, JASPER, Durham DOWELL, NITA, Lamonl' DOWNING, MARGARET, Wagoner DOWTY, COY, Carnegie DRAKE, ALLANA, Ponca Cily DRAKE, BETTY, Agra DRAKE, LOIS, Waynoka DRUMMOND, FRED, Hominy DUEL, GEORGE, Marshall DUMAS, BILLY, EI Dorado, Ark. DUNCAN, THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily DUNN, NELSON, FI. Worlh, Tex. DUPY, DON, Hominy DYCHE, GEORGE, Oklahoma Cily DYER, FRANK, Welsbers Falls EAGAN, MARY, Oklahoma Cily EAGLE, FRANCENE, Ponca Cily EARNEST, DONALD, Choclaw ECHOLS, JAMES, Tiplon ECKHARDT, BARBARA, Oklahoma Cily EDSON, WILLIAM, Enid EGERMEIER, EDWARD, Nowala EHLERS, ELAINE, Lahoma EILERS, JEAN, Mooreland ELSEBOUGH, BYRON, Long Lsland, N. Y. ELSTNER, LEONARD, Tulsa ELZO, NED, Tulsa EMANS, GENEVA, Guymon ENNIS, CHARLOTTE, Oklahoma Cily ERBAR, JOHN, EI Reno EVANS, PHIL, Slanley, Kans. EYLER, PEGGY, Perkins FAHL, BARBARA, Oklahoma Cily FAIR, ELIZABETH, Oklahoma Cily FAIRLESS, DAVID, Shawnee FARR, ANITA, Davis FASCIANO, JOHN, Ridgefield Pk., N. J. FASH, RUTH, Slillwaler FASH, WILLIAM, Slillwaler FISHER, FRANCIS, Cushing FISHER, PATTY, Shawnee FISHER, SARALEE, Slillwaler FORD, BEVERLY, Oklahoma Cily FORESEE, DON, Cushing FORSTER, SANDRA, Tulsa FOSHEE, FRANCES, Slillwaler FOSHEE, JOHN, Oklahoma Cily FOSTER, DAVID, Tulsa FRANKLIN, AUDREY, Muskogee FRANKLIN, DON, Shawnee FRENCH, SAMUEL, EI Reno FRITTS, DONNA, Henryella FULCHER, JACK, Kinla FULHAGE, RUTH, Tulsa FULLER, CARL, Sapulpa FUNDIS, MARY, Wanelle GAFFORD, BEVERLY, Oklahoma Cily GAINES, WILLIAM, Miami GAITO, WILLIAM, Slralford, Conn. GALEGAR, ROBERT, Avanl GARDE, ROBERT, Vinila GARDNER, RALPH, Tulsa GARRISON, JO ANN, Oklahoma Cily GERMAN, LAWRENCE, Manchesler GIACHINO, JOHN, Coalgale GIBSON, JOE, Tulsa GILMER, THOMAS, Okmulgee GIPSON, JO HELEN, Oklahoma Cily GLIMP, GLORIA, Drumrighl GLITSCH, CARLENE, Oklahoma Cily GODFREY, LEROY, EI Reno GOODEN, GEORGE, Kingfisher GOODPASTER, MARGUERITE, Vini'I'a GOODWIN, MILDRED, Marlow GOODWIN, ROBERT, Sligler GORDON, JODIE, Barllesville GOTTSCH, ALBERT, Carmen GOUIN, MARY, Duncan GOULD, JAMES, Woodward GRAHAM, CHARLES, Norwalk, Calif. GRAHAM, DALE, Byron GRANTHAM, GLEN, Ryan GRASSMAN, DELBERT, Ponca Cily GRAVETTE, BETTY, Okmulgee GRAY, LOWELL, Oklahoma Cily GREEN, JO ANNE, Wakila GREEN, JOE, Enid GREEN, ROBERT, Oklahoma Cily GREEN, WILLIAM, Oklahoma Cily GREENFIELD, GUY, Frederick GREGG. ANN, Ponca Clly GREGG, JERRY, Enid GREGORY, HELEN, Carmen GRIFFIN, JOHNNIE, Alluwe GROVE, RILLA, Enid GURLEY, GEORGIA, Grove GUTHRIE, JO ANN, Pryor GWINN, ROY, Helena HACKNEY, COLLEEN, Lookoul HADEN, JOEL, Oklahoma Cify HAGERS, JEAN, Slillwaler HALE, GERALD, Tulsa HALE, MARY, Frederick HALEY, EILEEN, Jones HALL, JOSEPH, Forl Touson HAMILTON, RUTH, Tulsa HAMMER, DONALD, Okmulqee HANSSEN, GEORGE, Monlicello, Iowa HARPER, JACK, Frederick HARRIS, BOB, Ponca Cily HARRISON, BETTY, Forl Smilh, Ark HARRISON, BOBBY, Vinila HARRISON, FLORELEE, Oklahoma Cily HART, MERNA, Henryella HART, NANCY, Ardmore HASKINS, DONALD, Enid HASWELL, LELAND, Moore HATTER, ROBERT, Okmulgee I'-IAWKINS, ARLENE, Okarche HAWKINS, DOUGLAS, Tulsa HAWS, ELBERT, Gulhrie HAWTHORN, RAYMOND, Ponca CII'y HAYS, LEO, Slillwaler HEEG, BETTY, Oklahoma Cily HEFFNER, ANN, Slillwaler HEICHELBECH, FERN, Drumriqhl HEINICKE, DONALD, Sand Springs HENSHAW, JIM, Tulsa HENSLEY, FRANK, Lawion HENVILLE, JANE, Tulsa HESSER, JOYCE, Slillwaler HEWLETT, MARILYN, Slillwaler HICKMAN, EARL, Minco HICKS, PAUL, Elk Cily HIGDON, CAROL, Oklahoma Cily HIGGINS, VIRGINIA, Slillwaler HILL, MARGARET, Oklahoma Cily HILL, MARILYN, Shawnee HILL, MORRIS, Deep Run, N. C. M3 SOPHOMORE CLASS of' l95l HILLER, BILLY, Newkirk HINTON, ROBERT, Allus HODDY, JOSEPH, Ponca Cily HOFFMAN, WILLARD, Crookslon, Nebr. HOLLAND, GERALD, Cloud Chief HOOVER, MARTHA LOU, Tulsa HOPKINS, MARY, Quinlan HORNER, WILLIAM, Wagoner HOWARD, SAMMYE, Okmulgee HOWE, DON, Cowela HOWE, RICHARD, Kingfisher HOWELL, DELMARIE, Tahlequah HUBBARD, BETTY JO, Cordell HUBBARD, EMMA LOU, Binger HUDSON, ROBERT, Sulphur HULL, JAMES, Okmulgee HUME, DOROTHY, Enid HUMPHREY, ADDIE, Sallisaw HUNT, BILL, Foraker HUNTER, ARTHA, Nowala HUTCHENS, BRYAN, Tulsa HUTCHENS, KLONDUS, Choclaw HUTCHERSON, JAMES, Enid HUTCHISON, ROBERT, Tulsa HYER, BOB, Garber IHRIG, CHARLES, Oklahoma Cily INBODY, ROY, Tulsa INNIS, JOE, Omaha, Nebr. INSLEE, CHARLOTTE, Broken Arrow JABARA, CHARLENE, Webb Cily JACKSON, NORMA, Pawhuska JACKSON, ROY, Anllers JAGGERS, BILLY, Tulsa JANSSEN, ARLO, Fairmonl JARBOE, JOAN, Tulsa JEFEREYS, CURTIS, Elgin JENICEK, JOHN, Medford JERNIGAN, AUDREY, Burbank JOHANNES, JOE, Oklahoma Cily JOHNSON, BARBARA, Barllesville JOHNSON, GENEVIEVE, Slillwaler JOHNSON, JUNE, Hugo JOHNSON, MADELON, LaGrange, III. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY, Wilson JOHNSTON, KENNETH, Turpin JOHNSTON, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily JOINER, LAVANTA, Manqum JONAS, BILLY, Pawnee JONES, HERMAN, Belen, N. Mex. JONES, JOHN, Mangum JONES, JOHNNY, Duncan JONES, JUDITH, Enid JONES, MARY, Belen, N. Mex. JONES, ROBERT, Shawnee JONES, SHERRIL, Thomas KAMMERDIENER, CECIL, Oklahoma Cily KAUPKE, FRED, Drummond KEELE, DARRELL, Hominy KELLE, ERMA, Braman KELLE, VERNE, Blackwell KELLY, DONALD, Rochesler, N. Y. KELLY, EARL, Grainola KERNS, CLEO, Booker, Tex. KERNS, GWENITH, Slillwaler KESSLER, NEWLIN, Tulsa KIDD, DEAN, Brillon KIHEGA, LOIS, Oklahoma Cily KILPATRICK, MARY ANN, Hunler KIMRAY, LEONARD, Roosevell KING, MARY, Slillwaler KING, PATRICIA, Tulsa KIRBY, TROY, Granile KIRCH, NOEL, Pawnee KIRKBRIDE, CLYDE, Malvern, Ark. KIRKPATRICK, RUBEN, Tulsa KLOPFENSTEIN, KEITH, Arapaho KOUTS, VERNON, Enid KRAFT, JOAN, Kiowa, Kans, KREHBIEL, ELDON, Hydro KRUGER, JOANNE, Tulsa KUHNEN, EDWARD, Tenally, N. J. KULLMANN, CHARLES, El Reno KULLMAN, GENE, EI Reno KUNC, WILMA, Talogy LAMERTON, PARK, Enid LANE, DORIS, Heavener LASHLEY, LOUISE, Tulsa LAUGHLIN, WILMA, Enid LAW, BILLY, Lawfon LAWRENCE, JO ANN, Pawnee LAWRENCE, ROBERT, Tulsa LAWS, ALICE, Bixby LEE, BRYAN, Nowala LEE, WALLACE, Marland LEFFLER, JOANN, Claremore LEG-RAND, MARVIN, Douglas LEONARD, DAVID, Tulsa LIEBENHEIM, JOAN, Pawlnuska LILLIE, CHARLES, C-ulhrie LINDLEY, JOHN, Frederick LINXWILER, LOUIS, Phoenix, Ariz. LITTLE, MARTHA, Duncan LIVELY, J. C., Weslville LOGSTON, MARGARET, Monfgomery, Ala. LOOKABAUGI-I, CONRAD, Oklahoma Cily LOTHERS, JACK, Siillwaler LOTSPEICH, ROY, Rosslon LOVE, HAROLD, Tulsa LOVELAND, DOLORES, Barllesville LOVELL, PAULINE, Sfillwaler LOVELOCK, BARBARA, Oklahoma Cily LOW, FRANCES, S+illwa'rer LUCAS, THOMAS, Kellyvllle LUMLY, CHARLYNE, Tulsa LUSK, MARY, Oklahoma Cily LUTTRELL, DOROTHA, Broken Bow LYNN, ANTHONY, Ralslon LYNN, JOE, Elgin, Kans. LYNN, KENNETH, Blackwell MACK, MARILYN, Oklahoma Cily MAITLEN, TWYLAH, Cushing MAJORS, ROBERTA, Hydro MANEVAL, JOAN, Tulsa MARKWELL, EDDIE, Oklahoma Cily MARLOW, JUNE, Slillwaler MARQUIS, FRANK, JR., Enid MARSTON, RICHARD, Fargo MASEL, MAX, Tulsa MASON, MARILYN, Oklahoma Cily MATLI, BONNIE, Walonqa MATLI, JOSEPHINE, Walonga MATLOCK, SARAH, Siralford MATTHEWS, THOMAS, Taloga MAUZY, MARCIA, Tulsa MAYBERRY, JAMES, Slillwaler MAXWELL, JACK, Loyal MAYO, MARK, Beaver MCANELLY, EARL, JR., Tulsa MCANULTY, HARVEY, Sfillwaler MCCALISTER, MITTIE, Oklahoma Cily MCCALL, PATSY, Davenporl MCCLANEN, ELAYNE, Yardley, Pa. MCCLUNG, JOE ANN, Wallers , MCCONNELL, ALVIN, Cox Cily MQCOWN, BRYANT, Wewoka MCCRIGHT, MUNROE, Tulsa MCCUISTON, THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily MCCURLEY, VIRGINIA, Cordell MCCUTCI-IAN, JERRY, Eufaula MCDONALD, GEORGE, Barllesyille MCGHEE, NORMA, Tulsa MCGINNIS, DELBERT, Hennessey MCGOWAN, JOAN, Oklahoma Cily MCHENRY, PAUL, Broken Bow MQINTIRE, LEIGHTON, Oklahoma Cily MCKINLEY, FARRIS, Manifou MCKINNEY, KAY, Sapulpa MCMAHAN, FRANCES, Allus MCMAHON, DAVID, Forl Srnilh, Ark. MCMILLEN, ELLEN, Enid MCMORRIES, CAROL, Holdenville MCOUAIN, BILLY, Gulhrie MCVICKER, MARJORYE, Sayre MEE, MARJORIE, Oklahoma Cily MEIBERGEN, JOSEPH, Enid MEISSNER, LOUIS, Maramec MELAUGH, JOANNA, Tulsa MENDENHALL, ROBERT, Tulsa METZGER, JOHN, Broken Arrow MEYER, ROBERT, Slillwaler MILBURN, PAUL, Ealrview MILLER, BARBARA, Enld MILLER, CHARLES, Tulsa MILLER, DONALD, Greenwood, Ark MILLER, LILLIAN, Tulsa MILLER, VIVIAN, Enld MILLS, NANCY, Henryella MINTON, BARBARA, Tulsa MITCHELL, JOHN, Enid MITCHELL, WILLIAM, Sllllwaler MOE, BERNADINE, Sflllwaler MOHLER, LUANNE, Tulsa MOHLER, THOMAS, Sllllwaler MONTGOMERY, CAROLYN, Tulsa MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM, Guymon MOODY, DARRELL, Rush Springs MOORE, DALE, Temple MOORE, JACK, Brlslow MOORE, JOAN, Sfillwaler MOORE, MARY, Waukomls MOORE, RACHEL, Sallisaw MORGAN, ROBERT, Enid MORRIS, DOUGLAS, Chlckasha MORRISON, JO ANN, Tulsa MORRISON, SAMUEL, Marshall MORROW, MARILYN, Tulsa MORTON, PHILIP, Muskogee MOSBY, RUTH, Mangum MOSS, MEREDITH, Tulsa MURPHY, MARVIN, Sapulpa MYERS, GENE, Alva MYRICK, ROY, Allus NANCE, NORMA, Sllllwaler NEAL, WILLIAM, Barflesvllle NEFF, BARBARA, Tulsa NEITCH, VIOLET, Hugo NETT, DON, Barllesville NEVILLE, DONALD, Okmulgee NEVILLE, SYLVESTER, Chickasha NEVINS, CLYDE, Slillwaler NEWCUM, NANCY, Cleveland NICKELSON, WILLIS, Freedom NIDIEFER, TOI, Tulsa NIGHTENGALE, LOUIS, Homesleacl NORMAN, MARTHA, Searcy, Ark. NORTHCUTT, EDWARD, Temple NOSSMAN, NORMAN, Cherokee NOTLEY, BILLYE, Broken Bow NUTTER, ALBERTA, Waynoka OGDEN, HAROLD, Okemah O'HALLAHAN, CARL, Barllesville O'KELLEY, VAL DEVA, Sllllwaler O'NEAL, ORAN, Oklahoma Clly ORR, GLENN, Arnell' OSBORNE, GAYLE, Oklahoma Clly OTTINGER, HELEN, Hydro OVERTON, ROBERT, Tulsa OYLER, MACK, JR., Locusl' Grove OYLER, TWILA, Okeene PADEN, WILEETA, Perry PALES, BILLY, Wellslon PALMER, ANN, Midwesl Cily PARRISH, RICHARD, Tulsa PASEUR, CHARLES, Memphis, Tenn. PATTON, MARLENE, Slillwaler PATTON, SHIRLEY, Duncan PAYNE, KATHERINE, Challanooga PAYNE, WILLIAM, Hollis PEABODY, THOMAS, EI Reno PECK, WILLIAM, Ponca Cily PENDLETON, BARBARA, Barllesville PENDLETON, JAY, Ponca Clly PENDLEY, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Clly PENISTEN, GLENN, Ponca Clly PERCIVAL, DELOIS, Marlow PERRY, LLOYD, Cassville, Mo, PETER, MAURICE, JR., Okmulgee PHELPS, KENNETH, Cogar PHIPPS, BARBARA, Oklahoma Cily PITCHER, MARTHA, Tulsa PITTMANN, BILLY, Bixby PITTS, MOZELLE, Okmulgee PLATT, CHARLES, Slillwaler POINTS, JOHN, Ashland, Ky. POLLARD, LARUE, Enid POPLIN, DONNA, Madison PORR, DELPHINE, Enid PORTER, MARY, EI Reno POTTS, NANCY, Muskogee POTTS, ROBERT, Slillwaler POTTS, WM. A., MI. Olive, N. C. POWELL, JERREL, Enid PRATHER, STANLEY, Tulsa PRESTON, JOAN, Enid PRICE, ALICE, Duncan PRICE, DONALD, Clinlon, Mo. PRICE, EDITH, Oklahoma Cily PRICE, WYNDEL, Comanche PROUDLOVE, GERALD, Copan RADEBAUGH, LEROY, Orlando, Fla. RAGLAND, FRED, Oklahoma Cily RAINS, LYDIA, Hichila RAMDY, DONALD, Miami RAMSBY, MILDRED, Okmulgee RAMSEY, ROBERT, Barllesville RANDALL, MARGARET, Oklahoma Cily RAY, RONALD, Frederick REBMAN, JOI-IN, Tulsa REDING, CHARLES, Forl Towson REDWINE, JERRELL, Shawnee REED, DEAN, Enid REED, SHIRLEY, Wagoner REED, WILLIAM, Slillwaler REEVES, EUGENE, Cleo Springs REEVES, PATSY, Seminole REIMER, PAUL, Mounlain View REISCHE, JOHN, EI Reno REISE, RALPH, Midwesf Cily RICE, BROOKS, Camden, Ark. RICHARDSON, GORDON, Enid RIDER, TWANDA, Ponca Cily RINGER, RAY, Tulsa RINKER, LYLE, Tulsa ROBERSON, BETTY, Dale ROBERTS, CHARLSIE, Barllesville ROBERTSON, CALVIN, Buffalo ROBINSON, ESTI-IER, Geary RODGERS, ALFRED, Enid ROOKER, HOWARD, McLoud ROOT. CAROLYN, Blackwell ROTSTAIN, RAOUEL, Lima, Peru ROWE, LOUISE, Bixby ROWLEY, DORCAS, Oklahoma Cily RUBLE, VIRGINIA, Ardmore RUEDY, ROY, Oklahoma Cily RUPE, MARIJANE, Newkirk RUSSELL, LARRY, Ponca Cily RYON, NANCY, Okmul-gee SAMPSON, ROBERT, Tulsa SANDERS, MARY, Ponca Cify SANDERS, WILLIAM, Tulsa SAVAGE, SARAH, Ardmore SAVAGE, U. G., Hominy SCHATZ, WERNA, Wagoner SCEARCE, JOE, Tahlequah SCI-IEIHING, ELSA, Gufhrie SCI-IERER, DOROTHY, Slillwaler SCHOOLER, ROBERT, Dewey SCHULTZ, JERRY, Shafluck SCOTT, EDWARD, Welumka SCOTT, ROBERT, Woodward SCRUGGS, PATRICIA, Slillwaler ' SEAMANDS, DONNA, Calumel' SEABROOK, DICK, Oklahoma Cily SEGARS, JERRY, Oklahoma Cify SELF, PAUL, JR., Senlinel SELF, VIRGINIA, Weslville SERAFIN, ROBERT, Goddard, Kans. SHAVER, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily SHAW, CHARLES, Burbank SHAWN, TOMMY, Shawnee SHELBY, COLIN, Allus SHELTON, GRETTA, Oklahoma Cily SHERMAN, DALE, Braman SHERMAN, VIRGINIA, Braman SI-IEROD, EARL, Wallowa, Ore. SHOBE, CLINTON, Ponca Cily SHOLER, PATRICIA, Henryella SHUMAN, WALTER, Buffalo SHUMAN, WILLIAM, Nyack, N. Y. SILLERS, NANCY, Tulsa SIMMS, BARRY, Lindsay SIMPSON, MARY, Helena SIMPSON, WILLIAM, Claremore SIMS, JAY, Hazen, Ark. SINGLETON, RUSSELL, Oklahoma Cily SLATER, LINDA, Drumrighl SLIFER, BARBARA, Oregon Cily, Ore. SLOAN, GENE, Crawford SMITH, BETTY, Snyder SMITH, CHARLES, Kingfisher SMITH, DOLORES, Madill SMITH, FRANK, Slillwaler SMITH, FRANK P., Slillwaler SMITH, FRANK R., Coalgale SMITH, JAY, Frederick SMITH, MARY, Oklahoma Cily SMITH, NORMAN, Noel, Mo. SMITH, PHILIP, Hugo SMITH, THOMAS, Slillwaler SNYDER, VONA, Enid SOUTHALL, WILLIAM, Humphreys SPEAKER, JOHN, Sligler SPRADLING, JACK, Mounds STAFFORD, MARILYN, Oklahoma Cily STAFFORD, THOMAS, El Reno STANLEY, MARGARET, Tulsa STARK, WILMA, Mangurn STEPHENS, BARBARA, Sayre STEPHENS, NORMA JEAN, Tulsa STEVENS, BETTY, Slillwaler STEVENS, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily STEWART, HELEN, Tulsa STEWART, RICHARD, Slillwaler STIVERS, OVID, Sapulpa STIVERS, PAULA, Sapulpa STOLL, BARBARA, Enid STONE, HUGH, Tulsa STOW, DONALD, Tulsa STOWERS, LIONEL, Carler STUART, WILLIAM, Tulsa STURGEON, DOROTHY, Ames SULLIVAN, EDWARD, Meadville, Miss. SUMMEROUR, JAMES, Dalharl, Tex. SUTHERLAND, PATRICIA, Claremore SWANK, DAVID, Slillwaler SWAYZE, RONALD, Tulsa SWIFT, BERT, Keyslone SYKORA, ROSELLA, Mariella SYMOND, H. N., Oklahoma Cily TARVER, CLYDE, Tulsa TARVIN, DON, Tulsa TATUM, GILBERT, Grandfield TATYREK, GEORGE, Willow TAYLOR, JOHN, Wallers TEETERS, CLARENCE, Pampa, Tex. TESTERMAN, HARVEY, Mariella THIERY, THERESA, Oklahoma CiI'y THOMAS, LEO, Slillwaler THOMPSON, PATRICIA, Tulsa THORNBURY, BILLY, Barllesville THORNTON, JACQUELINE, Osage THORNTON, WILLIAM, Oklahoma Cily THRASHER, GLENN, Paoli TICER, JAMES, San Diego, Calif. TILLMAN, ROBERT, Tulsa TINKLER, JIMMIE, Miami TITSWORTH, TOMMY, Tulsa TODD, PAUL, Sulphur, La. TOUCHSTONE, NORMA, Broken Bow TOURTELLOTTE, RICHARD, Slillwaler TOWLES, BILLY, Alma TRINKA, DALE, Oklahoma Cily TUCKER, CLARENCE, Tulsa TUCKER, THOMAS, Tulsa TUCKER, WAYNE, Alva TYREE, VIRGINIA, Idabel VANDEGRIFT, JAMES, Slillwaler VAN DOREN, KENNETH, Oklahoma Cily VARNUM, NORMA, Lulher VASSAR, MARILYN, Perkins VATER, MITZI, Enid VILM, SARA, El Reno VISEUR, PHILIP, Tulsa VOGT, CALVIN, Gulhrie VON ELM, JUANITA, Oklahoma Cily WADDELL, GLORIA, Vinila WAISS, TED, Barflesville WAITS, KENNETH, Frederick WALKER, JAMES, Tulsa WALKER, JAN, Newkirk WALKER, WILLIAM, Springdale, Ark. WALL, JOEL, Hugo WALLACE, MARY LOU, Muskogee WALLS, MARY EAYE, Cromwell WALSH, CAROL, Tulsa WALSH, JEAN, Slillwaler WARD, GLEN, Shidler WARD, HARRY, Blackwell WARD, JOE, Brownwood, Tex. WARD, LEAH, Slillwaler WARDEN, LEW, Tishomingo WATERS, DARST. Tulsa WATKINS, SUE ANN, Oklahoma Cily WATSON, JACK, Broken Bow WATSON, JAMES, Shawnee WEAVER, GLENN, Washinglon, D. C. WEAVER, JANE, Slillwaler WEBB, ORVILLE, Slillwaler WEBSTER, JOHN, Tulsa WEEKS, DONALD, Hennessey WELCH, ORVILLE, Tulsa WELLS, PAUL, Wewoka WHEELER, ELBERT, Enid WHITE, PATRICIA, Newkirk WHITE, THOMAS, Seminole WHITEAKER, ROBERT, Slillwaler WHITNEY, ALVIN, Cherokee WICKES, HARRY, Oklahoma CiI'y WICKETT, MARY, Kingfisher WICKIZER, CARL, Tulsa WIEMER, MARY ANN, Drumrighl WIGGINTON, PATSY, Wisfer WILLIAMS, GENE, Thomas WILLIAMS, GLEN, Granife WILLIAMS, JOHN, Duncan WILLIAMS, NANCY, Hugo WILLIAMS, PHIL, Slillwaler WILLIAMS, THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily WILLIS, BOBBY, Comanche WILLIS, WANZA LOU, Weslville WILSON, CATHERINE, Broken Bow WILSON, DOYLE, Oklahoma Cily WILSON, GERALD, Cushing WILSON, LESLIE, Shawnee WINHAM, PAUL, Dexler, N. Mex. WISE, DOROTHY, Slroud WISER, VINA, Temple WOLFE, ANN, Tulsa WOLFE, WILBUR, Orlando WOOD, CLAUD, Enald, Ark. WOOD, DOROTHY, Enid WOOD, OLIVER, Anllers WOODALL, DELORIS, Shawnee WRIGHT, BILL, Lone Wolf WRIGHT, KENNETH, Idabel WRIGHT, MARCUS, Tulsa WRIGHT, MARJORIE, Barnsdall WUESTENBERG, DORIS, Oklahoma Cily YANTIS, WILLIAMS, Cushing YARD, JOHN, Tulsa YATES, CLEO, Woodward YOUNG, JIMMY, Tulsa ZACHARY, DAN, Cemenl' ZACHARY, ROY, Cowera ZANNETOS, ZENON, Cyprus ABBOTT, MARY JANE, Snyder ABELL, LORETTA, Oklahoma Cily ADAMS, JOI-IN, Slillwaler ADAMS, LAWRENCE, Wewoka ADAMS, MARY LOU, Oklahoma Cily AEFENTRANGER, VIRGIL, Lookeba ALLEN, AIDEN, Oklahoma Cily ALLEN, ALVIN, Beaver ALLEN, CHARLES, Wagoner ALLEN, JANET, Tulsa ALLEN, MARION, Wagoner ALLISON, PATRICIA, Okmulgee ALSUP, RADONNA, Oklahoma Cily ALTLAND, DONNA LEA, Vici ANDERSON, ELLA, Oillon ANDERSON, JOI-IN, S+illwa+er ANDERSON, MARJORIE, Tulsa ANDERSON, TI-IENA, Drumrigh? ANDREWS, MARGARET, Rogers, Ark. ANSI-IUTZ, GEORGE, Beaver ANTIN, IRA, Bronx, N. Y. ARDREY, WILLIAM, Sfillwafer ARMOUR, VIRGINIA, Aline ARMSTRONG, JACK, Hugo ARNOLD, BARBARA, S+ilIwa+er ARRINGTON, I-IARRIET, Slillwafer ARRINGTON, SNOWDEN, Russellville, Ark ARTEBERRY, LETTIE, Sayre ASBURY, THOMAS, Wolf Poinl, Monl. ASI-I, MILTON, Enid AUSTIN, JAMES, Slilwell AUSTIN, MARY, Ardmore AUTIO, CLYDE, Lead, S. D. AYERS, JOE, Davis BACE, JOI-IN, Tulsa BAILEY, EUGENE, Enid BAKER, BILL, Allus BAKER, BONNIE, Lindsay BAKER, FRANKLIN, Poleau BAKER, KARL, Lindsay BARLOW, ANN, Oklahoma Cily BARNETT, EMMA FAYE, Slillwaler BARNI-IART, DORMA, Lawlon BARTON, MARGENE, EI Reno BARTON, PEGGY, Oklahoma Cily BASS, NEAL, Checolah BAUMAN, MARTI-IA, Slillwaler BEAN, LARRY, Brislow BECK, TOMMY, Tulsa BEESLEY, JACK, Tulsa BEETS, MARGARET, Kellyville BELL, BETTY, Tulsa BELLINGI-IAUSEN, MARY, Ponca Cily BENI-IAM, ROBERTA, Lamar BENNETT, JOETTA, Brumley BENSON, SAMMY LOU, Duncan BEST, ROBERT, Poleau BETASSO, GEORGIA, Lehigh BIBLE, PAULA, I-Iollis BIERBOWER, GEORGE, Masonfown, Pa. BIGLER, RAY, Sllllwaler BILLINGSLEY, JIMMY, Tulsa BILLINGSLEY, RODGER, Oklahoma Cily BISI-IOP, SIDNIE, S+ilIwa+er BLACKWELL, RONALD, Lexinglon BLAKE, LOUIS, Cushing BLISS, DONALD, Newkirk BLUE, BILLIE, Tulsa BODENI-IAMER, PATRICIA, Tulsa BOECKMAN, WILMA, Kingfisher BOGENSCI-IULTZ, BOB, Oklahoma Cify BOGGESS, JOY, Taloga BOKORNEY, GEORGE, Sfillwaler BOLEY, HANNAI-I, Barllesville BOLLMAN, JOAN, Muskogee BOND, VIRGINIA, Oklahoma Cily BONFY, BUDDY, Ponca Cily BORDEN, DUANE, Ponca Cily BORN, MARILYN, Oklahoma Cily BOWERS, JOAN, Sfillwaler BOWLWARE, JOI-IN, Oklahoma Cily BOYD, BILLIE, Slillwaler BOYD, DOYLE. Tulsa BOYER, GERALDINE, Minco BOYLES, BARBARA, Anadarko BOYLES, JOHN, Ponca Cily BRADDY, GWEN, Lawlon BRADLEY, JOHN, Wagoner BRADY, ALBRYN, Wealherlord BRAKEBILL, SYLVIA, Slillwaler BRANOM, BILLY JO, Coalgale BRAZELL, JOY, Oklahoma Cily BREDDE, WILLIAM, Pawnee BRIDGES, JERRY, Ardmore BRILLHART, ALVENA, Holoarl BRISCOE, EDWIN, Slillwaler BROOKS, DON, Tulsa BROOKS, JOHN, Slillwaler BROOKS, LARRY, Tulsa BROWN, ALVAH, Depew BROWN, ROBERT, Barllesville BROWNING, DIANE, Tulsa BRUCE, JOSEPH, DeOuincy, La. BRYAN, PEGGY, Snyder BRYSON, OLLIE, Marshall BUCKNUM, WALTER, Morrisville, Pa. BUDD, SHIRLEY, Tulsa BUERGER, SHIRELLE, Oklahoma Cily BULLOCK, SYLVIA, Bixby BUNTE, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily BURCHETTE, ERWIN, Slillwaler BURLESON, NOEL, Cushing BURNS, BILLIE, Oklahoma Cily BURNS, EDMOND, Clinlon BURNS, WILLIAM, Slillwaler BURRIS, MARTHA, Bixby BURTON, JAMES, Tulsa BUTLER, BARBARA, Inola BYMER, BETTY, Pawnee CALDWELL, JERRY, Thomas CALVERT, MAUDE, Oklahoma Cily CAMPBELL, DON, Jel' CAMPBELL, MARTHA, Frederick CAMPBELL, RAYMOND, Tulsa CANADAY, BUFORD, Okeene CAPEI-IART, MARY JO, Bixby CAREY, HAROLD, Guihrie CARPENTER, MARY ELLEN, Bridgeporl CARR, DARLYNE, Ponca Cily CARR, WILLIAM, Slillwaler CARROLL, JIM, Tulsa CARSON, ARDYTH, Gulhrie CARSON, NORMAN, Barllesville CARTER, ANN, Oklahoma Cily CASEY, JAMES, Ripley CHANDLER, JOHN, Kiowa CHARLES, HELEN, Oklahoma Cily CHARVAT, BARBARA, Tulsa CHESSER, JACOUELINE, Woodward CHILDERS, BETTY JO, Hominy CINK, DONALD, Renlirow CLAGG, HELEN, Tulsa CLARK, CARL, Guihrie CLARK, JAMES, Perry CLARK, REBA, Muiual CLARK, THOMAS, Tulsa CLARK, WILBUR, Oklahoma Ciiy CLAWSON, ROBERT MILO, Mission, Kans. CLAYBAKER, MAX, Blackwell CLICK, HELEN, Enid CLINE, CARROLL, Marlinsville, III, CLINE, HELEN, Hennessey COBB, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Ci+y COCHRANE, CARL, Kingfisher COEFIN, JOAN, Gulhrie COEEMAN, KATHRYN, Snyder COHLMIA, MAROUETTE, Waynoka COLEMAN, JERRY, Ardmore CONNER, MARJORIE, Oklahoma Cily CONSTANT, TANYA, Ponca Cily COOK, FRANK, Ardmore COOPER, DONALD, Tulsa COOPER, PEGGY, Comanche COOPER, SUE, Maysville COPELAND, LORETTA, Oklahoma Cily COPELAND, MARGARET, Tulsa COPLEY, ALBERT, Slillwaler COTHRAN, PHYLLIS, Senlinel CRALL, LAMAR, Wealherlord CROCKETT, BRANSON, Hugo CRONKHITE, KATHRYN, Walonga CROOKS, SUE, Gulhrie CROSSMAN, RICHARD, Pampa, Tex. CROSTON, INA, Tulsa CRUPPER, JERRY, Tulsa CULP, LA VAUGHN, Drumriqhl CUNNINGHAM, JOHN, Tulsa CUNNINGHAM, RICHARD, Tulsa DAMM, MARGARET, Shawnee DANNE, FLORENCE, Kingfisher DARR, CAROLYN, Oklahoma Cily DAVENPORT, DOROTHY, Oklahoma Cily DAVIS, BILLY, Arden, Ark. DAVIS, DONALD, Slillwaler DAVIS, LORENE, Edmond DAVIS, WARREN, Amarillo, Tex. DAY, PATRICIA, Heavener DEAN, BOBBY, Henryella DEEN, BEVERLY, Blair DELZELL, MARILYN, Gulhrie DENSE, ELIZABETH, Tulsa DEVERO, RICHARD, Tulsa DEWALT, GERALD, Barnsdall DICKERSON, DONALD, Borger, Tex. DITTMER, DOROTHY, EI Reno DIXON, BETTY, Ponca Cily DODSON, MARY, Sand Springs DOERNER, SUE, Tulsa DOLEZAL, ROSEMARY, Banner DOLLINS, GEORGE, Harlshorn DONOVAN, HAROLD, Rafon, N. Mex. DORSEY, ESTHER, El Reno DOTTER, FRANK, Slillwaler DOUGLAS, BETTY JO, Slillwaler DOUGLAS, NEIL, Slillwaler dk DOUGLASS, JEAN, Okmulgee DOW, VERNON, Fairview DOWELL, STEVE, Hunler DREWRY, KENNETH, Wisler DUNCAN, BARBARA, Slillwaler FRESHMAN CLASS of l95l DUNCAN, LLOYD, San Anlonio, Tex. DUNN, KENNETH, Sfillwaler EALEY, RICHARD, Tulsa EASON, BILLY, Oklahoma Cily ECK, JOSEPH, Newkirk EDDINS, EARL, Muskogee EDGERTON, MARY, Cleveland EIGLE, BEVERLY, Caloosa EISCHEN, JOHN, Okarche ELLARD, IRVIN, Bixby ELLIS, BEN, Oklahoma Ci'I'y ELLIS, ROBERT, Tulsa ELLISON, JOYCE, Ponca Cily ELZO, SHIRLEY, Tulsa EMMONS, PATRICIA, Enid ENDACOTT, WILLIAM, Tulsa ENOCH, WILLIAM, Tulsa EPPLER, TOMMY, Perry ESSMAN, JAMES, Tulsa ESTES, DIANE, Oklahoma Cily ETCHISON, WILLIAM, Cushing EVANS, FRANCES, Muskogee EVERLY, GERALD, Dubuque, Iowa EVERSOLE, ANNA, Muskogee EWING, JO ANN, Gulhrie FARRINGTON, DAVID, Slillwaler FARRIS, WANDA, Yale FERGUSON, COY, Oklahoma Cily FINCHI, BARBARA, Barllesville FINCH, DON, Ponca Cily FINCHER, CAROL, Fairfax FISCUS, ONITA, Slillwaler FITTS, BILL, Oklahoma Cily FLAVELL, MARIE, Morrison FLOREY, ALICE, Tulsa FLOWERS, JOE, Culhberl, Tex. FOLEY, BILLIE, Lindsay FOUGHT, PAT, Barllesville FOUSHEE, DEBORAH, Tulsa FOWLER, ORVAL, Shady Poinl FOWLER, TON, Barllesville FRANK, JOANN, Slillwaler W FREELING, JAMES, Lindsay FREUDENBERGER, CAROLYN, Coyle FRIEDEMANN, MARY JO, Slillwafer FRY, MARION, Thomas FUCI-IS, EDMUND, El Reno FUHRMAN, CONSTANCE, Oklahoma Clly FULLER, THOMAS, Vallian+ FUNDIS, SARAH, Wanelle FUSS, DONALD, Medford FUTRAL, CLARIBELLE, Midwesf Cily GADDY, DONALD, Tulsa GULLOWAY, SANDRA, Gulhrie GAMBILL, JO NELL, Texola GARDNER, JO ELLEN, Enid GARRETT, BOBBIE, Slilwell GARRETT, CAROL, Barllesville GARY, MONA, Madill GATES, KENNETH, Borger, Tex. GEE, JEANNE, Yale GELLER, ALICE, Slillwafer GENTRY, LOETTA, Sulphur GERKEY, EDWARD, Byars GESSLEIN, BARBARA, Tulsa GUERIN, DAVID, Barllesville GEURKINK, DONALD, Ardmore GIBBS, BARBARA, Barflesville GIBBS, BETTY LOU, Tulsa GILBERT, JACOUELINE, Bulfalo GILES, PATRICIA, Sand Springs GILLESPIE, DONALD, Cushing GILMORE, ANNA MAY, Oklahoma Cnfy GIVENS, JOYCE, Foralcer GLASGOW, NANCY, Tulsa GLASS, KATHRYN, Waukomis GLAZEBROOK, LAWRENCE Ornenla GLOVER, GAYLORD, Tulsa GOATES, DEAN, Tulsa GOLDESBERRY, OLIVER, Seminole GOLDMAN, AARON, Red Lion, Pa GOOD, JEWELL, Oklahoma Cily GOOD, RONALD, Seminole GORDON, JOE, Ardmore GOSNELL, FRANK, Enid GOUCHER, MARIAN, Hennessey GRATTON, LOUDORIS, Deer Creek GRAY, MARY, Kiefer GREEN, ALICE, Roanoke, La. GREEN, CLARICE, Prague GREEN, DON, Tulsa GREEN, KEITH, Dalharl, Tex. GREENE, MAX, Sfillwaler GREGG, LADWANA, Calumef GREGGS, NEIL, Hunfer GROVER, MARJORIE, Lenapah GRUBB, RICHARD, Tonkawa HAAS, ELEANOR, Cherokee HACKLEMAN, KATHRYN, Slillwaler HAIRGROVE, FRED, Ponca Cily HALCOMB, BILLY JOE, Pond Creek HALES, CHARLES, Oxford, Kans. HALEY, ED, Ada HALL, FRANK, Waurika HALL, RICHARD, Tulsa HALLENBECK, ROBERT, S+iIIwa+er HAMBRICK, THOMAS, Tulsa HAMBRY, SHIRLEY, Pawnee HAMILTON, JANICE, Oklahoma Clly HAMILTON, JOSEPHINE, Oklahoma Clly HAMMETT, EVELYN, Eulaula HANAN, DANNY, Vinifa HANKINS, NANCY, Pasadena, Tex. HANNEGAN, GLENN, Seminole HANNIS, CHARLES, Slillwaler HARMAN, ELSIE, Oklahoma Cily HARMON, HAROLD, Cushing HARPER, LYLA, Senlinel I-IARRIS, MARGARET, Vinila HART, JAMES, Chandler I-IARTMAN, SUSAN, Oklahoma Cily HASTINGS, JIMMIE, Wealherlord HAVER, PAULA, Rosslon HAWKINS, BRYAN, Tulsa HAYIVIAKER, WILLIAM, Tahlequah HEARN, JOHN, EI Dorado, Ark HEATLEY, AUBREY, Elk Cily HEAVNER, LOUIS, Tulsa HEDGES, PATSY, Enid HEFLEY, MILDRED, Iv1oAIes+er HEISLER, JORDAN, Slillwaier HENDON, WILLIAM, Marie++a HENDRICKS, CHARLES, Oklahoma Cily HENDRICKS, RONALD, Sapulpa HENRICHSEN, JOE, Brillon HEPP, NORMA, Oklahoma Cily HERMES, JOHN, Ponca Cily HERRINGTON, CARMELITA, Barllesville HERTZLER, BETTY, Nicoma Park HESKETT, JACK, Barilesville HESTER, MARY, Houslon, Tex. HICKS, HOWARD, Caloosa HIGGINS, VIRGIL, Guymon HILDINGER, LEROY, Cherokee HILDINGER, VICTOR, Cherokee HILGENBERG, YVONNE, Oklahoma Cily HILL, JIMMIE, Ardmore HILL, JOSEPH, Pauls Valley HILL, ORVETTA, Frederick HILL, PATTI, Muskogee HILL, RONALD, Oklahoma Cily HILLIS, ALETA, Lawlon HIMES, GARY, Clinlon HINKLE, BOBBY, Lindsay HINSHAW, ELLA MAE, Turley HINTON, MARJORIE, Blair HINTON, PEGGY, Mannlord HIXSON, MEMPHIS, Arneli HOBBS, ETHEL, Pilisburg HOBBS, HADEN, Hennessey HOECKER, LAWRENCE, Oklahoma Cily HOGUE, BETTE, Cherokee HOGUE,. JERE, Oklahoma Cily HOLDEN, BONNIE, Oklahoma Cily HOLDERMAN, JOHN, Tulsa HOLLAND, EUNA MAE, Okernah HOLLEY, HELEN, Sfillwaler HOLMES, WILLIAM, Hanna HOLSTEIN, EDWARD, Tulsa HONEGGER, LARRY, Chickasha HOOLEY, JESS, Enid HOOPINGARNER, PATTY, Tulsa HOPE, JERRY, Barnsdall HOPPER, CARROLL, Tulsa HORNE, REX, Oklahoma Cily HOUDEK, THOMAS, Chicago, III. HOUSTON, JOHN, Oklahoma Cily HOWE, LENA, Beaver HUFFMAN, LINDA, Oklahoma Cify HUGHES, BETTY, Aline HUGHES, MARGARET HUGHES, PATRICIA, Tulsa HULING, ANN MARY, Barllesville HULSE, MAX, Geary HUMBLE, JAMES, Sfillwaler HUMPHREY, DORIS LEE, Slillwaler HUMPHREYS, ELMER, Oklahoma Cily HUNTER, SUSAN, Oklahoma Cily HURLBUT, JANE, Meeker HURT, ULUS, Fairfax HUTCHISON, PATRICIA, EI Reno HYDEN, ALSIE, Tulsa INGERHAM, EDNA, Pawnee INGRAM, SYLVIA, Oklahoma Cily INKSTER, JOHN, Houslon, Tex. IVEN, LAWRENCE, Pond Creek IVES, DOROTHY, Sfillwaler IWAMASA, CHARLES, Hawaii JACKSON, DON, Henryella JACKSON, JERALDINE, Vici JACOBY, RITA, Ponca Ciiy JAMES, PHILIP, Rush Springs JAMES, BILL, Chandler JAMISON, DON, Barllesville JEDLICKA, DIAN, Oklahoma Cily JEDLICKA, ROBERT, McAIesIer JENKINS, CHARLES, Enid JENKINS, MURLE, Hugo JENNINGS, NORMA, Okmulgee JENNINGS, RONALD, Mounds FRESHMAN CLASS of 1951 JETT, BEVERLY, Cushing JOHNSON, CLARA, McAlesler JOHNSON, GEORGIA, Tulsa JOHNSON, HAROLD, Slillwaler JOHNSON, HELEN, Oklahoma Cily JOHNSON, JAMES, Noel, Mo. JOHNSON, JERRY, Cushing JOHNSON, LARRY, Arkansas Cily, Kans. JOHNSON, NOEL, Slillwaler JOHNSON, PATRICIA, Wilson JOHNSON, RONALD, Tulsa JOHNSTON, MARY, Cushing JONES, CARMEN, Duncan JONES, JERRY, Slillwaler JONES, JERRY D., Thomas JONES, LESLIE, Yale JONES, LILLIAN, Oklahoma Cily JONES, RONALD, Slillwaler JONES, GLORIA, Perry JORDON, JACOUITA, Buffalo JUNE, REID, Rocky Ford, Colo. KALKA, JOHN, Agra KAMP, GEORGE, Oklahoma Cily KANALY, MARY, Oklahoma Ci'I'y KANE, PATSY, Okmulqee KARR, CALVIN, Hugo KAY, JO ANN, Oklahoma Cily KEITH, IMA, Collinsville KELLY, MONTA, Wirl KELLY, MARTHA LOU, Ripley KELLY, ROBERTA, Enid KENT, KENNETH, Oklahoma Cily KERR, GEORGE, Henryella KETCHEM, DONALD, Shawnee KIDD, ETHEL, Red Rock KILLIAM, ROBERT, Enid KILMER, ROBERT, Medford KILPATRICK, KENNETH, Bloomfield, N. J. KINCANNON, JANICE, Ardmore KINDER, NELLIE, Manifou KING, AUDRIE, Tulsa KING, DONALD, Turpin KING, JAMES, Slillwaler KING, WILLIAM, Slillwaler KIRKPATRICK, PAUL, Oklahoma Cily KITE, GALE, Hollis KNIGHT, JOE, Amarillo, Tex. KNOX, ROBERT, Enid KNOX, JAMES, Tulsa KONZAK, RONALD, Aurora, III. KOOKEN, WILLIAM, Gulhrie KOOP, LUELLA, Enid KOUPLEN, DELORES, Beggs KOZEL, VALDENE, Shawnee KRAFT, ARTHUR, Tyrone KRAMER, MARGARET, Oklahoma Cily KREBS, JAOUITA, Eulaula KRUG, JANET, Enid KUECHENMEISTER, JUNE, Slillwaler LACY, LLOYD, Wanelle LACY, MARTHA, Ardmore LADD, ROBERT, Tulsa LAFORTUNE, SUZANNE, Tulsa LAMAR, DONALD, Oklahoma Cily LAND, HARRIETT, Oklahoma Cily LANE, DARRELL, Waynoka LANE, JANET, Ardmore LANE, WANDA, Ponca Cily LANGE, WILLIE MAE, Muskogee LANGLEY, MIGNON, Oklahoma Cily LARGENT, CHARLES, Wichila Falls, Tex, LAUBHAN, DOUGLAS, Woodward LAUER, ALDEN, Lone Wolf LAUER, ALVA, Shreveporl, La. LAUGHLIN, ALVA, San Dimas, Calif. LAUGHLIN, BEVERLY, Calurnel LEATHERWOOD, WILLIAM, Eden, Tex LEE, HAROLD, Pond Creek LEEPER, JAMES, Oklahoma Cily LEHEW, MAX, Pawnee LEIGHTY, ANN, Newkirk LESTER, GEORGE, Mounlain Park LEWIS, GERALDINE, Slillwaler LEWIS, PATTI, Vinila LICKLIDER, CLARENCE, Pauls Valley LINCOLN, SARA, Ponca Cily LINDSAY, JAMES, Colby, Wis. LINDSAY, MARJORIE, Coldwaler, Kans. LINDSTROM, JOHN, Tulsa LINEBAUGH, CYNTHIA, Oklahoma Cily LIPPERT, ARTHUR, Barllesville LITTLE, ELEANOR, EI Reno LITTLEFIELD, ROBERT, Spiro LOBAUGH, JOHNNY, Oklahoma Cily LOFTISS, NANCY, Cordell LOGSDON, JOHN, Ada LONG, BETTY, Keyes LONG, JACKLYN, Ponca Cify LONG, RALPH, Norman LOOKABAUGH, MARY JANE, Walanqa LOOSLEY, JAMES, Ponca Cily LOUGHRIDGE, FLOYDENA, Ardmore LOVVE, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily LOWER, JAMES, Oklahoma Cily LOY, SAMUEL, Tulsa LUBER, MARY ELLEN, Dover LULOW, ROY, Tulsa LUNA, WILMA, Pawnee LUTES, JAMES, Allendale, Mo. LYNCH, ROBERT, Lindsay LYON, WADE, Geary MADDEN, MARTHA, Oklahoma Cily MADDING, HYATT, Tulsa MADDRY, CARL, Idabel MAIN, CHESTER, Ponca Cily MAJERUS, MARILYNN, Oklahoma Cily MALLORY, FRANCES, Oklahoma Cily MALONE, DAVID, Slillwaler MALTBIE, WANDA, Amorila MARKS, WANDA, Oklahoma Cily MARLER, BILL, Henryefla MARMADUKE, JO ANN, Duncan MARPLE, ROBERT, Tulsa MARRS, SHERLEE, Oklahoma Cily MARSH, SUZANNE, Oklahoma Cily MARSH, WILLIAM, Woodward MARSHALL, JAMES, Broken Bow MARSHALL, TED, Tucumcari, N. Mex. MARTIN, BOB, Tulsa MARTIN, FRANK, Oklahoma Cily MARTIN, SUE, Drumrighl MASSEY, JO ANN, Roswell, N. Mex. MATTHEWS, PAUL, Guymon MATTHEWS, TOM, Tulsa MATTICK, ROBERT, Chicago, Ill. MAY, KENNETH, Forgan MAYES, BILL, Woodward McCART, BOBBY, Nash McCARTER, TOMMY, Marion, Ark. MCCARTY, BETTY, Cowela MCCLUSKEY, VIVIAN, Cromwell MCCONNELL, MARGARET, Healdlon MCCONNELL, ROTHA, Minco MCCORNACK, ROBERT, Alberl Lea, Minn. MCCRACKEN, CARLETA, Ames McDANIEL, WANDA, Jennings MCDONALD, AZALIA, Tulsa McDONALD, JOYCE, Los Angeles, Calif. McDONALD, MERLE, Oklahoma Cify McFADDEN, JOHN, Ponca Cily McFATRIDGE, JO ANN, Comanche McGINNIS, JAMES, Tulsa McGINNIS, WILLIAM, Tulsa McINNIS, PEGGY, Coalgale MCKENNEY, HUBERT, Humlooldl, Kans. MCKENNEY, JACOUELEAN, Ponca Cily MCKNIGHT, JOHN, Crawlordsville, Ark. McLAURIN, JAMES, Elaine, Ark. MCLEOD, JOHN, Tulsa MCNAIR, PEGGY, Tulsa MCNULTY, LARRY, Barllesville McOUERY, MICHAEL, Oklahoma Cily MEADOWS, ESTHER, Hydro MEANS, HOBART, Arkansas Cily, Kans. MEDCALF, PATRICIA, Konawa MEEKER, MARGARET, Cushing MEEKS, SHIRLEY, Tonkawa MEISNER, MELVIN, Okeene FRESHMAN CLASS of l95l MELTON, CARL, Cyril MEYERS, BOB, Cushing MICKLES, TOM, Sayre MILBURN, DONNA, Enid MILES, MARY, Wichila, Kans. MILLER, BOBBIE, Tulsa MILLER, DAVID, Okmulgee MILLER, DELORES, Slillwaler MILLER, DOROTHY, Blackwell MILLER, EULA, Slillwaler MILLER, HAROLD, Hennessey MILLER, JIM, Tulsa MILLER, ROBERT, Greal' Lakes, III. MILLER, WANDA, Heaclrick MILLS, BARBARA, Slillwaler MINICK, BILLY, Oklahoma Cily MITCHELL, DOUGLAS, Barllesville MONTGOMERY, JACK, Agra MONTGOMERY, MARGARET, Tulsa MOONEY, BILLY, ldaloel MOORE, MARY, Oklahoma Cily MORAN, DONNA, Anaclarko MORGAN, RAYMOND, Seminole MORRIS, CAROL, Oklahoma Cily MORRISETT, DALE, Gulhrie MORSE, MARILYN, Oklahoma Cily MOSER, ARLESS, Slillwaler MOSS, NEVA, Pawnee MOYER, BILL, Blackwell MOYSE, JUDITH, Tulsa MUELLER, RICHARD, Tulsa MULL, LINNIE, Cushing MULLICAN, RITA, Pryor MULLINS, JERRY, Morris MYERS, JOLLY, Ryan NELSEN, ANTON, Ponca Cily NELSON, DONALD, Tulsa NELSON, GEORGIA, Enid NESBITT, GALYN, Tulsa NEWBY, JANE, Barllesville NICOLA, OLIVER, Barllesville NIKKEL, RAY, Collinsville NOBLE, LOUISE, Okmulgee NOEL, MARY, Websler Groves, Mo. NOON, MARY, Okemah NORMAN, DONALD, Shawnee NORMAN, WANDA, Temple NORTON, SYLVIA, Temple OGLE, JOHN, Oklahoma Cily OLDHAM, JACOUELINE, Enid OLMSTEAD, KENNETH, Frederick OLMSTEAD, LEONARD, Glencoe OLMSTEAD, ROBBYE, Frederick OSBORN, MARGIE, Nowala OTTERSTATTER, ROBERT, Tulsa OVERTON, BARBARA, Beaver OWEN, THOMAS, Oklahoma Cify OWENS, DAVID, Eorl Gibson OYLER, DUANE, Okeene OZBUN, PHYLLIS, Slillwaler PALMETER, LAURENA, Elk Cily PARKER, ROBERT, Ponca Cily PARKS, HELEN, Lawlon PARKS, KAY, Manilou PARNELL, PATRICIA, Waukegan, III. PARRACK, ANNE, Garber PATCHEN, ROBERT, Barllesville PATTEN, CHARLES, Ponca Cily PATTERSON, BERNICE, Tecumseh PATTERSON, JAMES, Slrillwaler PATTERSON, ROY, Hydro PATTERSON, WAYNE, Roswell, N. Mex. PATTON, JANE, Oklahoma Cily PAYNE, MACK, Slillwaler PEARCE, RALPH, W. Pillsion, Pa. PEARSON, ANDREA, Slroud PEARSON, ANN, Tulsa PEARSON, CLAUDE, Spearman, Tex. PEARSON, RONALD, Chicago, III. PEERY, JERROLD, Porl Arlhur, Tex. PEEVEY, WINNIE, Willow PEMBERTON, CAROL, Oklahoma Cily PENDERGRAFT, PRESTON, Tulsa PENICK, BILLY, Lawlon PENNINGTON, ANN, Idabel PENNINGTON, HILDA, Idaloel PENWRIGHT, JACK, Calumel PERRIER, ROBERT, Tulsa PETERS, VICTOR, Tulsa PETTIT, MILTON, Red Rock PFEEFER, DOUGLAS, Blair PHIPPS, ROBERT, Cordell PICKENS, THOMAS, Amarillo, Tex. PIOKETT, SUZANNE, Blackwell POLK, SARAH, Tulsa POLSON, HAROLD, Amorila POULOS, OHRISTINA, Muskogee POWELL, WILLIAM, Brislow POWERS, ELIZABETH, lnola POWERS, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily POWERS, PATRICIA SUE, Begqs PRATHER, GORDON, Blackwell PRESTON, C. B., Fay PRESTON, MARGARET, Barllesville PRICKETT, GEORGIA, Canlon PULLIAM, LOIS, Oklahoma Oily PURDY, GERALD, Melrose, N. Mex. PUTNAM, BEN, Tulsa OUERY, MARY, Oopan OUINN, WENDELL, Oklahoma Oily RADA, LOUIS, Tulsa RADER, DONEZ, Blackwell RADER, ELEREDA, Slillwaler RAGAN, JAMES, McAIesler RAMSAY, MARGENELL, Sand Springs RAYMER, LESTER, Shawnee RANDALL, JAOOUELYN, Bullalo RATHBUN, MARLENE, Okmulgee REDING, DONNA, Pryor REDMOND, BILLY, Oemenl REDMON, RICHARD, Tulsa REEOE, ALFRED, Beaver REED, MATT, Law+on REID, CARYL, Tulsa REINKEMEYER, JOE, Enid REYNOLDS, KENNETH, Slillwaler REYNOLDS, REX, Hyclro RHODYBAOK, JOAN, Yukon RHYAN, ERNEST, Tulsa RIBBLE, SUSAN, Barllesville RIOHARDSON, JAOK, Snyder RIOHEY, LEONARD, Rush Springs RIOKARD, WANDA, Oklahoma Oily RIOKSTREW, DOROTHY, Slillwaler RIDGWAY, JERRY, Oklahoma Oily RIGG, SHIRLEY, Slillwafer RIGGS, HAMMOND, Ohickasha RIGGS, ROBERT, Barllesville ROARK, ALICE, Mounlain View ROBERTS, INA, Slillwaler ROBERTS, LEIGHTON, Lulher ROBINSON, RONALD, Okmulqee ROGERS, LOUIS, Barllesville ROLAND, BETTY, Ringling RALSTON, RALPH, Tulsa ROSE, VERNON, Oklahoma Oily ROWE, ELEANOR, Oklahoma Oily ROYSE, PEGGY, El Reno RUNYAN, JEANANNE, Duncan RUPPERT, BETTY, Newcaslle RYAN, MARGARET, Oklahoma Oily RYAN, MARY JANE, Oklahoma Olly SAOKET, RUTH, Oleo Springs SALLSTROM, SHIRLEY, Walonga SANDERS, BOB, Pryor SANDERS, ELIZABETH, Tulsa SANDERS, ELIZABETH, Ponca Oily SANDERS, LEE, Red Rock ' SANDERS, MARY, Tulsa SARFATY, ROGER, Oklahoma Oily SAVERLINE, OELIA, Shawnee SOARBROUGH, NEVA, Oklahoma Oily SOHARLACH, DOROTHY, Oklahoma Oily SOHELLER, LILA, Frederick SOHERER, PATRIOIA, Slillwaler SOHIRMER, EDITH, Pawhuska VSOHMIDT, ESTELLA, Oklahoma Oily SCHNITHMAN, SUE, Oovinglon FRESIHVIANACLASS of 1951, SCHOOLCRAFT, TOMMY, Eakly SCOGGIN, AUTHUR, Oklahoma Cily SECOR, GUY, Oklahoma Ciiy SELLERS, BILLY, Tulsa SELLERS, MARILYN, Oklahoma CiI'y SENN, MERILYN, Okarche SEWARD, RICHARD, Barllesville SI-IARPE, JANA, Heavener SHAUL, ROLLIN, Woodward SHAW, GENE, Pawnee SHAW, ORA, Payson SHELLENBERGER, MARILYN, Perkins SHIRER, JACOB, Tonkawa SHIRLEY, MERRILL, Allus SHOUP, SUZANNE, Oklahoma Ciiy SHUEY, ROBERT, Duncan SHUMAN, MILTON, Buffalo SIGLER, JAMES, Tulsa SILER, BILLY, Moore SILLS, OREN, Henryelia SILVEY, HILTON, Shawnee SIMES, FRANCES, EI Reno SINDERSON, NANCY, Enid SLANKARD, PHILLIP, Tulsa SMALLEY, KEITH, Coyle SMART, JIMMIE, Miclwesf Ciiy SMITH, BESSIE, Loyal SMITH, BILLY, Guymon SMITH, CHARLES, Canadian SMITH, CHARLES R., Slillwaier SMITH, DORIS, Sfillwafer SMITH, GLENN, Chicago, III. SMITH, GEORGE, Tulsa SMITH, LEON, Kremlin SMITH, NORMA, Tulsa SMITH, OMA, Wagoner SMITH, RICHARD, Tulsa SMITH, ROY, Vinifa SMITH, SAMMY, Okmulqee SMITH, SHIRLEY, Tulsa SMITH, WILFORD, Amoriia SNELL, JAMES, Cordell SOKOLOSKY, MARGARET, Yukon SONTAG, PAUL, Tulsa SPARKS, ANNA, Council Hill SPARKS, NOLEN, Comanche SQUIRES, BETTY, Geary STAFFORD, CLARENCE, Maramec STAMPS, PAUL, Sapulpa STANCOFF, BETTY, Slillwaler STANDERFER, JO ANNA, Oklahoma Cily STANKEWITZ, SANDRA, Weleelka STATH, PAULA, Oklahoma Cily ST. CLAIR, MARCITA, Oklahoma Cily STEEL, BETTY, Duncan STEELE, CHERRY, Braggs STEINER, MARTHA, Tulsa STEPHENS, HELEN, Oklahoma Ciiy STEPHENS, STEPHEN, Barilesville STEPP, BARBARA, Slillwaler STEWARD, BETTY, Oklahoma CiI'y STEWARD, JOANNE, Tulsa STEWART, NORMAN, Newkirk STIERWALT, BOBBE, Drumrighl STITES, DORIS, Hennessey STONE, ERIC, Blackwell STONE, KARL, Blackwell STOUT, WAYNE, Henryella STRATTON, RAY, Duranl STREETER, ROBERT, Ponca Cily STRICKLAND, ROBERT, Oklahoma Ciiy STUBBS, BERNALD, S'I'iIIwaIer STURDIVANT, ROBERT, Vinila SUMMER, ELLA, Mounlain View SUTER, DWAYNE, Colony SUTTON, JIMMY, Slillwaler SWEARINGEN, WILLIAM, Marion, Ohio SWEARNEGEN, PATRICIA, Tulsa SWINK, LENA, Hugo TACKER, LEOUETA, Oklahoma CiI'y TAEL, VALDUR, Slillwaier TAYLOR, GARY, Tishomingo TAYLOR, MAURINE, Barflesville TAYLOR, NORMAN, Uhrichsville, Ohio AYLOR, SUZANNE, Slillwaler TAYLOR, VESTA, Ponca Cily TERRY, H. J., Sainl' Jo, Tex. THEIS, FRANCES, Pawhuska THOEN, LILA, Ponca Cily THOMAS, ANTHONY, Shawnee THOMAS, JOYCE, Barllesville HOMAS, RICHARD, Tulsa THOMAS, WILLIAM, Tulsa THOMPSON, BARBARA, Barllesville THOMPSON, DONALD, Oklahoma Cily THOMPSON, DOROTHY, Allus THOMPSON, HARRY, Sfillwaler THOMPSON, JOHN, Robsfown, Tex. ' I I-IOMPSON, LARRY, Oklahoma Cily TILLIQR, BETTY, Jones TILLEY, JOE, Frederick TINGLEY, EDISON, Sfillwaler TINKER, CARMELITA, Slillwaler TODD, LLOYD, Alva TOEEIER, NELLIE, Dewar DLBERT, BETTY, Tulsa TOMLINSON, VERA, Slillwaler TOOMEY, PAUL, Lewislown, Monl. TOPPINS, CHARLES, Tulsa TOWRY, GAYLE, Tulsa TRAWEEK, INGRID, Tulsa TREKELL, LESLIE, Hunfer RENT, ROBERT, Pawhuska TRINDLE, JOE, Kingfisher TRIPP, JERRY, Waurika TROCHTA, OLGA, Oklahoma Cily TROOP, MARY, Oklahoma CiI'y TUCKER, WANDA, Cherokee TURMAN, GRACE, Wynona URMAN, STELLA, Wynona TURNER, BETTY, Oklahoma Cily TURNER, DONALD, Oklahoma Cily TURNER, JOSEPH, Oklahoma CiI'y TUTTON, MARY, Tulsa TYDINGS, WILLIAM, Muskogee TYREE, HUBERT, Hugo YSON, BILLIE, Higgins, Tex. ULLMANN, GEORGE, Marie-lla UNBEHAVEN, JOE, Medford UNDERWOOD, JOE, Rush Springs UNTERKIRCHEN, MARY LOU UTLEY, ROGER, Temple VADEN, MARILYN, Eoraker ANDEGRIFT, LEROY, Shawnee VANDEVENTER, MERLYN, Mounlain View VAVERKA, EVELYN, Hennessey VICTOR, EMILY, Alfon VINCENT, DON, Arnell WADDILL, NORMA, Groves, Tex. WAGNER, GEORGIA, Broken Arrow fAGNER, JUANITA, Perry WALDEN, CARRIE, Haskell WALKER, ELIZABETH, Hennessey WALKER, HENRY, Ada WALLACE, ALVIN, Claremore WALLACE, ROBERT, Tulsa WALLS, ELIZABETH, Cromwell IALSH, TRAVIS, Cleveland Heiqhls, Ohio WALTON, BONNIE, Konawa WALTON, DONALD, Newlon, Mass. WARD, CONN, Tulsa WARD, DONALD, Oklahoma Cily WARD, MARY JANE, Slillwaler WASHINGTON, MARGARET, Oklahoma Cify JATKINS, BETTY, Maysville WATSON, JACK, Tulsa WATTS, MARILYN, Enid VVAUGHTAL, JACOUELINE, Tulsa WEATHERSBY, CHARLES, Ouinlon WEBB, BETTY, Ardmore WEBB, JOE, Enid JEBB, STANLEY, Shawnee WEBBER, BARBARA, Tulsa WEBER, MARY, Aline WEEKS, SHIRLEY, Hennessey WEHRY, NORMA, Oklahoma CiI'y WELBORN, RICHARD, Blackwell WELLS, BETTY LOU, Higler '-vfgr WHITE, CI-IRISTIA, Slillwaler WI-IITE, MARY ANN, Kaw Cily WHITE, ROBERT, Tulsa WHITEHEAD, BILLY JO, Temple WI-IITLOW, WALTER, Minden, La. WHITMIRE, WILL, Hunler WHITMORE, FRANK, Bellwood, III. WIDNEY, CAROL, Fay WIENS, MARLENE, Drummond WIGINTON, LYNDA, Mangum WIKLE, EVA, Ponca Cily WILDE, CONSTANCE, Chicago, III. WILEY, MARY, Glencoe WILL, JIM, Hennessey WILLCUTT, BARBARA, Clinlon WILLHAM, RICHARD, Slillwaler WILLIAMS, BRUCE, Barllesville WILLIAMS, JOHN, Barllesville WILLIAMS, KENNETH, Slroud WILLIAMS, MARY, Milhall WILLIAMS, OLA, Dover WILLIAMS, ORMSBY, Geary WILLIAMS, PATRICIA, Oklahoma Cily WILMOTH, MURREL, Tulsa WILLMS, MARY JO, Kingfisher WILSON, DORIS, Tonkawa IWILSON, FRANCES, Oklahoma Cily WILSON, MARLENE, Tulsa WILSON, SANDRA, Tulsa WILSON, SUZANN, Ponca Cily WINANS, SHIRLEY, Oklahoma Cily WINKLER, BARBARA, Oklahoma Cily WINSTEAD, NORMA, Siillwaler WITTMEYER, ROBERT, Tiplon WOLF, MARGARET, Moline, III. WOOD, JACOULYN, Wewoka WOOD, JARRETT, Tulsa WOODCOCK, JIM, Tulsa WOODERSON, DALE, Blackwell WOODSIDE, JOANNE, Oklahoma Cily WOODSON, JOAN, Searcy, Ark. WOODWORTI-I, CAROLINE, Tulsa WORLEY, GENEVA, Roswell, N. Mex. 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SW ws Lf'-5' f' ff y.'f'.ga-W ' ,. , : ?, x,..,fqgQQ Q, r Deming House deforaions won Sig Al In uw ne In frafe-fmify division xv 5 V 1 mmm S, w M' sm 'vw Page I58 Beaufiful Freedom Scroll floaf caplured Hue second lirsl place prize of ihe weekend for SAE. omecoming VMQAW! Lefl: Della Zela firsl place floal, beauly divi- sion, passes on parade down Main slreel. Della Clwis are represenlalive of flue dozens of groups Tlwal slayecl up all niqlwl lo finish The floal. Upper leltl: Mechanical cowboy scrubbed cleaned Tiger slcins all niglwl lo bring place prize fo Kappas. and lirsl Lower riglil: Winning firsl in girls' originalily, llie Zela floal passes in review before slands. W, cs Clever circus molif won Hanner hall flie lirsl prize in men's dorms decoralions. fir . V ,,,, pain? on ariisrs palelle Larnbda Cl'ii's arranged lillle girls as blobs of ro lake lnird place in men's iloals, beauly division. E i WE HR S E 'ii ' kYp5f.f,f'ffi,,i' warp rrfwrnff, frfiesgif ,,., .F,h i ,g, A V :V r , f rs-H WJ-J sf 4 , ,wh s,r-i',, ,, 5 , gh, . Q ,. . L ,F,,,,.,,p.,, ,.,, , JM, vi, , , s ,, V ,Q vxifgvyf.--2, V, ffm' ,. ...,,,c-,L-f .w,1,-:,fM, if 5- vifnos-s .w ' 0 ,wr A -'lr i:i4F 5'1f3.L..wfl. ?i,-Jefffrft' ff ' v ,, A, . ,, .,..fu' ,Q-J' 71 I 'iiX? .2 Q - Q- fi- L32 Q if ,fa X 1 X' 6 ,F s W sg Q 3 , 151, S . 5 ' gl 13 ':'E':-ii' Eff' L 7 ' 'Lip f 'aff fm 'Xb Sm xg- Q5 ' x X 4 i .1 f -'R si is , Page I60 Delia Chi's. 'Fixing up fha place affer summer wear and rear, ge 5,5351-L A :,, A fr 5 :Lf 5 fe .1fi!?2 ,. Q- A 1 f-- .,.,. ffh- Qf 5 X 'l-, m.. ., ,.,.. .. . -, A -W- Fifi s I Qi :ws A Q 1' 3,0 fc- ' . .U ..,, ,,,:. IAEE X . ,hAV ,es me . , e - we-elfvris .:, :sm . A J, - :,,E,m.. Q . .1,.... .. . 1 , X, ,. - 4: we ' ,fr 3. -M. ef L fi sz LJ, .L . , J 'S-F 'Q-iff' 3,1 -K. 'Sl 32? Yarigggjs N 1 1, 4221! 2':52aF,eire 1 . V 1 , .ff ' 7 . M n5..:f:',,s,-.e, ' giaks, wily :eremf we W - y - gw f122bifYFff .- 4' - .M-..-.....-fee--'f-N--W' , . 5,44 '5--,,z 'fl -:r55E'F. fH Ti A K f N L fiiiill 3255 1112 ' Q s 'T 1 Q-5 , A ri- 'uf ji ' x, r f H ' f aaaa L EJ ' L V . ' , ,,,..l . . 5 1' ready for 'Hue onslaugh+ of rushees. Leff: Meals are offer: informal during heavy rush Magic, buf hungry Phi Kappa Tau's and ruslwees don? miss Hwe finqerbowls. Unslghfly Lambda CHS 'fypify raucous, slap- sficlc sklfs fed +0 rushees. The chorus lime is ragged, buf spirif is Mere. 4f,.f? roqram ve scrvous aspecfs S 0 as The Mqhfhearfod qrfs candfeluqhf ceremonies are X S m 4 v Q N ii! 'F 1 + L 'S + 5 ws L 45' .,, 1 fn 1. r N1 . . fu? L? 1 A if xr ' Huw if R249 Page l62 There are praclical workshops 'lo supplemenf Texlbooks. Tlwis 'iiger was used on homecoming 'float SAM! . 7 QCLIWLLVL ,J ssiL S e ' Leif: Gilberl Arnold and Rollo Brasuell assem ble one ol llwe many desks used in Bennell lwall of living model lplusl. Ari sludenls make charcoal drawings lminusl E, M if Upoer ref? Paul Bremer and PM Vrseur combrrfe erwfcrfs on rrweoshaf resrsfance probrem rm prwysrc Yaborafory Lower righf Professor Waferfall leads borany sa i ar Greenleaf lake A 81 M s wnldllfe C servafion shafnon , m s1g N 1.1 - .flwgvi iiiw . .0 Us wmv ff -fr ew Q-'Lgggi -- N ww as Clowning WHI1 bewildered calf, Russel Lessor and Bob Roberfs, Rodeo club president provide smari' enierjrainmenf. Page I64 asm H eo omloing ccmfeslr. Heres Lee fwred sfruggding whim a dirfic project Leff: Dick Kopplfz finishes up in caff roping Upper MH: Rice 'em rm-ubcyf R, A. Lofspeich 'akes La snow apim WSW .-md cow mount Lowflr MGM' Gifils cow miHdmQ ccmfes? required rdurg rmfkmq emo rurmnq af fcp speed. Sue lmqram cauffoudy makes a rum on maln farqef. Ann Pafmer Block and Bridle queen. Jim Fransen, Block and Bridle presfdenf, crowns ave Mifler Leaves wi'H'1 fhe ribbon affer having roped caH. MuqgIng for him is his brofher, Bob Miller. fe, Cv ' 'I if Fi 1 ' 'X .- Q. 'Hia' 'E . ., , . r' MQ, I f H 2 .5221 , - 215j'2- ' .: e 'L ' 7 V A V1 2, V- Y, gg, ug. V .5 , 9,1 J, 1 1' ., - jyf-3,1431 v 'Q W ,ff ,,,,f f I f 2 t I -4 ff K Q , 1,4 b f ':yjj'gV' 1 ... ' V , W- :ggi .Pun ' 'mf :H-24 I Maw T145 f'f'f'm?mLL4,w, f ,, ,, va f 'W vumrslxf ,ln 'QE iii 'rar 1 Sew. ' -We e,.i,,e,. .1 - i Ann Lancasfer and Brad Brown seifle down io a universai Aggie dafing pasiime-a fail coke. Page I66 'QS 1 2 r ibafing 2 3 ' -f ULZQ Leif: And Hwe movies! Wiwaf would we do wifiwour fine movies! Here papa siweiis oui' for some popcorn io muriciw on. Reverend Siowe, Firs+ Meiiwodisr ciwurciw, Jfalics wiiii Don Mamnerberg and Beiiy Dixon affer Hwe service. Upper lelf: Jolwn Miller and Joan Aupperle pause To walclw llwe world go by llne sleps of Morrill. Lower riglwl: Yep! Time loqelher on myriad in- formal dales is generally spenl iusl lolllng lllce Charles Gilmore and pin-male Marqarel Myers, P. G. and Pal' Wilson demonslrale llwe nalural by producr of daling while under flue mlsllefoe af KD formal. v 41 L ' me 155' Page I68 Hkihgi, Gene Brewer, ediior, shows sales leclwnique fo Aggievalor salesmen Dick Borgess and George Bridenbacln. Norma Barnes, Annelri' Arnold, Delores Williams, PafWl1iTe, Ina Croslen and Marqarei' Harris luall-lisfen lo heads and flowers lip music. ..f 5 Z8 lftlftlflfy 52 Q Leif: Now loolc wlwaf happened! says Jo Gullmrie from an inqlorious posifion on llwe alley. And an unlcnown dark-lnorse came llirouqln willi an overwhelming maiorily fo win a sludenl' senale posilion. Upcef leli Tlnese plaf: laces ln me I95O Vamlly Revue and be-long: ro Bob Clnilwood and Corky Mclwalcin. Lower fialwri Alerl pl'ol5c1 aoner' caucinl Bruce Johnson qolllng lrapped by Closinqqdoors ol Union elcvalor. 44040 : ky' 'ff Wi. l Subslilules for llne orclneslra, olaying al Sigma Cn Harlem da Paula Q ncc are Mfon , befla Sue Nyswonqer and Wayne Rowe. Mustangs made a wlwale of a lol of noise in posf game Celebraifon. Friendly Jerome lrled force 'ro break up mob scene. Bw M v i w r N .,, i'rff+fr 6 s s as iff X if is AW i ffm A rr. 5? fi Kmf?sg,f . 5 '- W . . XV.. Bedraggied bums ai hobo dance regard an indelicaie enfrance of Lambda Chi Bob Byrd and daie ihrough simuiaied household sewage disposal device. Page I70 r M 86, e Aa! fibaraced Leif: Ribbon dance-Ann Harnilion and Nei' son Dunn requesi' number 'from Biii Beck. Dick McDonald, Barbara Barker, Janie Weils and Jim Henderson 'rake breaiher ar AXO iorrnai in Union, sl. ,F :EA Q2 'S F. Q, 3 , ?'i 'f-'-'-1 The Y-huf slreef was blocked ohf so Black and Bridle members could shuhfle sawdusl in nighl sireef dance. Upper left Cosrume dances challenge imagina- Tion. Guess who Tom Duncan loolcs like in his Mardi Gras ensemble. Lower riqhl: Food comes fo Glen Penny, loolcinq like a bloaled boar, via Averil Penny, as bolh relax beiween dances. Sadie Hawkins dance reverses social funcfions of sexes. Belly Bisagnc gains enlrance for herself and leerinq dale, Tom Saunders. H 4,, E? 2 Y X Bw-f' Chi Omegas and Sig Eps are sluliled in car ready for a rollicking four of fun. Page I72 'A X ,Sifmfmf .Acfiuifiw Leif: Assorlmenl ol: siudenis wail for allied arls and al'l1lel'ic aclivily books wlwiclw arlmil siudemls To wide varieiy ol college erwlerlainmcnl. Tlwela Cl1i's go modern willw ielevision lo fill if llwose leisure momemis. 5 1 X J' Wm Ice hockey is such a rare spori here fhel if be- comes real spoil on frozen Thela pond. A i M ,. e il 1 r 3 gf rl 1 xr ' 'ri' in l H :VV if i f l L A i fi ih' W: A Wci, ,A . 5 fy 1 , ,, KM? MWA? , W 55 ,,,, M ji ' Q if 'mel - was Upper lefl: Typical Frei' shop clienlele, Jack Mil- ler, l-larold Love, Dan Calnan, and Tom Mace play a round of cards. Lower righl: Pin-ball machine business is excellenl' in Sfillwaler. Af College drug slore, George Farrar praclices for inlercollegiafe lourney. fj? When in doubf, gel' a coke are key words To Aggies seeking diversion. Maggie Myers praclices drug slore voodoo while Alma Mills fries To hide cigaref under lable. Wk- 'Hp-if 2 i 4 2 YW so 1 .fb E ww me 5 N'Ey fe 3 ,. lk sf Y + VH-aww dd!-X W.,-K Alf' wif ff lf ls I a. m. . . . flwe niglui before . . . all good Aggies are deep in flwe concenfralion of orderly, sysfemaflc-cramming. Jack Miller has flnree-no? Jrwo-lomorrow. Page I74 7 8l'lfL6l'1fL 81 flmfl MA Leff: BEFORE. AFTER. Upper ieff: Bob King and Don Crump noncima- lanii i in iff? fin lc Thi ls y s'n Q G I UU9 O 6 WGS, S The Way We Siudy For Finaisf' Lower rigid: In a serious mood, Darlene Demar reaiiy geis fo ii. MAN ,f- X Jim Devinney sieeps-for iomorrow comeiii soon. '5 - x This is IT! Jim Mariin frowns because he is miiwfed. ni He is miifed because Ive is in fine fron? seaf. I-ie is in fine fron? seai' and cannof do wiriaf ofiier boys are doing. als ' m fe i 151 Qiiif X Q 5 Aggies packed Hwe Fieidiwouse for ihe opporiuniiy of seeing The fewer of jazz, Louis Page I76 Armstrong and his orchesfra. MMM! Mfg U5if0r5 Leif: Xavier Cugai pieys his 'famous vioiin durimq his Fasf moving show on Hwe campus. Piwiiiips ard Eveiyn were acrobaiic ieaiure Gi Raipiw Fiamnagan pfoqram. -J' vw 7 AY' Abbe Lane, vocaiisf, and Xavier Cugai ge? io choose REDSKIN beaufy queens as Don Tucker, REDSKIN ediior, gives lasf miriufe iweip. V' 51 5 1 gfgi-,IHLQY Upper ieii: show in book. Bug-eyed Eddie Carver was one man spring of I95O. He hoids a cherished Lower rigid: Tafo and Julio performed dance wiz- efdry fo Cuqafs iazzed Laiin Tempo. Speaking of baiaricing sfumfs, ihis guy rides um cycle and spins Hoops sifnuiianeousiy, A .Ai U i is s , is-Q2 . . 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Vg: V, ,V 1 5 ' X Bib WaW! Jwrfs ulre add sims MW C 54 fx iv MGQLJ-f ewfmbhsfff www we .,'f':f fn Ulf A.-.rw 'Haw' ff? O5 il hrtfrw fn :15.A-dfz' ,UL.,, Kaurgva, gn 'Wopgf Q 1 L,vwwh' mgxaw fm .1 -, an How befwfe 'hp 'bmw Sfaffs. wg X T', .ff Page I80 The REDSKIN ediior, Don Tucker, rose io qreai fame and 'foriune during 'riwe summer of l95O, banged ears wiih noiables in fha higlwesi' social pow we srrara and was inierviewed for Jrhe press nearly every day. mf XZCLLIMQ6 Leif: l.aVerne Hiqdon, Alpha Delia Pi, has a parasol-and slighily roguislw eyes. C. A. Tibbeiis, aicfabie Union direcfor, snows signs of hard iimes as he bums anofher Hidior siic:k from icindiwearred assisiani, Craig Hampion. LEGIFIN Upper leir: Everybody lilies io ea? brealcfasl' whiie reading 'rhe morning paper--upside down. Lower righl: Mimi Webb, Sigma Phi Epsilorfs Girl of 'lhe Golden Head, receives frophy from Earl Casner, president Phorographer Dick Green fries hard 'lo capfure ihe mood of spring by Thela pond. Q. Q Q i M U f r if vs gy This piclure doesrfr need a cuiline for inleresl 'rhese are Varsify Revue girls. ?' Page l82 Bonnie Beard, sfar slwol' of women's rifle Jream, gels a Hx on 'the fargef. -, I ??fl1fn L owlf r fqcfww Lell: Farewell, brlglvl angel! Farewell! Lell' fo rlqlwl: Jere Glgoux, lug and Mary Cooper combined lo win llne lille of besl dressed couple al 'rlwe Sadie l-lawldns dance. Upper ieffz Bere Kid parfy made ciiiidrem our of Jerry Lou Segers, Paul i-iuriey, Jim Seiman and Joyce Mcizariarid. Lower rigiwi: Offoiiegian work had Hs momeriis. Ediior Bruce Joiwrison qefs Jruriie-eye's view of Beify Bisagno, Diane Sieffeibaciu and La Jean Higgins, assisfani ediiors. Pin-mares Terry Leard and Mimi Webb sd' someiiwing ai some kind of fa dance J vvvmia2v'1lpfru1:'2'-4unw 'f W'mvfvwf , 4 v'iiQis'f f wma. .ff rw, Page Presenls gel doled our lo flue men al Della Zela Clwrlslmas parly. Norma Hudson plays Sanfa Claus. fx 1 x N X x mf fqczfvweo Lell: Tlwela Cl1i's Bill Bulllnglon, Don McFar- land and Bill Fearnow inslall 'lelevision aerial. Sludenls jam boolcslore lo gal' a peep al dance plclures on Doc Pruehus display boards. Ba keep af C!y'S+G a a AW me Q 3 unhesu Aff Qssi2EE.,- , if 5 7 M- x fan 4532355 MAT .. K 'f ' -1 MQ ' wwf 5 1: :if,3,5?Q'i54'Q1:!?2' f ,SI . gm . - A 3 Y y 1 s V 63 r 1 k fs ff Q E Q52 RH' R W SX '2 N M ,..,. 1. . , . 4 3 ,h ..,,., , ,,. ,. me vs A, 9 9 B Q . . :FFXI , ., ,j 2,7 3' wr ,- K Q,.L - v ig W N x :X 2. 9 'Fi x g f? ' . . V 5 t I f ' if - 1.g,.,:k A S -mf i fp, HL Q nf R siyfffgpyk-fig if i 'im ' ? ' ,sim f.sagszrW:y3vZA: 5 XB 'S if-Elifif ' f Upper leff: Tlwela Kappa Plii woodclioppers gel info flue proper moocl for flieir dance. Lower riglii: Willard hall girls follow llirougli wifli Jrlrie inverlecl social lradiiions of Sadie Hawkins week. Sammy Lou Howard gels sei' for a duclc- ing in Tliela for going sfeady. in ,fkrg K? 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REGGY LEE CARSON, presidcnf Winard Had: Grand :Our- Qih AWS oxecufive board: Morfar Board' Orange quiUg Or- ange and Back QUEVN' Rdie dub: lnfernafioned ReWaHcn5 duh: Eapfigr Sfudenf Uniong Cneedeaderq Rep councnq Pi Zeb: Kappa: lnfer-RQNEQIOUS councIW: AqqIeHe5. BARBARA CASAD, farmer presidenT Panneflenic council: AWS exe-Luflve board: ANpna DeHa Rig Siqnna Akzna FQM: Kappa Rni' Moviar Board: Kappa Deira Pig WAA: Orange dump Orange and Black QUYM' YWCA cabinefi Syrnorwonfr, NHL EARL CASNER, preardenr, Sicnna PM Epnnora Bhe Key: Nnforfrafevnify councng ROTC Cadet Corps ccrr nandcr, Disfinqmdned Mnifary sfudenf' Ahnna Siqrna Hay Snabbard and Blade' Graaf lssmel, Ccurfj. ik 5 3 55, Y ,M 3 ,wifi E 'Q M . xr, -ik H Qi-'fx f A ,' YM ' ff :7.. '.'nKil I VV: 7 f f 'A D ELEANOR EAYE HARRER Sigma Aipnd iota: Pi Bum Rni: Mmiai Bonid: Siudcri Mrimoriai Loan iiund: YWCA Cab- inffi' piegid ffa nf Ofdef mi Gregg A'+isis: Accowipenisi ici' Mena Giee ,int arc Opffffa dup: Azconnpanisf ic' Ncbie Quin Cnvai ioyivai. HELEN HARRY, pi'es'den' YWCA: naiipnai viqr--aiiiirfnan YWCA: AWS Lxcigwive Como' Maria' Bcinfd' Cfanzze qpiii: Omnqe and Bffack quiii: Siiidcnf Union :goveininii hoard' Kappa Ri Ep5ilon: AWS mcioiary: Giand Council: Kappa ElQ1+a Rig Euiuiff Teaanssrs: of Arneficaq iniernaiifgnai Reia' iions HMC. JAMES HEMBREE, praaidoni, Sigma Aipiia Epsiion: inferira- ifliniiy ccunnii: Biue Key: Piii Eia Sififnsag Phi Larnmdia Upsi- i1vr:A,i.CnE. 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Q, in 1 f 15:53 I 1 '-4 'I 2 -0 if-'fax PLONELL NORTHROP C O vm 1 w Jq A, - ,gig f- , fY':KfV, Nfg '1 YWCA lm ' 'Eff' 31 .awe-F H-HT: AWN WP OVYGU 'rv MARY VRNCHAFQL Minn, miie. v - 1 ' ffue ,md wid AW9 ,,,,,L ,. ,x THCUMAS SMNTH S -,mv Mfg, 5, SMGBUPT THVQS fx r A ZNW' Cflwll-',JI6f' FPA 7fJNApL-W TUCKQ Rf-'t'kf'X' Sf! -a C : wi: KVRC THCMAS PWTCH' 1- ' 5- K-ev L pp SIJ., 1. y,.,,,5, tx 1 R rjx 'VO Aj Row I: Williams, Cecil B., TrouT, ClcrnenT E., McElroy, C. l-l.: Thompson, R B Row 2. Woodson, Elmery SmiTh, KeiTh3 Johnson- Bi!Ig Humphrey, Bill, Lemon, Bob. gem! of puggcafiond A nine-member commiTTee, comprised OT sTudenT and TaculTy mem- bers, supervises The acTiviTies oT Oklahoma A. X4 lvl. college sTudenT publicaTions. The group is The Board OT PublicaTions, one OT The oldesT and mosT acTive organizaTions on The campus. STudenT members Tor l95O-5l were KeiTh SmiTh and Bob Lemon, senior members, Bill B. Johnson and Bill N. l-lumphrey, iunior members. Johnson enTered The armed services aT The end oT The TirsT semesTer and The STudenT SenaTe appoinTed Clell Warriner as a junior member oT The board. FaculTy represenTaTives on The publicaTions board include ProT. Cle- menT E. TrouT, head oT The deparTmenTs OT journalism and college pub- licaTions, who is chairman, Dean C. l-l. McElroy oT The School oT VeTerin- ary Medicine, ProT. R. B. Thompson, head oT The poulTry deparTmenT. and ProT. Cecil B. Williams OT The English deparTmenT. Elmer Woodson, direcTor oT sTudenT publicaTions, is execuTive secre- Tary OT The publicaTions board. The Daily O'Collegian, sTudenT newspaper: The REDSKIN, sTudenT yearbook, and The AggievaTor, monThly humor magazine, all are pub- lished under The guidance oT The publicaTions board. The I95O-5I col- lege year marlced The 56Th consecuTive year oT publicaTion Tor The REDSKIN and The 3lsT sTraighT year Tor The AggievaTor. The publicaTions board selecTs ediTors oT The Three sTudenT publica- Tions and musT also approve sTaTF appoinTmenTs ThaT are recommended by The ediTors and The direcTor oT sTudenT publicaTions. Also under The supervision oT The publicaTions board is The Daily O'Collegian prinTing shop, owned by The O'Collegian Publishing Co., a non-proTiT corporaTion charTered under The laws oT The sTaTe oT Olcla- homa, wiTh The enTire sTudenT body as sToclcholders. PROF. C. E. TROUT, Ch DON TUCKER, Edifor THE STAFF DON TUCKER .... ELMERTA STAUFFER . . TERRY LEARD . . . WILBUR HENDERSON . . BETTY JELSMA . . . lvlllvll WEBB JOANNA MELAUGH LARRY BROWN BILL MORGAN MAXINE BRYAN RUTH ANN MORTON CONRAD HART . . EdiTor AssociaTe EdiTor AssisTanT EdiTor AssisTanT EdiTor BeauTy EdiTor Page ZTZ me f 95 f Qcfagin FROM THE EDITOR: This l95l REDSKIN was designed To replace The cumbersome Scrapbooks ThaT sTudenTs would be obliged To make in order To record The Tlavor, The essence oT a college year and The acTiviTies and accomplishmenTs oT The individual during ThaT Time. We shall all have someday The desire To relive some college experiences, To menTally shiver in campus winTer winds, To laugh unlimiTedly aT hu- horous school Triends, To Teel The emoTion oT an Aggie baskeTball game and To recall The Taces oT classmaTes. l hope The wide scope oT The I95I REDSKIN and The Thousands oT picTures on iTs pages will help you remember compleTely The T950-5I school year. The REDSKIN sTaTT has worked To commemo- raTe graphically The ouTsTanding evenTs oT The ELMERTA STAUFFER, AssociaTe EdiTor year, To boTTle The daily scenes which may Tade in your memory and To include a record oT YOU-your dances, your organizaTions, your achievemenTs. BUT who did This iob Tor The sTudenT body? Who geTs The crediT, your Thanks, Tor delivering nearly 600 pages oT words and picTures To your doorsTep-beTore The end oT school! You may look To ElmerTa STauTTer, associaTe Wilbur Henderson and Terry Leard, assisfanf edifors, cooperafe wifh Maxine Bryan on picfure sorfing assignmenf. edifor, as fhe one who shouldered major respon- sibilify of geffing your class picfure in fhe righf place, handling over IOO organizafions and fheir page confracfs and managing fhe everyday problems of The office sfaff. Merf was a depend- able, accurafe, persevering, driving force fhaf engineered your boolc. Terry Leard, assisfanf edifor, sfarfed ouf wifh one iob, organizafion picfures. Upon effecfive complefion of fhis fask, he wenf on fo double as milifary edifor . . . fhen fo general, feafure pic- fure work. Terry was a iaclc-of-all-frades fhaf filled in fhe blanlc spofs in addifion fo masfer- minding your milifary secfion, for making sure your organizafion had ifs picfure falcen and for filling in fhe feafure secfion wifh a picfure of your besf friend. Your fhanlcs go fo Wilbur l-lenderson, feafure edifor who was in charge of a big feafure sec- fion, characferized by special spreads and a wide variefy of campus shofs. Recognize Beffy Bisagno, comely sporfs edi- for, who came fhrough wifh a review of Aggie afhlefic evenfs from foofball fo fraclc. There's a Fl scans organizafion copy: Beffy Jelsma, beaufy edifor, sorfs Through lof of wordage and more fhan a few picfures fhaf Beffy can be proud of. Don'f forgef Larry Brown, who helped fhe or- ganizafion secfion over fhe rough spofs, or Mimi Webb and Conrad l-larf who found ouf your name when you were in a feafure picfure and puf if in fhe cufline so you'd lcnow who you were. And fhen you should lcnow abouf fhe plain worlchorses, sfaff members who confine fhem- selves fo fhe bevy of ordinary, dull office iobs wifhouf a shred of presfige. Please fhanlc Max- ine Bryan, Joanna Melaugh and Rufh Ann Mor- fon. Your beaufy secfion was handled enfirely by Beffy Jelsma who did as fhorough and clean-cuf a iob as anyone could. Your milifary copy was wriffen by Bill Morgan who fools fime off from fhe O'Colle-gian fo help fhe REDSKIN fo fhe press. And fhe secrefaries, fhree in all, were Janie Wells, Flonell Norfhrop and Rufh Ann Bace who spenf guife a bif of fime in fhe office-keeping The edifor going in fhe righf direcfion. From fhe sfaff fo you, here's your yearboolcl lnglorious REDSKIN clrudgery is dispafched by Mimi Webb, Joanna Mel-a ll f y lc ph ll Rufh Ann Morfon. f fure picfuresg and Janie We s, secre ar , ma es a one ca , ugh BRUCE JOHNSON, EdiTor, Tirsr semesrer INT HIV' DIANE STAFFELBACT-T, EdiTor, second semesTer we glorify egicm STarTing The l95O-5l publishing year in Sep- Tember, Bruce Johnson, TirsT semesTer ediTor, Tound a large number oT seniors lisTed on The sTaTT oT The Daily O'Collegian. Lower classmen reporTers were hard To Tind, buT a Tew were Tinally capTured and were soon hard aT worlc. WiThin a Tew days The permanenT sTaTT and mem- bers oT Two iournalism classes were busily pound- ing TypewriTers and aiding in puTTing ouT an ex- Tensively read newspaper. This year was divided beTween Bruce Johnson and Diane STaTTelbach, as Tar as The ediTorship oT The O'Collegian was concerned. Johnson Toolc over during The summer session wiTh Miss STaTTel- bach assuming The ediTor's duTies aT The sTarT oT The second semesTer. D ST TTelbach, ediTor: LaJean Huggins, assisTanT ediTor, and G g McBride, assisTanT ediTor, Take Their iournalisTic, morning grog aT The deslc, The adverTising underwenT The mosT signiTi- canT changes. Sales and layouT men collaboraTed wiTh advanced adverTising sTudenTs To esTablish new headquarTers in a spacious new oTTice and eTTecT a modern maT Tiling sysTem To promoTe more eTTicienT operaTion. Joe Bevis coordinaTed The business TuncTions oT The newspaper. The O'Collegian rolled along in iTs 56Th year oT publicaTion as The oTTicial sTudenT newspaper oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, wiTh The Associ- aTed Press wire conTinuing To Turnish sTaTe and naTional news. ShorTly aTTer ChrisTmas vacaTion, The sTudenT publicaTions board elecTed Diane STaTTelbach To serve as ediTor oT The paper Tor The spring semes- Ter. Miss STaTTelbach, having served as assisTanT ediTor Tor The summer and Tall OT T95 l, Took over The reins and conTinued The promoTion policy esTablished Two years ago. ReporTers Tor The year were Carol Morris, Jim MahaTTey, Eugene Lee, Jim Langley, Owen Arm- brusTer, Delores Kurland and Gerald Eby. PhoTographers who Turnished ouTsTanding news picTures during The year were Paul Mc- Crary and C. David Sharp. O'Collegian sTaTTers will long remember The many exciTing days oT reporTing, wriTing and ediTing The news. Their cooperaTion broughT TorTh a daily newspaper Tive days a weelr-a newspaper deserving The plaudiTs oT every sTu- denh Beffy BIsaqno, news edzfef. amd Jeee Lemenzek, eeesefem ecIIIor. Sporfs efesf Melee eeueee Io prepare Iomorrow's epeffe covera iew sfories eemaee In on AP +ele+Vpe. Paemed Il. Io ep ere BIII Mefeen, John Speaker Ispor+s e BIII Baker Isporfs edafefy end Don Bosfom. THE STAFF Firs+ Semesfer Second Semesfer BRUCE JOHNSON . . . . Edifor DIANE STAEEELBACH . . . Edifor GEORGE IVICBRIDE . AssisIenI EdI+or GEORGE MCBRIDE . Assisfenf Edilror DIANE STAEEELBACH . Assisfani EdI+or LAJEAN HIGGINS . AssisIenI Edifor LAJEAN HIGGINS . Assis+enI EdiIor BILL BAKER . . . AssisIanI Edifor BILL BAKER . . . Assis+anT Edifor JEAN LOIVIENICK . . Assisfanf EdiIor JEAN LOIVIENICK . News EcIiIor JOHN SPEAKER . . Sporfs Edi+or BETTY BISAGNO . . News EcIiIor PEGGY FULLER . . . Soc:IeIy EdI+or JOHN SPEAKER . . . SporIs Edi+or NORMA BARNES . . Assisfenf Sodefy EdIIor DON BOSTON . Assisfenf Sporjrs Edifor ED WILEY . . . . . . News Edifor PEGGY FULLER , . . Sociefy Edifor LARRY OSIUS . News EdIIor NORIVIA BARNES . AssisIenI SoCIeIy EdiIor BILL MORGAN . . Sporfs WrI+er JOAN LEIVIASTER . Assis+anI Sodefy EdIIor BILL CONNERS . SporIs Wri+er BILL MORGAN . BILL CONNERS . . . SporIs Wrifer . SporIs WrI+er SocIe+y news as covered Dy Joan LeMasIef Penny FuIIef Isociefy Aoveffisinq saIesmen, perusimq mafs and pIwoIos wIII'x 'whIIe QOIIQH' edII'orI and Norma Barnes. Joe Bevis, are JecIc Hancock, Jack Cozler and Efed MQCIQI d+I I AW' ?'f I I we M38 , sz, A WA, Y e4X 'e.., 'squ- :SE .2 A le I 3? nv GENE BREWER, EdiTor THE STAFF GENE BREWER .... . EdiTor GENE l-IILDEBRAND . . PAULA STIVERS . AssisTanT Ed1Tors BILL MORGAN . . AdverTising Manager DWAYNE PETERSON y JOHNNY JOHNSON AdverTising STaTT GEORGE BRIEDENBAOH T PAUL SCOTT ..... PhoTo Edi+or BOB CURRY . . . LayouT Edi+or JENNIS STAUBE CHUCK OVERSTREET ' LGYOUJ' SWT DUANE PUGH . . CirculaTion Manager LhjQPlillglXlSlgALORROW CirculaTion AssisTanTs BOB JAOOBSON PAPPY BAKER ' ' M SMB Page 2I6 ggieuafor A venerable oTTice On The second Tloor OT The A. 84 M.'s STudenT PublicaTions building is gen- eral headquarTers and nerve cenTer Tor The AggievaTor, campus humor magazine. l-lere, amid cluTTered papers and The chaTTering OT Three dusTy TypewriTers, sTaTT members have pro- duced six cOlOrTul addiTions To The Tamily OT pasT AggievaTOrs. Working on The assumpTiOn ThaT a humor mag- azine should be Tun To lOOl4 aT as well as lighT reading, EdiTor Gene Brewer had a parTicularly vigilanT eye Tor snappy layouT Techniques, and The magazine acquired a new TOrmaT OT iaunTy lines and clever picTure arrangemenTs. There was also a sharp increase in The number OT carToons in The AggievaTor, many OT Them being clipped This year Trom oTher college humor magazines, The purpose being To give Aggies perhaps a slighTly broader aspecT OT college humor. l-low- DON JAMES, AssociaTe EdiTor ever, original carToons drawn by Aggie arTisT Bob Jacobson broughT smiles To campuses ThroughouT The naTiong several OT Them were re- prinTed in The naTional college magazine, Var- siTy. Liberal use OT phoTographs, parTicularly in pic- Ture sTories and ToTo-mysTeries, was anoTher earmarlc OT The T950-5l AggievaTOr. Under The direcTion OT versaTile and imaginaTive phoTo edi- Busy on The layouT Table are Bob Curry, Jennis STaude and Chuc .fi AssisTanT ediTors Paul ScoTT, Gene Hildebrand and Tor Paul ScoTT, The fXggievaTor became an im- mensely more readable and lively magazine. AggievaTor phoTos, Too, won naTional aTTenTion by virTue oT reproducTion in VarsiTy magazine. Gene l-lildebrand, assisTanT ediTor, was one oT The more ouTsTanding sTaTT members in The ac- Tual process oT wriTing-sTories, whimsical poeT- ry, and inane pseudo-ediTorialism. Hildebrand was chieTly responsible Tor The sprighTly reada- biliTy ThaT pervaded mosT oT The conTenTs. The new deparTmenT, Looking Up, was a Trans- TormaTion oT an ediTorial TeaTure in The I949-50 AggievaTor called The Good Word. Looking Up abandoned enTirely The idea oT ediTorial commenT, serious or humorous, in Tavor oT whaT can only be called pseudo-ediTorialism, where- in The subiecTs are almosT enTirely TicTional. The aTTiTude could probably besT be ex- pressed in The words oT an early Looking Up paragraph which commenTed ThaT The World SiTuaTion . . . is mosT Troublous, mosT: and The Agg's policy has been, if you please, To avoid Troublous subiecTs. The adverTising deparTmenT This year was un- der The capable direcTion oT Bill Morgan and George Breidenbach, assisTed by The soliciTing and layouT TalenTs oT ad-sTaTT members, Dwayne l3eTerson and Johnny Johnson. ln addiTion To merely selling adverTising, The ad-sTaTT had The responsibiliTy oT adverTising layouT Tor each issue. CirculaTion Manager Duane Pugh was in charge oT subscripTions, sTore sales and vendor sales Tor The six issues. ln spiTe oT The TwenTy percenT decline in college enrollmenT due To The Korean war and The draTT, The circulaTion sTaTT was able To prevenT a corresponding decrease in AggievaTor sales. ln The overall picTure, The I95O-Sl AggievaTor made many conTribuTions To The appearance, conTenT and TradiTion oT The humor publicaTion and iT s+ilI ranks among The besT in The naTion. lc Bill Morgan and Dwayne PeTerson worlc on The adverT g p T O ersTreeT, while Evanell Johnson looks Tor Te-aTure sTory ideas. gram while Marilyn Morrow, Max Masel and Duane Pugh g T h T e l OD G S Of' Sd ES PFOQFGFT1. Row l: TurrenTine, C. M.: Main, Wm. Al: Tavoso, Rober: MenTzel, T-lelen: SmiTh, Thomas: RaTcliTT, Ann: Pope, Milford: Tilson, David: Baird, Dale: Hale, Dean: Parker, Ed. Row 2: Wilhelm, John: Kosak, Ken: PeTrelli, Gerald: Lynch, Charles: Fahler, Darrell: Shapiro, RoberT: Tims, George: l-lall, Joseph: Williams, Carl: ClemenT, AlTon: l-larnilTon, RoberT. Row 3: l-lelTrich, Bill: Gilbreafh, Corky: Gilmer, Tom: WalTon, E. B.: Adams, L. J.: Sewell. Oscar: De Graad, Jan: Rogers, L. E.: Piland, V. M.: Milier, Ralph: T-lamm-eTT, William: Reise, Ralph. OAKQAOWLUL ,Quia gifzgineer This year marked The l6Th year oT conTinuous publicaTion oT The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer, oTlicial publicaTion oT The Oklahoma InsTi- TuTe oT Technology. Since iTs incepTion, The magazine has increased Trom I2 To 50 pages and Trom a circulaTion oT less Than l,000 To one oT 6,000 copies. The purpose oT The magazine is To adverTise Oklahoma, The school and The engineer. TOM SMITH' EMM The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer is a member oT The Engineering Col- lege Magazines AssociaTed which is composed oT mosT oT The beTTer engineering colleges in The naTion. This year, The annual convenTion was held aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. college. The Oklahoma STaTe Engineer was awarded TirsT place in The Tollowing: BesT All-around PerTormance, lllusTraTions, STudenT WriTTen ArTicles, and BesT STudenT WriTTen Ar- Ticle. ProTessor George B. Tims, Jr., chairman oT The TaculTy advisors, was re-elecTed Vice-Chairman oT ECMA. STudenT oTTicers OT The OSE sTalT are Tom SmiTh, EdiTor: Vollie Piland, AssisTanT EdiTor: MilTord Pope, ProducTion Manager: Roger Tavoso, Business Manager: Dave Tilson, STory EdiTor: Ralph Miller, Lay- ouT EdiTor: Bill l-lelTrich, ArT DirecTor: Ulmer GilbreaTh, Public Rela- Tions DirecTor. Row I: EaTon, Arna Faeg Gay, Thurman DuTchg MarTin, A. O.: Thomas, Joyce. Row 2: CuTsinger, R. K.: STouT, Mayon-ia: I-IamilTon,John1 Lemons, Lois Sh II W .14 53 C ege agazme OFFICERS J. W. NESBITT ..... . . PresidenT DOYLE SULLIVAN . . Vice-PresidenT A. O. MARTIN . . SecreTary The Former STudenTs' AssociaTion serves as a viTal link beTween A. 84 M. college and iTs alumni and Tormer sTudenTs, symbolized by The TradiTional expression, Once an Aggie, Always an Aggie, and carry- ing ouT aT leasT Tour maior TuncTions. One is To serve as a cenTer oT planning Tor all Aggie alumni acTiviTies in Oklahoma or elsewhere: The second is To assisT graduaTes and Tormer sTudenTs in obTaining or change To employmenT They desire: The Third is To mainTain an accuraTe mailing lisT oT all alumni and Tormer sTudenTs. And The TourTh is To publish Two alumni publicaTions- The Okla- homa A. 84 M. College News, a Tree-circulaTion Tabloid, and The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College Magazine. The magazine is senT To all alumni Tor one year Tollowing graduaTion iT an address is reporTed. ThereaTTer, iT is disTribuTed on a paid subscripTion basis. ln l95O The magazine won The Top award among oTher magazines oT iTs class in The UniTed STaTes and Canada Tor ediTorial achievemenT in a conTesT con- ducTed by The American Alumni Council. Your obligaTion To yourselT and To Oklahoma A. 84 M. college as a graduaTe is To keep This oTFice inTormed oT any change oT address, any inTormaTion abouT yourselT, Tamily, or Triends, and To parTicipaTe in acTiviTies designed To promoTe a GreaTer Oklahoma A. 84 M. An inTensiTied campaign To inTorm Oklahoma A. 84 M. college alumni oT presenT and TuTure plans Tor The college and a drive To obTain cor- recT mailing addresses oT all graduaTes is gaining momenTum and will conTinue To pick up speed. O. MARTIN, SecreT y Row I- Shoemaker, Elsie: Kurland, Delores: Higgins, La.Iean, Row 2' ScheeTz, Jo Ann, I-Ienderson, Edna Mae, STaTTeIbach, Dianez Lomenick, Jean. .jwlfa ,Sigma !9Ai DIANE STAEEELBACI-I, Presidenf ID' .QM OFFICERS DIANE STAEEELBACI-I . . . . . l3residenT EDNA MAE HENDERSON . . Vice-PresidenT JEAN LOMENICK . . . SecreTary JO ANN SCI-IEETZ . .... Treasurer LA JEAN I-IIGGINS . . Keeper-OT-The-Archives EsTablished aT Gklahoma A. X4 M. in I942, The Alpha Chi chapTer OT I'heTa Sigma Phi, naTionaI honorary-proTessional organizaTion Tor wom- en in iournalism, has become one OT The mosT acTive clubs on campus. Following The annual cusTom oT acguainTing Treshmen women wiTh The journalism deparTmenT and The TraTerniTy, -l'heTa Sig gave an inTor- mal parTy early in The Tall. AT The parTy, Norma Barnes was presenTed a braceIeT as an award Tor her ouTsTanding work as a Treshman iour- nalisT. Two oTher TheTa Sig annuals are prominenT on Theiicampus. Each year, The TraTerniTy co-sponsors The VarsiTy Revue wiTh Sigma DelTa Chi and presenTs The MaTrix Table Dinner. The laTTer, an aTTair honor- ing The Tounding OT 'lheTa Sig, TeaTured Emily Kimbrough as guesT speaker in I95O. ParTicipaTing in sTill anoTher annual evenT, Diane STaTlelbach, presi- denT, aTTended The 4-IsT naTional convenTion oT TheTa Sig in DeTroiT, Michigan, lasT summer. While There, Diane drew aTTenTion To A. gl M. Through The chapTer's unique scrapbook. . An over-all grade-poinT average oT 2.5 and a iournalism grade-poinT average OT 3.0 Tor Two years oT college work is required Tor member- ship in TheTa Sigma Phi. Members oT The TraTerniTy wear a miniaTure gold maTrix inscribed wiTh The Greek leTTers and a Torch symbolizing The search Tor TruTh. Miss Elsie Shoemaker is TaculTy advisor Tor The group while Mrs. George E. Church is alumna advisor. ook jffour 'www ff Q S Aw-use Q V wg Q v - iii? vs ffg,-.az W N, ,. f .11 'S .zz my as 3 s wx Aw x 41 K' 3 , sf! , Q My . 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Thornp C l-l M El v Ed cl R Sl' O W ,xgdadfic .fgafminidlfrafaon A. 84 M.'s alhlelic adminislralion, un- der The shrewd and capable eye of l-lenry P. lba and his nine-man alhlelic cabinel, has made lhe Aggie sporlrs show nalion- ally recognized. ln his I7 years al A. X4 M., lba, iuslly referred lo as Mr. Basker- ball, has molded an alhlelic program which can boasl' ol records and unprece- denled winning slreaks in every maior sporl. Direclor of alhlelics, lba has shown l'he nalion how lo dorninale conferences, vie lor lop baskelball honors, produce win- ning baseball squads and break Jrhe backs of opposing Track and wreslling learns. The lops in sporlsmanship is a label all Aggie alhleles have righlfully earned by slricl adherence lo lhe principles sel up by l-lank lba and his alhlelic cabineli J. B. WhiTworTh, new head TooTball coach, came To Okl homa A. X1 M. in The spring oT i950 as This school's l2Th TooTball coach. l-le is widely known as Ears WhiTworTh. Q We . Gao mg ga K Adiacenf panel: Top, ll To rl J. B. WhiTworTh, head TooT- ball coach, Howard Johnson. assisTanT TooTball coach. B low, ll To rl George Bradberry, Treshman TooTball coach: Jack Baker, assisTanT Toofball coach. i OpposfTe panel: Top, ll To rl Joe Brown, assisTanT TooTball coach, Toby Greene, assisTanT TooTball coach and baseball coach, Ralph T-liggins, Track coach. Below, ll To rl Gene S l T h b k Tb ll h L b H ' If me ser, res man as e a coac 1 a ron arrls, go coach: ArT GriTTiTh, wresTling coach. Page 226 A genTleman Trom Georgia wiTh a wiT ThaT would noT guiT and a pair OT ears To maTch, capTured The hearT oT all Aggieland when he Took over The reins as head TooTball coach upon resignaTion oT Jim Lookabaugh lasT year. Jennings B. Ears WhiTworTh, Arkansas born and noTo- rious Tor drive, came To A. X4 M. Trom Georgia UniversiTy bringing Three members oT The sTaTT There To assisT him. For WhiT, The TirsT year was a rebuilding Task, one OT condiTioning a TooTball squad. The Team, despiTe iTs Taring in The win and loss columns, did beTTer Than expecTed. To guoTe The hard working souThern genTleman, They played Their besTesT. SpiriT, general appearance, and playing abiliTy oT The '50 Aggies was a TeaTher in WhiT's cap. lT had been a long Time since specTaTors had seen husTle and deTerminaTion like ThaT displayed by The Ears - coached Cowpokes. And mosT are noT likely To TorgeT The valianT way The Aggies ran Trom huddle To scrimmage play and ran Trom The Tield aTTer every game, Tull OT spiriT, de- spiTe win or loss. Working wiTh Ears were such Tine genTlemen as Jack Baker, l-loward Johnson, Buck Bradberry and Joe Brown. Johnson worked The boys on The TronT line daily, ironing ouT liTTle TaulTs and perTecTing The charge ThaT wins and loses ground. Brown, despife a shorfage of personnel, furned ouf a fine iob of guarferback coaching and de- veloped fhe Aggie backfield info a well-func- fioning squad. Toby Greene, who also bafs l.000 as head baseball coach, was in fhere pifching, foo. Greene was assigned fhe fask of smoofhing ouf fhe running and passing of fhe Cowboy back- field. ln daily affernoon brawn baffles, fhe foursome worked firelessly fo perfecf fhe Aggie offense and defense. Despife fhe unmerciful appearance of fhe daily drill, no one complained. Thaf's whaf if fook fo have a good feam. ln fhe Missouri Valley conference circuif, of which Oklahoma A. 84 M. is a member, fhe name of l-lenry P. lba is well known. For fhis genfleman has furned ouf feams fhaf have won or shared fhe laurels of fhe Missouri Valley championship I I fimes, nof including fhe l95I season. lba is a perfecfionisf. ln all ways, he sfrives fo have his feams do fheir besf--and wifh ease. lf doesn'f always work, buf look af fhe record. Under Coach Arf Griffifh, who has been fu- foring fhe wresfling Aggies since l940, one of fhe longesf infercollegiafe vicfory sfrings ever recorded was piled up af A. 84 M. Sevenfy-six sfraighf vicfories-quife a sfring -is Griffifh's addifion fo Aggie afhlefic hisfory. Grif, one of fhe oufsfanding collegiafe coaches in wresfling, does fhe iob all alone. Freshman baskefball, which keeps fhe Aggie varsify so well supplied, is handled by able Gene Smelser, former Aggie courf ace. Gene also handles fhe feam when lba is fied up wifh afh- lefic direcforship problems. Golf af A. 84 M. is anofher oufsfanding. sporf. Coaching fhe Cowpoke club-swingers is Labron l-larris. l-larris, an old-fime Aggie menfor, con- sisfenfly furns ouf fop feams. Field and frack evenfs, for which fhe Aggies are also nofed, are under fhe direcfion of Ralph l-liggins, now in his I8+h year. l-liggins coached fhe l0-man A.A.U. feam fhaf foured Europe lasf fall. Toby Greene, who keeps foofball pads on in fhe winfer, spends his spring fime making fhe Cowpoke name regisfer on fhe baseball dia- monds. Toby is known as one of fhe beffer hard- ball insfrucfors in fhe M. V. conference. L if 1 Page 227 Page 228 F + Wilbanlcs SmiTh, Don STrevey, Guy New, Jim Colin, Jim Hodge, Gene Myers, Paul Todd, Earl WhiTely. Second row: John Balginy, Andy Lewis, Wayne Johnson, Lehman BrighTman, Phil SmiTh, Tony Naviclcas, Melvin Lierer, Ab Middaugh, Jim BransTeTTer, Coach Joe Brown, Jim Pigg. Third row: Col. R. M. House, J. H. Doc JOhnsTon, John Grablco, Qdie Biggs, Darrel Meisenheimer, Arlen McNeil, Jim Colclazier, Slcib Warren, Jerry STubbs, Bob GaTTis, Coach Howard Johnson. 2,8 QOOMCLIK eSDQflfL6LC! When The season began Tor The Aggie gridders, nobody in The sporTing circles would aTTord Them a chance aT a season marlc beTTer Than 0-l I. WhaT The scribes and prognosTicaTors TorgoT was ThaT The deTerminaTion and Tire oT a good Team means a loT in The win and lose column. For The Polces, The ledger enTries weren'T all one-sided. Few Aggie Tans who saT in The Lewis Tield sTands on The aTTernoon oT SepT. 30 will TorgeT The valianT play ThaT The orange and blaclc displayed. Mouse Meisenheimer's lasT minuTe Tumble grab iusT as a sure-Tire T.C.U. score was coming was only Typical oT The sTrengTh oT The Polces' spiriT ThroughouT The '50 season. They weren'T big or TasT-and none oT 'em was all-American-in comparison To oTher Tlashy Teams They played, buT every Time The line charged, The clash oT leaTher and Thumping oT pads resounded Through The sTadium. OuTnumbered7 Sure, every game was a shorT-ended aTTair. Reserves on The Aggie bench were a meager loT compared To The benches on The oTher side oT The Tield. BuT spiriT and willingness To TighT made up Tor The laclc in numbers. Every posiTion on The Team was Tilled, buT Ears had To look high and low To Till The spoTs ThaT became vacaTed Through injuries and changes Trom deTense To oTTense. They were The 60-minuTe men -and only 30. l Hi KKK il il? WT! X Win M1315 ,,, 1 , E, , 3 , 'ea F lh row: John Beckham Dick Von Dfelwle, Dick Crolwan, Bob Sleele, Joe Bob O N I, Wilson Wagnei', Bob Cook, George Wooden, Coacli I-lalclwer I. I' row' Coach J B 'Ears' Wkiilworllw, Bill Gaylor, Dale Holderrnan, Bill Spawn, Waldo Scliaal, Marshall Pallon. Andy Musgrayes, F. A. Dry, Ron Slwackle-lo C In .lack Baker. Coach Toby Greene. jlw SSQCIAOVL 25 ECO? l950 FOOTBALL RECORD lWon 4, l.osl 6, Tied II Aggies . I2 Arkansas 7 Aggies I3 TCU . 7 Aggies I4 Drake . I4 Aggies I4 SMU . 56 Aggies 7 Kansas . . 40 Aggies 0 Missouri . . 27 Aggies I3 Tulsa . . 27 Aggies . 32 Wiclwila . . 20 Aggies I3 Delroil . . 20 .Aggies . 4l Kansas Slale 0 Aggies I4 Oklalioma . 4l Page 229 RghT: W? an s mi do Schaali, end, AnThony Na lc s, guard, B l w: .lim Colclazier, Taclcle D lc Von Drehle, cenTer A B Mdd h g T b lc GLIQI , LJGF BF GC U Cowboys and Sooners Tangle on Aggie running play. AGGIES I2, ARKANSAS 7 IT They had noT won anoTher game all year, The Aggies carved a deep niche in The I950 TooTball hall oT Tame when They sTunned Tavored Arlcansas, I2-7, in Their TirsT game under The TuTelage oT new Ag menTor, J. B. WhiTworTh. Some 24,000 non-plused Tans saw The underdog Aggies play The Porlcers oTT Their TeeT in seemingly impossible odds, slapping across Two opporTunisT Touch- downs in The second guarTer and baTTling oTT all buT one Arlcansas ThreaT The remain- der oT The TilT. Pass inTercepTions seT The scoring sTage each Time, Tollowed by a shorT iump pass by Bob Coolq, Then a barrelhouse line charge by Darrel lvleisenheimer and Arlen lvlchleil. To malce The sTunner more surprising, The Thin-ThirTy puT over Their major up- heaval minus The plunging and punTing euiewing Bob Cook lwiTh balll geTs lsT and I0 againsT T. C. U. Aggies scored I3-7 upseT win. services oT John Grablco, Tlashy Tullbaclc who limped ouT aTTer Three minuTes wiTh a rib iniury. AGGIES I3, TCU 7 The incredible Aggies conTinued To deliver Their weelcly miracle wiTh a I3-7 win snaTched Trom The hands oT TCU be- Tore l7,000 screaming Tans in The TirsT home game oT The season. lvleisenheimer halTed a Iafe Texas ThreaT when he grabbed a TCU Tumble on his own eighT yard-line in The lasT 45 seconds oT The game. The Aggies, who lived dangerously all aTTernoon, repeaTedly passed deep in pu- gf-4l '-ll? L 1 T if iT Q i Al. . we .fgggie joofgaf gamea Their own TerriTory. Grabko senT The Pokes ahead in The second guarTer lung- ing over a pile-up aT leTT guard To climax a 45-yard march ThaT consumed I2 plays. F. A. Dry converTed. Wayne Johnson, The day's brillianT de- Tensive preTormer, made iT I3-0 only Two minuTes aTTer The second-halT kickoTT wiTh an elecTriTying 43-yard sprinT resulTing Trom a pass inTercepTion. The Pokes Then grimly baTTled The clock unTil Time ran ouT. AGGIES I4, DRAKE I4 The Cinderella Kids Tinally came up againsT Their maTch in Drake universiTy, a Team They were supposed To beaT by Two Touchdowns and could only salvage a I4-I4 Tie. i The Pokes characTerisTically Tound Themselves backed To The wall deep in The iTourTh guarTer beTore grinding ouT a 58- yard march ThaT gave Them The sTalemaTe. John BrighT, Drake's brillianT scaTTer- shoT runner and TopTlighT shorT passer, lead The Bulldogs in whaT was classed as an upseT. A. Xi M., unable To musTer an air aTTack in The Tace oT Drake's brisTling rushing TacTics. sTuck To The ground and slashed To 268 ToTal yardage. McNeil, conTribuTing 59 yards, scored boTh Touchdowns. Cook picked up 73 ToTal yards and Bob 5Teele skirTed The Tlanks Tor 60. l-le and lvlchleil showed The way as The Pokes drove 42 yards To open The Third period. AGGIES I4, SMU 56 5Till undeTeaTed going inTo The game wiTh 5MU's high-Tllying MusTangs, The Aggies ToughT a valianT TirsT-halT baTTle againsT Kyle RoTe and Triends. DespiTe The lop-sided score, The game was noT a runaway unTil The Tinal Tive min- uTes. The Aggies had The disTincTion oT being The only Team during The l95O season To hold The Pony crew To iTs side oT The 50-yard marker Tor one and one-halT guarTers. - f - A f ,'.. .2 i , Ail-Ameriran Leon I-leafli O U as pokes baTTle Sofme 'Qin DFI ac' e on EEVW6: 'JV' sw-'WWW Righfz Odie Biggs, cenfer: Dale l-lolderman, guard B l B b Sfeele, guarferbaclc, eow Jim i-lod guard ' o ge K6 euiewing All-American Rofe proved ineffecfive againsf The sfern Aggie defense buf powerful pass plays by Fred Benners, fhe man who could nof run buf could foss 'em a mile, broke fhe camel's baclc in fhe second guarfer. Speed and agilify, plus fhe home field feeling, crepf info fhe picfure, foo. Ear- lier in fhe day, Oklahoma squeezed a I4-I3 win from Texas and fhe boys from SMU did nof lef if happen again. Ears had a problem-his fhin fhirfy were no mafch for fhe 60-some Dallas gridders in fhe Coffon bowl. Worsf defeaf of fhe season if mighf have been-buf fhe Ags challred if up fo experience . AGGIES 7, KANSAS 40 Two-fouchdown underdogs, fhe Pokes were almosf helpless before a pofenf rush- ing and passing affaclc of Kansas univer- Wayne Johnson fighfs ouf wiih a punf in Aggie- O. U. game. sify and dropped fhe lop-sided affair, 40- 7, af Lawrence. Wilson Wagner gof fhe Aggies' only counfer in fhe fhird guarfer when he fielded a punf on fhe 35, faked a criss- cross handoff fo Wayne Johnson, and brolce away fhrough fhe middle fo go all fhe way. George Wooden, Marshal Paffon and Dry were all sidelined wifh iniuries in fhe confesf. Kansas scored on long runs, hiffing for 27 poinfs in fhe second period affer falc- ing a I3-O lead in fhe firsf guarfer. Scores came fhiclc and fasf in fhe second period wifh four Kansas baclqs adding fhe lasf four Jay fallies fo lead, 40-O, af half- fl. Time. Aggie deTense held KU scoreless in The Tinal periods. AGGIES 0. MISSOURI 27 Relying almasf enTireIy on sTraighT TooTbaIl, Missouri universiTy scored in every quarTer To power iTs way pasT The Cfrippled Cowboys, 27-0, beTore a near- record Throng oT 28,000 homecoming specTaTors DespiTe The score, The Pokes Turned in one oT Their beTTer perTormances oT .Aggie joofgaff gamea day, lugged The ball 27 Times, ToTalled I02 yards. AGGIES I3, TULSA 27 A. 84 M. gamely rallied Tor Two TourTh- guarTer Touchdowns, buT TuIsa's Golden I-Iurricanes, driving hard Tor The Missouri Valley TiTIe, rode ouT The closing Tlurry Tor a 27-I3 Triumph. Tulsa had racked up all 27 poinTs be- Tore The Pokes Tinished sTrong To slash The diTTerence To I4 poinTs down The sTreTch. Leffz STreve Skip Warren, Tackle D d BII S T v- Quar rv Woo Below. G g M I Leiere Tackl L h evin BrighT man, halTback. OU GF. den, end: e' e man The campaign. Cook, swiTched Trom guarTer To Tullback, played brillianTly Tor A. 84 M. and almosf broke loose Tor Touchdown gallops on Two occasions. Mizzou's deTensive TacTics proved good in wrecking The Aggies big momenT by checking The Pokes inches shorT oT a score early in The second guarTer. WhiTworTh's charges had Their oTTense geared To iTs I950 peak wiTh I79 yards rushing Through The big Tiger wall. The versaTile Cook, workhorse oT The So compIeTely did Tulsa dominaTe The TirsT halT ThaT A. X4 M. never crossed mid- Tield under iTs own power, once geTTing across The 50 on a Tumble and invading onemy TerriTory again wiTh a pass inTer- cepTion. Again iT was Cook, giving The Ags Their chieT IiTT aT Tullback, ably assisTed by Meisenheimer and STeele. Cook ripped oTT 60 yards Tor I9 carries. STeele ToTed Two Times less To gain 50 yards. Odie Biggs, No. 5I, smofhers T. C. U. player, Gil BarTosh, as he seeks To pass. RighT: Darre eisen ac g o oo , isor: a ner, a Below: Marshall l3aTTon cl Guy New, end, Andy back. -Wim ,yibilillhblf WW fm wah! l Tw. AGGIES 32, WICHITA 20 Slamming home Two Touchdowns in The Tinal period To obliTeraTe a one-poinT de- TiciT, A. 84 Mfs resourceTul gridders ouT- scored WichiTa, 32-20, and emerged Trom a Tour-game slump. WhiTworTh's Thin ThirTy, now down To a 24-man sguad, rode To vicTory on The sharp-shooTing oT Cook and The spir- iTed running oT lvleisenheimer. Fumbles, pass inTercepTions, bloclced punTs and a sTrong wind played a maior role in The hoTly-conTesTed baTTle. The alerT Polces inTercepTed Tour passes, while successTully Tossing II Times wiThouT an inTercepTion. Johnson inTercepTed a pass on Wich- iTa's 30 in The waning minuTes. Three plays laTer The Aggies had Their Tinal Touchdown. When Odie Biggs lciclced A. 84 lvl.'s 32nd poinT, only Two minuTes remained in The game. l l i euiewing Bob Cook carries Tor a nine-yard gain againsT Dralce. AGGIES I3, DETROIT 20 Bonecraclcing power gave DeTroiT's bruising -l'iTans a 20-I3 Missouri Valley vicTory over The Aggies in a conTesT ThaT was Tied unTil The Tinal Tive minuTes. Touch-and-go Trom sTarT To Tinish, The Ags' 25-man squad Twice baTTled Trom behind and owned a I3-I3 Tie beTore They gave way To The superioriTy oT The TiTans' physical sTrengTh and number. DeTroiT's sure-Tire Tormula, in which They ganged up behind Their 224-pound Taclcle and sTeamrolled over The leTT side oT The Poke line, neTTed Them a 65-yard march Touchdown in The TirsT Three min- 55 Arlen McNeil, halTback: BusTer SmiTh, guard. Bob Cook TighTs Tor yardage againsT T. C. U. we .xgggie joofgaf gjamw uTes. This play paid OTT again in The Tinal period when De- TroiT slammed 80 yards in Tour plays Tor Their winning goal. Moving smarTly on inTricaTe pass paTTerns and wiTh ex- perT Tossing by Cook and STeele, The Aggies senT Meisen- heimer across in The TirsT guarTer and McNeil in The second Tor The Tie. AGGIES 4T, KANSAS STATE 0 A. 84 M.'s vicTory-sTarved Cowpokes Tound The oppo- nenT They were looking Tor and Trolicked pasT Kansas STaTe's TooThless WildcaTs, 41-0. The embaTTled Pokes grabbed an early 6-0 lead and Then broke up The second period. The Triumph was The TourTh and lasT oT The season. WhiTworTh had his Thin Torces running Trom a winged T, and They hiT Their hoTTesT oTTensive pace oT The season, Tolling To 243 yards on The ground and T90 via The air ways. Cowboy sTarTs were legion-Bob Cook hiT The TirsT six asses he aTTempTed and ended up wiTh seven sTrokes in ine Tries. l-le scored Twice while rushing 54 yards. Wayne Johnson, TerriTic perTormer on oTTense and de- neTTer 93 yards on I0 ThrusTs and counTed Twice. l lba uses Tield phone and WhiTworTh lighT John Grabko Turned in his besT perTormance oT The year. Odie Biggs, cenTer, goT Tive sTraighT conversions and Two inTercepTions. WhiTworTh swepT The bench clean, puTTing all 29 oT The Aggie lineup in The Tray. AGGIES I4, OKLAHOMA 4I For The second Time during The season, a game Aggie I I Took on The No. I Team oT The naTion in The biTTer annual grudge Tangle wiTh Qklahoma whose 28-poinT second guar- Ter bursT Tripped The Cowboys, 4I- I4. The Aggies, geTTing in some oT Their besT licks oT The year, surprised The Big Red by holding even 7-7 Tor a guar- Ter. And despiTe Their loss, Aggie Tans were saTisTied wiTh The Tire Their Team displayed. The Sooners galloped Tor 322 ground yards, passed Tor T53 more and ouT-downed A. 84 M., 24-I4. Led by Tireless Bob Cook and The TleeT John Grabko, The Pokes' inTanTry assaulT cleared The 200-yard mark wiTh nine To spare. Aggie scores resulTed Trom a perTecT oTT-Tackle shoT by Grabko, Tollowed in The Third period by a sharp aerial play. They plowed 70 yards in seven air and ground shoTs. g T d QT enTs CAT O. U. game ..+ .l F T J l-l Johnslon, Trainer- Tommy Cairns, Don Price. KeiTn SmiTh, Norman Pilgrim, Joe PiTTs, l-larold Rogers TT M A Cafler, Dale Roark, DwighT Srnelser, Don Johnson, Kendall SheeTs, Gale McArThur, Maurice Ward B li G Smelser, assisTanT coach: Bob Moser Jim Young, John Miller PQTQ Darcey, Glenn Nixon, Bok: Pager G ld ST kT C h TA rawrefrsff ,sw Gallagher hall housed asTuTe Coach l-lank lba's Top cage quinTeT during The l95O-5I baskeTball season. A Missouri valley TiTle-number ll-and peak naTional ranking headed The lisT oT Team honors. Aggie cagers also landed Their ninTh all-college Trophy. DepTh and versaTiliTy characTerized a veTeran squad ThaT made a Tan-winning habiT oT snaring The close ones, mosTly Trom behind Game CapTain Gale McArThur, all-American senior guard and Tlashy Don Johnson, junior Torward, sparked Poke scoring Their besT usual. sophomore Bob Pager and senior Glenn Nixon. Ward, junior Torward, and Joe PiTTs, senior guard. year aT The regisTer line, while pacing The naTion's deTensiye play as KeiTh SmiTh and Norm Pilgrim, canny senior Torwards drew The Tough deTensiye assignmenTs. SmiTh joined Poke sTarTers aTTer veTeran deTenser Bolo Seymour broke an ankle in Oklahoma CiTy Tourney play Big PeTe Darcey, 6 TT. 8 in. senior pivoTer, shared posT chores wirh GTher Aggie varsiTy men include John Miller, junior Torward Gerald STockTon, sophomore Torwardq Ken l-licks, sophomore Torward l-larold Rogers, sophomore guard, Kendall SheeTs, sophomore guard Maurice A hush falls over immense Fieldhouse crowd in ceremonies preceding The A. X1 M.-O. U. knaskelball baffle in which Aggies were viciorious, 48-45. lWon 27, Losl 41 Aggies 63 Wesl Texas Slralre . 32 Aggies 60 DePaul . . . 53 Aggies 55 Arkansas . . 53 Aggies 44 Arkansas . . . 33 Aggies 51 Soufhern Me+hoolisi . 45 Aggies 36 California . . 35 Aggies 50 Soulrhern California . 48 Aggies 62 Loyola lCaliiornial . 48 Aggies 58 California . . 46 Aggies 75 Baylor . . . 38 Aggies 47 Texas . . 38 Aggies 54 Arkansas . 4I Aggies 64 Wichila 45 Aggies 40 Tulsa . 38 Aggies 72 Drake . . 70 Aggies 55 Sf. Louis . 44 Aggies 40 Oklahoma . 44 Aggies 49 Bradley 40 Aggies 73 DePaul . 57 Aggies 46 Kansas . 4I Aggies 48 Oklahoma . 45 Aggies 60 Drake . 46 Aggies 6I Tulsa . 39 Aggies 62 Delrroil . 37 Aggies 6I l-louslon 52 Aggies 6I Wichiia 50 Aggies 50 Bradley 5I Aggies 50 5+, Louis 29 Aggies 52 Delroilr 62 Aggies 57 l-louslron 39 Aggies 27 Kansas . 37 80,5011 3 86014 Keiih Smifh drives under for a sho? io help beef Si. Louis, 55-44. Page 238 Bob Seymour, guardy Norman Pilgrim, Torward, Gale McArThur, guardg Don Johnson, Torward Norman Pilgrim shooTs in close quarTers wiTh DePaul Torward. Ags nipped Them, 60-53. The Aggie baslceTball squad compleTed a daz- ling season OT courT vicTories by copping The lvlis- souri Valley conTerence TiTle aTTer a whirlwind schedule in The conTerence circuiT. In addiTion To This disTincTion, The l2Th Missouri Valley crown, The lbamen also Toolc The Top honors in The All- College TournamenT. The Aggs were raTed second in The naTion by The press polls during mosT oT The season, and The ouTsTanding perTormances oT Gale MacArThur and Don Johnson earned Them honorary posiTions on The NCAA TournamenT Team. ln NCAA play The Tired cagers dropped The regional TiTle To Kansas STaTe, and in The subse- quenT playoTT wiTh lllinois, They ended play wiTh TourTh place honors. The Aggies sTarTed oTT Their regular season in euiewing Harold Rogers dribbles pasT DePaul oponenTs. Tine sTyle, deTeaTing WesT Texas 5TaTe, 63-32, in Amarillo, Then dousing DePaul's Gallagher hall iinx, 60-53, in a TighT conTesT ThaT Tools Two over- Times To decide. The Polqes Then won Two Trom Arlcansas, winning 55-53 in STillwaTer on a lasT- gasp Tield goal by Torward Don Johnson, and 44-33 in l:ayeTTeville. The lbamen scored Their TiTTh sTraighT Two nighTs laTer, 5l-45, wiTh SouThern MeThodisT as The vicTim in a warmup Tor Their wesTern Tour. The Cowpolces compleTed Their swing To The wesT coasT all-vicTorious, aTTer a couple OT razor-Thin margins, To run Their sTring To nine in a row. On The coasT, The Aggies deTeaTed CaliTornia, 36- is ,C WW saws, , ,wail 'E ' ' a Pere Dafrev :erTef: Kcirh Sfnifr au rd' Bar Paqei fe-nTe Kendall Sheen., auard we .Maggie Z?a5LeIfLaf ,gzcwon 35, aTTer Don Johnson hiT a long Tield goal wiTh I5 seconds leTT To puT The Aggies in TronT Tor The TirsT Time and insure The viQTory. 5ouThern Cali- Tornia was The nexT Aggie vicTim on The coasT, 50-48, Then The Pokes smashed Loyola, 62-48, and whipped CaliTornia again, 58-46. The lbamen easily won Their ninTh TiTle in The Qklahoma CiTy All-College TournamenT, by coasTing pasT Baylor, 75-38, Texas, 47-38, and Arkansas, 55-4 I. DespiTe Their sweep oT The All- College, Poke hopes dimmed wiTh The loss oT Bob Seymour, The Team's Top deTensive man, who broke his leg in The Baylor game. The Cowpokes were raTed The No. 2 Team in The naTion and were sTill unbeaTen when They pre- pared To sTarT Their Missouri Valley conTerence Campaign. Good Tif1hT 'naTey-see you hex' name' Joe PiT+s affepfs Sfrfmf Charles Puoleyis congrafulaiions aTTer O, U. game. Norman Pilgrim seT a new individual Aggie scoring mark Tor The season as The Pokes rouTed WichiTa, 64-45, in The MV opener. Pilgrim hiT 23 poinTs as The Aggies de-railed The Shockers Tor Their I3Th sTraighT vic:Tory. Tulsa gave The Aggies a scare in Tulsa, buT l-lank lba's ball conTrol won ouT Tor A. 84 M. wiTh a 40-38 vic:Tory. Then came The Drake game in Des Moines, which The Aggies won, 72-70, buT noT unTil Three overTime periods had been played. Again iT was The Aggies' I-2-3 scoring punch oT Gale McArThur, Don Johnson and Norman Pil- grim ThaT gave The Aggies The vicTory. Johnson, cool and collec:Ted when The blue chips were down, was The only Aggie sTarTer ThaT didn'T Toul ouT, and led The Poke scoring wiTh 20 poinTs. Back again in Tamiliar Gallagher hall, The Cow- Bab spy-Mui me ifiifaifa ir Avi-af was wl'iif'7 fegwea 'Q ss 53 na'rr:f.'A'1gie -,in - . Plym' , 5.-Te-is 5 if X Glenn Nixon, cenTerg EmmeTT McATee, guard: Gerald 5TockTon, forward, Harold Rogers, guard Page 240 l ST. Louis shows razzle-dazzle ball play. pokes Took over undispuTed leadership in The Mis- souri Valley conference wiTh a 55-44 vicTory over ST. Louis' Billikens. Previous To The ST. Louis game, The Aggies had been picked The No. I bas- keTball Team in The naTion by boTh maior press associaTions, and were sTill unbeaTen wiTh a sTring oT I6 sTraighT vicTories. The law oT averages was bound To caTch up wiTh The Aggies sooner or laTer, and iT did on The nighT oT Jan. 20 in Norman, Gkla. Gklahoma's up-and-down Sooners were up Tor ThaT one, and handed The Aggies Their TirsT deTeaT oT The year, 44-40, To knock The Cowpokes Trom Their No. I perch. Two more crucial road games Tollowed and The Cowboys won Them by narrow margins. The Ag- gies spilled Bradley, 49-48, on a Tree Throw by KeiTh 5miTh wiTh Three seconds remaining in an euiewing l Norman Pilgrim Tries To dodge S. M. U. player. overTime period, aTTer Bradley had sTalled The ball Tor Tour minuTes. The Tollowing nighT The Pokes Turned on The scoring power and ripped DePaul, 73-57, in Chi- cago, wiTh Don Johnson buckeTing 27 poinTs Tor a new Aggie high Tor The season. The Pokes handcuTTed all-American Clyde Lov- elleTTe in The lasT halT aT Lawrence, To score a 46-4l vicTory over Kansas' highly-ranked Jay- hawks. The Aggies won The Tollowing Tour sTraighT games-all in Gallagher hall-To sTrengThen Their hold on TirsT place in The Missouri Valley conTer- ence. The Aggies deTeaTed OU, 48-453 Drake, www-ul... ' I I for. 5 'ff 1? , Ti'-i ,-1, 10 lt4k .rl 13? , , .,.,., IA 'K MM my iw, . ...ry . X 7 b., 32 , xi' .2 57 ' . I 3 JfTT'n M' im Truvaid: Joe PiT's 1u1'd'MauriCe Wave Tciwaro: Kew T-liqli-Z Teiwfvd ,762 Aggie MMAQTAOLZK Baden 60-46: Tulsa, 6l-393 and DeTroiT, 62-37, beTore moving souTh Tor a game wiTh l-lousTon. The Ag- gies were baTTled Tor a while by T-lousTon's poTenT scoring punch, buT Tinally won, 6l-52, Tor Their 24Th vicTory. The pokes Then polished oTT WichiTa on The road, 6l-50, beTore Bradley surprised A. 84 M. wiTh a 5 I-50 upseT viQTory in Gallagher hall. The Tuolces Trailed mosT oT The game unTil Don Johnson sunk Two Tree Throws To puT The Aggies ahead, 50-49, wiTh 30 seconds remaining. FourTeen sec- onds laTer a long shoT by Bradley gave The Braves The vicTory. The Tollowing 5aTurday, The Aggies virTually sewed up The ConTerence TiTle wiTh a 50-29 win over The ST. Louis Billilcens in 5T. Louis. The Ag- gies showed Their besT Torm oT The season-boTh Don John-mn TidhTs Tor bail wiTh an assisf from Qlenn Nixon 'T Tigh+ Arkansas game. ' 1 oTTensively and deTensively-in scoring The vic- Tory. t DeTroiT prolonged The Aggies' waiT Tor The Missouri Valley Tlag wiTh a sTunning 62-52 upseT in DeTroiT, buT Two nighTs laTer in 5TillwaTer, The Polces ended Their c:onTerence play and wrapped up The Missouri Valley baskeTball TiTle wiTh a de- cisive 57-39 vicTory over l-lousTon. Winning The Valley TiTle gave The Polces an auTomaTic bid To The NCAA TournamenT. The Aggies earlier were oTTered a bid To The NaTional InviTaTional Tourna- menT, buT Turned iT down. Kansas beaT The Aggies aT Their own game in The season's Tinale, wiTh a 37-27 upseT in Galla- gher hall. The Aggies could hiT only a miserable I7 per cenT oT Their shoTs Trom The Tield as They wenT down To Their TourTh deTeaT. KeiTh 5miTh's layup is blocked by S. M. U. player. Back row: Edgar Welch, l47g Tom TiTsworTh, T573 Wilbanks SmiTh, heavyweighTg Grover Rains, I77g Mike Fucci, i677 Coach ArT GriTTiTh. Second row: Richard Fowlkes, I67g KeiTh Groom, I37: Don STrevey, I67g Byron Todd, T473 George Layman, I37. FronT row: Don Meeker, I37: Hal Moore, I3O: John Markham, I37: Homer CarTer, T237 Tom Keys, IZ3. . KeiTh Groom uses hip block and leg Trip To down Byron Todd. bil Coach ArT GriTTiTh's wresTling charges were barely nosed OuT OT TirsT place in NCAA wresTling playoTTs by OU, who Took TirsT place honors by a score oT 24-23. As second place wenT To The Aggies, Two individuals Took championships in The NCAA TOurnamenT: George Layman, I37, and Grover Rains, I77. The Aggies' wresTling Team aT The beginning OT The 195' season was one OT The greenesT in Aggie hisTOry, as They Taced a Tough nine-maTch schedule. The Punchers, however, perTOrmed admirably, winning seven OT Their nine maTches, wiTh The only losses coming TO OU's Sooners. The Aggie grapplers OT recenT years had builT up a ToTal OT 75 sTraighT vicTories -longesT record OT consecuTive wins in sporTs hisTory-Tor This year's Pokes To carry on. The Cowpokes ran The sTreak To 76 in a row wiTh a 21-5 sweep OT Nebraska in The seasOn's TirsT maTch, buT cOuldn'T exTend The sTring any longer. Oklahoma- who had beaTen The Aggies only Once in 38 Tries previously-were loaded wiTh TalenT, and Trimmed The Punchers, I9-8, in Norman, Tor The TirsT Aggie maT loss since I937. OU scored The vicTory by winning decisions in several weighTs by close maTch scores. The Pokes bounced back sTrOng and mauled Cornell college OT Iowa-recognized as one OT The kingpins OT The collegiaTe maT-26-O, in Their nexT ouTing. The Tollowing week, Coach ArT GriTTiTh's grapplers sTruck anoTher blow, easily deTeaTing Colorado A. 81 M., 32-O. The Aggies scored Talls in Tour divisions, and decisions in The oThers added up To The vicTory. WiTh Tive men aT home wiTh inTluenza, Aggie grapplers headed nexT Tor ATlanTa, Ga., Tor Their meeTing wiTh Georgia Tech, coached by Jack GriTTiTh, son and pupil OT Aggie maT coach ArT GriTTiTh. Even Though They were missing Tive sTarTers, The Pokes had liTTle Trouble scoring vicTories in all maTches Tor The 32-O vicTory, Their TourTh OT The season. The big maTch remaining, OT course, was The conTesT wiTh Oklahoma universiTy. FaTe Took a hand in The proceedings again when The Aggies' Two Top I23-pounders, Tom Keys and Don Meeker, couldn'T make The weighT limiT. The Sooners again scored several decisions b slighT margins, and won-ironically enough-by The idenTical I9-8 score in Gallagher. TT was The TirsT Time an Aggie wresTling Team had ever been deTeaTed in Gallagher hall. Arkansas STaTe, a rising wresTling Team in The souThwesT, was The nexT Aggie Toe, and The GriTTiThmen lOsT only one bouT as They pOsTed a 27-3 win on The Gallagher hall maT. In The Tinal maTches, The Cowpokes whiTewashed powerTul Iowa STaTe, 28-O, in STillwaTer, Then Tinished The regular season wiTh a 23-3 vicTory over Colorado uni- versiTy in Boulder. 348 Slams lWon 7, Losl 2l Aggies 2I Nebraska Universify . . . 5 Aggies 8 Oklahoma Universily . . I9 Aggies 26 Cornell College .... O Aggies 32 Colorado A. 84 lvl. College O Aggies 30 Georgia Tech ..... O Aggies 8 Oklahoma Universily . . I9 Aggies 27 Arkansas Slafe College . . 3 Aggies 28 lowa Siale College . . . O Aggies 23 Colorado Universily . . . 3 upper ren: efever Rains lfronll compleles e sinqleeleg fackle end back-heel ref e lakedown on feammale Wilbanks smaiii. Upper righi' mmy Keys is vidim of e smoorh roll reverse by Hel Moore. er leff: rem Trieweffii finishes execulion er fireman's carry. Lower right Mike meer sfarls e breakdown on Jeek Sylvesler. f'f' -N81 Back row: Byron Bird, Ray Prohaska, Dick RoberTson, Bill Nickols, Bill Thomas, Wayne KrouTil, Jim Kurz, Floyd Jack, Coach Ralph l-liggins. Second row: Kenny RooT. Ben Aldridge, John VoighT, KenneTh TeTerTiller, Don Campbell, Bill Anderson, Bob Brandeberry, Ralph Taylor, Tro STiTes. Y FronT row: l-larold TarrenT, Earl Jones, Harold DeFiore, Dick STolpe, Billy GilchrisT, Lonnie Dunkin, l-luberT Bay. 1.6 Coach Ralph l-liggins' impeneTrable I950 Track Team smashed records unmerci- Tully and climaxed an all-vicTorious year--ciTed as among The greaTesT in The school's aThleTic hisTory-by compleTely dominaTing and winning The Missouri Val- ley Track and Tield meeT Tor The IOTlf consecuTive year. AlThough They compeTed in buT Tear dual meeTs, in which Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado and WichiTa all Tell vicTim, The Aggies Traveled over l7,000 miles To relay Carnivals To make ouTsTanding showings. Their besT Team performance was aT The Drake relays where They won TirsT in The 880, mile and Two-mile relays, and placed Third in The sprinT medley. They also carved deep niches OT Their abilify aT The Chicago Daily News Track carnival, Third annual Aggie relays preview, Border olympics, Texas, Kansas, and CaliTornia relays and The SouThern relays aT Birming- ham. One oT The besT Track records on The books was copped aT CaliTornia by a crack mile relay Team. Bill GilchrisT, Ralph Taylor, John VoighT and Dick STolpe sliced nearly Tour seconds OTT The old Aggie school mark wiTh Their winning 3:l2.7 Time. ln re-wriTing Track marks, Tlashing sprinTer and iumper VoighT ran a blisTering 440 in 47.4 seconds in The Arkansas dual meeT, only Two days aTTer Tancy sTepping STolpe had rung up a new mark oT 47.7 in The Sooner meeT. STolpe's 20.5 on ,he 220 in The WichiTa dual meeT was The TasTesT Turlong ever accomplished by an Aggie. GilchrisT, VoighT, STolpe and Ben Aldridge seT a new halT-mile record OT l:25.5 l aT Kansas, where The Pokes losT by a single poinT To Texas. lT was There VoighT suT- l Tered his TirsT deTeaT oT The season in broad iump. The same Thin-clad guarTeT noTched a new school mark in The sprinT medley l3:24.9l aT The Texas relays. Summary oT Track sTandouTs who seT oTher new marks during The year includes: Third Annual Aggie Relays preview: l77 poinTsl Paul ETaw, 3,000 meTer, 8:56.47 Medley Team lSTolpe, VoighT, Aldridge, l-larold TarranTl, 3:29.87 Jim Kurz, shoT puT, 47-9lf23 440-yard relay ll-luberT Bay, STolpe, VoighT, Aldridgel, 42. ly DisTance med- lay lGilchrisT, Taylor, Ray Prohaska, Lonnie Dunkinl and Mile relay TEarl Jones, Tar- ranT, VoighT and STolpel. SouThern relays: VoighT, broad iump, 23 TeeT, 7W8 inches: 440 lBay, Aldridge, STolpe, VoighTl, 42.2: SprinT medley TSTolpe, VoighT, Aldridge, TarranTl, 3:26.7. Dual meeT, Colorado: Mile relay TAldridge, GilchrisT, Bob CaT Brandeberry TaylorT, 3:24. Dual meeT, Oklahoma: Mile relay lGilchrisT, Taylor, VoighT, STolpel, 3:I6.3. Dual meeT, Arkansas: TarranT, 880, l:55.I7 Earl Jones, mile, 4:19.47 Kurz, shoT puT, 48-3: mile relay lGilchrisT, Brandeberry, Jones, TarranTl, 3:l9.8. Frosh Trackmen Paul Wells and Bill Williams Turned in ouTsTanding perTormances all year, including Telegraphic Track meeT, which The yearlings won wiTh 88lf2 poinTs. Team members presenT Coach Ralph Hig- gins wiTh a waTch Tor his Drake relays success. we CSZGAOFLQ M6010 I95O TRACK RECORD Dual Meels lWon 4, l.os+ Ol A. 84 M. 77lf2 Colorado 53lf2 A. A M. QIVZ Wachsm 39'f2 A. 84 M. 85 l-3 Oklahoma 452-3 A. X1 M. 79 Arkansas 52 Upper le'f+: Bill Gilchrist Dick Slolpe, John Voighl and Ben Aldridge-sprinl medley relay kings. Upper righfz Harold Tarrani ran lhe 880 and was learn caplain. Lower le'f+: John Voighl is 440 record holder and was a member of Unifed Slafes A.A.U. Team. Lower right Ben Aldridge, champion dash man, gels sel for IOO yard sprlnl. in Q -4' if A S 7' Lf' nib? if ,. 4 5 1: 2' l Flaw' 'V .. f , , .,,,,k,., . ,..., '.,.: . ,.., 3 , .Ji e V Back row: Coach Toby Greene, Joe IvlcCay, Marion Moss, Bob Bar+IeT+, Jerald Shaw, AssisTanT Coach Chef Bryan. Third row: KenneTh Dunlap, I-Iomer Woodall, Jim Chrisfopher, Jim Ward, Joe Buck, Leonard Carroll. Second row: John Dewhirsf, John Tabor, Duane Lundy, Mack'BuIger, Jack Rice. FronT row: Carl Pevehouse, Keifh Camerer, Frank Kempa, Keifh Smifh, Jim Wilson. KGJQAGZ Bob BarTleTT, righT ouffielder and cafcher, was Team's high h'iTTer wiTh .4Il for season. Wifh only a handful of leTTermen refurning To The A. 31 M. lineup, Coach Toby Greene was faced wiTh a rebuilding job on his I95O varsiTy baseball club. BuT some veTeran-like performances off The bafs of rookie sophomores Teamed wiTh The regu- IarsTo ckne The season on a surprking noTe of I5 wins and seven defeafs AfTer dropping The season's opener To TCU, 7-6, The Cowboy nine blazed an impressive winning sTreak ThaT ran I I games before Tulsa Toppled Them, 9-2, mid- season. Only Oklahoma's powerful Sooners were able To repeaT ThaT feaT, nicking The Aggies Three Times during The regular season wiTh Their iinx aces, Jack Shirley and Jun Knk. The Pokes carried a I5-4 record inTo The Missouri Valley Tray aT Peoria, buT The souThern division conference winners came home licking wounded prides when Bradley, norfhern division champs, knocked Them from compeTiTion in a besT Two- ouT-of-Three series. Surprise of The year came aT The conference when Coach Greene nominaTed big John Tabor, slugging ouTfielder, To handle mound duTies in The final game. Bradley and The Aggies Took The diamond on The lasT day do-or-die sTruggle wiTh a game each, buf Bradley goT To The Pokes in a 2-I hearfbreaker for Tabor, who flung an ouTsTanding five-hiTTer. DespiTe The facT The Cowboys had a Terrific challenge in filling The shoes of The I949 swaT bngs,who hung up one offhe greaTed'basebaH recordsin The schools hisTory, Greene's charges Turned ouT some impressive records and The rookies goT sorne Tough seasoning. AlTus sophomore Joe Buck made a successful debuf aT The hoT firsf-base corner and consisfency aT The plafe labeled him a solid bidder for regular varsiTy posT. I-Ie hiT .306 for The season. Johnny Dewhnd'and Jacklmce worbng aHeMmTdy bemnd The phTe,proved equally effecfive in The cafching deparTmenT. OuTfieIder Mack Bulger Took over home-run-hiTTing duTies wiTh seven for The sea- son, and a ToTaIof 48 basesqsecond n1ThaT deparhnenTTo Bob BarHeTh BarTleTT could easily be given The hiTTing king TiTle, walloping The ball 37 of The 90 Times he appeared aT The place for a .4II average. I'Ie was Topped only by Duane Lundy whose.5OO average came on haH a dozen hns buT Lundy found hh calling on The mound where he hurled The pokes To four wins while dropping only Two. Pifchers-of-The-year were Carl Pevehouse I5-Il and Jim Ward I5-2l. Ofher de- parhnenfalleaders were Tabor,5 Two-base hns and 32 runs-baTTed-nn BarHeTt 26 runs, 59 ToTaI bases and I3 shien bases: VVard, 53 sfdke-ouTs and 65 innings piTched. Bulger, BarTleTT and Buck shared The mosT Triples honor wiTh Three each. Page 246 lWon I5, losl 7l Aggies . . 6 TCU . . . Aggies Oklahoma Aggies . . 4 TCU . . . Aggies Tulsa . Aggies . . 6 Cenlral Slale Aggies Tulsa . Aggies . . I7 Soulliweslern Aggies Wichila Aggies . I2 Soulliweslern Aggies Tulsa . Aggies . . 3 Kansas Slale Aggies Oklalwoma Aggies . . 2 I Kansas Slale Aggies Oklahoma Aggies . . I3 Arkansas . . Aggies Bradley Aggies . . 6 Arkansas . . Aggies Bradley Aggies . . 6 Wicliila . . Aggies Bradley Aggies . . 9 Wicliila . . Aggies Qklalwoma Upper Ief+: Jim Clirisloplier, pifclier, hurls a rnigl-ily good ball. Upper rigI'1+: Keillw Camerer ready on Ihird ba L Ifi F kK p db pf l'i'gI1 HH ffh L er, hil .3 er e : ran em a I Id 70 for season. , SSCOFI BSSFTWGT1, WGS TURNS I EF O 9 SGGSOFI . OWS? Z8 .SZGJOVL 5 ECO? righfz Shown Wininger, who won Tour sTraig seT To blasT oul' of Trap. e o ies hT Missouri Vall y g If TTI ,geTs i950 GOLF RECORD Aggies . . l4lf2 Rice . . . 3lf2 Aggies . . I2 WichiTa . . 6 Aggies . . I3'f2 Tulsa . . . 4lf2 Aggies . . I llf2 Oklahoma . 6lf2 Aggies . . 6lf2 Tulsa . . . I IV2 Aggies . . 7lf2 Oklahoma . IOVQ Aggies . . 8 WichiTa . . IO Aggies . . 3l New Mexico 23 QW Behind The championship Torm oT liTTle l3uT mighTy Francis Bo Wininger, Oklahoma A. 84 lV1.'s golT squad wrapped up iTs Third consecuTive Missouri Valley TiTle in May, l95O, and Wininger noTched his TourTh sTraighT comference win. Flashing winning sTyle, The husky GuThrie lad, Tiring his lasT shoTs Tor Coach Labron l-larris, led Aggie linksmen wiTh an even par 2 I6 Tor The 54 hole course. George Bigham and Ben Dickson puT The win on ice wiTh Their 223 and 224 To grab second and Third place honors. FourTh member oT The guarTeT, diminuTive Chris Gers, Tallied 230 To place among Top Tinishers. Less impressive was The Tive wins, Three de- TeaTs record Tor regular season play. Poke golT- ers downed Rice in a single maTch and spliT wiTh WichiTa, Tulsa and Oklahoma. A dispuTed 36- hole maTch wiTh New Mexico was recorded an Aggie win. B krow' George Bigham Tom Blair, Dick Miller, Todd Tisher, Coach Labron Harris. ' row: are McGillard, Chris Q Froni D N1- ermi5 In The greaTesT dual season oT The modern era, The Aggie i950 Tennis squad scored a near-per- TecT record oT IO wins and a single Tie in I I ouT- ings, and a Missouri Valley doubles crown. AIThough They easily paraded by all Toes ex- cepT The Texas Aggies, who Tied Them 3-all, The Poke neTmen sTumbIed aT The conTerence meeT and losT Their Team TiTIe To ST. Louis. Buddy McCune and Paul I-Iurley, double- Trouble on a Tennis courT, reTained Their doubles crown aT The meeT, buT I-Iurley was unseaTed as singles champion by Carl Mibeck, WichiTa's No. I man. The Pokes, blanking opponenTs on six occa- sions, worked aITernaTeIy behind I-Iurley and IvIcCune, boTh cracker-iack rackeT-swingers, sharing No. I spoT. AnoTher Tie, raTed by Okla- homa as an OU win, was noT counTed in The year- end reporT. Jack WikoTT and Dick Barnhill compIeTed The undeTeaTed quarTeT, coached by ArT GriTTiTh. SO,.SOD, GFI Ti. X - L , .,s sk I 1 ,Ms Paul Hurie , I in The neT, Teamed wiTh Buddy McCune Tor The Y p Y Q d TgeTher They won Missouri Valley Tennis doubles crown. I-Iurley was runner-up in singles. Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies Aggies i950 TENNIS RECORD IWon IO, Tied Il ....4 I-IousTon .. . . . 5 CenTraI STaTe .. .3 TexasA.8iM . . . 6 WichiTa . . . . . 6 Arkansas . . . . 6 Tulsa . . . . . . . 4 CenTraISTaTe ...6TuIsa.... . . . 4 Oklahoma . . . . 6 WichiTa . . . . 6 Arkansas . . LefT To righT: Paul Hurley, Buddy IvIcCune, Coach ArT G-riTTiTh. f i O fi il in T A I isrx ' LAHL71? si 6 MWI4 ' -f11:S Q 4 2 I - sxT Qi s 1' .Fi 5 Z 584545, if: , fs' , I xx 5 5. Q i 463' If fx 'W I ' si T' ,V ,L A fwg, 11 ,- ,, 221 f .f'f' 'diffs' 1 ' 4 lf' 1 K . . '- Y' ix 1 ff' 71 K I l3A.,.l,,..,:V .7 Ik Y . E , ,x . 4 try' ' 2 f f B I Rf H I , Txi. ,T ,, ' Page 249 Row I: Johnson, W ayn Row 2: Gilchrist Bill- Ivie, Geor UH Cf ML Page 250 1 eg Brandeberry, Bob: Prohaslca, Rayg Von Drehle, Dick: Colclazier, Jim: PiTTs, Joeg Biggs, Odieg Meisenheimer, Darrel. cksbs++TyDkL Rlyivii geg Smifh, Philg SmiTh, Wilbanksg McNeil, Arlen: oo, o 7 ies, ro 3 un in, onnieq ie , ar in. Members OT The varsiTy O club enacTecl The mosT vigorous promo- Tional program on The campus during The year I95O-5 I. STarTing Their program wiTh The annual O club queen coronaTion, The O club members laTer enTerTained a group oT boys Trom The Taylor l-lome Tor Boys and broughT high school aThleTes To A. 84 M. ThroughouT The winTer To waTch baslceTball games and inspecT The campus. Among The enTerTainmenT TeaTures The O club presenTeol Tor The general pub- lic were The annual l-lomecoming clance and The GlobeTroTTers vs. College All-Americans basl4eTball game. For The O club members Themselves There was The annual picnic-and iniTiaTion oT new leTTermen. OFFICERS DICK VON DREI-ILE . JOE PITTS . . JIM COLCLAZIER . BOB BRANDEBERRY . RAY PROT-IASKA . Ann Ribble, Kappa DelTa, was crowned O club gueen aT a halT-Time ceremony during The homecoming game wirh Missouri universiTy. Bob Brandeberry presenTed Miss Ribble To The crowd and performed The honors on behalT oT The club. ATTendanTs were Sandy I:orsTer, Mary Faye Walls and Delores Williams. They were escorTed by Gale McArThur, Tom EllioT and Ray Prohaska. . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary-Treasurer . Social Chairman . . ReporTer Miss Ribble has a Tull-page picTure in The RED- SKIN and was awarded a beauTiTul O club blanlceT Tor her parT in malcing This one oT The O club's oursfanding years since iTs origin in I909. For The TuTure, The O club inTends To play an even more imporTanT parT in The promoTion oT beTTer Tellowship, scholarship and leadership among A. 84 M.'s aThleTic leTTermen. Row I: Layman, Georgeg ETaw, Pauly Bulger, Mack: Pilgrim, Norman, Meeker, Dong Welch, Edgarg I-Iurley, Pauly Rains, Grover. Row 2: Tedder, Leong Walker, Billy EllioTT, Tomy ChrisTopher, Jimg Schaaf, Waldo, Ward, James: Mcflxrfhur, Galeg Tabor, John: Grablro, Johnq SmiTh, Keifh, Page 25I DORIS PITCHER, PresiclenT 0men3 .fglfladlfic Adociafion Cne oT The largesT and mosT Tun loving groups oT Aggie co-eds, The Women's AThleTic associaTion sponsors The inTramural sporTs program Tor women. Along wiTh These individual and Team sporTs, The WAA promoTes good healTh, cooperaTion, play and an appreciaTion Tor sporTsmanship. The highlighT oT The year is The award given To The sororiTy and The dormiTory Tloor wiTh The highesl accumulaTive poinTs Tor The year's acTiviTy. VarsiTies are chosen in Team sporTs and recogniTion given To The winner oT The individual acTiviTies. The much cherished O award may be won by a combinaTion oT Three individual awards and by The selecTion Tor membership oT a varsiTy Team. l.asT year's O awards were given To Donela Palmer, Billie BeeTs, Doris PiTcher, Eleanor lvlair, Norma Nall, lnez SpaeTh, Jean Collyer, RuTh Fisher, GreTa ShelTon, EdiTh Price, Jody Donaldson, Jo Oliver and Anna Lee Roulc. The ouTsTanding senior award was presenTed To lnez SpaeTh Tor her achievemenTs during her school career in WAA. AcTiviTies oTher Than The TournamenTs include a sporT iamboree Tor all campus women in honor OT The new Treshman girls, The homecoming Tea, iniTiaTion in January, The honor award banqueT, The annual week- end camping Trip To YosT, The senior brealcTasT hilce aT EasTer,' and The All-College Individual SporTs day in April. Miss Valerie Colvin, proTessor in The healTh and physical educaTion deparTmenT, is The TaculTy sponsor. CabineT oTTicers include Doris PiTcher, presidenTg Jeanne Devero, vice-presidenTg Ann Oldham, secreTaryg Jan Pember, business man- ager: Eleanor lvlair, publiciTy manager, Norma l-lall, Billie BeeTs, Mari RusT and Donela Palmer, sporTs managers. SGUOFQ Sm GF, GU, ic EF, OFTSQ SVEVO, QGFIHSI Gm, HH. R I M El P b J PT h D D J Oldh A Row 2. Palmer, Donellay RusT, Marlorleg Redmond, Sally, BeeTs, Billie, Nall, Norma. T jnframnra! .xglflnkfiw f'XpproximaTely 3200 men sTudenTs suiTed-up Tor I8 diTTerenT sporTs during The l950 spring and Tall semesTer. SpecTaTor and parTicipaTor alike were encouraged in baskeTball, Touch- TooTball, soTTball, volleyball, Tennis, golT, Track, wresTling, Table Tennis, swimming, bowling, handball, aerial darTs, badminTon and horseshoes. Three divisions Tormed inTo leagues during The cage season, wiTh The l-lanner hall FaT Boys snaTching The All-College TiTle Trom The perennially sTrong l-licks. Sigma Phi Epsilon Took The TraTerniTy TiTle aTTer losing To The Chicks in All-College compeTiTion. For The TourTh sTraighT season The Chicks leTT The compeTiTion behind in Touch-grid play. The dormiTory and club league TiTle wenT To a sTrong VeT SocieTy while Sigma Phi Epsilon Took home The TraTerniTy division crown as a companion piece To Their TooTball award. PlayoTTs beTween The Three handed The Chicks All-College honors. All-College Tall Tennis singles were capTured by Bill Danner. Jack Mc- Mahon Tound a winning parTner in Fred Mannerberg. The Two ouTlasTed I5 oTher pairs Tor Tall courT honors. Paul l-lurley, yarsiTy Tennis man, sTepped down To The Table varieTy oT his TavoriTe sporT To Take Tall Table Tennis compeTiTion in boTh singles and doubles. l-lurley baTTled Through 5I conTesTanTs Tor The singles crown and Teamed up wiTh Wally Keiderling againsT I9 doubles Teams. All-College swimming compeTiTion broughT ouT 72 enTranTs in boTh TraTerniTy and independenT compeTiTion. l-li Camp Took 40- and 220- yard Tree sTyle honors. lra WinTrey won The 60-yard back and breasT Gordon Gilbert inTramural sporTs direcTor, rallies his assisTanTs, Bob Branch Boyd Baker and B d L b T 0 pl Tor inTramural wresTling, ao- iw Ts Y lc h ll l lh g l I l lb ll lh AIIC l Dale l-lill, Lambda Chi, and Don Crump, Della Chi, lighl lor pall The Chic s, o es in in in rarnura oo a , won e - o- le Th in inlramural game which Della Chia won, 25-23, lege crown lwo seasons in a row. Back row, Il lo rl Bo eusen, Dave l-larprnan, Wally Keiderling, Bill Goodman, l-lomer Woodall. Fronl row, II lo rl Jaclc Lewis, Paul Riggs and Al l-larnra. ,yn flf'6Ll'l'LbLl 6L if slrolce lilles, and Dick Abernalhy loolc lhe l00- yard lree slyle eyenl. l-lanner hall loolc lhe independenl leam swim- ming compelilion while Sigma Nu splashed lo a repeal ol lheir i950 lralernily lille. All-College wreslling champs during i950 in- cluded John Allen, i237 William Endacoll, I30g Richard Devero, i383 Andy Brisco, i473 Paul Oder, i577 I-larry Clark, i677 Wally Kiederling, I77, and Earl Casner, l-IW. Bela Thela Pi and Sigma Phi Epsilon placed in one-lwo order in lralernily wreslling slandings. Traclc and lield compelilion in i950 crowned I3 All-College winners. They included Wayne Bokorney, 60-yard dashg Jaclc Complon, 60-yard high hurdles: Bill R. Long, l00-yard dash: Bob Walers, 8805 Keilh Casner, 220: Walers, 4403 Bokorney, I20-yard low hurdlesg Berl Gray, shol pulp Ron Shallclelon, iaveling Waldo Schaal, dis- cus: Sam Jones, pole vaullq Jim Carney, broad iump, and Jim Seabach, high iump. Spur and Comb sociely eliminaled Bela Thela Phi lralernily champ in lhe linal reclqoning lor lop A. 84 lvl. honors in volleyball. Phi Della The-la won lhe inlramural sallball championship in l95O. l-lereis lhe happy leam. Row I: I-Iammaclc, Willis: Clark, Jimmy: Orr, Glenn: Davis, I-Ierb: Givens, Jaclc: Casner, Keifh: Casner, Earl: Howe, Keiih: Treadway, Durrell. Row 2: Echols, James: GanI', William: Marquis, Frank: Marken, Darrell: Vincenf, Don: Baugh, Thomas: Seamands, George: Pearson, Claude. Row 3: Barnelf, Barney : Maffhews, Mack: Cihalc, Don: Piliman, Billie: McNeely, Terry: Williams, Bobby: Miichell, Richard: Pollock, L. F. AQ .Muna OFFICERS KEITI-I CASNER . FRANK SESSIONS HERB DAVIS . GLENN ORR . LARRY I-IUNT . JACK GIVENS . I-lell I-lounds, The only nalional pep order on Ihe Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. campus, received Hs charler from Pi Epsilon Pi in January, I'-727. Since iis founding The I-lell I-lounds have been aclive in foslering organized pep al all alhlelic evenis and in sponsoring pep rallies. In order Io promole maximum enlhusiasm for . Presidenr . Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary . Treasurer . Social Chairman . Cheerleader aihlelic evenls, halilime slunls, organized cheer- ing and yell conlesrs wilh cash prizes have been sponsored by I-lell I-lounds. Every semesler a rush smoker is held. Prospec- Iive pups are enlerlained and Ihe purposes and ideals of Pi Epsilon Pi are made lcnown Io Ihem. Page 255 ,rf 5 W , mira,-y Z,9CLl fl'1'L8l'Lt Col. PeTe T. l-leTTner, senior oTTicer oT The mili- Tary deparTmenT, became head oT The ROTC in i945 aTTer 32 years oT army service. Col. l-leTTner served as commanding oTTicer oT The 342nd inTan- Try regimenT oT The 82nd division during World war Two. VersaTile Colonel l-leTTner aTTended Colorado universiTy and laTer was baclcTield coach aT Clem- son college. l-le also aTTended, as one oT a selecT Tew, The special disarmamenT school held in Lon- don. Eor a Time during The Second World war he was acTing chieT oT sTaTT oT The SevenTh armored division in Europe, and he led a combaT armored command below MeTz, Germany. Colonel l-leTTner has received The silver sTar, purple hearT, legion oT meriT, bronze sTar, French croix de guerre, combaT inTanTry badge and The PaciTic and European TheaTer ribbons. rwi'-s COLONEL PETE T. HEEENER, JR., CommandanT I.T. Col. Ralph A. Brann has iusT compleTed Two years as proTessor oT air science and TacTics aT Qlclahoma A. 84 lvl. College. l-le arrived aT A. 84 lvl. soon aTTer The airTorce was separaTed Trom The Arriving on The Olclahoma A. 84 M. campus in The summer oT 1948, LT. Col. WalTer A. Failcs became The commanding oTTicer oT The ground Torces and assisTanT proTessor oT miliTary science and TacTics. Colonel Eailcs is a graduaTe oT WesT PoinT. army and ground Torces. Page 257 ,,'. N w'if Q+2Qggi!ff T' m ik .. :rf mg K T .,V,. . s ..,. 'M r f. . axxgcusg ' V '.g, 'L ,J , ,. . s ,M H . ,.,., . Q , ' ST . E ug ', ry. :' . . F-1 qv . X v .1. Q . , 1 ' I ' i q ' , ' ' .1 .T i 2 , f '- A if ' J ,L , If . if al , cw .:- T LIZ. ,J . 'Ja F nuns .v-'U' i v .ea . mm- .,, W, , - . . 7 ' ' ' ,', . . fs M i. . W, . uzgy f-1 :- ,. Wm ffgf- .Vw Qi.-ri'1w.11ss.Ma.... --iff ?.m3V1jgg,,.,,.nv.,Ns,,,Q..i. , , , A W fi My .-:',,f,rLNL,75, i Q, get Y ' .. il X ' f ? f',1 .. , . L- .5 , .. mfs.: gh, rl kfk' g .12fJ'.1Q.PiS..i.r-we W 5235! ., Qgw-xV'w fr'fW f . 2: 5265 ' T T 3l8'f3ivis-'.T41, ,fgefw .. 'Tf'Tf?'?Y :..gg,54'T'i5f'4Hi A .1 ,., .r'1:ffg'wsiT'5 ,'fff-rr ' if 1 H -, -'7i3ff?'r37?j,f.5q,Z3,.wfJ'rir:s i, Ti1fTi ' -- VM ,mail '1 Txgfjy i gpwfs ei. mfs fQ4Me-'aif,s. ,. V , f rr pw' Q.'.wsfxme4s..,1's.-fe -is ' One hundred sixTy-six cadeTs march To Their place oT honor To Talce The convo- caTion day review. Cadets receive insTrucTion on diTTerenT Types oT ammuniTion on The display board. Corps company commander brieTs as- sembled leaders in preparaTion Tor pracTical exercise. Miller, Sidney, SmiTh, Durwardg O'T-Tern, LuTher: Clarlc, Leong Alessandro, Michael. APAPC8 8105 OVLVLQ CreaTed only Two years ago, The airTorce personnel has been molded inTo one oT The sTrongesT oT The ROTC uniTs. The airTorce provides Train- ing in leadership, drill and exercise oT command, airTorce inspecTion pro- cedure, airTorce n'1anagemenT, aerodynamics and propulsion. All ROTC sTudenTs enrolled in airTorce receive The Training. The air- Torce ROTC uniT mainTains iTs own oTTice on The second Tloor oT The Old Gym. bi ' s -- - ' 1, .jf SlaughTer, Julius, Trimble, Fred: Gregg, EvereTTg BerneT, Francis: Adams, Eulice: Valere, Adolph. C ... 415. A Row I: Kroposlcy, C. P.: Whiserihunl, J. M.: Berry, Millon: Grilililh, l-l. S.: Flinl, W.: Dillard, M. Row 2: Kramer, Lyndon: Mall, Oscar: Seab, James: Srnilh, Miles: Graham, Joseph: Foellcer, Frank. l 0lflflfLC! 501066 9l 50l'LI'L8 All ground forces sludenls receive inslruclion from eilher lhe irilanlry, corps of engineers, signal corps, or The ordnance. A slarl ol over 25 men, commissioned and non-commissioned, malce up The leaching srarl in- slrucling lhe laclics, conslruclion, message cenler, ammunilion and small arms malerials. L. :f 1 .11 . if Row I: Speed, Francis: Schafer, Richard: Davis, Neil: Beally, Clyde: Maxberry, Arlhur: Edwards, Roy, Row 2: Blackslock, W. M.: Monlc, J. H.: Rehbein, Clarence: Slceen, Earl: l-lillsinger, John: Callaway, William: Slarlord, Jaclc. . -. Cadels arrive al airforce ROTC camp, Kelly lield, June, l95O, Cadels praclice maneuvers in llarne- lhrowing larsl. Colonel P. T. F-lerlner and Colonel Wil- liam Craig char in Colonel Heilners oflice. Row I: Churchill, KeiThg Harmon, Charles: Hope, RoberT McBride, George. Row 2: Casner, Early MorTon, Ja Mannering, Jerry: Ryan, Bill: Fucci, Milce. VVTSSQ Kacfezf 621795 ...M is .- Q- EsTablisheOl as The co-orclinaTing and command group OT The cacleT corps, The cacleT V corps sTaTT is composed OT members OT all branches OT The corps. The men OT The sTaTT are chosen by a board OT oTTicers in The miliTary deparTmenT. l-leaded by The cacleT TirsT colonel, who is head OT The enTire ROTC corps, The cadeT corps is maole up OT members OT The airTorce wing, The inTanTry regimenT and The com- posiTe regimenT. Page 260 ELAINE GARRETT, Honorary CadeT Colonel My .W il Elaine GarreTT, eclucaTion senior Trom BarTlesville, was designaTecl The l95O-5l honorary cacleT colonel by popular voTe OT some 2,500 ROTC cacleTs. Miss Gar- reTT and Tour OTher TinalisTs were chosen in a preliminary elecTion Trom a Tield OT 2l conTesTanTs. As honorary cadeT col- onel, Miss GarreTT will aTTencl all oT The maior corps reviews. Miss GarreTT sTarT- eol her reign aTTer a Tormal inauguraTiOn ceremony concluded aT The halT-Time OT The DeTroiT-A. 84 M. TooTball game on November I8. ,Ar orce ing STill in iTs inTancy, The Cklahoma A. 84 lvl. ROTC air- Torce wing has Tirmly esTablished iTselT in The ROTC plan aT The college. EsTaplished only Tour shorT years ago, The airTorce wing has grown To over 900 sTudenTs. ATTer The separaTion Trom The ground Torces a new nomenclaTure oT Terms Tor airTorce uniTs was seT up. A wing in The airTorce equals a ground Torce regimenT, a group is The same as a ground Torce baTTalion and a squadron is The same as a ground Torce company. The enTire Teaching sTaTT oT The airTorce is Trained To Teach airTorce RCTC sTudenTs The basic TundamenTals oT miliTary. There is an opporTuniTy To sTudy logisTics, air operaTions, airTorce adminisTraTion and supply and mainTenance engineering. ATTer Tinishing Two years oT basic miliTary and elecT- ing To go inTo advanced miliTary a sTudenT may, Tollow- ing The compleTion oT The advanced course, receive a reserve commission in The airTorce. Some sTudenTs who show excepTional miliTary apiliTy and a wide scope oT knowledge may receive a regular commission in The air- Torce. ' -Sf y GrindsTaTF Kendall' Daily RalsTon' Kane John' CarpenTer, Richard, Von Drehle, Richard, IvlcCalmonT, Lynn, FruiTs, Jack. i I i I i i K 3 Q .1 J' iv . ff, ., ry, . -i V Y a f,1,.+f X 41, x 4 . Page 26I xr Nm .Argrce ing 7 ,f JNL Page 262 FIRST AIR GROUP STAFF GROUP I Busedu, Albert Crump, Don Gordon, Francis: I-lenson, I-lomer McGee, Jolwn: Kopl, Olfo. SECOND AIR GROUP STAFF GROUP ll Armbrusler, Owen, Rose, Clwarles Warllclc, Dale, Womack, Truell Holland, Anllwonyg Lee, Rodney. THIRD AIR GROUP STAFF GROUP III I-Iiclcs, Ernest Givens, Jack I-Ioke, Charles, Moore, Pal: See- bo, Thomas. SOUADRON A GROUP I Wllliams: Neil: Bufler: Wllllam' Weir Bill: Be-medial' Raymrnrd: Balcer: Raymond: Neal: James: Burl, Arllmr: lvlarianos: Pele: Al- l coll, Jim. SOUADRON E GROUP II Mahan, James: Lockell: James: Horne, Roy: Pale, Russell: Sare, Dale: Sharp, Jim: Aflcimsom, Barb Walls, J. R,: Davis: Ted. SOUADRON I GROUP III Row I: Efnce, Clwarles: Carler, Niles: Posh Lawrence: Messick Paul: Means: Maurlce: I-liqqin bollwam: Don: Appleby, Russell. Row 2: McGraw, Joseplw: Ella ridge: Waller' Slouf, Roberf: Eg qer, Jolm: I-Ierllw, Clwesler: Deck ef, George: Black: Bob. A : irkrce ing Page 263 SA . lfrgrce ing Page 264 SQUADRON B GROUP l l-lorne, Roberl: Grover, John l-layes, J. D.: McLean, Wilbur l.eMasTer, William: Beale, James l-loward, Bobbie: Buclc, Bob. SQUADRON F GROUP II Row I: l-lundley, Charles: Theu- sen, Roberi: Harrison, Bill: Cope- land, Waller: Balcer, Billy. Row 2: Vaughn, Kennelh: Milling- l-lumphrey, Bill: Yadon, Richard. SQUADRON K GROUP III Bowles, Billy: Kellner, Jaclc: l-lild, l-larold: Rosile, Franlc: Thompson, Charles: Mums, Reuban: Jusiice, Larry: Ramsay, Clayfon: Leard, Terry. lon, Clayion: Pilgrim, Norman: DeWiH, Roberf: Willis, Fay: SQUADRON c GROUP I l-lunl, Sam: Tanner, Jolin: Ferrell Donald: Onslol, Neal: Jolinson David: Percy, l-larry: M5500 Cliesler: Berry, Dan: Eck, Clnarles SQUADRON G GROUP II Row I: Slerlinq, Van: Taylor Jolin: Waller, Roberl: Durrell, W M.: Nalcayarna, Eugene. Row 2: Hull, Dick: Wasliinqlon Gene: Malin, l-lerberl: l-larlsell Ben: Warriner, Clell: Edwards, W W. SOUADRON L GROUP iii Row I: Sl1urnan,Williarn: Pulnam Leslie: Buflinqlon, William: Anl derson, Roberl: Marler, Bill: Man- selli, Roberl. Row 2: l-lallieway, J. L.: Tlwur- man, John: Eng, Clarence: Rob- erlson, Jolm: Smyer, Norman Anderson: William: Ernsl, T. E. .Argrce ing Page 266 SQUADRON D enoupi Durbin, Harleng Conway, Paul Cline, Donaldy Clancy, Delberl Camerer, D. 6.5 Slow, L. R. Johnson, Harlan, Afchison, Rob erlg Tucker, William. souADRoN H eRouP II Selh, John, Richardson, Ted Walls, Bob: Wheeler, H. C. Wrighl, A. W., Buller, Earl: Bul ger, Mack: Calkins, Sfewarf Fealherly, Henryg Marsh, Joseph SQUADRON M eRouP HI Row I: Jackson, K. E., Carr, T M.: Pendergrafl, R. G., Eagle William: Berryman, N. D.: Legg W. F. Row 2: Phillips, George: Flem ing, Bill: Kouri, Bob, Harper, Wil liamy Lack, Rudolph: Goodman Roy: Srolberg, Alfred. iff-'sw 'Ns N ending ar aiferiiion, cadeis awaif barracks specfiori beside meficuiousiy made bunks. 5 ul 41' 119911- ':--, e ry 5 S ! ,V . 1 4 5 2 2 i e 1 i e F 'AA, I 1 .,. A Ki is -4 S3 ' .....-- e .. 2 A'gA.. U 1 Q, ,mA,LL ,L k ' A eier :U fy -me , .W- Z 1 ,.,, MWMQQA1 ' Upper Leffz Caders qef mainrenance im, sfruciion on landing qear and Hydrauiic sysfem of aircraif. Lower Right: Cadci in fafiques siioui- dem riiie during farqer pfaciice sessior ar Keiiy fieici. 5 Airforce caders praifice firemerfs carry dur piwysicai educafion period. omllooailfe ggimenf The composiTe regimenT is Tormed by Three oT The uniTs in The Olclahoma A. X4 M. ROTC program-The engineers, signal and ordnance corps. Commonly reTerred To as including The hardesT mili- Tary course on The canwpus The engineer corps Tranw engineering RCTC sTudenTs in bridge building, road mainTenance and consTrucTion, along wiTh many oTher combaT engineer problems. Few miliTary sTudenTs will deny ThaT The signal corps is a miliTary science course ThaT reguires much sTudy and Training. Signal sTudenTs are TaughT The Torms oT com- municaTions and The adminisTraTive program oT The sig- nal corps. Schooling also includes Training in darlcroom Technigues and weapons. Begun Three years ago, The ordnance corps is now raTed one oT The Top deparTmenTs in miliTary. Advance phases oT The Training are builT around various Torms oT The ordnance program. Fire conTrol, small arms, auTo- moTiye and ammuniTion maTerials are The basis oT The ordnance program. egimenlfa! .Sing COMPOSITE REG-IMENTAL STAFF-GROUP I Powers, Richard, Criswell, Daniel, Logan, Carroll, Mlosf-:Th, John, Johnson, Johnny, Beall, Donald, MiTzner, Duane. 5 . 1 , ,J wi f 4: , :, X' L. T f r iii , L is F WV' 45,24 Q iff i Page 268 ENGINEERING BATTALION STAFF Piersell, lrvln: I-luxley, Ed: Wood all, I-Iomer: Hunler, I-I. L.: Gril lin, B. D.: Bowersock, B. D. ORDNANCE BATTALION STAFF Eubanlcs, Randall: Gilbreallw, UI mer: Bergman, Lawrence: Devin ney, James: Alaback, L. A. SIGNAL BATTALION STAFF I-Iamlllon, Alberl: Llles, Arllwur: Moore, Bill: Lawley, Thomas: Bar- bierl, Charles. omlowilfe Qgimenf Page 269 omlowilfe ggimenlf Page 270 2 EW 2 , i ENGINEER COMPANY A Row I: Kroulil, Wayne: Sifiel, Dick: Clarlc, Alvin: Foord, Bob: Day, John: Keichum, Roberi. Row 2: Ramsey, William: Mad- dry, James: Turner, Carl: Davis, Herb: Helms, Emerson: Call, T. J.: Johnson, J. I., ORDNANCE COMPANY A Row I: Pugh, Duane: Geren, Al- vin: Donovan, James: Sierba Paul: Hubbard, VV. C.: Hender- son, Bob: Rouser, James. Row 2: Ciprari, A. P.: Iv1cClung C, E.: Adlcins, H. I..: Shapiro, R A.: Burleson, David: Builer, J. O. Nesselrode, W. lvl.: Keys, Thomas SIGNAL COMPANY A Row I: Coiien, E, R.: Canfield L. D.: Carler, F. A.: Brewer, H. E Row 2: Childers, Herman: Berg man, John: House, David: Brand Richard: Cochran, Dempsey Brown, Forrest ENGINEER COMPANY B Row I: Medcalf, Winfred: Hicks Jim: Morrison, Millard: Heusel Gerald: Marshall. James: Thorn- Ion, W. C.: Foley, Jlrn. Row 2: McKinney, Thomas: Kal- Iey, Jack: Wlnes, Don: Roblnson Davld: Smllh, Wilburn: Wade Henry: Treadway, Durrell. ORDNANCE COMPANY B Row I: Hiqhlill, Joe: Echols, Her- ald: Sulfon, Gary: Moe, Culver: CrIIIendon, Lynn: Skidmore, Mar- shall: Saye, Marshall. Row 2: Todd. Byron: Nevius Harold: Kllpalrlck. Lesler: Presl- rldqe, Jeff: Hancock, Robe-rl: Pe- Winloorn, Bob. SIGNAL COMPANY B Row I: I-Iugglns, Rufus: Llberi VIcIor: Gresser, Frank: Jauch Ray: Flowers, Charles. Row 2: Wolfe, Charles: Jones Danlel: Gilchrlsr, BIII: Konzak Ronald: Kesler, Roloerl: Baker, James: Vaughn, Veslal: Pllls. Joe Gassaway, Kenlon. chin, Edgar: KIopl:ensIeIn, Kelfh: omlowilfe ggimenlf Page 27I omloodife ggimenlf V. I2 'us' 'que W 9 V 1 5 as- a Hagan I ....,. v:,5,,..,:,,. 1 if I ,. i -4, ,I F I ' :gi M' ,L fa, Page 272 I 3 ENGINEER COMPANY C Row I: Ray, Donald: Farrell John: Davis, L. R.: Tischer, T. W. Peclc, J. E.: I-lifl, Peier. Row 2: Beniamin, Eugene: Blu mer, Maynard: Milburn, Joe: I-lar- ris, Ronald: Pownell, Galyn: Mil- Ier, Ralph: Dipenlima, Anfhony. ORDNANCE COMPANY C Row I: Allen, Roberl: Seamonds George: Burlc, Richard: Eslus Don: Marlin, Gare: Chilwoocl Bob: Terrill, I-larry: Brown, Sam. Row 2: Ball, Duard: Yoder Chuck: Pelerson, Russell: Owen, Lloyd: Robinson, Ed: Russell, I-low- ard: Tedford, John: Allspaugh, Roger: Kirks, Ellis. SIGNAL COMPANY C Row I: Mogg, June: I-larpman, David: Temmer, I-larry: Turrenline, Charles: McDonald, Harold. Row 2: Taylor, Ralph: Mincher, John: Brandeberry, Bob: Redding, Paul: Talley, Richard: Morris, J. R.: Adamson, G. P.: Reynolds. Evan: Ragsdale, Clyde. ENGINEER COMPANY D Row I: Spurr, Tlwomas: Silas George: Lombard, R. E.: Turner Fred: Ralclill, Neal: Duncan Keiilw. Row 2: Dulin, Richard: Everly Gerald: Smillw, Tlwomas: Fosler David: Lane, Marion: Blackbird William. ORDNANCE COMPANY D Row I: Lefebure, Bernard: Wcde Melvin: Fergason, Jerry: Frosf, Roberf: Trawiclc, Wirf. Row 2: Davis, Jim: Hubbard Roberf: Adams, Cv. Lovell: Mil- Ier, Noel: Linxwiler, Louis: Doug- las, Fred: Eby, Gerald: Baker Cyrus: Lovell, James. SIGNAL COMPANY D Row I: Bell, Wiley: Osius, Larry Knox, Joe: Arnold, Billy: Weelcs, David. Row 2: Jones, Cecil: Eisele, Bob. I-Iurif, Ed: Thomas, Olfo: WaIIon, Jim: Campbell, Bill: Wallace, Jolm: Van Burlcles, GIen: Searles, ClvarIes. omloodilfe Qgimenlf Page 273 ,M ...,,.. . its-Q --v .ff 'n-so-no Q may 'V' . , , Q 'sg 0 ' f f .f .S Q . + K . .M :annum J guna inf ' ' M-Q Engineers go fnrouqn pafnwfuf bridqe-bundinq exercfses under barrage of simuhafed fire. Reqirnenfef +eWepnone cenfraW is unique sfq- nal corps unif. ,mv-, '-0-Vi , Page 274 47 , Jaws.. Vv1fSg+. Speed gives insirudion on ine .30 canbfer wafer-cooied rnacnlne qun fo Robed J. Tiflornans and Eldon Durscner. Cadcfs buy Sundries af pos? excnenge, Perf Hood, Texas. ni A A-.44 vu jnfdntfy Shouldering The Taslc oT Training The largesT group oT ROTC sTudenTs in The corps, The inTanTry regimenT yearly sends ouT more oTTicers Than any oTher branch. The TundamenTals oT miliTary are TaughT The s+uden+s wiTh The accenT on leadership and drill., Claiming The disTincTion oT being The oldesT branch oT The service on The campus, The inTanTry regimenT gives inTensive sTudy in combaT TacTics, and a broad lcnowl- edge is gained by sTudying Troop movemenTs, organiza- Tion oT inTanTry uniTs, and all oT The essenTials an inTanTry oTTicer should know. Qgimenlf Lilce all oT The oTher ROTC branches on The campus, The inTanTry oTTers all cadeTs who have compleTed The Two years oT basic Training a chance To go inTo ad- vanced ROTC and enTer inTo The regular army compe- TiTion. ATTer graduaTing Trom advanced miliTary and col- lege, The inTanTry program oTTers The graduaTe an op- porTuniTy To enTer The regular army if he has measured up To The qualiTicaTions. All advanced ROTC graduares receive a reserve oTTicers commission. egimenfa! ja f INFANTRY REGIMENTAL STAFF-GROUP I Seeley, Pauly Saunders, Tom, Brandenburg, John, Kirlcpahick, Joe, Peabody, Charles: Simms, Barry. Page 275 jnfanfry egimenlf V L 2, f. W 2,1 + f , Page 276 FIRST INFANTRY BATTALION STAFF Hardwick, Willard: Sallee, Leslie Snodgrass, Beal: Jolmson, Wil liam: Ware, Jolwnnie. SECOND INFANTRY BATTALION STAFF Henderson, E. L.: l-lin+z, Gordon Evans, Thomas: Taylor, James Auslin, Billy: Grove, Charles. THIRD INFANTRY BATTALION STAFF Payne, l-lillong Burns, Charlie: Porler, Thomas: Conner, Jolinq Rogers, Glenn: Clnamplin, Clnarles. INFANTRY COMPANY A Row I: Smilh, Arlie: Folger, Dale Ross, Kenlon: I-lunler, Sfewarl Goodall, Jerry: Ward, Jimmy. Row 2: Sallee, Jimmi: Fry, Jack Ridings, Carol: Fisher, Roy: Ad- ams, Joseph: Bokorney, Wayne Shinn, Ward: Allison, George Ball, Jaclc. INFANTRY COMPANY E Row I: Miller, Charles: Conner Argyll: Pemberlon, I-larold: Biggs Odie: Ealon, Loren: Byrd, Roberl Nunn, David: I-Iammack, Donald. Row 2: Cassady, John: Marler James: Maxwell, Paul: Giachino John: Langley, James: Garrell Billy: Gilmore, Charles: Barnard Laird: Red, Dales: MCI-lard, Dean. INFANTRY COMPANY I Row I: Gibson, James: Box, Mon- lie: Douglas, William: Slark, John Birlces, Tom: McWelhy, Fred. Row 2: Claclc, Diclc: Redmond Kennelh: Smifh, Wilbanlcs: Pope Leland: Fells, William: Morgan William: Cromwell, Bill: Marlcham Lawrence: Camp, Hiram. jnfanfrg Qgimenf ' Q .155 A Will? -' a fl i 5 5 Page 278 INFANTRY COMPANY B Row I: Polls, William: Airinqlon Howard: Smilh, Alberl: Hobbs William: Cain, Randall: Hardman Charles: Fosler, Charles: Lewis Jack: Sewell, Richard. Row 2: Presfon, Torn: Cook, Bob Richfer, Augusl: Greiner, Bob Warner, Doug: Ward, Maurice Siler, William: Bell, Joe: Green Urban. INFANTRY COMPANY F Row l: Baker, Boyd: Rachel, Frank: Silfel, Melvin: Armslronq, Charles: Bass, Edgar: Nunn, Jo- seph. Row 2: Hopkins, Charles: Bowen, Jimmie: Morris, Roberl: Miller, Buddy: Moore, Palrick: New, Guy: Buller, Bob: Norris, lvl. Ju- lian: McFarland, Harry: Dunkin, Lonnie. INFANTRY COMPANY K Row I: Thornlon, William: Frank, Charles: Davidson, James: Price, James. Row 2: Kimberlin,Jackie:Slruede, Dick: Snow, Ralph: Sloul, Edward: Dewhirsl, John: Smifh, Wilbanks: Smilh, Phillip: York, Thomas: Tef- erliller, Ke-nnelh. INFANTRY COMPANY C Row I: Alirberg, Roberr: lnnis, Joe: Hume, Roberl: Russell, Roy: Hurley, Paul. Row 2: l'-lellwerly, Jimmy: Snyder, Dick: Culler, Alvin: Hollis, Cecil: Jolinslon, Ralph: Slifes, Troy: Bai- ley, William: l-lrcly, Milos: Lay- man, George. lNFANTRY COMPANY G Row I: Bufler, Don: Srnirli, Jim- my: Spencer, Fred: Meisenlieimer Darrel: Ewell, Dale: Scliaaf Waldo. Row 2: Blevins, Gary: Jumper Jack: l-loiulmari, l-l. E.: Compion Tom: O'Neal, O. H.: Collins Jack: Byrd, Clwrislie: Banks, Don Miller, James: Carney, Jolwn. INFANTRY COMPANY L Row I: Wise, Lance: Meador Rob Roy: Burdick, L. Ray: l-lol land, Rex: Wesl, Jerry. Row 2: Turner, Jolwn: Tliornas Owen: Walion, Roberl: Tlieis Raymond: Campbell, Don: Wallis Joel: Terry, William: Walker, Charles: Walker, Tom. jnfanfry Zgimenlf 5 as f E . w . 'fs 'N X . 3 Page 279 jnfanfry egimenf sa Page 280 INFANTRY COMPANY D Row I: McGee, Billy Ray: Cullen Viclor: Shipman, Border: Labadie Sian: Mannering, Ed. Row 2: Throclfmorfon, C. Tommy Mann, Ira: Adams, I-lenry: John- son, Ben: Peilis, Bob: Nunn Thomas: Yanlis, Bill: Serini, Tren? Warliclc, Donald. INFANTRY COMPANY H Row I: Kirk, Dwight Spann, Bill Row 2: Fallon, Marshall: Miller Jack: Chrismari, Donald: Benion Jerry: Ellioil, Tom: Flechs, Her- man: Parks, Kenneih: Odor, Paul Deupree, Joe: Bransfeiler, Olin. INFANTRY COMPANY M Row I: Wilson, William: Gibbs, Charles: Conrad, Donald. Row 2: Crabiree, Toby: Wyaii, Edwin: Overslreel, C h a r l e s ' Woods, Vol: While, Clardie: Wammaclc, Lulher: Wilson, Wil- ham: Epperly, Jean: Summers, Truman. Earl Casner, oufslanding Cade? of 'rlwe ROTC summer camp, Forf Hood, Texas. 94 Upper Leff: Demons+ra+ion of a flame- Tlnrowinq Jranlc used in assailing forfifiecl posifions. Lower Righf: ROTC cadefs board froop fruclc To go Hood, Texasl +o The Training area, llzorf Eli Hardwick, Donald G. Conrad and Charles D. Champlin on Hue maclwinegun range. Row I: Olinghouse, Francis, l-lale, Norval: Jaggers, Billy, Anders, Maurice: Rogers, KenneThg PlaTT, Jim. Row 2: KopT, OTTog STephenson, Cary: Adams, Euliceg SmiTh, Durwardg Weir, Billg Eagle, Wm. C. U' 01068 . . . . lf 9 86l,WL The AirTorce ROTC RiTle Team enTered such maior compeTiTion as The l-learsT lNlaTional ROTC Rifle maTches, I4Th AirTorce Area maTches. ln adcliTion, They enTereol ThirTy posTal maTches wiTh colleges Trom all secTions OT The counTry. This year's Team is composed OT Bill Eagle Tulsa, QTTO KopT, SouThhard3 Bill Weir, STillwa Ter: Francis Olinghouse, Yale: Jim PlaTT, Pecos, Tex.: Gerald l-lale, Tulsa, Buck Dicker, Avard Page 282 Maurice Anders, WinTield, Kansq Billy Jaggers, Tulsa, ancl KenneTh Rogers, STigler. The Team is coached by lVlfSgT. E. N. Adams oT Sulphur Springs, Tex., and The Team manager is CapT. Durward SmiTh, ldabel. Row I: Manley, Claude: Copley, Alberfq Dunca Ll yd, Fuche, Edmund. Fl , O Row 2: Moore, Pafruclcq Soleman, Robert Cranslon Clare, Clarlc, Joe: l-lurchens, Bryan. Row 3: Wallcer, Don: Kllpafrxck, Lesler, Seao, J. A., Edwards, Roy: Everly, Gerald: Nelson, Don. OFFICERS JOE CLARK . . . . . Caplain ln I95O, The ROTC Rifle Team, coached by M Sql. Roy Edwards, placed Tirs+ in The Nariormal lnrercolleqiale Seclrional shoulder To shoulder malches and lwenly-Third in Narional lnlercol- legiale compelilion. In The 4+h Army lnlercollegiale ROTC poslal malches, The Team loolc second place and wenl on To place elevenlh in The Nalional lnlercollegi- ale ROTC poslal compelilion. The Freshman ROTC Team look 4+h place in The Naliohal lnler- collegiale ROTC poslal malches for freshmen. Page 283 Row I: Seebo, Thomas: Kane, John: Waller, RoberT: KopT, OTTO: Alessandro, Michael: Ryan, William: Eclc, Charles: Phillips, George: Tuclcer, William. Row 2: WrighT, AlberT: CarpenTer, Richard: Eagle, William: McLean, W. E.: Sare, Dale: Johnson, I-Iarlan: Busedu, AlberT: BenedicT, Ray- moncl: Nalaayama, Eugene. Row 3: Eng, Clarence: ErnsT, Ted: Buck, Bob: Durrell, William: I-lolland, AnThony: LeMasTer, William: ArmbrusTer, Owen: Flull, Diclc: McGraw, Jos. J. Row 4: BuTler, William: Marler, Bill: PuTnam, Leslie: HigginboTham, Don: Shuman, William: WashingTon, Gene: Weir, Bill: Bowles, Billy. Row 5: CarTer, Niles: I-larrison, Bill: Leard, Terry: I-lild, I-larold. rnofaf .Ar ,giddy OFFICERS MAJOR OTTO R. KOPF . . . Squadron Commander CAPTAIN ROBERT E. WALLER . . . ExecuTive OTTicer CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. RYAN . . OperaTions OTTicer IsT LT. JAMES R. NEAL . . . . AdiuTanT lsT LT. CHARLES I-I. ECK .... . Treasurer MAJOR MICHAEL N. ALESSANDRO . . Sponsor The Arnold Air SocieTy, an advanced airTorce ROTC organizaTion, was named Tor The laTe air- Torce General, I-I. I-I. Arnold. The obiecTives oT The socieTy are To TurTher The purpose, mission and TradiTion oT The UniTeol STaTes AirTorce and To creaTe a closer relaTionship among airTorce ROTC cadeTs. Page 284 Members OT The socieTy lceep abreasT oT The currenT scope and developmenT OT The USAF Through The use oT Tilms and The appearance oT guesT speakers. The group sponsors and oper- aTes an NCO school Tor basic airTorce ROTC caoleTs. Row I: Carrol Dean Logan, PresidenTg Paul Seeley, Vice-Presldenh Charles E. ArmsTrong, SecreTary. Row 2: Willard Hardwick, Treasurer: Jaclc Givens, Social Chairman: RoberT E. Waller, Sergeanl'-aT-Arms. WLCZPJ U A OFFICERS CARROL LOGAN . . . PresidenT PAUL SEELEY . . . Vice-PresidenT ELI HARDWICK . . . . . Treasurer CHARLES ARMSTRONG . . . SecreTary BOB WALLER .... . SergeanT-aT-Arms JACK GIVENS . The Cadef OTTicers club is composed oT all sTudenTs enrolled in advanced ROTC and consTi- TuTes one oT The largesT social organizaTions on The campus. The clulo gives The individual cadeT an opporTuniTy To meeT and lcnow his Tellow cadeTs and Their wives or sweeThearTs as well. The main social evenT oT The club is The annual . Social Chairman miliTary ball. Each year The club sponsors The campaign Tor honorary cadeT colonel. IT selecTs Tive TinalisTs Tor The consideraTion oT The enTire corps. This year's winner, Elaine GarreTT, was coronaTed aT half-Time during The TooTloall game wiTh DeTroiT. Page 285 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row oi... Cir GROUP I Fells, William C.: Erank, Charles C.: Armsirong, Charles E.: Flechs, Herman A.: Benlon, Jerry: Deupree, Joe M.: Hiniz, Gordon D. Brandenburg, John N.: Eilioil, Tom J.: Bransieiier, Olin. Meisenheimer, Darrel: Ausiin, Billy J.: Barnard, Laird J.: Kirk, Dwighl A.: Spann, William: Qdor, Paul E.: Blevins, Gary L.: Parks Kennelh D.: Miller, Buddy J. Langley, James D.: Compion, Tom: Smilh, Jimmy L.: Raiion, Marshall: Schaali, Waldo: New, Guy' Harmon, Charles: Byrd. Chrisiie Banks, Don J. Giachind, John: Simms, Barry: Hammack, Duane: Evans, William, Siflel, Melvin: Mannering, Jerry: Miller, James: Maxwell, Raul Buller, Don. Bowen, Jimmie: Byrd, Roberi: Gilmore, Charles: Dunkin, Lonnie: Mc:Hard, Dean: Cassady, John: Miller, Charles: Morris, Roberi Nunn, Joseph. Garreli, Billy: Hopkins, Charles: Rachel, Frank: Walker, Charles: Saunders, Tom: Nunn, David: Bass, Edgar: Grove, Charles: Conner Argyll. Ewell, Dale: Moore, Pairick: Hollman, Henry: Red, Dale: Burns, Charlie: Buller, Bob: Norris, M. Julian: Biggs, Odie. GROUP II Layman, George: Ball, Jack: Russell, Roy: Sr-nilh, Arlie: Hurley, Paul: Allison, George: Cain, Randall: Johnson, William: Ware Johnnie: Ward, Jimmy. Sallee, Jimmie: Smilh, Alberi: Hardman, Charles: Eolger, Dale: Ross, Kenion: Shinn, Ward: Preslon, Tom: Goodall, Jerry: Sewell Richard: Helherly, Jimmy. Green, Urban: Hobbs, William: Lewis, Jacky Ridings, Carol: Fry, Jack: Hollis, Cecil: Fisher, Roy: Siiies, Troy: Siler, William Tompkins, Roy. Hunier, Slewari: Snyder, Dick: Hume, Roberi: Snodgrass, Beal: Bokorney, Wayne: Adams, Joseph: Ahrberg, Roberl: Hrdy, Milos Bailey, William: Poiis, William. Culler, Alvin: Fosier, Charles: Greiner, Bob: lnnis, Joe: Ward, Maurice: Richier, Augusi: Cook, Bob: Airingion, Howard: Warlick Donald: Yanlis, Bill. Mannering, Ed: McGee, Billy Ray: Mann, lra, Serini, Trenl: Johnson, Ben: Warner, Doug: Peabody, Charles: Johnslon, Ralph Pemberfon, Hurly: Throckmorfon, C. Tommy. Hardwick, Willard: Labadie, Sian: Casner, Earl, Cullen, Vicfor: Adams, Henry: Peilis, Bob: Nunn, Thomas: Shipman, Border: Sallee Leslie: Bell, Joe. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row f i l i om... Cir GROUP III Thornlon, William: Clack, Dick: Gibson, James: Chrisman, Donald: Sloul, Edward: Payne, l-lilron: Walion, Roberl: Oversireel Charles: Wamrnack, Lulher. Summers, Truman: Wilson, William: McWefliy, Fred: l-lenderson Edward: Woods. Vol: 'vVhiie, Clardie' Crablree, Toby: Miller, Jack Wesl, Jerry. Epperly, Jean: Turner, John: Walker, Tom: Davidson, James: Wilson, William: Thomas, Gwen: l-lolland, Rex: Slark, John: Box. Monlie Theis, Raymond: Wyall, Edwin: Pope, Leland: Smilh, Phillip: Smiih, Wilbanks: Kirkpalrick, Joe: Campbell, Don: Price, James: Birkes Tom. Jumper, Jack: Kimberiin, Jackie: York, Thomas: Sfroede Dick: Wallis, Joel: Porier, Thomas: Conrad, Donald: Gibbs, Charles: Parker Charles. Dewhirsl, John: Terry, William: Teieriiller, Kennefh: Douglas, Bill: Meador, Rob Roy: Burdick, L. Ray: Wise, Lance: Snow, Ralph Redmond, Kennerh. GROUP IV l-lope, Roberl L.: Griiliin, B. D.: Lombard, R. E.: Ray, D. W.: l-lunler, l-l. L.: Siilel, R. L.: Woodall, l-l. l-l.: Criswell, Daniel: l-licks J. C.: l-luxley, Frank: Bowersock, Billy D.: Piersall, l. L. Milzner, M. Duane: Davis, Herb: Treadway, Durrell: Turner, Ered: Day, John: Clark, Alvin: Wade, l-lenry: Robinson, David: Wines Don: Smiih, Wilburn: Turner, Carl: Miller, Ralph V. Ashmore, Charles: Sweet Max: Medcalf, Winlred: Eosler, David: Maddry, James: Davis, Leslie: Thornron, W, C.: Farrell, J. J. Peck, J. E.: Smirh, Tom: Beniamin, Eugene. Blackbird, W. R.: Blumer, Maynard: Lane, M. A.: Johnson, J. L.: Krouiil, Wayne: Foord, Bob: l-leusel, Gerald: Hill, Peler: Tuscher T. W.: Harris, Ronald: Spurr, Thomas. Duncan, Keilh: Sires, George: l-lelms, Emerson: Ramsey, William: Morrison, Millard: Kelchum, Roberf: Ralcliif, Wilford: Marshall James: Call, Thomas: Dulin, Richard. Klopfensiein, Keifh: l-liqhfill, Joe. Winborn, Bob: Criffendon, Lynn: Kilpairick, Lesler: Hancock, Roberf: Mioseih, John: l-lolderrnan, Ernie: Johnson, Johnny: Saye, J Marshall. Powers, Richard: McKinney, Thomas: DiPen+ima, Tony: Pownell, Galyn: Lamer, Mall: Robinson, Ed: Brewer, Neil: Gilbrealh, Corky' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row UMCQPZS GROUP V Chilwood, Bob: Robinson, Ed: Russell, Howard: Pelerson, Russell: Bergman, Lawrence: Eubanks, Randall: Baker, Cyrus: Pugh, Duane Ferguson, Jerry: Devinney, Jim: Wode, Melvin: Ciprari, Chip. Brown, Sam: Nevius, Harold: Skidmore, M. L.: Marlin, Gabe: Allspaugh, Roger: Owen, Lloyd: McClung, Charles: Frosl, Roberl Allen, Roberl: Linxwiler, Louis: Lelebvre, Bernard. Seamands, George: Sullon, Gary: Dean, Fred: Preslridge, J. D.: Eby, Gerald: Rouser, James: Talley, Richard: Miller, Noel: Brown F. L.: Zoldoske, Billy: Burk, Richard. Geren, Alvin: Eslus, Don: Adkins, Harry: Hubbard, Roberl: Davis, Jim: Adams, Lovell: Terrill, Harry: Ball, Duard: Henderson, Bob Keys, Thomas: Calhey, Lee. Flowers, Charles: Shapiro, Roberl: Kirks, Ellis: Douglas, Fred: Thomas, Ollo: Van Burkleo, Glenn: Lovell, James: Carler, Frank Brewer, H. E.: Todd, Byron: Trawick, Wirl, Alaback, L.: Jauch, Ray: Burleson, David: Echols, Herald: Moe, Culver: Slerba, Paul: Hubbard, W. C.: Brown, A. H.: House, D. M. Canfield, l.. D.: Yoder, C. D. GROUP VI Mogg, June: Harpman, David: Vaughn, Veslal: Moore, Bill: Lawley, Thomas: Hunl, Ed: Adamson, Gerald: Temmer, Harry: Knox, Joe Bell, Wiley: Arnold, Billy: Beall, Donald. Barbieri, Charles: Liberi, Viclor: Hamillon, Alberl: Pills, Joe: Redding, Paul: Eisela, Bob: Wallace, John: Childress, G. H.: Gilchrisl Bill: Weeks, David: Turrenline, Charles: Slerling, Van. McDonald, Harold: Jones, Cecil: Jauch, Ray: Jones, Daniel: Campbell, Bill: Wallan, Jim: Cochran, Woodrow: Collen, Ray: Wolle Charles: Johnson, Harlan: Morris, J. R.: Daily, Ralslon. Gaesser, Frank: Liles, Arlhur: Konzak, Ronald: Brandeberry, Bob: Taylor, Ralph: Mincher, John: Talley, Dick: Lockell, James: Searles C. C.: Lee, Rodney: Osius, Larry: Armbrusler, Owen. Kane, John: Fruils, Jack: McBride. George: Nakayama, Eugene. Taylor, John: Mahan, James: Crump, Don: Morlon, James: Wheeler, H. C.: Ryan, William: Waller, Bob: VonDrehle, Richard: Buller Earl: Womack, Turell: Selh, John: McGee, John. l Huggins, R. W.: Flowers, Charles: Baker, James: Gassaway, Kenlon: Ragsdale, Clyde: Reynolds, Evan: Slow, L. R.: Seebo, Thomas' Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Om... cf.: GROUP VII Beale, James H.: McLean, W. E.: McCalmon'r, Lynn K.: Pace, Russell E.: Camerer, Darrel G.: LeMasler, William D.: Kopf, Ollo R. Johnson, David W.: Buseclu. Alberl: Bulger, Mack: Wrighl, Alberl: I-lolland, Anlhony. Buck, Bob: Neal, James: Baker, Billy: Warlick, Dale: Lancasler, William: Burk, Arlhur: Sare, Dale: l-lenson, Homer: Durrell, W. M. Marianos, Pele: Williams, Neil: Durbin, I-larlen, Benedick, Raymond: I-lorne, Roberl: Vaughn. Kennelh: I-lunl, Fosler: Alchison, Roberl: Tucker, William: Tanner, John: Gordon, Fran cis: Muns, Reuben: Eck, Charles: Carpenler, Richard: Pendergrall, Ralph. Anderson, Roberl: Rose, Charles: Millinglon, Claylong Givens, Jack: Means, M. Frank: I-lundley, Charles: l-loke, Charles: Moore, Pal' Pos'i'. Lawrence: Eagle. William: DeWill, Roberl: l'-lorne, Roy W. Grindslail, Kendall: Buhfinglon, William: Maxwell, James: Sloul, Roberl: Ernce, Charles: Thompson, Charles: Lack, Rudolph: Manselh Roberl: Fulgency, John: Messick, Paul: I-licks, E. A. McGraw, Joseph J.: Thurman, John: Marler, Bill: Shuman, William: lr-larper, William: Rosile, Frank: Juslice, Larry: Smyer, Norman Slephenson, Cary: Anderson, William. GROUP VIII Ramsay, Claylon: Decker, George: Pulnam, Leslie: Carr, Thomas: Appleby, Russell: Eng, Clarence: Ernsl, Ted: Slolberg, Allred Egger, John: Kouri, Bob: I-lalheway, John: I-ligginbolham, Don. Conway, Paul: Tillolson, Gordon: Carler, Niles' I-lild, I-larold: Roberlson, John: Balcer, Raymond: Kellner, Jack: Davis, Ted: I-lum phrey, Bill: Fealherly, I-lenry: Yadon, Thomas. Clancy, Delberl: McBee, Chesler: Ferrell, Donald: Willis, Fay: Harrison, Bill: Grover, John: Washinglon, Gene: Alkinson, Barb I-loward, Bobbie: Onslol, Neal: Builer, William, I-lull, Dick' Walls, James: Walls, Bob: Richardson, Ted: Warriner, Clell: Malm, l-lorberl: Legg, Warren: Calkins, Slewarl: Weir, Bill I-layes, J. D.: Berry, D. L. Eihridge, Waller: Jackson, K, E.: Berryman, Nalhan: Edwards, W. W.: Copeland, W. L.: I-larlsell, Ben: Bowles, Billy: Marsh, Joseph Sharp, James: Black, Bob: Goodman, Roy. Cline, Donald: Alcoll, James: Wellig, Carl: Percy, I-larry: Thuesen, Roberl: Leard, Terry: l-lerlh, Chesler: Fleming, William: Phillips George. GROUP I Row I: Alabaclc, L., House, D, M., Ferguson, Jerryg HunTer, STewarT7 Brown, Richard: Conner, John: Vaughn, VesTalp Box, MOnTie. Row 2: Payne, HilTon, PemberTon, Harold, Holland, Rex: Ryan, Bill, Mannering, Jerry: Hume, RoberT, Rogers, Glenn: POsT, Lawrence. Row 3: Anderson, ROberTg Muns, Reubeng Evans, Thomas: Conrad, Donald: POrTer, Thomas: Gibbs, Charles: Henson, Homer: Taylor, John: Durrell, W. M, 5il6LAAdfl 6! QVLJ Z?!6l6!8 Page 290 , K Company, 2nd RegimenT OT Scabbard and Blade, The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College chapTer OT The naTiOnal honorary miliTary TraTerniTy, cOmpleTecl one OT iTs mOsT successTul years since The OrganizaTiOn received iTs charTer aT A. X4 M. in l92O. Scabbarcl and Blade was Touncled aT The UniversiTy OT Wisconsin in The Tall OT i904 by Tive cadeTs. These men saw a need Tor an OrganizaTiOn TO uniTe in closer relaTiOnship The sTudenTs OT like inTeresTs and ambiTiOns OT miliTary deparTn'ienTs OT The various colleges and universiTies OT This coun- Try. From This small group a naTiOn-wide TraTerniTy has evolved, and iTs alumni have Talcen Their place as leaders in miliTary aTTairs in civilian com- muniTies. During iTs 46 years OT exisTence, K Company OT Scabbard and Blade has become The naTiOn's TOremOsT college miliTary OrganizaTiOn. OFFICERS JOHN N. BRANDENBURC5 . . CapTain WILLIAM D. LE MASTER . . lsT LT. CHARLES E. ARMSTRONG . . 2nd LT. DUANE W. PUSH . . WILLIAM JOHNSON . The membership roll, boosTed by a large en- rollmenT in The advanced course in miliTary sci- ence, was over The 65 mark. The miliTary soci- eTy's membership is composed oT men who show leadership abiliTy, have good characTer, and have a good scholarship raTing. To be eligible Tor membership, a man musT have compleTed aT . IsT SgT. . Mess SgT. leasT one semesTer oT advanced miliTary science wiTh a B average and musT have an overall grade poinT average oT beTTer Than 2.0. The ser- vice bar oT The TraTerniTy, which is worn on The sTudenT's ROTC uniTorm, is a red and blue bar, superimposed vviTh Tive gold sTars. GROUP II Row I: Givens, Jack: Casne' '7 Pugh, Duane, Mali, Oscar: Brandenburg, John: Le-MasTer, William: ArmsTrong. Charles' Johnson, William: STerling, Van. Row 25 Ciprafi, A- P-Z Spencer F. J: Fowlkes, R. E., Seebo, T. C., Tunell, C. R.: Seeley, Paul: Tompkins, Roy, Sirnm, Barryg Hardwick, Willard. Row 3: McCalmonT, Lynn? Devinney, James: Bass, Edgar, Warlick, Daley Logan, Carroll: Burdick, L. Ray: Price, James, Baker. Boyd: Robinson. Ed. i ...M Page 29l ig y1wrz..gfpix..i- Y 5 -w1i2:i'.., :WSF . -- '- W sp -. IBN GROUP I Row I: Ragland, Fredg JohnsTon, KenneThg PoTTs, Bill, Echols, Herald: Knox, Joe: Thomas, OTTo: Jauch, Ray: Ernce, Charles' BarniTT, George. Row 2: Nigro, Richard, King, Donald: Murphy, Marvin: l-larnden, Lloydg WalTon, John: Hall, David, Jenlcins, Murle: l-learn, John, ZanneTos, Zenon. Row 3: Richardson, Kenneihg Underwood, Richard, Morrison, Michael, Moore, James: Lee, Wallace, Meyer, RoberT7 Liclclider, Ray, l-lickman, Richard. , QM ing i e5 Page 292 Pershing Riiles, Tounded in i896 on The UniversiTy oT Neloraslca campus, has had Three diTTerenT designaTions since The daTe OT iTs Tounding on The Clclahoma f'-X. 84 M. campus. ln i929 under The name oi Pourragere, The organizaTion was Company A -5Th regimenT. ln April oT i932 iT was changed To Company C , 2nd regimenT. The Tollowing year iT be- came Company C oT The 7Th regimenT, which is iTs presenT designaTion. Proiiciency in miliTary science and TacTics based on high sTandards oT drill and discipline characTerize The organizaTion oT Pershing Riiles. Persh- ing RiTles pears The name oT iTs Tounder, John J. Pershing. 1 L The local chapfer of Pershing Rifles, which was inacfivafed during fhe war, was reorganized in I947. Members 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 fhe cadef corps and provide honor guards for ofher special milifary occasions and acfivifies. Prominenf in service rendered fo fhe college and social acfivifies, Pershing Rifles has an acfive membership on fhe campus of approximafely 80 members and officers. All members musf dem- onsfrafe leadership and a high degree of schol- arship in milifary insfrucfion. Nancy Kramer was elecfed sponsor of fhe local company and was presenfed a plague wifh a miniafure silver saber and officers' shoulder in- signia af a parfy held in her honor. Miss Kramer holds fhe honorary ranlc of capfain. GROUP II Row I: l-lufchens, Klonclus, Humble Jimmy, Cox, Roberf, Nesbiff, Galyn, Boyd Doyle, Sfalford, Sferling, Lifflefield, Roberf, Davis, Bob, Ryle, Charles. Row 2: Glover, Gaylord, Olmsfead, Kennefh, McGrew, Qdiss, Russell, C, B.: Culpepper, Marion, Burfon, Jimmy, Dumas, Billy, Wiffmeyer, Roberf. Row 3: Aufio, Clyoe' Kesc, Larson, Smifh, Charles, Allen, Aiden, Poison, l-larola, Farringfon, David, Breff Evereff, McHenry, Paul. R Q 'Q is ' .Ln .. Page 293 GROUP I RichTer, AugusT: I-IinTz, Gordon: CarTer, Niles: Seamands, George: KopT, OTTo. egamenfaj QM mg L ea OFFICERS COL. GORDON D. I-IINTZ . Commanding OTTicer LT. COL. AUGUST C. RICI-ITER . . . ExecuTive OTFicer MAJOR OTTO R. KOPE . . . . AdiuTa nT IsT LT. PAUL S. CONWAY . IsT LT. GEORGE A. SEAMANDS IsT LT. NILES A. CARTER The 7Th RegimenTal I-IeadguarTers oT The Pershing RiTles is The coordinaTing agency Tor all company acTiviTy in The six-sTaTe area which in- cludes Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The expansion program ThaT is being carried on This year has been highly Page 294 . . . S-2 . . S-4 . . P. I. O. successTul, and TuTure expansion programs are being seT up. AT The RegimenTal Assembly held aT WichiTa in The spring oT I95O Col. Gordon D. I-linTz was elecTed regimenTal commanding oTTicer. I-Iigh- lighTs oT The assembly were inTer-company com- peTiTion in drill and riTle marlqsmanship. GROUP I Row I: Lacy, MarTha3 Johnson, Barbara, I-Iellfner, Ann: SlaTer, Linda, CoTIin, Joan: PaTTon, Shirley. Row 2: Pearson, RusTyg NeTl, Barbara, Parlcs, I-leleng Morava, Willa: Sealn, J. A.: Edwards, Roy: Reid, Caryl: Ayers, Pali Ruble, Linelleg PaTTon, Marlene. 7 o Onflen 5 lf 9 eflfnflf OFFICERS BEVERLY REIFEL . . . CapTdn MAJOR JAMES A. SEAB . . Sponsor MfSGT.RCW'EDVVARDS . . lmhudor The Women's RiTle Team broughT crediT To iT- selT and To The college This year loy Taking Third place in The women's NaTional lnTercollegiaTe riTle maTches. Since iTs organizaTion in IQ47, The Team has never placed lower Than 4Th in compeTiTion againsT all The oTher women's Teams in The naTion. Team members are chosen Trom The girls who make The besT score during The TryouT periods. MasTer SergeanT Roy Edwards is in charge oT The women's riTle Team, and Major James A. Seab is The TaculTy sponsor. Page HQ? fini 035 'Mimi avwmgrigk- GROUP I Row I: Lacy, MarThag Johnson, Barbara, I-leTIner, Ann, SlaTer, Linda, CoTIin, Joan: PaTTon, Shirley. Row 2: Pearson, RusTyg NeTT, Barbara: Parlcs, I-lelenq Morava, Wllag Seals, J. A.: Edwards, Roy: Reid, Carylg Ayers, PaTg Ruble, Linelleg PaTTon, Marlene. 3 o OFFICERS BEVERLY RHEEL . . . CapTdn MAJOR JAMES A, SEAB . . Sponsor MXSGT. ROY EDWARDS . . lnsTruCTor The Women's RiTle Team broughT crecliT To iT- selT and To The college This year Ioy Taking Third place in The women's NaTional InTercollegiaTe riTle maTc:hes. Since iTs organizaTion in I947, The Team has never placed lower Than 4Th in compeTiTion againsT all The oTher women's Teams in The naTion. Team members are chosen Trom The girls who malce The besT score during The TryouT periods. MasTer SergeanT Roy Edwards is in charge OT The women's riTle Team, and Maior James A. Seah is The TacuITy sponsor. Page is sq: 5 FRATERNITIES SORORITIES MEN'S DORMITORIES WOMEN'S DORMITORIES I ff F fool Five Q-fiYi2L'I55f3SiiH2 1 K X-f,,, .L f K I .1 Ann: Nm f K H L . 'P M: my .. yu X ,, 6 :: fe, ,, Awgwk .L .. W ,ww gif , , ,H w i 'V - ff ,.::'-'?1,f vPEQV':ia7f:5f': v '- L, , . 1 '. S 5 ISN liglxl gi 'I lx' I '54 ' fiffwxfk slwvtkfake ' I I as N73 5 E f AL ? iviny foups 'Si .' Lge. Nz :L ' .1 YL AM M M 42.24 WY? f W' W mm , ., , AMWQ , Q fi Q 5 Qi :- 4 X W2 ',. 5 Q, -P EE, Row I: Anderson, Durwood, Carpenfer, Leonard, Casner, Earl, Clodfelfer, Roberf, Cochran, A. Frank, Coe, Kennefh, Cooper, Berf, Crump, Don, Dobson, Clayfon, Eafon, Lyndon. Row 2' Edmisfon, Edward, Edsel, Ray, Fahler, Darrell, Fowler, Arlen, Gibbs, Edward: Gilmore, Charles, Grodsky, Sid, Hardin, Roberf, I Hardwick, William, Hassler, Ferdinand. Row 3' I-Iembree, Jim, Hillman, Leo, Holf, Donald, Humphrey, Bill, Hursf, Leland, Janssen, Ivan, Johnson, Ben, Lancasfer, William, Liberi. i Vicfor, McMahan, Ouinfen. Row 4' McMakin, Grover, Overfon, Roberf, Poffs, William, Pryor, Frank, Schnacke, Donald, Smifh, Philip, Thornfon, Bill, Warlick, Dale, i Williams, George, Willis, Fay. jnfergfafernifg Glfznci Men's lnferfrafernify council is composed of fhe presidenf and an appoinfee from each of fhe men's frafernifies af Oklahoma A. 84 M. The presidenfs of fhe council are selecfed successively from fhe fra- fernifies in rofafion according fo fheir insfallafion dafes. The vice- presidenf is selecfed from fhe frafernify following, in sequence of in- sfallafion, fhe frafernify from which fhe presidenf is chosen. Secrefary- freasurer is elecfed by a popular vofe from fhe membership of fhe council. The purpose of IFC is fo fosfer a spirif of friendliness and cooperafive helpfulness among all frafernifies on fhe campus and fo provide an agency by means of which frafernifies can cooperafe in maffers of common concern. Each year fhe Men's lnferfrafernify council. cooperafing wifh fhe women's Panhellenic council on fhe selecfion of a dafe, sponsors a ribbon dance in honor of all new frafernify and sororify pledges. Evenfs for fhe year sponsored by IFC included operafion of fhe annual inferfrafernify afhlefic program wifh cups and plaques being awarded, pledging and inifiafion business and fhe sponsorship of fhe scholasfic cups awarded af fhe end of each semesfer fo fhe frafernify wifh fhe highesf grade poinf average, fhe inferfrafernify council Chrisf- mas carol, and a program fo help fhe underprivileged children of Sfillwafer. OFFICERS BOB LEMON Presidenf LEONARD CARPENTER Vice-Presidenf DON HOLT Secrefary-Treasurer EARL CASNER Social Chairman H. I. FEATHERLY Faculfy Adviser BOB LEMON, Presidenf MRS. JEANNETTE THOMAS LYNDON EATON Hosless Presidenl Acacias, rushees relax wilh small lallc, enioy aller dinner cigarel on lhe house sleps overlooking Sloul hall. OFFICERS LYN DON D. EATON Presidenl THOMAS C. HAYDEN Vice-Presidenl BEAL K. SNODGRASS Recording Secrelary MARTIN SCHMIDT Corresponding Secrelary voL c. WOODS Treasurer GLEN D. KNIGHT Social Chairman Page 302 Cacia Bearing lhe Greelc name ol an easlern evergreen, Acacia lralernily was lounded al lhe Universily ol Michigan, May IZ, l904. In I923 lhe local Square and Compass lra- lernily pelilioned lhe Acacia lralernily and received ils charler May I2 ol lhe same year. Acacia has 40 chaplers and 20,000 members. MEMBERS Addison, Daniel Keys, Thomas P. Calavan, Wayman H Kiser, Roy G. ir. Canlield, Darrell O. Knighl, Glen D. Canlield, Lyle D. Lolhers, John E. Ealon, Loren D. McGehee, Bobby L Ealon, Lyndon D. Piersall, Irvin L. Clodleller, Roberl L. Schmidl, Arlhur M. Godman, Cecil A. Snodgrass, Beal K. Goudelcel, William ir. Todd, Byron D. Harnden, Roger L. Welling, Carl L. Hayden, Thomas C. ir. While, Clardie A. Howell, John R. Wiclces, Harry E. ir. Jech, Keilh H. Woods, Vol C. Jordan, James J. PLEDGES Bransleller, Dale E. Burk, Richard G. Cox, Jack C. Hensley, Eranlc E. Holland, Gerald L. Hollel, Charles L. Larason, Charles E. Lee, Wallace A. Piersall, Earl D. Shoger, Richard L. Welling, Harold E. While, Jack W. OAKQAOYYLQ A gi W CA16lfl9t8I Row I: Addison, Bradford, Bransleller, Burk, Byrd, Cal- Row 4: Knight Larason, Lee, Lolhers, McGehee, Pier- avan, D. Canfield, L. Canfield. sall, Schmidt Row 2: Clodfeller, Cox, Loren Eafon, Lyndon Ealon, Row 5: Shoger, Snodgrass, Todd, C. Welfig, H. Wel- Godman, Goudelael, Harnden, Hayden. Row 3: Hensley, Holland, HoHel, Howell, Jech, Jordan, Keys, Kiser. Tig, While, Wiclces. JAMES ERANSEN SHELDON BELLMAN Social Chairman Page 3U4 MRS. EDNA BEER LEONARD CARPENTER Hosless Presidenl A new semesler . . . AGR foursome divides up lo dusl and hang fralernily emblem and address. OFFICERS LEONARD CARPENTER Presidenl BOB GIESS Vice-Presidenlr JOHN DAY Secrela ry Treasurer Hi., Alpha Gamma Rho was founded al Ohio Slale universily, April 4, l908. lls member- ship, consisling ol men in agricullrure and closely relaled fields, exceeds l4,000 in ils 33 aclive chaplers. Pi chapler, compleling ils iirsl year in a new house, was charlrered on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in l92 l. The sickle, shealh and crescenl is lhe iraler- nily badge and green and gold are lhe chapler colors. MEMBERS Bellmon, Sheldon Brady, Bill Carpenfer, Leonard Chealham, Harold Coler, C. A. Cooper, Jack Harmon, Gene Haxlon, Phillip Hellwege, Ernesl Hill, Morris Hume, Bob Kindblade, Harry Day, Bob Mannering, Edsel Day, John Mannering, Jerry Dollori, Bob Mendenall, Ray Dowell, Troy Moore, Bill Dressen, Jack Neely, John Dudley, Eldon Polls, Bill Dyer, Bill Eilerl, Don Epperly, Jean Franseri, James Gibson, King Giess, Bob Givens, Kennelh Granlham, Alva Greeley, Melvin Griffilh, Ernesl Hancock, Randall Birkes, Tom Clancy, Jim Edwards, James Granlham, Glenn Hufchens, Bryan Jarvis, LeRoy Johnson, Bill Nelson, Ray PLEDGES Richardson, Harvey Russell, Roy Sallee, Leslie Schaefer, Delmar Sprowls, Bob Sloul, Woodbridge Tompkins, lvan Turner, Mike Wells, Leamon Wilson, William 9 Orr, Glenn Reeder, Bill Scoll, Bob Simpson, Bob Spradling, J.W. Slaflord, Clarence Trenl, Paul While, Jacob BILL POTTS Rush Chairman zM mx 1 I2 Clapfw Row I: Bellmon, Besi, Birlces, Brady, Carpenfer, Cheai- Row 4: Hellwege, Hill, Hume, Hulchens, Johnson, J. E. ham, Clancy, Cofer. Mannering, J. V. lvlannering, Neely. Row 2: B. Day, J. Day, Dollon, Dowell, Dudley, Eiferi, Row 5: Orr, Polls, Richardson, Russell, Sallee, Schaefer, Epperly, Fransen. Simpson. Row 3: Gibson, Giess, A. Granfham, G. Granlharn, Row 6: Spraclling, Sprowls, Siailiord, Tompkins, Tripp, Griffefh, Hancock, Harper, Haxfon. Wells. While. g ,,,, ,L mu MRS. R. V. ANDERSON Hosless 3 6, Ss If K. ' 5 O H. HILLMAN Presidenl Arr. 7... mega Founded upon Chrislian principles al Vir- ginia Mililary inslilule on Sepl. ll, l865, Alpha Tau Omega now has some 60,000 members in l07 inlernalional chapler rolls. Epsilon Omicron chapler, The l00lh chapler ol Alpha Tau Omega, was inslalled al Olcla- homa A. 84 M. in May, l947 from a pelilion- ing Alpha Tau Omega club. Alpha Tau's conlinue The 'rradilional colors of gold and blue and Their badge is The blaclc and gold ATO pledges eagerly gang up on year's Tirsl' Tillhy Floor. Il's nol' OFFICERS LEO H. HILLMAN Presidenl JIMMIE ALLRED Vice-Presidenl THOMAS H. GRIFFEY Secrela ry RUSSELL OWEN Treasurer JAMES R. NEAL Hislorian JAMES R. HEAD Page 306 Senlinel Mallese cross. MEMBERS Allred, Jimmie Biederrnan, Charles Boswell, William Driebeclc, Norman Falconer, James Grirley, Thomas Head, James Hillman, Leo Lane, Arlhur Marlin, Terry McGee, Roberl Marlin, Harry PLEDGES Anders, Maurice Campbell, Raymond Donovan, James Fowllces, Richard Goodall, Gene Hambriclc, Thomas King, Don Longpine, Bill Neal, James Owen, Russell Parrish, Richard Powers, Richard Reichard, Roberl Sanders, William Saye, Marshall Slack, Wilson Smilh, Roberl Swalley, Wayne Terpening, Leslie Lynn, Kennelh Marler, Bill Mendenhall, Bob Ruedy, Roy Sherman, Jim Waldrop, Bob Wallcins, Gene gliadidnn Omicron CAHfl9f8l Row I: Allred, Anders, Biederman, Boswell, Campbell, Row 4: Marler, Marlin, Marlin, Mendenhall, Neal, Par- Carey, Donovan. rislw. Row 2: Driebeck, Edwards, Falconer, Fowllces, Griffey, Row 5: Powers, Reichard, Sanders, Slack, Swalley, Ter- Hambrick, l-lead. pening. Row 3: Hillman, I-lunfer, Kennedy, D. Lane, M. Lane, Lovejoy, Lynn. ' . 44 mn- 7 , . , R n r 1 u , ,sn nn - M ,www-,muy Mfmmm man muam1 l mamsf-.m1,, .n i :ami GEORGE WILLIAMS Presidenr Zire lard Bela Thera Pi was founded Aug. 8, l839, ar Miami universily, Oxford, Ohio. Srarling wilh a membership ol eighl, Bela Thera Pi now has over 58,000 members in 97 narional chaprers. Gamma Lambda chaprer of Bela Thera Pi was esrablished in I908 by Della Sigma, a local Irarerniry which was on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus. MEMBERS Our of Ihe rnonsIer's iaw . . . and info Ihe Bela Kid parly skids member Don Cline. Brolher Bud Wickizer and friends gaze wilh guslo. Abernalhy, Dick Allen, Frank Linxwiler, Louis Lockerr, Jim Allen, Jack Lookabauqh, Conrad Bake, Bill Finney, Wray Briscoe, Andy McCullough, Reid Buck, Joe Markwell, Eddie Clarke, I-larry Cline, Donald Cline, Charles Cooper, Berl Cooper, Larry Corey, Jim Drummond, Fred Dupy, Donald Elsrner, Sluarf Evans, Phil Fisher, Roy Henderson, Clifford Herzlield, Kennelh I-lesser, Bob I-Ioke, Jim I-Iurley, Paul Joullian, Ed Kerriqan, John Kraemer, Bob Kraemer, Jack Allspaugh, Roger Bilyeu, Clifford Baldridqe, Jerry Beesley, Jack Billingsley, Roger Briscoe, Eddie PLEDGES Meibergen, Lew Miller, Par Morlon, Mickey Neville, Ves Price, Bob Rahe, Bill Reed, Dean Robe, Kennelh Roberls, Bob Rogers, Gerald Rogers, Harold Selman, Jim Swayze, Ronald Vann, Frank Warren, Skip Weaver, Bill Welch, Ed Williams, Carl Williams, George Williamson, Wilburn Inksler, John Killiarn, Bob Loney, Bill McCarIer, Tom McKniqhr, John Milchell, J. C. Clark, Joe Nicola, Peler Eddins, Earl Prafher, Gordon Cox, Jim Slrevey, Don I-Iolcomb, Billy Joe I-Iendrick, Bob I-Iolsrein, Ed Slubbs, B. R SuIIon,Jimmy Wickizer, Carl OFFICERS GEORGE WILLIAMS Presidenr BILL BAKE Vice-Presidenr PAT MILLER Secreiary JIM SELMAN Treasurer BILL RAI-IE Recorder JIM COREY Social Chairman Page 308 0fl'I'LWL6l 011001443 6!L6Ll9f8I' Row I: Allspauglw, Bake, Baldridge, Beesley, Billingsley, Row 4: Joullian, Kerrigan, Killam, Linxwiler, Loney, Briscoe, Buck, Burner, Clark. Lookabauglw, Markwell, lvlcCar'rer, lvlcliniglwl. Row 2: Clarke, C. Cline, D. Cline, L. Cooper, W. Coop- Row 5: Meibergen, Miller, Miiclwell, lvlorion, Neville, er, Corey, Drummond, Dupy, Eddins. Nicola, Prailwer, Robe, Selman. Row 3: Elsiner, Evans, Fisher, Halcomb, Henderson, Row 6: Slubbs, Sulion, Swayze, Vann, Welch, Wickizer, Hendricks, Hoke, Holsiein, lnksler. C. Williams, G. Williams. MRS. BLANCHE SANDERS DON CRUMP Hosless Presidenl Bob King lorgels ulce as collee houser, lwo polcer laces and a deuce ol a lull house surround lable. Lileralure, laziness and lyrics load Della Chi house edges. OFFICERS DON CRUM P Presidenl DON MANNERBERG Vice-Presidenl RICHARD PITTS Recording Secrelary JOE KI RKPATRICK Corresponding Secrelary KENNETH WEBB Treasurer CHARLES FRANK Social Chairman Page 3IO 232556, C265 Della Chi lralernily was lounded Ocl. I3, l89O al Cornell universily. Della Chi be- came lhe lirsl single membership social lra- lernily in lhe prolessional lield, being a law lralernilyg laler Della Chi broadened ils membership slandards which placed il in lhe class ol general social lralernilies. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapler was inslalled Ocl. 9, l948 and became lhe 4-Isl Della Chi chapler. Byrd, Don Cassady, John Crump, Don Dixon, Bud Frank, Charles Green, Richard Hall, Jean King, Bob Kirlcpalriclc, Joe Lalollelle, Dave Davis, Bill Davis, Diclc Devinney, Jim Gales, Ken Mannerberg, Don lvliller, Bud Palmer, George Peabody, Alan Pills, Diclc Ross, Jim Saunders, Tom Srnilh, Phil I Webb, Kennelh Johnson, Torn McFarland, Ken Oyler, Duane Uellschey, Charles Olffcioma gg CAaf91fer Row I: Byrd, Cassady, Crump, R. Davis, W. L. Davis. Row 4: Miller, Oyler, Palmer, Peabody, Pi'r+s. Row 2: Devinney, Dixon, Fuchs, Gaies, Green. Row 5: Ross, Saunders, SmiH'1, Uelfschey, Webb. Row 3: Johnson, King, Kirkpafrick, LaFoHeHe, Manner- berg. 4 ' A ' H -- -f - ' f ' -- V .M ,f.A,,., ,.',,W,N.,,Q,, , MRS. DELBERT W. POFF WILLIAM I-IARDWICK I-losless Presidenl IEITA iiifl Wilh Thela pledge Sally Swim al lhe helm, Della Tau Della alums considered homecoming as somelhing mighly shipshape. Compelenl crew, loo. OFFICERS BILL HARDWICK Presidenl LARRY SM ITI-I Vice-Presidenl BILL BELL Recording Secrelary DUANE PUGI-I E843 j 61,14 QM. Della Chi chapler ol Della Tau Della w'as inslalled al Oklahoma A. 84 M. in May, IQ49. Founded al Belhany college. Virginia, lhe inlernalional lralernily now has 82 aclive chaplers. The llower ol Della Tau Della is lhe iris and lhe colors are purple, while and gold. MEMBERS Bell, Bill Maddry, James Benson,Joe Milburn, Joe Brewer, Gene Mioselh, John Burgess, Dick Pugh, Duane Call,T.J. Ray, Ronald I-larnrner, Don Smilh, Larry I-lardwiclc, Bill Thornlon, Bill I-loll, Don Venable, John Lilllelield,John PLEDGES Braden, Bob Briggs, Glenn Burbridge, Bill Ferrell, Bob Foresee, Don Lindley, John Maddry, Dale Miller, Bob Shaw, Gene Srnilh, Jay Srnilh, Jim Slipes, Bob Wails, Kennelh Corresponding Secrelary JIM MADDRY Treasurer DON HAMMER Sergeanl-al-Arms Page 3I2 .mega Ciralofer Row I: Bell, Benson, Brewer, Burgess, Call. Row 4: Milburn, lvljoseln, Parsons, Pugh, Ray. Row 2: Ferrell, Foresee, l-larnmer, Hardwick, l-loll. Row 5: Shaw, J. Srnillw, L. Smillw, Tlwornlon, Walls. Row 3: Kirnray, Lindley, Lilllefield, C. lvladdry, J. Mad- dry. l MRS. BYRD CANTRELL A QUINTEN M-:MAI-IAN Hosfess Presidenf Olin Bransfeffer and Fred Knighf flank a Farm House raising iusf beginning fo appear as somefhing fo move info . . . soon we hope. OFFICERS OUINTEN MCMAHAN Presidenf ROBERT BASSE Pledge Trainer OLI N BRANSTETTER Recording Secrefary WILLIAM LEWIS Corresponding Secrefary WESLEY WALKER Treasurer FRED KNIGHT Social Chairman . ,.,, . 7-'f 1 i if Page 3I4 6ll l'l'L 001,68 Farm House frafernify, founded af fhe Universify of Missouri in l905, was organ- ized for fhe purpose of fosfering good fel- lowship, scholarship and moral characfer among men majoring in agriculfure and re- lafed fields. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapfer was insfalled in I928. The frafernify colors are green, gold and whifeg fhe flower is fhe sunbursf rose. MEMBERS Anderson, Fred Knighf, Ered Basse, Roberf Lewis, William Bafhoursf, Elmore McMahan, Ouinfen Blair, Wesley Morgan, Raymond Bransfeffer, Olin Nickelson, Willis Campbell, Clyde Ross, Eugene Cummins, Walfer Sfark, John Glynn, Roberf Sfucky, Jack Goodall, Jerry Snider, M. L. Janssen, Arlo Walker, Wesley Janssen, Ivan Ward, Roberf Johnson, Ludwig Wheeler, Edwin PLEDGES Alexander, Roberf Anderson, Lloyd Beeby, Roy Carver, Roberf Cummins, Franklin Ewing, Solon Howard, Bobby lnnis, Joe Mayo, Mark Moesel, Dick Mueller, Henry Nighfingale, Louis Pulliam, David Reide, Bobby Reide, Jimmy Sumrnerour, Jimmy Thomason, Eddie Walfon, Roberf Ward, Jimmy Youngker, Joe wL,. xo, . 0A!6lAOWL6l CA6ll9f6l Row I: Alexander, F. Anderson, L. Anderson, Basse, Row 4: Mayo, lvlcMahan, Morgan, Mueller, Niclcelson, Beeby, Blair, Bransieller. Nighfengale, Ross, Snider. Row 2: Campbell, F. Cummins, W. Cummins, Ewing, Row 5: Slarlc, Summerour, Thomason, Walker, Wallon, Glynn, Goodall, Harris. J. Ward, R. Ward, Wheeler. Row 3: Howard, lnnis, A. Janssen, I. Janssen, Johnson, Knight Lewis. i.s,fs.7.m1 lmlzzu f Q 2 rfb' www-ww 4, MRS. A. H. KUHLMAN LELAND HURST Hosless Presidenl Kappa Alpha aspiranfs Billy Neal and John Bush prepare lo pour af a privale lea parly in honor of pledge brorher Gaylord Glover . . . munfs The word, keep if down his neck! OFFICERS LELAN D H U RST Presidenl MARK DRAPER Vice-Presidenr Jaw 444. Kappa Alpha fralerniry was inilialed al Washinglon and Lee universily, Lexinglon, Va., in December, l865. Kappa Alpha is now lhe only fralernily of The many founded wirh a vowed soulhern inlenlion. There are 75 chaplers on leading campuses Through- oul Dixieland. Bela Xi chaprer of Kappa Alpha order was inslalled March I8, I92O, Jrhe second nalional frarernily lo be eslab- lished al Oklahoma A. 84 M. MEMBERS Barlow, Jerry Fowler, Arlen Carr, Tom Harper, Wesron Carler, Niles Harrison, R. D. Cafes, Earl Hermes, Richard Cafhey, Lee Hursf, Leland Cobbs, Ross Jones, Jack Corn, Richard Neil, Don Cougler, Don Poinls, Tom Downs, Scoily Randolph, Howard Draper, Mark Rifchie, Tom Drisko, Herb Symonds, H. N. Drisko, Richard Thomas, William Eclgerlon, Jack PLEDGES Budd, Joe Cales, Earnesf Claybaker, Ken? Conway, Paul Davis, Warren EllioH, George Ernce, Charles Evans, Bill Glover, Gaylord Jedlicka, Roberl Kidd, Dean Lindslrom, John McLaughlin, Bill Minnick, Bill Neal, Bill Radebaugh, Neil Riggs, Hank Roush, Jack Sfivers, Dee Wallace, Bob Williams, John Winham, Gene Yanlis, Bill HERB DRISKO Secrelary LEE CATHEY Corresponding Secrelary TOM POI NTS Treasurer SCOTTY DOWNS Social Chairman Page 3I6 Eta, 26 Cjlapfw Row I: Barlow, Carr, Carier, Cafliey, Claybalcer, Row 4: Lindslrom, lvlinniclc, Neal, Nell, Poinls, Rade- Cobbs, Conway, Corn. baugli, Randolph, Riggs. Row 2: Couqler, Davis, Downs, Draper, C. Drislio, R. Row 5: Rilcliie, Roush, Slivers, Symonds, Wallace, Wil- Drisko. Edgerlon, Ernce. Iiams, Yanlis. Row 3: Ford, Fowler, Glover, Hermes, Hurst Jedliclca, Jones, Kidd. MRS. B. J. BRUCE EDWARD GIBBS HosTess PresidenT i X F . Fun in bed . . . MahaTTey looks wisTTul, BuTler ToTals Tompkin's Toes, Ray CoTTon sleeps wiTh booTs on . . . reTired Kappa Sigs all. .jczyolaa igma Gamma Psi chapTer oT Kappa Sigma was charTered on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in May, l920 and is one OT The l26 acTive chapTers oT The TraTerniTy. Founded by Tive sTudenTs aT The UniversiTy oT Virginia on Dec. IO, l869, The membership oT The Tra- TerniTy has since grown To a number exceed- ing 65,000 men. MEMBERS Allen, William A. AusTin, Charles A. Biggs, Odie Blumer, Harry M. BuTler, RoberT M. ' Calkins, James S. CoTTen, Edward R. DeWiTT, RoberT A. Dinwiddie, James S. Duncan, Thomas W. Ferrell, Donald F. Gowdy, Billy Ray Heiligman, Richard Helms, Andrew E. Holloway, Harlan D. Hord, Lawrence T. Inbody, Roy Dean Johnson, Ben N. Johnson, Billy C. Johnson, Johnny M. JohnsTon, Ralph S. Bliss, Donald E. Bradley, Barney A. Colquhoun, George Coleman, Jerry L. Copper, Howard F. CoTTen, Lewis D. Cunningham, John E. Douglas, Neil H. Ellis, Ben F, ir. Himes, Gary C. LargenT, Charles M. MarTin, Bobby L. McClain, Fred E. McFadden, John D. PLEDGES Jones, RoberT H. KeTchum, RoberT D. Kimbell, James A. Kirk, DwighT A. McCuisTon, Thomas H. McGinnis, DelberT H. McMahon, David N. McMahon, Donald J. MahaTTey, James D. Mohler, Thomas F. Miller, John C. ir. Morris, John R. PresTon, Thomas B. Thomas, Owen R. Tompkins, Roy C. Turner, Calvin L. VanDevenTer, James A Warriner, Clell C. ir. WaTkins, RoberT E. Williams, Thomas R. WolTe, Francis B. MclnTire, LeighTon, R. McNulTy, James J. McNulTy, Larry E. Neville, Donald M. Nicholas, Bud Norman, Donald A. Parker, RoberT A. Robinson, Ronald E. Taylor, John R. Taylor, Gary B. Terry, William C. Thompson, John E. ir. SmiTh, Sammy K. SpraTT, VicTor M. OFFICERS . CHRIS EDWARD GIBBS PresidenT LAURENT WAYNE SMITH Vice-PresidenT M. JULIAN NORRIS SecreTary DAN G. WHITE Treasurer CULVER MOE MasTer oT Ceremonies JIM MAHAFFEY Social Chairman Page 3I8 Row I Row 2 Row 3: Row 4: Ausiin, Biggs, Bliss, Blumer, Calkins, Coleman Colquhoun, Cooper, E. Coiien. L. Coiien, Cunningham, DeWiH, Dinwiddie Douglas, Duncan, Ellis, Ferrell, Gibbs. Gowcly, Heiligman, Himes, Holloway, lnbody B. N. Johnson, B. C. Johnson, J. Johnson, John- sron. Jones, Kefchum, Kimbell, Kirk, Largeni, Mahaf- fey, Marlin, McClain, McCuis+on. Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: amma ,Qii CAEPQP McFadden, D. N. McMahon, D. J. McMahon, J McNul+y, L. McNul+y, Miller, Moe, Mohler Morris. Neville, Norman, Norris, Parker, Pilgrim, Preslon Robinson, l.. Smilh, S. Smifh. G. Taylor, James Taylor, John Taylor, Terry Thompson, Tompkins, VanDeven+er, Warriner While, Williams. 11.17 1mmf w l4 nq l 14-7- MRS. GEORGE WHITTENBERG CHARLES T. GlLMORE Hosfess PresidenT oliamgja T saw... Lambda Chi Alpha, oldesT social TraTer- niTy on The campus, was Tounded November 2, l909, aT BosTon UniversiTy and charTered aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. in January, l9l7. Today, Lambda Chi is The largesT social Tra- TerniTy in The world, having I36 chapTers. The TraTerniTy colors are purple, green and gold The Tlower is The whiTe rose. in 'TT TT . A-111 Lambda Chi lcibiTzers Orwig and lverson and dummy SmiTh ponder parTner Bloomer's chance while waiTing Tor Byrd To lead Through dummy To cohorT STovall. OFFICERS CHARLES GILMORE PreSidenT KENN ETH COE Vice-PresidenT GEORGE BURKITT Social Chairman JACK KEHR SecreTary WALTER JENKINS MEMBERS Bishop, Earl E. Kehr, Jack H. Blevins, Gary King, John R. Bonham, GriTTin E. Laclcie, Henry H. BurlciTT, George C. LipperT, Donald E. Byrd, RoberT L. MapheT, John A. Campbell, Donald B. McArThur, Gale Champlin, Charles D. McGee, RoberT F. Childress, G. Herman Morgan, RoberT L. Coe, KenneTh H. O'DelI, Warren D. Cummings, Charles R. Orwig, David L. Dale, Charles D. Pechin, Edgar H. Dickson, David J. Sewell, Richard K. Dieman, Wendell R. SiTTel, Melvin C. Gilmore, Charles T. SmiTh, Billy V. GoeTzinger, George E. Sfeele, RoberT E. Grieves, RoberT E. STewarT, Richard E. Gruber, Thomas J. STouT, Edward Hash, Paul G. STovall, Joe M. Henderson, Wilbur H. Toler, George G. ir. HeTherly, H.Jimmy Tucker, Donald C. HuTchison, Don L. ' Van Derwiele, J. M. Iverson, Donald J. Ware, N. D. Jenlcins, WalTer D. Weelcs, David L. Johnson, Bruce G. Wood,John C. PLEDGES Acree, John Adams, John P. AusTin, Earl B. Berner, David Blumer, Eldon C. Bradley, J. B. Cochrane, Carl L. Coolc, Eugene Crossman, Richard Dean, Bob Dovell, Jasper Ericson, Richard Gordon, Joe Hulse, Max Jones, Jerry C. Nelson, Bill Seay, RoberT Secor, Guy A. Sherad, Earl G. Sloan, Gene Thompson, Harry Turner, J. D. Williams, K. L. Williams, O. H. Wilkerson, John -85, --...Q m--..,,N Treasurer Page 320 Row Row Row Row Acree, Adams, Ausiin, Barbieri, Berner, Bishop Blevins, Blumer, Bonham, Bradley. BurkiH, Byrd, Campbell, Champlin, Childress Cochrane, Coe, Cook, Crossman, Cummings. Dale, Dean, Dickson, Dovell, Ericson, Fleming Gilmore, Goefzinger, Gregg, Grieves. Gruber, Hash, Henderson, Heiherly, Hill, Hoff, Hulse, Huichison, Jenkins, Johnson. Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: ,mia ai.. flaps. Jones, Kehr, King, Lackie, Lipperi, Maphei R. E. Morgan, R. L. Morgan, Mulvaney, Orwig Pechin, Seay, Secor, Sewell, Sherod, SiHle Sloan, N. Sfewarlr, R. S+ewar+, S'rou+, Siovall. Thompson, Toler, Tucker, Turner, Vanderwiele Weeks, Wilkerson, K. Williams, O. Williams Wilson, Wood. gl -, MRS. D. R. MacLEOD FAY WILLIS I-IosTess PresidenT IT musT be Sunday! Look aT Those whiTe shirTs. OFFICERS FAY M. WILLIS PresicIenT CI-IARLES F. SPRAGUE Vice-PresidenT PAU L YAR D SecreTa ry JIM GUYER Treasurer DON WILSON Sociai Chairman GEORGE MILUM SchoIasTic Chairman U Page 322 We ,ibegfa jim Phi DeITa The+a was Tounded Dec. 26, I848, aT Miami universiTy, OxTord, Ohio, as The second member oT The Tamed Miami Triad. There are now lI2 chapTers in The UniTecI STaTes membership oT was esTabIished I2, I946. The bIue and whiTe carnaTion. Adams, Bob Adamson, Geraid AIcoTT, James Bryan, ChrisTy Bryan, Don CarIson, ArThur ChenoweTh, Bill Cihak, Don Cowan, Gien Cozier, Jack Crawford, Jack CromweII, Bill Crumpacker, Wilson Francisco, Larry Gibson, Joe Guyer, Jim I-Ienshaw, Jim I-IoIIis, Cecil Jenicelc, John LamerTon, Park Leonard, Dave MaTThews, Mack AIIen, Charles Baggeriy, Jerry Brooks, John Church, Bob Danner, Bill Dyche, George EncIicoTT, BiII ETchison, Bill and Canada, wiTh a ToTaI over 70,000. BeTa chapTer on The A. 84 M. campus Dec. coiors oT The TraTerniTy are and The Tiower is The whiTe MEMBERS McNeiI, Arien Milum, George Nelson, Max O'I-IaIIoran, Norman OverTon, Bob PaTTerson, Don PoIIocIc, Pancho Price, Jim Price, Luke Ramey, RusTy Ringie, Roberf RoThe, Bob Sprague, MonTy Wade, I-Ienry Webb, Aiien WiIIis, Fay Willoughby, Sidney Wiison, Don Wines, Don WrighT, Don Yard, Paui PLEDGES Greene, Jim I-IousTon, John Lower, Aian KnighT, Joe Knox, Bob MiIIer, CharIes Speaker, John Yard, John Row I: Adams, Adamson, Alcoil, Allen, Baggerly, Row 4: Brooks, Bryan, Clwenowelh, Clwurclri. Row 2: Cihak, Cozier, Crawford, Cromwell, Crumpack- Row 5: er, Danner, Dyclie, Endacofl, Elclwison. Row 3: Francisco, Gibson, Greene, Guyer, Hedrick, Row 6: Henslwaw, Hollis, Houslon, Jenicelc. 0A!a,A0ma EM Czafolfer Knight Knox, Lamerfon, Leonard, Lower, Mal- flwews, Miller, Milum, Nelson. O'Halloran, Over-Jron, Pafferson, Pollock, J. Price, L. Price, Ramey, Ringle, Rofhe. Sprague, Wade, Webb, Willis, Willoughby, Wilson, Wines, Wright J. Yard, P. Yard. ,...a-1: nw-.wa 1 lainie:-ii-. ur. .M 1a1111g'xL1ll l f Ll' i IVA' fvs' MRS. RUTH CHRISTMAN DARRELL FAHLER Hosfess Presidenf . 15, -'M W ' ,.,, .. Aufumn weekend approaching, and Phi Kappa Taus add lusfer fo fhe brand new Nash wifh polish and fhoughfs of a cerfain Alpha Chi. OFFICERS J DARRELL D. FAH LER Presiclenf PAUL BOWERS Vice-Presidenf CHARLES BARRETT Recording Secrefary LYMAN J. LARRABEE Treasurer GEORGE McBRIDE Edifor F. IVAN GRIFFITH Social Chairman Page 324 WAZ .jczlalaa 61,011 Befa Kappa chapfer of Phi Kappa Tau was founded on fhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. cam- pus May I6, l9'49. Befa Kappa is one of 65 chapfers of fhe frafernify which was inifi- afed originally af Miami universify, Oxford, Ohio, on March l7, I906. The frafernify boasfs a membership over l6,000 men. lfs colors are harvard red and old gold: ifs flower is fhe red carnafion. MEMBERS Barreff, Charles Boswell, Jack D. Bowers, Paul Churchill, L. Keifh Dixon, Don E. Fahler, Darrell D. Gamble, Raymond l.. Gersfen, Jesse J. Griffifh, lvan Larrabee, Lyman McBride, George A. Raney, Lee C. Boyd, Doyle W. Burfon, Jim Clark, James W. Colberf, John F. Eason, Don Knox, Joe T. PLEDGES Redding, Paul B. Scharf, Howard L. Scoff, Roberf D. Seffles, Wayne R. Shapiro, Roberf Smifh, Wilbariks Sfouf, RoberfJ. Turrenfine, C. Marvin Walker, Donald J. Wolfe, Charles R. Dobson, Clayfon E. Lucas, Tom Schneider, Bernard Thomas, Richard E. Tillson, David F. Toomey, Paul A. M. 3. x L X X Eta Jew 5f,,,,f,,, Row I: Barrehl, Boswell, Bowers, Boyd, Burlfon, Clark. Row 4: Seffles, Shapiro, Smilh, Sloul, Thomas. Row 2: Colbert Dobson, Eason, Fahler, Gersfen, Knox. Row 5: Tilson, Toomey, Turrenline, Walker, Wolfe. Row 3: Larrabee, McBride, Raney, Redding, Sclxarf, Sco++. MRS. JOHN FLORENCE FRANK L, PRYOR I-IosTess President Eagle braces pooch while Osius braces selT . . . Pikes on parade in auTumn air rush parTy. OFFICERS FRANK PRYOR PreddenT TOM KELEI-I ER Vice-PresidenT LARRY OSI US SecreTary .HM MCCLHLAN Treasurer FRANK CARTER SergeanT-aT-Arms BUBSCRBNER SodaIChauman Page 326 I2 Jaw, vii, Pi Kappa Alpha was Touncleol on March I, l868 aT The UniversiTy oT Virginia by six young men who had ToughT againsT each oTher during The Civil war. Pi Kappa Alpha is among The Top IO TraTerniTies, claiming an even IOO chapTers and 37,000 members. Gamma Chi chapTer oT Pi Kappa Alpha was charTered on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus on May 3 I, IQ39. MEMBERS Anderson, Bruce McClellan, James Bulard, Don McCullough, Foy Burrows, John McDonald, George CarTer, Frank Osius, Larry ChrisTensen, Marvin Penny, Glenn Clark, Gene Prohaska, Ray Cochran, Frank Pryor, Frank Denney, Charles Rogers, STeve Eagle, Bill Russell, John Gibson, James Scribner, Jerrold T-ledges, Joe Snyder, Dick Hendricks, Bobby STroede, Dick I-IunT, William Waller, Bob Keleher, Tom Woods, Paul MarTin, Paul ZapT, Will PLEDGES Berryman, NaThan Bicking, Joe Carson, Bill Chesney, Bob Donovan, Harold DuTTon, Tom Jenkins, Duane Myrick, Roy Nicholas, Fred Rada. Lou Raus, Edwin Rebman, John Rogers, Buddy Romine, Fred Thurmond, Bill WalTon, John Williams, Bruce Wilson, Bill Young, Ralph amma 6A6l,9f2l Row l: Anclerson, Berryman, Bulard, Burrows, Carfer, Row 4: Myriclc, Penny, Pryor, Rada, Raus, Rebman, L. Clirislensen, Clark. Rogers. Row 2: Cochran, Denney, Eagle, Gibson, Hedges, Hen- Row 5: S. Rogers, Russell, Scribner, Slroede, Thurmond, riclcs, Hensley. Waller, Wallon. A Row 3: Hunl, Jamison, Jenkins, Kelelwer, Marlin, lvlc- Row 6: Walers, Williams, C. Wilson, W. Wilson, Clellan, McDonald. Woocls, Zapf. H' .. 11212 5 E 'iff' T- f- . Q . .,, ,..: .,,::. . .. : .i f ra V :-f . .. .. ' f' ' fr 1 ' Jew, r A , Lgl'VL6L .MOAQ 5 ,y fgl gjv ,k. ,: , gg ,I ,rl ,,,,, Q 5 . Bl 1 ,,'V -'b, 7 T ::: ' 3 5 - '.-1 - - - S snirs f In - , B . . rrl as . is l 1.. MRS. KATHERINE C. WOODS JAMES HEMBREE Hosless Presidenl Young and McCune in coslumes from our ol lhe pasl wifh com- panion in coslume from our ol This world . . . Sig Alphs al Gaile de Coeur ball. OFFICERS JAMES HEMBREE Presidenl RICHARD THOMPSON 1961, OVL Oklahoma Mu ol Sigma Alpha Epsilon was eslablished on The A. 84 M. campus in I93 I. Il has come lo hold a posilion ol leader- ship among The Tralernilies on The campus. SAE is proud ol ils record ol Tour slraighl inlerfralernily sporls championships. SAE is known nalionally as a singing lralernily and Oklahoma Mu has won lhe inlerlralernily sing for The pasl Iwo years. MEMBERS Balcer, Ray Felron, Bob Nicholson, Paul Beale, Jim Gallup, Lanny Onsfol, Neal Bell, Jerry Harber, Dwighl Parlon, John Bourland, Bill Box, Monlie Breisch, Bill Brown, Bob Burk, Arr Burler, Don Canlrell, Jim Capps, Carl Capps, Jack Carmichael, Joe Carpenter, Jack Chaprnan, Fred Charval, John Clark, Richard Complon, Jack Cooksey, Jerry Cowden, Buddy Davis, Ted Devine, Jimmy Diacon, Terry Douglas, Bill Edsel, Ray Elworlhy, Fred Everelr, I-larold Anderson, John Blair, Jim Boqenschulz, Bob Boyles, Jack Bridges, Jerry Brown, Joe Brown, Ray Carey, Harold Carroll, Jim Garde, Bob Geurkink, Jack Haws, Berl' Hassler, Ferd Halheway, John Hembree, Jim Higginbolham, Don Hobson, Dewey Hoecker, Lawrence Horne, Bob Horne, Roy Jackson, Roy Jones, Mike Kesler, Bob Knudsen, Fred Lee, Rodney Loosley, Don Malone, Frank McGilliard, Dare McGlamery, J. C. McLean, Buddy Milam, Bob Monger, O'Dell Moore, Pal Moore, Tom Moser, Hugh Nanny, Joe PLEDGES Hill, Ronald Horne, Rex Houdek, Tom Kamp, Raymond Kenr, Kenneth Kruger, Noel LaMar, Don Leonard, Glenn Malone, David Mallick, Bob Merrell, Bill Monk, John Nirns, Dean Vice-Presidenl FREDRIK KNUDSEN Secrelary RODN EY LEE Pearson, Paul Pickens, Boone Price, Bob Price, John Revell, Jack Robinson, Ed Rogers, Tom Selh, John Sharp, Jim Siler, Bill Silvy, Charles Sirrel, Dick Smifh, Bryanl Smilh, Phil Taylor, Jim Tharpe, Gere Thompson, Richard Veazey, Bill VonDrehle, Dick Warson, Jim While, Don Word, Howell Yadon, Dick Young, Don Young, Jim Pearson, Ronald Quinn, Wendell Reed, Rex Shawn, Tommy Sigler, Jim Thompson, D. L. Vandergriff, Leroy Webb, Phil Webb, Sianley Willham, Richard Woodcock, Jim Wyrrick, Gene Treasurer TED DAVIS Correspondenl ROBERT KESTER Social Chairman Page 328 Row Row Row Row Anderson, Beale, Bell, Bogenschulz, Bourland, Box, Boyles, Breisch, Bridges, A. R. Brown, J. E. Brown, L. R. Brown. Canlrell, Carey, Carmichael, Carpenler, Car roll, Chapman, Charval, Clark, Cooksey, Cow den, Currie, Davis. Diacon, Douglas, Edsel, Everell, Fellon, Garde, Geurkink, Hassler, Ha+field, Hafheway, l-laws, l-lembree. Higginbolham, Hill, Hobson, Hoecker, R. A Horne, R. l-l. l-lorne, R. W. Horne, l-loudek Jackson, Jones, Kamp, Kenl. Row Row Row Row Olfazioma Wu C!Lal9fer Kesler, Knudsen, Kruger, LaMar, Lee, Leonard D. Malone, F. Malone, Mallick, McGilliard McLean. Monger, Monk, J. Moore, P. Moore, Moser Nanny, Nicholson, Pearson, Price, Quinn, Reed Revell, Robinson, Rogers, Selh, Sharp, Shawn Sigler, Smifh, Taylor, D. Thompson, R. Thompson Vandegrifi, VonDrehle, Wafson, Webb, While Willham, Woodcock, Word, Wyrrick, Yadon Young. 4, .x aux , 17 , 1m1wya.Lzu ,. .1-1 . ,L-f... as ' 4.g. MEMBERS M RS HAZEL HOLLINGSWORTH l-losless DONALD P. SCH NAKE Presidenl' Browning and Ezell show up in sharp conlrasl 'lo Sig, largesl single campus chesl conlribulor . , . and owner. He's ugly and l'hey're nol. OFFICERS DON SCHNAKE Presidenl M ERT CROSTON Vice-Presidenl JOHN BORN Secrelary DICK THIELEN Treasurer DICK HULL House Manager DOUG WARNER Social Chairman Page 330 igma C65 Gamma Della chapler of Sigma Chi has been a leader on lhe Oklahoma A. 81 M. campus since ils inslallalion in l922. Na- lionally acclaimed one of lhe lop social ira- lernilies in America, lhe familiar while cross has been The badge of over 65,000 college leaders. The lralernily colors are blue and old gold. The while rose is lhe nalional llower. Allen, Dick Bace, Clarkson Baker, Boyd Benson, Harry Blessing, Roger Born, John Brannon, Russell Brown, Larry Brown, Lee Bulger, Mack Calhey, John Colverl, John Croslon, Meri Davidson, Jim Davis, Randolph Dealherage, Bob Ernsr, Ted Greer, Max Grodsky, Sid Harris, Bob Hiall, John Huffine, Don Hull, Dick Ash, Milfon Bace, Jack Baker, Bill Bunyard, Jerry Cox, Bob Devero, Dick Gardner, Ralph Gosnell, Frank Jones, Harry Kelley, Jack Kroll, George Labadie, Slan Lillie, Charles Lovell, Jim Marshall, Gene Masel, Max Milchell, Richard Mock, John Moore, Bill Moore, Pal Morgan, Bill Norman, Jim Pace, Russel Percy, Harry Peterson, Dwayne Pralher, Slan Proudlove, Jerry Reische, Gordon Rice, Brooks Rose, Glenn Rosenaur, Bill Rowe, Wayne PLEDGES Green, Don Johnson, Jim Kirkpalrick, B. Labadie, Milfon Lockspiech, R. A. Loy, Sam McLeod, Jack Markham, John Savage, U. G. Schnacke, Don Schullz, Jerry Seward, Jim Shaw, Charles Shinri, Ollie Simcoe, Bill Sollers, Jim Sfephens, Avery Swank, David Teel, David Thielen, Dick Thomas, Frank Tucker, Bill Valer, Jerry Vaughn, Kenny Vernon, Doug Warner, Doug Waiss, Ted Washinglon, Gene DeWalleville, Dick Williams, Bob Williams, Phil Seward, Dick Simms, Barry Smifh, Norman Slephens, Sleve Thielen, Bob Vrooman, Roscoe Walson, Jack Wells, Paul Row Row Row Row Allen, Ash, C. Bace, J. Bace, Baker, Benson Blessing, Born, L. M. Brown, L. l. Brown. Bunyard, Cafhey, Colverl, Cox, Croslon, Davis, Dealherage, Devero, DeWaHeville, Ernsl. Gardner, Gosnell, Green, Grodsky, l-larris, Holmes, l-lull, Johnson, Jones, Kirkpalrick. Kroff, M. Labadie, S. Labadie, Lillie, Lolspeich Lovell, Loy, Markham, Masel, McLeod. Row Row Row Row 6U'I'LI'l'L6l E840 CA6l,9f8I Mi+chell, Mock, B. Moore, P. Moore, Morgan Norman, Pelerson, Pralher, Proudlove, Reische. Rice, Rose, Rowe, Savage, Schnake, Schullz J. Seward, R. Seward, Shaw, Shinn. Simms, Smilh, Sollers, S. V. Slephens, V. A Sfephens, Sulron, Swank, Teel, T. Tucker, W Tucker. Valer, Vaughn, Vernon, Vrooman, Waiss, War- ner, Washinglon, Walson, Wells, Williams. 4m m f 1 'ff ffffflirwf' Q1 H MEMBERS Page 332 MRS. ALlCE WALKER ROBERT LEMON Hosless Presideni Sigma Nu's resurrecl an old Scollish cuslom for iaking advaniage ol a periecl day . . , Okay. Lucy, pul your shoes onl OFFICERS BOB LEMON Commander W. D. MANAHAN Lieuienanl-Commander ELMER CONNELL igma M, Sigma Nu was founded al' Virginia Mili- lary inslilule in i869 and was known as The Legion of Honor. From l'his nucleus grew +oday's l07 chaplers in 46 slales and Cana- da wiih a iolal membership exceeding 60,000. Ocl. l8, l920 was lhe dale oi in- slallalion of Epsilon Epsilon, chapler 97 ol Sigma Nu, on lhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. cam- pus. The fralernily's colors are black, while and gold: lhe llower is lhe while rose. Adams, Homer Bechlold, Roberl Black, Torn Bland, Roberi Boggs, Charles Braifhwaiie, Galen Brafcher, Sam Gregg, Jerry Grindslaff, Kendall Grover, Jack Haller, Bob Henderson, Jim Hill, Neil Hogan, Douglas McMakin, Grover Medder, Roy Price, Sluarl Pruelf, Dresslar Reed, Joe Sindl, Jim Sorey, Tom Bufler, Bob Hoppe, Leland Slalen, Hi W. Buller, Earl Humphrey, Bill Tanner, John Camp, Hi lhrig, Charles Taylor, J. B. Chadwick, Bob Chapman, Bob Chilwood, Bob Connell, Elmer Dunn, Nelson Durrell, Bill Eisle, Bob Fealherly, Henry Arringlon, Snowde Bellis, Henry B. Billingsley, Jim Bolion, Bob Bounds, Sam Davenporl, Jack Doebler, Robert Epps, Bernie L. Fowler, Tom Goales, Dean fi Juslice, Neil Lawrence, Bob Lemon, Roberl Manahan, W. D, Marlin, Gabe S. McDonald, Richard McElroy, B. J. PLEDGES Harper, Jack Hawkins, Douglas Heavner, Louis Hendricks, Ronald Higgins, Virgil Hildinger, Dean Hildinger, Gene Kennan, Ted Kilmer, Roberl Loosley, James Thomas, Dexter Thompson, Charles Tillman, Jim Tourlellolle, Dick Vandegrifl, Jim Van Doren, Kennelh Wixson, Douglas R. Wrighi, Clarence McGee, David Miller, Harry Morrison, Mike Nesbill, Galyn C. Paflerson, James H. Palferson, Wayne Pendergraff, Preslon Pendlelon, Jay Roach, Max Tingley, Edison T. Treasurer BOB BECHTOLD Recorder JlM HENDERSON Chaplain BILL HUMPHREY Pledgemasler Row Row Row Row Arringfon, Bechfolcl, Billingsly, Black, Boggs, Bolion, Bounds, Braifhwaiie, Breidenbach. B. Builer, E. Builer, Camp, Chapman, Chiiwoocl Coles, Connell, Doebler, Dunn. Durrell, Eisele, Ewbanlc, Feafherly, Fowler, Goaies, Gregg, Harper, HaH'er. Hawkins, Heavner, Henderson. Hendricks, Hen son, Higgins, L. Hilclinger, V. Hilclinger, Hogan Row Row Row Row Agfkfiklft 629554211 Czafalfer Humphrey, lhrig, Jusiice, Kilmer, Lawrence Lemon, Loosley, Manahan, Marlin. McGee, Mclvlakin, Meador, Miller, Morrison Nesbiii, J. Pafferson, W. Paiierson, Penclergraff Penclleion, Price, Reed, Rhyan, Roach, Sindl' Sorey, Siafen, Tanner. Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tillman, Tingley Tourlrelloffe, Vandegrilf, Van Doren, Waiers Wixson. 'rrwifff lr x 'za' 1: rlr ..gx fmwr. M., .. , 1 l .ami Lux f, 11,111. 5 MEMBERS MRS. A. M. HOUGH HosTess i i.i1--wifes: ...e,-l,,mi- I' sm... i ' iiiffiflfbliigigsi .: gfsxefaiu ,, .ii .W .,,.. . iriwfs fi, 2 Sq ' my - r Y, v fri nsgagggg f. 5. in . i . . . ,ii - -f.,-Qzfliflsiirg, . if .Z , ' . 1 :T . . : me . 4 I. 3 -:Z ,,.. ,,.- V i Lgmd AL The UniversiTy oT Richmond was The Tounding place oT Sigma Phi Epsilon TraTer- niTy on Nov. I, I9Ol. Today iT has IO4 chapTers and over 35,000 members. Okla- homa Alpha oT Sigma Phi Epsilon was Tounded on The A. 8: M. campus April 3, L, ,L . :w .1- T' -5, 'SN I , ' 12Q:i'5,:f-prQ .-Tj.' I fiiisf -Tr ai? 'A fl . s' 1 gglrrfimfyw 15 m mm.-- .sis-Q - ,.ss5i- me Qfimi?iAeQiT.wg,' wiii f if ' of .Z-' :Fife il '.a f.f'ff, f .5 Zi fiiiflwiiif . ,,,.,,.. . ffl gl . - ,. I ' f'EW-5w,r,..,jlif e Qi 5 ' r',.,,yfsfg,gigf if ' - .si mmsw wi-. -'s 5.4-ns. .I , . .. ,ns-Q . 1 5121 5.24.1-5 -gp ai PresidenT Paul Seeley shares an inTeresTing leTTer wiTh Carl Legg and Don Bobelc. OFFICERS EARL CASN ER PresidenT PAUL SEELEY Vice-PresidenT BOB HARRISON CompTroller WA LIE R BEATTY Recording SecreTary PHIL VISEU R Corresponding SecreTary JACK GIVEIXIS Social Chairman Page 334 I92O. Since This Tounding over 600 men have been iniTiaTed. Colors oT The TraTerniTy are purple and red, The golden hearT is The TraTerniTy badge. Baker, Rod BeaTTy, Waller Benzel, Bob Bobek, Don Brancleberry, Bob Calnan, Don Carlson, Ron Casner, Earl Casner, KeiTh ChrisTopher, Jim Cochran, Woody Cox, Jack Davis, Herb Doan, Clark Dry, F. A. Evans, Tom FosTer, Dave Genzlinqer, Bryce Adams, Chuck Bowlware, Bill Churchwell, John Clack, Dick Davis, J. C. Day, John Gaesser, Frank Grabko, John Harf, Conrad Hawkins, Bryan Givens, Jack Groom, Keiih Harrison, Bob I-luTchison, Bob Jernigan, Larry Kessler, NewT Lawrence, Bob Leard, Terry Legg, Carl LeonharT, Glenn Loellelholz, Regie Love, Harold Mace, Tom Miller, Jack Miller, Jim Odor, Paul Olds, Joe PLEDGES Holderman, Dale I-Iowe, KeiTh HunTer, Gerald Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Ron Marsh, Bill Marsh, Bob MalTbie, Dean McKelvey, Jack Navickas, Tony Owen, Torn Ragsdale, Clyde Reynolds, Evan SchoenieIdT, Emil Seeley, Paul Sowers, Hal STafford, Tom STone, Hugh Ticer, Jim Treadway, Durrell Viseur, Phil Wall, Bob Ware, John Warlick, Dale WebsTer, Jerry Williams, Joe Williams, John WrighT, Mark Wurlh, Chuck Ogden, Harold Paulfry, Dale Powell, Jack Rabon, Ron RalsTon, Ralph Reinkemeyer, Joe Ridgeway, Jerry Scoggin, Arlhur Taber, John Wafson, Jack Row Row Row Row Baker, Bea+'ry, Benzel, Boloelc, Bowlware, Brande- berry, G. R. Brown, R. Brown, Carlson, Casner. Chrislopher, Churchwell, Cochran, Cox, Davis, Day, Doan, Evans, Fosier, Fournier. Gaesser, Genzlinger, Gill, Givens, Haddock, Harrison, Hari, Hawkins, Holderman, Howe. Hughes, Huichison, Jernigan, P. Johnson, R. Johnson, Kessler, Lawrence, Leard, Legg, Leon har'r. Row Row Row Row OLKJLOWLG .!449Ad C!L6ll9tEl Loelilelholz, Love, Mace, Malrloie, B. Marsh, R. Marsh, Jack Miller, Jim Miller, Moore, Odor. Ogden, Olds, Owen, Paiurerson, Powell, Raloon, Ragsdale, Reinlcemeyer, Reynolds, Ridgway. Ralslon, Schoenleldl: Scoggin, Seeley, Sowers, Siafford, Slone, Ticer, Tracey, Treadway. Visuer, Wall, Ware, Warliclc, Websier, J. A. Williams, J. R. Williams, Wrigh'l', Wurih. lil 7 M, Q - zu , f ,1 .J ii- ln,sFW--MM.w 11 Lf.-W...... 1.1 s-. ' f.-W...-W., .. 1 ,- DURWOOD ANDERSON Presidenr Lynn McCaImonI' Tires The hearih wifh assisi' from Royce Currieo. OFFICERS DU RWOOD ANDERSON Presidenr LLOYD ALABACK Vice-Fresidemk WILLIAM PLATT Secrerary WINSTON N ESSELRODE Treasurer LYNN MCCALIVIONT I-Iisrorian CHARLES OVERSTREET Social Chairman Page 336 - , jan .jczlaloa 62055411 BeI'a Gamma chaprer of Tau Kappa Epsi- Ion was insIaIIed aI Oklahoma A. Xa M. coI- Iege, Feb. I, I947. II represenrs a Irarerniry of 85 chapiers and 20,000 members. Founded ar IIIinois Wesleyan universiry in I899, Ihe IraIerniIy's colors are cherry and gray. The red carnarion is Ihe IIowerq Ihe badge is a scroII surmounred by a Iriangle. MEMBERS Alaback, LIoyd Anderson, Durwood ByIer, OrviIIe Cook, Edward Daily, Ralsfon Dalion, Bob DeCorIe, Ernie FerreII, Howard KimberIin, Jack Kubik, Bob Lancasier, BIII Mafihews, Don IvIcCaImonI, Lynn Nesselrode, Wins'I'on Oversfreef, Chuck PIaII, BIII Poppe, Ray PorIerTieId, Chuck Reeder, Bob RoIIier, Bruce Spencer, Fred Spencer, Torn Sferling, Van WiIIiams, George PLEDGES Boe, Bill PIaII, Jim Currieo, Royce SaIyer, Bob Kirks, EIIis Smirh, Bud Kuehnerf, DoyIe Thompson, Larry Lane, Jack Ward, Don Olinghouse, Francis Em mm Clapfef Row I: Alaback, Anclerson, Boe, Cook, Currieo. Row 4: Overslrreei, J. Pla++, W. Pla++, Poppe, Rollier. Row 2: Daily, Dalfon, DeCorJre, Ferrell, Graham. Row 5: Spencer, Slerling, Sluarf, Thompson, Ward, Williams. Row 3: Kimloerlin, Kubik, Lancaslrer, Mafflwews, McCal- mon+. z 1 L' f7T W ' V1 1' 'MWWQWQYWFT 1 MRS. GENEVA BROOKS ROBERT l-lARDlN l-losless Presidenl Loolcs lilce an Ada from Decalorn bouncing up al Thela Chi gaming lalole. OFFICERS BOB HARDIN Presidenl' DON MAC KAY Vice-Presidenl RICHARD DOTSON Secrelary DELBERT CLANCY jim Qi Thela Chi, founded April IO, l856, is one of lhe oldesl lralernilies in America. Gamma Zela chapler was inslalled May 3, I947. The fralernily now has IOO chaplers wilh 36,000 members. The pin is a coiled ralller wilh crossed swords. The fralernily colors are mililary red and while: The flower is lhe red carnalion. MEMBERS Adams, Richard Ayers, S.T. Bergman, John Blaine, David Clancy, Delberl Conrad, Charles DeBlalcer, Charles Dolson, Richard Drain, Edgar Duncan, Lloyd Fosler, Richard George, Frank Gervais, Bernard Grandinelli, Gene l-lope, Roberl Jones, Johnny Lakin, Russel Loolcoul, Charles Mackay, John Anderson, Roberl' Bailey, Joe Besl, Randall Billings, Gayle Buffinglon, William Clingan, Roberl PLEDGES Malernee, Roy Malm, l-lerberl Pavlich, Joe Penninglon, Richard Psaros, John Searles, Charles Sedor, George Selig, Charles Smilh, Donald Suchan, William Talley, Richard Tansel, Donald Temmer, Harry Thompson, James Usher, William Ward, Barlon Wessel, Kennefh Williams, John Winborn, Roberl' Fearnow, William Fills, William Johnson, Noel Jumper, Jack McFarland, Donald Treasurer ROBERT WINBORN l-lislorian LLOYD DUNCAN Social Chairman Page 338 6lWLWL6L , 6Adl9t6I Row I: Adams, Anderson, Ayers, Bailey, Bergman, Best Row 4: Jones, Jumper, Loolcoui, Malernee, Malrn, Mc- Blaine. Farland, Pavlicli, Psaros. Row 2: Buiclinglon, Clandy, Conrad, DeBlalcer, Dolson, Row 5: Searles, Selig, Sucl1an,Talley,Tansel, Ward, Wil- Drain, Fearnow. Iiams, Winborn. Row 3: Pills, George, Gervais, Grandinelii, Hardin, Hope, Johnson. MRS. J. WYTHE WALKER EDWARD P. EDMISTON Hosfess Presidenf flee. JQPPQ plan Nu chapfer of Thefa Kappa Phi was founded af Oklahoma A. 84 M. college, May 2, I937. Recognizing fhe need of an organ- izafion for Cafholic men, a group of under- graduafes af Lehigh universify founded fhe frafernify Ocf. I, l9I9. Nu chapfer af A. X4 M. was formerly known as Befa chapfer of fhe Eriers unfil if received a charfer. Thefa Kappa Phi has 22 nafional chapfers. The frafernify colors are red, silver and gold and fhe flower is fhe columloine. Thefa Kappa Phi's swinging in high gear fo gef acfivifies rolling during rush dafe. OFFICERS EDWARD EDMISTON Presidenf AL BUSEDU Vice-Presidenf JOHN HAYDEN Secrefary MATT LAMER Treasurer JOHN ERWIN House Manager BOB BUCK Social Chairman 3 Page 340 MEMBERS Bolcorney, Wayne L. Lamer, Maffhew B. Bradley, Jerrold E. Langley, James D. Buclc, Bob R. Liberi, Vicfor R. Busedu, Alberf McDole, Roberf G. Cody, Thomas J. McGraw, Roberf G. Compfon, Thomas J. McGraw, William Connery,Thomas A. Morgan, RoberfJ. Edison, Leo F.ir. O'Connor,James A. Edmisfon, Edward P. Rifchie, James J. Ervin,John W. Sferba, Paul E.ir. Felber, Melvin A. Sfufz, Roy L. Glavin, James I. Vogelsberg, RoberfJ. Hayden, John H. Williams, Neil B. Hays, Leo R. Wohlfarfh, Howard K. Heinz, James B. Wolff, Roberf Hufnagel, Paul Zablafnilc, Gabriel Johnson, John PLEDGES Bolcorney, Balmer Cavanaugh, Gregory Coffey, Tom Cullen, Vicfor Eishen, John Fasciano, John Hallenbeclc, Byron Hallenbeclc, Roberf Hargrove, Fred Hufnagle, Harry McGraw, Gene Puroff, Jerry Sonfag, Paul Taylor, Roloerf Tifus, James Zeiders, John N. Q at-ei S Ella YQ 1lumll rn fs1 1! WM Clapfef Row I: G. Bolcorney, W. Bolcorney, Bradley, Buck, Bus- Row 4: H. l-lufnagel, P. l-lufnagel, Johnson, Kniglwf, edu, Cavanaglw, Cody. Langley, Liberi, Logsdon. Row 2: Coffey, Complon, Connery, Cullen, Edison, Ed- Row 5: lvlcDole, Morgan, O'Connor, Rifchie, Seerey, rnisfon, Eiscluen. Smillm, Sonlag. Row 3: Ervin, Fasciano, Felloer, Hallenbeck, Hayden, Row 6: S+erloa, S+u+z, Taylor, Ti+us, Williams, Wolwl- Hayes, l-leinz. farflw, Wolff, Zablalnilc. gwmw,gwg,f,,f-lm4 ,7fiivl xv- ::.n1,-f,,,:1- ,4-ig Myrefmfmvhmq :1 f W.-,.,,,...,,,MW,,- Row I: Ferrell, RoberT, Loy, Sam, Lucas, Thomas, Boyd, Doyle, Knox, Bob, l-lendriclcs, Ronald, Boe, William, Ward, Don, Berner, David, UelTschey, Charles. Row 2: Conway, Paul, Piersall, Dean, Radebaugh, Neil, Orr, Glenn, Davis, John: PaTTerson, Wayne, Terry, William, Jumper, Jaclc, Bailey, Joe, Pendergra'l:T, PresTon, l-limes, Garry. Row 3: Beeby, Roy, Thurmoncl, Bill, Geurlcink, Jack, Myriclc, Roy, Mueller, l-lenry, WaTson, Jaclc, Shaw, Gene, lvlcKnighT, John, Hallenbeclc, RoberT, Burk, Richard, Wiclcizer, Carl. .yntephatefnlfg p Ullfflflfclf OFFICERS The lnTerTraTerniTy Pledge council, sponsored by The lVlen's lnTerTra- -T TerniTy council, is composed oT The presidenT and an elecTed repre- RONALD HENDRTCKS senTaTive Trom each oT The TraTerniTy pledge classes aT Oklahoma A. 84 Presldeni lvl. College. The pledge council has iTs own consTiTuTion and acTs sep- BOB KNGX araTely Trom iTs sponsor. VlCe'P'eSlde T MeeTing on alTernaTe Thursdays in The STudenT Union, The council Bll-L BOE malces policy recommendaTions To The parTicipaTing pledge classes and SeC ei'a'Y'T'eaSU e assisTs Them wiTh Their organizaTion problems. RONALD HENDRICKS, PresidenT The presidenTs oT The council are selecTed successively Trom The Tra- TerniTies in order according To Their insTallaTion daTe on The campus. The vice-presidenT and The secreTary-Treasurer are elecTed by popular voTe Trom The membership oT The council. WiTh The cooperaTion oT The Men's lnTerTraTerniTy council and The Women's Panhellenic council, an annual ribbon dance is held immedi- aTely Tollowing rush weelc To honor new pledges oT The sororiTies and TraTerniTies on The campus. The annual lnTerTraTerniTy Pledge council dance was held in The STu- denT Union ballroom Feb. 9. Music was Turnished by The VarsiTonians. Row I: Askew, Suzie: Beshears, Vera: Fodrill, June: ForsTer, Sandra: l-lair, PaTg Jelsma, BeTTye. Row 2: Julian, Peggy Jean: Kramer, Nancy, Mcl-lenry, Clariceg Myers, Mary MargareT: Page, Donna: Pember, JaneT. Row 3: Pickrell, Joyceg Ribble, Anng STauTTer, ElmerTa1 Thomas, Jeanne: WhiTe, Mary Alice. Noi' Picfuredz Williams, DoroThy. !9ozn!ae! enic oomci Women's Panhellenic council, composed oT The presidenT and one delegaTe Trom each oT The nine naTional women's panhellenic TraTerni- Ties on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus, works direcTly wiTh The oTFice oT The dean OT women. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To mainTain on a high plane, Tra- TerniTy liTe and inTerTraTerniTy relaTionships and To cooperaTe wiTh The college auThoriTies in Their eTTorT To mainTain high social and scholasTic sTandards. The council acTs as a Torum Tor The discussion oT guesTions oT inTer- esT in The college and TraTerniTy world and makes The rules which govern rushing, pledging and iniTiaTion on This campus. Each women's TraTerniTy helps sponsor one oT The annual panhellenic proiecTs during The school year. Among These proiecTs are The panhel- lenic workshop, which was designed To Take The place OT The annual regional convenTionsg The alTruisTic program, which gives insTrucTion on presenT day quesTionsg The Campus chesT drive: The panhellenic spring recepTiong rush bookleTsg oTFicers' Teas and Junior Panhellenic council. OFFICERS MARJORIE BLACKBURN PresidenT VERA BRASHEARS SecreTary SAN D RA FO RSTER Treasurer MARJORIE BLACKBURN, Presidenl' MRS. I. J. ADY JANET PEMBER I-losTess PresiclenT Sock hop reduces a man's running power. Jan Walker and Mari- iane Rupe have sTrong Toe-holds on Their men, OFFICERS JANET PEM BER PresidenT ANN HILTON Vice-PresidenT MARY SUE WAY SecreTary JO ANNE SPRINGER Treasurer BARBARA BARKER Pledge MisTress BETTY BURRIS Social Chairman Page 344 .fg69!wL 14018966 Alpha Chi Omega was Tounded OCT. I5, l885 aT DePauw uniyersiTy, and There are now 76 acTive chapTers. Gamma Epsilon, The 69Th chapTer, was insfalled on The Okla- homa A. Xr M. campus in I947. The oTTicial badge is a lyre oT gold wiTh Three diagonal TwisTed sTrings. The colors are scarleT and olive green and The Tlower oT The TraTerniTy is The red carnaTion. MEMBERS Barker, Barbara Mosby, RuTh Ann BarTleTT, PaT Pernber, JaneT Boyd, Marilee Pugh, Jane Burris, BeTTy Rowley, Diane Byers, Mary Jane Rupe, Mariiane Conway,Jo Ann SmiTh, Mary Dean, PaT Snider, Joanne Devero, Jeanne Springer,Jo Anne Dixon, Margery STephens, Grace I-lawkins, Arlene Thompson, PaTTy I-lilTon, Ann Walker, Jan I-luTchison, Joyce Way, Mary Sue Jelsma, BeTTye Wells, Jane Kelle, Maxine WhiTe, PaT Maneval, Joan Williams, Barbara Mauzy, Marcia Williams, Delores Melaugh, Joanna Williams, Nancy PLEDGES Bell, BeTTye Jo Bodenhamer, Pal' Bymer, BeTTy Deyer, Emily Dixon, BeTTy Farris, Wanda Gray, Mary Allen Kelle, Erma June Kelle, Verna Laws, Alice Leigh+y, Ann Powers, PaTsy Sanders, Ann Senn, Merilyn STewarT, BeTTy ThornTon, Jackie Troop, Mary PaT Ward, Mary Jane Young, Ann amma giofiidxn 6Aa,9lfer Row I: Barlleil, Barker, Bell, Boclenharner, Boyd, Burris, Row 4: Melaugh, Mosby, Pember, Powers, Pugh, Row- Byers, Bymer, Conway. ley, Rupe, Sanders, Senn. Row 2: Dean, Dever, Devero, B. Dixon, M, Dixon, Ealon, Row 5: Smilh, Snider, Springer, Siewarl, Slephens, Farris, Gray, Hawkins. Thompson, Thornlon, Troop, Walker. Row 3: Hillon, l-luichison, Jelsma, E. Kelle, M. Kelle, V. Row 6: Ward, Way, Wells, While, B. Williams, D. Wil- Kelle, Laws, Maneval, Mauzy. liams, N. Williams, Young. , -g , -f Page 346 MRS. BEULAH ALMOND CLARICE Mcl-HENRY Hoslfess Presidenl Pal Hughes, Barbara Arnold, Beverly Gallord, Joanne Woodside. Cherie Delherage and Pal Scruggs lurn boolcworm. OFFICERS CLARICE Mcl-IEN RY Presidenl CARROL HURST . A, .E arre, . Vice-Presidenl JUNE Horelon Recording Secrelary in M ELMERTA STAUFFER Corresponding Secrelary CHARLOTTE INSLEE Treasurer BEVERLY GAFFORD Social Chairman ,aria QM, Alpha Della Pi was lounded al Wesleyan Female college, Macon, Ga. on May l5, l85I. Since I85I, 79 aclive chaplers have been lounded. Alpha Omicron chapler was inslalled al Oklahoma A. X4 M. college in I92I and was reinslaled in l93I. Alpha Della Pi colors are azure blue and while and lhe lloral emblem is lhe violel. Alpha Della Pi is preparing lo celebrale ils cenlennial anniversary in June. MEMBERS Adamson, Nancy Belknap, Milzi Boolh, Jane Casad, Barbara Chambers, Barbara Delherage, Cherie Ellison, Pal Salford, Beverly Higdon, Carol Higdon, LaVerne Holley, Jean Horlon, June l-lursl, Carol Inslee, Charlolle Arnold, Barbara Brady, Albyrn Copeland, Lorella Frieclmann, Mary Jo Haas, Joan Harris, Margarel Hogue, Belly Holley- Helen Hughes, Pal Jell, Beverly Mallbie, Wanda Marsh, Suzanne PLEDGES Jones, Dorolhy Krall, Joan Lovell, Pauline McCle-ndon, Janice McHenry, Clarice Mclnlyre, Pal McViclcers, Mariorie Pilcher, Doris Powell, Marilyn Randall, Kalherine Slauller, Elmerla Suil, Palsy Vilm, Sara Kay Walls, Mary Faye Milburn, Donna Morlon, Rulh Ann Randall, Jackie Schmidl, Kaye Scruggs, Pal Slewarl, Helen Swearengen, Pal Tacker, Sue Tomlinson, Vera Faye Webber, Barbara Woodside. Joan .!44.'JA6l Omicron 6Aa,,oIfer Row I: Adamson, Arnold, Belknap, Boolhe, Brady, Ca- Row 4: Mallbie, Marsh, IVlcClendon, McHenry, Ivlcln- sad, Chambers, Copeland, Delherage. Jryre, Mc:Viclcer, Milburn, Morlon, Pilrcher. Row 2: Ellison, Frieda-mann, Gaflord, Haas, Harris, C. Row 5: Powell, J. Randall, K. Randall, Schmidt Scruggs, Higdon, l.. Higdon, Hogue, H. Holley. Slaulfer, Slewarf, Suit Row 3: J. Holley, Horlon, Hughes, Hurst lnslee, Jeff, Row 6: Swearengen, Taclcer, Tomlinson, Vilm, Walls, Jones, Krall, Lovell. Webber, While, Woodside. MRS. OREN DeARMOND JOYCE PICKRELL I-Iosless Presidenl u-A Chi Omega beauly parlor, slalled by Mimi Webb, Marlha Hoover and Merky Miles, gives service lo Carolyn Bunle. OFFICERS JOYCE PICKRELL Presidenl FLOIXIELL NORTI-IROP P li . 'Sly . A' M , Q -I IIJUVF. Hg BEVERLY WHITE LOVELL Secrelary MARGARET KLEIN Treasurer JOANNE HOLCOMBE Pledge Mislress HELEN LEWIS Social Chairman Vice-Presidenl Page 348 CAL mega Chi Omega lralernily was lounded April 5, l895 al lhe Universily ol Arkansas, by live charler members. Chi Omega now has l IO chaplers and a membership near 47,000. Tau Bela, which was lhe 49+h chapler, was inslalled al A. 84 M. in l92O. The while carnalion is lhe ollicial llowerg cardinal and slraw lhe colors. MEMBERS Q , fwxviifli ii il Anderson, Phyllis Arnold, Annelle Barham, Bonnie Barkhursl, Anila Bell, Kalhryn Brown, Virginia Carringlon, Mary Ann Corey, Irene Couller, Phyllis Cox, Nancy Cox, Sue Darr, Barbara Drake, Donis Duncan, Juanila Duncan, Mary Ann Durkin, Frances Foddrill, June Franklin, Audrey Fuller, Peggy Hewlell, Marilyn Holcombe, Joanne Hoover, Marlha Lou Ihrig, Shirley Anderson, Mariorie Baker, Mary Ann Boeckman, Wilma Bunle, Carolyn Conroy, Belle Conslanl, Tanya Copeland, Margarel Darr, Sue Douglas, Belly Duncan, Bobbie Gibbs, Barbara Gibbs, Belly Lou I-Iamillon, Ann Hill, Palli Joyce Hogue, Jere Hopper, Teddy Klein, Margarel Kurland, Delores Lewis, Helen Long, Mary Lovell, Beverly McKinney, Kay Miles, Meredelh Miller, Vivian Moore, Joan Nidiller, Toi Norlhrop, Flonell Osborn, Gayle Pickrell, Joyce Preslon, Joan Rool, Dolores Ryan, Marlha Slallord, Marilyn Vassar, Marilyn Walsh, Carol Webb, Marilyn While, Shirley Wimer, Suenell Hurlbul, Jane Johnson, Helen Kay, Jo Ann Land, Harriell Lange, Willie May Lewis, Palli Lumly,Cl1arIyne Nolley, Billye Randall, Peggy Ryan, Margie Weins, Marlene While, Jeanne Wilson, Marlene York, Marilyn Zaloudek, Jerry Lou airs 'ms Row Row Row Row M. Anderson, P. Anderson, Arnold, Baker, Bar- harn, Bell, Boeclcnnan, Boggs, Brown. Bunle, Carringlon, Conroy, Conslanr, Cope land, Corey, Couller, N. Cox, S. Cox. B. Darr, C. Darr, Douglas, Drake, B. Duncan, M Duncan, N. Duncan, Durlcin, Foddrill. Franlclin, Fuller, B. J. Gibbs, B. L. Gibbs, Hamil lon, Hewlell, Hill, Hogue, Holcombe. Row Row Row Row dll, Eta 6AH,l9f8I Hoover, Hopper, Hurlbul, lhrig, Johnson, Kay, Klein, Kurland, Land. Lange, H. Lewis, P, Lewis, Long, Lumley, Mc- Kinney, Miles, Miller, Moore. Niclifler, Norlhrop, Nolley, Osborne, Piclcrell, Preslon, Randall, Roof, Margarel Ryan, Marlha Ryan. Sfaflord, Vassar, Walsh, Webb, While, Wiens, Wilson, Wimer, Yorlc, Zaloudelc. f -i s1..- -, xv ,.ngu -.lpn mgvf 41, 1' v 1 , . ., MISS RENA FOWLE DONNA PAGE l-losless Presidenl a Zia Della Zela was founded al Miami univer- sily, Oxford, Ohio, Ocl. 20, I902. Alpha Epsilon chapler of Della Zela was eslab- lished on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in l922 andre4ndaHedin l94l. DeHa Zelas Mn,a Romanlamp wnhlpurpeadsallhe base and a dianuand nilhe Harne,is a lan- gible symbol of lhe fralernily's slanding for lhe lngh anns ol lnenddnp, semdce and loyally. MEMBERS Bassell, Donna l-larris, Jane Brown, Nila l-laskin, Janibelh Bryan, Maxine l-lorlon, Palli Carpenler, Ann Hudson, Norma Clingan, Margie Johnson, Evanell Davison, Ann Julian, Peggy Jean Sandy, Margarel Page, Donna Garey, Rila Wallon, Naomi PLEDGES Abell, Lorefla Johnson, Jane Bryan, Peggy Lynn Johnson, Madelon Carpenler, Mary Ellen Logslon, Pal Click, Helen Maxine Marks, Wanda Faye Doerner, Sue Unruh, Wilda Maxine Bryan, Pal Logslon and Palli l-lorfon enioy lhe plighl' of pair! Elgzal-,ew Anne Vvebbnjo Lee new pinmales Donna Page and Charlie Frank, Chained +0 porch post Foughi, Pal Wolf, Margarel OFFICERS DONNA PAGE Presidenl PATTI HORTON Vice-Presidenl' JANlBETl-l HASKIN Social Chairman MAXINE BRYAN Recording Secrelary ANN CARPENTER y N Q F . M Fu A, Corresponding Secrelary rfsfgf s - , -- f2W,g'w, ' N.,,,W A ' - v---P RITA GAREY gage 3 e, f fn'-3 w!,: ew ef A , , QW , xr., 1 P - fa: me W -Q i P-My ,X f' ' if Wi ' ' ' 'K' f 'wg Q. ff? 'U' WNNHT VA -N f i x F f P ima ' J ' i , .x-, A ' we-svflfgi F s E . K 'i ,,.f Q f 55 A , A ,LQ ,f ,VA I 'ii WV ilk' lff M M- ir' r ,,iq' Q11 Vu in :K if? J,ff'1-wi' 1 '- ' ff-Q 5 A 3 I w e ff ' Q Q- - Y P 350 f3f,,,,g,5:e L k A3iE? 1t . e , age i 5753 A ' ' D f-- L is ,, , - -film .fdgoga 529556214 Cjfaalolfer Row I: Abell, Bassell, Brown, M. Bryan, P. Bryan, A. Row 3: Gandy, Garey, l-larris, l-laslcin, l-lorlon, l-ludson. Carpenler. Row 4: E. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, Julian, Row 2: M. Carpenler, Click, Davison, Doerner, Fair, Logslon, Marks. Foughl. Row 5: Page, Unruh, Wallon, Webb, Wolf. sww4,:mu meme. 4 . MRS. AARON BRIGGS NANCY KRAMER I-losTess PresidenT JQPPQ Mika ,7Agfa Kappa Alpha TheTa was Tounded Jan. 27, l87O aT DePauw universiTy, GreencasTle, Indiana, and now has 75 chapTers. BeTa ZeTa chapTer was esTablished July 3, l9l9. The TraTerniTy badge is in The Torm oT a kiTeq The colors are black and gold and The Tlower is The black and gold pansy. The aims oT The TraTerniTy are inTellecTual, social and moral growTh. MEMBERS ,rf , T A 25 i s, I ' a I sg? QMs.Q?l , V 567,11 .V jj I A, ,5 jj, r Kappa Alpha TheTa's gang sTairway To see who's daTe came in jEd.-NoTice haw ready-To-go They arell OFFICERS NANCY KRAMER Blackburn, Marianne Blackburn, Marjorie Blakely, Barbara Belles, La Wanda Bowker, Joan BurTon, Margie Casey, MargareT Clack, Joan Cross, MargareT Dickson, Ann Emery, Sally Evans, Nancy Fisher, PaTTy Goom, Beverly I-larrison, Florelee I-leTTner, Ann I-lendricks, Joan l-lill, MargareTAnn I-luTcheson, Jane Johnson, Earlene Kline, BerTie Kramer, Nancy Abbey, PaTricia Boyles, Barbara Conner. Margie CrosTon, Ina Culver, BeTTe Finch, Barbara Florey, Alice Ann Ingram, Susie KeuchenmeisTer, June La ForTune, Susie Langley, Mignon Laughlin, Wilma Mack, Marilyn PLEDGES Laird, PaTricia Lewis, Charleen McCoy, AniTa McCoy. RuTh McMurry, Donna Mee, Marjorie Miller, Marilyn Morse, Norma Lou Mounger, Marjorie Murphy, Joan Noble, Laura Palmer, Ann ScheeTz, Jo Ann Shinn, Coleen STevens, Carolyn Warner, DoroThy WaTlcins, Peggy Weaver, Jane Wiegman, Joan Williams, DoroThy Willis, Claudine McDonald, Azalia McKinney, Jacque Morse, Marilyn Noble, Louise RooT, Sue Runyon, Jeanneann Sanders, Mary Alice Sears, Mary Ann Swim, Sally Taylor, Maureen Taylor, VesTa Rose Winans, Shirley Zaloudek, Joan PresidenT BEVERLY GOOM Vice-PresidenT MARIANNE BLACKBU RN . X 1 Recording SecreTary A ' JAN E I-IUTCI-IESON Corresponding SecreTary BARBARA BLAKELY Treasurer JOAN BOWKER Social Chairman Page 352 Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Marianne Blackburn, Marjorie Blackburn, Blake ly, Bowker, Boyles, Burlon, Casey, Clack, Con ner. Cross, Croslon, Dickson, Emery, Evans, Finch, Fisher, Florey, Goom. Harrison, l-lefllner, l-lendricks, Hill, l-lulcheson, Ingram, Johnson, Kramer, Kuechenmeisler. Row Row Row Row Zin. Zia Clapfw Langley, Laughlin, Laliorlune, Lewis, Mack, A. McCoy, R. McCoy, McDonald, McKinney. McMurry, Mee, Miller, M. Morse, N. Morse, Mounger, Murphy, Laura Noble, Louise Noble. Palmer, Rool, Runyon, Sanders, Scheelz, Sears, Shinn, Slevens, Swim. M. Taylor, V. Taylor, Warner, Walkins, Weaver, Wiegman, Winans, Willis, Zalouclek. .iLn.ix111.. 1 ling H X ,K ,,, , 11.I.m- V ww-Wqm 1 ' ' Ai'-mv h ' f MRS. H. B. NEWMAN ANNE RIBBLE l-losTess PresidenT Eleanor Mair geTs humorous sounds Trom phone andfor walkie-Talkiesf' OFFICERS ANNE RI BBLE PresidenT MARIE PAN NACCI Vice-PresidenT MARY LOU TI LLER SecreTary CLARITA SEAMONDS Treasurer NANCY Tl-TOMASON Social Chairman MARIAN WELTER l-lisTorian Page 354 Ja... E8 Ad The TirsT women's panhellenic TraTerniTy on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus, Kappa DelTa was Tounded aT Virginia STaTe Normal college OcT. 23, l897 and received iTs char- Ter aT A. gl M. in I9I9. NaTional chapTers now number 79. The diamond shield is The TraTerniTy badge, The colors are olive green and whiTe and The Tlower is The whiTe rose. MEMBERS Allen, Rosemary BarTon, Jimmie Ann Beshears, Vera Blake, Nancy Bowlware, Carolyn Cohn, l-lelen Cooper, Bobbie Crewson, DoroThy DearsTon, Jo Ann De Mar, Darlene Durbin, CaTl'ierine Grove, Rilla GunTer, Ayeril SuThrie, Jo l-iarTgrayes, Joyce l-larvey, June llaTcher, Rosemary l-linchey, La Dena Lindsey, Julia Low, Frances fvlair, Eleanor Alsup, Ra Donna Banks, Mary Born, Marilyn Budd, Shirley ClodTelTer, Cherie Cobb, Carolyn Glasgow, Nancy l-ledges, PaT l-lesTer, Mary Holden, June l-luTTman, Linda Jackson, Norma Jedlicka, Diane Lewis, Jerrie MinTon, Barbara Murphy, Marilyn Nienhaus, Emily Pannacci, Marie PoTTs, Nancy Ravaioli, Dolores Ribble, Ann Robinson, Paula Seamonds, ClariTa Seamonds, Donna STewarT, Leila Thomason, Nancy Tiller, Mary Lou Turner, Mary Jo Wallace, Mary Ward, Leah WuesTenberg, Doris Jean WelTer, Marian WelTer, Virginia Wilson, PaT Wode, PaTsy Newby, Jane Phelps, Joyce Ramsey, Margie Ribble, Susan Rigg, Shirley SmiTh, Marlene Taylor, Suzanne Thomas, Joyce Thompson, Barbara Tiller, BeTTy Jane Turner, BeTTy TuTTon, Mary Ellen Woodson, Joann WyaTT, Vera Row Row Row Row Allen, Alsup, Banks, Beshears, Barlon, Blake Born, Bowlware, Budd, Cobb. Clodleller, Cooper, Cohn, Crewson, Dearslon Delvlar, Durbin, Glasgow, Grove, Gunler. Gulhrie, lllarlgraves, Harvey, Halcher, Hedges, l-lesler, Holden, l-lullman, Jackson, Jedlicka. Lawrence, Lewis, Lindsay, Low, Mair, Minlon, Murphy, Newby, Nienhaus, Pannacci. Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Wu Cjirapfw Phelps, Polls, Ramsay, Ravaioli, E. A. Ribble, S Ribble, Rigg, Robinson, Seamonds, Smilh. Slewarl, Taylor, Thomas, Thomason, Thompson B. Tiller, lvl. Tiller, Turner, Tullon. Wallace, Ward, lvl. Weller, V. Weller, Wilson Wode, Woodson, Wueslenberg, Wyall. MRS. TOM BRANSTETTER PAT I-IAIR I-Iosless Presidenr Devilish Joan I.eMasler gels plenly of cooperalion for a new siunl wifh Ihe dumb Waller. OFFICERS PAT I-IAIR Presidenr SU E SN ELL Vice-Presidenr NELDA PURNELL Recording Secrelary MARTI-IA MIDKIFF Corresponding Secrela ry 6Zl4'LWL6'L Kappa Kappa Gamma was Iouncled al Monmoulh college, Monmourh, III., Ocl. I3, I870. Della Sigma chaprer was inslalleol al' Olclahoma A. 84 M. college in The spring of I947. The golden Icey is lhe sororily symbol, The Ileur-de-Iis The flower, and darlc and Iighl' blue are Ihe colors. Kappa Kappa Gamma has 8I nalional chaplers wirh over 40,000 members. MEMBERS Midlclll, Marlha Moore, Shirley Ash, Mary Ellen Aslcew, Susie Brown, Joan Myers, Evelyn Dornboss, Ami Neale, Palsy Fisher, Saralee Gordon, Jody I-Iair, Pal I-Iarl, Merna Jo I-less, Doris Jacobsen, Colleen Jarboe, Joan LeMasTer, Joan Linlhicum, Delores Linfhicum, Margene Marlin, Marilyn Blue, Billie Brown, Barbara Crew, Carolyn Dense, Jean Fosfer, Mary Ann Gary, Mona Johnson, Barbara Kramer, Margarel Lacy, Marlha Lincoln, Sarah Miller, Barbara Jo McAIee, Janie McCall, Pal PLEDGES Payne, Caroline Phillippi, Kalheryn Price, Gayle Purnell, Nelda Rixleben. Elizabelh Sillel, Par Snell, Sue Snow, Marlha Slarlelbach, Diane Wells, Laurann Whilnell, Rulh Ann McCurIey, Virginia Moyse, Judy Pallon, Shirley Pearson, Ann Pernberlon, Carol Pilcher, Marlha Polls, Sally Reid, Carol Ruble, Lenelle Slivers, Paula Valer, Margarel An Wilson, Sandra Wrighl, I-Ielaine H CAROLINE PAYNE Treasurer MARTI-IA SNOW Social Chairman Page 356 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Ash, Askew, Blue, B. Brown, J. Brown, Crew, Dense, Fisher, Flilclcema, Posler. Gary, Gordon, Hair, I-lar+, Hess, Jacobsen, Jar boe, Johnson, Kramer, Lacy. LeMas+er, Lewis, Lincoln, D. Linlhicum, M Linlhicum, Marlin, McA+ee, McCall, McCurley, Miclkiff. 3461, 6!L6?,f9f8I Row 4: Miller, Moore, Moyse, Neale, M. Palron, S. Pai- lon, Payne, Pearson, Pemberlon. Row 5: Philippi, Pi+cher, Polk, Price, Purnell, Reid, Ruble, Siflel, Snell. Row 6: Snow, Sfalfelbach, Srivers, Valer, Vineyard, Wells, Whirnell, Wilson, Wrighi. 1 MRS. G. C. PARKER l-losless JEANNE THOMAS Presidenr i Mia, Mir Pi Bela Phi was founded ar Monmourh college, Monmoulh, lll., April 28, I867. Bela chaprer of Pi Bela Phi was esrablished al Oklahoma A. 84 M. in l9I9. The Pi Bela Phi pin is a golden arrow and The colors are wine and silver blue symbolized in Jrhe wine carnarion. Pi Bela Phi has 97 naiional chaprers rhroughoul The counlry. MEMBERS Tongue chewing Milzi Black shows iacks lechniques lo Wileela Paden, Paula Sue Nyswonger, Ann Wolfe and Joann Gaines. OFFICERS JEANNE THOMAS Presidenl' MARY CA ROLYN CRAWFORD Vice-Presidenlr MARY LOU ARMSTRONG Recording Secrelary RUTH MULLENDORE Corresponding Secrerary JOYCE Sl-lULTZ Treasurer JOYCE MCEARLAND Social Chairman Page 358 Nll f Adams, Mary Ann Armslrong, Mary Lou Barnes, Norma Black, Milzi Breckenridge, Louemma Brisler, Lau Bryan, Donna Jane Caldwell, Conlee Cooper, Ann Crawford, Mary Carolyn Crulchiielcl, Barbara Ennis, Charlolle Ezell, Jane Eorsler, Sandra Gaines, Joann Ooley, Vera Jo Gouin, Gayle l-larlan, Barbara Harper, Eleanor l-lill, Marilyn Lancasler, Lois Ann Lashley, Louise McFarland, Joyce McPeek. Carolyn PLEDGES Arringlon, l-larriel Bond, Virginia Carlson, Marcia Carver, Kay Charles, Chris Charvaf, Barbara Collin, Joan Crooks, Sue Day, Pal Ewing, JoAnn Glass, Kaihryn Goodpasler, Marguerile l-lackleman, Jane l-lankins, Nancy Moore, Belly Mullendore, Rulh Nyswonger, Paula Sue Paden, Wileera Puckeii, Gwen Puryear, Elizabeih Roberison, Jane Rounlree, Belly Segars, Jerry Lou Shannon, Mary Lou Shorf, Marilyn Shuliz, Joyce Sillers, Nancy Srnilh, Rosemary Sfevens, Beverly Sluarf, Margarel Taylor, Pai Thomas, Jeanne Thomas, JoAnn Walsh, Jean Wheeler, Pairy Rulh Williamson, Marlha Wolfe, Ann Humphrey, Doris Jones, Yvonne Lane, Jane+ Massey, JoAnn McMahan, Frances Palron, Jane Roberis, lna Jean Saverline, Celia Sinderson, Nancy S+eward, Joanne Taylor, Peggy Tolberi, Belly Ann Washinglon, Margarel Waikins, Sue Ann fr as r Q, weft?-'ff -W 'g ,4,j4,..,-- -- A X., Ns Row Row Row Row Adams, Armsrrong, Arringlon, Barnes, Black Bond, Breckenridge, Brisler, Bryan. Caldwell, Carlson, Carver, Charles, Charvai, Colzfin, Cooper, Crawford, Croolcs. Crufchfield, Day, Ennis, Ewing, Ezell, Forsler, Gaines, Glass, Goley. Goodpasier, Gouin, Haclcleman, Hanlcins, Har- lan, Harper, Hill, Humphrey, Jones. Row Row Row Row OA!a!L0ma Mhz Czalolfer Lancasfer, Lane, Lashley, Massey, McFarland Mclvlahan, Mcpeclc, Moore, lvlullendore. Nyswonger, Paden, Pairon, Puclcell, Puryear Roberls, Roberlson, Saverline, Seqars. Shannon, Shorr, Shulfz, Sillers, Sinderson, Smirh Slevens, Slreward, Siuarr, Jeanne Thomas. JoAnn Thomas, P. A. Taylor, P. Taylor, Tol- berr, Walsh, Washinqlron, Walrlcins, Wheeler Williamson, Wolfe. MEMBERS MRS. EMMETT WOOLSEY MARY MARGARET MYERS I-losTess PresidenT MoTher Woolsey Takes care oT The ZeTa Tlock. This'll really cure whaT's ailin' ya. OFFICERS MARY MARGARET MYERS Presiclenl' BETTY ROWLAND Vice-PresidenT MARY ALICE wi-ine SecreTary MARTHA DIXON Treasurer VIRGINIA EDWARDS HisTorian ALMA MILLS Social Chairman Page 360 Zlfa jan dare, ZeTa Tau Alpha was Tounded aT Long- wood college, Farmville, Va. OcT. l5, l898. Alpha Upsilon chapTer oT ZeTa Tau Alpha was founded on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. cam- pus April 20, I923. The TraTerniTy colors are Turquoise blue and sTeel gray, The Tlower is The whiTe violeT. ZeTa Tau Alpha now has 87 chapTers in The UniTed STaTes and Canada. Aupperle, Joan Brewer, ElizaIceTh Burrell, Laureen Crosnoe, Elizabefh Cunningham, Eva Jo Darlow, Jane Dial, Mary Margaret Dixon, Marlha Edwards, Virginia EilerTs, Lauree Friman, Gwen Gipson, Jo Helen Gorman, Mary Ellen Groneman, Dorothy Hagers, Jean Hagers, Joan Haney, Harol Deane Kerns, Gwenilh Laufheridge, Floyde Mackey, Helen F16 Moe, Bernadine Murphy, Kafhleen Myers, Mary MargareT Oldham, Ann Poplin, Donna Porr, Delphine Rowland, BeTTy Shaver, Pal' Slump, Nancy Websfer, Ann Flelcher, CaTherine Macy, BeTTy While, Mary Alice FleTcher, Jane Miller, Lillian WinT, LaJune Foshee, Frances Mills, Alma Wood, Jane PLEDGES Adams, Mary Lou Allen, JaneT Ausfin, Maryanne Barlow, Ann Barnharf, Dorma Bauman, MarTha Braddy, Gwen Bryson, Ollie CalyerT, Maude Carr, Darlyne CarTer, Ann Claqg, Helen Danne, Florence Davenporf, DoroThy Fiscus, OniTa HarTman, Sue Hilgenloerg, Yvonne Hill, Jimmie Joy Hillis, AleTa Houslon, PaT HunTer, Sue Kelly, RoberTa Kennedy, Jean Krug, Janet Lindsay, Mariorie Linebaugh, Sue Lowe, Paf Marrs, Shirlee Mclnnis, Peggy McNair, Peqgy Meeker, MargareT Miles, LaDean Miller, Arlone Morris, Carol Parks, Helen Pearson, Andrea Prince, Mary Sue Ryan, Mary Jane Scarborough, Neva Scharlach, Ann Shoup, Suzanne STancoTf, BeTTy Slanley, MargareT STephens, Helen Jo Sfory, Jerry Sue Wrighf, Mary Jo Wyan, Joan Row Row Row Row Adams, Allen, Aupperle, Ausrin, Barlow, Barn harl, Bauman, Braddy, Brewer, Bryson, Buerger. Burrell, Calverl, Carr, Carler, Clagg, Crosnoe E. Cunningham, R. J. Cunningham, Danne, Dav enporl, Darlow. Dial, Dixon, Edwards, Eilerlrs, Fiscus, C. Flelcher, J. Plefcher, Foshee, Friman, Gipson, Gorman. Groneman, J. l-lagers, J. l-lagers, Haney, Hari man, Hilgenberg, Hillis, l-lunier, l-luslon, Kelly, Kennedy. Row Row Row Row .xdgohz Madign 6A6'l,l9f8l Kerns, Krug, Lindsay, Linebaugh, Loughridge Lowe, Mackey, Macy, Marrs, McCalis+er, Mc- lnnis. McNair, Meeker, Miles, A. Miller, E. Miller Mills, Moe, Morris, Murphy, Oldham, Parks. Pearson, Poplin, Porr, Prince, Rowland, Ryan Scarbrough, Scarlach, Shaver, Shoup, Siancoicl Sfanley, Slephens, Siory, Slump, Waughial Websier, While, Winl, Wood, Wright Wynn R I F T M M C l PaTTon, Shirleyg Meelcer, MargareT' PaTTon, Jane, Kelle, Verna, Maclc, Marilyn: Davison, Ann. I V F y W bb B rbaraq Born, Marilyn: WhiTe, Jeanne, Ribble, Susan, McMahan, Francesg Sandy, MargareT: Troop, T M K y J lcq L mly, Charlyne Junior Panhellenic council, panhellenic Training program Tor pledges, is similar To The Women's Panhellenic council and is composed oT The pledge presidenT, a regular delegaTe and an alTernaTe Trom each OT The nine panhellenic women's TraTerniTies on The campus. The individual pledge class selecTs oTTicers according To The alpha- beTical order oT women's TraTerniTies on The campus. The group meeTs Twice a monTh in The STudenT Union. The purpose OT The Junior Panhellenic council is To acguainT pledges wiTh The organizaTion, purposes and acTiviTies oT senior panhellenic, To discuss problems common To The various TraTerniTy pledges and To develop a broader undersTanding OT leadership among all college groups. Junior panhellenic sponsored a drive Tor ChrisTmas giTTs Tor children supporTed by The sTaTe welTare board. These giTTs were disTribuTed among These needy and appreciaTive Oklahoma children. OTTicers oT The council Tor This year were Jane PaTTon, Pi BeTa Phi, Mary PaT Troop, Alpha Chi Omega, and MargareT Meeker, ZeTa Tau Alpha. RepresenTaTives Trom Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha DelTa Pi, Chi Ome- ga, DelTa ZeTa, Kappa Alpha TheTa, Kappa DelTa, Kappa Kappa Gam- ma, Pi BeTa Phi and ZeTa Tau Alpha compose The council. S M. rf ef Q 1 ff wk. DOR s ik x hn... M RS. ELN ORE GASSAWAY l-losless OFFICERS BILL NICHOLS Presidenl RU FUS MOCK Vice-Presidenl DALE PAYN E Secrela ry-Treasurer BERT GRAY JR. Social Chairman ED WYLIE Reporler 6llQJ'L8l l-lanner hall, buill in I925 and named in honor of Capl. Carler C. l-lanner, is celeloraling ils 25+h anniversary This year. l-lanner has long been noled for ils friendliness and congenialily. The Adop+ed Sons of The Sludenl Union, l-lanner, Thalcher and Norlh Murray, combined some of Jrheir social aclivifies during Jrhe year and held a buhfel dinner dance in lhe Sludenl Union ballroom. Page 364 Scearce checks news pa per. l-lanneriles qalher 'For a game of radio louch- down. Don Meeker explains fhe play . . . Joe Row Row Row Row Row Row GROUP I I: Smilh, Boyce: Ryan, Roberi: Cox, Roberf: Kaye, Sianley: Gilmer. Tom: Koslofsky, Marvin: Hicks, Paul: Gigoux, Jere. Row 3: 2: Ward, Gene: McKoy, T. Vv'.g Payne, Hillong Gray, Berl: GROUP II I: Mayes, Bill: Flowers, Joe: Alchley, H. Ray: Mooney, Billy: Row 3 Hearn, John: Pagan-Carlo, Caleb: Brodnilz, Ernesl: Rich- ler, Augusl: Mobley, Huberl. 2: Skidgel, John: Dedeaux, Louis: Haney, Bobby: Weaver, Row 4 Kennelh: Duncan, Charles: Hollingsworlh, Bobby: Murphy, Vann: Howell, Garland: Cox, Oris. GROUP III I: King, Donald: Paulfrey, Dale: McGee, John: Allison, George: Fuller, Thomas: Reding, Haskell: Lipperl, Ari: Cooper, Norberf, Bass, Neal. Row 3: 2: Harrison, Bobby: Wiley, Ed: Fullon, James: Frank, Regie Nichols. Bill: Gikas, Chris: Osborn, George: Floyd, Bill Scearce, Joe: McCarl'ney, Gene: Fiefz. Roberf: Vesl, Harry Banks, Douglas: Leard, Terry: Ayers, Joe. Trindle, Joe: lvlcCown, Bryanl: Salwaechler, Bill: Graham George: Carroll, Bobby: Loshbaugh, Dean: Jones, Jerry Myafl, Billy: Neighbors, Walfon. Kellner, J. lvl.: Shaul, Rollin: Wilmes, Richard: Bruion, Billie Winierbollom, James: Holloway, Max: LeVegue, Slanley: Townsley, Frank. nald: Ivlikles, Tom: Walfon, Don: Riggs, Bob: Young, Haskel-O'NeaI: Saflerfield, Floyd. Procior, Charles: Branom, Billy: Slephens, Willie: McCros- key, Loyd: Garrison, Roy: Geurin, David: Newberry. Willis, anws ef mi MRS. CLARE WILLIAMS Hosless OFFICERS HOMER WOODALL Presiolenl TED HUGHES Vice-Presidenl DARREL CAIVIERER Secrelary-Treasurer HAROLD WADE TOM HOLZBERLEIN Social Co-Chairmen jAdfCA8P Ad! Thalcher hall, one ol Iive men's dormilories al A. 84 M., was bull? in I925 and named for Jessie Thalcher Bosl, Iirsl woman graduale of Olclahoma A. 84 lvl. College. Used 'lirsl as a won'1an's dormilory and laler as adrninslralive offices and classrooms in Ihe navy Japanese language school during World war II, Thalcher hall was opened Io Ihe college men sludenls al The beginning of The fall Ierm, l946. I 1 Page 366 This is no+ so Iypical cross-sedion of college life. lI's Ihe classes Ihaf lcill The nighf life for Ihese fellas. Row I: Row I Row I: Row 2: GROUP I Tarver, Clyde: Goodman, Billy: Yoalcum, Harold: Hughes Row Ted: Ellis, Tom: l-lamro, Al: Camerer, Darrel: Gliies, S. Ax Rilcli, A. E. GROUP II Beyer, Frank: Walson, Wayne: Galegar, Roberf: Holzbere Row lein, Thomas: Sloabs, Wendall: Tillolson, Gordon: Andrea, Dave: Polwlman, Dan: Nigro, Richard. Row GROUP lll Lee, Bryan: Yeager, Richard: Epperson, Carl: Neely, John: Row Moore, Bob: May, Kenneflwg Wood, Jerry: Goldman, Aaron. Drewry, Kennelli: Uplon, James: Dimily, Dennis: Eqermeier Edward: Farley, Paul: Crosby, Gene: Jauclw, Ray. Kilpefriclc, Kennellig Kilpalriclc: Lesler: Kerr, George: An derson, Gene: Sloul, Wayne: Meyer, Eldon: Payne, Wil liam: Landes, Rlalplwg Grubb, R. L.: Collier, Norman, Molwon, Jesse: Lynch, Ed: Maxey, Jim: Carr, John: Scoll Samuel: Weelcs, Donald: Randall, Roberl: Scolf, Alberl Grillin, Billy: Wlwilecrow, Jake: Fauqlwl, Rendell: Lynn, An- llwony: Mullins, William: Breclclinq, Julius: Bales, Franlx Gandy, Eyerelf: Soleman, Roberl: Garlsell, Ben: l-'lamrnack Willis: Wallace, Jolnn. 'WWKH-lf X- Al.- gf '1-7' L. .g vvw, ., if MRS. L. C. THOMAS I-Iosless OFFICERS JAMES MORTON Presidenf I-IAROLD PEM BERTON Vice-Presidenl DAVID LITTLE Secrelary JAY LEE ALLEN Treasurer FRANK SESSIONS Social Chairman CMJ .ALJ Named in honor of I-larry B. Cordell, former presidenl of 'rhe slale board of agricullure, Cordell hall serves as one of Ihe larger dormilories on Ihe Olclahoma A. 84 M. campus. Since ils opening in I939, Cordell hall has housed navy personnel during The war and an overflow group of sludenls during Ihe immediale war period. Due Io The expanded living Iacililies which became available on 'rhe campus during Ihe pasl year, only 5 IO men are now assigned Io Ihis hall. Page 368 dance brings Ierrific business To 'rhe beverag deparfmenf. Coke 'fume-I Inlerrnission al I'he Cordell hall Row Row Row Row Ahring, Alexander, Aralci, Armslrong, Ashley, Ausfin, Baird, Balcer, Baldridge, Ball, Baugh. Benefield, Black, Bolgalz, Bowers, Branch, Brass- liield, Bryce, Bugh, Burche++e, Cagle, Carmaclc Carler, Cason, Cavin, Chambers, Cline, Clul fer, Coble, Collier, Copeland, Crall, Crawford Crilchfield, Crohan, D. Crulchlield, K. Crulch field, Cyperf, Daily, Davis, Dean, DeBord, De Foe, Devine. Row Row Row Row Cycle! J4! K Dodds, Dooms, Drake, Duncan, Dusfon, Eby Eclc, Edwards, Ellard, Ellis, Eng. Enoch, Erloar, Eslus, Favor, Ferguson, Filzgerald Flechs, Ford, Freeling, J. Fry, L. Fry. Fulcher, Fullen, Garner, Giachino, Gilberl' Good. Gooden, Goodhue, B. Graham, V. Gra- ham, Grassman. Gray, Greenfield, Grirlilh, Griggs, F. Hall, H Hall, W. Hall, Hanssen, Harper, Harrison, Har- shaw, C. Hasenbeclc. I M ,mmm I 1 W in H+ - 4 - M1 -fmglhzlwvwww fal .gl CMJ Aa! Row I : Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: H. Hasenbeck, Haynes, Hearn, Henderson, Her rian, Her'rl1, G. Hicks, J. Hicks, Highfill, Higlu lower, Hild. ' Hinkle, Hinron, Hinlz, Hood, Hooper, Horner, Housman, R. Hubbard, T. Hubbard, W. Hub- bard, Huggins. Hull, B. Hunr, H. Hun+, W. Hunl, Hu'r+on, Ice lnnis, lven, Jenkins, Jennings, Jones. Kalka, Kamnnerdiener, Keilbarllw, Kelly, Knox Kooken, A. Kouri, B. Kouri, Krisner, Kulwnen Kulawiec. Row Row Row Row D. Kullmann, G. Kullmann, Kunderr, Larado Ledinglon, Lee, Licklider, Lihlle, Lirllefield Longpine, Lovelace. Lowery, Lyon, Mabry, Macy, Mahan, Malek ghassemi, Manasco, Mannering, Marshall, Mar sron, Maffoon. McConnell, McLain, McLaughlin, McMurry McNeal, Mecorn, Mellon, Merkle, Miller, Mills Milrcnell. Moody, D. Moore, J. Moore, S. Moore, More- land, Morriserlr, Morlon, Myers, Nakayanna Nerf, Nelson, Nevius. Row Row Row Row Newfon, Nooner, Norfhcufl, Novak, Oakes O'Neal, Orr, Parker,.Parman, Pemberlon, Pen- dergraiur. C. Penninglon, R. Penninglon, Peler, Phillips Phipps, Piccolo, Pierce, Pilfrnan, Polls, Powell Purdy. Purnarn, Rachel, Ragan, Ralsron, Ramay, Reed Reise, Richardson, Richey, Rinker, Roberson. Roberjrson, Rojas, Ruiherlord, Ryland, Sallinger, Sanders, Searcey, Sewell, Sharp, lvl. Shuman W. Shuman. Row Row Row Row Ciwlef J! ff Simmering, Skaggs, A. Smilh, C. Smilh, F Smifh, P. Srnifh, W. Srnilh, J. A. Snell, J. R Snell, Solomon, Sparks. Siehle, Siowers, Sullivan, Tafum, Talyrek, Tav- oso, Taylor, Thornron, Treadwell, Trinka, Turner Ulley, Vicior, Walker, C. Ward, J. Ward Wealhersloy, Websier, Welborn, Wells, Whise- nanl, While. Whilehead, Whiimire, Whirney, Williams, Will sey, R. Wilson, R. J. Wilson, Wise, Wonderly York, Young, Zachary. 'W - 1.1.4411-i.1 im smsmf , MRS. LYDA TIDWELL Hosfess OFFICERS JIM FIDDLER Presidenl GENE DILLON Vice-Presidenf BENNETT EREENY Secrelary-Treasurer JACK MURPHY Social Chairman CHARLES MCRAY Reporler CLEM TUNELL Sporfs Leader Manila murray .Jqaf Norlh Murray is a smaller replica of The four-slory Georgian design 'Found in Murray hall. Af The beginning of The l949 fall semesler, Aggie co-eds abandoned The hall and I93 men look up permanen+ residence There. The dormilory was named in honor of William l-l. Murray, former governor of Oklahoma. Norlh Murray, along wilh l-lanner and Tha+- Cher, held a bulzfef dinner dance in Jrhe S+uden+ Union ballroom as one of ifs social aclivilries. Page 372 Look whal goes on over There nexf door. Screens are expendable when Norfh Murray boys wan? fo improve Jrhe view of Murray. Worlfla murray Aa! Row I: Arlenfranger, Billinglon, Budd, Burlson, Carney, Row 4: Nossaman, Ollersraller, Parlcer, Palclnen, Pear- Clarlc, Cline. son, Piland, Reed. Row 2: Dooley, Duncan, Elsebouglw, Essman, Gaddy, Row 5: Riggs, Rodgers, Sarfaly, Sims, C. Smillrm, G. Kouba, Lawson. Smillw, Slone, Summers. Row 3: Mandell, Marshall, Marquis, McClin+oclc, Mc- Row 6: Thomas, Tunell, Turner, Ullmann, Wait Wallon, Clure, McCormack, Mcllulilie. Warden, Walson. l..n.zl.3l .,x..-,, 7 il , KENNETH BRADSHAW, Presidenf Emmett JUL! The newesl men's dormilory on The campus is Bennejrl hall, home of over l,OOO Aggies. Aclually four small halls logelher forming one mas- sive building, lhe hall was named in honor of Dr. l-lenry G. Bennell, presidenl of A. 84 M. The dormilory has four living rooms and four dining hells which may be used Jrogelher or separalely. Page 374 Bandleader Eddie Ward chals wilh couples al Bennell hall dance held in fhe monslrous dormilory. 1 i Bennell hall, consisling of whal is aclually four small halls, was named in honor ol Dr. I-Ienry G. Bennell, Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. college presidenl for lhe pasl 22 years. These halls, each housing from 250 lo 275 men, logelher form one massive building. Buill around a masler kilchen, Bennell hall has a lolal ol 550 rooms, I2 sludy-library rooms, lour living rooms and lour dining halls which may be used sepa- ralely or logelher. I-lead residenl and hosless lor lhe massive slruclure are Mr. and lvlrs. lvl. G. Orr. Assisling lhem in crealing a gracious and friendly almos- phere are Mr. and lvlrs. Floyd lvlcC5lamery. Every residenl of lhe hall is a member of lhe Bennell hall residence organizalion which oper- ales under ils own conslilulion, elecls ils own officers and formulales hall policies and social funclions. A lew remaining war velerans, numerous alh- leles and freshmen are housed in Bennell. Oul ol lhis melling pol has emerged a complex bul dis- linclive sludenl body personalily. Cowbell ech- oes, viclory cheers, disgrunlled groans from slill courses and a cerlain amounl of reserved dignily characlerize lhis newly formed campus charac- ler. Sludenls crowd around lhe window ol one ol lhe Iwo main olilices 'ro receive lale mail. rlimeff Ala! J ww BENNETT HALL CABINET: Row I: Sizemore, Oral: Sliver, Charles: I-Iunfer, Bll Bradshaw, Ke-nnelh: James, Don: Emerson, Roberl: Sullivan, John, Coales, Joh Row 2: June, Reid: Rhine, Keilh: l-lannegan, Glenn: Wonderly, Don: Parsons, R b erl: Weedn, Auslin: Brown, John: Surrell, John. Row 3: Lynch, Roberl: Slearman, William: Wingfield, Jim: I-Iarris, Glenn. Bennell hall residenls pul forlh enough eihlorl lo lormulale one ol lhe besl conslilulions on lhe campus, and lo sponsor several ol The year's lop- nolch social funclions. John Brown, head of lhe Independenl lVIen's Residence council and Ted Schriber, senalor represenling independenl male sludenls on lhe campus, are bolh residenls ol Bennell l-lall. Leading The Bennell cabinel lhrough ils iirsl year, Kennelh Bradshaw, A. 84 S. senior from Red Oak, more lhan lulfilled his posilion as presi- denl in meeling and overcoming obslacles com- mon lo all new organizalions. Among Bennelliles lo be remembered are Mr. and lvlrs. Orr lor lheir canasla playing: Kennelh Bradshaw lor his leadership: John Brown for his many lires wilh an iron in each: lawyer Ted Schriber for innumerable poinls of order and easl wing leadership: chemisl John Coales for social side reaclions: Bruce Johnson and Don Tucker for being lhe Iwo men who spenl lhe leasl lime in lhe hall: Don James lor making more speeches and longer lalks lhan any olher vice- presidenl in lhe hislory ol lhe Uniled Slales, and Phil Fosler for being pin-ball man ol lhe year. Page 375 emwtf ff.-J Row I: A. E. Allen, A. W. Allen, Ames, Anslwulz, Aulio, Row 4: Brandeberry, Branson, Bredde, Brooks, Brown, Bailey, F. Baker, K. Baker, Baldridge. Bunyard, Camploell, N. Carson. Row 2: Balke, Banksron, Barnes, Beall, Bennelf, Berk, Row 5: W. Carson, Carfer, Carver, Cavender, Clwopp, Berlin, Berry, Besl. Chrislopher, Cink, Clark. Row 3: Biggs, Bigham, Bingham, Blackbird, Blake, Boss, Row 6: Clawson, Coleman, Collon, Cooper, Copelin, Bouse, Bradford, Bradshaw. Corlinglwam, J. Crawford, K. Crawford. ' Row I: Row 2: Row 3: CroclceH', Crupper, Crulclwlield, Culpepper, J Cunningham, R. Cunningham, Darling, Davis, Defoycl. Deupree, DeWal1', Dipenrima, Donceal, Dono van, Doly, Dow, Duel, Dumas. Duncan, Earnesr, Edson, Ellison, Ellio+'r, Evans, Eairless, Ferguson, Fisher. Emir J-fa! Row 4: Eoshee, Fowler, Eucci, Euss, Gaines, Gerkey, Gil- cl1ris+, Glazelorook. Row 5: Goldesberry, Good, Gollsclw, Gould, B. Green, R. Green, Hale, Haley. Row 6: Hall, Hamillon, Hanan, Haney, Hannegan, Har- ris, Haslcins, Haslrings. mi.Ll+m,:af,mg an 3a ll1 -1 f .faemcawnsi 1L1 . mmf ,AM Row I: Heinicke, Hendon, Hendrick, Henrichsen, Hes- Row 4: Jeffreys, D. Johnson, H. Johnson, J. Johnson, L kell, Hicks, Hill, Hobbs, Holderman. Johnson, Jonas, Jones, June. Row 2: Honegger, Hooley, Hope, Houdek, Hunler, Row 5: Kaupke, Kelchem, Kirkpalrick, Ladd, Langford Hurl, Hulchens, Hyden, lnksfer. Laub, Laubhan, Lauer. Row 3: lnnis, lwamasa, D. Jackson, D. J. Jackson, K. Row 6: Layman, Lealherwood, Leeper, Lehew, Lesler Jackson, Jaggers, D. James, P. James, W. Light Lindsay, Labough. James. Row I : Row 2: Row 3: Lolrspeich, Love, Lulow, Lures, Lynch, Lynn Madding, Manning, Marple. Marshall, B. Marlin, F. Marlin, P. Ma'r+hews, T. Marfhews, Malliclc, Maxwell, McCormick, Mc- Culchan. B. McGinnis, J. McGinnis, McGlamery, McKin- ley, McNeeley, Meador, H. Miller, J. Miller, J. C. Miller. Emmett Aa! Row 4: R. Miller, Mincher, Monfague, Monlgomery, Moyer, Muller, Murphy, Nelson. Row 5: Nichols, Nilckel, Nixon, K. Olmslead, R. Olm- sleacl, Owens, M. Parsons, R. Parsons. Row 6: Paflen, Paul, Pearson, Peery, Penick, Penwrighl, Perrier, Perry. elfmelflf cya! Row I: Pelard, Pefers, Pigg, l'l. Polson, l-l. Polson, Pol- Row 4: Sare, Sclioolcrall, Sclwooler, Seamands, Sessums sfon, Powell, Preslon, D. Price. Sellers, Shaffer, Shirer. Row 2: W. Price, Pruill, Purcell, Raymer, B. Redmon, R. Row 5: Slwobe, Slwuey, Sills, Silvey, Slanlcard, B. Smi'rl'i Redmon, Redwine, Reece, Reid. G. Smiflw, R. Smillw. Row 3: Rice, Richardson, Ringer, Rifler, Roberls, Rob- Row 6: R. Snnillw, Snyder, Spicer, Slamps, Sliver, Slory erlson, Ross, Ruedy, Sampson. Slreeler, Slrickland. Elflflieff Aa! Row I: Slurdivanl, Swan, Tabor, Tarvin, RA. Taylor, W. Row 4: Walsh, Ward, Weedn, While, Whilmore, Will, Taylor, l-l. Terry, M. Terry, A. Thomas. 6. Williams, J. Williams. Row 2: O. Thomas, W. Thomas, Thompson, Tilley, Tink- Row 5: J. F. Williams, Willis, Wilmes, Wilmolrh, Wing- ler, Tilsworlh, Toppins, Towles, Towry. field, Wong, Wiffmeyer, Womack. Row 3: Tyree, Tyson, Unbehaven, Underwood, Vincent Row 6: Wood, Wooderson, Worfman, E. Wrighl, K. VonDrehle, Vrooman, H. Walker, T. Walker. Wright Yales, Young, Zachary. Mn ,J S 1 n 'Y'- im 'Q Ili' -Mug Row I: Scarbrough, Norma: SuTherland, Sue: DeBardeleben, Barbara: Shaber, Peggy: Fox, BeTTy: AlTman, PaT: ShackelTord, Joanne: Parker, Ramona: McBride, Doris. Row 2: Prier, Orvella: CoTTey, PaT: Love, Dc-roThy: Hollander, DoroThy: Wiemer, Mary Ann: Parks, Carolyn: Yancey, Nelda: McGhee, Norma: Yalch, Helen: BechTel, Donna. Row 3: CliTTon, Delilah: STouT, Glenna: Henderson, Helen: Beard, Bonnie: Hale, Lois: Snelson, Barbara: Knox, Marilyn: Evans, Doris Jema: MonTgomery, Carol. Qian glflfflclf CFFICERS Grand council is composed oT The house oTTicers oT The Three resi- dence halls Tor women as well as all oT The Tloor residenTs. IT noT onl BETTY FOX p Y Presideny aTTempTs To solve The problems which arise in The residence halls buT PEGGY SHABER sTrives To encourage cooperaTion and uniTy among The residenTs OT Vice-Presidenlr Murray, Willard and STouT hall. PAT ALTMAN This governing body was organized in June, l943. ITS TuncTions were SeC'eTarY'T'eaSU'e' To co-ordinaTe The ro rams Tor The smaller rou s who lived in The F3 Q Q lo BETTY FOX, PresidenT vicTory halls. IT has conTinued To TuncTion as a governing and legisla- Tive body since The girls moved back inTo The dormiTori'es. The Grand council meeTs once each monTh. AT These meeTings The members discuss such Things as group living problems, campus aTTairs or anyThing which concerns The women residenTs. This group encour- ages high scholasTic sTanding in addiTion To a well-rounded sporTs pro- gram in which all may Take parT. Social acTiviTies are also planned. Among These are The Tormal dances which are held each semesTer, as well as all oTher social evenTs. Advisers To The council are Julia E. STouT, dean OT women, and The residence counselors oT each hall-Miss Julia STevens, Miss Wilma ArmsTrong and Mrs. Anna STringTield. They aTTend all meeTings and assisT The council. Girls Ialce 'Iheir sIuIIed, Iuzzy 'Iriends Io a W! M! ALJ Willard hall, named for Frances E. Willard, noled woman e-ducalor, is one of The Three women's dormirories on Ihe A. 84 M. campus. The hall is of modified Georgian archileclure and combines The elemenfs of beauly, efficiency and comforr. The inferior reIIecIs a modern Jrrealmenl of Ihe I8Ih cenfury furnishings and is accenred by Iwo smaller living rooms on eilher side of Ihe main lounge. MRS. VIRGINIA POPE I-Iosfess OFFICERS LINDY LOU HUBBARD Presidenl DORIS MCBRIDE Vice-Presidenl SUE SUII-IERLAND Secrelary-Treasurer PAT COEEEY Social Chairman RAIVIONA PARKER Ediior ,O 32' party. WhaI's Ihe mailer wifh male human animals? Page 39I Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Allen, Allman, Amend, Anderson, Arlreberry, Auslin, Badgwell, Baker, Ballard, Barnes. Barfon, B. Beels, M. Beels, Bell, Bellinghausen Berglund, Bes+, Beu, Binns, Blanlcen. Boeclcman, Brazell, Brillharl, Brock, A. Brown, B Brown, B. B. Brown, M. B. Brown, M. Brown Bryan. Row 4: Budd, Bunch, Burnside, Burl, Bussey, Bulcher Buller, Bullerlield, Buzzard. Row 5: Bymer, Byrd, Callahan, Callaway, Carlson, Car- son, Cason, Caslle, Chaney. Row 6: C. Chunlco, K. Chunlco, Cisneros, Clardy, Clark Clinard, Cobb, Colley, Cohlrnia. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Compron, Cummins, Davidson, Douglass, Ehlers. Eisenliour, Forresl, B. W! M! Aa! C. Cook, G. Cook, Corbell, Cralnan, Row 4: Garreli, Gesslein, Gilbert Gingericlw, Givens, Damm, Daniel, L. Davis, lvl. Davis. Goad, Goddard, Goodpasler, Gouclier. DeBardeleloen, Deen, Donaldson, Row 5: Gralion, Gravellre, Gray, A. Green, C. Green, Downing, A. Drake, L. Drake, Eagan, J. Green, Greer, Gurley, l-lackney. Row 6: l-lall, l-lallan, l-lamm, Hardwick, l-larris, Harri- England, Ernsle, Falil, Flanagan, Ford, son, l-lailicock, l-lays, l-ledges. Frills, D. Frills, Garlinglon. , www.: W! M! Auf Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Hellon, Henson, Herlzler, Hesler, Hill, Hinshaw Hinlon, Hoig, Holcomb, Honer. B. Howard, S. Howard, Howell, E. Hubbard, L Hubbard, Hunsalcer, Hunler, Jabara, Jacoby Jennings. Jernigan, Jessee, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, S Johnson, Johnsilon, L. M. Jones, L. Jones, S Jones, Kane. Row 4: C. Kellerl, M. Kellerf, Kelley, Kihega, Kilpal rick, M. Kinder, N. Kinder, Kile, Klemme. Row 5: Koonce, Kugel, Lane, Lange, Lawrence, Laylon Lelcas, Lively, Lomeniclc. Row 6: Loolcabaugh, Loveland, Luber, Maillen, Marler Marmaduke, Marlin, Malloclc, Mason. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: McBride, McConnell, McCracken, McDonald McElroy, J. McFarland, M. McFarland, McKee man, McKinley. Meares, Meyer, Miles, B. Miller, W. Miller, Mollal, Molz, J. Moore, R. Moore. Moran, Morava, Morris, Morrow, Mullican, Mul lins, Nall, B. Nelson, G. Nelson. Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: MPC! Ad! Newby, Noble, Nolen, Norman, Norllirip, Nor- lon, Ogle, Cqlelree, Osborn. Qverlell, Oyler, Palmer, Parlcer, Parnell, Paller- son, Payne, Penninglon, Pelers, B. Pills. M. Pills, E. Powers, P. Powers, Price, Proclor, Ralclill, Reding, Redmond, Rhodes, Rliodybaclc. ,, f- f. my ' I: I 'rm' .9 1 . ll-J:e,,f.:Lsff,1 l ?.mJ ' ' QL usfwb -is-f :Ll 'VMKZWJ Aa! Row I: Ribble, Rickard, Roark, Rook, Rowley, Rusi, Row 4: Ryan, Sanders, Sarver. Row 2: Scarbrougli, Scnaiz, Serwin, Slwackeliord, Shel- Row 5: lon, Slelium, B. Smilli, V. Smiilw, Snider. Row 3: Sokolosky, Sparks, Sieel, Sieiner, Siierwali, Row 6: Slroupe, Sullwerland, Sullle, Taylor. Terrill, Thomas, Thompson, Tiller, Trindle, Tucker Van Devenler, Valer, Viclor. Waddill, Wagner, Weaver, Weeks, While Wicke++, Wiggins, Wigginlon, Wilde, Williams Willms, Wilson, Winkler, Wiser, Wolf, Wood Woodside, Woodson, Wrigl1+, Young. lflfI l 6Lg Ad! Murray hall, silualed on The soulhweslr corner ol The Olclahoma A. 84 M. campus, overloolcs beaulilul Thela pond. The hall is named in honor ol William l-l. Murray, who was governor of Olclahoma when lhe building was conslrucled. The chief social lunclions are lhe lwo formal dances, one held al Chrislmas and lhe olher in The spring. Ron l-lendriclcs wails lo piclc up a dale, snubs camera, solos up W5V'TlllT ol alrenrive sm' s MRS. MAUD LATIMER l-losless OFFICERS DORIS JEMA EVANS Presidenl BARBARA SN ELSON Vice-Presidenl BONNIE BEARD Secrelary-Treasurer ORVILLA RRYOR Social Chairman HELEN HENDERSON Reporler ,gif Ez , Tun' ,Mm ..i .,. K S ,ig ' Page 389 array Aa! Row Row Row Row 2: 3. 4: Abbofl, Allen, Allison, Alsup, Allland, J. Ander son, K. Anderson, lvl. S. Andrews, lvl. E. An drews. Arringlon, Arlhur, Auslin, B. Baker, J. Baker, Ball, Benham, Berry, Belasso. Bezinque, Bible, Black, Blackwell, Boevers, Bog- gess, Boley, Boyer, Boyles. Braddy, Brady, Branham, Brechf, Brenlon, J Brown, K. Brown, V. Brown, Burns. Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Burris, Bryson, Caldwell, Calp, Calveri, Camp bell, Capeharl, Carr, Carson. Calhey, Chadwiclc, Charles, Chesser, Childers Clegg, Cliclc, Cliflon, Cline. Coffman, Conger, Conslanl, M. Cooper, P Cooper, Cronlchile, Croom, Croslhwaii, Cros +on. array Aa! Row I: Cunningham, Curry, Delzell, Dense, DeYong, Row 4: Fosler, Foughl, Fox, Freudenberger, Fundis, Dick, Dobbs, Dodge, Doerner. Garcliner, Garrison, Gayman, Gibbs. Row 2: Dowell, Dunlop, Eagle, Easley, Eclgerlon, Eigle, Row 5: Gilmore, Glasgow, Glass, Glilsch, Goodwin, Elzo, Emans, Engelharl. Gregg, Grider, Grover, Hale, Harnby. Row 3: Erickson, Evans, Eversole, Farr, Fincher, Flalce, Row 6: Harnillon, Hannell, Hanlcins, Harlan, Harman, Flavell, Florey, Foley. Harper, Haslelrl, Haver, Haynes, Helley. fr 16 'Na- 'Q' SPM - -B array ,Alaf Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Henderson, Herringlon, Hilgenloerg, Hill, Hinkle, Row 4: Keilh, Kincannon, King, Koop, Korlhank, Koup Hinlon, Hogue, Holden, Hopkins. len, Krebs, Kunc, Lacy. Howard, lvl. Hughes, P. Hughes, Huling, Hull, Row 5: Laughlin, Lellller, Lewis, Lincoln, Lindsay, Lillle Hume, Humphreys, Huslon, lngrham. Lolliss, Love, Lovelock, Luna. Isenberger, Jackson, Johns, Joiner, C. Jones, J. Row 6: Lusk, lvlaierus, lvlallbie, Marks, Mason, lvlallock lVlcClanen, McCluskey, lvl. McConnell, R. lvlc Connell. Jones, S. Jones, Y. Jones, Keelon. 5 Row I: McCoy, McCurry, McGowan, Mclnnis, McKen- Row 4: ney, Mc:Morries, Meadows, Meeks, Minor. Row 2: Mohler, Monrgornery, J. Moore, L. Moore, Mor- Row 5: rison, Moss, Moyse, Neff, Newcum. Row 3: Norman, Orr, Parker, H. Parks, K. Parks, PaHon. Row 6: Paulos, B. Pendle+on, T. Pendle+on. array .Auf Phipps, Pirfman, Pollard, Powers, Prickeff, Prier. Query, Raizen, Reed. Rider, Roberson, Rober+s, Rodesney, Roland Roof, Rosenfhal, E. Rowe, L. Rowe, Runyan. Rupperf, Ryon, Sackef, Sallsfrom, Sanders Scheilwing, Sclweiler, Sclwendel, Schirmer, Schnaifhman. f-'mf H.: ,.1 lfl,l I 6ly Ad! Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Scofl, Sears, Self, Sellers, Sharpe, Shelleberger, Sholer, Simpson, N. Smilh. S. Smilh, S. E. Smilh, Sfanderfer, S+. Clair, Sleele, Slreiger, Slephens, Sleward, Slewarl. Sloul, Swink, Taclcer, lvl. Taylor, V. Taylor, Theis, D. Thompson, M. Thompson, V. Thompson. Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Tofiier, Traweelc, Trenf, Trochila, Troop, G. Tur man, S. Turman, Varnum, Walden. Walls, Wallcins, B. Webb, J. Webb, B. Webber D. Webber, Wehry, Wiginlon, Williams, Willis Winlerfeldl, Woodall, Wooclworlh, Wrighl Yowell, A. Young, K. Young, P. Young, J. L Zaloudelc, J. Zaloudelc. MRS, Q-ERTRUDE REED l-losless OFFICERS DOROTHY HOLLANDER Presidenl CAROLYN PARKS Vice-Presidenl MARY ANN WIEMER Secrelary-Treasurer HELEN YALCH Social Chairman MARILYN KNOX Edilor Sifomf lla! Sloui hall, home for 4l4 girls during +he school monlhs, was named in honor of Miss Julia E. Sloul, former dean of women. Dedicaled al fhe slarl of The second semesler, The hall has been open fo under- graduale and graduale women since Jrhe fall of I949. The building is of modified Georgian archileclure. The main lounge of lhe hall is of Georgian sfyle wilh modern furnishings. The small adioining living rooms are of orienlal and French provincial slyles. Page 395 gout JL! Row Row Row Row Abell, Adams, Allen, Anderson, Arciniegas, Ar mour, Askew, Ausiin, Baker. Bankslon, Barlow, Barnell, Barnharl, Barfon, Bealy, Bechlel, Bell, Benson. Binqer, Binkley, Bisagno, Blankenship, Blue, Bo denhamer, Bollrnan, Bonhori, Bond. Boolhe, Born, Browning, Buerger, Buhrrnan, Bul lock, Bunch, Bunle, Burris. Row Row Row Row Burruss, Bulls, Byers, Bynum, Campbell, Carpen Ter, Carson, Carfer, Carver. Cash, Charvai, Choale, Clagg, Clapp, Clark Cline, Cobb, Coffin. Conner, Conrad, Conroy, Converse, S. Cooper V. Cooper, D. Copeland, L. Copeland, M. Cope land, Corlman. Colhran, Craig, Crews, Crooks, Cross, Culver' Danne, Darr, Davenport Day. Row Row Row Row Dever, DiHmer, B. Dixon, M. Dixon, Dodson, Dolezal, Dorsey, Drake, Duncan. Ealces, Eafon, Eclchardr, Ellison, Emerson, Em mons, Esies, Evans, Ewing. Farris, Finch, Foushee, Frornmel, Fry, Euhrrnan Eufral, Galloway, Garms. C. Garrefr, E. Garre++, Gary, Gearches, Gee Gibbs, Giles, Glimp, Good. Row Row Row Row .Sifmt J! f Goranflo, Graham, Greenlee, Gregory, Haas A. Hamillon, R. Hamilion, Harry, Hari. Har+man, Haskins, Heafh, Heeg, Heichelbech Henson, Henville, Hepp, Higgins. Hill, Hillis, Hogue, Holland, Hollander, Hoopin garner, Hopper, Howe, Hubbard. Huffman, Hughes, Humphrey, Hunler, Hurlbui Huichinson, Ingram, Jedlicka, Jeff, H. Johnson ri., Simi AQ! Row Row Row Row J. Johnson, J. C. Johnson, Johnsion, Jordan Kanaly, Kay, Kelly, King, Knox. Kozel, Kramer, Krug, Kruger, Kruse, Lalzoriune Land, D. Lane, J. Lane. W. Lane, Langley, Laughlin, Lawyer, Leighiy, Liebenheim, Linebaugh, Liiile, B. Long. J. Long, Loughridge, Lowe, Lurnly, Luffrell Madden, Maher, Majors, Mallory. Row Row Row Row Marla'H', Marrs, Marsh, Massey, B. Malli, J Maili, B. McCar+y, L. McCar+y, McClung. McColough, McCoy, McDaniel, McDonald McElhiney, McGhee, McMahan, McMillen, J McMinn. R. McMinn, McNair, Meeker, Milburn, D. Mil ler, J. Miller, Millinger, Mills, Monigomery. Morse, Moseley, Moss, Mull, Murphy, Nailon Neely, Neilch, Nichols, Noble. Row Row Row Row Noon, Nufler, Oldham, Olfinger, Overfon, Palmeler, C. Parks, C. A. Parks, C. Parsons. R. Parsons, Pafriclc, Pailon, Pearson, Pemberfon, Pendley, Percival, Pirlman, Poarclri. Polk, Porler, Presfon, Prince, Proclor, Pulliam, D Rader, E. Rader, Rains. Ramsay, Ramsby, J. Randall, P. Randall, Ralh bun, Reeves, Reid, Rickeffs, Roberls. Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: ,Sioux J! f Roberrson, Rofslain, Royse, Ryan, A. Sanders lvl. Sanders, Savage, Saverline, Scarbrough. Scharlach, Sclwmidl, Scolf, Senn, Shaber, Slmaul Shoup, Simes, Simpson. Sinderson, Slafer, Smart B. E. Smifh, B. J. Smifh O. Smillw, Squires, Sfanlcewilz, Slaples, Slarlc. fa1e vs -fans ' ' W, imal 1. ,.... ., , . . jifmf Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: lla! Slain, Sleele, G. Sleplfiens, H. Sieplwens, N Sieplwens, Sliles, Sloll, Slurgeon, Sumner. Swearengen, Taber, Tlwiery, Thorn, B. Thompson M. Thompson, Trent Tolberl, Touclisione. Turley, Turner, Tullon, Unlrerlcirclwer, Van Frank, Vauglfr, Von Elm, Waddell, Wagner. Walker, Wallace, Walion, Waslwinglon, Walers, B. Wallcins, M. Walrlcins, R. Wallcins, Walls. Row 5: Wauglfrel, Weaver, Weber, Wells, Widney Wiemer, Wiens, Wilcle, Williculi. Row 6: Williams, D. Wilson, F. Wilson, M. Wilson. S Wilson, S. Wilson, Winans, Wise, Wood. Row 7: Wriglwi, WyaH, Wynn, Yalclw, Yancey, Yarloro Yale-s, C. Young, M. Young, Zwiclc. E? Manager John A. STevens wiTh Leona Jobe, boolclceeper, and Cleo Cloud, oTTice manager. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT: John L. Arnold, TraTTic direcTor7 Nolan saTeTy commissioner: Louis Olhlaver, iusTice oT peace, and Hera . Echols consTable fTif8l 6lI'L:5 age VeTerans Village is a compacT, independenTly conTrolleol communiTy oT veTerans. Their wives and children. Married veTerans living in VeTerans Village are noT only securing a college educaTion buT are also obTaining valuable Training in com- muniTy Training and leadership. Since The TirsT occupaTion oT The village in IQ46, The liTTle ciTy has l:nroughT alaouT Through eTTecTive selT-governmenT all The beneTiTs oT organized eTTorTs. The village has iTs own Tire deparTmenT, mainTenance deparTmenT, police de- parTmenT, grocery sTore, posToTTice, dispensary and laundry. Villagers Truly run Their own Town. l-lousewives double as Commissary clerlcs or posT oTTice workers. A communiTy Blue Cross plan To pro- vide adeguaTe healTh care is in eTTecT. Three day nurseries care Tor children while dad goes To school and mom does The shopping. The recrea- Tion hall houses communiTy sewing TaciliTies and compleTe worlcshop equipmenT in addiTion To aThleTic space. The village council, wiTh The help oT a mayor, solves communiTy problems. All members oT The council are required To Take a course in municipal governmenT Tor which They receive college crediT. VeTerans Village is a unique example oT comm- uniTy cooperaTion and harmonious group living. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT: Willard E. l-larclwiclc, Louis O'l laver Mar vin D. Crowder, William Flanagan and Lloyd E. MarTin Page 4Ol The village mainlains ils own Tire de- parlrnenl, lias ils own slalion, Iwo fire lruclcs and modern equiprnenl including Iwo-way radio communicalion. Fire-liglwi ers, lelf To riqlwf: J. C. McKinley, T. R. Slevens, Don E. Roller, James I-I. Ellis lclwiell, Roberl I-I. Collins. Zane B. Dis- brow. VETERANS VILLAGE COUNCIL: Row I: Kessler, Fred W.: Snyder, Jaclc R.: Webb, Clwesler R.: Davis, Earl T.: Bullef, Mrs. William E.: Post Lawrence I-I.: Daf vis, Carlos G.: Bellinlwausen, Louis R. Row 2: Rorler, Louis A.: Callwey, Win- slon: Freeman, Perry: Trevaslcis, William T.: I-Iunf, Ed: I-Iarrison, Roger U.: Wlneeler, William S.: Ellislon, Jolwn B. : awww ..: 1 . :1,1.'i 3 .i '-'.w -f I - 'lm s U iw I MAINTENANCE CREW: Row I: Wesl, Tommie: Zuslers, Inorilsis T.: Posl, Larry: Miclca, John: Wesl, Clyde: Tooman, James: King, Arnold I..: Mcpilce, J. C. Row 2: Peninqer. Olen D.: Kessler, Fred: Cloud C. l-I.. Sr.: George, R. T.' Sample, Bill: Beloncilc, Frank J.: lvie, I-larold: Coleman, M. D. mfg um? f Y, may - X W ww-no-ua. SGH Gmwes Faye Wes+.Opa9GL1m'w1 and HQNQU Bavklm dole md Wai: Ro wUac5 ms.:de'w2f.. X ,Q VfW1fa'1ff Yoh, 'iff TlfefwU'vTQnc :upefvvE5IOP fum Evcfyrw Ffekmr HT gms 'nf mf- 'fwf- -fmaml Pu:-Qerify uffvidefi 5:1 Dfevxihrcoi CH54d e-r. w 'f'y' xv, Mfs, Jf rm Ccwfww and Mrs. CWM Fade' uweelrfdiy dis was Mmwaay pmbiome 51 fm- 'msrdvy AnETa Roberfs navoa bv all RUM fXAf,CLAVfGIU 'palms Mm, Sway . , N . . . 'What ECNr'f5'vACaW BWP CUKS Urn Reece ff-fzfsrewfc mwie. I0 'wfwgzfrv ws waved Oy Mrs. W, R. Helref Dprms M. Svwlh Mvf. Mama- I L' . fu , A K k C 'f3f',rw.,1 fawwv mea W, Dawg Bobbie Shsons and Mrs. J, H. Marsbah. 5, -5 1' . , , f I - . n ,,, ff X x Lf' kg E Af ,MM 'QS 7 T 7 ' f-ww ff A Y M! M. - KM NATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION OF UNIVERSITY DAMES: Row I: Vinski, Mrs. Kennein Icorrespond Ing secrefaryjg Landis Mrs. Spencer Ifreasurerj Kaye, Mrs. I.. R. Ipresi den'rI. Row 2: LIIIIbridqe, Mrs, John Irecording s e c r e I aryIg Selby, Mrs. CIveI Ivlce-presiden+I. CoupIes enjoy social benefifs af Mooney Recreaiion cenfer. I-Iufmenfs are very much aIike CUI cozy Page 404 ORGANIZATIONS OKMULGEE SECTION ADDED FEATURES . . AND ADVERTISING OO ix ,rr 5533 is 3 V, i ii! 5 M ,, , Af E I 4.4 muy ,K i ,yr F 7,k.,, W. . MW iw I Y A. lx tk ,, ,E I 4 ig yy ,,w A , , J 1 x g' 1 A fy K mm 1. M, dim-LM SW n Aw, k '- wwu.o-wdafb-w4M 'f i'5'Mx'u ' , ,f wang S if , 1 x , ak.. 1 gy ,R 12 , Wy A -an SW' W , ,,.,Q? ' ? , t , 4, ' 'f?a25fff l ff f?Ls m 351 f ' M ' nizaliofzs J,-,af-mf -4 I 'T Y iv- ., S Q... W... .....,., 5,5 ...m...,xi.,.1, U. . , , ,, . -r Q , x 1 -'-mwm,0gmawa-v.,,amLva 45 ,QQQQ 'WFS 'R 'W' F? mvrsssfo s Row I: Lynch, Ed: Foresfer, J. Gerald: Carney, Alvie: I-Iasenbeclc, Bill: Nooner, Dennis: Myers, Basil: King, Leo: Crulchfield, Don: Freeman, Perry. Row 2: Procror, Charles: TreaI, Charles: Samuelson, J. L.: Berry, C. A.: Benefield. Wade: Pugh, Duane: Pierce, Donald: I-Iasenbeclc, Charles: Perkins, Byron. Row 3: Jenlcins, Charles: Wafers, George: Charnoclc, Roberl: Coflingham, Don: Ealcle, Calvin: Tracy, Joseph: Brown, Richard: Leonard, Ralph. .24 C23 mafionlfc OFFICERS BILL HASENBECK . LEO KING . . DONALD PIERCE . GERALD FOSTER . DENNIS NOOMER . BASIL MYERS . . The A. 84 M. Masonic club is a campus or- ganizafion esfablished in Ocrober, I947, for Ihe promolion of Masonic work. II is comprised of sludenlrs who are members of Ihe Masonic order. This club was organized by James G. Keilh, and has since coniinued Io grow, Taking an aclrive . . Presideni . Vice-Presidenf . . Secrelary . . Treasurer . . . Seniinel . Social Chairman parlr in college Iunclions and social life. A. Frank Marlin is Ihe advisor of The club. Membership consisls of Masons from every seciion of Ihe Unileol Slales and foreign coun- Iries. Furlherance of Masonic fellowship Ihrough friendship, moralily and brolherly love is Iheir goal. Page 409 Row I: DipenTima, Tony: SchilTz Ray' Epperly Jean' BransTeTTer Olin' Day John' LaCrone RoberT' Thomason Eddie Raw 2: Evans, Duane: Fry. ggie oomci Page 4l0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Jack: Campbell, Clyde: Frarisen, Jim: Richardson, CliTTord: Yeager, Richard. The Aggie council is made up oT The oTTicers oT The Aggie socieTy and The presidenTs oT all The deparTmenTal clubs in The Division oT AgriculTure. The purpose oT The organizaTion is The regulaTion oT The various clubs and The governing oT The socieTy. The Tinal decisions oT problems oT sTudenTs in agriculTure and The policies oT The clubs resT wiTh This governing body. The aim oT The council is The promoTion oT each phase oT agriculTure and a compleTe undersTanding oT The problems oT each one. OFFICERS OLlN BRANSTETTER . JOHN DAY . . . WALTER CUMMINS . JEAN EPPERLY . The Aggie socieTy, one oT A. 84 M.'s oldesT organizaTions, daTes baclc as Tar as I900. En- rollmenT in The Division oT AgriculTure auTomaT- ically places The sTudenT's name on The rolls oT The Aggie socieTy. The primary purpose of Aggie socieTy is To promoTe wider acquainTance and beTTer co- operaTion among The sTudenTs enrolled in agri- culTure. The maior evenT oT The year is Aggie day. . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer AT This evenT The Aggie princess is announced. She is elecTed by popular voTe Trom candidaTes oT The various deparTmenTal clubs oT The agri- cuI+ural division. One oT A. 84 lv1.'s oldesT organizaTions, The Aggie socieTy was organized To promoTe wider acquainTance and beTTer cooperaTion among The sTudenTs enrolled in agriculTure. Below, some oT The members are picTured aT one oT Their meeT- ings. Page 4II Row I: Johnson, June: Eagan, Mary MargareT: Clapp, Sylvia: Nall, Norma: Hall, Beverly: DeBardeleben, Barbara: VaughT, Jean: Croom, Jane: Kunc, Billie: BuTcher, Sally: Norman, Marfha. Row 2: Burnside, BeTTy Jo: Cash, Carolyn: RickeTTs, Jo Ann: Goddard, Thelma: RusT, Mari: Palmer, Agnes: Pees, Margie: Roberson, BeTTy: KilpaTrick, Mary Ann: Balzer, Winona: Chunko, Karen: Giles, PaTricia Ann. Row 3: Dralce, Allana: Price, Edifh: Pollard, LaRue: Briscoe, Helen: Jernigan, Audrey: PendleTon, Teevie: RoberTson, Peggy: Thompson, LaNiTa: PriclceTT, Helen: Hepp, Gail: Chaney, Lucille: Boley, Hannah: RoTsTain, Raquel. Row 4: GraTTon, Suzanne: Parnell, PaTricia: Beu, Janie: Nichols, BeTTy June: Willis, Wanza Lou: Miller, Bobbie: Brown, Alvah: Brown, Mary BeTh: Dodson, Mary ElizabeTh: Anderson, Ella Tyene: Brewer, Jean: Hinshaw, Ella Mae: Coyner, Lou. ggieffed OFFICERS BEVERLY HALL . . PresidenT JEAN VAUGHT . . Vice-PresidenT JANE CROOM . SecreTary SYLVIA CLAPP . . Treasurer NORMA NALL . . . ' Social chairman BARBARA DE BARDELEBEN . Cheerleader We, The members OT The AggieTTe pep or- ganizaTion oT The Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, in order To Torm a women's pep order, esTablish Triends, insure loyalTy and spiriT To The aThleTic Teams oT This college, To promoTe a general en- Thusiasm among The sTudenTs and To secure The Page 4I2 goodwill oT Tellow sTudenTs and The TaculTy . . . These words, Tound in The AggieTTe consTiTuTion, express Tully The aims and ideals OT The AggieTTes, whom you will always Tind presenT aT aThleTic evenTs doing Their parT Toward promoTing school spiriT. l R! Row I: Leonard, Ralph: I-lopkins, Charles, Anderson, Fred, Phipps, Wayne: Richardson, Clifford, Box, lvloniieg Davis, Ted: Blakely, Leo: Parcher, L. A.: WesT, Jerry. Row 2: Gowdy, Billy: Bruner, RoberTg Smifh, William: NewTon, James: Tracy, Joseph: McGlamery, John, BrodniTz, Ernesh Walker, Charles: Dunlap, Waymang Miller, Dale: King, John. 66 77 ggie OFFICERS Q CLIFFORD RICHARDSON . . PresidenT FRED ANDERSON . . Vice-PresidenT TED DAVIS . . . SecreTary MONTIE BOX . . WAYNE Pl-lIPPS . . . Treasurer . . . . ReporTer CHARLES HOPKINS . . Corresponding SecreTary The Aggie-X club was charTered in January, l929, as The deparTmenTal club Tor s+uden+s majoring in agriculTural economics. The obiecTs of The club are ill To creaTe in- TeresT and sTudy in The economic problems of agriculTure, l2l To promoTe and TurTher a closer Tellowship beTween sTudenTs. TaculTy and alumni members in agriculTure and l3l To acquainT em- ployers wiTh The background and Training of majors in agriculTural economics and To aid in placing sTudenTs on iobs commensuraTe wiTh Their abiliTy and desires. The Aggie-X club programs include Tormer members, ouT-of-Town speakers, local business- men and members oT The TaculTy. Page 4l3 , -,,Msa,e, il, V is 5 9'!Sf1ik.,Qg-',g:.g?ie1JT.1 g 15-. H xi ef , I 5 - ,V u Row I: Brandf, Charles: Mahan, James: lvicHard, Dean: Calkins, Sfewarf: Sfralca, Alberf: Evans, Duane: Soofer, Shem: Troff, Richard: Brians, Chesfer. Row 2: Herring, Roy: Throckmorfon, Tommy: Lahr, Keifh: Sallee, Jimmie: Ramsey, W. S.: Shuman, W. W.: Pohlman, Don: Emanuel, Wayne: Ringer, Ray. Row 3: Merlcle, Owen: Fiizgerald, Kennefh: Searcey, Billy: Bryan, Richard: Thies, S. A.: Pefers, LeRoy: l-lunf, Harold: Sfowers, Lionel: Davis, Duane. A Row 4: McNeal, Bill: Pemberfon, Harold: Braffin, Bruce: Treadwell, Roberf: Mecom, J. C.: Hinfz, Gordon: Fuller, Bill: Ward, Gene. gl 0l'L0lfl'Ly The Agronomy club, composed of sfudenfs inferesfed in crops. soils and relafed fields, was founded in i922 and affiliafed wifh fhe iunior, secfion of fhe American Sociefy of Agronomy in IT934. The purpose of fhe club is for ifs members fo have fellowship and fo widen fheir acguainfance in fhe field of agronomy. The club sponsored fhe crops judging feam which won nafional and infer- nafional championships af Kansas Cify and Chicago, respecfively, seffing a new high individual record. Each year The club sponsors ga iunior college crops iudging confesf and awards medals and ofher prizes fo fhe high feams and individuals. A fresh- man-sophomore and a iunior-senior infercollegiafe iudging confesf is held Page 414 OFFICERS DUANE EVANS . STEWART cALKiNS . ALBERT STRARA . . JERRY MANNERTNG . JACK DRESSEN . . JAMES MAHAN each year and is open To anyone who wishes To enTer. The club also sponsors an annual FFA iudging conTesT. Each year The club publishes a news leTTer conTaining deparTmenTal news, TuncTions oT The club, addresses and acTiviTies oT alumni. AT The beginning oT each school Term The club seTs up a series oT obiecTives To be carried ouT . PresidenT . Vice-Preside-nT . . SecreTa ry . . . . Treasurer . Membership Chairman . . ParliamenTarian during The year. This year The proiecT was a ban'queT held in honor oT graduaTing seniors. AT This banqueT The graduaTing seniors are given paper weighTs in The Torm oT large wheaT kernels: also aT This Time The ouTsTanding senior in boTh crops and soils is honored by The presenTaTion oT medals. This year's ouTsTanding members were Jim Bob SmiTh, crops, and Richard Davis, soils. Row I: Glynn, RoberT: Carver, RoberT: l-lill, C. O.: Pees, James: Webb, Bill: Terry, MarT: Jackson, Donald: ArmsTrong, Wayne: WaTson, Clarence. Row 2: BaThursT, H. E.: Riede, Bob: NighTengale, Louis: Wilson, Richard: Mobley, l-luberT: Pinson, Doyale: ScoTT, AlberT: Dickey, Harold: Leonard, Tom. Row 3: Riede, James: Welch, Raymond: HuTcheman, Darrell: Nichols, Bill: Brown, Don: Banks, Don: Pfeilier, Roberf: Ormand, Joe: Merkle, Joe. Row 4: Dark, John: Williams. Glene: PorTer, Kusler: Lowe, Melvin: McDonald, Joseph: Larason, Charles: TaTyrek, George: Young, James. Row 5: McCord, EmmeTT: Gengler, RoberT: Pierson, William: RoberTs, William: I-loTTel, Charles: Ford, Jim: Ahring, RoberT: Hedges, Duane. Page 4I5 Row I: Terbush, HuberTg Lynch, Ed, Yarbrough, Lavern: Blackmon, Max: VanBurkleo, Glenn: Clark, Allan: Burns, Jean: Brookshier, PeTe. Row 2: Thomas, WalTen: Sibley, H. R., SindT, Jim: Terpening, Leslie: Canfield, L. Deang Brooke, W. C.: Collier, Norman. Row 3: Koons, Verling TurrenTine, Charles: BrinkworTh, Tom: Hoppingarner, Louis, Redding, Paulg ClayTon, John: Collier, ArThurg Wise, Franklin. 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 proTes- sional sTanding among iTs members. The obiecTives oT The sTudenT branches are To develop iniTiaTive and TamiliariTy wiTh Technical socieTy procedure and To encourage associaTion among sTudenTs oT elecTrical engineering. Through The insTiTuTe's pulolicaTion, ElecTrical Engineering, sTudenTs may keep posTed on recenT developmenTs in The field OT elecTrical engineering. Page 4I6 OFFICERS DAViD l.. JOHNSON . . . Counselor JAMES C. EARTHMAN . . . Chairman ED R. lv1cCARTER . GENE J. SCHNELL . The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapTer oT The Ameri- can lnsTiTuTe oT ElecTrical Engineers has a double purpose: lll To provide a link wiTh The proTession and acguainT double-E s+uden+s wiTh real life pro- blems and l2l To serve as a means oT Training sTudenTs in The preparaTion and presenTaTion oT Tormal Technical papers. . . Vice-Chairman . SecreTary-Treasurer This socieTy, Though primarily concerned wiTh such iTems as wheaTsTone bridges, PoTier Triangles and elecTrons, perTorms a sTrucTural TeaT in bridg- ing The gap beTween elecTrical engineering as a Trade and elecTrical engineering as a college major. Fun and Tellowship Tor members is an all imporTanT by-producT which is noT overlooked in Torming a well-rounded engineer. Row I: McAnally, Gene: Richardson, Hayes: Shnell, Gene: lv1cCarTer, Ed: EarThman, James: Johnson, David: BurkiTT, George: Howell, John. Row 2: HolTon, W. James: Cherry, Lloyd: Scherer, Richard: Johnson, John: Coleman, John: PuTnam, Jesse: Tavoso, Roger. Row 3: Besancon, RoberT: Sheline, Paul: Gallaher, R. L.: STaTen, Hi: WheaTon, Virgil: Ryland, W. E.: ClodTelTer, Robert Page 4I7 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Holloway, Harlan: Main, William: Bolgaiz, Norman: Psaros, John: Kulawiec, MilTon: Lewis, Bob: Schoenfeldf, Emil: Curnpsfon, H. Max Cook, Wendell: Burke, Robert Barela, Herman: Hash, Paul: DeGraad, Jan: Rogers, L. E.: Edwards, Charles, Herod, RoberT: Eagle, William: Burns, William: Hamilfon RoberT: Roman, George. ProThero, Marshall: Jensen, L. Nels: STuarT, Alvin: Kosak, Ken: Cooper, Howard: Grille, John: Means, M. Frank: SmiTh, Tom: Drake AlberT: Tilson, D. F. Page 4I8 The Oklahoma A. Xa M. chapTer oT The AIIE was insTalled on March IO, I949. IT was an ouTgrowTh oT a local SocieTy oT lnclusTrial Engineers, con- sisTing oT sTuolenTs in inolusTrial engineering, which had iTs beginning in I924. This chapTer provides an opporTuniTy Tor sTudenT, social and educaTional TuncTions, and has played an imporTanT parT in The developmenT oT leader- ship so necessary in indusTry Today. The indusTrial engineering curriculum was inTroducecl inTo The Oklahoma lnsTiTuTe oT Technology aT Oklahoma A. 34 M. College by ProT. H. O. Theusen in l925. The course is basically engineering wiTh a ToundaTion in maThemaTics and The sciences: The emphasis is upon The human TacTors and OFFICERS DE WAYNE REEVES . JOHN OTTO . . . BOB MONTGOMERY . BILL ROBERTSON . T. J. MORRIS . The economic aspecTs which are essenTial in engi- neering work. This course may be divided inTo Two classes: Those in which The science and pracTices oT in- dusTry are TaughT and Those in which The sTudenT learns how The human, economic and Technical TacTors oT engineering are coordinaTed. To give The sTudenT an opporTuniTy To inTe- graTe These Two classes, The course in TacTory . PresiclenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . . Treasurer Engineering STudenT Council and indusTrial planning was added in I928. In This course, The sTudenT applies such subiecTs as engineering economy, indusTrial organizaTion, principles oT managemenT, moTion and Time sTudy, Tool design and labor relaTions, as well as many oTher basic engineering subiecTs. IT rep- resenTs a culminaTion oT engineering sTudies in general and indusTrial maTerial in parTicular. Row I: Degraad, Jan: Walker, James: MonTgomery, RoberT: Reeves, DeWayne: OTTo, John: Morris, T. J.: RoberTson, Bill: Kerr, J. W. Row 2: I-liaTT, John: Davis, W. Randolph: WhiTney, CurT: Schreiber, JusTus: McGivern, Dick: Smyer, Jimmy: Smyer, Norman. Row 3: Word, Howell: ChrisTensen, Marvin: EvereTT, Harold: SiT+eI, Dick: ClayTon, Hadwen: Hale, Dean: GuTTreund, Sid. Page 4I9 sf!! Row I: Gray, Gerald: Humphrey, Bill: Huffon, Clifford: Leffwich, Richard: Banks, Doyle: Hubbard, Tom: Clarke, Harry: Selman, Jim: Dowling, Paul: Vann. Frank. Row 2: Plaff, Bill: Washinglon, Gene: Sfinchcomb, Glenn: Murray, Bob: Cox, Bob: Hollis, Cecil: Connell, Elmer: Ryan, Bill: Piffs, Richard: Fuller, James. Row 3: Ramey, Rusfy: Alco'H', Jim: Chenowefh, Bill: Grassman, Delberf: Polenz, J. A.: Rachel, Frank: Brown, Charles: Zoldoske, Billy: Vesf, Bill: Smifh, Philip. Row 4: Jones, Roberf: McBee, Chesfer: Afkinson, Barb: Garner, James: Cozier, Jack: Meyer, Bob: Reed, William: Robbins, George: Allen, Roloerf. .fggafm .jczloloa di OFFICERS DOYLE K. BANKS . TOM HUBBARD . HARRY CLARKE . CLIFF HUTTON . Alpha Kappa Psi, nafional professional com- merce frafernify, was founded af New York universify in IQO4. Tau chapfer, locafed af Oklahoma A. 84 M. received ifs charfer April l9, I92O. The aims of fhe frafernify are fo furfher The Page 420 . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefa ry Treasurer individual welfare of ifs members: lo fosfer scienfific research in fhe fields of commerce ac- counfing and finance: fo educafe The public fo appreciafe and demand higher ideals fherein, and fo promofe and advance courses leading fo degrees in fhe Division of Commerce. rw Row I: Coffey, Pafy Moore, Joann: Nelson, Beffy Jog Orr, H. W.: Bobelc, Dong Wood, S. R.: Eisensiarlc, A.: Hassler, Ferdg Fishburn, J. C.: McGinnis, Delberf. Row 2: Belknap, Mifzig Cohn, Helen: Foley, James: Thomas, L. Dexfer: Brandenburg, James: Keahey, Kennefhg Lamb, Johng Schneider, Bernard: Lombard, Elizabefhg Grosvenor, Jeanneffe. Row 3: Roberfs. Bob: Webb, Lynn: Mafhews, Roberfq Lynn, Anfhonyg Maffhews, Maclr1Woesner, Dan: Parlcer, William, Porfer, Carlfong l-licks, Paul: Smifh, Ronald: Coley, Clarence. ern... I2 . OFFICERS DONALD BOBEK . . FERDINAND HASSLER JO ANN MOORE . . BETTY NELSON . r Esfablished on fhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in I93I by a group of pre-medical sfudenfs, Alpha Pi Mu has expanded fhrough fhe years as A. 84 M.'s only honorary pre-medical science frafernify. Based on fhe principles of professional and social fellowship, frafernal friendship and service fo all, fhe frafernify is open fo bofh men . . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefa ry . Treasurer and women who are sfudying fo become docfors, denfisfs, medical fechnologisfs, nurses or veferi- narians. Wifh a resfricfeol membership of 30, fhe re- quiremenfs for membership are 28 hours of col- lege credif, a grade poinf of 2.5 and approval of all members. Page 42l Row I: McCuisTon, Tom: Warriner, Clellg Casner, Early Winslow, David, Kessler, NewT7 Casner, KeiTh. Row 2: Gilmer, Tomy Bowlware, Bill: Norris, Julian: Ridgway, Jerry: Hicks, Paul, Scoggin, ArThur, .A QU, OFFICERS EARL CASNER . JULIAN NORRIS . BILL JOHNSON . . RAY COTTON . BeTa chapTer oT Alpha Sigma ETa was organ- ized on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in May, l93O. The TraTerniTy is an honorary scouTing or- ganizaTion Tor college sTudenTs who have aTTained The ranlc OT Eagle ScouT and are willing To pledge Themselves Tor The purpose OT The order. Alpha Sigma ETa was organized on The campus Page 422 . . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary-Treasurer . Pledge MasTer Tor The purpose OT leadership, Tellowship, and service To boTh The college and The communiTy. Flash card demonsTraTions Tor The TooTball games, TraTFic conTrol during homecoming, and leadership among all The local scouTing acTiviTies are some OT iTs numerous acTiviTies. Row Row Row Row Row Row 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: Gufierrez, Val: Thurman, John: Miller, Alec: OST, Louis: Nelson, Harry: Durbin, Roy: Nelson, Beverly: HamilTon, D. A.: Huxley, Ed: RaTcliTT, Ann: ValenTinO, George: HucksTep, EmmeTTe: Holmes, F. M.: KalTas, A. P. DainTon, William: Rifkin, Bernard: Fearnow, William: Adams, Richard: Hoermann, Edward: Fahler, Darrell: Williams, Carl: CrOsTOn, Merwyn: Miller, Ralph: Hillman, Leo: HammeTT, R. W.: Helfrich, Bill: Summerour, Rona: Mahan, L. Florence: Roney, Lawrence. Samuelson, James: Cole, Ted: Phillips, G. B.: Fleming, Bill: Holmes, Olin: Wilhelm, John: Delaney, Carroll: King, WalTer: GOudekeT, William: Piland, V. H.: Bridges, James: Kreyl, AlberT: MaThis, VicTor: Jenkins, W. H. SmiTh, LeRoy: HerTh, ChesTer: Clemenr, AlTon: Lim, Larry: CrichTOn, William: Blessing, R. F.: Blaine, David: Manes, Orville: Corlee, DelberT: Thurmond, William. Fleak, ROberT: Venable, Glen: Sanders, Charles: Volpe, Orlando: Mowery, Michael: George, Frank: Sfeinberg, Hy: Robinson, RoberT: Wixson, Douglas: WalTon, John: Chapman, Clark: RaTliTTe, Gene: Hill, Neil: Blair, Bill: Thomas, John. Williams, Don: Carmichael, Joe: Jordan, James: BuTTingTon, Bill: Paul, Harold: Adamson, Doyce. merican, .yndlfilfulfe 0 .fdrchfecfa OFFICERS B. T. NELSON JR. . . PresidenT LOUIS G. OST JR. . Vice-PresidenT ROY DURBIN . . . SecreTary H. L. NELSON . . Treasurer mOTher OrganizaTiOn and TO help him prepare Tor The Oklahoma A. 84 M. sTudenT chapTer OT The American lnsTiTuTe OT ArchiTecTs was granTed iTs char+er On May l5, l95O. The purpose OT The sTudenT chapTer is TO ac- quainT The sTudenT wiTh The workings OT The his enTry inTo The prOTessiOn. One OT The prOiecTs OT The American lnsTiTuTe OT ArchiTecTs is TO Organize sTudenT chapTers across The naTiOn in mOsT OT The Tully accrediTed schools OT archiTecTure. Page 423 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Mueller, Henry: Davies, Frank: Moore, William: Campbell, Clyde: LeCrone, Fred: Epperly, Jean: Davis, Ted: Sprowls, Roberlg Sfarlc John: Ward, Bob. Dark, John: Groves, William: Tompkins, lvan: Nelson, Max: McGinnis, John: Wells, Wayne: Eiferf, Donald: Hume, Roberf: Chapman Roberf: Mannering, J. Edsel. Pownell, Galyn: Walion, Roberl: Roy, Berl: McMahan, Quinfeng Slralca, Alberl: Talberf, Lesler: Slcow, Lloyd: Morfon, William: King John: Gowdy, Billy. Farnsworfh, George: Walker, Odell: Foresler, J. Gerald: Wollii, Vicfor: Allebery, Harry: Basse, Roberf: Dahl, Billie: McHard, Dean Crumpaclcer, Wilson: Knighf, Fred. JJZQAG, Zfa Page 424 The Oklahoma A. 81 M. chapier of Alpha Zela, nalional honorary agri- cullure fraiernily, was inslalled on April 24, l9l6. The obieciives of Alpha Zela are To promole Jrhe profession of agri- cullure ancl lo fosler high slandards of scholarship, characler, leadership and a spiril of fellowship among all agricullural sludenis. The fralernily carries a compleie program lhroughoui The school year in order To alzlord all members an opporruniiy for service. ln The program are included such aclivilies as slriving 'ro improve The agricullural curric- OFFICERS CLYDE D. CAMPBELL . BILL MOORE . . HENRY J. MUELLER . JEAN EPPERLY . TED J. DAVIS . . . ROBERT N. SPROWLS . ulum, presenfing fhree special awards annually for scholasfic affainmenfs in agriculfure, pro- mofing insfallafion of new chapfers of Alpha Zefa in agriculfure colleges in ofher sfafes, as- sisfing fhe dean of fhe Division of Agriculfure on special evenfs such as field days and fours, spon- soring freshman-sophomore iudging confesfs, assisfing in freshman orienfafion, aiding in fhe memorial sfudenf loan book fund collecfion and Chancellor Censor . Scribe . Treasurer . . Chronicler Sergea nf-af-Arms assisfing in Religious Emphasis week. Each year a bronze plaque, designed affer fhe frafernify key is awarded fo fhe senior in fhe or- ganizafion who has fhe highesf scholasfic average for fhe enfire four-year course. I-Ii W. Sfafen, Oklahoma chapfer alumnus, is now serving on fhe nafional high council of fhe frafernify. , Row I: Bransfeffer, Olin: Dipenfima, Tony: Wesf, Jerry: Baker, James: Turner, Eredis: Evans, Duane: Eransen, Jim: Neely, John: Richardson, I-larvey: Wells, Ora. Row 2: Yeager, Richard: Calkins, Sfewarf: I-laxfon, Donald: Grebb, Ralph: I-lawkins, Eldon: Wakeman, Donald: Banks, Jess: Janssen, Ivan: Ross, Eugene: Blair, Wesley: Wheeler, Edwin: Doan, I-lenry: Ashley, Wayman. Row 3: Black, Emerson: I-Ienderson, Billie: Fry, Jack: Thies, S. A.: Brandenburg, John: Anderson, Fred: Glynn, Roberf: Ewing, S. A.: Goodall, Jerry. Row 4: Braffin, Bruce: Day, John: I-lufchison, William: Moore, Lee: Valenfine, Lawrence: Lewis, William: Benneff, Courfney: Evans, I-lomer: Berk, Marfin: Wesf, I-lomer. . fi i ,s.: 5 I ' i,r', gif ,,,. . y Page 425 Row I: Mohsenin, N.: Taylor, W. E.: Day, Bob: Mahoney, George: HanTord, William: CriTchTield, John H.: Moore, William: Hauser, VicTor: Oppel, Fred: Lapan, Joseph. Row 2: Guieb, Leonardo: Lewis, Jackie: McGlamery, Floyd: Lewis, Marion: WolTT, VicTor: Lighf, RoberT: Goodman, Roy: Declcer, Buck: Day, Donald. Row 3: Pownell, Galyn: McClung, ForresT: Grummer, James: Meyer, Eldor: Berk, Marfinj Spradling, Jack: Allen, Don: Decker, George. Row 4: Marler, Bill: Henson, Keifh: KrouTil, Wayne: Hunclc, Gene: Green, ArThur: SuTer, Dwayne: Copeland, RoberT: Miller, Deryl. OFFICERS BILL HANFORD . JOHN CRITCHFIELD . BILL MOORE . . LA VERN HAUSER CARL DANIELS . The purpose oT The sTudenT branch oT The American SocieTy oT AgriculTural Engineers is To promoTe The inTeresTs oT sTudenTs in agriculTural engineering as a profession, To provide exTra curricular acTiviTies, To develop leadership among The members Through parTicipaTion in The branch Page 426 . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer . Scribe acTiviTies and To TosTer closer relaTionship be- Tween The sTudenTs and The TaculTy. To aTTain These ends, The branch has obTained ouTsTanding men in The Tield oT agriculTural en- gineering as speakers Tor iTs various meeTings. Row I: Burfon, Margie: Davis, Lorene: Theis, Anne: McMahan, Frances: Taylor, Vesla Rose: Mair, Eleanor: Banks, Doug: Moore, Jaclc. Row 2: Wells, Laurann: Webber, Dixie: Grooms, Peggy: Drake, Allana: Claclc, Joan: Gouin, Gayle: Swim, Sally: Miller, Toni: Bowlcer, Joan: Croslon, Ina. Row 3: Camp, Hiram: Hanna, Pal: G-ulley, Dale: Chapman, Fred: Buller, Bob: l-loermann, Ed. guaficd OFFICERS ED HOERMAN PAT HANNA . JOAN BOWKER . DOUG BANKS . ELEANOR MAIR . HI CAMP . . The Aqualics club of Oklahoma A. 84 M. was organized in l946 lo promole a higher slandard of aqualics on rhe campus. This is being a- chieved by lhe presenlalion of a waler pageanl each year, +he promolion of wafer safely, Jrhe encouragemenl of compelilive and recrearional . . Presidenr . . Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary-Treasurer . Pageanl Chairman . Program Chairman . Publicilry Chairman swimming and 'lhe developmenl and recognilion of good swimming form. Membership in lhe club is open lo all sludenls who can meel +he requiremenls. Members learn and leach synchronized swimming and diving. Marlha Charnoclc assisls in direcling The annual waler pageanl. . Page 427 Row l: Hicks, Jim: Lombard, R. E.: Lieber, James: Bender, Murlin: Derickson, Wendell: Cole, Ted: Manes, Orville: GarreTT, William: Sewell Oscar. Row 2: Allison, Paul: Morgan, R. E.: Shackelford, Lynn: Heil, Laird: Nevins, James: Macy, William: Bowersock, Billy: Dawson, John: Holi, John: Guiierrez, Val: Durbin, Roy: Sweet Max. Row 3: Lumpkin, V. M.: Morris, J. E.: Samuelson. J. L.: FosTer, L. L.: Seerey, J. H.: Venable, Glen: Wilhelm, John: Johnson, James: Turner Carl: Breisch, W. B.: Fulgency, John: ManseTh, RoberT: McLure, G. C. Row 4: Cannon, George: PeTard, Paul: Farrell, John: Wonderly, Harold: Wilson, Paris: Robinson, RoberT: Novak, Charles: Clark, Alvin: Crane, Gene: Kefchum, Dean: PlymaTe, Clay: Ross, Frank. Row 5: VanDenBroeder, Francois: WorTman, Roberi: Rolen, VicTor: Knight John: Parsons, RoberT: Roedell, Floyd: Housman, Gerald: STein- berg, Hyman: George, Frank: Robinson, RoberT: Nelson, Beverly. OFFICERS WILLIAM R. MACY . . PresidenT JOHN H.HOFF . . Vkepmddmn JACK D. BOSWELL . . SecreTary BILLY BOWERSOCK . . Treasurer The Oklahoma lnsTiTuTe of Technology's sTu- oT iTs members, The encouragemenT oT an inTer- denT chapTer of The American SocieTy oi Civil change oT ideas beTween men oT pracTical sci- Engineers was Tounded in l922. ence and The esTablishmenT oT a cenTral poinT oT Sponsored by The naTional organizaTion, The reiference and union Tor iTs members. socieTy's aims are The advancemenT of The Any sTudenT regisTered as a civil engineering science oT engineering and archiTecTure in Their maior may Tile applicaTion and ioin. several branches, The proTessional improvemenT Page 428 Row I: Hallbeclc, Edward: Hayes, James: Gilbreaih, Corky: lves, John: Wade, Harold: Beasley, Leon: Leonard, Carroll: Pope, A. Milford: Hafheway, Ellioi: Lynch, Charles. Row 2: Ralsfon, John: Felber, Melvin: Knox, Earl: McCrighT, Munroe: Ice, Noel: Praff, Roberf: Mariel, Louis: Frosf, Roberr: Sweeney, Leon- ard: Nevius, Harold, Row 3: McKnight Cecil: Sivas, Alexander: Dick, Harvey: Chapman, Howard: Bowers, Clarence: Woods, Ralph: Johnson, lvan: Young, Amon: Biggers, John: Collon, George: Kellner, Jack. Row 4: lwamasa, Charles: Richardson, Gordon: Tague, Dale: Pursiliull, Wilbur: Brynie, Osmund: Hensley, Roberi: Donovan, James: Coe, Ken- nerh: Head, James: Merlz, Forresi. Row 5: Capizzi, Thomas: Procfor, Charles: Gibson, Jaclc: Pufney, Glen: Hall, Joseph: Rinlcer, Lyle: Gripe, William: Kaye, Sranley: McKellar, James. OFFICERS LEON BEASLEY . MILFORD POPE . HAROLD WADE . JOHN IVES . . ULMER GILBREATH WARREN LEGS . The American Socieiy of Mechanical Engineers is a naiional body dedicaied io improving en- gineering melhods for Jrhe beneiii of all people. The siudeni branch is concerned wilh familiariz- ing The siudenr wiih Jrechnical socielies, develop- ing iniiiaiive and encouraging a cooperalive spirii among all who work iogeiher. . Chairman Vice-Chairman . Secrerary . . Treasurer . . Social Chairman . Membership Chairman A monihly magazine informs sludenis of new developmenis while periodic field rrips and lhe presenralion of papers lceep an inleresi in lhe group. Any siudenr regularly enrolled in ihe Oklahoma lnsiilule of Technology may become a member. Page 429 me-IX Row I: PeTers, Omer: Edwards, Virginia: Fowler, Dick: FogarTy, Mary: Ferguson, John: Brown, Murphy: Carson, Peggy: Buell, Mrs. C. N.: i-lu nT, Beverly. Row 2: Hall, Troy: Barfield, Charles: WinTerTeldT, Wanda: Howe, Wilma: McConnell, Clara: Ahman, PaT: WhiTeaker, Rob: HunT, Sam. Row 3: Rinearson, Oakley: WhiTeaker, KermiT: Paulding, Roger: Willoughby, Sidney: PoTTs, Clay: Maddox, Sid: Ewing, S. A.: Frazier, B. J.: Scarbrough, Norma. Z?apIfi5lf .giflwfenf Union oifmci OFFICERS OMER PETERS . . . KERMIT E. WI-TITEAKER . CLAY POTTS . . PicTured are The oTTicers oT The BapTisT STudenT union. This corps oT oTTicers makes up The execu- Tive council oT an organizaTion which represenTs The more Than Two Thousand BapTisT sTudenTs on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus. Page 430 . . . PresidenT . MinisTer of STudenTs . FaculTy Advisor The spiriT oT The B.S.U., as iT is generally called, can be summed up wiTh The phrase-- IT is a boy, a girl and a Bible wiTh a smile Tor Triend and sTranger encouraging him To Tind The church oT his choice and To live Tor ChrisT. Row Row Row Row Row Row mx Af Gulierrez Val: Rillcin: Bernard: l-lulchison, Jane: Cole, Ted: Osl, Louis: Nolaras, Alec: Crichlon, William: Venable: Glen: Hamillon D. A.: Ralclill, Ann: Valenfino, George: Mcl-lenry, Clarice: l-luckslep, Emmeffe. Bussey: Belle: Doyle, Milfon: Porls, Shirley: Fearnow, William: l'-loermann, Edward: Fahler: Darrell: Williams, Carl: Croslon, Merwyn Hillman, Leo: l-larnrnell, R. William: Mahan, L. Florence: Kreyl, Alberl: Huxley, Ed- l-lellrich, Bill. Miller: Alex: Thufrnond, William: l-lolmes. Olin: Sanders, Charles: l-lerlh, Cheslef: Clernenl, Allen: Mowery, Michael: King, Waller Goudelnel, William: Piland V. M.: Manes, Orville' Malhis, Viclor: Chapman. Clarlc: Holmes, F. M. Clark: Eva: Srnilh. LeRoy: Fleming, Bill: Flealc, Floberl: Kallas: A. P.: Nelson: Beverly: Blessing. R. T.: Wixson, D. R.: Honey. l.. H. Blaine, David. Jenkins, W. l-l.: Thurman, John: l-larrinqlon O, R.: Phillips, G. B.: Carmichael, Joe: Rosile, F. J.: Blair, Bill: Paul, Harold: Bullingfori Bill. Yard, Paul: Sleinberg, l-ly: George, Franlc: Robinson Roberl: Williams, Don: Wallon, John: Adamson, Doyce. l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 3 4 5 6 7 NeTT, Franklyn, Bonham, Grihfin, Eakle, Calvin, HeTlin, WelTha, Herndon, Alva, Price, Billy, HeTherly, Jimmy, Cobb, Charles, Beech- hold, Henry. 4 Owens, Richard, Maples, J. D., Ross, Eugene, Greeley, Melvin, Baker, Boyd, Rowe, Wayne, PorTer, Tom, Conrad, Don, Mendenall Ray, McClure, RoberT, NorTon, VicTor. Jensen, Charles, EaTon, Loren, Lovell, EvereTT. Thomas, Edmund, DieverT, Warren, Bowen, Jimmie. Ward, Jimmy, Barber, Loy, JohnsTon, STuarT, SchaeTer, Delmar, Price, James, Godman, Cecil, Turner, Don, Kalka, KenneTh, Woods Vol, Hall, William, Selby, ChesTer. Tompkins, R .C., Greenirhaler, M. R., Miller, H. L., WaTson, Howard, Downey, Max, Fisher, Bill, WaTson, D. L., Myers, Basil, Rober- son, RoberT, Sullivan, Thomas, Mabry, Olvin, WhiTecrow, Jake. 5 Ford, BusTer, Bufler, Don, Henderson, C., Body, J. T., WingTield, Jim, Nooner, Dennis, Davis, Carlos, Hardman, Charles, VicTor Jim, FosTer, Charles. KAL an ZZJLJL , Page 432 The Oklahoma A. 84 M. Block and Bridle club is The animal husbandry deparTmenTal organizaTion designed To TurTher inTeresT in ThaT Tielol and To provide iTs members wiTh a means oT becoming beTTer acguainTed and more closely associaTed wiTh oThers whose inTeresTs lie in The producTion oT beTTer livesTock. The club membership is made up oT sTudenTs majoring in animal husbandry and Those oT oTher deparTmenTs who proTess an inTeresT in The Tield and have compleTed The necessary required courses gualiTying Them Tor membership. Block and Bridle Today is by Tar The largesT deparTmenTal club on The campus. SchilTz, Roy, Geddie, Tom, England, John, Moore, Wayne, Taylor, James, Lovelace, H. JoVan, Sprowls, RoberT, Hellwege, ErnesT, Scc-TT, E. Neil, Youngker, J. L., Clancy, James, Bailey, William, Russell, Roy, Hume, Roberf, Jarboe, Wayne, Hobbs, ClinTan, OFFICERS JIM FRANSEN . DON WAKEMAN RAY SCI-IAEFER . JOI-IN BRANNON . WAYMAN ASHLEY BOB SANFORD . The club's aclivilies are numerous and varied. Probably The mosl imporlanl of all is ils sponsor- ing of Ihe college livesloclc and meals judging Ieams, which over The years have broughl nalion- wide recognilion Io our college. Olher aclivilies include Iwo annual rodeos, . . Presidenl' . Vice-Presidenl . Secrela ry . Treasurer . Reporler Walch Dog sponsoring of The Block and Bridle liveslocli iudg- ing conlesl and Ihe lillle inlernalional, coopera- Iion wilh Alpha Zela on ils freshman-sophomore judging conlesl, elecling an annual queen and providing The animal husbandry deparlmenl wilh assislance and manpower al any of ils Iunclions. Row I: Wells, Leaman: Chealham, I-larold: While, Jalce: Neely, John: Richardson, I-larvey: Romiclc, Phil: Thompson, Ralph: Doane, Ted: Miller, Noel: Wagner, Kennelh. Row 2: Tompkins, Ivan: I-Ienslee, Earl: I-lillier, J. C.: Chambers, Doyle: Brannan, Johnny: Sanford, Bobby: Ashley, Waymon: Schafer, R. D.: Wakeman, Don: Eransen, Jim: Whalley, J. A,: Elwell, James. Row 3. Cox, James J.: Tallen, Donald: Eilerl. Donald: I-Iancoclc, Randal: Williams, Dave: McCoy, Glenn: Barnes, Bud: Swalley, Wayne: Goodhue, James: I-Iawlcins, Eldon: Uplon, James: I-Iogan, John: Snider, lvl. I.. Row 4: Wilson, Aubra: Redmond, Kennelh: Birlces, Tom: Sluclrey, Jaclc: Sparlcrnan, Busler: I-larl, Wilfred: I-lorsman, Charles: Slevens, Vernon I-Irdy, Milos: Dollon, Roberl: Ewing, S. A.: Irwin, Gilberl. Row 5: Ward, Bob: Auslell, Bill: Perlcins, Byron: Nelson, Ray: Dahl, Billie: Talberl, Lesler: Adams, I-Ienry: Smilh, Alberl: Edmislon, Edward: Hayden, John: Bezdicelc, Berl. Row 6: McKerley, Odell: Bransleller, Olin: Lowery, Gene: Wilson, William: Odom, George: Edwards, James: Davis, George: Paninger, Olen: Russell, Carlos: Burns, Charlie: Ashley, Diclc: lvlclialridge, Wendell. Row 7: Knighl, Fred: Luflrell, I-larlon: Goodall, Jerry: Blair, Wesley: Copeland, Eugene: Campbell, Clyde: Bryce, John: Dimily, Dennis Rogers, Glenn. Page 433 Row l: Baker, Bill: Blessing, Roger: BurkiTT, George: CarpenTer, Leonard: Casner, Earl: Chapman, Clark: Doan, Clark. Row 2: Dobson, ClayTon: Donohoo, PaT: EaTon, Lyndon: Edsel, Roy: Epperly, Jean: Fowler, Arlen: Fransen, James. P Row 3: Gibson, King: GilbreaTh, Corky: Gilmore, Charles: Hassler, Ferdinand: Hembree, Jim: HolT, Donald: Hubbard, Tom: Humphrey, Bill. aim Ja, Page 434 Blue Key, naTional honorary leadership TraTerniTy Tor men, was insTalled on The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. campus lvlay l8, l932. Drawing iTs membership Trom The recognized leaders OT campus, Blue Key selecTs men who have shown ouTsTanding abiliTy noT only in scholarship, buT also in Taking responsibiliTy in campus organizaTions. lT is The purpose oT each chapTer oT Blue Key To cooperaTe wi+h The college adminisTraTion and wiTh The adminisTraTion OT The sTudenT governing body To coordinaTe sTudenT leadership Trom various divisions OT The campus. The obiecTive oT The organizalrion is service. Since iTs beginning in i924 on The campus oT The UniversiTy oT Florida, Blue Key has grown inTo a naTional organizaTion oT 76 collegiaTe chapTers locaTed on all oT The major campuses oT The UniTed STaTes. OFFICERS TOM RITCHIE . JIM HEMBREE . BOB LEMON Each year Blue Key sponsors a carnival wilh dililerenl' campus organizalions enlering side shows and slcill games. To lhe organizalion showing lhe mosl' orginalily in presenling ils show or game, and who achieves monelary success, Blue Key presenls a loving cup. . Presidenl . . Vice-Presidenl . Secrelary-Treasurer Membership in Blue Key idenlifies a college man as one of all-round abilily, good characler, qualifies for leadership and lhe confidence of his fellow sludenls. Al' presenl lhe membership isover5O. Row I: l-lursl', Leland: Hulfon, Clifford: Johnson, Bruce: Lemon, Bob: Logan, Carrol: Long. Bill: Maddry, Jim. Row 2: Manahan, Bill: McBride, George: Milburn, Joe: Randolph, Howard: Rilchie, Tom: Ryan, Bill: Seeley, Paul. Row 3: Sindl, Jim: Smilh, Tom: Slalen, Hi W., Jr.: Sliver, Charles: Tucker, Donald: Williams, John: Willis, Fay: Wolff, Bob. Page 435 Row I: Hinman, L. D., Campbell, C. W., PeTers, Omer, Campbell, Dewey, AusTin, E. Burl, Hall, Miles, VandegriTT, J. R., McCowon, G. B. Schauer, Eugene, Harrison, B. T. Row 2: Howard, Daugh, FruiTs, Jack, Maloney, Thomas, MorTon, James, Horne, Billy, Shinn, James, Haley, John, Underwood, Marshal Kenne, Paul, Daily, RalsTon. Row 3: Richardson, Billy, Brumley, William, Pierce, Bill, Reno, George, Allred, Jimmie, Moore, Sam, LedingTon, Gerald, Wheeler, Harvey HoTler, PaT, Murphy, Dale, Dobson, Richard. Row 4: Fuller, James, Bland, RoberT, STarlc, Vernon, BarTIeTT, Fred, BengsTon, Lowell, Kannacly, RoberT, Valella, Dominic, Oliver, RoberT Mason, Willard. EM .fggoka Qi OFFICERS MILES HALL . OMER PETERS . CECIL CAMPBELL . DEWEY CAMPBELL . E. BURL AUSTIN . BeTa Alpha Psi, naTional honorary-proTessional accounTing TraTerniTy, was Tounded Feb. I2, I9I9, aT The UniversiTy oT Illinois. Chi chapTer, 22nd chapTer oT The TraTerniTy, was insTalled on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus on May lo, I939. The rules OT conducT TosTered by BeTa Alpha Psi relaTe primarily To The individual deporTmenT Page 436 . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry . . . Treasurer Fac:ulTy Vice-PresidenT oT The young acc:ounTanT. Membership is re- sTricTed To accounTing majors and minors in ac- counTing who have compIeTed noT less Than I2 semesTer hours oT worlc in accounTing wiTh an average oT 3.0 and whose general average in all suloiecTs is noT less Than 2.5. Row I: Helfrich, W. H.: Bowersoclc, B. D.: Nelson, B. T.: Parsons, R. W.: Urban, J. P.: Crane, G.: Clark, A. E.: Chappelear, D. L-: Turner, Carl: Manasco: Dennis: Bender, Wallace. Row 2: Boswell, Jack: Lombard, Rivard: Macy, William: Housman, Gerald: Garrell, William: Manes, Orville: Lieber, James: Payne, Joe: Wonderly, Harold: Cannon, George. di Qiadcin OFFICERS JAMES H. LIEBER . JOE N. PAYNE . ORVILLE J. MANES . HAROLD L. WONDERLY WILLIAM E. GARRETT JR. Chi Epsilon, nalional honorary civil engineer- ing Iralernily, was founoleol al Ihe Universily of Illinois in I922. Since Ihen 36 chaplers have been organized represenling various colleges anol uni- versilies from all paris ol The Uniled Slales. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapler was charlered in May, I94I. . . Presiclenl' . Vice-Presidenlr . . . Secrelary . . . . . Treasurer Associale Edilor The TransiI Chi Epsilon was lounclecl for Ihe purpose of recognizing anol bringing Iogelher Ihe oulslancl- ing sluolenls in civil, archileclural anol general engineering. Membership is composed of Ihose sludenl engineers in Ihe upper Ihirol ol Ihe iunior anol senior classes. Page 437 Members OT The 350-voice Choral club prepare To presenT Their annual ChrisTmas concerT. CAOPQZ OFFICERS CHARLES LILLIE . . . PresicIenT DAVID LA FOLLETTE . . Vice-PresidenT JANE FRANCIS . . . . SecreTary MARGARET KRAMER . . . Treasurer The Choral club, clirecTecl by L. N. Perkins, is one oT The ololesT vocal musical organizaTions on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus. Because oT iTs consisTenTly large enrollmenT The club's acTiv- iTies are necessarily limiTecl To one program each semesTer. Plans have been made Tor The presen- TaTion oT a similar program oluring The EasTer Page 438 season nexT spring. The purpose oT The Choral club is To aTTord every sTuolenT who is noT a music maior an op- porTuniTy To learn To use his voice in iTs proper vocal seTTing. This will enable The sTuclenT in laTer liTe To parTicipaTe in oTher musical organizaTions and To develop a greaTer appreciaTion Tor music. Allen, Rosemary Alsup, RaDonna Anderson, Marjorie Armour, Virginia Arringlon, Annie Auperle, Mary Joan Baker, Mary Ann Banks, Mary Barlow, Ann Bearclen, Brooks Bell, Bellye Jo Berglund, Barbara Berner, David Beu, Mary Jane Bilyeu, Clillord Binkley, Doris Blue, Billie Bobbess, Joy Bolles, LaWanda Boolhe, Jane Boyles, Barbara Branham, Belly Bralcher, Jeanne Briscoe, Edwin Brooks, Larry Brown, Barbara Brown, Leonard Browning, Diane Bryan, Maxine Bryan, Peggy Budd, Shirley Buhrman, Jo Ann Bulard, Donald Buller, Nelda Bulling, Belly Lou Bunch, Jacqueline Burnside, Belly Jo Burrell, Laureen Byrd, Ada Calverl, Maude Carpenler, Mary Carson, Ardylh Carver, Kay Casner, Keilh Caslle, Charlene Charles, Chris Charval, Barbara Childers, Belly Jo Choale, Ramona Church, Merle Clagg, Helen Clemenls, Loyd Cline, Alice Collin, Joan Conner, Mariorie Corey, lrene Crooks, Sue Croslhwail, Delores Croslon, lna Cruce, Cecil Crulchlield, Barbara Culver, Belly Danne, Florence Davenporl, Dorolhy Davis, Emma Day, Palricia Dense, Elizabelh Devero. Richard DeWalleville, Dick Dickson, David Dodge, Jean Donaldson, Marcia Drake, Denis Eagan, Mary Eagle, Francene Ealon, Laura Eilenls, Laruee Ellard, lrvin Ellard, Virginia Ellis, Ben Ellison, Max Elzo, Shirley Ennis, Charlolle Epps, Bernie Evans, Nancy Eversole, Anna Ewing, Jo Ann Fisher, Saralee Flelcher, Jane Foley, Billie Foresee, Don Forsler, Sandra Foshee, Frances Francis, Jane French, Louise Fuhrman, Connie Gards, Roberl Gibbs, Belly Gillenwaler, Marlha Glilsch, Carlene Gordon, Joe Gorman, Mary Grandinelli, Eugene Green, Jo Anne Green, Viclor Gregg, LaDwana Grider, Juanila Grieves, Roberl Groneman, Dorolhy Grubb, Richard Hackney, Gwendolyn Hall, Lillian Hamillon, Josephine Ann Hamillon, Pauline Harlan, Barbara Harman, Elsie Harmon, Jim Harl, Nancy Hallield, John Haws, Elberl Hellon, Carol A Hendricks, Ronald Higgins, LaJean Higgins, Virginia Hilgenberg, Yvonne Holcombe, Joanne Hopper, Carroll Hopper, Rusell Hoover, Marlha Howe, Keilh MEMBERSHIP LIST Hubbard, Emma Lou Hudson, Norma Hughes, Palricia Hunler, Susan Hulchison, Don Hulchison, Joyce Hulchison, Sarah Hullon, Clillord lngram, Sylvia James, Edwin Jarboe, Joan Jerigan, Audrey Johnson, Helen Johnslon, Palricia Johnslon, Roberl Johnslon, Wanda Jones, Jerry Kammerdiener, Cecil Kaupke, Fred Kimberlin, Jackie Krall, Joan Kramer, Margarel Kuechenmeisler, June Kunc, Wilma Lacy, Marlha LaFollelle, David LaMar, Don Lane, Janel Lange, Willie Laughlin, Beverly Lawrence, Jo Ann Lawrence, Roberl Laws, Alice Leighly, Ann LeMasler, Joan Lemmons, Melvin Liles, Edward Lilley, Iva Lillie, Charles Lillle, Eleanor Luber, Mary Lynch, Roberl Magee, John Maierus, Maril nn Mallbie, Wanclia Maneval, Joan Markwell, Eddie Marsh, Suzanne Marsh, William Massey, Jo Ann Malli, Ruby McClellan, James McConnell, Clara McConnell, Margarel McCracken, Carlela McFarland, Joyce McFarland, Kennelh McGhee, Norma Mclnnis, Peggy McNair, Peggy Meares, lris Mecllock, Lorella Mellon, Anna Milburn, Donna Miles, Mary Monlgomery, Carolyn Mooney, Mary Ann Moore, Joan Moore, Marilyn Morgan, Roberl Moyse, Judy Nailer, Carol Newcum, Nancy Nicholas, Bud Nicola, Oliver Noble, Louise Nolley, Billye Osborn, Margie Osborne, Gayle Overlsreel, Charles Owen, Russell Paris, Nadrew Parker, Marilyn Parks, Helen Parks, Kay Parsons, Robbie Palrick, Barbara Pallerson, Jim Pallon, Shirley Paulos, Chrislina Pearson, Ann Pemberlon, Carol Pendley, Palricia Pershing, Don Polls, William Powell, Jack Pralher, Slanley Prince, Mary Sue Randall, Margarel Raymond, Barbara Reiley, Donna Rhine, Joyce Rider, Twanda Riggs, Shirlee Riller, Mary Robbins, Delores Roberson, Belly Roberls, Ina Jean Rogers, Devola Rowe, Louise Royse, Peggy Runyan, Jeananne Ryan, Margarel Ryan, Marlha Ryan, Mary Jane Saverline, Celia Scharlach, Ann Scheller, Lila Scherer, Dorolhy Schirmer, Edilh Seabrook, Dick Sears, Mary Anne Segars, Jerry Lou Shaklee, Jim Shaver, Palricia Sherman, James Shoup, Suzanne Sinderson, Nancy Snell, Joe Snow, Marlha Smilh. Smilh- Smilh. Smilh, Smilh, Smilh. Smilh. Bill Charles Donald Earling Margreal Mary Norman Slancoll, Belly Slankewilz, Sandra Slanley, Margarel Slaples, Jerlene Slephens, Helen Slevers, Bellye Sleward, Joanne Slewarl, Helen Sliles, Doris Slone, Hugh Sykora, Rosella Tacker, Lequella Terranora, Edward Terrill, Nancy Theis, Francis Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Mary Jane Ticer, James Trenl, Bobbie Troop, Mary Pal Turman, Grace Turman, Slella Turner, Keilh Veazey, William Vogl, Calvin Wallace, James Wallon, Bonnie Ward, Mary Jane Walkins, Sue Webb, Marilyn Webber. Barbara While, Jeanne While, Palricia Wiens, Marlene Wiley, Jackson Williams, Marshall Williams, Ola Williams, Pal Willms, Mary Jo Wilson, Don Carlos Wilson, Doris Wilson, Vivian Wimer, Suenell Winans, Shirley Windsor, James Wise, Dorolhy Wiser, Vina Woodall, Deloris Woodson, Joann Wueslenberg, Doris Wyall. Young, Young, Younl, Vera Ann Marilyn Delilah Zaloudek, Jerry Zaloudek, Joan Zwick, Ann Page 439 Row I: l-lammeff, R. W., Coleman, John, Pugh, Duane, Baldi, Barneyg Barrell, Charles: Murphy, Ray, Schrader, Louis: Hail, Laird, Porler Carllon. Row 2: Monlgomery, Roberlg Prall, Roberfg Valella, Dominic, Blair, Billy Wheafon, Virgil, Perdue, Elmer: Harshbarger, Wesley, Long, Bill. Cid gamma jofcz OFFICERS BARNEY BALDI . DUANE PUGI-I . DOMINIC VALELLA . CHARLES BARRETT . ROBERT MQDOLE . Chi Gamma lojra, nalional honorary velerans sociery, was founded al Jrhe Universilry of Illinois in I946. The Bela chapler was organized ar Oklahoma A. 84 M. college in I948 by a group of velerans who recognized lhe value of such a sociely on Jrhis campus. The purpose of Jrhe organizalion is lo give recognilion Jro velerans doing oulslanding worlc Page 440 . . Presideni . Vice-Presidenl' . Secre+ary . Treasurer .' Sponsor in colleges and universiries and To fosrer good fellowship among Hs members. Members are chosen from velerans who have an over-all grade poinl average of 3.0 or have had such an average for Jrhe lasr iwo conseculive semeslers, and from graduale sludenls who have a 3.5. Row I: Wade, Harold: Hughes, Dolores: Arwood, Jean: Keys, Charlie. lRow 2: Broad, Harry: Pace, Tommy: Dill, James, Hunfer, Bill. Row 3: Moore, Alfred: Marlin, Bob: Marisle, Jimmie: Ringle, Berf. C W ' 5 OFFICERS CHARLIE KEYS . JIMMY MARKLE . JEAN ARWOOD . DELORES HUGHES . . The Collegians have unveiled a sparkling new band 'rhis year spollighling some oulslanding musicians. Under The leadership of ils emcee Charlie Keys, The band fealures The sweelesl music 'rhis side of Thela pond. Jimmy Markle, former lrumpel man wilh 'rhe Gene Krupa and Boyd Rayburn orcheslras, . Business Manager . . Arranger . Vocalisl . Vocalisf handles all inslrumenlal slylings and arrange- menl's. Tommy Pace handles lhe sax seclion. The Collegians fealure unique vocal slylings by Delores Hughes and Jean Arwood. Much of Ihe band's success can be allribuled lo Jrhe playing of danceable rhylhms all Aggies enioy. Page 44I Y , Row I: Ferguson, John, Jones, ArT, SanTord, Bobby, Wallcer, Odell, Thies, S. A.: Hughes, Ted, Yoalcum, Harold, Richardson, Harvie, Henslee, Earl. Row 2: NorThingTon, Richard, RoThgeb, Allen, Barber, Harold, Wiggins, Lloyd, Holmes, Willie, Lovelace, JoVan, Cable, Lowell, BesT, Mar- vin, Sf:oTT, Neil. Row 3: Kour, Joe, Brown, John, Redmond, KenneTh, Gallup, PaT, Cook, George, Mabry, O. A., Sherrill, FlTon, Brown, Burl, Goins, Woodrow. Row 4: Powers, B. G., Dye, Eddie, Williams, Dave, WaTson, Howard, MorTon, W. D., lvlannering, Edsel, Dunn, Charles. Row 5: Taylor, Harley, England. John, Mann, Ira, Haas. RoberT, Nooner, Dennis, Benefield, Wade, Mann, Ray, Olivo, WalTer. Qfigiafe . . Page 442 The collegiaTe chapTer oT The FuTure Farmers oT America was organized on The campus oT The Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. College on lvlarch 3, l932. The chapTer is sponsored by The deparTmenT OT agriculTural educaTion, and is The oldesT collegiaTe chapTer in The UniTed STaTes. The organizaTion has as iTs obiecTives: lil To promoTe a spiriT OT coopera- rion and good-will among high school and college sTudenTs who are members oT The FuTure Farmers oT America organizaTion, l2l To provide Training Tor leadership in The acTiviTies oT The FuTure Farmers oT America Tor young men aT Olclahoma A. 84 M. College who are planning To be leaders in The Glclahoma division oT The organizaTion, l3l To promoTe vocaTional educaTion in agriculTure in The secondary schools oT The sTaTe and l4l To cooperaTe wiTh The sTaTe and naTional organizaTion in promoTing The acTiviTies, purposes and ideals oT The FuTure Farmers oT America. OFFICERS RICHARD YEAGER LEO TEMPLER . . CLAUDE A. NABORS . CLARENCE M. MOGG JAY P. DALLEY . . DON M. ORR . There are Two grades oT membership in The CollegiaTe EFA chapTer-The Green Hand de- gree and The Leadership degree. The chapTer sends iniTiaTion Teams To high schools and disTricT EEA meeTings over The sTaTe To iniTiaTe boys inTo high school chapTers. MeeTings are held The TirsT and Third Thursday oT each monTh. Pro- . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . Treasurer . SecreTa ry . ReporTer . Adviser minenT men in The Tield oT agriculTure are inviTed To speak aT These meeTings. AlThough The organizaTion sTrives To mainTain a high scholasTic reguiremenT Tor membership, iT also recognizes The needed qualiTies oT leader- ship and sense oT responsibiliTy among The ap- plicanTs. Row I: Gailey, R. C., Williams, H. G., Templer, Leo, Orr, Don, Mogg, C. M., Dalley, Jay, Nabors, Claude, WhiTe, Chris, Yeager, Richard Row 2: Vieux, Clarence, Bishop, L. W., Scovil, Charles, TrouTman, Harold, Davis, HerberT, Pearce, James, Black, Emerson, Mobly, Jerry, EsTes, Leon. Row 3: Nelson, Bill, Henderson, Billie, Jacobs, Floyd, Turner, Fredis, Moore, Lee, Moore, RoberT, RooT, Dain, Aylor, Charles. Row 4: Evans, Homer, McMahan, QuinTen, NaTion, Willard, BenneTT, CourTney, Roberson, RoberT, Salisbury, Bill, Howell, Garland, Mills, Norman, Black, Charles. Row 5: WolT, Jimmie, Campbell, Clyde, Haswell, Leland, Gardner, John, GriTTin, CurTis, Sullivan, Thomas, HollingsworTh, Jack, McCurdy, Ellis. Row 6: Grider, J. T., Morris, Ervirr, HaxTon, Donald, Banks, Jess, Hardin, George, Hodges, Thomas, Evans, Nolan, HolT, Walon. Page 443 Row I: SleTTum, Shirley: Brown, Virginia: Humphrey, Bill: Harrison, RoberT: Thomas, Raymond D.: Clarke, Harry: STauTTer, Eln'ierTa: SexTon, Bruce: Moore, Bill. Row 2: GunTer, Averil: Humphrey, Doris: OgleTree, BeTTina: Walls, Mary Faye: Anderson, Karleen: Springer, Jo Anne: Lawyer, Peggy: Wood, Janice: McFarland, Mary: Miller, Marilyn: HorTon, June. Row 3: Hubbard, Tom: Jones, RoberT: BuTler, Earl: Norman, Jimmie: Balcer, Raymond: Reische, Gordon: WhiTeaker, RoberT: Seamands, George: CruTchTield, Don. Row 4: Bourland, Bill: Rahe, Bill: Banks, Doyle: HuTTon, CliTTord: Selman, Jim: Hall, Miles: Davis, Earl: Vann, Frank: AlcoTT, Jim. ommerce .STfu,c!enf Gunci Page 444 The Commerce STudenT council provides a means Tor sTuclenTs 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 Tor The advancemenT and beTTermenT OT The sTudenTs in The Division OT Commerce. Problems, proposals and ideas relaTing To sTuolenTs, TaculTy and Courses in The Division oT Commerce are discussed. Upon Tavorable consideraTion They are passed on To The dean and The TaculTy. STuclenTs are encouraged To oTTer suggesTions regarding The commerce library, enrollmenT procedure, suloiecTs oTFereol, Teaching meThods and adcliTional acTiviTies which The coun- cil mighT underTake. OFFICERS HARRY CLARKE . BOB HARRISON . . ELMERTA STAUFFER BILL HUMPHREY . Each year The council sponsors a commerce car in The homecoming parade carrying The I3irsT Lady oT Commerce who is chosen aT an annual elecTion by voTe oT all sTudenTs enrolled in The school. This year's winner is Nancy Thomason. Membership is selecTed by a ioinT commiTTee . . Chairman . Vice-Chairman . SecreTary-Treasurer . PubliciTy Chairman consisTing oT TaculTy and sTudenTs oT The previous year's council. Commerce STudenT council This year consisTs oT 35 regular council members and The presidenT or a represenTaTive oT each oT The honorary and proTessional orqanizaTions wiThin The Division oT Commerce. Council oTTicers discuss one oT The problems brouqhT before The council wiTh Dean Raymond L. Thomas. The council provides a means by which commerce sTudenTs may express Their views on The policies oT The Division oT Commerce. Page 445 Row Row Row Row Row 2. 3: Peck, Edward: Arringlon, Kenneih: While, T. G.: Armslrong, John: Wilhire, Harold: Miller, Harley: Aliebery, Harry: Hamillon, Wil Richardson, Curiis: Beachboard, R. F.: Wallon, Roberfg Basse, Roberl: Thomason, Eddie: Pickell, Bill: McGilliard, P. C.: Johnson Paul: Eckfeldf, Edward: Pelillo, Jimmie. Herberger, Harry: Harper, Joe: Walker, Charles: Glenn, Wilburn: Vaughn, Calvin: Colyeri, John: Appleman, Roberfg Spradling J. W.: Wesl, H. G.: Chandler, John. liam: Reeves, Eugene: Young, Raymond: Berousek, E. R. 4: Anderson, Roberl: Kullmann, Gene: Amadon, Newell: Poindexier, Bill: Hardin, George: Terii, Charles: Parker, A. J.: Flake, Erven 5. Siiles, Troy: Kelso, Bill: Woods, William. Bailey, Leonard: Thorp, Lee: Marshall, Arrhur: Hodges, J. Harold: Eqermeier, Edward: Smilh, Arnold: Banksfon, Bobby: Wilson Roy: Templelon, Jim: lv1cClevinus, Archie. airy dence Th e Dairy Science clulo was formed in I948 from The re- OFFICERS EDDIE LEE THOMASON JR. . . Presidenl ROBERT BASSE .... Vice-Presidenl ROBERT E. WALTON . Secreiary BILL PICKETT . . Treasurer DALE R. GUNN . Reporler organizalion of Jrhe Nalional Dairy club. The club's purpose is Jrhe developmenl of closer relalionship belween srudenfrs and iacully and The promolion of leadership. A conlesl for Jrhe lille oi Dairy Science Queen is held each Tall. Page 446 SUENELL WIMER, Dairy Science Club Queen. Row l: Richardson, Harvey: Ball, Mariorie: Bulling, Belly: McVicker, Mariorye: Carlson, Alice: Schillz, Ray: Slark, John: Kroulil, Wayne: Clillon, Delilah: Brady, Albryn: Bransleller, Olin. Row 2: Smilh, Evelyn: Boggess, Joy: Baker, Bonnie: Howe, Lena: Kozel, Valdene: Jones. Luree: Sparks, Anna Jean: l-line, Donna: Mooney, Mary Ann: Overlon, Joan: Bible, Paula: Percival, DeLois. Row 3: Marlin, Richard: Venn, Lorena: Kunc, Wilma: Gronernan, Dorolhy: Hughes, Belly: Arleberry, Lellie: lngerham, Joan: Roberson, Belly: Robinson, Eslher: Dick, lla Mae: Givens, Loyce: Summerour, Jimmy. Row 4: I-Iellwege, Ernesl: Dick, Mary Frances: Gregory, Helen: Bellinghausen, Mary Calherine: Tharp, Elda: Woodall, Deloris: Boevers, Clara: Marlin, Melba Jo: Bezinque, Margarel: Kennedy, Louise: Breckenridge, Louernma: Wakeman, Don. Row 5: Cooper, R. J.: Chandler, John: Ashley, Wayrnon: Robinson, Johnny: Slallord, Casey: Jink,-Vincenl: Ealon, Loren: Bliss, Don: Man- nering, Edsel: Wilkinson, George: Neagle, Lyle. Row 6: Goodall, Jerry: Irving, Ronald: Pemberlon, Harold: Roberls: l-lope, Jerry: Mayo, Mark: l-lunl, Bill: Birkes, Torn: Lee, Porler. mega igma OFFICERS RAY SCPHLTZ . . . . Heddenl JERRY MANNERING . . Vice-Presidenl BETTY JIRlK . . . . Secrelary MARJORYE MCVICKER . . Treasurer Della Sigma Alpha, collegiale 4-l-l club, was organized al A. 84 M. in IQI6. This group ol sludenls came logelher lo gain lurlher lraining in cooperalion, lellowship and leadership, lo keep in louch wi+h lhe 4-l-l club movemenl and lo conlinue lriendships made wilh 4-l-l club mem- bers. This year's aclivilies include ollicers' inslalla- lion banguel, picnics, square dances, parlies, 4-l-l roundup and publicalion ol lhe Newsleller . Burnis Arnold, exlension radio specialisl, is lhe sponsor ol Della Sigma Alpha. Page 447 Q is Row I: Gervais, Bernardg Seamands, George: MarTin, Lawrence: Pierce, Billy Mace, Thomasg Greenfield, Guy: ScoTT, RoberT. Row 2: Dancey, Floydg Balmer, Charlesg Price, Wyndelg Chopp, A. J.: Willis, Bobby: WrighT, KenneTh. me fa, Sigma i Page OFFICERS BILL PIERCE . g TOM BAUGT-I . . LARRY MARTIN . . GEORGE SEAMANDS . euY GREENFIELD . ROBERT SCOTT . 'I The Gamma Epsilon c,hapTer oT DelTa Sigma Pi was insTalled on The A. 84 lvl. campus March l9, l949. The TraTerniTy TosTers and promoTes broTher- hood among commerce sTuclenTs and a beTTer sTandard oT eThics beTweerI men oT commerce boTh in anol ouTside oT college. 448 . Head lv1asTer . Senior Warden . . Scribe . . Treasurer . CorrespondenT . T-lisTorian DelTa Sigma Pi holds monThly professional meeTings wiTh guesT spealcers Trom The business world. Several inclusTrial Tours oT business es- TablishmenTs are conducTecl, enabling sTuclenT members To sTucly aT close observaTion The pro- cedure and operaTion oT all Types oT business. . . -42' .f f - ,. -Wei . in . . -.,,,?.,,-,., . if Row Row 2. I: Sayre, John: Morris, T. J.: Bernel, LaRene: McFarland, Mary: Hinlon, Barbara: Zander, Eddie: Chapman, Clark: Carr, Bill: Harnden, Lloyd: Dunn, Ken: Hood, Eldon: Basslord, Norval: Ledinglon, Gerald: Arringlon, Kennelh: Fry, Lyle. ' Dean, Fred: Easley, Virginia: Walzke, Belly: King, Bill: Visser, Joan: Wells, Dorolhy: Eakes, Doris: Viclor, Emily: Swink, Lena: Overlon, Joan: l-Iagers, Joan: While, Shirley: Morlon, Rulh Ann: Ball, Mariorie: Gurley, Georgia: Carringlon, Mary Ann: Sayre, Herwanna: Henry, Wade. Row 3: Pierce, Donald: Allen, Gene: Griflin, Johnnie: Wagner, Kennelh: Elaw, Paul: Enoch, William: Woodworlh, Caroline: Barnell, Emma Faye: Moser, Arless: Miller, Bobbie: Ozbun, Phyllis: Smilh, Doris: Hesser, Joyce: Hagers, Jean: Nelson, Louise: Waddill, Norma: Sanders, Mary Belle: Price, Gayle: Ellialr, Cynlhia. Row 4: Parnell, Pal: Garrell, Bobbie: Wood, Jacqulyn: Hoopingarner, Pally: Radar, Roxie: Fox, Belly: Lillle, David: Taylor, Fred: Wheeler, Drummond: Doller, Frank: Rase, Zear. Row 5: Woodside, Joanne: Welzel, Shirley: Morgan, Jane: Carr, Darlyne: Bauman, Marlha: Gilbrealh, Corky: Fiscus, Onila: Williams, Bruce. Row 6: Fulifinglon, Bill: Taylor, Suzanne: Taylor, Vesla Rose: Ewing, Jo Ann: Lockell, Jack: Powell, Dick: Thomas, Shirley. Row 7: Fills, Bill: Calverl, Maude: Cook, Wendell: Buller, Nelda: Gulhrie, Dean: Thurmond, Bill: Hinlon, Bob. Row 8: Goodwin, Bob: Law, Billy: Smilh, Lieu Ray. Row Row 9. . Black, Bob: Lauer, Alden: Hooley, Jess: Griggs, Neil: Whilmire, Dee: Dowell, Richard. IO: Kidd, Harold: Hilliard, Jack: Wheeler, Elberl. iacqoid Cgzwfenf je!0w5Aqa OFFICERS SHIRLEY THOMAS . Presidenl DOYLE SIMPSON Vice-PresidenT MARJORIE BALL . . Chaplain BETTY FOX . . SecreTary BILLY LAW . .... Treasurer JOHN SAYRE . The Disciples STudenT Tellowship oT The FirsT ChrisTian church has Tilled anoTher year wiTh wor- ship, sTudy, work and play. Looking back we re- member . . . sTirnulaTing Sunday school lessons . . . our inspiring Thursday vespers . . . The Pro- Tile sTaTT busy aT work . . . our beauTiTul ChrisT- mas banqueT. . .Sunday breakTasTs . . .our Sun- Direclor ol STudenT Lile day suppers wiTh Tun and Tellowship around The Tables . . . everyone Trying To dodge The dish- washing draTT . . . monThly services aT The counTy Tarm . . .aTTer-church TunTesTs . . .and The beau- Tilul circle as a TiTTing climax To a week oT Chris- Tian Tellowship. Page 449 Row I: Koons, Verlin: Broolcshier, Pele: Lynch, Ed: Carler, Frank: Johnson, David: Day, Win: Sindl, Jim: Coleman, John: Burns, Jean: lvlcCarl'er, Ed: Turrenline, Charles: Ray, Warren. Row 2: Odell, Alloerl: Collier, Arlhur: Besancon, Roloerl: Earlhrnan, James: Shnell, Gene: McAnally, Gene: Broolce, Wendell: Robinson, Richard: Posl', Lawrence: Wise, Franklin: Brewer, Howard: Richardson, Hayes. Row 3: Sheline, Paul: Cherry, Lloyd: Benningfield, lfloydg VanBurkleo, Glenn: Clark, Allan: Thomas, Charles: Slalen, Hi: Brown, Richard: Howell, John: Claylon, John: Brinlcworlh, T. H. fa .jczloloa on OFFICERS JlM SlNDT . . GEORGE BURKITT WIN DAY . . . JOHN JOHNSON . JOHN COLEMAN ED MCCARTER Omega chapler ol Ela Kappa Nu, honorary eleclrical engineering fralernily, was organized in February, l93O. The organizalion is open lo lhe upper 'iourlh ol lhe iunior class and l'he upper lhird ol The senior class in eleclrical engineering. lls purposes are lo promole, mainlain and reward high scholarship loy sluolenls in lhe lield ol elec- Page 450 . Presidenr . . . Vice-Presidenl' Corresponding Secrelary . Recording Secrelary . , . Treasurer . Bridge Correspondenl lrical engineering. The organizalion annually awards a gold medal lo lhe mosl oulslanding eleclrical engineering senior. Many members of lhe eleclrical engineer- ing lacully are members of Ela Kappa Nu and are urged lo allencl and lo parlicipale in lhe aclivilies ol lhe chapler. Row I: Ellis, James: May, RoberT: Dodgion, Wayne: Harms, G. BurTon: Douglas, R. J.: Farris, James: Johnson, Elmer: RaspoTnilc, Eugene: BurTon, Gail: Uliana, John. Row 2: Ewing, Richard: Raunilcar, Rol9erT: Duggan, John: Powers, Tom: Hussey, Gerg: Anderson, Vernon: l-lundT, Terry: Parham, Lloyd: Bean Larry. Row 3: Tucker, Barran: Giles, Richard: Swearingen, William: RaTcliTT, W. Neal: Dulin, Richard: Roller, Donald: Allen, Charles: Everly, Gerald Row 4: McKinley, John: Disbrow, Zane: Rodgers, Fred: CrawTord, George: Wren, Donald: Asbury, Thomas: WhiTlow, Maurice: Zeiser, Charles: Marshall, Richard. i C iremen 5 KAL OFFICERS JAMES FARRIS BURTON HARMS . . WAYNE DODGION . ELMER L. JOHNSON . BOB MAY . . . GENE RASPOTNIK . Eiremen musT live TogeTher in order To learn close cooperaTion. Realizing This, The laTe ChieT J. Ray Pence organized The TirsT Eiremen's club in 1939, an organizaTion composed oT all mem- bers oT The STillwaTer and VeTeran's Village Tire deparTmenTs. . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . . SecreTary . . Treasurer . STaTion Manager Social Chairman As parT oT Their college worlc members receive Tire proTecTion Training and answer all Tire alarms and emergency calls. BeTore becoming a mem- ber oT The club, each roolcie musT compleTe a TradiTional hell week, designed To Tamiliarize him wirh The Tire TighTing equipment Page 45l Row I: Richardson, I-Iarvie: Brogden, Bill, Lun'iIy,Charlyne1 Draper, Marlcg Draper, C. R.: Jaclcson, K. E., LeMas'rer, J. B. Row 2: Pohlrnan, Dong Veazey, Bill: Price, Roberlg Maxwell,Jack1 Bergman, John1 Carler, Niles: Smilh, Gerald. jfying ggiea OFFICERS WARD BLOCK . CI-IARLYNE LUMLY . G. G. SMITI-I . . The Flying Aggies was organized in l948 Io en- courage sruclenl and Iacully inreresl in avialion, Io provide sale, economical llying and Iranspor- ralion for ils members and Io advance Ihe lcnow- ledge ol Ihe members in avialional subiecls. The club sponsors sunrise brealofasls followed Page 452 . . . Presidenl . Secrerary-Treasurer . Social Chairman by Ilighls Io surrounding cilies and several par- ries during The year, plus compelilion wirh olher schools as well as inlraclub meels. Any sluolenl or Iacully member wilh a pri- vale license or higher is eligible lor membership aller meeling cerlain olher requiremenls. Row I: McKinley, Carol: Percival, DeLois: Schwarz, Myrlle: Dolson, Richard: Daniel, Janie: Gerslen, Jesse: Parker, Ramona: Williams, George: Blanken, Charlene: Smilh, Ida: Pruill, Clarence: Murphy, Kalhleen. Row 2: Cummins, Belly: Haslell, Ina: Smilh, Shirley: Arnold, Annelle: Murphy, Joan: Hubbard, EmmaLou: Willms, Mary Jo: Cunningham, Eva Jo: Slump, Nancy: Haney, Harol Deane: Garrell, Elaine: Rowland, Belly: Evans, Frances: Bible, Paula: Flelcher, Calherine. Row 3: Young, Nadine: Young, Kelly Sue: Fox, Belly: Parker, Belly: Lane, Virginia: Humphrey, Rulh: Wiemer, Mary Ann: Mosby, Rulh Ann: Kelle, Erma: Williams, Barbara: Maneval, Joan: Taylor, Norma: Slroupe, Carolyn: Henson, Sue: Brown, Bonila: Mauzy, Marcia: Layman, George. Row 4: Walers, George: Bechlel, Donna: Hulchison, Sarah: Cooper, Mary: Elkin, Marilyn: Palmer, Agnes: Neely, Belly: Boeyers, Clara: Erickson, Norma: Hinlon, Mariorie: Gealches, Ann: Yalch, Helen: Barnell, Palsy: McMinn, Rulh: Buhrman, JoAnn: Fucci, Michael. Row 5: SeminoFF, Sammy: Elizalde, Arluro: Scharl, Howard: Gigoux, Jere: Drake, Ray: Drake, Clarence: Branch, Bobby: Redmond, Sally: Dedeaux, Louis: Elhridge, Waller: Ice, Bill: Harshaw, Ronald. Row 6: Calhey. Lee: Flanders, Edward: Faughl, Randell: Slallings, William: Hubbard, Tom: McLain, Charles: Wingorn, Bob. cjlfttbtfe 86116 9105 of .!4l'l'L9l LC6l OFFICERS RAMONA PARKER . . Presidenl CHARLENE BLANKEN . Vice-Presidenl JANIE DANIEL . . . . Secrelary MRS. MYRTLE SCHWARZ . . Treasurer DICK DOTSON . . . . Reporler JESSE GERSTEN The Conger chapler ol Fulure Teachers ol America was organized on lhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus Jan. I7, I949 under lhe sponsorship ol Kappa Della Pi. The chapler was named in honor ol Dean N. Conger, dean emerilus ol lhe School ol Educalion. The purposes ol F. T. A. are lo encourage and Social Chairman promole lellowship among prospeclive leachers, lo more clearly deline lhe common ideals ol lhe democralic leacher, lo discuss lhe problems and challenges lacing lhe leaching prolession and lo encourage a more professional allilude among prospeclive leachers. Page 453 , V Row I: Howard, Bobbie: Bair, Roberfg Franklin, Vernon: Trompler, Wilbur, Dipenlima, Tony, Walker, Na+: Durrell, Glen, Wheeler, Edwin Cruichfield, Kenneih. Row 2: Duncan, Keilhg Hayden, Thomas, Cody, Thomas: Snodgrass, Beal: Terry, Nelson: Whilmore, Bill: Robinson, Davidp Williams, Jerry Wohllarlh, Howard. Row 3: Hooley, Jessg Gulhrie, C. Dean: Barlholomew, William, Gibbs, Charles: Brandenburg, John: Taller, David, Sfuclcer, Maurice, Hen riclcs, Bobby, Herron, Quinlus. 5 01066 fry The Foresrry club was formed in I946 when lhe foreslry deparlmenl' was eslablished in The Division of Agricullure lo promole The academic, social and professional inleresl of ils members. The increasing imporlance of ioresls in The econom- ic slruclure of Jrhe counrry has resulled in an increasing demand for men Trained lo manage lhem. The ap- plicaiion of more inlensive foresl praclices over The ioresled land area of The enlire nalion is resulling in rapidly expanding professional opporlunilies. MARILYN MOORE, Foresfry Club Queen. Page 454 i OFFICERS TONY DIPENTIMA . HENRY MUELLER BOB BAIR . . . WILBUR TROMPLER . VERNON FRANKLIN . BOB HOWARD . . An eighl-week summer foreslry camp is con- ducled in one of rhe major 'loresl regions lor sludenls who have complered The required sub- iecrs. Eighl semesrer credir hours are earned al This camp. This year marked Jrhe lirsl queen conresl held by The club. Marilyn Moore was selecred as . . . Presidenr . . Vice-Presidem' . Recording Secrelary . . Publiciry Secrelary Corresponding Secrelary Treasurer Foresrry queen. Don Slaurler, Oklahoma slale foresler, was guesl speaker al our annual ban- quer. From a nucleus of I9 men, rhe club has grown ro a membership of over I5O. Membership is open To any sludenl or graduale sludenr whose maior is lioreslry, wildlife or range managemenl. Row I: Brown, Richard: Williams, John: Mccarfhy, Raymond: Ballard, Jim: Alanasiev, Michel: Linn, Ed: Gregoire, Sherman: Langley, James: Couch, Gordon. Row 2: Schooler, Bob: Donceel, Bill: Greiner, Bob: Lindsay, I. W.: Hodo, Row 3: Hogan, William: Pulliam, David: Thompson, George: Hammack, Soleman, Roberf: Sigler, Charles: Silvey, Lee: Sfeele, John. Raylord: Alrland, Roberf: Moorer, Gene: Losso, Raymond. Donald: Quick, Kennelh: Valder, James: Hawk, John: Hill, Adrian: Page 455 E Row I: Blanken, Charlene: SwaggerTy, Waunice: Birnbaum, Leon: Berk, MarTin: Oppel, Fred: KellerT, MargareT: KeilbarTh, Erwin: Wagner, ValenTine: Kolch, Frederick. Row 2: T-Toner, Edna: HeinTz, June: Garms, BeTTy: Wilde, Connie: Willms, Mary Jo: KellerT, CaTherine: Ehlers, Elaine: Meyer, Karl: Grassman, Delbert Dahl, Paul. - Row 3: Haas, RoberT: Meyer, Eldor: Kirch, Noel: Hohmann, Donald: ForesT, Frank: Klima, Ted: Thies, Zeke: Oppel, Roberfg Dahl, Billie. 6ll'l'Ll'l'L6l mega, OFFICERS FRED OPPEL JR. . MARTIN BERK . ERWIN KEILBARTI-I . MARGARET KELLERT . LEON L. BIRNBAUM . FREDERICK L. KOLCI-I . Gamma DelTa, inTernaTional associaTion oT syn- odical conTerence LuTheran sTudenTs, was organ- ized To provide an opporTuniTy To sTudy The Bible, To Train young people Tor lay leadership in The church and To promoTe and encourage ChrisTian Tellowship on The campus. BeTa Sigma, 66Th Page 456 . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry . Treasurer . . . PasTor . FaculTy Adviser chapTer, received iTs charTer on Dec. I4, IQ47. Membership is open To any sTudenT oT Chris- Tian characTer who is in sympaThy wiTh The ob- iecTives oT This chapTer. lTs acTiviTies include Bible sTudy, Topic discussions and a balanced program oT ChrisTian Tellowship. Picfured above are fhe members of fhe Oklahoma A. 8: M. College 50-piece all-girl marching band. The band, organized in I946, plays af all foofball games and is considered fo be one of fhe besf all-girl college bands in fhe nafion. gm isa, 4 OFFICERS LOUISE ROWE RUBY MATLI . ALMA I-IOWE . NANCY MILLS . MARILYN CURRY. . SHIRLEY REED . The Girls' band, direcfed by I-Iiram I-lenry, performs as a marching and as a concerf band each year, concenfrafing on afhlefic evenfs. This year fhe band made frips fo Dallas and Tulsa for foofball games. performed for fhree games in Sfillwafer, marched in fhe homecoming . . Presidenf . . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary-Treasurer . Publicify Direcfor . Business Manager . Drum Major parade and played for loaslcefball games. For concerf work, boys fill ouf fhe insfrumen- fafion. The group played confesf music for di- recfors during fhe band clinic in December. A formal concerf is presenfed each spring and fhe group plans several social evenfs each year. Page 457 l Row Row Row Row Row 2: 3. 4: 5. Parker, Belly Jo: l-loward, Mariorie: Lindsay, Marjorie: Walers, Yvonne: Scheihing, Elsa: Dick, lla Mae: Adams, Mary Lou: Proclor, Margarel: Crosnoe, Elizabelh. l-luslon, Pally: Slankewilz, Sandra: Coe, Larra: Yalch, l-lelen: Eisenhour, Erma: Jones, Luree: Trenl, Lena: Philippi, Kalheryn: Lemasler, Joan: Johnson, Wynelle. Calverl, Maudie: Groneman, Dorolhy: Danne, Florence: Brock, Ruby: Callahan, Pal: Payne, Kalherine: l-lulchison, Joyce: Croom, Jane: Kunc, Wilma: Norman, Marlha: Lillle, Marlha: Boggess, Joy. Besl, Belly: l-lladik, Lenila: Wood, Mary: Forresl, Virginia: Converse, Ramona: Young, Peggy: Bealy, Gwendolyn: Slables, Jerlene' l-lamillon, Ann: l-lurlbul, Jane: Crall, Juanila: Way, Mary Sue. Srnilh, Marlene: Jackson, Norma: Woll, Rilda: Garrell, Bobbie: Barham, Belly: Pillman, Alice: Corlman, Bessie: Maher, Margarel: Shaber, Peggy. 014418 62 Page 458 The l-lome Economics club ol Oklahoma A. 84 M. College was organized in lhe lall ol l9l3 by lhe 28 home economics maiors ol lhe class ol I9I5. The growlh and developmenl ol lhe Division ol Home Economics lhrough lhe years has been accompanied by an increasing membership in lhe l-lome Economics club. The obiecls ol lhe l-lome Economics club are lo parlicipale aclively in im- proving personal, home and campus living: lo experience real achievemenl on lhe parl ol all members: lo parlicipale in cooperalive planning and group aclivilies: lo promole lellowship among college sludenls: lo develop lead- ership abilily: lo parlicipale in enjoyable recrealional aclivilies: lo do lile's work, however humble, wilh dignily and respecl: lo promole beller sludenl- lacully relalionships, and lo be able lo eslablish and enioy an allround col- lege lile. OFFICERS LUREE JONES . LENA TRENT . . . LINDY LOU HUBBARD KATHERYN PHTLIPPI . Leaders chosen by The club To acTivaTe The wishes oT The membership consTiTuTe a council composed oT oTTicers, commiTTee chairman and TaculTy advisors. Membership is open To all wo- men regularly enrolled in The Division oT Home Economics. ln a new organizaTional plan To provide Tor The large membership The club carried ouT ToTal . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . Se-creTa ry . Treasurer acTiviTies as well as being divided inTo Tour smaller working uniTs: namely, household arTs, home economics educaTion, home liTe and house- hold science. These groups hold bi-monThly meeT- ings ThaT aim Toward acguainTing each member wiTh her TuTure proTession and sTrengThening sTudenT-TaculTy relaTionships. Row I: Ball, Mariorie: Wiens, Marlene: Hopper, Carroll: Randall, Peggy: Honer, Edna: Brady, Albryn: CliTTon, Delilah: McClung, Joe Ann: WashingTon, MargareT. Row 2: Hollis, Joan: Sarver, Joan: KellerT, MargareT: Ihrig, Shirley: ArThur, LaRue: Ballard, Mary: Van Frank, Wilma: BarneTT, PaTsy: Camp- bell, Zoe Anne: Boeckman, Wilma. Row 3: SmiTh, MargreaT: Noble, Laura: Clack, Joan: Casey, MargareT: Conrad, Della: McDaniel, Doris: Gregory, Helen: STeTson, Sue: Turley, Mary Nell, Row 4: WaTkins, BeTTy: Kelly, RoberTa: NoTley, Billye: Clagg, Helen: McNair, Peggy: HunTer, Susan: Gibbs, Barbara: Curry, Marilyn: Rob- inson, EsTher: Howard, Bessie: KellerT, CaTherine. Row 5. SToIl, Barbara: Laws, Alice: Prichard, Mary: Hawkins, Arlene: Parks, Carolyn: EckhardT, Barbara: ChoaTe, Ramona: McCarTy, BeTTy: Milliner, Marzelle: Walker, ElisabeTh. E :fri aaaaeiseivq Page 459 Row I: Higdon, LaVernneg LaVine, Paulg Braclcling, Julius, LeCrone, Fred: Nelson, Max, Chapman, Bob, Davidson, WeurTag Snider, Joanne: Ard, Roy. Row 2: Gailus, Zandg Ferguson, Coy: Holmes, Dale: Gaylor, James: Moesel, Richard: Pogue, Eugene: Canfield, Darrell: Poplin, David: Epler, Bud. Row 3: Taylor, Harley: Clarke, William: WhiTecrow, Jake, Nixon, John: BenTon, Jerryg ClemenT, Edmunclg WhisenanT, Johnny: Laughlin, Charlesg Groves, William. .Jhbrficugfure OFFICERS ROBERT CHAPMAN . JULIUS BRECKLING . MAX NELSON . ROY ARD . The HorTiculTure club was Tounded in I9I6 To promoTe The social, academic and proTes- sional inTeresTs OT iTs members, To bring abouT a closer associaTion among Those in horTiculTure worlc and To creaTe a good relaTionship beTween TaculTy and sTudenTs. Membership is made up OT upperclassmen who Page 460 . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer are majoring in horTiculTure and unclerclassmen who are inTeresTed in horTiculTure work. The annual HorTic:ulTure show is presenTed by The HorTiculTure club. OuTsTanding men in The proTessional Tield OT har+icul+ure are recognized Tor Their conTribuTions To The inclusTry aT an an- nual bangueT. ...JS .1 Infernalional Relalions club members are galhered for a regular Wednesday nighl meeling ar which Melvin R. Lohmann, vice-dean of Ihe Oklahoma Insfilule of Technology, was Teafurecl speaker. JZ zf f' f lg f t' C! A VL 8l I'L6L L0l'Laf 8 61, LOVL5 lfff OFFICERS DICK EOWLER . BOB KESTER . . FRANCES DURKIN . MARGARET KLEIN . SALLY EMERY . . REX HARRIS , The Inlernalional Relalions club was founded aI Oklahoma A. 84 M. in I929. Beginning wilh six members, II has now become The Iargesl club of ils lqind in Ihe Uniled Srales. The mosl imporlanl evenls ol Ihe year will be The regional conference al San Anlonio, Tex. and . . Presiolemk . Vice-Presidenl . . Secrelary . . Treasurer . Social Chairman . Publicily Chairman Ihe American associalion of lRC's conference aI Slillwaler. The club parlicipales annually in bolh conferences and is a member ol Ihe collegiale council of Ihe Unired Nalions. Presenl sponsor and adviser ol Ihe club is Darrel Troxel. Page 46I Row I: Kelley, Garland: Youree, Dale: Barrell, Dick: Allred, Lee: Roberls, Berla Lee: Roberls, Bob: Dudley, Eldon: Bralcher, Sam: Miller Bob: Lessor, Russell. Row 2: Carman, Dyle: Halverson, Edward: Sleiner, Marlha: Bradley, Billy: Roles, Lee: Kelly, Donald: Koppilz, R. G.: Roberls, Leo: Brown Wardle: Brown, Billy: Slephens, Normaiean. Row 3: Lolspeich, R. A.: Marlin, Carl: Duncan, Robin: Combs, Benny: Smilh, Belly: Coler, C. A.: Rowe, Duly: Massey, Kenl: Romick, Phil Hobbs, William: Donelson, Jody: Savage, Huberl: Flechs, Sonny. Row 4: Shellon, Grella: Sandusky, Sam: Goodhue, James: Slephens, Avery: Rogers, Glenn: Woods, Vol: Adams, Henry: Overlell, Zeola Smilh, Alberl. jnfercofegiafe Q eo Page 462 The lnlercollegiale Rodeo club was organized on lhe Oklahoma A. 8: M. campus Feb. 9, I949. The purpose ol lhe club is lo promole parlicipalion in lhe inlercollegiale rodeo, lo build inleresl in rodeo and weslern lunclions and lo provide exlra- curricular aclivily lor inleresled sludenls. Each year lhe club parlicipales in lhe Block and Bridle rodeo and sends leams composed ol lhe besl conleslanls lo inlercollegiale rodeos on olher campuses lhroughoul lhe soulhwesl and lo lhe we-sl coasl. The many lro- phies, prizes and honorable menlions lhe learns have won rellecl lhe qualily and enlhusiasm ol lhe parlicipanls. OFFICERS BOB ROBERTS . ELDON DUDLEY . BERT ROBERTS . KATHRYN RANDALL . JOl-lN WOODWORTI-l . LasT year's Team Tinished sixTh in The naTion by Talcing TirsT place aT Ranger college, Ranger, Tex.: TirsT place aT Texas A. 84 M.: second place aT New Mexico A. gl M. and Third place aT Texas A. 84 M. Eldon Dudley was named besT all-round cowboy aT The Ranger meeT. The club is a member oT The Narional lnTer- collegiaTe Rodeo associaTion, which has mem- . PresidenT . Vice-RresidenT . SecreTary . . Treasurer . FaculTy Adviser ber clubs in 34 colleges and universiTies in The souThwesT. As members oT The Nafional In+ercoIIegia+e Rodeo associaTion, club members have buTTons TeaTuring a buclcing horse wiTh The leTTers N.l.R.A. which are worn on The belT. During The school year The club sponsors sev- eral dances and picnics Tor iTs members. Row l: Edmondson, Roger: Clapp, Sammy: Logsdon, John: Gels, Ronald: Brown, Dick: Gosnell, Franlc: Ash, MilTon: Bunyard, Max: Norlon, Sylvia: Walker, Bill, Row 2: Norman, Wanda: Campbell. Zoe: Bace, Jack: Simms, Barry: Gardner, R. l-l.r Lewis, William: WaTers, Gene: WhiTecrow, Jalceg Wil- son, Richard: l-lubbard, BeTTy: Skaggs, Omer: Cline, Alice. Row 3: Mohler, Ludy: Randall, Jaclcie: Sherod, Earl: Lowery, Joseph: l-lall, Williarn: ScoTT, Don: Kuhnen, Ed: Friedemann, Mary Jo: Kincan- non, Janice: Freudenberger, Carolyn: AusTin, Jamey: l-larlan, Sue. Row 42 Hill, Jimmie JOY: Russell. Roy: Kelly, Chuck: MaTThews, Al: Kelly, Eugene: Feddersen, Don: Miller, Dave: DenTon, Sherman: LongwiTh, Jon: McNair, Peggy: RiclcsTrew, DoroThy: Good, Ronald. Page 463 Row I: roy, C. H.: Tompkins, Mrs. Roy: Walers, George. Scoll, Samuelg Romick, Phil, Trenl, Bobbie, Lookout Charles, Roberis, Jim, Hulchison, Mrs. Sarah, Bennelf, Mrs, Henry G.: McEl- Row 2: Eagle, Eranceney Sanders, Roberfag Karly, Evelyn: Burns, Edmond, Karly, William, Gover, Phillip, Norman, Clarence, Garreii, Bobbie: Kihega, Lois: Red Elk, Ida Mae. Row 3: Beniamin, H. Eugeneg Poplin, David: Whifecrow, Jake: McCombs, Thomas, Julian, Joe: Carney, Alvieg Jones, Arr: Sine, H, H. .ylflfcrnclcr Lggcielfy OFFICERS SARAH I-IUTCI-IISON . JAMES ROBERTS . . SAMUEL SCGTT . PHIL ROMICK The Illanaha Indian sociely was organized as a slale organizalion of American Indian sludenls in The universilies and colleges of Oklahoma for Ihe purpose of advancing The Indian race. The Oklahoma A. 84 M. chapler, Tapela, was eslablished in I93O. Page 464 . Presidenl . Vice-Presidenl . Secrerary . Treasurer Aciivilies of Ihe club consisl of Ihe holding of an annual panguel, an annual pow-wow, Ihe pre- senlalion of Indian arlisls and Ihe holding of an Indian ceremony preceeding each homecoming Ioolball game. Eacully advisor is Dean C. H. McElroy. Row I: Elmore, George, Wrighf, Joseph, Ware, Roberf, Holland, Anfhonyg Hesser, Abe, Marsh, Ambrose, Lones, Frank, O'l-lalloran, Norman. Row 2: Eisele, Bob, Marsh, Joseph, Klopp, George, Bokorney, G. Baker, Pemberfon, Elden, Larrabee, Lyman, Taylor, Billy, RiTTer, Ray. Row 3: Crabfree, Toby, McMurry, Jim, McElroy, B. J., Davis, Richard, Beck, Tom, Kane, John. omior Ak! gireelfem OFFICERS ABE HESSER . . . . PresidenT ANTHONY HOLLAND . . Vice-Preside-nT BOB WARE . . . . . SecreTary AMBROSE MARSH . . . Treasurer FRANK LONES . The Junior HoTel GreeTers oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College was The Third chapTer To be charTered in The UniTed STaTes. IT was organized and re- ceived iTs charTer in I949. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To beTTer The relaTionship belrween hoTel managemenT and . PuloliciTy DirecTor labor. A placemenT service Tor The sTuclenTs in The hoTel and resTauranT adminisTraTion school was inTroduceol This year. The orqanizahon sends represenTaTives To The Oklahoma HoTel conven- Tion and The Oklahoma resTauranT convenTion. Page 465 Row Row Row Row Row 2 3 4 5 Whillenberg, Mary, Adams, Anna, Harry, Helen, Hair, Pal, Williams, Barbara, Slroupe, Carolyn, Pember, Janel, Pruill, Clarence: Swyden, Tommy, Rowland, Belly, Tiller, Mary Lou, Harvey, June. Nancy, Hollis, Joan, Julian, Peggy, Fundis, Valye, Clinard, Rulh, Trindle, Rulh, Fallcenslein, Lamon, Mary, Flanagan, Wauneva, Rowley, Virginia, Hunl, Beverly, Jelsma, Slella, Jellerson, Mary Lou, Marlin, May, Webb, Mari- lynn, Wimer, Suenell, Hulchison, Joyce, Phillips, Irene, Johnson, Neva, Lane, Virginia, Kubilc, Billie, Baleson, Neoma. Copeland, Barbara, Marlall, Edna. Filzpalriclc, Harry, Thornlon, William, Morgan, Jacob, Case, Coe, Dill, Glen, Wrighl, Clillord, Jones, Herschel, Marlin, A. O: Shepherd, B. L., Voighl, Wm. T., Keeler, Joel, Moyer, Floyd, McLain, Charles. B .JQYIQIQQ .mega Z OFFICERS JANET PEMBER . . . Presidenl THOMAS SWYDEN . . . . Vice-Presidenl CHARLENE BLANKEN . Corresponding Secrelary BARBARA HOLCONW . . ReuwdngSeUdaW CLARENCE M. PRUITT . . Treasurer CAROLYN STRCUPE . Hislorian Lambda chapler ol Kappa Della Pi was eslap- lished al Oklahoma A. 84 M. College April lo, l92l, and is one ol 165 chaplers. Kappa Della Pi, an honor sociely in educalion, selecls ils mem- scholarship, lalcing lhe lolal previous collegiale record ol lhe sludenl inlo accounl. The purpose ol Kappa Della Pi is lo encourage high prolessional, inlelleclual and personal sland- ards and lo recognize oulslanding conlribulions bership lrom lhe iunior, senior and graduale lo educalion. classes who ranlc in lhe highesl 25 percenl in Page 466 Naeler, Carol Ann, Jones, Clara, Serwin, Loraine, Williams, Renen, Lucas, Willa, Davis, Belly, Reed, Golden, Ring, Dorris, Slump, Rulh, Barllell, Alma, Humphreys, Ada. McMinn, Rulh, Saunders, Sybil, Bell, Freda, G-ingerich, Veda, McKeeman, Julia, Bell, Belly, Gaines, Joann, Mcpeelc, Carolyn, Mar- lin, Mary, Wills, Claudine, Garrell, Elaine, Hursl, Carrol, McCarly, Lucile, Ellioll, Cynlhia, Halcher, Rosemary, Puryear, Elizabelh' Row I: MiTchell, Max: Waller, Bob: Hallbeclr, Ed: Banlcs, Don: Churchill, KeiTh: Ryan, Bill: Mouser, Eugene: Palmer, Paul: JohnsTon, RoberT: Olson, Willis. Row 2: Baker, Neal: Chambers, Paul: Houck, Roy: Sewell, Oscar: McClellan, James: Kouri, Bob: PoTTs, Bill: King, Jack: McLain, Charles. Row 3: McWeThy, Fred: Welker, James: Billingsley, Charles: Spraberry, George: Fallce, Erven: Moe, Culver: Shook, Thomas: Burden, Bill: Fahler, Darrell: McFarland, Harry: Weldon, George. J .jgozppa .!QLl9laa, Mi OFFICERS WILLIAM A. RYAN . KEITH CHURCHILL . EUGENE C. MOUSER JR. TED L. MERRITT . . WILLIS R. OLSON . Kappa Kappa Psi, naTional honorary band Tra- TerniTy, Tounded aT A. 84 lvl. in l9I9, was organ- ized To recognize ouTsTanding bandsrnen. There are now over 70 chapTers. Alpha chapTer, na- Tional shrine, and naTional headguarTers are locaTed here. EvenTs sponsored by The chapTer This year in- . . PiesidenT . Vice-PresiclenT . SecreTa ry . Treasurer . Sponsor clude a band mixer during The TirsT week OT school and The Boh Ivlalcovsky memorial banquet given during The sTaTe band clinic. The TraTer- niTy acTs as hosT To visiTing college bands and assisTs The music deparTmenT in promoTing The conTinued success oT A. 84 lvl. bands. Page 467 Row I: Dunn, Mrs. Clark: STaTon, Mrs. Hi: Lewis, Mrs. Edna: Gingerich, Mrs. John: Klemme, Almeda: MarlaTT, Edna Mae: Copeland, Bar- bara: HursT, Carrol: Clinard, RuTh Alice: Durbin, CaTherine: Brown, BoniTa. Row 2: Wiser, V. V.: Young, Nadine: Parks, Charlene: Daniel, Janie: Palmer, Agnes: Widney, Dorine: Wilbur, Marva: Sfroupe, Carolyn: Thompson, Helen: ShackelTord, Joanne: Lovell, Pauline: lnslee, Charloire: Chambers, Barbara. Row 3: Low, Frances: Worley, Geneva: CasTle, Charlene: WyaTT, Vera: Hughes, BeTTy: GranTham, KiTTy: Weber, Mary: PiTTman, Alice: Eng- land, Willene: Holcomb, Barbara: Cooper, Peggy: UnTerkircher, Mary Lou: King, Audrie. Row 4: Johnson, Shirley: O'Bryan, PaT: Brown, La NiTa: JohnsTon, Cora Belle: BuTTerTield, PaTricia: Woodson, Joann: HewleTT, Marilyn: Ful- hage, RuTh: Green, Jo Anne: Ellard, Virginia: BeeTs, Billie: Hoig, Mary Ann. .jcrpyoa 194 I Kappa Phi is a naTional organizaTion Tor MeThodisT preTerence college women. IT was Tounded in I9I6 by Mrs. Gordon B. Thompson aT The Uni- versiTy oT Kansas. TheTa chapTer was insTalled on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in I920. The aim oT Kappa Phi is Every MeThodisT woman in The universiTy world Today, a leader in The church oT Tomorrow. The purpose oT Kappa Phi is To work ouT a consTrucTive plan Tor acTive liTe in The church and The world: To broaden college liTe by combining social and spiriTual liTe: To Train Tor lead- ership: To Tind hidden TalenTs in each girl: To develop Them To The TullesT capaciTy, and To Torm worThwhile Triendships. The Theme Tor our program This year is 0ur HeriTage. Our moTTo is OThers, and our slogan, l'd love To. Our colors are The blue oT The sky, The green oT The pine and whiTe Tor puriTy. Our symbols are The pink rose, The lighTed candle and The pine Tree. Thela chapler has, since Hs organizalion, held ils regular nneelings al 8 a.rn. on Sundays in The Firsr Merhodisr church. Kappa Phi holds pledg- ing services Twice a year. OFFICERS ALMEDA KLEMME EDNA MAE MARLOTT BARBARA COPELAND . RUTH CLINARD . CAROL HURST . CATHERINE DLJRBIN . . . Presidenr . . Firsr Vice-Presidenr . Second Vice-Presidenr . Corresponding Secrerary . Recording Secrelary . . . Treasurer sislanlr sponsor is Mrs. H. Slalen. We have live palronesses: Mrs. J. Gingerich, Mrs. W. McFer- rin Slowe, Mrs. R. Fisher, Mrs. L. Fischer and Mrs. C. A. Dunn. Our sponsor is Mrs. Edna B. Lewis. The as- Row Row Row Row Sloul' Glenna, Copley, Genelre, Julian, Peggy, Brakebill, Sylvia, Unlerkircher, Pal, Farley, Mary, Cofnplon, Mariorie, Clardy, Belly, Sfephens, Barbara, Henson, Carol, Sholl, Onah. Oflinger, Helen, Maiors, Roberla, Chadwick, Rebecca, Ernans, Sue, Kelly, Marlha Lou, Wickelr, Mary, Prier, Orvella, Bryson, Ollie, Gresslein, Barbara, Cohlmia, Marquefle, Parlon, Donna, Click, Helen, Ogg, Mary Lou. McConnell, Margarel, Pler+, June, Carpenfer, Mary, Bell, Kalhryn, Harringron, Bueffa, Mauzy, Marcia, Hall, Lillian, Mane-val, Joan, Chesser, Jackie, Nerf, Barbara, Carpenrer, Ann' Query, Mary, Noon, Mary Berh. Farley, Norma, Casad, Barbara, Boevers, Clara, Mullins, Jerry, Douglas, Belly, Lilley, Iva, Berglund, Barbara, Johnson, Madelon, Pirrrnan, Elnora, Bolls, Carol, Ward, Mary, Drake, Lois, Bennefr, Joeffa, Schnailhman, Sue, Eagle, Francene. 0 'x .4-3, 1 Kun, Page 469 , Y, , 7,,,,,,,, Row I: Wheeler, Franklin: Beniarnine, Eugene: Carberry, C. R.: Ferguson, John: Six, Ray: Williams, Marshall: Foresler, J. Gerald: Copeland Eugene: Oppel, Fred: Trawick, Wirl. Row 2: Thompson, Alan: Liles, Blaine: Bufciinglon, Bill: Pryor, Frank: Neuberl, Fred: McHard, Dean: Ewing, S. A.: Barfield, Charles: Howard, B. G.: Doyle, Milion: Roberison, Bill. Row 3: Chapman, Clark: Guyer, James: Hardin, George: Voyles, Charles: Travis, Roberig Willoughby, Sidney: Hood, Eldon: Turner, Colen: Long, William: Whileaker, Rob: Pelers, Omer: Fowler, Dick. Jczppa om i OFFICERS MARSHALL WILLIAMS . EUGENE BENJAMIN . WIRT TRAWICK . . GERALD FORRESTER . Kappa Tau Pi, naiional honorary religious ira- lernily, was founded al The Universily of Okla- homa in I9l8. ln l92O il received ils nalional charier. Bela chapler, al Gklahoma A. 84 M., was insialled lhe same year. The aim oi The Iralernily is io creaie a spiril Page 470 . . Presidenl . Vice-Presidenr . Secreiary . Treasurer of loyallry and cooperalion by bringing iogelher Jrhe represenlalives of ihe various churches. Membership consisls of men who have asser- led lhemselves as leaders in The field oi Chris- Tian endeavor and who musl have 30 grade poinls prior lo inilialion. Row I: Harper, Eleanor. Row 2: Ellison, Max: Purcell, William: Doan, Clark: Boyd, Doyle: Griflirh, Ivan: Wall, Joel: Pilfs, Mozelle: Ramsby, Ann: Howard, Sammye: Corbell, Pal: Allison, George: Polls, Roberl: Moore, Roberf: Minion, Freem: Chandler, Gene. Row 3: Fisher, Connie: Adams, Charles: Glasgow, Donald: Webb, Lynn: Granfham, Glen: Powell, Wayne: Chambers, Paul: Parker, Roberl: Leonard, David: Whifeaker, Roberf: Clark, Thomas: Weldon, George: Donnell, Franklin. Row 4: LeMas+er, Dean: Kelley, James: Cowan, Glen: Hyden, Johnnie: Brown, Berf: Kammerdiener, Cecil: Williams, George: Pulnam, Leslie: Wilson, Gerald: Breff, Evereli: Williams, Marshall: Plafl, James: Scharf, Howard. Row 5: Spurr, William: Hoecker, Lawrence: Smilh, Roberl: Wall, Roberf: Johnson, Denzil: Reische, Gordon: Keso, Larson: Sanders, William: Simcoe. William: Cunningham, Richard: Underwood, Richard: Fahler, Darrell: Koop, Edwin. Row 6: Green, James: Vandyne, Donald: Fosler, David: McRay, Charles: McRoy, John: McRay, Harold: Marshall, Gene. enfi Le C74 OFFICERS CLARK DOAN . . . FRANKLIN DONNELL DEAN LE MASTER . PAUL CHAMBERS . L. N. PERKINS . The Men's Glee club acrivilies of This year began wilh a four To Magnolia, Ark., Camp Polk, La., Biloxi, Miss., Lillle Rock, Clarksville and Forl Smirh, Ark. Orher appearances of The glee club were for The Oklahoma music educalors and Jrhe general . . Presidenr . . Vice-Presidenr . Secrelary-Treasurer . Proper+y Cusrodian . . . Direclor reachers convenrion in Oklahoma Cily, concerls al The Sludenl Union: annual fall concerl and mid-winrer graoluarion exercises. A Jrour Jrhrough soulhwesrern Oklahoma was made in Jrhe spring. Accompanisl for Ihe organizarion is Eleanor Harper. Page 47I Row I: Myers, Mary Margrelg Lewis, Virginia: Klein, Margarelg Prichard, Mary, Ballard, Mary: Durbin, Calherine. Row 2: Carson, Peggy, Wood, Janice, Kramer, Nancy, Casad, Barbara, Harry, .Heleng Norlhrop, Elonellq While, Mary, Harper, Eleanor Worlfar Ear OFFICERS MARY PRICHARD . . . Presidenl MARGARET KLEIN . . Vice-Presidenr MARY BALLARD . .,.. Secrelary VIRGINIA LEWIS . . Corresponding Secrelary KATHERINE DURBIN . Morlar Board, nalional senior vvomen's honor sociely, was organized in l93O as Achafoa. This local organizalion became a member ol Morlar Board Nov. lo, l94O. Morlar Board slrives ro provide for coopera- Iion belween socieliesp lo promole college loyal- ly, lo advance lhe spiril ol service and fellowship Page 472 . . . . Treasurer among universily women: lo mainlain a high slanclard of scholarship, lo recognize and en- courage leadership, and lo slimulale and develop a liner Type of college woman. Morlar Board sponsors Orange Quill and Grange and Black Quill. 51 Row I: Edsel, Ray: Mihoover, Lloyd: Burroughs: Perrin, Paul: Norman, Jimmie: Wagle, John: l-lunT, F. Sam: Revell, Jaclc: Bolcorney, Wayne. Row 2: Harrison, RoberT: Gibson, James: Newcombe, David: Moore, John: Moore, Marvin: Ryan, William: Bourland, William: Cowden, Buddy: MiTchell, Richard. mu Jeeps OFFICERS JIM NQRMAN sAM HUNT . . BETTYE JELSMA . FRANK VANN . JOHN SETH . RAY EDSEL . . Mu Kappa Tau, naTional proiessional marlceTing TraTerniTy, was incorporaTed under The laws of The sTaTe oT Oklahoma in May, l949, as The TirsT narional marlceTing TraTerniTy in American col- leges and universiTies. Membership in Mu Kappa Tau is open To Those sTudenTs seeking a major or minor in The . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry . . Treasurer . . I-lisTorian . Social Chairman Tielcl oT marlceTing. The purpose oT The TraTerniTy are To promoTe a clearer undersTanding of mar- l4eTing and To provide proTessional conTacT be- Tween The sTudenT and experTs in The Tield. Vari- ous programs, including Talks by businessmen, are presenTed aT The meeTings. Page 473 Row I: Black, Charles: K y Barry: Murphy, Dale: I-Ienderson, Ed: Daily, Ralsron: Vicfor, Jim: Jauch, Raymond: Elizalde, Arfuro. Row 2: Hopkins, Charles: Coch musfanga Page 474 ran, Woodrow: Tansel, J. Don: Powell, Waiyne: Ahring, Bob: Dofson, Richard: I-Iope, Robert Realizing The need for a new pep organizarion because of The vas? poslwar enrollmenr al Oklahoma A. 84 lvl., I6 men sludenrs mel in Ihe lounge of Cor- dell hall on Ocl. I, I946, and made The Iirsr plans for a new men's pep organ- izalion. These were Ihe charler members of an organizalion soon Io be re- cognized on Ihe campus as a Iruly peppy group. The charler for Jrhe organizalion was granled by Jrhe Sludenr Senale on Ccr. 7, I946. Two pledging services are held during Ihe school year. During lvluslang hell week pledges appear dressed in coveralls wilh a horse collar on Jrheir shoulders and laundry bags conlaining various ilems. Among olher lealures ol hell week is Ihe beauJry conJresI held on Ihe campus corner. OFFICERS CI-IARLES PLATT JR. . BORDER SI-IIPMAN . EDWIN WYATT . . WENDELL McFATRID6E . CHARLES PLATT JR. . The pep club acquired a large bell shorTly aTTer The clulo was organized and iT is TasT be- coming a TradiTion aT TooTbaII games. The IvIusTangs sponsor pep rallies ThroughouT The year and parTicipaTe in oTher pep TuncTions. In This way The organizaTion Tollows iTs purpose in TurThering The Aggie spiriT. . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer . Cheerleader The aThleTic blaclc iacIceT Trimmed in Tlaming orange-wiTh The words Oklahoma Aggies and MusTangs across The baclc and an orange horse on The TronT oT The iacl4eT-was chosen because The group TelT The need Tor a new and diTFerenT iacIceT. Row I: Gauger, Fred: McFaTridge, Wendell: Perrin, Paul: Shipman, Border: PlaTT, Charles: WyaTT, Edwin: Epperson, Carl: Pohlman, Don: LaTham, Bobby. Row 2: Pearsall, Doug: GearharT, I-larry: Anderson, Gene: Dodson, Lowell: WinTers, Fred: STow, L. R.: Jones, Jimmy: Gillean, Bobby: Duncan: Tommy: Nigro, Richard. is ,T r 3.5. W., NAC. .1 C: Sire? . . 'QM' zHs1'f LL IANUFIFSJN Ig J ' eswfw J ww hwnax 'i 4 l '13 . NA TIGE ml -7 Page 475 ,T -. l Page Row I: Seamands, George: Nichols, Gordon: Zablafnilc, Gabriel: Elwell, James: Taron, Joe: SonTag, Paul: Hayden, John: Eclc, Charles: Uli ana, John. Row 2' Bunfe, Carolyn: Connery, Thomas: Baldi, Barney: PTannensTiel, CelesTine: FiTTer, Norma: Langley, James: Ciprari, A. P.: Nienhaus Emily: Hays, Leo: Jarboe, Joan: CarTer, Marlc: Jirilc, BeTTy: Kirilc, VincenT: Sanders, Mary Alice. Row 3' Danna, Florence: LaForTune, Suzanne: Pannacci, Marie: Jennings, Norma Jean: Flanagan, Carolyn: SmiTh, Virginia: Ravioli, Dolores Coffey, PaT: Frank, Joann: Crahan, Sally: VaTer, MiTzi: Vilm, Sara Kay: Conway, Jo Ann: STaTTord, Marilyn: Jedliclca, Dian: Huffman Linda: Madden, MarTha: Wagner, JuaniTa. Row 4' Hallenloeclc, Roberf: STerba, Paul: Ervin, John: Busedu, AlberT: EdmisTon, Edward: Cullen, VicTor: Wilhelm, John: Felber, Melvin Schreiber, JusTus: PuroTT, Jerry: CornpTon, Tom: Tifus, Jim: SchilTz, Ray: Bradley, Jerry. Row 5' Eischen, John: HuTnagel, Harold: Buclc, Bob: Hairgrove, Fred: STuTz, Roy: O'Connor, James: Bolcorney, Wayne: Hallenbeclc, Byron Williams, George: Bolcorney, Balmer: STehle, Joseph: Kolega, John. 8Ll!l'l'L6ll'L CFFICERS JAMES D. LANGLEY . A. P. CIPRARI . NORMA FITTER BETTY JIRIK . . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . Recording SecreTa ry . Corresponding SecreTary PAT HAYS . TOM CONNERY Newman club, naTional organizaTion oT CaTh- olic college sTudenTs, was Tounded aT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College on March I7, l932. The purpose oT This group is To encourage co- operaTive religious acTiviTies oT CaTholic college sTudenTs and To promoTe group social liTe among 476 . . . . Treasurer . Social Chairman iTs members. Organized in l893, The club movemenT in sTaTe colleges and universiTies, oT which The naTional Newman club is a parT, has compleTed The TirsT half-cenTury oT iTs exisTence. The club was nam- ed in honor oT Cardinal John Henry Newman. Row I: Reeves, DeWayne: Capizzi, Thomas: Eafon, Lynn: l-lallbeclc, Edward: Morris, T. J.: Crane, Carl: Cook, Wendell: Ouirlc, Willard: O b Bill wn y, y. Row 2: Gilloreafh, U. R.: Drain, Edgar: Beasley, Leon: Adams, Lawrence: l-lale, Dean: Woods, Ralph: Saxon, Roberf: l-lousman, Gerald: Gilsson, Jack. Row 3: Gripe, William: McKellar, James: Macy, William: Johnson, James: Simonson, Frank: Foley, Cray: Colfon, George: Bowers, Clarence' Ryland, Wallace. .SW OFFICERS THOMAS J. MORRIS . CARL L. CRANE . . EDWARD l-IALLBECK . LYNDON D. EATON . THOMAS J. CAPIZZI . The Oklahoma Sociefy of Professional Engi- neers, Alpha chapfer, is an organizafion primarily inferesfed in promofing a professional feeling among sfudenf engineers. If gives fhe sfudenf an opporfunify fo familiarize himself wifh fhe dufies, obligafions and privileges of his profession wifh a line of communicafion fo fhe pracficing engi- . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary . . . . Treasurer Engineering Sfudenf Council neer, enabling fhe sfudenf fo gef a picfure of his fufure and fo ask quesfions abouf if. Vifal facfors concerning fhe social, polifical, religious and educafional organizafions of fhe comrnunify are broughf fo fhe minds of fhe sfu- denf engineer fhrough fhis chapfer. P E age ,, Row l: Cliclc, Helen: l-lurlbuT, Jane: lhrig, Shirley: BunTe, Carolyn: Aupperle, Joan: Tiller, Mary Lou: l-lursT, Carrol: Vilm, Sara Kay: BarTon Jimmie Anne: Defherage, Cherie. Row 2: Durkin, Frances: Klein, MargareT: l-larT, Merna Jo: Price, Gayle: Ryan, MarTha: Lovell, Pauline: l-logue, BeTTe: Meeker, MargareT Abell, LoreTTa: Belknap, MiTzi. Row 3: Hill, Jimmie Joy: Lane, JaneT: AusTin, Mary Ann: Carr, Darlyne: Mclnnis, Peggy: Kelly, RoberTa: Milburn, Donna: Blue, Billie Taylor, VesTa Rose: McKenney, Jacqueline. Row 4: TuTTon, Mary Ellen: Nienhaus, Emily: Ribble, Susan: WOIT, MargareT: Johnson, Madelon: Taylor, Suzanne: Snow, MarTha: Askew, Susie Webb, Jo Lee: Fisher, Saralee: Snell, Sue. 819199106 OFFICERS JOAN AUPPERLE . MARY LOU TILLER . JANIBETT-l HASKINS . PATSY ALLEN . . . NANCY THOMASON . Peppers was organized in I92l and holds The honor oT having been The TirsT girls' pep club on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus. Since iTs be- ginning Peppers has been acTive in mainTaining school spiriT and bringing pep To various aThleTic evenTs on The campus. Page 478 . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry . Treasurer . Cheerleader Each year The members oT Peppers elecT a cheerleader who will ioin The oTher cheerleaders aT The aThleTic evenTs ThroughouT The year. Membership in Peppers is deTermined by each sororiTy, each group having a maximum oT I2 members. Row I: Rulheriord, John: Maihey, Clyde: Kraemer, Jack: Criflendon, Bob: Six, Ray: Everell, J. P.: Eaion, Lynn: Rhoads, Daniel: Shapiro, Roberi: Frazier, Marshall: Hermanski, Clyde: Hubbard, William: Thomas, Hulen. Row 2: Saxon, Roberl: Mccarlney: Muzika, Joseph: Uhl, Randal. Jones, Billy: Dixon, Buddy: Jones, Daniel: Peirsall, lrvin: Hunler, H. L.: Arnol, P. W.: Six, David: Poppe, R. E.: Ferrell, Howard: Row 3: Sweeney, Leonard: Wheeler, Franklin: Berner, Gregory: Suiion, Gary: Vann, Frank: Weaver, William: Pursifull, W. D.: Joullian, Ed: Roberison, James: Mariel, Louis: Tague, Dale: Godfrey, Tom. Row 4: Alberlo: Weber, James: Wilsorn, Harlan. Row 5: Piersall, Dean: Day, Jimmy: Selfles, Wayne. Row 6: Crillendon, Lynn: McBurlain: Arnold, Billy: Casloe, A. R.: Robinson, Ed: Colion, George: Wallis, Wesley: Dallon, Dale: Avelido, Hubbard, Roberl: Morse, Joe: Ashmore, Charles: Davis, John: Seward, Lawrence: Saye, Marshall: Sfinchcomb, Ray: Pral'l', Roberl: Rowland, Coy: Davis, L. R.: Rushing, J. D.: Reid, Richard: Marshall, James: Call, Thomas: Rose, Bill: Lacer, Orland. !ZfmZm CM OFFICERS LYNN EATON . DAN RHOADS . ROBERT SHAPIRO . MARSHALL FRAZIER . The Pelroleum club was formed in lhe fall ol: i948 by members wilh pelroleum oplions in mechanical engineering, geology and lhe lech school. ll is an aicfliale of lhe American lnslilule of Mining and Melallurgical Engineers. The obiecl of The bi-monihly meelings is lo . Presideni' . Vice-Presidenl' . Secreiary . Treasurer increase 'lhe self-soughl knowledge of The mem- bers along lines of lhoughl peculiar 'ro lhe pelro- leum indusiry. Each year some prominenl Okla- homan in 'lhe pelroleum induslry is elecled as induslrial adviser. J. P. Everell is 'rhe facully adviser. P age ? . my , ' ua Wei Q,-Q Row I: Going, Mrs. Norman: Payne, Kalherine: Wilson, Cafherine: Parker, Ramona: Broclc, Ruby: Whifnell, Ruih Ann: Koonce, Mariorie' Beard, Bonnie Lou: Philippi, Kalheryn: Linfhicum, Margene: Cunningham, Lou Ann: Beauchamp, Mrs. R. O. Row 2: Lincoln, Sara: Dense. Jean: Brown, Barbara: Linfhicum, Delores: Crew, Carolyn: Fosfer, Marianne: Williams, Barbara: I-Iulchison, Joyce: Darlow, Jane: Downing, Margarel' Ann: Randall, Peggy: Land, I-Iarriellg Washingfon, Margaref Anne: Scheihing, Elsa Joan. Row 3: Thomson, Marjorie: I-Iesler, Mary: Tinlcer, Carmelila: Ives, Dorolhy: I-lurlbuf, Jane: Miller, Vivian: Anderson, Judy: Anderson, Phyllis: Sfevens, Beverly: I-Iale, Pafricia: Cobb, Carolyn: Casey, Margarel: G-oley, Vera Jo: Naeler, Carol Ann. Flu: C45 lake OFFICERS MARJORIE KOONCE . RUBY BROCK . KATHERYN Pl-lILlPPI . MARGENE LINTHICUM KATHERINE PAYNE . Organized al Olclahoma A. 84 M. College in I944, Jrhe local chapler of Phi Chi Della, nalional Presbyrerian sororily, has been acrive in religious and philanlhropic aclivilies since ifs beginning seven years ago. Page 480 . Presidenl . . Vice-Presidenlr . Recording Secrelary Corresponding Secreiary . . . Treasurer Phi Chi Della sororily slrives ro prornole fel- lowship and growlh among college women. Green and gold ribbons are pinned on The pledges lwice a year and exchanged for pins al Jrhe while rose inilialion dinner. Row l: Harrison, RoberT: MorTon, Jim: Reische, Gordon, Williams, George, Marshall, Gene, HuTTon, CliTTordg Hays, Leo, STerba, Pauly Hubbard, William, Pugh, Duane. Row 2: LiTTle, Duane: Jarboe, Wayne: Adams, Charlesg Templelon, James: Banlcs, Jess, Hubbard, RoberTg Green, Joe: Whilealcer, RoberTg Andrews, Dud ley. Row 3: King, Gerald: Rahe, William, Drummond, Fred: Fash, Bill, HinTz, Gordon, Clarlc, Alvin: Swank, Davidy Williamson, Wilburng Brannon Russell: Shobe, ClinTon. Row 4: Epperly, Jeang LoThers, Jacky Glynn, Robert Orr, Glenn: Hohmann, Donald: Kirch, Noel, Cox, Bob: Solomon, Paul. ,W CLIFFORD HUTTON . WILLIAM HUBBARD . LEO PAT l-lAYS . DEAN C. H. MCELROY, Sponsor - Olclahoma A. 84 lvl. chapTer oT Phi ETa Sigma, The 28Th chapTer oT The naTional honor TraTerniTy, was insTalled on Feb. l9, l93l under The leader- ship oT Dean C. H. McElroy. Over 800 men have been iniTiaTed. ElgibiliTy Tor membership is based solely on !9Ai ga Sigma OFFICERS . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer scholarship. All men who have achieved a grade poinT OT 3.5 during Their TirsT semesTer oT The year shall be eligible Tor elecTion To The socieTy. The purpose oT Phi ETa Sigma is To promoTe high scholarship among Treshmen. The TraTerniTy runs concessions Tor The Junior-Senior prom. Page 48I Row I: Ralsfon, Wendell: Mifchell, Max: Olsen, Willis: Billingsley, Charles: McDole, Roberl: Ware, Johnnie: Balcer, Neal: Weldon, George: Julian, Joe: Clark, Tom. Row 2: Markle, Jimmy: Hyden, John: Walker, James: Merrill, Ted: Davis, Bob: Chambers, Paul: Glasgow, Don: Chandler, Gene: Donnell, Franklin. ML' W .xqolza OFFICERS JOHNNIE WARE . NEAL BAKER . BOB McDOLE . . . EUGENE MOSER . . CHARLES BILLINGSLEY Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, nalional professional and honorary music fraiernify, was founded in Boslon, Mass., al ihe New England Conservalrory of Music on Oci. 6, I898. The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha is lo encourage and furlrher The de- velopmenl of music in America. Della Tau chapier was insjralled on +he Okla- Page 482 . . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrelrary . Hisrorian . Warden homa A. 84 M. campus Feb. II, I949, by Jrhe members of Alpha Chi chap'rer of Tulsa. The local chapler sponsors several programs each year designed To bring a beller undersfanding of American music io The general public in addi- Irion To irs orher ac+ivi'ries. Row I: Diclc, lla Mae: McDaniel, Doris: Taylor, Norma: BarneTT, PaTsy: Frornmel, CaTherine: Yancey, Nelda: McKinley, Carol: BechTel, Donna: Sr'nyTh, Sheila: Conrad, Della. Row 2: Forrest Virginia: Kelley, MonTa: BarneTT, Peggy: PiTTrnan, Alice: Waiers, Yvonne: Dreessen, Mona: Wood, Jacqulyn: ArThur, LaRue: McFarland, Mary: Jones, Luree: Allen, Marion. Row 3: BesT, BeTTy: Yalch, Helen: I-Iigdon, LaVernne: Shaloer, Peggy: Henson, Sue: Srnifh, Earlene: Wood, Mary: Wierner, Mary Ann: Glirnp, Gloria: Maiors, RoberTa: Cooper, Peggy: I-liggins, LaJean. iz amz.. ami. OFFICERS CATHERINE FROMMEL PATSY BARNETT . . NELDA YANCEY . . CAROL McKlNLEY . ILA MAE DICK . . DONNA BECI-ITEL . Pi Epsilon Alpha was organized in I925 as a MeThodisT sororiTy. Since ThaT Time iT has be- come inTerdenorninaTional. The DiTTerenT Churches was This year's Theme. GuesT speakers Trom various STillwaTer churches addressed The group. . . . PresidenT . FirsT Vice-PresidenT . Second Vice-Preside-nT . Recording SecreTary Corresponding SecreTary . . . Treasurer Yellow, blue and whiTe are The sororiTy's colors. The violeT is The flower. Mrs. C. A. MelTon is The sponsor. Social TuncTions included rush Teas, a pledge parTy, The annual Dixie parTy, a reTreaT To YosT lalce and a ChrisTian parTy. Page 483 Row I: Covey, Cyclone: Anderson, Fred: Nicholas, Fred: Fealherly, Henry: King, John: LaFolleHe, David: Billingsley, Ray: McMullen, George: Lewis, George: Chadwick, Rebecca: Humphreys, Ada Lee: Owens, Era: Morron, Rurh Ann. Row 2: Debo, Angie: Parcher, Loris: Slrallon, John: Rickey, Don: Thomas, Elizaberh: Hammond, Rulh: Goble, Thena: Schericlc, Millard: Hyson, Floyd: Chapman, Verna: Chapman, B. B.: Johnson, Vella: Howland, Marguerife: Parlee, Alice: Graves, Mary: Bares, Elsa: Taylor, Rufh C. W gamma on OFFICERS RAY BILLINGSLEY . . . . Presiolenr GEORGE R. MCMULLEN . . Vice-Presidenl' CYCLONE COVEY . . Secrelary ONIDA NORMAN . . Treasurer GEORGE LEWIS Pi Gamma Mu, nalional honorary so cial science Iralernily, was founded in I924 ar Sourh- weslern college, Winfield, Kans. Charler chap- Iers were organized simullaneously on I7 college campuses, and since Thar Iime new chaplers have been added unlil now Ihere are over ICO acrive Page 484 . Faculry Adviser chaprers. Gamma chapler al Clclahoma A. 84 M. was organized in I929. The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is Io recognize and encourage scholarship and inreresr in social problems among sruclenrs and faculry members in The social sciences. Row I: Oppel, Fred: Morrison, Robert Baldi, Barney: I-lollingsworlh, Bobby: Burlcill, George: Baird, Paul: Weaver, Kennelh. Row 2: Swyden, Tommy: Posl, Lawrence: Prall, Roberl: Kelly, Emerson: Winferbollorn, James: Slalen, I-li: Johnson, John: Coleman, John. IQ wr.. zur... OFFICERS BOBBY J. HOLLINGSWORTH . . . Presidem' PAUL G. BAIRD .... . . Vice-Presidenl' CHARLES R. THOMAS . GEORGE C. BURKITT . Pi Mu Epsilon, nalional honorary malhemalics Iralernily, was founded al Syracuse universily and incorporaleol al' Albany in I9 I4. Olclahoma Bela al Olclahoma A. 84 lvl. Col- lege was inslalled under rhe sponsorship of Dr. E. F. Allen on March 8, l938. . Secrefary-Treasurer . Social Chairman The purpose is lo recognize scholarship and Io promole fellowship in lhe lield of malhemalics. Reguiremenls for membership are a 3.5 grade poinl average in all malhemalics courses lhrough dillerenlial equalions and a 3.0 grade poinl av- erage in all olher courses. Page 485 Row Row Row Row I2 2: 3. 4. Clabaugh, Jaclc, Pendergrall, Ralph, Leonard, Carroll, Suchan, William, Harris, Jack, McGlamery, Roberl, Nevius, Harold, Olds, Joneil, Johnson, Paul, Proclor, Charles. Halheway, Elliolg Rowland, Coy, Brynie, Osmund, Hill, Pelerg Sellles, Wayne, Saye, J., Gilbreaih, Corky, Hayes, James, Saxon, Roberl. Mossman, Roberl, Evans, Charles, Kellner, Jack, Dixon, Buddy, Prall, Roberl, Kouri, Bob, Kolniclc, George, Osbahr, John, Capizzi, Thomas. Pope, A., Knox, Earl, Johnson, Ivan, Croolcs, Lynn, Clarlc, George, Cohen, Sluarl, Felber, Melvin, Holcombe, Vincenlg Manahan William. an igmcz OFFICERS ROBERT MCGLAMERY . . Presideni JONEIL OLDS . . . Vice-Presidenl JACK HARRIS . Secrelary BRUCE FRAZIER . HAROLD NEVIUS . WILLIAM SUCHAN . ..... Guide . . . . Treasurer . Corresponding Secrelary ulale inleresl in co-ordinale deparlmenlal ac- Pi Tau Sigma, nalional honorary mechanical engineering lralernily, was founded in l9I5. Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. Lambda chapler was inslalled in l93 l. The iralernily's obiecl is lo fosler The high ideals ol lhe engineering profession and lo slim- Page 486 livilies. To qualify scholaslically for membership a mechanical engineering sludenl musl ranlc in lhe upper fourlh of his class. He musl also possess The qualify of leadership, personalily and prob- able success in The field of engineering. Row I: Jenkins, Charles: Nassau, Bernard: Crulchfield, Don: Hubbard, Tom: Foresee, Don: Hulfon, Clifford: Good, Clarence: Williams, George: Jenkins, Lee: Alford, Von Dee. Row 2: Cafhey, Lee: McLain, Charles: Mooney, Billy: Cavender, James: Williams, Glen: Taiyrelc, George: Powell, Jerrel: Wesl, A.: Thomas, William: Snodgrass, Charles: Fry, Lyle. Rwo 3: Williams, John: Scoff, Edward: Fisher, Francis: McCroslcey, Jack: Henderson, Bob: Fry, Jack: Roolcer, Howard: McConnell, Alvin: Solomon, Paul. WMVLCAQPJ OFFICERS CLIFFORD HUTTON . DALE GOOD . . GENE CLARK TOM HUBBARD Growih in size and increasing enlhusiasm have made Punchers pep club climb rapidly in popu- lariiy and recogniiion since iis 'Founding in l948. Wiih a goal of fellowship and Aggie spiril, The club seeks To accomplish iis dulies as a pep or- ganizalion wilh a purpose. . Presidenr . Vice-Presideni . Secrelary . Treasurer Membership in Punchers is open To irarerniiy and independenl men who desire lo become ac- iive members. The pledges are wallcing replicas of The 'rradiiional A. 81 M. cowboy insignia. Pledge week is held once each semesler. Page 487 VV OW . R I' Knox, Joe: PuTnam, Jesse: Allison, George: DieverT, Warren: Carr, Tom: Head, Jim: Zachary, CurTis: Kendig, Bob. Row 2: Leonard, Tom: Wilson, Dick: Pearce, Jim: Wheafon, Virgil: Rowe, Fred: Sanders, Joe: BenneTT, Darrell. M! WX Page 488 The Ag-l-le-RUT-Nex, men's pep organizaTion, was esTablished on The Okla- homa A. 84 M. campus in l924 Tor The purpose oT organizing True Aggie spiriT. RuT-Nex acTiviTies consisT oT conducTing and sponsoring rallies on The campus and leading organized cheering oT The sTudenT body aT home and ouT-OT-Town aThleTic evenTs. BeTore a candidaTe may become a member, he musT go Through Three degrees oT pledgeship and a seven-day hell week. The rope, cowbell and sTraw haT give The scurve The hobo-like appearance ThaT is so familiar To The A. 84 lvl. campus. These scurves are careTully selecTed Tor Their good Tellowship, school spiriT and manliness. lT is TradiTional Tor The presidenT and The vice-presidenT OT The club To place beTs wiTh The heads OT The O. U. RuT-Nex and The Tulsa universiTy Windbags on The ouTcome oT The TooTball games wi+h The Two sTaTe Toes. OFFICERS NEIL BREWER . . JAMES RAMAY . . JAMES MCMURRAY . RALPH SMITH . . BOB ROUSH . IT is cusTomary Tor The RUT-Nex To make aT leasT Two Trips To ouT-oT-Town aThleTic evenTs during The school year. This year The organiza- Tion aTTended The Tulsa universiTy TooTball game, The S.M.U. TooTloall game, The All-College bas- . ChieT-Hi . ExalTed-Hi . EeaTher-Nex . Bull-Nex . Cheerleader l4eTball TournamenT anol The ST. Louis baslceTball game. The primary purpose oT The club is To boosT The school as a whole, To promoTe sporTsmanship and Tair play in all campus liTe anol To supporT The Aggies in every way. Row I: Heiniclce, Don: Jennings, Joe: SmiTh, Tony: Roush, Bob: Brewer, Neilang Ramay, Jamesg McMurry, Jim, Hall, Joe. Row 2: Parker, Richardg Henry, Wake: Fishel, David, Branom, Bill: Fowler, Jerry: Spurloclc, Charles: Merlcle, Joe. Page 489 Row I: Boggs, Robin: Harper, Eleanor: Pugh, Jane: Boofhe, Pallieg Meyer, Frances: Norihingion, Pai: Howell, Delmarie. Row 2: Brown, Beverly: Shaclcelford, Joanne: King, Jacque. Row 3: Howe, Alma: Parrish, Billye: Halhcoclc, Maxine: Hewleil, Marilyn: Siuarf, Margaref: Downing, Margarefg Sanders, Mary: Casad, Barbara: Howe, Wilma: Wigginlon, Palsy: Hunler, Deenie: Minor, Joyce. igma .fg49Aa jofa OFFICERS ROBIN BOGCSS . ELEANOR HARPER . PATTIE JEAN BOOT!-IE JANE PUGH . . FRANCES MEYER . . PAT NORTI-HNGTON . Sigma Alpha lora, narional music fralrernily for women, was founded in 1903 ar Jrhe Universiry School of Music, Ann Arbor, Mich., and Today There are 90 aclive college chaplers and ap- proximarely 20,000 acjrive and alumnae members. Sigma Alpha lola slrrives for belrer develop- Page 490 . Presidenr . . . Vice-Presidenl Corresponding Secrera ry . Recording Secrerary . . Treasurer . Chaplain menl of music in The world Today. Membership is governed by musicianship and consrilulional requiremenis. The organizalion gives several musicales and various olher programs during The year. Row I: Crump, Dong Goodhue, James: Tucker, Dong Eby, Gerald, BurneTT, Claron: STiver, Charles: Baker, Bill, Drummond, Jack. Row 2: Young, Arnold: Janssen, l. W.: Speaker, John, I-lale, Dean: Wiley, Ed, Lee, Gene: McBride, George. igma lead, Cla OFFICERS CHARLES STIVER . BILL BAKER . . GERALD EBY . . CLARON BURNETT . Sigma Delfa Chi, professional journalism Tra- TerniTy, annually co-sponsors The VarsiTy Revue, which This year was The FanTasTic Follies of '5 I The chapTer presenTs awards To The Top IO per- cenT of A. 84 M.'s journalism graduaTes and Top O'Collegian wriTers. On The O'Collegian sTaTT are Johnson, ediTor: McBride, Baker, Speaker, . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . . SecreTary . FaculTy Adviser Wiley, Jansen, l-lale, Eby, Morgan, WyaTT and Drummond. Don Tucker ediTed This ediTion OT The REDSKN. RepresenTaTives aT The l95O convenTion, Mi- ami Beach, Fla., were Gerald Eby, Charles STiver, Bill Baker and Claron BurneTT. Page 4-9I ,.,- Row I: STaTen, l-li: MonTgomery, RoberT: RiTkin, Bernard: Garwin, Leo: Johnson, Ivan: Delaney, Carroll: Bridges, James: Nevius, Harold: Johnson, Paul: ProcTor, Charles. Row 2: CarTer, Frank: Odell, Alberi: Brynie, Osmund: McCarTer, Ed: Saye, J. Marshall: Shnell, Gene: WhiTney, Curi: Brewer, Gene: DainTon, Wm. Row 3: Besancon, RoberT: Berk, Mariin: Grieves, RoberT: Van Burkleo, Glenn: Adams, RoberT: Manasco, Dennis: Tilson, D. F.: Spinella, Philip. Row 4: ClernenT, AlTon: RaTliTTe, D. E.: Dixon, Buddy: Walker, KenneTh: Pugh, Duane: Driebeek, Norman: Robinson, Richard: Koinick, George. Row 5: Koons, Verlin: Burns, William: LiTTleTield, Bill: Toler, George: Day, Win: T-luxley, Ed: OsT, Louis. igma Page 492 Lllfl, Sigma Tau, naTional honorary engineering TraTerniTy, was Tounded aT The UniversiTy oT Nebraska in l904, and was The TirsT honor socieTy To be ad- miTTed To Tull membership in The AssociaTion oT College l-lonor SocieTies. TwenTy-six chapTers oT Sigma Tau are now insTalled in leading engineering schools ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. Sigma chapTer was insTalled aT Okla- homa A. 84 M. College in I923. Membership is composed oT sTudenTs in all branches oT engineering. To be eligible Tor membership in Sigma Tau, a sTudenT musT rank in The upper Third oT The iunior or senior classes and musT also show evidence oT sociabiliTy and pracTicaliTy. OFFICERS IVAN JOI-INSON . BEN RIFKIN . . CARROLL DELANEY EUGENE RATLIFFE . . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . Recording SecreTary . . . T'IisTorian ROBERT MONTGOMERY . . . Treasurer DR. LEO GARWIN . . Sigma Tau, in carrying ouT iTs aims, presenTs an award each year To The ouTsTanding engineering Treshman and also presenTs The Sigma Tau Trophy To The deparTmenT presenTing The besT display during The annual Engineering and Science ex- posiTion. . FaculTy Adviser The symbols oT Sigma Tau, The pyramid and The rail secTion, represenT Two oT The aims oT The organizaTion-sTabiliTy and progress. These sym- bols adorn The heads oT Sigma Tau pledges dur- ing courTesy weelc. Row I: MarTineZ, Guillermo, Burlce, RoberT, Durbin Roy, Lynch, Edr Sindh Jim, Manahan, Wifliavn, Ross Jafnesq Gulley Dale, Black Boot EvereTT, I-Iarold. Row 2: Jensen, L. Nels, I-IerTh, ChesTer, I-Iubbard, Bill, I-Iubbard, Bob, Beasley, Leon, ArchambaulT, R. J., Rosile, E. J., VawTer, A. L., Miller, Ralph, Collier, Norman. Row 3: Word, Howell, Thompson, Richard, RendergraTT, Ralph, I-Iowell, John, Sirfel Diclc' Bruce, William, Hauser, VicTor, Clabaugh, Jack, Broolrshier, PeTe. Row 4: SmiTh, Tom, WolTT, VicTor, I-IarberT, Bob, Green, ArThur, Carmody, John, Leonard, Carroll, Decker, George, Pownell, Galyn. Row 5: Ivlohsenin, Nory, Mobley, R. E., Shapiro. RobeiT, STerba, Paul' Oppel, Fred, Ashmore Charles' Richardson, I-Iayes. Page 493 p ' -- Page Row I: Arnold, Billy: Pechin, Edgar: Troxel, William: Bradley, George: Nalzl, John: Lamberson, Gilberi: Welborn, Frank: Lacer, Orland. Row 2: Six, Ray: Hunier, H. L.: Echols. A. B.: Six. Dare: Kerrigan, John: Brogden, Bill: Presiridge, Jeff: McPike, James. Row 3: Sfocking, Roberf: Piersall, Irvin: Weber, James: Siinchcomb, Ray: Mace, T. A.: Ayers, S. T.: Nakayama, Eugene: Uhl, Rondaf. Row 4: Jones, Daniel: Paiferson, Billy: McDaniel, Eugene: Rose. Bill: Vesf, Harry: Davis, Herb: Chandler, Phil: Monneif, V. Brown. igma amma Qiofiiin OFFICERS GEORGE A. BRADLEY HAROLD PECHIN . WILLIAM L. TROXEL . GILBERT T. LAMBERSON Sigma Gamma Epsilon, naiional honorary ira- Ierniiy, was founded ar Kansas universily in I9 I5. Alpha Omega chapier was insialled on The Oklahoma A. 8: lvl. campus on May I3, I949. The membership is limiled Io siudenis wilh above average grades who are maioring in earlh 494 . . Presideni . . Vice-Presideni I Secreiary-Treasurer . Social Chairman sciences. The purposes oi ihis iraierniiy are Io siimulaie inieresi in geologic work and Io promole beiier fellowship among The geology siudenis. These aims are fulfilled by The appearances of guesi speakers and olher social aciiviiies. Row I: SToabs, C. Wendall: Cochran, Dempsey: Whife, Thomas: HuTTon, CliTTord: CriTchTield, John: Fischer, LeRoy: Iv1cCarTney, Gene: Lovelace, H. JoVan: Miller. Dale: Young, Charles. Row 2: Hubbard, Tom: Knighf, Fred: Adams, Henry: Ward, Joe: Hedger, George: BurTord, Bill: Orr, Richard: ForesTer, George: ColberT, John: HanTord, William. Row 3: Summerour, Jimmy: Powell, Jerrel: Owen, Russell: King, Gerald: Green, KeiTh: Kincheloe, Glenn: TilloTson, Gordon: Burgess, Richard: Reed, Bob: McLain, Charles. igma, .welfa gyioffikn OFFICERS JOHN CRITCI-IFIELD . GENE MCCARTNEY . CLIFFORD HUTTON . PETE LOVELACE . . DR. LEROY FISCHER . Nu chapTer oT Sigma TheTa Epsilon, naTional religious TraTerniTy Tor men oT MeThodisT pre- Terence, was insTalled on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in I94O. The purposes oT The organizaTion are To pro- moTe ChrisTian Tellowship, develop leadership, . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTa ry . Treasurer . Sponsor oTTer religious Training, develop an undersTanding oT The MeThodisT church and promoTe whole- some social acTiviTies. Membership in Sigma TheTa Epsilon is open To all men inTeresTed in promoTing MeThodism. Page 495 rThurg Harrison, BeTTyg McGee, John Arlen, Rowe, Louise: Baldridge, Berry. Said! lance Page 496 The Social Dance club, Organized in SepTember, l948, was an OuTgrOwTh OT vOlunTary social dance classes cOnducTed Tor The sTudenT body by Floras May Ellis who has held These classes since The spring semesTer OT l942. The purpose OT The club is TO give sTuder1Ts in+eres+ed 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 OT dances TaughT, aid in selecTing suiTable dance records and in various OTher ways prOmOTe The inTeresTs OT The group. Technique, sTyle and social cusTOms are emphasized, as well as The learning OT a varieTy OT sTeps Tor The diTTerenT social dance rhyThms. OFFICERS BERRY BALDRIDGE . . PresidenT BETTY JO HARRISON . . SecreTary HAROLD RIST . . . . Treasurer JOHN ARLEN MCGEE . . . STudenT lnsTrucTor EMMA LOU HENDERSON . . STuclenT lnsTrucTor The club is one oT The largesT on The campus, having a currenT membership oT abouT 500. lT is ThoughT ThaT This is The largesT class To be TaughT dancing en masse anywhere in The UniTed STaTes. Classes are held in The STudenT Union ballroom. An advance dance class is oTTered as a service oT The club To Those who have a knowledge oT eiTher The walTz or ToxTroT. Advanced walTz, Tox- TroT and a choice oT eiTher rumba. Tango, or samba is oTTered To The advance class each semesTer. AT The end oT each semesTer The club has iTs annual spring Tormal, which is aTTended by all currenT members and Their guesTs. Aided by Two sTudenT insTrucTors, Miss Flora May Ellis conducTs classes n social dance in The STudenT Union ballroom. Technique, sTyle and social cusToms are emphasized as well as The learning oT a varieTy OT sTeps Tor The diTTerenT social dance rhyThms. Page 497 Row I: McCoy, Arch: Rawdon, James: Longpine, Bill: Hays, Hugh: HaTheway, EllioTT: Dick, Harvey: EasTon, W. H.: Simonson, Frank: Daven- porT, BerT: Marshall, James. Row 2: STephenson, Cary: Hensley, RoberT: Drain, Edgar: Beasley, Leon: Woods, Ralph: Felber, Melvin: Snyder, Jack: KoTnick, George. Row 3: Gibson, Jack: McKnighT, Cecil: Jones, Herrnan: PuTney, Glen: ThornTon, Bill: Foley, Cray: Baker, RoberT: Walker, Raymond. Row 4: Herndon, Gene: Knox, James: Donovan, James: Johnson, ivan: Ownby, Billy: Young, Amon: Thompson, George. ocielfy of .xdulfomolfiue ngineem OFFICERS HARVEY DICK JONIEL OLDS . HUGH HAYS . . ELLIOT HATHEWAY . BERT DAVENPORT . SocieTy oT AuTornoTive Engineers is a Technical socieTy Tor Those engaged in The design, pro- ducTion, operaTion and n'1ainTenance oT selT-pro- pelled vehicles, Their componenT parTs, maTerials, Tuels and lubricanTs. SAE is operaTed and Ti- nanced by iTs members who ioin as individuals wirh a common inTeresT. Page 498 . . Chairman . Vice-Chairman . . SecreTary . . Treasurer . FaculTy Adviser The major acTiviTy oT The Oklahoma A. gl M. branch consisTs oT keeping pace wiTh The auTo- moTive engineering progress Through iTs semi- monThly meeTings which TeaTure discussions by pracTicing engineers Trom The various Tields oT auTomoTive indusTry. Row I: SingleTon, KenneTh, Venn, Raymond, Sparlcs, Oscar, RoberTs, C. A., Fry, Jack, ForesTer, J. Gerald, Maguire, Joe, WolT, Jimmie, Long, Elmo. Row 2: FarnsworTh, George, Newell, George, Broad, l-larry, Willingham, Haskell, Nassau, Bernard, Thayer, Rollin, Long, Jack, Carey, William. Row 3: WaTers, George, Thompson, R. B., Reeves, James, Williams, Charles, Brunson, ClayTon, Ocler, Paul, Lomprey, James. ,DMI 61,171 QWL OFFICERS JACK L. FRY . . OSCAR SPARKS . J. G. FORESTER . JOE MAGUIRE . DICK Iv1cDONALD . . PROF. C. A. ROBERTS . Spur and Comb, Tounded in November, l93O, is made up OT poulTry husbandry majors and Those conTemplaTing poulTry husbandry as a rnaior. lTs purpose is To creaTe an inTeresT in poulTry among agriculTural sTudenTs. ln November OT each year a Tund raising cam- paign is climaxed by The sale oT Thanlcsgiving . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . Treasurer . SecreTary . . ReporTer . FaculTy Adviser Turkeys which members slaughTer and prepare ready Tor The oven Tor sale To A. 84 lvl. TaculTy members. The main evenT on The club's social calendar is The annual barbecued chiclcen picnic held each spnng. Page 499 , Row Row Row Row Row Row Tucker, James, Hardin, C. J., Rice, WalTer, McElroy, C. H,, Willis, Glenn, Parker, Roderick, Morrison, Samuel, Semple, Bill, Orr H. W., BuTler, R. L., O'Mara, W, D. Henry, Ray, Lanza, Jorge, SmiTh, Doyce, BesT, Sam, Gibson, King, Dowdy, A. H., Wilcoxson, LuTher, BosTwick, Jack, Andrew, Mar- Tin, Cook, James, DeFoe, James, Wilson, C. Mark. Glenn, BerTis, Hobbs, Charles, CarTer, William, Glenn, Weldon, Garner William, Ryan, William, Voskuhl, Leo, GarTman, S. C. Gains, H. M., Ambrose, Jack, RiTchie, T. A., CarpenTer, Leonard. Brashear, Jay, England, J. Frank, Dixon, Joe, HinderliTer, Merlin, Simpson, RoberT, BenTon, Frank, TigerT, Claude, Harder, CurTis Howell, Harold, Denney, Owen, Beloncik, Frank. Foley, John, Rhynes, Willard, Adams, Harold, Leonard, RoberT, CarTer, Mark, Blevins, Edward, Clefisch, Glen, Skow, Lloyd, HaTTon J. D., HilTon, Finis, Doyle, Gene. Thompson, Don. .gglwfenf Mferinarg .Simiefg Page 500 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 aT Oklahoma A. X4 M. There are aT The presenT Time T32 members and T5 honorary members. Any regularly enrolled sTuclenT 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 eligible Tor honorary membership. ATTiliaTion wiTh The naTional sTudenT organizaTion was applied Tor during This school year when The School oT VeTerinary Medicine becomes ac- crediTed, having now a Tull program and The TirsT graduaTing class. AT The bi-monThly meeTings oT The socieTy boTh educaTional and enTer- Taining Tilms are presenTed, also many speakers who are prominenT in veTerinary medicine and relalred Tields address The group. Hufchison, Bill, Kimmell, Allan, High, Ken, ValenTine, Lawrence, Chandler, William, FullerTon, Fred, Wiley, J. C., lvie, Harold, OFFICERS RODERICK PARKER GLENN WILLIS . . SAMUEL MORRISON . ALLEN SEMPLE . The socieTy parTicipaTes in many campus ac- TiviTies, having paraded The winning TloaT in The men's originaliTy division in l:noTh The i948 and l95O homecoming celebraTions. EnTries are made in all phases oT The inTramural sporTs, win- ning permanenTaly The soTTpall Trophy in iTs . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . Treasurer leaque and winner in iTs league in TooTball This year. Social evenTs include a ChrisTmas parTy, a smolcer and a spring picnic. Many oTher acTivi- Ties are provided by The wives auxiliary To The STudenT VeTerinary socieTy. Wilcox, Ray: Venable, John: Oyler, J. Maclc: Conrad, RoberT: Lynd, Fredericlc: Woesner, Dan: Carlin, Louis: Brown, C. W.: Alexan- eambafaeiia, Jaim, Devine, J. P., cam, carl, Yamila, AnTon: swayze, Ronald, Kzfkbfiae, ciyae, Hill, Morris: Walker, John, Kimfay, AnTin, Ira: Morgan, Raymond: l'-luTTman, KenneTh: I-lesTer, Franlc: Williams, Bob: Byrd, Thomas: Pounds, Willard: AlberTy, Warren: Markham, Maurice: PaTTerson, Don: I-lorsTman, Glenn: Mayes, Dayne: Foley, James: Orr, Richard: Barrowman, Bill: Keahey, KenneTh: Barcewicz, Elmer: PorTer, CarlTon: STaley, Ed: I-lendrix, James: McLaurin, J, E.: STinson, K. K.: SouThall, J. N.: LesserT, R. L.: Wasson, Row der, l. D.: SchwarTZ, Dufchg Clymer, David. Row Len: Panciera, Roger: PaileT, Alvin. Row PoTTs, William: I-laymalcer, William: Kenney. R. M.: Holmes, Don. Row ClemenT, George: EiTel, William: Glass, I-lerman: ShorT, Jimmie. Row C. E.: CarTer, W. R.: Dreisbach, M, E. Row Edmondson, Paul: I-lales, Charles: Lauener, Loris: ChrisTy, Jim: Lyon, Wade: Henderson, I-luqh: ATIcins, Jim: I-lobson, Dewey: CarTer, J. D.: Bruce, J. E.: Schor, S. M. Page SOI . The A. 84 M. Symphonic band is one ol: The olclesf and besT-lilced organizaTions on The Oklahoma A. 81 M. College campus. The IOO-piece band, since iTs reorganizaTion Tollowing The war, has become one of The Top marching bandsin The souThwesT'. ymphonic guna! OFFICERS EDWARD HALLBECK . KEITH CHURCHILL . TED MERRITT . . ROY HOUCK . . . ROBERT JOHNSTON . BILL POTTS . . . The A. 84 M. Symphonic banol, direcTecl by Dr. Max MiTchell, is one OT The mosT acTive organiza- Tions on The campus each year. IT provides music and pageanTry Tor TooTI3all games and furnishes pep banols Tor pep rallies, parades. baslceTball games, wresTling maTches ancl oTher evenTs ThaT call Tor spiriTecl music. Page 502 . . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary-Treasurer . PubliciTy DirecTor . Business Manager . Drum Major ConcerT appearances began -wiTh an informal concerT in The STudenT Union on Dec. IO, I95O, and Dec. I4-I5, I95O, The group was hosT To sTaTe high school cIirecTors and sTuclenTs cluring The annual band clinic, appearing in concerT and reading conTesT music. i Q The A. 84 M. Symphony orchesTra presenTs aT leasT Two concerTs annuall . The 52-piece orchesTra, under The direcfion OT Frank I-Iladky, also Y assisTs in The producTion of an opereTTa. LSQMIQILOIQZC Orc!LeAfra OFFICERS WILLIAM A. RYAN . NEAL C. BAKER . . ROY R. I-IOUCK . . PROF. FRANK I-ILADKY . For many years The A. Xe M. Symphony orches- Tra, under The direcTion OT ProT. Frank I-Iladky. has remained one oT The highesT ranking culTural organizaTions OT The sTaTe. The symphony orches- Tra presenTs annually aT leasT Two concerTs, as- sisTs in The producTion oT an opereTTa and plays . . PresidenT . Business Manager . Personnel Manager . . ConducTor Tor such special evenTs as The annual Thanksgiving choral TesTival. In adcIiTion To iTs campus acTivi- Ties, The orchesTra makes an annual Tour. This year's Tour included appearances in Tulsa, Sand Springs, Muskogee and Cushing. P age Row I: Moe, Bernadine: l-lewlelr, Marilyn: Wiqginlon. Palsy: l-lalhcock, Maxine: l-lammelf, Evelyn: Massie, Rosalie: Tolher, Nellie: Abell, Lorellag Hammon, Janiece: Klingsledl, Paul T. Row 2: Savage, Sarah: Copley, Geneiie: Price, Gayle: Brown, Beverly: Goley, Vera: Pugh, Jane: Booihe, Palfieg Shaclcelford, Joanne: Smylh, Shelia. Row 3: Piflman, Juanila: Deen, Beverly: Sanders, Mary Belle: McViclcer, Mariorye: Corbell, Pal: Downing, Margaref: Copeland, Loreflag Hoque, Jere: Bishop, Sidnie. Row 4: Parham, Gene: Keys, Charlie: Arilce, Enn: Malone, Francis: Hudson, Terry: McLain, Charles. WnloAonic Uwir Page 504 The A. 84 M. Symphonic choir, under The direclion of Prof. Paul T. Kling- sledl, is a choral organizalion which olelers To any sluolenl on The campus an opporlunily To parlicipale in singing The basl Type of musical lileralure. During The pasl years The choir has enioyed The sludy and has presenled such maslerpieces as MozarT's Requiem Mass, l-landel's The Messiah, Michael Cos+a's Eli, l-lenry l-ladley's The New lfarJrh, F. l-l. Cowen's The Rose Maiden, Pergolesi's STabaT MaJrer,' Menclelssohn's Eliia, and Gaul's The l-Toly Cnty. Each year, under The leadership ol ils direclor, The chair parlicipales in a number of varied aclivilies. AT The annual Chrislmas concerl on Dec. I7, l95O, Come, Redeemer, Canlala No. ol by J. S. Bach, was presenlred. OFFICERS GEORGE WELDON . . . Presidenl MARY MAUDE MOORE . . . Vice-Presidenl PAT NORTIWNGTGN . . . Secrelary-Treasurer GAYLE PRICE l ' I Publidw JOANNE SHACKELEORD l MARGARET DOWNING . Librarian ROSALIE MASSIE P 1 Accompanigs DELMARIE HOWELL li Professor Klingsledlr is head of Jrhe voice de- parlmenl. l-le holds a bachelor of music degree from Chicago Music college, a masler ol music degree from rhe American Conservalory ol Music, Chicago, and a diploma from The Chris- riansen Mas+er's Choral school. Klingsledl appeared on The concerl' slage where he sang for eighl years. l-le also sang wilh lhe Arlhur Deen quarrel of Chicago. l-le ap- peared on numerous programs wirh William Jen- nings Bryan and l-loward Tall, former presidenl. l-le has spenl many years as a singer and Teacher ol voice. Y Row I: Crew, Carolyn, Freeman, Shirleeg Lincoln, Sara' Sholer Pally: Rool, Sue, Sfelson Sue: Sleelman, Nelle, Cohlmia, Marguelle, Eiscus, Oni'a: S'eiger Naomi. Row 2: l-lunler Arlnag Evans. .leaneneg Sanders Elizapefh, Keira. Jean: Norlningfon, Par: Moore, Mary Maude, Congcr, Ginnie: Richard- son, Violerg Dole7al, Rosemary. Row 3: l-lyden Johnnie, G'Dell, Warren, Glasgow, Don' Koonce. Mariorie: Paulirey, Dale, Davis Rololey: Kennedy, Max. Row 4: Purcell, Bill, Aoarns, Charles, Weldon, George, Donnell, Erarlclinj Davis, Bil3y, Merryman, Ronnie, Page 505 Row I: Curry, Marilyng Moe, Bernadlneg Fash, RuThg Humphrey, PaT Trindle, RuTh4 Rowe Louise' Lane Virginia . I I I f Row 2: Gregory, Helen: Thomas, Shirleyg Mills, Nancy, Henry, Hiramg WrighT, Marjorie: Easley, Virginiag England, Willeneg Thrasher, Marilyn 61,144 Eid, OFFICERS RUTH TRINDLE . ALICE PITTMAN . . SHIRLEY THOMAS . . NANCY MILLS . HIRAM HENRY . Alpha chapTer oT Tau BeTa Sigma, naTional honorary band TraTerniTy Tor college pandswo- men oT Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, was granTed iTs oTTicial charTer in March, I946. The TraTer- niTy was Tounded aT Lubbock, Tex. in T939 Tau BeTa Sigma is a sisTer TraTerniTy To Kappa Page 506 . . PresidenT . . Vice-PresidenT . Recording SecreTary . . Treasurer . Sponsor Kappa Psi, honorary TraTerniTy Tor college bands- men. The growing inTeresT oT college women in The Tield oT band music encourages a prighT ouTloolc Tor The TuTure OT Tau BeTa Sigma in iTs high pur- pose. Row I: Sylcora, Roselle: Moore, Karleen: Thompson, Joyce: WeaThers, Lila Lee: Hammond, Mrs. M. P.: DeShong, Ernmalyn: Prichard, RuTh: KillingsworTh, Rella: Henderson, Edna Mae. Row 2: NaeTer, Carol: RoeTher, AlberTa: WirT, Janice: Davis, Emma: NorThingTon, PaT: Buller, Nelda: Horner, WillneTTa: Kidd, EThel: FlaTT, Louise: Balzer, Winona: Craft JuaniTa. Row 3: Boyd, Vona: Miclcish, Irene: Bell, Freda: Anderson, Thena: GvenTry, LoeTTa: STepp, Barbara: Bordenlcircher, Marialice: Palmer, Donella: Prichard, Mary: BarnoTT, Emma Faye: Shaw, Franlcia. Row 4: MenTzel, Helen: PorTs, Shirley: Lundy, CleTa: TarlcingTon, Lillie Belle: Laird, Donna: Noel, Mary: Moser, Arless: SmiTh, Gayle: McKin- sie, Mae. I abt 6?,l'l'Ll'l'L0 OFFICERS EMMALYN DE Sl-IONC5 RUTH PRICT-TARD . . JOYCE THOMPSON . LILA WEATT-TERS . WILNETTA T-TORNER Organized in T939 To beneTiT girls living OTT campus and originally called The TowneTTes , The BeTa chapTer oT Tau Gamma adopTed iTs presenT name in l94l. Though discarding iTs TirsT name, Tau Gamma reTained The purposes seT up in ThaT TirsT organizaTion-Those oT en- couraging scholarship, leadership and acTiviTy aT . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . SecreTary . . Treasurer . Social Chairman The college level and 'Friendship among young women. Tau Gamma's 52 members meeT bi-monThly Tor regular business meeTings and parTicipaTe in social TuncTions ThaT include a brealcTasT, a ChrisT- mas dinner and a Tarewell parTy. P age Row I: Travis, Bolo: Brown, Ivan: Dulin, Richard: Sfoabs, C. Wendall: Ellis, James: Douglas, R. J.: Linebaclc, H.: Uliana, John: Birdwell, Garvin: Berry, Connie. Row 2: Disbrow, Zane: TallcingTon, Joe: Duggan, John: BarTkus, Toney: Reid, Richard: BassTord, Warren: Fulien, Carl: Mullins, Charles: Bass- Torcl, N. E. Row 3: SaTTerTield, Floyd: Ewing, Richard: Nichols, J. Gordon: Bousum, Derwood: SrniTh, Leo: DalTon, Dale: Aveledo, AlberTo: Fuss, Donn: Cinlc, Donald. Row 4: Hilliard, Jack: Noland, Ralph: Howe, Don: Dodsoa, Lowell: BrandTs, Jerry: lvlarlcen, Darrell: Holiclc, Charles: Hannis, Charles: Harwell, Harrell. Row 5: Wallace, Lloyd: Wiechman, Howard: Wren, Donald: Ballce, George: DenTon, Jess: Dellavedova, John: Suggs, John. .Ze .Sjwiefy Page 508 D The Tech socieTy is a social and professional organizaTion OT The School oT Technical Training. The purpose oT This organizalrion is To TurTher The inTeresT oT all sTudenTs enrolled in Technical Training in The social aspecTs perTinenT To The TulTillmenT OT The proTessional and civic responsil3iliTies ex- pecTed in a well-balanced communiTy. The execuTive looard oT The Tech socieTy is comprised oT The socieTy's oTTicers and one iunior and one senior represenTaTive elecTed by each oT The I3 deparTmenTs oT Technical Training. lvleeTings oT The Tech socieTy are held monThIy. The execuTive looard meeTs Twice each monTh. OTTicers are elecTed during The lasT meeTing oT The spring semesTer and serve a Term oT one year. The group has iunior and senior advisers who are chosen Trom members oT The TaculTy. Advisers during The pasT year were R. J. Douglas and Hugh Linebaclc. OFFICERS JAMES H. ELLIS . . . . PresideinT C. WENDALL STOABS . . . Vice-PresidenT JOHN H. ULIANA . . Recording SecreTary RICHARD V. DULIN . . Corresponding SecreTary EUGENE A. HERNDON . .... Treasurer IVAN E. BROWN . . SergeanT-aT-Arms Tech socieTy members consTiTuTe over one-halT oT The sTudenTs in The School oT Technical Train- ing. Being aTTiliaTed wirh The Division oT Engin- eering, The socieTy has one represenTaTive on The Engineering STudenT council and Takes parT in The engineering acTiviTies such as The Engineering exposiTion, ST. PaT's ball and The elecTion oT The Engineering queen. The socieTy also compeTes in The annual TloaT conTesT in The homecoming parade. Following iTs reorganizaTion aTTer The war, The school launched a curriculum ThaT proved To be so popular ThaT enrollmenT increased Trom Tive sTudenTs in I945 To 4I8 sTudenTs in I95O. Row I: Bridges, Paul: Knox, James: AbboTT, William: WaTTs, O. R.: Adams, I-I. P.: Cheek, P. M.: CoTTman, KenneTh: Marshall, James: Pierce, W. H.: WiriTersTeen, E. R. Row 2: Mohsenin, Nory: STone, Karl: Bollinger, Bob: Goodwin, RoI:1erT: Jones, Herman: I-Ioddy, Joe: Bass, Lee: Half, Leslie: Walser, Lowell: Fielding, Paul. Row 3: STerling, KenneTh: Solcoll, Paul: I-IoTTman, Willard: SmiTh, Charles: GodTrey, LeRoy: TeeTers, Clarence: STarr, Royce: STewarT, Marvin: Jaclcson, Earl. Row 4: PuTnam, Ben: Flanigan, S. R.: Conrad, I-Ioward: McGinnis, Bill: Tucker, Wayne: MaThis, WaITer: Allen, WelTon. Row 5: Tucker, B. E.: I-IuIberT, Charles: KraTT, ArT: Walker, John: KnighT, G,-len: Walker, Raymond, Dooms, James. Page 509 7- l- -- Row I: Williams, Don: Weldon, George: Kane, Skip: Baker, Neal: Richards, Les: Lawrence, Bob: Williams, Tommy. Row 2: Powers, Don: Fullilove, Felix: Claylon, Bucky: Epps, Bernie: Ward, l-larry: Allen, Gene. al 6Lt0l'Llf6ll'L5 OFFICERS 'BucKY CLAYTON ....... Leader TOMMY WILLIAMS . . Business Manager and Vocalisr GEORGE WELDON . ...... VOCaliSl GEORGE KLOPP . The Varsilonians began Their l9'rh year on lhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus lhis year under ihe leadership of Bucky Clayron, who look over afler The gradualion of Bob Coverl. The brass seclion, piloled by leader Claylon, iealures Felix Eullilove and Bernie Epps. The Trombone chores are performed by Gene Allen and l-larry Page 5I0 , . Emcee Ward. Les Richards fills The lead sax posl' sup- porled by Skip Kane, Tommy Williams, Neal Baker and Bob Lawrence. The men who make for good rhyirhm are drum- mer man Don Powers: piano, Don Williams and bass, George Weldon, also ihe iealured male vocalisi. Row ll SiTTeli Clarence: Dunlap, Thomas, ReckerT, Billy, WoodworTh, Johny Groom, Muriel: McCarTT, Loyd: Arwood, Jean: Drislco, Herb: Gandy, Margaret Row 2: Hardwiclc, Mary: Fosfer, June: Brady, Albryng King, Bob: Knight Glen, Laprade, Corinne: NorThrip, Jerry Ann1 McArdle, ElizabeTh7 McMinn, RuThg HarTgraves, Joyce. Row 3: AlbrighT, Larry, Wise, Franlnq SmiTh, Leog Marlc, Billy Joeg McClain, Fred: Winharn, Gene, Sheline, Paul, SmiTh, Edwin: TesTerman, Gene. lldfardilfy Qaeda A OFFICERS JEAN ARWOOD . . . KVRO STaTion Manager THOMAS DUNLAP .... Radio Club PresidenT JOHN G. WOODWORTH HENRY P. ADAMS . . MURIEL GROOM . FaculTy Advisors CLARENCE SITTLE . . Radio Club RepresenTaTive Since iTs Tounding in The spring oT IQ48. The VarsiTy Radio club, supervised by The Radio council, has provided sTudenTs inTeresTed in The radio Tield wiTh pracTical experience in The opera- Tion oT a radio sTaTion, wriTing and producing programs and in building a sTaTion To cover The A. 84 M. campus. KVRO brings iTs lisTeners a rounded selecTion OT programs, including compleTe coverage oT news and sporTs evenTs, plus coverage oT The main evenTs which come To The campus Trom Time To Time. Page 5II Row I: Clinard, RuTh: Fash, RuTh: STowe, W. McFerrin: Moe, Culverg Klemme, Almeda: KnighT, Fred: l-loig, Mary Ann: Gingerich, John' Sfarcher, Eleanor. Row 2: Wiser, V. V,: Robinson, EsTher: Low, Frances: UnTerkircher, PaT: GranTharn, KiTTy: Farley, Mary: McConnell, MargareT: Cason, Karlenei CornpTon, Marjorie: Durbin, CaTherine. Row 3: Copley, GeneTTe: Copeland, Barbara: Owen, Russell: Burford, Bill: CriTchTield, John: McCarTney, Gene: Burgess, Dick: MillingTon ClayTon: McLain, Charles. Row 4: McAnulTy, l-larvey: Gregory, Dick: Powell, Jerrel: Davis, Robley: Fash, Bill: WhiTe, Thomas. mg? cizoomalafion OFFICERS FRED KNIGHT . . ALMEDA KLEMME . MARY ANN I-TOIG . CULVER MOE . . JOHN GINGERICT-l . Wesley ToundaTion This year became a more inTegraTeol parT oT The Aggie campus Through The esTablishmenT oT The MeThodisT STudenT cenTer aT 81 I College Avenue. The cenTer is now The hub oT The many and varied acTiviTies oT MeTh- odisT preTerence sTuolenTs on This campus. As The organizaTion which seeks To serve The Page 5I2 . . PresidenT . Vice-PresiclenT . . SecreTary . Treasurer . DirecTor spiriTual needs oT some 2,500 MeThoclisT pre- Terence sTudenTs, Wesley TounolaTion has a Tre- mendous responsibiliTy. We believe ThaT Wesley ToundaTion is espe- cially TorTunaTe This year in having The Rev. John Gingerich, new sTudenT direcTor. Row I: I-lamilfon, David: Robinson, Paula: Maloy, Charles: Curd, Milfon: Buck, I-Iomer: Baumgarfner, F. M.: Irwin, W. I-I.: Glass, B. P.: Lindzey, J. S. Row 2: Cross, Frank: Burris, Bill: Korn, Larry: Ellcin, Ronald: Duncan, T. O.: Pafferson, Charles: Kondos, Niclc: Parker, Richard: Ellis, R. Joe: Lawson, Pierre: Kramer, Carroll. Row 3: Duncan, Bob: Pafferson, Paf: Mclflfresh, Larry: Miller, Don: Valder, Jim: Ellison, Joy: Summers, Phil: I-Iufcheson, John: King, John: Sullivan, Edward. Said? OFFICERS MILTON CURD . CHARLES MALOY . HOMER BUCK . The Wildlife sociefy of Oklahoma A. 84 M. College was formed Nov. I, I946. The firsf meefing called broughf I4 sfudenfs and fhree faculfy members info fhe organizafion. Af fhe presenf fime fhere are over 40 members and I2 honorary members of fhe faculry. The purpose of fhe Wildlife sociefy is based . . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary-Treasurer on fhe common inferesf in wildlife conseryafion wifh emphasis on promofion of conservafion edu- cafion. Membership in fhe organizafion is open fo all Aggie sfudenfs maioring in zoology. Anyone having an inferesf in conservafion is eligible for an associafe membership. Page 5I3 Row I: Cohlmia, MarQueI'Ie: Adams, Mary Ann: Slewarr, Lelia: Morse, Norma: Nieiz, Luella: Bernei, La Rene: Brown, Bonila: Rixleben Eliza berhg Goocliellow, Carolyn. Row 2: Tucker, Wanda: Nichols, Donna: Oyler, Twila: Amend, Marilyn: Bulling, Belly: Braddy, Gwen: Sfeiger, Naomi: Graflon, Suzanne Webb, Belly: Hannah, Lois. Row 3: Roisiain, Raquel: Hafhcock, Maxine: Baker, Nelda: Hill, Pafii Joyce: Sumner, Ella: Downing, Margarei: McVicker, Mariorye: Buffer field, Pairicia: McQuisIon, Beverly: Freeman, Shirlee: Wilson, Calherine. Row 4: Douglas, Belly: Fiscus, Oniiag Gambill, JoNelI: Williams, Mary: Hawkins, Arlene: Anderson, Judy: Klemme, Almedag Davis, Carol Anderson, Irene: C-Parlinqion, Jackie: Hursr, Carrol. ' f C7 Z 0l'l'lf0l'l II 80 U, OFFICERS NORMA MORSE . LEILA STEWART . . MARY ANN ADAMS BETTY DOUGLAS LIZ RIXLEBAN LA RENE BERNET BONITA BROWN The Women's Glee club is an organizalion de- signed ro give women from all deparlmenls of The college an opporluniiy 'lo sing music Ihal is bolh good and enlerlaining. The glee club, wilh Luella Nielz as direcior, followed ils annual 'rradilion of giving a chil- dren's program by presenling Alice in Wonder- Page 5I4 . . . Presidenl' . Secrerary-Treasurer . Social Chairman . Publiciry Chairmen Librarians land , using children as The main characiers and college sludenls as produclion and rechnical di- reciors. The spring concerl' was highlighled by a group of folk songs from all nalions. This was followed by Ihe glee club's spring Iour lo various paris of Oklahoma. Row I: Adams, J. R.: Silvia, Peferg Long, Bill R.: I-lulcherson, James: Six, Ray. Row 2: Guyer, Jirng Pryor, Franlcq Wafson, Jaclcg McCar'lney, Gene: Milchell, John. ymcaa OFFICERS BILL LONG . . . . . . . Presidenl JIM I-IUTCI-IERSON . . Vice-Presidenl' DICK BURGESS . . . . Secrefary MARSHALL WILLIAMS . . Treasurer Oklahoma A. 84 M.'s oldesl organizalion, Jrhe Young Men's Chrislian associalion. began i'rs l95O-5l school Ierm wilh a cabinel relreal held al Camp Redlands. Program planning empha- sized an all-round developmenf for A. 84 M. men. wilh aclivilies concenlraled in four dillerenl commission groups. World relaledness, personal and campus alllairs, social responsibililies and Chrislian herilage. l-lighlighls for Ihe year were Ihe nalional as- sembly al Oxford, Ohio, and The publicalion of Jrhe Sludenl Direclory and freshman handboolc. Page 5I5 - Row I: Thompson, Parry: Smilh, Mary, Hilion, Anng Myers, Mary Margarerq Harry, Helen, Dunn, Charlorie: Harper, Eleanor: Schmid? Kaye, Mounger, Margie. Row 2: Naerer, Carol Ann: Julian, Peggy Jean, Hoig, Mary Ann, Klein, Margaret Seamands, Donna: Arnold, Anneireg Williams, Dorofhy Durlcin, Frances, Bassler, Deanne. Row 3: Whire, Mary, Alice: Siephens, Helen Jog Seamands, Clarirag Moore, Berry: Low, Frances: Sianlcewiiz, Sandra: Hursr, Carol, Groley Vera Jo. OFFICERS HELEN FLARRY . . . . Heidenl MARY MARGARH'MYERS . VmePwydmn ELEANOR HARPER . . . Secrerary JUANITA WHITE . Treasurer The Young Women's Chrislian associaiion was who expresses her desire io enier Jrhe fellowship organized To fulfill lhe needs oi a deeper spirii- and ro uphold ils purpose in her own life. ual Jrie among women srudenis. A program is Acrivilies of YW are carried our by sludenis carried our which emphasizes Chrisrian fellow- wirh Jrhe help of Jrhe cabiner, composed of 30 ship, leadership and personal developmeni. women, and ihe counsel of The general secrerary, Membership is open ro any college woman Miss Charlolle Dunn. Page SI6 I Row I: Williams, George: Drake, Belly: Ellison, Max: Calhey, Lee: Chapman, B. B.: Sharp, Jim: La Follelle, David: Bell, Belly: Garrell, Elaine: Revell, Jack. Row 2: Parris, Belle: Conway, Paul: King, James: Glover, Gaylord: Parris, Joe: Poinls, Tom: Murray, James: I-lursl, Leland: Wallon, Naomi. 26 M OFFICERS JIM SHARP . . . DAVID LA EOLLETTE . BETTY BELL . . LEE CATHEY . . BETTY DRAKE I ELAINE GARRETT I B. B. CHAPMAN . Xi Mu is an honorary law lralernily lor slu- denls whose inleresls are in lhe lield ol law. The chapler was lounded on lhe Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus in l934 by Roland Reeves. Aclivilies in Xi Mu include pledging, lormal inilialion al lhe beginning ol each semesler, nu- . . Presidenl . Vice-Presidenl . . Secrelary . . Treasurer . Social Chairmen . . Sponsor merous round-lable discussions led by prominenl Oklahoma lawyers and judges, allendance al courl lrials, a lrip lo lhe Oklahoma universily law school and lhe sponsoring ol lhe annual college debale which is included in lhe sludenl lyceum series. Page 5l7 Row I: Garwin, Leo: Maddox, Roberfg Klemm, William: Joseph, Elias: Walker, Kennefh: Venzlce, Kennefh: Pefrie, Lloyd: Krisher, Alberf: Bradford, Dale: Kubilc, Roberf. Row 2: Owen, Lloyd: Whiffingfon, Wallace: Canfrell, Lloyd: I-lelms, Emerson: Reed, Forresf: Pugh, Duane: Dolezal, Roberf: I-libbs, I-Iarold: Wode, Melvin: Benjamin, Eugene. Row 3: Gulley, Dale: Kennedy, George: Talberf, R. I-I.: Rowe, Fred: McGuire, Bob: McCloskey, Sfephen: McCullough, Foy: Gibson, James: Johnson, John. Row 4: Simpson, Daniel: Spicer, Donald: Liles, Arfhur: Tafum, Gilberf: Simonson, Frank: Webb, Joseph: Kelly, Emerson: Kilpafriclc, Lesfer: King, John. .JCAE The purpose of fhis organizafion is fo form a sfudenfs and fhe professional field. sfrong bond befween fhe chemical engineering .Arif ,gifudenlfd gui!! The purpose of fhe Arf sfudenfs' guild is fo nize scholarship and professional abilify and fo promofe inferesf in arf on fhe campus: fo recog- fosfer friendship among sfudenfs and faculfy. Row I: Shannon, Mary Lou: Warner, Doug: Darlow, Jane: Wenf, Virginia: I-lufcheson, Janie: Moore, Malcolm: Reed, Golden: Yard, Paul: Gufierrez, Val: Johnson, Barbara, Row 2: Nichols, Beffy June: Moore, Marilyn: I-loig, Mary Ann: Minfon, Barbara: Whife, Riley: Taylor, Gary: Linfhicum, Margene: Kruger, Joanne: Crewson, Dorofhy: Durbin, Cafherine: Corey, Irene. Q me 3 Row I: Roberlson, R. D: Loosley. D. W.: Crooks, L. O.: Irwin, R, R.: Suchan, W. E.: Jenkins, W, D.: Helena, Bill: Jeri, R. L. Row 2: Ellis, Richard: Mossman, Roberl: Walkins, Richard: Wagner, Valenfineg Peck, Norman: Brynie, Osmund: Wilhelm, John: Ray, Donald: lvlarlinez, G, J. The American Sociely of l-lealing and Venri- inlereslecl in The arls and sciences relaled lo laling Engineers is an organizalion lor persons healing, venlilaling or air conclilioning. ng. QMVLCL The Engineering Sludenr council is composed To secure immediale aclion on mailers perrinenr of represenlalives from each organizalion in The To Jrhe Oklahoma lnslirule ol Technology. Oklahoma lnsrilrule of Technology. Hs purpose is Row I: Lohrnann, M. R.: Parker, E. F.: Hoff, John: Mossman, Roberl: Gilbrealh, Ulmer: Walker, Kennelh: Sfapley, Edward: Hanford, Wil- liam: Wood, Clemmer: Payne, Joe. Row 2: Morris, T. J.: Smilh, Tom: Shapiro, Roberfg Sheline. Paul: Beasley, Leon: Simonson, Frank: Travis, Bob: Gibbs, Alfred: Johnson, Paul: Gregory, William: l-larheway, Elliol. .i A 4. ... ln 1' .S A 1. .ir ..... 'H-:rar qw Row I: Lawyer, Peggy: Barlon, Jimmie Anne: Lelvlasler, Mariory: Slelrurn, Shirley: Norlhrop, Flonell. Row 2: Rayaioli, Dolores: Gingerich, Veda: Hunsaker, Vera: Richardson, Evelyn. lodign 6 Epsilon Pi is a local honorary lralernily for leadership and service among fulure business women in The Division of Commerce. lls pur- women. poses are lo promole characler, scholarship, comma igma Gamma Sigma is an honorary commerce fra- junior class and Those in Jrhe upper IO percenl of Jrernily for men in lhe upper 5 percenl of lhe Jrhe senior class. Row I: Harrison, Roberl: Pace, Russell: McClinTock, John: Hancock, Roberi: Moore, Samuel: Hubbard, Tom: Morlon, James: Willis, Fay: Clarke, Harry: Huflon, Clifford. Row 2: Pruill, Jack: Alcofl, Jim: Humphrey, Bill: Banks, Doyle: Valella, Dominic: Taylor, Ralph: Eck, Charles: Nesbif, Jim: Reno, George: Miller, Charles. R. , , sf is nf? 4. L 3 4g .. ' Row I: Williams, Bobby: Treai, Charles: Couriney, Duane: Loshbaugh, Dean: Porier, Philip: Hill, Cary: Arnold, Arihur: Kiesel, Edward: Slehle. Joseph: Marco, George: Harmon, Tommy. Row 2: Grovenburg, James: Ciprari, A. P.: Holloway, Jesse: Snyder, Jack: Knox, Joe: Neuberi, Fred: Ferguson, B. M.: Builer, M, E.: Lipperi, A. L.: Gibbs, Alfred: Henderson, Bob: Jenkins, Duane. Row 3: Roan, Norman: Rains, Grover: Holloway, George: Clark, Clifion: Washingion, Bradley: Riggs, Alberf: Siarnes, W. N.: Lack, Rudolph: Henderson, Clifford: Gregory, William: Parker, Huberr: Anders, Maurice. .yncfowfriaf .Aid Aiaociafion The lnduslrial Arfs associafion was organized and mainiain leadership as an organizalion, and Io provide for The mulual welfare of The siudenl: Io encourage fellowship and fair play. Io promore inreresr in indusrrial arls: Io assume jofa Mia The loia Beia club is a deparimenlal club open ll was organized Io promole and develop char- io siudenis in The School of lniensive Business. acler, scholarship, leadership and social poise. Row I: Harris, Labron: Morris, Billy: Walker, Jan: Byers, Mary Jane: Milburn, Paul: Wiley, Jeanelie: Todd, Margie: Lis, Anihony: Oldham, Jacque. Row 2: Miller, Delores: Kane, Palsy: Douglass, Jean: Smifh, Doris: Scoggin, Auihur: Taylor, Wendell: Geller, Onefa: Groenewold, Dena: Anderson, Thena: While, Mary Ann: Gurley, Georgia. Row 3: Flavell, Marie: Sackei, Rufh: Miller, Berma: Wagner, Juaniia: Peevey, Lynell: Reed, Mail: Wrighi, Mariorie: Pickeir, Suzanne: Miller, Doroihy: Hepp, Gail: Ives, Doroihy. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: FN Weill Sine, H. H., McKinney, Thomas, Abboll, Clinl, Riggs, Alberl, Vaughn, Veslal, While, Jaclc, Neuberl, Fred, Wallon, Edward, Beene L. B. Schrader, Louis, Chandler, E. P., Smilh, Glenn, Hill, C, L., Arnold, W. M., Gibbs, Allred, Palmer, George, Dryden, John, Balmer, Rod Lewis, William, Holloway, George, Roane, Herberl, Arnold, Arlhur, Tale, John, Rice, William, Hollman, C. E., Taylor, Waller Powers, M. L. McKinley, J. C.: Eubanlcs, Randall, Gregory, William, Thrasher, Franlc, Marco, George, Nichols, Gene, Henderson, Clillord, Harlman William, Holloway, Jesse. L!0f6l OZIJHQAJG, lola Lambda Sigma is an honorary induslrial duslrial arls or lrade and induslrial educalion are educalion lralernily. Sludenls maioring in in- eligible lor membership. lnafngg unc! L Orange and Blaclc Quill is an honorary organi- oulslanding in scholarship, leadership and ser- zalion composed ol junior women who have been vice during lheir sophomore year. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Curry, Marilyn, Trindle, Ruih, Mullendore, Rulh, Nyswonger, Paula Sue, Blakely, Barbara, Smilh, Virginia, Linlhicum, Margene, Claclc, Joan, Emery, Sally, Slarlelbach, Diane. Naeler, Carol, Springer, Jo, Prichard, Rulh Anne, Anderson, Karleen, Hulchison, Joyce, Wallcins, Peggy, Morse, Norma, Purnell Nelda, Reed, Golden, Snell, Sue, Wallon, Naomi. Howe, Wilma, England, Willene, Gaines, Joann, Thomason, Nancy. Jessee, Joanne, Malhews, Laverna, Moore, Joann, Seamands, Clarila, Crahan. Sally, Shannon, Mary Lou, Hoig, Mary Ann, Tiller Mary Lou, Clinard, Rulh. Shaclcellord, Joanne, Armslrong, Mary Lou, Taylor, Palricia, Allman, Pal, Henderson, Edna Mae, Hillon, Ann, Chrisman, Ann-Marie, Row I: Heialner, Ann: Weaver, Jane: Bryan, Donna Jane: Wells, Laurann: Gowning, Margarel: Searnands, Donna: l-lunler, Arlha: Srnilh Mary: Byers, Mary Jane: l-lewleii, Marilyn: Cross, Margarel. Fulhage, Rulh: Conrad, Della: Polls, Nancy: Cox, Sue. Row 3: Howe, Alrna Joy: Thomas, Shirley: Arnold, Annelie: Glirnp, Gloria: Liebenheirn, Joan: Walls, Mary Faye: lnslee, Charlolle: While Shirley: Pollard, LaRue: Crosnoe, Elizabelh: Thorp, Mary. range Qui! Orange Quill is an honorary organizaiion spon- rnalcing a 3.5 grade average in The lirsi semesier sored by Moriar Board. li is made up ol women ol iheir freshman year. range 0 greg? ,fdflfmfa The Order of Gregg Arlisis is an honorary aiiaineol a high degree ol proficiency in The ari organizaiion for commercial siudenis who have oi wriiing shorihand. Row I: Bell, Freda: l-lobbs, Gladys: l-lunsalrer, Vera: Reniclc, Margarei: Harper, Eleanor: Coonrad, Harold: Durbin, Calherine: Slalllelbach, Diane: Oglefree, Beilina: Barnelf, Peggy. Row 2: Connplon, Mariorie: Wood, Janice: Brown, Virginia: Norihrop, Flonell: Kramer, Nancy' Anderson, Karleen: Freeland, Malone: Ny- swonger, Paula Sue: Siellum, Shirley: Myers, Mary Margarel: Nall,Norrna:Gun1er,Averil. Row 2: Paden, Wileela: Akin, Oreiha: Cunningham, Lou Ann: Mclnlosh, Suzie: Willis, Wanda Lou: Arfhur, Lailue: Sanders, Mary Belle- l y Q55 ig I l i Sig' Bwaiif , .. l . Row I: Long, Elmo, Fealherly, Hg Cleiisch, Glen: Fireslone, Eslesj Benfon, Frank, Bober, Dong Gilmoui, C. Row 2: Epperly, Jean: Orr, Richard: Barron, Charlie, Lynd, Frederick, Kidd, Harold, Hurd, Edwin: Bufhala, Darwini plz jgma Phi Sigma, nalional honorary biological lraler- promolre research and luriher inleresls in biolog- nily, was eslablished on Jrhis campus in l93O To ical science. ' Mai 04955411 macron Phi Upsilon Omicron is a nalional honorary was inslalled on The Oklahoma A. 84 M. campus home economics fralernily. Alpha Nu chapler in February, l95O. Row I: While, Maryg Yalch, I-lelenq Bynum, Joyce, Kellerf, Cafherinef McDaniel, Doris, Jones, Lureeg Pannacci, Marie. Row 2: Breckenridge, Louemmaq Corfman, Bessie: Ballard, Mary, Van Frank, Wilmag Hair, Pal, Hubbard, Lindy: Kellerf, Margaret , ,L Row I: Lawrence, Mary Jo, McGee, Billie, Reihf, C. K., Davis, Earl, Lowry, Roberl, McFarland, Mary, l-lundley, Joella. Row 2: Banlcslon, Juanila, l-larlan, Pearl, McKeeman, Julia, Ginqerich, Veda, Bell, Belly, Myers, Geneva, Bell, Freda Lou, Richardson, Evelyn. Row 3: Barron, Jimmie Anne, Rayaiali, Dolores, Henson, Sue, Barnefl, Lavern, Schendel, Margarei, Sfroupe, Carolyn, Vauqhl, Colema Jean. Q Omega, i Pi Omega Pi, nafional honorary and proles- Hs purpose is ro encourage. promore, exlerid sional business educalion fralernily, was eslalo- and creale inleresl and scholarship. lished on +he Oklahoma A. 84 M, campus in I938. Wrap, Cru The Players club is an orqanizalion formed by radio arls and relaled fields. sludenls inleresled in public speaking, drama. Row I: Budd, Joseph, McPeel:, Carolyn, Lancasler, Lois, Ellison, Max, Sandy, Marqarel, Purnell, Nelda, Johnslon, Denzel, Ezell, Jane, Cowan, Glen. Row 2: Crulchlield, Barbara, Ingram, Susan, Fouqhi, Pal, Jennings, Norma, Hill, Marilynn, Reed, Shirley, Long, Jacklyn, Kerns, Gwenilh, l-lagers, Jean, Carfer, Ann, Bolles, LaWanda. I Q1 Row I: Talley, Margaret Thompson, Dixie: Long, Billy Hafner, Jim, Brown, Kafhryng Brown, Joan. Row 2: Todd, Sharlene: Warriner, Clellg Bell, Drew: Burfscher, Thomas. Qi Un The purpose o1CPsiChi, nalional honorary soci- lale and mainlain Jrhe scholarship of members in ery for psychology sluclenls, is lo promole lhe all academic fields. science of psychology and lo encourage, slimu- Sandown Sanborn Enromology club is a cleparrmenlal who are of iunior or senior slanding or who are club open +o sluclenls majoring in enlomology gracluale sludenls. Row I: Ashdown, Donald: Ray, Joe: Sherman, James, Willhife, Major: Bieberdorf, G. A., Fenfon, F. A.: Brell, Charles. Row 2: Addison, Daniel, Cleveland, Eldon, LeClair, Jack: Wells, Wayne, Jones, Michael: Gulhrie, W, D., Elwell, James R. '31 , , ,... Row I: Anderson, Karleen: Reniclr, Margarel: Miller, Marilyn: Oglelree, Berlinag Slellum, Shirley: Williams, Rulh. Row 2: Bell. Freda: Waile, Verlag l-lorfon, Pafli: Taber, Sue: Shullz, Joyce: Harper, Eleanor: Durbin, Carherine. fgma, .MQAQ igma Sigma Alpha Sigma is an honorary secrerarial of 3.0 in office adminislralion and an over-all lrafrernily for sludenls who have a grade average average of 2.5. igma, cm ibegfa Sigma Tau Della, nalional honorary proles- Oklahoma A. 84 lvl. campus in May, l946. sional English lralernily, was eslablished on rhe Row I: Piclcrell, Joyce: Newlon, William: Malone, Francis: Penny, Glenn: Edwards, Virginia: Hildebrand, Gene: Hillon, Ann: Weaver, Eileen. Row 2: Scheelz, Jo Ann: Blakely, Barbara: Mc:Carfy, Lucile: Koslolslcy, Marvin: Bryan, Don: l.eBaron, Bruce: Snider, Joanne: Johnsfon, Pafricia. Row I: Bailey, Jim: Burris, Edward: Berenson, Irwin: Sefh, John: Norlhrop, Flonell: Cox, Nancy: Ringle, Roberl: Parker, Richard. Row 2: Block, Herberf: Warriner, Clell: I-larnden, Roger: Sexfon, Bruce: O'Connor, James: Price, Wyndel: Chopp, A. J.: Marianos, Pere: Willis, Bobby. .ggciefy or emonnef Wanagemenlf The Sociely for Personnel lvlanagemeni pro- wilh aclual silualions and people dealing wilh vides a conracl Io The sludenl of labor problems currenl labor problems. NSEOQQLQPJ Speakers club is an organizarion open Io all one's speech and helping The sludenl Io analyze s+uden+s. I+ has The dual purpose of improving The speeches of olhers. Row I: I-Iill, lvlarilynn: I-Ieffner, Ann: Williams, Marshall: Short Marilyn: Long, William: Fowler, Arlen: Beard, Bonnie Row 2: Cafhey, Lee: Jones, John: Silvia, Perer: Pryor, Frank: Swank, David: Burgess, Dick: Zablafnik, Gabriel. Rig Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Schrader, Louis: Snyder, Jack: Beene, L. B.: Thrasher, Frank: Chandler, E. P.: Baker, Rod: Gregory, William: Gregg, Harold: Grove enburg. James: Palmer, George. Filzpalrick, l-larry: Harlman, William: MacDonnell, G. A.: While, Jack: Hicks, Chesler: Pryor, Frank: Gibbs, Allred: Beckham, Leo: Sine, H. H.: Eubanks, Randall. Dryden, John: Abboll, Clinl: Walfon, E. B.: Whilson, Bob: Wrighl, Elmer: Malone, F. E.: Ehlers, L. C.: Vaughn, Veslal. Tillolson, Gordon: Longpine, Bill: Williamson, Don: Crowder, Marvin: Lipney, L. J.: Taylor, Wall. jade 33 .ynimdfriaf The Trade and lnduslrial club is a deparlmen- sional graduale and undergraduale sluclenls ma- lal organizalion made up ol social and proles- ioring in lrade and induslrial educalion. The primary inleresl of lhis organizalion is lo among sludenls and lo help lrain lhem for lulure encourage a knowledge ol republican policies polilical leadership. Row I: Morlon, Rulh: Kelle, Maxine: Kuechenmeisler, June: Springer, Jo: Pannacci, Marie: Rogers, Gerald: Morse, Norma: Cross, Margarel: Harrison, Florelee: Slephens, Grace: Weaver, Jane. Row 2: Malfhews, Paul: Williams, Carl: Gordon, Francis: Duncan, Tom: Allspaugh, J. Roger: Eddins, Earl: Seminoll, Sammy: Cavin, William: Beesley, Jack. Row 3: Kraemer, Jack: Willsley, Bill: McClinlock, J. R.: Williams, John: Foley, Cray: Fisher, Roy: Adams, Henry: Harris, Rex: Evans, Phil: Abernelhy, Dick. Row I: BraTTin, Bruceg Evans, Duane: FiTzgerald, KenneThg Mullen, Glen. Row 2: Thies, S. A.: SooTer, Shemg Treadwell, Robert P0195 Judging eam The crops judging Team placed TirsT in The Na- lnTernaTional l-lay and Grain show aT Chicago. Tional CollegiaTe in Kansas CiTy and TirsT in The airy C-.aflfi yudging earn The Dairy CaTTle Judging Team placed Tour- naTional conTesT and sixTh in The souThern conTesT. TeenTh wiTh TwenTy-nine Teams compeTing in The McGilliard, P. C.: McGilliard, Dare: Thomason, Eddie: ATTebery, l-larry. s 5 Johnson, Paul: WesT, Homer: Herberger, Harry, Gunn, Dale, STacy, J. W. Qdojucfd M ZQWL The dairy producTs iudging Team placed NaTional conTesT, Third in The SouThern conTesT eighTh wiTh TwenTy-six Teams compeTing in The and second in The SouThwesTern conTesT. Clif? ,.oZiU85f0CL J eanfb During The season, The livesTock iudging Team in The SouThwesTern exposiTion, ForT WorThg TirsT won TirsT in carloT livesToclc and sevenTh in live- in The American Royal, Kansas CiTy. and TourTh sToclc aT The NaTional WesTern in Denver, second in The InTernaTional aT Chicago. Richardson, Harve ' SmiTh, Lawrence, Bezdicelc, BerT: Fransen, James: BraTcher, Glen: Wakeman, Donald: WhiTe, Jalceg Wilson, Thomas E.: Y. GrifTiTh, ErnesT. 5 - .. Row I: Brannan, John, Walker, Wesley, Bransleller, Olin. Row 2: l-lillier, James, Darlow, A. E.: Campbell, Clyde. meal? Judging earn The meals judging learn placed lirsl in lhe lillh in lhe American Royal, Kansas Cily, and Soulhweslern exposilion, Forl Worlhg lied lor placed sevenlh in lhe lnlernalional al Chicago. angry Judging earn, The poullry judging leam placed sixlh al lhe learn parlicipales in +hese lwo conlesls each Soulhern Inlercollegiale, Knoxville, Tenn., and year. I llh in lhe Nalional Collegiale al Chicago. The Roberls, C. A.g Wolf, Jimmie: Goodman, Billy: Foresler, J.: Maguire, Joe. view of A.81M.'s Famous -ch School ai Olcmulgeo OKMULGEE BRANCH, OKLAHOMA A. 81 M. COLLEGE, OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA OMULGEE BRANCH A School of Technical Training and College for Freshmen and Sophomores The Olclahoma A. 81 M. Branch college, Olcmulgee, lurning oul' graduales in specialized man power offers one of lhe mos? essenlial educalional op- porlunily fields in loday's scheme of lraining levels. lls graduafes learn and acquire lhe basic knowledge and lundamenlal skills of lheir lrade lhrough praclical work experience in over 50 specific areas of choice in ils school ol Technical Training. Divisions of lraining in The maximum iwo-year Tech school are: Agri- cullure, food lracles, inlensive business, relafed subiecfs and indus+rial frades. Under lhe laffer lhe deparlmenl for lhe fraining of severely handi- capped persons, has become highly developed and regionally renowned. Leif: L. K. COVELLE, Direcior of lhe Branch College. Page 333 Above Admunislrafors al A 81 lvl s Branch Tech school cu? a birlhday Parhclpahng sealed lefl lo righl are John Piclcard mainlenance superi den? T P Chapman head of relaled sublecls division Dorolhy Richler pe nel assrsfanl fo direclor slanding leff fo righl J C Summers bakery mam L F Gaul head of culinary lrades deparfmenf Roy Belford head of inle slness J C Hammond regislrar and h ad of college division R L business manager Wayne Miller aqrlcullure division head L K Covell dire and Joe Croom, edilor of Olcmulgee Times. 4- Relailinq inslruclor poinls Cul' imporlance of allraclive window displays 4- Culinary experfs prepare lasfy canapes. BoH'om leffz Television specialisls lcnow how lo lake fhe sel aparl' and p loaclc in Hplop shape. BoHom righf: Never mind, Hs gravify oil, Draflinq sludenf leaves his 4 ing board lo show colleagues sample of oil from a producing well in which inferesled. Wwe, Above: Piclureo here are rnernbers of The fnedical advisory comrrilree for ysical rehabiliralion and rerraininq cenler af a luncheon wifh Tech school oiqi- als. Slandinq, from lell lo riqhf lhey are: L. K. Covelle. John Joyce, veferan rninistralion appraiser: Doyle Besf, vocarional rehabililalrion division Dallas, xas' Voyle Scuriock, slale vocalional rehabililalion oicficey ldabel Sine, ol vo- lional rehabililalion slall and R. L. Dyke. Sealed: E. Halsell File M. D. Mus- gee' R. L. Alexander M, D., Branch College inlrrrnary: Frank A. Sluarf, . D.: Tulsa, Ella M, George, M, D., Oklahoma Cilyg A, L. McNeaiy, vocalional ucalion division, Washinolon, D. C., Moorrnan Prosser, M, D., Oklahonna Cilyg hyd Morrnan, M. D., Qklahoma Cilyg Clinlon Gallaher, M. D., Shawnee: Fran- ,M. Dill, M. D., Oklahoma Cily. rveyinq fechniques dernonslraled To sluclenls by R, E. Sullivan. 2arly everyfhinq can and does happen in lhe Television laboralory. ' Boflom righf: The baking school is proud ol Irs producls. If is rafed arnonq 9 lops. Boifom lefiz The school orcheslra, sponsored by John Fosler, head of fha malh parrrnenl, is a favorile exfra-curricular acrivily for many parlicipalinq sfudenls. -'Lau HSE e ' X f -- ' 1 'jzr ff' . M2 P ,,, . M A ,F . ,.,. . . . ff ., El, f in 4 37. 54 -651 fpywfw' 5 , Sw 5 ' iw .' Q -. ki. K N267-L if J Q .A sf,.4 s : ,.., , i iiii 5 fy J 9 s A H 1 L Qi V ,, yy,, V .yyy .ij ,.y,y yy,, , yy ,ig V , .L - , l li ' v,.y ,'y,, y,,, 4 Above: Two shors from The agricullural division, one showing farm mach- inery ancl an equiprnenl clinic and The ofher sludenls pulling lhe aulo- rnalic egg grader fo use. Agriculfure in all ifs phases here is a concen- lrafed college along specific subiecrs, from a few monrhs up To Two years of Training. LeH': For Television sfudenls al lhe Tech school, The slcy's fhe limit Shi- denfs are shown erecfing yagi and bow Tie anfennas. Below: Therels room lor boih married and single sluclenls al' Tech college and lacililies above are lypical of pleasani housing available lo lv1r. and Mrs. who wanl +0 come along To college and bring 'rhe babies. The rnachine shop is a recenf addifion io lhe graphic aris deparfrnenl, one ol: The many highly developed praclical labora- rories. FEA URE -.fy A ,Eau B 3 Q. mpeg, G 1-4 .A 5.4 N ,M 3 ?5f?,4'J1ff3+1: Q . , ww, ff, 1:,, ,Q , . g qw ,mf-f',1.tNP4Qty7 '4 ' -. i , A 'L TK. W W .VAQQQQ ffqfgig N , A I V, UVF Tll fm aw-7 ' W . We Service All Makes and Models SIMPSO!V, fmw Page 538 13 5mU,L,5l Zfnion nazi Jean open . . . I'II MEET YOU at the UNION . . . A64 Leconae one of Me mod! pafmlm pmua an the wfnfun. 7114 aea4an4 me mann - - - enlefzlaiaunenl, aecae- afian, ecfncaiian, faienbvfzqzd, a- mudemenl, aefaxallion - - - fad ine Ukldwma 14 ancf M Simdenz' Zl- nian nu Lemme a COMMUNI- TY cr-:N'rEn wr MA, fm me canvpnfi dnl' fad ine enffhe Slale! OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE Travelogue phoio C. L. MURPHY J. A. MURPHY IKVIURIPIHHVS HARDWARE SPODE FOSTORIA WESTINGHOUSE MAGIC CHEF TAPPAN SPORTS GOODS STILLWATER OKLAHOMA Pho 468 8l5 M - Come To scenic Aggieland, a wor!d of waving palms and 'rapid breezes. crggielcmd's stork club 'U beer and barbecue IN CUSHING, IT'S THE CLUB 33 Pg 540 Compliments of COLLEGE DRUG FOUNTAIN GRILL SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS J I-I W . . . . I I Stillwater's Largest Drug Store . O . . . eaver, Owner WE'LL LISTEN: To your 'fish story, replace your tackle, or outfit you for any sport. 0 SPALDING 0 K I llKll'l 606 Main Phone 606 X H A-iw Photogemc Zetas gang up agamst door for attractive backdrop. E. W. Shelton Lumber Company Lumber and All Other Building Materials Ninth and Lowry STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Phones 748 and 749 Page 54I , IIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 DEPAR 1- QTTUMN Ml' NSU 4, wks , vl' A .T 2 If: an 21T::::11EE:!ff 1wj,q: wewegsito -'.. mm it 5 W: T T a a Wll - llltlll nu in lll Ill 1 , : ill lll E Emu I' ' ' ' .-.--- ' m ' ll A . I J nm ' ZQIIII lilllliil iii iii ummm, alum in un -l 'g y Fvuffb 6 Mm . Tuba . Phone 24101 llll I I gunm an: -ui iii ii iii .Qi ij Ef hn ' T ,- Brown-Dunkin looks to youth . . . youth looks to Brown-Dunkin, the store that's always alert to the needs and wants of the Magic Empire's young people . . . Oklahoma's leading citizens of tomorrow. Brown-Dunkin Congratulates the l95l grad- uating class ot Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College. With all good wishes tor continued success to each and all, we the people ot Brown-Dunkin invite your visit to our store. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BROWN-DUNKIN IS TULSA'S DOMINANT DEPARTMENT STORE IIIIlllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Page 542 You'll Always Enjoy . . . U GOOD FOOD -AT- l 9 KS RESTAURANTS AND BUFFETERIAS TULSA OKLAHOMA CITY X 512 E. Main 113 N. Broadway i W fEd. nofel These fwo are nice feilas . . . buf ihey have a mos? disfressinq fingernaii probi f vm' rr ic iF i'L i I 1 . A ...........,....,...,,, ,,A. , V ,f rm ,Yy,txV',.,.,E:i.' Q31 ' Ox Tulsa-bright clean, and cosmopoiifan gov' Q Rye --a ci+y of beau+ifui homes, fine O ovxa schools and churches, and frade cenfer N of fhe rich Magic Empire our. cAPirAL NEWSPAPERS TULSA WORLD TULSA TRIBUNE MORNING 0 EVENING 0 SUNDAY REPRESENTED BY THE BRANHAM COMPANY Page 543 cRossMAN's Everything for School ond Office 127 W 7th The BEST for year round LISTENING SPORTS Q NEWS o DRAMA MUSIC o VARIETY CBS' N 'II1 I'OIcII'1 Betty Rowland, Zeta Tau Alpha, won the title ot Miss Safety Pin-up ot Old a rw: w e truck atiom . D ' 'ng pro ess did th ' l GEORGE H. C. GREEN Vice-Pres. Liberty Ncxtionol A 5: M Class '22 Past President A G M CFormer Studentl Assn. Mr. Green extends congratulations from The Botnk Thctt's Friendly to dll Aqqieldnd 'Q7h.a, Banlf, I ' ll -,::1-. A 1-H.-1 LIBERTY it?-.-IM. BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of OKLAHOMA CITY Mmm: rwwu Doom .nsumwcz convou-non '74e 24446 74416 Qwendlq' Page 544 O STILLWATER. OKLA. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS! GTX. TIQZVWEKJ5 A l 1-A Q anllz 55.214, - funn 44-?z'!Q1 it Q ,Q M ikgnilyf 0 ' ZA-:iff e.:a.a.2,,t. lf' ' S tor the loest In NEWS 0 SPORTS 0 ENTERTAINMENT KSPIand KSPIFM 780 and 93 9 meg on your dual an Shllwaier Dally News Press 0 Complete A 8: M Coverage Every Day . S+illwa+er's Own Stations d Q . 'Wie at 46'1wnlw, ' 0 Efficient iountotin service 0 Delicious plate lunches 0 Toboccos 0 Cosmetics 0 A ci M insiqnio O Men's Toiletries 0 Amusements BROOK'S Student tore iss es a C ISOVI, DIOFI SOCIG IFGC OF, mee S WI Religious Emphasis week committee. 0 Hyde Park 0 Stetson 0 Kuppenheimer 0 Freeman 0 Manhattan Mm fzam ST Ill VWIT ER Featuring A. Xl M.'s Most Talked About Clothes 7l5 MAIN Page 546 Congrafufafiond, ggied from the 0 in5on3 520 WASH NGTON PHOVE 3095 Roblnson s GIFT HUT in the Student Union , ! QX I and l I l'TlelT'l EFS O 6 SHHMMHBI 3 l0llll Luke A 8: M strength based on years ot service to the people ot the state and the communlty Fmancmg ls Our Business Aldmg A 81 M Students ls Our Hobby JAMES E BERRY Presndent Lueutenant Governor of Oklahoma N f l BHHK Stands on a tlrm toundatlon. ot integrity and AGGIE TYPES? You'lI Find Them All or Above, Aggieland's Most Popular Store Front SWI1VI'S l t O O 0 The English major. Goes from bed to verse. Thinks t l Ogden Nash is funny but knows . lohn Greenleaf is Whittier. l 1 l Then there's the prom trotter. All she needs for a weekend is t a hop, sip and a chump. Thinks colleges are halls of yearning. l Take the Gl father. Thinks crib notes are payments due on the baby's bed. Sleeps little Y -- from after the bawl until the son rises. Will graduate tal-cum laude. The art major. Really a sketch. Thinks Monet makes the world go round. Wants to know where does Van Gogh Vermeer. And the physics major. Always up 'n atom. Learned about falling bodies from Ellery Queen. Doesn't give a fig for Newton. Then the geology major. Takes life for granite. An earthy type with rocks in his head. Thinks nitrates are cheaper than day rates. The girl athlete. Likes tennis f eager for a love match. Good golfer, but heart belongs to caddy. And the psychology professor. Plays with mental blocks. Thinks life is lust a bed of neu-roses. Page 547 Don Johnson qoes up In the air tor this one. 4 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS ' FOR SOUTH BEND Wfzacmb11LATHES ron METAL womunc I I I I I E I. JQL I I 4114-K X, F DILI----......-......... II 'I f' X L I Qi., 1 l ,L I 7 51 i .mo . I iv' Msg- I ILL , - 'L I ,,' e L:1tI1esf'l'o0I1'mrm liatlxesf-Qltivk Vlmngc G0 I I 7P1'evisim1 Ih-11r'I1 Larllcsf-f'oIIvt Itzrtlms- l , .1 Os' 4:11 ll! mm :Q auf 1 Nav mwlxls. . IZ , . . I I I I I I I X I S Q nl.. 10 Ill., 1.5 lll., I-113 in, and to ln. NXYIIIUS, with In-fl IOHKIIIS IIPOIII it fl. to 112 ft. YATES-AMERICAN WOODWORKING MACHINES WALKER-TURNER MACHINES Hart Industrial Supply Co 726 W. Grand Ave. I OKLAHOMA CITY COMPLIMENTS OF LU I0 1 ' UMW rw rw 7' W L L J L L I IQXX- tm 1 E935 L , XNHEREW AI A I I BBIINEHES, STUEKS 8 SERVICE Oil-Water Emulsion Treaters Oil, Gas and Water Heaters Oil-Gas Separators Pressure Vessels Boltecl Tanks Welded Tanks Wood Tanks Armco-National Casing Tite-Line' Couplings IN IlI.l. IIVIPIIIITMIT llll. FIELDS Page 548 afalfwuuufdgv, ' From one edge of your campus lo The olher, Manhallan has buill-or is building ings on any college campus in lhe nalionl O - some ol 'lhe linesl build- X NX X X X x X S S S Ss is 'S YR ,i 1 li- , cn f f ri, My I 4 'z- i The encircled N iof buildings, erecieol by lvlanhallan, are: Bennell' l-lall -A-A Liwif i f ggi-Mg nr i-'Z 1- i LAQQM 'F O A 'D 'i'- Addilion lo lhe l - S S HS d- 1 U1 oul la iurn 1 1 - i 7 i., 9 The New Library 'T r H,,,Lf Q ssiiiiaifxv' is E N E F The New ClGSSrOOm - 5 M dffffffff gf 7 Building l r f ll M - 3 i 1 M fy I J' The Sludenl Union , N Z ll K m MWMMWM -IH - --1 fx Kappa Kappa 1 l ! - lvl gamma Sororily fi--1 ,ew W y Qi lui ll ii i y me :M g l lk- X ba W ,u.1i.N,,, A v S,,gN4,u,,,,,i ,,, i Oy L--4 W!! ff' 'IX - : iQ! J ll I Si - F Z' Xi X ll l G E I 1 19 'Q Qc s N l iz' is s l N l OFAMERKG Yi NWN 'fx 41 .kxfi Y I hy. W I Zia? f....-Af Fhacwigcgiidjjiiqifjieaaggfgz1.1v1Qof ina ggaipeijiiggfn l i, I l I i , i 1 l You may well be proud ol having Manhallan-conslrucled college buildings on your campus--lor wherever you go in lhe Soulhwesf you will find lvlanhallan has consislenlly buill 'lhe Soulhwe-s+'s linesl buildings, a record il h T bl' h ' ' as es a is ed and rnainlainecl lhroughoul lorly-Jrwo years of business. MANHATTAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 39 fn fm, HOME OFFICE - MANHATTAN BUILDING: MUSKOGEE. OKLA. TULSA, OKLA.: OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.: FT. SMITH, ARK.: HOUSTON. TEX. Page 549 f As One Rapidly Growing 9 Institution Serving Oklahoma to Another -- R. T. STUART, President id-Continent Life Insurance Company Member, Board of Regents for the Oklahoma A. 6: M. Colleges MID CIINTINENT LIFE INSURANCE C0. OKLAHOMA A. 61 M. COLLEGE EXPANSION PROGRAM MID CIINTINENT LIFE INSURANCE C0. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA IThe assets of this institution are dedicated to building Oklahoma business and serving Oklahoma people? P9 550 '7llIJere . 7 OVLVLLQ 5 PRESCRIPTION SHOPS Oklahoma City ww. I 4 T209 N. Walker Opposife Osler Building 2507 N W 23rd Si 23rd and Villa Pharmacy 5 JI Pro esslon 52 N W IIII1 S+ Medical Cenler Selling a Ins? glimpse of Ilwe new arf work adornmg TITS coicfee slwop walls Miss Elcliison admires The remarkable Indian arf COTTCN ii' A gal- x'1.' J L, 7 'fl' .az uulmigig I!! :SSI iigii' :Emu H wife , ,E-aziixe V V -- luii z. ' I lin!!! I !:1.sr-s ,5w5 '- - 1 xi iiiigls-anna i:-sshlll 'fi 'T-Qgiil. ,, - Alf ':': ' llll sei lllldgfgi msgs, ll M 5 ln,--Esuxd I lm' llllb 'LSL' xiliiie gaps!! '::.'! 'oil liliiaucoiv '- -is --5 .'ll2 5 allqlg 5:--L :en -:--'mix ' za-HY? 2 ,i 'gum' , .,. freg' is If, .wr -P -:-gr me mann - .l Ill:llmII inn-.- e5!..:'::g i::i555:'E l::'::. I::llll ll! -by V,. I I':::asF2 ' Iii ll: liiiinwv 'l,T5!! '3'5 l I!e!ssf !!! ' na: 'igriiiiifi -:E!m0:!:4 gemgg -ff, Ns! 3' 7fze Sala! Qaancfaiaan of 0 a Ufzfafzama. Economy OKLAHOMA COTTONSEED CRUSHERS ASSOCIATION OKLAHOMA COTTON GINNERS ASSOCIATION Perrine Building, Oklahoma Ci+y Page 55l 1 F. PEYTON GLASS RE PEYTON GLASS, JR O O Au+hen+ic: 1806 Main Universi+y and Sfyles In The for S+uden+ 25 Years Union O E I H O , DE so1'o Plymouth N N uul E . A - 0 Service f SS o Parts A IENNI MOTOR co A A STILLWATER S Telephone 3521 1101 s. Mein 1C air Jroday, gone +omorrow. EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Pg 552 BRUUKS' BLUTHIERS IFormerly McBRlDE'Sl ' F. R. BROOKS 8: SONS 0 V jnatwuhq: fHART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX tVARSITY TOWN CLOTHES if FLORSHEIM SHOES if ENRO SHIRTS if DOBBS HATS Boyd Baker, Sfudenf Union acffvifies commiffee clwairman, crowns ' J L M T C TH OCT! 9 56 Years Service in Stillwater STILLWATERS SYMBOL O F l2191lBll.8hrf1.' Page 453 Va rs Complimenfs of . . . COMMANDER MILLS, INC I SAND SPRINGS, OKLA. I' Hy Revue girls are cuf I ofvpe The pick of Indic1's famous Dorieeling gardens. Sexton -Qzwdif M If you cannot purchase this in your home wn-write us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago C903 Page 554 THE OKLAHOMA TILE COMPANY, Inc Ceramic Wall and Floor Tiles Tile and Marble Manlels Asplwall Tile Terazzo Esfablished S'nce I'-704 OKLAHOMA CITY ia l 30l l Paseo Phone 5-3592 . I l awe-jlvwaegv .ww Resfauranl' Supplies and Equlpmenl' Food Service, Equipmenl ancl Supplies For lnslilulions, l-lolels and Reslauranls 43l-33 N.w. 7+h 3-1549 Okla. ci+y 3 4 Q Pr5fflElll?yaE2fillfilddflifllyfllC'i2?fi'Ol'l'if fff?Z3Ol1OflZQ+22i1.P' DAIRY PRODUCTS BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS Dislribuled by O Beatrlce Foods Co. Tulsa Oklahoma Oily Page 555 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OP 1951 ANCEL EARP 6. CO. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE QEXCEPT LIFEI 125 N. W. First OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 3-1308 ANGEL EARP- CECIL T. ROGERS - E. M. RICKMAN WHOLESALE ONLY TULSA OKLAHOMA I PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. I SHANNON Compare Quality and You Will Buy SHANNON DATED FEEDS SHANNON FEED CO. STILLWATER This is The Aqgxe ioskexball oapljnb Ciale 1N?1cArH'1ur, vofed mos? Main Phone We Make Our Own Ice Cream - 5 Delicious Flavors i IVICCAFFREE' S DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS 0 COSMETICS 0 FOUNTAIN O 4th and WASHINGTON Phone 1624 Page 556 9 co. c n. Allfuany III' ' 'A' In School or Cu+ of School ECONCMY is a mark of INTELLIGENCE The Economy Wise Shop Their Nearby ANTHONY STORE FIRST i' WHEREVER YOU ARE. In Oklahoma - Texas - New Mexico Kansas - Nebraska - Arkansas - California H isn I' far fo your nearby Anfhony Sfore HeacIquarI'ers, AnI'hony Building, 70I N. Broadway OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Pg 457 Acacia members get ready for their trollclmsome circus dance. Note loc-t-long chunk ot mildewed buggy-whip. We Are Glad to Have a Part in the Expansion Program at A. 6. M. lllll. ll. NUNN MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS APPRECIATION May We express our appreciation for the opportunity to play a part in the expansion proqram of Oklahoma A. Sf lvl. College which is rapidly iolentityinq itself as one of the Southwests finest educational institutions. Phone 8-1546 P. O. Box 3585 5100 Belle Isle OKLAHOMA CITY Page 558 II8 W. Grand OKLAHOMA CITY i Rubber Sfamps, Seals, Badges Sfencils, Numbering Machines Name Plafes, Sfamp Pads One Day Service ALDY GERS, Owner GOODHOLM'S GRAIN Q FEEDS e SEEDS S'l'iilwa+er, Okla. 51 Years in the Same Location STAMP 81 SEAL COMPANY .. naman-.-N PAYNE COUNTY CREAMERY 0 A. 81 M. Ice Cream 0 BuHermilk Q 0 BuH'er 0 Coffage Cheese y Eiizabofb Puryear does murai work on mirror as paff of Pi PM A ' Y 1' Cbrlsimas dance decorafion. I , Stillwater's Newest, Most Modern Men's Store . A 4 ' 1, TI M E LY i HOME OF TIMELYQCLUTHBS Q Q X CLOTH ES i - URAL ROSS - , ' - , A 1 ! M s as is Page 559 The lealhered animals ar Thela allracl' year round aflenhon. This crazy goose wenl lo sleep one nighf on The pond, wolce up n T morning frozen fighf, had io be chopped loose by school wildlife experls. This good deed broughl halo io boy rescuer's he d ANIJERSUN- PRICHARD Ull CURPURATIUN Independent Producers and Refiners General Offices: Apco Tower, Oklahoma Ci1'y, Okla. Manufaclurers of finesl grade perroleum producls: Challenge Gasoline, Challenge XS lvlolor Oil, Kerosene, Traclor Fuels, lnduslrial Naphlhas, Pxsphalls. Producls sold rhrough independenr iobloers and dislrilourors in Oklahoma. Buy wilh confidence al The slalions displaying Anderson-Prichard signs. LOOK FOR THE SIGNS Page 560 Mmhwmmuu ...an organization created for- and dedicated to- the principle oi 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 Centuryv O The Oklahoma A. and M. COLLEGE BOOK STORE g46 Shades of a bygone era-chow in Hue old makeshifi' cafeferia. J. J. BOLLINGER CUNSTBUCTIUN CUMPHNY . . BRANIFF BUILDING ,., Q OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA Pg 562 l .es W N T y M UPON THESE BRICKS RESTS OUR REPUTATION For many years We have furmsheol brlcks for bullolmq a better Oklahoma We are proud to have supplled the brrcks for the followmq bulla mas ln the exparlslon program of Oklahoma A and M College 0 STUDENT UNION 0 WHEAT HOUSE 0 MEN S HALL 0 SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE 0 LIBRARY O AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BLDG. SIIPULPH BRICK 8. TILE CUBP P. o. Bex 281 SAPULPA. OKLA. Telephone zzaa Page 563 I I l W A moi e ff 5 E - I ' N +53 q Q I X E-iw is T o Y -PQ if E i ,X X . asm ,. svwg ' ' ' s'- af f :f , I I -, Lu I ' X I ' s wal- , ' ss? x , , aw XX iv Q 1 . uw, iff N- . I V bwqyxiwn . . UNUQXXQ ' 0 , ' Q , 'Fm' vhumf ' 'f g 'wig 4-oi xx I 3 . 5 curi o ,f' Z vw' 0, W J i In 1 H- - n - XG 'y . . ' ' yeh . Vw S smY'r 9,,,.-'15 Q X b.-'mir . up O W ww x - X V l II s A Grand Way of Traveling' for Weekends, Vacalions, EVERY TRIP 'ExI'ra Roominess 'Fines'l' Inleriors 'Fas'l', SmooI'I1-Riding 'Safe Transporlalion U . x ' f i A Good Name in Transportation HOWARD W. ALLEN, Presidenl IvlK8cO TRAILWAYS gives you llwe worId's besl bus ride . . . an all new Ile-el led by silverside Roadmas+ers and briglol cream and crimson luxury liners . . . all buses Air-Condilioned for your year 'round cornlorl . . . experl, courleous drivers assure a pleasanl, friendly lrip . . . NO DRIVING WORRIES . . . Convenienl sched- ules willo conneclions ro all poinls in lhe U. S., Canada and Mexico -Go IVIKKO TRAILWAYS, Amer- See your friendly IvlK8cO TRAIL- convenienl deparlure limes. . . . Lowesl fares for every lrip ica's Besl Equipped Bus Line . . . WAYS agenl lor exacl fares and I TRN'-WAYS UNION BUS DEPOT Corner 6I'h and Lowry Phone 418 Page 564 PHONE 3544 LAUGHLIN MOTORS SALES AND SERV!CES 6th d LOWRY STILLWATER Lincoln M rcury 'WZafi0x ilwflw Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton 0 Bulova 0 Grue Elgin Chi Omegas sfing tinsel on the spruce in prepare tion for Santa. Guarding the Health Welfare through generations of t AGGIES 'kirir SWII-'T'S ICE CREAM Pg 465 Janibeth Haskins and Pat Parnell, DZ's, lug home the yulehde shrubbery A Tradition beginning wi+h Old Central and sfill going I Le 'Sf?5 ? t:5 A 2 :':iiIs.::2:.1: :..... V 5:-' -:,,--:'-...:ga,ei,4g5ip?s.,f ::e:54s:5, - X ,,:.,.,-3-aw W, 1,5-:- -. siggjwzfkggagixg ,+- 5 Q, 5- 2 ff. ' ' - 3 '- ' . 14 . Old Central, A. 85 M.'s best known landmark, was Cooke designed and built . . . now the Cookes are working on all the buildings under construction in A. 55 M.'s building program . . . thus a tra- dition of service to A. 85 M. has extended over fifty-seven years. And the know-how and integrity which Won for Cooke the original Old Central con- tract are still a part of the Cooke creed. CLINT COOKE COMPANY Sheet Metal - Roofing - Air Conditioning TULSA OKLA. CITY STILLWATER Page 566 0 'Q 0 !. 'T xqga-E -f7'gfj JOHN ZINK '1 HEAT MAKERS Unit Heaters For: Garages Warehouses Stores Bowling Alleys Lodge Halls Central Heaters Floor Furnaces For: Old or New Homes Gas Burners For: Heating Boilers Industrial Boilers Power Boilers Gasoline Plant Boilers Refinery Stills and Furnaces Treating Furnaces Domestic Furnaces I OHN ZINK COMPANY Plant and Office 4401 South Peoria TULSA OKLAHOMA -ll + llll Happy Kappas are comr-niHe ed aufhorify +0 see Hue wreaflw hangs right DRILLING I PRODUCTION C011 gratulalzong Gracfzzates KERR McGEE OIL INDUSTRIES :Nc BUILDING Oklahoma Cl+y Cklahoma , o KERR-McGEE EXPLORATION REFINING P 568 SOUTHWEST BOX OO. MANUFACTURERS OF FIBERBOARD SHIPPING CONTAINERS SAND SPRINGS OKLA INCOME AND INFLUENCE I You want a sound career, with Work that is permanent, congenial and profitable. Life Insurance may offer you a surpassing opportunity NOW! CONSULT WITH T. HAWLEY WILSON, C.L.U. General Agent and Associates MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LITE INSURANCE COMPANY 1240 First National Building L Phone 3-1456 OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. Student performers group up for an Informal rehearsal of Ailce In Wonderland program, part of home economics ceiebratlon. Congratulations, A. and M. On the fine influence that radiates from this great institution to all parts of the state and contributes so much to healthier, happier and more successful living. ...FROM... THE OKLAHOMA COTTON COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Marketing for 40,000 Cotton Producers in the State of Oklahoma Page 469 IIIHH Ins Hlsronv... .QD13z9?1cz?k1fz mn or n cfnlunv - 53.551 '-YW , aufffwmmfz v n n cs c 0 m v n n v TuLsA, OKLAHOMA 0 Office Machines 0 JOHNSON SERVICE C0. 0 SALES 0 SERVICE 0 RENTALS STILLWATER A Quarter Century in Stillwater C The ROY T. HOKE Lumber Co. U The Une Stop Building Store . 218 W. 9th Phone 377 I ,f.ifii71gZfr'f 1 This is the deal. Bob Eisele points out fundamentals to Larry Osius, tellow ROTC student. I ff ' 4 3 'fi' -TN ,, .x ' '17, l , '1 N .- ' ' .'f -nfs.-5 - 1' ' f ' ' ' fam. . lies,-N ,P f ! I I 43132312 12-' .fy M spy.. ,ff N ...A 5 0 ' 4 Z '7-x -.fv,:,f51 V j 1 . 4: S15 argl? -J, Q, :Mui lll'lI.lll i f X: 2, X fi t' ',,..ff:Ef-15+-,X l T s ti-'gf ' QQ' fe l - K L-fv::C:E:22E2E35: 010 V00 51152 R fl547'1M' 40017021041 WNW! MMP 4700:-'? Even a magician can't heat an auditorium with a camp stove. It takes specialized equipment to do an efficient iob no mat- ter how large or small the building. ln order to get the best heating equipment tor your requirements-the size, arrange- ment and design ot your home must be considered. That's why you should consult a competent heating engineer or contrac- tor before you choose heating equipment tor either a new or old home. GHLFIHOITIFI ITHTURI-TL WWWMW Page 57I OUQP5 on fhe REDSKIN I95I furnished by KINGSPORT PRESS Chicago Office 325 W. Huron S+. Don Johnson makes for llwal ball ln background are lea Jr B P q d G l AH1 ob aeran aelvicrur. 0 . . you can s+ill buy PORTRAITS from your REDSKIN picfurel We srill have ine neqalives of all RED- SKIN class piclures on file . . . and you can lake advanlage of The special dis- couni offered ro REDSKIN subscribers. ' Send ilSl.OO for a new sel of proofs. The v dollar will apply on any order you malce. PIJRTRAITS . . . GUMMERCIALS . CAMERAS . . . SUPPLIES 306 Washingfon Telephone I220 STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Page 572 le 1951 QCA in .. PddBd by The Clio Press NNU L DI ISION of fhe Economy Advertising C0 These friends of Oklahoma A. 61 M . College happily salute the line expansion program now in progress. STEELMAN GRIFFIN GROCERY COMPANY Co, BeHer Perk Up Wiih Gri1Cl:in's Coffee- General Coniraciors HIS Be++er Per CUPH P. O. Box IZ83 Oklahoma Ciiy l l7I6 N. W. 6+h Oklahoma Ciiy Sfiffazmzfd a 4 rx IIS N HARVEV Oklahoma Olly OLIVER HODGE Siaie Superiniendeni of Pulolic: lnsiruci B AND H PASSMORE Sheer lvlelal ancl Roofing r I IO W. Reno 2-7456 Slale Corporallon Commlssuo AMERICAN lRoN RAND Y MACHINE WORKS COMPANY CHARLES MORRIS SI8 N. Indiana Oklahoma CNY Siaie Examlner and lnspecior souTHLANo coTToN on. E' W. S. KEY V OIL PROPERTIES Oklahoma Ciiy 3rd ai Harvey 7-3388 l308 N. E. 4+h Phone 79-253l Oklahoma Oily HARTER-MARBLECRETE HOTEL PARK-O-TELL W4 Wei.:-ASHNE Co INC' 3-4496 COFFEE SHOP and GRILL - FREE GARAGE 3 Oklahoma Cify Norih of Slale Capiiol l-lwys. 66-77 1 ACME POTATO CHIP COMPANY For Picnics and Pariiesu Oklahoma Ciiy BoND LITHOGRAPHINC AND PRINTING COMPANY 4I3 N. W. 4+h Oklahoma Clly Euclid l-l. Alexander, Pres., Mgr. Page 574 GOV. JOHNSTON MURRAY Governor of 'rhe Siaie of Oklahoma I l W. J. HOLLOWAY Former Governor of Oklahoma A GGIES! This qiqantic surqe forward is rapidly multiplying the influence and service ot this already great institution. DE COURSEY CREAM CO. CRANE COMPANY IOOI N. E. 23rd 58-ZIZ4 VaIves-Eittinqs-Pipes-Plumbing-Heating Oklahoma City 705 West Main Oklahoma City E R - Vi I CITIES SERVICE OIL co it Okgtloma Condilignin Dealers and Distributors ' Y Q CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS G soline-Oils- reases- iles eryice Tires HIRSCH-SWAN CORP. -W C.+.e.i'.W... Bageiiess y OKLAHOMA FURNITURE GENERAL MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA , . Oklahoma City FRED JQNE5 OZMUN AND COMPANY SOONER SELECT FINE FOODS FORD DEALER A Sooner Selection Makes the Meal ZOO S. Harvey Oklahoma City Qklahoma City METROPOLITAN PAVING co. CAPITOED STEPS- S81 ,IRON C0- epen a e ervice . PAVING ASPHALTS . Ottice and Plant-l726 S. Agnew 1600 West Reno Oklahoma City Oklahoma City . . . 6-33Il - L. D. 624 DENISON MOTOR COMPANY COFFEEN OLDSMOBILE DODGE 0 PLYMOUTH 0 DODGE TRUCKS ll5 N. Shartel Oklahoma City 9Ol N. Broadway Oklahoma City CAPITOL COMPRESSED STEEL COMPANY WESTERN NEWSPAPER Ottice-l4O W. Choctaw 2-2537 UNION Robinson l Everything Fgr Tlqg Printer-It I V Y Oklahoma City 2nd and N. Harvey Oklahoma City iK1PM6z ,i c vIiM G .TOT-INSTON Oil Producer First Nat'l Bldg. Oklahoma City f Page 575 Here IS frlendly rivalry af Hs peak. Coaches J. B. Whlfmforfh of A. 84 M. and Bud Wrlkmson of O. U. show muiual respecf by handshake affer foofball game. WETHERBEE ELECTRIC CO 1899 52 years 95 Servmq the Electncal Needs 1n Oklahoma 4121416 N HUDSON OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA Page 576 Serving 'I'I1e Grea+ Soufhwesi' Since I909 IIUBBERSUN STEEL C0 Xxx? Cvwasx- A ., Lowws ggsswf ,fwfs ,ki :Egg-+ ' In wzwmdfzwzd BEAMS - CHANNELS - ANGLES - PLATES - SHEETS - BARS - STRIP - RIVETS BOLTS - STEEL WINDOWS - METAL DOORS - METAL LATH WIRE MESH - CONCRETE JOINT FANS OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA I I Page 577 Respected and befriended by all who know him, Dean McElroy reminisces through early editions ot REDSKIN on golden anniversary of service to the college. A Greater A. 6. M. We look with pride to the qrowtlfi of A. G M. It is a step toward more adequate service for Oklahoma's educational require- ments. We are happy to have contributed to the realization of these buildinqs in the expansion program. SPHETH ENGINEERING E0. OKLAHOMA CITY 2423 N. Oklahoma Phone 54-7277 Page 578 Travelogue phofo- A. 84 M. is known nniernahonally as +l1e Sun Valley of lhe souiliwesf. providing The besi' in seasonal sporfs. including skalinq, swimming, lennis and 'free climbi You Save A Cash Purchase is a Cash Saving at PENNEY'S ng. STEAM POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION C MURPHY BOILER ci PIPING CO. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA P9 Foreign sfudenfs become acqua T CI Now in our 30I'h YEAR of SERVICE 'I'o Buyers of FINE LITHOGRAPHY and PRINTING I Phone 3-4487 SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS . . . PRINTERS B. L, SEMTNER, Presiden+ I29 N. W. Third SI. OKLAHOMA CITY Page 580 WHI1 A. 81 M. cafe sociefyf' 9 - N ,fizfx 'RPP I A ,f X I I 4. I I C E 'N To Teii. Qi CR EA M X A e A T ee .e TTTeTe I .efe -Tee f BeH'er'n Anyming! A PERFECT FOOD A+ your nearesi' sfore or founfain PROPRIETORS: GENERAL MGR. M. L. NEWSOM CECIL BENSON and G. D. NEWSOM BAMA PIE COMPANY When you have tried them all for BAMA you will call CONGRATULATIONS TO: OKLAHOMA A. CS M. SCHOOL OF CHAMPIONS From the O Serving the Great .. Southwest O 860 N. W. Second OKLAHOMA CITY fm.-wiv. 5 I Soprano George Goetzinger, Lambda Chi, gently warbles the aria False Conceptig2!'T'E5g3mMBach's:, IA Piece I t' Agriculture and livestock are basic industries in our state. The Oklahoma A 8: M College is the training center tor the tuture operators ot this industry. We wholeheartedly subscribe to, and support their ettorts. NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Stockyards-Oklahoma City A Producer Owned and Operated Livestock Marketing Agency Page 58I A Acacia, 302-303 Aggie Aggie Aggie Coaching Slalii, 226-227 Princess, 199 Council, 410 Siudenl Council, 444-445 Aggie Socie+y, 411 Aggie X, 413 Aggieiies, 412 Aggievalor, 216-217 Agricullure, Division oi, 147 Agronomy Club, 414-415 A1ChE, 518 AIEE, 416-417 AIIE, 418-419 Airforce Personnel, 258 Airiorce ROTC Rifle Team, 282 Airforce Wing, 261-266 Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Chi Omega, 344-345 Della Pi, 346-347 Gamma Rho, 304-305 Kappa Psi, 420 Pi Mu, 421 Sigma Era, 422 Tau Omega, 306-307 Zeia, 424-425 A. 81 M. College Magazine, 219 American 1ns'ri+u'1e of Archi1'ec+s, A. 81 M. Masonic Club, 409 American Royal Queen, 200 Ar+s 81 Sciences, School oi, 48 Army ROTC Rifle Team, 283 Arnold Air Sociefy, 284 Ari Siudenls Guild, 518 ASAE, 426 ASCE, 428 AS1-1VE, 519 ASME, 429 Aihleiic Adminisiralion, 225 Aqualics Club, 427 AWS, 43 B Baplisi S1'uden'1 Union, 430 Baseball, 246-247 Baslcerball, 236-241 Beauly Judge and Lelier, 189 Beauly Runners-up, 195-198 Beauly Winners, 190-194 Beaux Aris, 431 Benneii, Dr. 1-lenry G., 38-39 Benneil 1'1a11, 22, 374-381 Bela Alpha Psi, 436 Page 582 4 8l'L8l 6L! JHJQX Bela Theia Pi, 308-309 Block and Bridle, 432-433 Blue Key, 434-435 Board oi Publicaiions, 211 Board of Regenis, 41 C Cadei Corps, 260 Campus Eire Siaiion, 26 Chi Epsilon, 437 Chi Gamma loia, 440 Chi Omega, 348-349 Choral Club, 438-439 Collegiaris, 441 Collegiale FEA, 442-443 Commerce, Division oi, 49 Commerce Commerce Queen, 202 Composiie Regiment 268-273 Cordell 1'1a1l, 23, 368-371 Crops Judging Team, 530 D Daily O'Co11egian, 214-215 Dairy Ca'H1e Judging Team, 530 Dairy Cenler, 30 Dairy Producis Judging Team, 531 Dairy Science Club, 446 Dean of S1'udenJrs, 56 Dean of Women, 57 Delia Chi, 310-311 Delia Tau De1+a, 312-313 Delia Sigma Alpha, 447 Delia Sigma Pi, 448 Delia Zeia, 350-351 Disciples Siudenl Fellowship, 449 Educaiion, School o'1, 50 Engineering Sludeni Council, 519 Epsilon Pi, 520 E+a Kappa Nu, 450 Exlension Division, 55 F Earmhouse, 314-315 Fealures, 157-188 Fieldhouse, 3 1 Eiremen's Club, 451 Elying Aggies, 452 Poolball, 228-235 Eoreslry Club, 454-455 Freshman Class, 139-150 Freshman Oueen, 203 Fulure Teachers of America, 453 G Gamma Delia, 456 Gamma Sigma, 520 General Adminisiraiion, 58-59 Girl's Band, 457 Golf, 248 Graduale School, 51 Graduales, 65-67 Grand Council, 382 Ground Force Personnel, 259 H Hanner 1-1a11, 23, 364-365 Hell 1-lounds, 255 Home Economics Club, 458-459 Home Economics, Division oi, 52 1-lorlicullure Club, 460 lndusirial Aris Associaiion, 521 lnianiry Regiment 275-280 lniercollegiale Rodeo Club, 462-463 lnierfraierniiy Council, 301 lnleriraierniiy Pledge Council, 342 lniernaiional Relalions Club, 461 lniramural Aihleiics, 253-254 loia Beia, 521 Ioia Lambda Sigma, 522 liianaha, 464 J, Junior Class, 118-126 Junior 1'1o+e1 Greeiers, 465 Junior Panhellenic Council, 362 K Kappa Alpha, 316-317 Kappa Alpha Theia, 352-353 Kappa Delia, 354-355 Kappa Della Pi, 466 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 356-357 Kappa Kappa Psi, 467 Kappa Phi, 468-469 Kappa Sigma, 318-319 Kappa Tau Pi, 470 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 320-321 Livesloclc Judging Team, 531 M McAr1hur, Gale, 42 Meals Judging Team, 532 Men's Glee Club, 471 Milnary, 257-296 Mililary Deparlmenl, 257 Morrill 1-lall, 28 Mor1'ar Board, 472 Mu Kappa Tau, 473 Murray Hall, 24, 389-394 Murray, Gov. Johnslon, 37 Muslangs, 474-475 N Newman Club, 476 Norlh Murray 1'lall, 25, 372-373 O O Club, 250-251 O Club Oueen, 201 Olllicers Club, 285-289 Olcla. lns1i+u1e ol Technology, 53 Olcla. Slale Engineer, 218 Olcmulgee Branch, 533-536 Old Cenlral, 29 Orange 84 Blaclc Ouill, 522 Orange Ouill, 523 Order of Gregg Ar1'is'rs, 523 OSPE, 477 P Panhellenic Council, 343 Peppers, 478 Pershing Rifles, 292-293 Pelroleum Club, 479 8l'L8l d,! .QVLCJZX Phi Chi Della, 480 Phi Della Thela, 322-323 Phi Ela Sigma, 481 Phi Kappa Tau, 324-325 Phi Mu Alpha, 482 Phi Sigma, 524 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 524 Pi Bela Phi, 358-359 Pi Epsilon Alpha, 483 Pi Gamma Mu, 484 Pi Kappa Alpha, 326-327 Pi Mu Epsilon, 485 Pi Omega Pi, 525 Pi Tau Sigma, 486 Players Club, 525 Poullry Judging Team, 532 Psi Chi, 526 Punchers, 487 R 1951 REDSKIN, 212-213 Regimenlal Pershing Rifles, 294 Rui-Nex, 488-489 y S Sanborn Enlomology Club, 526 Scabbard and Blade, 290-291 Senior Sigma Class, 68-166 Alpha Epsilon, 328-329 Sigma Alpha lola, 490 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 527 Sigma Chi, 330-331 Sigma Della Chi, 491 Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 494 Sigma Nu, 332-333 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 334-335 Sigma Tau, 492-493 Sigma Tau Della, 527 Sigma Thela Epsilon, 495 Social Dance Club, 496-497 Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers, 498 Sociely of Personnel Managemenl, 528 Sophomore Class, 128-137 Speakers Club, 528 Spur and Comb, 499 Slale Regenls for Higher Educalion, 40 Sloul' 1-lall, 25, 395-400 Sludenl' Senale, 44-45 Sludenl Union, 1-18 S+uc1en+ Velerinary Sociely, 500-501 Symphonic Band, 502 Symphonic Choir, 504-505 Symphonic Orcheslra, 503 T Tau Bela Sigma, 506 Tau Gamma, 507 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 336-337 Tech Sociely, 508-509 Tennis, 249 Thalcher Hall, 23, 366-367 Thela Chi, 338-339 Thela Kappa Phi, 340-341 Thela Sigma Phi, 220 Track, 244-245 Trade and lnduslrial Club, 529 V Varsilonians, 510 Varsily Radio Club, 511 Ve+eran's Village, 401-404 Veferinary Medicine, School of 54 W WAA, 252 Wesley Poundalion, 512 Whois Who, 204-209 Wilcllile Socie'ry, 513 Willard l'la1l, 25, 383-388 Williams 1-lall, 27, 36 Women's Glee Club, 514 Women's Rifle Team, 295 Wreslling, 242-243 X Xi lvlu, 517 Y YMCA, 515 YWCA, 516 Young Republicans Club, 529 Z Zela Tau Alpha, 360-361 Page 583 MUSKOGEE Manhallan Conslrucrion Co., 549 OKLAHOMA CITY Acme Poialo Chip Co., 574 American Iron 84 Machine Works Co., 574 Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp., 560 AnJrhony's, 557 Bama Pie Co., 58I Bishop's, 543 J. J. Bollinger Consrruciion Co., 562 Bond Lilhography Sc Prinling Co., 574 Capilal Compressed Sleel Co., 575 Capilal Si'eel 8: Iron Co., 575 Carpenler Paper Co., 58I Ciries Service Oil Co., 575 B. C. Clark, 574 Coicleen Oldsmobile Co., 575 Connie's Prescriplion Shop, 55l Clinl Cooke Co., 566 Crane Co., 575 De Coursey Cream Co., 575 Denison Moror Co., 575 Ancel Earp 84 Co., 556 General Mills, 575 Griffin Grocery Co., 574 Hari Induslrial Supply Co., 548 I-Iarler-Marblecrele Slone Co., Inc., 574 Hirsch-Swan Corp., 575 Oliver Hodge, 574 W. J. Holloway, 574 Wm. G. Johnslon, 575 Fred Jones, Ford Dealer, 575 Ray Jones, 574 The Jones Co., Inc., 555 Kerr-McGee Oil Indusrries, Inc., 568 w. S. Key, 574 Liberly Nalional Bank, 544 Mass. Mulual Life Insurance Co., 569 Melropolilan Paving Co., 575 Mid-Conlinenr Life Insurance Co., 550 Charles Morris, 574 Gov. Johnslon Murray, 574 Nalional Liveslock Commission Co., 58l Page 584 Paul I-l. Nunn, Conlraclors, 558 O. K. Slamp 84 Seal Co., 559 Oklahoma Collon Cooperalive Ass'n, 569 Oklahoma Collonseed Crushers 8: Ginners Associalion, 55l Oklahoma Furnilure Manuiacluring Co., 575 Oklahoma Tile Co., Inc., 555 Ozmun 84 Co., 575 I'IoI'el Park-O-Tell, 574 B. and I'I. Passmore, 574 Robberson Sieel Co., 577 Semco Color Press, 580 Soulhland Collon Oil Co., 574 Spaelh Engineering Co., 578 Sleelman Conslruclion Co., 574 Sle1CIen's, 580 Swil'r's lce Cream, 565 Weslern Newspaper Union, 575 Weiherbee Eleclric Co., 576 SAND SPRINGS Commander Mills, Inc., 554 Soulhwesl Box Co., 569 SAPULPA Sapulpa Brick 84 Tile Corp., 563 SHAWNEE Murphy Boiler 3: Piping Co., 579 STILLWATER Bales Bros., 546 Brook's Clolhiers, 553 Brook's Sludenl Slore, 545 College Bookslore, 56I College Drug, 54I Creech's, 54I Crossman's, 544 Douglas Food Mari, 54I Empire Furnilure Co., 552 .xgcfuerfiriem .ynalex Farrar Cleaners, 554 Flower Baskel, 545 Peylon Glass 84 Son, 552 Goodholm's, 559 Roy T. Hoke Lumber Co., 57l Jenni Molor Co., 552 Johnson Service Co., 57l KSPI and Daily News-Press, 545 Kalz, 553 Laughlin Molors, 565 Louie's Club 40, 540 Mallox Jewelry, 565 McCaiIree's Drug, 556 Murphy's, 540 Osborn's Sludio, 572 Payne Counly Creamery, 559 Penney's, 579 Robinsons Giil Shops, 546 Ross' Man's Shop, 559 Shannon Feed Co., 556 E. W. Shellon Lumber Co., 541 Simpson Ponliac, 538 Slillwafer Nalional Bank, 546 Sludenl Union, 539 Swim's, 547 TULSA Bealrice Foods Co., 555 Brown-Dunkin, 542 KRMG, 575 KTUL, 544 M. K. 8: O.. 564 Nalional Tank Co., 548 Newspaper Prinling Corp., 543 Oklahoma Nalural Gas Co., 57l Plumbers Supply Co., 556 John Zink Co., 567 KINGSPORT, TENN. Kingsporl Press, 572 CHICAGO, ILL. Sexlon Oualily Foods, 554

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