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fa f V. WW ,.Q,., . .. fi 3, W V1.- , 1 N, ' A 'ia ' W W' . ' ,V - ,V A,. , . Q . ' v V 3 5 ,4 ,qi William E. Camp James Mayall Gavin D. Shellenberger D. T. Trent Leon R. Vance Alfred A. Drummond Russell Scrivner M. G. Harnden E. Ray Skinner Maud Cass A. Frank Martin B. L. Wertz Marcus W. Hinson Elbert E1 Pace W. F. Finney James W. Bradley Ray W. Gierhart Glenn Simmon E. K. Burns Russell Hester William V. Harber Joe Griffin Ewing K. Jones Max Stansbury Andrew Sam Mahaffey F. E. fWallyl Wallis James Skinner E. B. Bowen Frank Semple Sam Byerley Pat Brandenburg F. L. Holton, Jr. Dale Hardesty Douglas Benbrook Gordon Casad Peggy Howard Paul Stewart Lowell Harris Eugene Henderson Lewis B. Brockman Albert J. Johndrow Don Tucker Terry Leard Gene Brewer Bob Kietzman Glen Lemon Charles Wieman Dick Hays Boyd Chambers 'W' The l959 .1- ff - ,Q 1.- '1r wwf K wmv , Q ' f ,Wei mg g wi K f as V was if 4, .,.fwR' 1.0 A-any ' -1 . ww Hg ,,: -VM, M, X W , ..,, W, fn, W' fy , :M . ., 54 my f -f . W., ,Q A Av .5 if W Nw, R-9' 4,-W ww' 'Q' mfg-an W' 1 Atta-miing thv 50th Z1l1I1iVl'!'S1ll'f rcuniun for furrmr Rl-'lwsklx cditrvrs wcrc ffrfmt row, from ICft5 Jann-s S, Maya Alfrmd Drum xnwml, 'ISQ Russa-ll S1'rix'm'r, 'lf-1 B. I,, XV1-rtv, 'ZIQ Iillwrt IC. Pace, 'ZSQ f5l't'1lHll rmvb Gabe Gierhart, 'ZM slum' il Nhx St N lwurv, Hg F. I,, Ilultnn, blr., 'Hg Dmlglzls livlmlwmnk, 'MQ Qtwp rmvb Ch-no ilcmlvrsrm, '48g Terry I.c':lrcl, 'SZQ Gln , R Ilziu, 'S73 linycl C'l1:1r111w1's,'iFi: Gw1'cif111 Hurt, '59, Prawn! but nut pirtllrcul uns XV:1IIy XV:1ll1s, 'Zn I'ic'turcci ZIl'l' lun uf tlw six HH-AAITlCI'iCHIl Rrinsxlx 4'lliI1II'N, limb Kietzrnull Clsirl, '54, :md Glen Lemon, 'Si oum 011110 ICLE Q gg: I O .gf 1, Po' -. Is n5' no - nm gf 1.2! -' xoycpx rox 11 r rox 1 2 1 y x 1 1BibiA fn1L95,:f4:vAAAAf1,.,,l,?A Qifijf , 'EEE ima ,gy .534 1, y ...N 515 e ....v. 7'::1- j' ,li V471 .lv ag., :'g,.' X 'T , - H.: . gr. , L, 1 1 ' ' 1: - 1- r .5 1 .- . fn.. ., . v 'hop ' . -- I W1 rw. 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N314 - it 44 J' 4 L ff 4 rf Pictured is the first REDSKIN staff as it appeared in the 1910 yearbook. Editor W. E. ' C amp is in the foreground. 1 Q ' - . ..,. - .. 1 ' ' 4' :ear-vw Qf- f1 1:,, W6f--'fl5.fIm- if i ff 13'g.m5..v2i.'q?g::Lsf?faeE3,4f2f:f:::. 'g,:gg,'?4?57' ix, 3 332212-7- , MW J.. . , T , A, Those early-day editors Worked persistently. And often they had to ubeat the bushes for oiliee space and adequate REDSKIN financing. But their devotion left a shining tradition of service for all those who would follow in their footsteps. Qin -use 'ff- ,Q , , fa? ' 1 Q 5 w ig! .wi as fa. ' ww alfa, PSN? -iifiifl i ,si Hiya ,q :'sff2a 'ri We A ffl : ii P NW. gifs 5 if A v it E ii t L2 A ,- ti . PI4 ylnhgu- A IZ? 3 SW 4-A 'ffa , , 1 swf f X441 swf! XYZ! .147 all A 196, f3fw,, Us ff C 06 Q., gf If-14. -BQLRLFRM K' 75 'ffl mrekfq 193 , S Wife 'fee uf! A ff 74'-Jvc, 1 if ffa-1, , iff QWS-if 1957 - offs 4441 is ff-,-,N .2- K ,.vxh,.,.,, A, , , ,. 4 .L r 55414, 7 , . . ,.,.1.,P ,..A,.. NJ.. .y . , , , K, H ' I 4 f , .. . . ..,f .-.w.J.n..,g,,, . .,, .-,...f:.w...,,:i..f,,:L:a,w.a:f.24Qi.:..irj...!...44.Q..Lx.1.,:..., g.,.L..-..1., .1 1,.,1..,.1.. ,-,. ..n.f...:3.-.. .f1iA....':.1,,.....t. 1.5.-.,...1:,.t. .f . , ' 1 , . , 1 Three individuals who have guided the REDSKIN for more than two-thirds of its 50 years :ire Raymond Bivert, 5 general manziger of students publications from 1927-+15 R. C. Yvalker, REIDSKIN enp.:r:iver for more than 30 years, vfjv, and E. I.. VVrmds:m, direetnr of student publications since 19-H. I A.-2.0.7 fI.'T I-'9'f 15.1 -J' 1- .,..,,.,f -. . . .,,, .. . , f u.+'n51'J 'Eli-up '.1 'f 2 WS 1K4?x if:-, Sfkr: Li 4 'f-' 2 15.5 a-,-:sw '-f--Lg.,L,.4455y- if -,. V .A . W- gui,-'- Three Riensiqix editurs Cfmnt row, lefty, Russell Hester, '29, :ind joe cifimll, '31, and fseeund ruwj F. K. Burns, '28, are shown trwgether in the 1928 staff pieture. The former meets the present :is 1959 Editor .. ,n- .V YS 2 T- ilzlrt welwvrnes the 1911 editor, james iviiiyfl There was an air of reminiscent-e at the Golden .-Xnniversziry celebration as former Runsiux editors enjoyed recalling past college experiences. ,pw eliable Hi tor Of tea,d Progress 'l'he RFDSKIN is now a 600-page plus production, packed with many a pleasant memory. And down through the years it has recorded the steady growth of seienee and art appreciation at the institution. lt is a poignant memorial of the busy hands and minds of university personnel. Veterinary mcdicinc students get an Opportunity to Observe and assist in amull animal siirgcry technique in the operating room with Dr. Rice. t x -5111 K x -n X 5' . Rcudying u container of dextrose for intrave fccdilig is clinic intern XY. fininzxn. Q gentle hands of R. llmlnthznl, li, rlxlfilll' :ind Hzi1'tr1n apply ll lil'0hNiIlp.I In I icln after his rlpcrzitinn. l'1OllS . . . ncessant Re earch In Animal Rehabilitation I- 6 if fix. The anatomical configuration of animals is taught in the anatomy dissection lab. Pointing out ligaments to some veterinary students is Prof. J. D. Friend. Deft hands Hlling a hypodermie needle, doctoring a diesel engine, or editing script for a play production. All symbolic of the army of OSU graduates across this nation and in foreign countries who are serving their communities well. They learn their lessons well at this land-grant university. - 1 rw. , f ' if X! iff l if During the last years of vet school, students get vital training hy working in the clinic. Page 9 COLLEGE of EDUCATION Preparation for elementary education includes tamilizlrimtiull with essential teaching aids. .V , ....t..... 1 -, exiles' ,,,...,- S 337- f :I y ' Siii l L V. l ftgizns, f- ld Adage ml K ek Y ,X eaching I Learned, Then Taught And children at play, learning lessons of citizen- ship and fair play. Highly trained teachers are produced here to meet the vital need of training them. N , -f!!?'L- me S ' ' ff 11 an -V -.V we'21'wee,1em5H1se,,,m:ev4 Fulfilling one of the most vital roles in society is Jo Anne Myers, as she prac- tices the art of teaching. , A , in lk K . '--frjb, m 9-'35f1-y, , W A ' X ii! ll ajf1 f2 ' Y , fi 35 f 2 .4 W f E ,z 3 Q ' Q ...nov- ' ...,......y.-o-W' ......,.....-.....-fp-K' ,, . !. R , A v N ' QSM f A .f 4 Lfzjfg- qw - 1 ff - X X. qw CN Q -, gf ' sri my .gf SL 1 as S sk 5 uk X X x ,f COLLEGE of ENGINEERING OSU's new atomic reactor is demonstrated to K. Cooper, R. Robin- son and G. Pigg by Dr. VVest, its Hkeeperf' The Aerohee beacon that G. Gwinn is checking out so exhaustively is soon to be sent to Holloman Air Development center for installa- tion in an Aerobee rocket. Thence it will be fired far into the ionosphere as a part of OSU's upper-air research program. Page 13 5 W I li' W Z ii s E i E 5 F 3 Q iv if ii 4 ' if ,M g 39 M 1,3 ink gn ,git -91 3 2 Q L. Q E2 - Q,-,,. -Ma ?Kf,,. , AK, . .. 1 1 -6 A Ni -1 Z 4553? 'Q , 4. W W ,TJM Q Mn ix 4 I Yggm., ,, 5, ig w ' I ,ffw gf , .. , , M, gf, I 'QW ,Ia K' , i 3 L ' W Q ,J 'PW f is Q . 2,--- ...... , Q V, f ,H ' '--4 -2 -1- Wu. ' fwwwm W. M., .,., 2 1 ,f A. ' Q' . ,'.mu..,.. .-ul.. 1 m . MM 4 5 --If-' -Q + -.w4,..,.M w W , .us W Mm g X I , . w ,A W,MW,.W, ,.,hM,, hi-.W,,.m,.. I f ,M 2 , N . , . W , A ,W ,, R K - ,N 1 A 4 . ' , ff . Wmgkw 1 f - 4 KW ,, -A . -my fdlfwq. 3,54 ,F , -- 9: ,V ,, , uzrA,W,,ff'fr1f M f. 1 ' ' 1. ,mz1e:m,,:, ,1 ,mm , 2, ,ef was 5 V ,pcm 34, r if ?? ' VW J ,f 1 ,H W . f' fi :cw if 'Vfiyw 2,5affHlffx'5ff z V 1' ' i' 1 '22 :ff E'V'2f' , 1' ' . 71' 7 Ffffff 'A ,4 -WE'-'VH 'SA ' , 25'i+f:w?f:fKz ' W' ' ff. , ' ,, 2 Zxfli, W., M frg f Ir H +32 my ' W-, '- aw ap Q5 mg ,g,f,,,3w5,,,,,,f,,u Wm 5 I M SW, ,,Q,, Jmgww I V i I T ww iw 'V 'II' N ,,, by x .fe M 5-4 - MN-.... ...W-,Jw 2 W I I , - 'J Z , W . - .Q A if, -I fn :ff ' , ' A , ' 5 M ff . 'A , - . 2 Y K ggi i N. 5 ' - ' -' - . .1 1435? 3, ,, ,, , ...,.. if-M v wv1w11 f.: Sf W- 0115 mfg V Qi Vw? ggi.,-fggm Q W 1 Qfi , f ',gi3QiZQ3i14YFRS ii qi u- A ' lil 3 1 5 , P X X . q Q clence eed RESICARCII FOUNDATION J. Tomkins and V. Shipman work on an Aerohee beacon affectionately known as Old SS, it being the S8tl1 Acrnlwe to be launched into space. K l E: x ..-. wnsf 5 1. is Q. ,. ,. . ir' Qff .j,JU,y fa ki X ' if . Q' f-1 osx . ,, U F1 14 X if COLLEGE of AGRICULTURE Page l6 T. Mills and G. Prnytor weigh out rx test hatch of chickens in a study to determine proper conditions and feeding principles for poultry. ... Signal Agriculturists Initial! , Pre entl The good earth has long been one of the ur1iversity's prime concerns. But now, experimentations are carried on by radio-active isotopes, glass-lined laboratories and IBM Calculators. nn ,M -,,,,,. 1, '5'P?'...'r -gf ,,.-- '.....- 'fn-av' QM 2 'I MQ-.fa . '1. .3f ' .,. f. fs: A 1- ' laxzlw ry,ffH2gf2fQfi,Q Q' H :fifg ii-i W-1 vi ii ' .. , , Learning the use of ll device called a halling gun, Sam Schomherg is watched by Robert Taylor and Dr. Howell of entomology as he inserts a pellet into a cow's mouth to rid it of external parasites. EM Running a test on the moisture content of various Z. Nelson observes the effects of gibberellic acid wheat samples is lab technician Paul VVeems, on some plants in the horticulture greenhouse. Il 4 21 gc 'xi .Ja 5' N 'ie iw fvzwigwrizy S-33Qfa.Aw4'l,2lim'ms4m, -we 1 V 1 2 Myra-Q, gi faafhamwilieiwsziiaif 1 --mwwkjgggglggg Eff.. 1: 1 .Aga F?L+ W 542 9533? 11 liz! limit, L '22 e, RQQM4 blk. W'Q,5Wl KW- H 'ii ' wig ta X553 ii CoI,1,i,c,i. uf ISI SINl'.bb .W ,W mf wat:'fvafmwsw .ffiitiiiwwzifyf '-re ,, .vw ip., L t M .. 513 r'v1,P fQ1i'gl5fE,1r-weti? '1a::.L:'.'i'flr W1 'X e , M After having uriginatecl and been developed at OSF, the parking meter returns tu rc-ar its ubiquitous face on the campus. The meter was inventetl lu' OSI' Prof. H. G. Thuesen. Tlwruugglily entwiuetl in statistical uperatinns is blames llaynes. XVith paper, pencil, Calculator autl a great tleal of thuught at his command, another stat prrvlwlem Illilj he expevtecl tu bite the dust. 'wc I8 h Precise analysis of Oklahoma sales tax reports yields information as to future business trends. VV. Shindell and K. Kribbs admire the developments of their work in photography lab. ctonomic tud Amend Bu iness The university-invented parking meter has now returned to the place of its birth. This is perhaps a sign of the times- e time when space is at 21 premium, when students tloorl the campus in search of a better way of life. Vnder the direction of Prof. VV. R. Trenton, a statistics class is familiarized with the interior of an IBM computer. if omg iiiiil 5 i l l s i I :X white rzlt, unc of the invaluable' rodm-nts that plzly Il part in so mllllj' phziaus of scientific research, is rendicd hy lmynlzx XVz1ltn-rs to play its part in an l'.N.l.A. experiment in nutrition. COLLEGE of HOME ECONOMICS af' 1 5-5' wiiiffw-A 0 Y, S K QQ' v W. fest? , PY W H A V, ji ,,.. ,,A Q 3, EQ 4 iw db' fr . ,eggs ' N. g To be attractive and eomfortzilnle a room must incorporate proper design and decor. N. Gaya, P. Chapel and J. Henson plan the textile selection. o . . . ad , Food Fa hloned To Era B1'C1lliS for coffee still form an important part of the stullenfs life. For they need relaxation from study of textiles, 1'CSt2lL11'2lI1f administration, and engineering. .tim X m Q I X X ? g, eie SllI'l'0llllLl8il in a verticle mass of equipment comprising u vacuum manifold, Ved Nijhawan adjusts a stop Cock controlling Howage. In any svienee delicate measurement is needed, even in j. llurt uses the new Chemistry-Physics buildings equip- weighing a media for protozoa, as ll. james is doing. ment to conduct an experiment on the conductivity of an :tunnieoxide crystal. P age 22 I As in any science, the Study of the microcosm often involves long and tedious work. Hours are spent peering into a microscope searching for the secrets of the infinitesimal. .. lea For Tomorro lxhcscalcsoflivingzuldlearning-adoing and dTCHH1Ulg4'8TC balanced carefully atthis insntuthnlcnfhigherlearning. In hope hmra nmorc fruitnlltonuorroxva they con1c,thcy lcarn,thcy go-Acarrynngthc hopcsmmfzlfrec pcophfupon duirshouldem. af' E .0 fyw 1? 19, 5156 6 O, - , fo .' gif'-gli? J:- l la il! V agggfggq L ffv COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES Page 23 Clwapler I Cha pler ll Clna pier lll Cl1ap'rer IV Cl1ap'rer V Cl1ap+er Vl Cl'1ap+er Vll Clwapler VIII Cl1apl'er IX Universily Leaders . . . Facully and Adminisl'ra'l'ion . Sludenl' Leaders . . . Campus Views . . S+uden+ Publicalions . . Redslcin Beauries and Queens Mililary . . . . . Alhlelics . Campus Life . Living Groups . Fral'erni+ies . Dormilories . Organizalions ......... 25 29 bl 77 97 II3 I33 Ib! I97 233 237 303 345 Cl'1ap+er X Clmapler XI Classes . . Graduales . . . Velerinary Medicine . Senior Class . . . Junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . . Aclverlising and Indexes . 465 469 473 479 523 54I 559 585 Chapter I University Leaders The hnal test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the will to carry on . The genius of a good leader is to leave behind him a situation which common sense, Without the grace of genius, can deal with successfully. WALTER LIPPMANN ww 7' -. ,Vw ug. S K! M' x ..., T k W Hs- ww ,Qaizszsig Zigi Speaker of the Leadership institute, Dr. McFar- land, Converses with Dr. VVillham and the chairA men of the institute, Barbara Boyd, K. Boatright and A. Cacy. Regents P. E. HARRILL and O. L. LACKEY and their wives are greeted hy MR. and MRS. A. E. DARLOVV. acuity Rnd Admini tration Page 29 Page 30 overnor J. Ho ard Edmon To the Students and Faculty of Oklahoma State University: This is indeed an important time of the year to the young people of Oklahoma. It is a time when many are leaving the halls of our university and moving out into their chosen fields of endeavor. To others it is a time to begin the most serious consideration of a univer- sity or college to enter in the coming Fall. And to another group, it is a period to look forward to more years in the institution of higher education which they have chosen. Those of you who will be leaving Oklahoma State University this Spring can look back upon your years and be satisfied that the finest of facilities were made available to you. Those of you who are amid your college education can look forward to a continued growth of the institution which you are attending, and those of you who are looking toward a university will be making plans to enter O.S.U. and avail themselves of the finest in faculty administration and facilities. As a fellow Oklahoman, I am looking forward to great strides at O.S.U. and our other institutions of higher learning. I extend to each of you my sincerest best wishes for a better tomorrow for each of us and for our great State. Sincerely, BI. HONVARD EDKIONDSOX Ci0VIZRNOR THE HONORABLE -I HOW ARD I DMONDSO Governor of Oklahoma Being interviewed on l'1lIl'lPllS by the press are Gov. Edmondson, Democrat Chairman Butler and J. H. Arrington, state representa- tlve. Governor and Nlrs. H. Edmonclson are greeted by YD President C. Craig at ll reception on campus. Page 31 President Willham addresses banquet of OSU staffers who have held assignments with the Imperial Ethiopian college. Page 32 Following a meeting of the Board of Regents, Dr. 8: Mrs. Willham are hosts at a luncheon in the Union. Page 33 re ident Oli er . Willham EVER BEFORE IN H1sToRY has there been such a need for better education and better understanding of education. Other na- tions have more appreciation for the values of education to America than we have ourselves. Some have taken advantage of this appreciation to improve on their own programs. World events within recent months have shaken all of us to a realization of what education can do in just the physical sciences alone. Now the race for ideas and the new knowledge which can come from education is underway. To the people who want and provide the best education for their boys and girls will COIHC rewards of a richer and more use- ful life. This Golden Anniversary edition of THE REDSKIN mir- rors progress of American education for the 50 years since its first publication. VVhether these pages will serve as an epitaph for a tomb- stone or for a milestone remains to be seen. The challenge to Amer- ica to develop to the utmost all areas and avenues of education-in the human as Well as the physical sciences--is clear and demands action for our future welfare. DR. QLIVER S. VVILLHAIXI President of Oklahoma State University 1 . la? tate Regent For Higher Education AIOHN ROGERS I1'hIli!'ll1Il7l CLEE O. DOGGETT Virz'-Chairinaiz VVHARTON MATHIES Srfffrflary S. A. BRYANT flssixfnnl Secretary M. A. NASH Clzruzffllor T. G. SEXTON ffdnzinistrrztive zlxsistrzzz t JOHN ROGERS CLEE O. DCJGGETT VVHARTON RIATHIES Hg, S. A. BRYANT VV. D. LITTLE CLAUDE CHAMBERS GUY HARRIS ,IL'I.1L'S JOHNSTON BOR F. ALLEE M. A. NASH T. G. SEXTON Page 3+ I W. R. XVILLIAMS HAROLD HUTTON ELMER HARBER FORREST MCINTIRE EARL RUSSELL O. L. LACKEY P. E. HARRILL ROY T. NALL Chairman AMOS K. BASS, JR. fire-Clzairfrzan P. I-I. HARRILL Secretary FORREST KICINTIRE Jdflzilzistrative .lssistant egent For 0klahoma tate niver ity AND THE AXLM COLLEGES ROY T. NALL AMOS K. BASS, J R. Page 35 Page 36 DR. A. E. DARLOVV Dean of the College of Agriculture griculture Re earch Has Scientific Emphasis COLLEGE 0F AGRICULTURE HE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE enjoys an excellent repu- tation throughout the nation as a result of outstanding accomplishments of its graduates. Today, only about 15 percent of agricultural graduates go into farming and ranching. However, agriculture is far more than farm- ing and includes a long list of businesses and industries that are associated with farming and known as agri-business. To meet the need of this vast industry, the curriculum in agriculture has been enlarged to include a business option and science option major along with the general program in several of the 14 departments. Scientific emphasis through research and its application to agriculture presents a chal- lenge to young men who are looking for a career in science. Training those who will be responsible for feeding a rapidly growing population is the big task facing agriculture in the future. .yn 5 Wa Ng 1 ,HY I -11,4-1 Q 2 1 3? 5 Q .1 z , gk i ? Sex A -K fi 1 Y v ff vw E , 5, .Q T E it Lk ,J Q, Q . ,JA .S 'ig sf X , K Y 2 5 , V if mxi, w., 4-f., 75 ,L ' ' ' 0? s YW W... y 1. 5' -in 6, V, if x-.'a5f,' . ... fait I I xx . iw, A sl -S+ L , 41 rx' XkMijE'?,, 5'-4' e s f4'-1 1- val .. .. . .6 ,M i ss ., fx, ,.. ...X -rf iff fr- 'ff lfw' img. . .,,.-1 3 ,, LxA,,, Q- v Z E , Aw' ' ,Www Q W W ix,A 2 , 745. 55 -X ,k , .,. . ,Q 'WA .hw 'fr V f M, s 417' lim... 553:51 'M im J K 5 x 1 .Q Q KI .. Nffxvflk Q , vii., A 1413! ,,.....5'M IA, . ..4,.. gp X- sv ' . if? 4 , 3i..5 QQ, ' A S WWTP, . . 5651 . rl, cf' ,X gy, N pi . K - f 4' . :fm . '24 ' ' . . J' K 'A ,gay ig1k.3.,,., -.. f'-L.,,,,,..Gff W is 'fi X W ' n M 4' K K , K ' , I W' A vw, L K Q f K, ' new-f .i 'L 2 . Q- he K r , Q K ' b ff A A ,. 2:35, -X RQ , I f-. ' x g 11.11 .v D. 4. z',, f 93-fi, Q. 5a,.,,. W , J A f , f 1 , N f . my f ex ,Q Q . ragga- A My ,gk ff' If ' , gs' yous f:.v2:reA N. ' K ,vu Ng 9141 Y N . M' My w.f', ' .A ,.u'fi9'gi' . kf fi 'v 7 ug- ' .apf x -V Al' , A X uf A w.,..:imy,v an M m,ijyT,,.gMf0,,i jr, ,J K R . . , r f.,.-ww , . ,, A . W' V ,539 A . K 2 , V Q. f 'M . ,, 4 V in ff f 1 ' g 'm 'Q 7 A . Q , mn. .F ,,, ,Q Q., - ,1 ws.,,fgk7 X '- ,sf .mv Page 38 TOP: Exceptirmxil talent of OSI' students played here as they succeed in portraying Rachael T?lj'Zll' with expressive preliminary BCJTTCJMZ A profound knowledge of the Casting is exhibited in thc studio of KVRO, Ken Kzistl awaits his cue from Dusty Mills .W in the zlrt field is nlis- the pose :incl Infmd of sketchcs. science of rziclizu lsrozicl- Campus rzldiu Stilfllllly as r. College I Hub 0f niver ny Education Page 39 CQILLEGE 0F ARTS AND SCIENCES T THIS CENTER oif ALL GREAT L'NlVERSITIIZS is a college of arts and sciences, and such is true at the Oklahoma State University. Some 50 percent of all resident teaching on the OSU campus is done by the faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences. Playing important roles in the nationls defense, industrial, and health programs are the mathematics and the sciences departments. lfvidences of national leadership in these areas are, among other things, the several National Science foun- dation awards received the past year. Of note, too, are the significant contributions of the social sciences and the humanities. Increasingly, people are recog- nizing the need for liberal education, in order to better cope with the problems of today. A major change in the college this year has been the estab- lishment of the school of communications, in which the de- partments of speech, journalism, photography, and radio- television are associated. DR. ROBERT B. KARIBI Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Page 40 AN - DR. EUGENE L. SWEARINGEN Dean of the College of Business acuity trengthened B Highly Qualified Persons CGLLEGE 0F BUSINESS HE COLLEGE or sL's1NEss of Oklahoma State University was admitted in in 1958 to full membership in the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business. Significant changes are being made in the curricula of the college. One is the establishment of the core curriculum required of all graduates and composed of economics, ac- counting, business law, principles of management, principles of marketing, business finance, and statistics. College of Business curricula will now also include work in the communicative skills, the social sciences, mathematics, and, in addition, several courses from such Helds as foreign language, the physical sciences, philosophy, art, and humani- ties. The College of Business faculty is being strengthened by adding highly qualified persons with advanced training in their respective fields, and by upgrading the educational com- petence of those already on the staff. w 1 TUV: lfumiliarizution of husiness machines is encountered by all husiness majors. Joe Crutchfield, lah instructor, shows operating proceclures to Jerry Curnutt Illltl Duane llnrrel. B0'I'TOlVl: A trend in larger business operations has inlluenced the use of electrical computers. Teaching the funclzimentals of this new concept is Professor Trenton. Page -ll Page 42 TOP: Education majors learn techniques for developing creative- uess in art on the elementary level. This tiger is just one of the unusual projects undertaken in this course. BOTTOM: Elementary education students receive lahoratory train- ing in observing children's reactions to differing situations. Barbara Tessman makes use of her research. nrollment Double In Pa t Five Year COLI.EGE 0F EDUCATl0N HE STAFF or THE COLLEGE or EDUCATION seeks, through higher standards of scholarship, research, and field ser- vice to develop more effective teachers, administrators, school librarians, counselors, and psychologists. This is being done in an endeavor to meet the increasing demands for professional workers at the high school and college levels. Flexibility of program planning permits completion of teaching certificates in two areas of related study. Included also is a program of graduate study with principal emphasis upon preparation for college teaching and administration have been developed in cooperation with academic depart- ments in the other colleges. Enrollment in the College of Education has more than doubled since 1953-5-I-, reaching a total of 860 during the fall semester of l958-59. Fortunately, a larger proportion of students with aptitude and character desired in teachers are being attracted to teaching as a career. DR. J. ANDREVV HOLLEY Dean of the College of Education Page 43 t illi Wd er 4... DR. M. R. LOHNEANN Dean of the College of Engineering College l-la, Lnrget Undergraduate Page 44 CELLEGE 0F ENGINEERING UPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT in its threefold purpose of in- struction, research, and extension is the objective of the College of Engineering. Its undergraduate program provides rigorous instruction in all important facets of engineering, including nuclear engineering and architecture. This year, the undergraduate enrollment was 2,727, the highest of any college of OSU. The graduate program here, leading to the masterls degree and the doctor of philosophy degree, draws students from all parts of the United States and many foreign lands. This year, honor was brought to the staff of the College of Engineering by the election of Dr. C. A. Dunn, director of engineering research, to the presidency of the National Society of Professional Engineers. This college measures its achievements in terms of the multiplied capacity of those who have studied under its tute- lage, and in terms of the cultural and economic enhancement that How from its research and extension activities. Enrollment l Q X 2-...MW TOP: Surveying, an exacting skill that shapes many of nur present- day structures, is taught in the civil engineering school. BOTTOM: Drafting is a basic engineering murse. VVith T- square, drafting paper and -P-H pencil, students lalmr through the clay. P a gc -li Page 46 tr 3 , K 1 I' I. 5701095 N t r - 1 .i e ' W LK h. K ., ' ' Qf4--iff?:?Q.1- in ,ie a5.,gtM, TOP: Abraham Besrat, Samu-Negus Haile Mariam and Dawit Deguefu, 1958 graduates of Imperial Ethiopian ARM, bid Bonnie Nicholson farewell as they leave for study at OSV. BOTTOM: Applied research is prevalent among graduate stu- dents working on their advanced degrees. Here students are given instruction in radio-activity screening. Page 47 an Recognition Enhance atinnal tatnre GRADUATE SCHO0L HE FRONTIERS OF KNOWLEDGE are receding at an ever- increasing pace. Students who wish to reach them are finding it more and more necessary to increase their competencies through graduate study, and as a result the Graduate school has become an increasingly important segment of the university's program. With 1,034 students enrolled in 1958-59, it has become a major center for grad- uate study in the south-central part of the nation. The national stature of the Graduate school has been en- hanced by its recognition by many organizations. The Na- tional Science foundation has announced its continued sup- port for an academic year institute for a fourth year and will support three summer programs for high school and college teachers in 1959. The Atomic Energy commission has granted the university in excess of fE200,000 for purchase of specialized equipment for instruction, including a nuclear reactor. There are also graduate programs for rehabilitation counselors and high school counselors. DR. ROBFRT NIAcN1cAR Dean of the Graduate School M NH O Page -P8 DR. Li3L,x O'Tooi. E Dean of the College of Home lfconomics our-Phe e Program Gain Foreign Acceptance COLLEGE 0F HOME ECONOMlCS HIE coi,i.12oiz or Hosni ECONOMICS, initiated at Okla- homa State University in 1900, now consists of six de- partments in home economies and two in hotel and res- taurant administration. The division's distinguished staff and progressive curriculum, which is continuously adapted to changing standards and needs, serve the students seeking degrees in these fields of study. Courses on both the undergraduate and graduate level are ranked with similar programs offered by the nation's top institutions. The division is also very popular among foreign students studying in the United States. Instrumental in developing this popularity is the complete four-phase program of in- struction-resident instruction, research, extension and pub- lic service-all of which have become an integral part of the divisionys educational technique. TOP: Admiring a display prepared by the family relations and child development department are Suzanne Keely and Lois Van- Buskirk. BOTTOM: Annually held for the benefit of orientating future home economic students, fashion design majors dress the show window in the new home ec building. Page 49 Page 50 .J kfmm, f ,WW Wo-. ww Mmxwpmhmw-MMV WWW My ,mme . is Ilzxviug just 2ll'I'iX'CLi :lt thx- lzxrgc :mimul vliuiv to bc Checked fu lznnencss, this lwrsc- lllHlt'I'grlL'5 Il p1'eIirnin:u'y CX1lll'liIlZlfi1'lIl, Bill Tern' :md Imsrux' Nllitil crrlxclxlvt the cxamilmtimx in amrdcr to !riC1lTC the Clxusc :md KlUTt'I'IUiIlC pmsilwlx' r1'c:1trnc'11t. Wing 0i eterinary Building CIILLEGE 0F VETERINARY MEDICINE HE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE reached two im- portant goals during the year. The college was CID accredited by the council on education and Q21 a new wing of the Veterinary Medical building was occupied. These new facilities give the students an opportunity to use modern equipment in their classes and clinic assignments. Livestock and pet owners are also receiving increased ser- vices because of the new equipment and building. Student interest in veterinary Inedicine as a profession contiIIues to grow. At the same time, the pre-professional records of applicants are showing a decided improvement. Nlore applicants, better students, modern facilities, con- tinual improvement, and an excellent faculty allow the col- lege to develop aII outstanding brand of professional people. DR. GLENN C HOLM Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine Page 52 . ii,-.1 M' L. K. COVELLE Director of Okmulgee Branch, OSU Tech iech: A Dut To Develop Applied lnll 0SU TECH TRAINING AT 0KMULGEE KLAHQJMA STATE UNIVERSITY, Okmulgee Branch, School of Technical Training, is a practical area of concentrated and applied education Where the crafts- man and the skilled Workman is given the opportunity of becoming a highly specialized technician. For the annual enrollment of over 1,200 students, OSU Tech maintains four major divisions comprised of 40 areas of specialization. Since its establishment in 1946, Tech has earned wide national renown for its training programs in baking, dry cleaning, commercial art, printing, body and fender repair, and refrigeration. During the past years the school has embarked on more emphatic programs in elec- tronics, color television, diesel, farm machinery and tractor repair. Closely allied with advisory groups on the state industrial, agricultural and business scenes, OSU Tech has earned a distinguished place in national educational circles for broad and Hexible training programs. TOP: Oklahofna State Tech at Okmulgee as it looks today. BOTTOM: Tech, and its campus of tomorrow. Page 53 5 5 Q 5 JOHN IIUVCK, bursarq J. L. SANDICRSUN, Cmnptrnllerg RAYNIONI7 ROBERT MACVICAR, vice-presiderlt in GIROD, registrar, :md L. D. MEYER, purchasing agent. Charge of academic zlffairs. JAMES NIILLER, dean of meng J. N. BAKER, :md ZEIXWA PATCIIIN, dean of womcll. dean of student again, Q ., .4 K ...,. , Q: -' , . ICD NIORRISON, director of ZllIXiIiZll'j' l'IlfCI'Pl'iStlS. Page 55 Council Is Successful A Aid To Prc idcut ACADEMIC COUNClL PRESIDENT CULIVER S. VVILLHAAI Cjhfliflllflll SEATIED: Dean Lela O'TooIe, Dean J. Andrew Ilolley, Dean Eugene Swearingen, Dean M. R. I.ohmann, Mrs. IE. I.. NVood- son fSt'CI'C'f1lfj'Q, President Oliver S. YVillham, Dean Robert o ADVISE THE PRESIDENT is the first and most ini- portant of the functions of the Academic council, and as its title indicates, members are mainly con- cerned with all matters relating to the academic affairs of the university. Among their numerous prob- lems of discussion are the approval of individuals for graduation and earned degrees. The members of the council also present their opinions and ideas on academic standards and regulations to be IIl2lllC into workable suggestions to the zulministration. The council has been in effect for two years. It was formed to assist in providing more effective and efficient leadership. This need could only be fulfilled by a grad- ual reorganization of the administrative structure of Oklahoma State University. The council has received much cooperation on the part of the administration. NT:IeVicar, Vvelden Barnes, Dean Glenn C. llulm, Dean xl. N. Baker, Raymond Girod. Page 56 SEATED: Guy R. Donnell, Eva B. VVright, VVayne Johnson, Klos, Solomon Sutker, Ernest M. Hodnett, VV. YVare Nlarsden, H. E. Sorenson, YVilson Bentley, John E. Thomas, H. G. Adlowe L. Larson, Jack R. Harlan. Thuesen, Cary Hill, Millard Everett. STANDING: Joseph J. uve tigate And uggests Univer ity Policie FACULTY COUNClL O Livizk S. NVu.LHAA1 Cllllliflllllll xVII.SlJN .l. BENTLEY Iyiffhljhlliflllllll H ELM ER lf. SORIZNSOX Sl't'!'l'f!ll'j' ORRIALLY ORGANIZED IN THE AUTUMN of 1953, the Faculty council was created by the charter of the unification of the general faculty. Klembership is comprised of the university president, chairman Cex ofliciojg and a vice-chairman, a secretary and 22 members tions for excellent At its serves to the same elected by the general faculty. The qualifica- council positions are so exacting that wide and representation of the entire faculty is assured. meetings, monthly and on call, the council investigate and suggest university policies. At time, members must keep in mind the councills relationship and responsibility to the general faculty, the students, the administration and the public. There are six standing committees to carry out most of the councills required, work, though others may be appointed, if for specified pu1'poses and research. Page 57 COMMITTEE ON ASSEMBLIES AND CONVO- CATIONS: Max Mitchell, Bill Son, Jerri Pinkerton, Bert Davenport, Abe I-lesser, L, N. Perkins, James C. Stratton, jim Condon and Cary Hill. Page 58 niver ity Committee TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMIT- TEE: Snllnl-Art Griflithg standing- Cliff Speegle, john VV. Comer, John hl. lVlaCAllister, Doyle Chambers QChz1ir- ITIZIIID, George VV. Mahoney. COMMITTEE ON s'r1'n1zNT VVEL- FARE1 14. cf. mm, john is. wvw, Rich- ard Bailey, Fred LeC'rone, Virginia Lip- ert II'1rolcl Fristne, Robert Price :incl lil v ' Mary' COX. LIBRARY CUIVIMITTEIEI Eclmon Low fLih1'uri:lnl, Jack Illlflllll, Mrs. Josephine Iloflfer, Russel Il. Billlgh, VVillir1m J. Leivn, VVillis Gallup. .av-7 w lf 'Tw COMIVIITTEIC ON CAMPVS FACILITIES: Sfafml-Nliss Marry' Leicligh, Rzrlwrt P. Early, Ralph E. Bircharcl, Rudolph Trentong Jfamiing-V. Brown Nlonnett, C. K. liullen, R. D. MCDUIQ and Elmer R. Daniel. Page 59 Page 60 n Memory 01 Fred G. Drummond On December 4, 1958, Oklahoma State University lost one of its most distinguished, inHuential and valued alumni in the untimely death of hir. Fred Gentner Drummond. The life of Oklahoma State University and its great interests were most substantially dimin- ished in lN'Ir. Drunimond's passing. Graduating from this university in 1914, he pursued work for an additional degree in business in the graduate school of Harvard university, then returned to Oklahoma to dedicate his truly great gifts, rich training and experience to the young state which he loved. The university was the greatest bene- ficiary of his life-long dedication to what is good and worthy to be done. Strong without oppression, brilliant without arrogance, he expected much of this institution which he loved and of those whose function it was to guide its affairs, but was punctual and fearless in defense of all who served its best interests when unjustly attacked, serving with force and distinction both its alumni group and its Board of Regents, of which he was twice chairman. His vision, his energy, his leadership through the years of the university's most dynamic period of growth will continue to enrich the institution. He will be keenly missed. V. ECIIIIUIIIJSUII and 1,CIIlUl'I'I1I C'l1:1irm:m Butlvr that with YIM J. Behrcmls, D Illrxcl md C CIM tudent Leader Page 61 Page 62 ...KIRK BOATRIGHT, for serving simultaneously as president of the Student association, Student Senate, Blue Key, VVesley foundation, ASME and Phi Eta Sigma. In addition Boatright has time for other activities-Engi- neering Student council, Sigma Tau, Pi Tau Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Theta Epsilon and the Independent party. Named to 'fWbo's VVho,!' he has received the St. Pat Salutels award in engineering, has been named to the president's honor roll five times and has been award- ed the Cities Service Oil company junior and senior scholarships. ed kin Congratulate PEGGY COX, for serving as editor of The Daily 0'Col- lrgian during the 1959 spring semester and the 1958 summer session. President of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism, Miss Cox has been very instrumental in the establishment of an annual journalism day on campus. Besides her journalistic obligations, she is Grand council editor, serves on Willard hall council and has been named to Orange and Black Quill and the dean's honor roll. ...FORREST CAMPBELL, for his outstanding combination of scholarship, leadership and athletics. His honorary organizations include Blue Key, Alpha Pi Mu CI.E.j, Phi Eta Sigma, A.I.I.E., Sigma Tau and O club. Campbell is president pro-tempore of the Student Senate, and holds membership in Engi- neering and BSU student councils. He has earned three varsity football letters and was named the most valuable player of the first annual Blue Grass bowl. Campbell also has been named to Who's Who. REDSKIN C0 GRAT LATE ...KAY BAVM, as one of the foremost debaters and speakers from OSV. Miss Baum has come out winner of women's extemporaneous speaking, women's debate, wom- en's oratory, analysis of public address and was a member of the university's winning discussion team at numerous tournaments throughout this district. She has served as president of Pi Kappa Delta and Willard hall. Named to f'Who's Who, she is also a member of Kappa Delta Pi, Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, arts and sciences honor society and Phi Kappa Phi. 'I e .f l 1 ...JIM VVOOD, for being named to the coaches' all-American football team. The husky end rounded out his senior football year by playing in three post season games-the first annual Blue Grass bowl, the annual Blue Gray bowl and the annual Senior bowl. A three-year varsity football letterman, the Ton- kawa senior is a member of Gamma Theta Upsilon and Kappa Sigma social fraternity. He has signed a professional contract with the Stampede club of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. U. AYRES, for his personal qualities. The mechan- ical engineering senior is often the man behind the scenes. As engineering senator he coordinates student elections. Ayres is a member of the Engineering Student council, Blue Key and Sigma Nu social fraternity. lle is also noted for his work as Arnold Air society Vice-president, and in Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers and Engineering toastmasters. Ayres has also been named to the dean's honor roll. Page 63 Page 64 ...VIRGINIA ADAMS, the recipient of the Danforth award as most outstanding home economics student in 1958, entitling her to four weeks of study and observa- tion in St. Louis and at the AYF camp on Lake lylichi- gan. Miss Adams was president of Kappa Phi and the general home economics club. A member of Kappa Kap- pa Gamma sorority, she was tapped for Mortar Board, and has also had membership in the Student Senate, VVesley foundation, Pi Zeta Kappa, Grand council and named to HVVhoys VVho. ed kin Congratulate ...ROLAND SODOWSKY, for his directorship of the 1959 Varsity Revue, 'tKontinental Kapersf' Serving as vice-presi- dent of Sigma Delta Chi, co-sponsor of VR, the industrial edit- ing senior is, at present, assistant editor of the Oklahoma State University magazine. Publicity director of the Business Stu- dent council, Sodowsky has also served the Young Democrats in several capacities, including president. IIe is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon social fraternity and the student assembly executive council. ...MALINDA BERRY, for bringing Oklahoma State international acclaim when she was chosen 1959 Maid of Cotton at Memphis, Tenn. A member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, Miss Berry is traveling around the world as an ambassador for the cotton industry. This is her third beauty title in two years. They are 1959 REDSKIN beauty, 1958 American Royal queen and 1959 Maid of Cotton. REDSKIN CONGRATULATES ...DICK SOERGEL, for his athletic versatility. Named outstanding all-around athlete for 1958, the Oklahoma City junior has lettered in football, basketball and base- ball. A general business major, Soergel received honor- able mention on the All-Big Eight conference basketball team-the hrst Oklahoma State roundhaller to receive the award. The outstanding athlete is also a member of Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. ...DUANE MURTY, for his wrestling championships. Lead- ing Cowboy scorer, Murty has been Big Eight champion in the 167-pound weight and 1958 national champion in that weight. The Locust Grove senior wrestled for Tulsa Will Rogers in high school. Largest promoter of team spirit, Murty received the 1958 George Bratcher Award as the individual contrib- uting the most to his sport. ...KATHRYN Rl'l.E, for her work on Thx' Daily 0'Cn1l1'- gian as editor the 1958 fall semester. Miss Rule received rec- ognition luy authoritative writers for her editorial writings, which stirred campus opinion. Very active in the League of Young Democrats, she has served state vice-president. Be- for she graduated in January, the industrial editing major from Hobart, was vice-president of Theta Sigma Phi, na- tional professional fraternity for women in journalism. Page 6 Page 66 tudent Association Officer Knut BOATRICHT jim, Ronmzrs Ilmwrin MCILROY President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President lmmersed in the legislative work of the campus, the student senate attacks and solves problems relating to student body activities. ,W L, f ROW 1: M. U. Ayres, Jr., Carl D. Kennedy, Pat Chapel, Lee len Faulkner. ROW 2: Mim Oesch, Phil Middleton, Bill F. Gilstrap fl-Xdvisorj, Forrest Campbell QPresident pro-Tem- Roselius, jay Gardner, Jim Stritzke, Dan Draper, Tom porel, Kirk Boatright QPresidentl, Jill Roberts QSecretary- Mowdy. Treasurerj, William Thomas Hall, Linda Shumard, Mary El- here's No Job Too Large, or Too mall STUDENT SENATE KIRK BOATRIGHT NDERLYING THE PURPOSES and functions of the President Student Senate is the theory that no job is too large or too small. Proof of this lies in the many FORREST CAMPBELL accomplishments and attainments of the senate Pfffidfflf Pf0'Tf 'lP0ff since its founding in l925. Serving as a representative I R group which strives to make the wishes of the students ILL OBERTS known to the administration the senate also seeks to 7 Secretary-Treasurer protect the privileges of the student body. ln addition to sponsoring traditional campus activi- LEE GILSTRAP . ties such as homecoming, Sadie Hawkins week and the Ad-vzsor junior-senior prom, the senate this year has made an effort to increase school spirit, particularly at athletic events. Improvements have also been made in campus- city relations. Senate elections are held twice each year, with a cer- tain proportion being elected in the fall and in the spring. Page 67 ssists The enate In Legi lative Affair STUDENT ASSEMBLY HAROLD lVlCILROY President AL SAVAGE President Pro- Temjlore DONNA PARIS Secretary- Treasurer ROBERT O. GIBBON Advisor SEATED: Jay Fowler, Al Savage, Kathy Darlow, Harold Mcllroy fPresidentj, John Hayes QVice-Presidentj, Marilyn Mitchell, Donna Paris. N 1Ts SECOND YEAR of operation, the Student Assem- bly, which is composed of one representative from each chartered campus organization, has become an outstanding part of student government. The pur- pose of the assembly is to convey ideas from the student body to the proper authorities and to assist the senate in legislative affairs. The assembly was given the responsibility of sponsor- ing a spring holiday to replace VVestern Week, as it was felt that representation from the entire campus would be a valuable asset in a project of this nature. The vice-president of the Student association pre- sides over the assembly. President is Harold Mcllroy, secretary is Donna Paris, president pro-tempore is Al Savage and advisor is Dr. Robert O. Gibbon. Page 68 13' 5' f 3 I v 'M--f ..M 'fr1 , ROXV 1: Susie Reardon QTreasurerj, Nlarilvn Niitehell fC'or- ROVV 2: Ann Sticlharn, Carolyn Hover, Sharon Kellet, Pat responding Seeretaryj, Barbara Boyd tPre-sidentj, Patsy Sut- Thorn. ROVV 3: Karen Krause, jean Nickel, Sarah Mc- ton CRecording Secretarvj, Emagene Jenkins CViee-Presidentj. Cuiston, Pat Kingery. epre entative Government For Campu Co-ed ASSOCIATl0N 0F WOMEN BARBARA Boro Pfl'.YiIlf'lIf Ifxucizxiz .I izxxixs lift?-l,I'l'.Yi11l'lIf P.-vrsv Sl'TToN Rworrfilzgf Sf'l'7'I'fll!'v1' KIARIIXN :lI1'I'CHliI.I, Curr:.tfvfnlrfillg Srwrelz Sesns R istvrumox 1l!'IY1SlII'K!' STUDENTS ll 1' EGL'L,x'rioN or ALL xi.-vrrisizs pertaining to women students vvlucli are not handled bv the faculty'- this is the task of the Association of VVOIIICII Stu- dents, of which each coed at Uklalionma State University is a ineinber. :UVS consists ot executive, legislative and jndieial boards and includes a representative from eaeli vvornenis living group and presidents ot U'OIllCllyS organizations on campus. Utiicers are chosen in a campus-xvide election in vvliicli all coeds are eligible to vote. Sponsoring ot Scliolarsliip lfnipliasis week was a nevv project undertaken by XUVS tliis year. 'lilie organiza- tion also conducted an lionors toruin for freslnnan women receiving institutional scliolarsliips, at vvliicli current problems ot interest to students were discussed. AXVS also sponsors orientation programs tor treslunan women each semester. Page 69 i 2 Qgies Spon or pring Agriculture Exhibition AGGIE STUDENT COUNClL Rox 'TTOVVNSEND President A. Al. REXRO.-XT l ice-Presia'1'1zl M ERLE NICKELSCJX Secretary D,AI.E SM1TH Treasurer ROVV 1: Grant Kinzer, Lowell Cooper, Loyd VVax, Jim Stritzke, Alan Richey, L. V. Watkins, Jr., Ron Townsend fPresidentj, Merle Nickelson QSecretaryl, Clenden Adams, Ralph W. Taylor, William E. Cobler, Larry D. Smith, Charles Boevers, Mike Burnett. STANDING: Thomas Loafmann o ,xcunive irs GOALS of promoting the objectives of the College of Agriculture, the council sponsors an agriculture week and exhibition held in the spring to coincide with the FFA convention that is held on campus each year. This week includes open house, tours of the individual departments of agricul- ture and an exhibition of agricultural industries in the Student Union. The week is climaxed with a dinner- dance at which time the Aggie princess is selected. The reconstructed council is composed of the oliicers of the Aggie society, the president and representative of each departmental club, and the agriculture senator. During the fall the council sponsors a recognition and awards banquet. This event features a speaker who is prominent in the field of agriculture. fReporterl, Fred LeCrone CAdvisorj, Zan Nelson, Jim Roden- berg, Charles Murphy, Bob Morton, Carl D. Kennedy, Dale Smith QTreasurerj, A. J. Rexroat QVice-President--not pic- turedj. at Page 10 l 5 . s. 'xc ROW 1: Karen Krause fRecording Secretaryj, Karen Winget nour, John C. Mills, Derel D. Schrock. ROW 3: Marilyn fVice-Presidentj, Joyce Sebranek QPresidentj, Biruta Stakle Baldwin, Alvin Schultz, Jay Gardner, Ron Smith, Kenneth fCorresponding Secretaryj, Irwin Supernavv QTreasurerJ. Riley, Ralph Myers, Nancy Wier. ROW 2: Robert Kamm, Sharon Kellet, Grey Beil, Harry Read- Council Award Two ARTS 81 SCIENCES STUDENT COUNCIL JOYCE SERRANER President KAREN VVINGET Vice-Presidmzt KAREN KRAUSE Recording Secretary BIRUTA STAKLE Correspomliny Secretary IRXVIX SUPERN.-HY Treasurer 100 cholar hip IGHT YEARS or ACTIVITY on the OSU campus is marked by the Arts and Sciences Student council this year. The main contributions boasted by the organization are the faculty and student reception, the Arts and Sciences Honor society, and the election of the arts and sciences queen. The council also awards two S100 scholarships to outstanding sophomores, the recipients of which are adjudged on basis of need and scholastic achievement. Comprising the council are one student representative and one faculty advisor from each department in the College of Arts and Sciences. The purpose of this body is to integrate the activities of the college, and to further the interest and welfare of its students. Taking over the sponsorship of the council is Robert Kainni, the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Iage fl u iness Week Feature BUSINESS STUDENT COUNClL Xv1RGIl, RICHARD Presizlerz t KATH LI2 EN S HELTON fire-President Hors litmus Sl'l'!'I'flI7'f-TfI7IZXllf!'I' ROW 1: Linda Shumard, Betty Jerome, Edys Burris CSecre- tary-Treasurerj, Virgil Richard fPresidentj, Kathleen Shelton fVice-Presidentj, Al Savage fStudent Assembly Representa- tivej. ROW 2: Judy Zaloudek, Arnola Colson, Marilyn Coiner, Sandra Snyder, Suzanne Fenton, Carla Ewell, Leitner Field Of Education STARIJSHBIENT OF A BUSINESS AND PR01fESs1ONAL week to replace the former business day was the principal activity of the Business Student council this year. Each day of the week of April 6-10 was designated for a particular field of business, including economics, accounting, business administration and busi- ness education, and outstanding speakers in each of these lields were invited to the campus to speak to business classes. Founded to serve as an intermediary body between the students and faculty of the College of Business, the council also acts in an advisory capacity to the dean. It consists of 35 members chosen on the basis of scholarship and leadership and includes presidents of all business organizations and the business queen. This year's queen was Joy Rae Renner. Jarrell. ROVV 3: Marianne Johnson, Sue Gentry, Doyle Bal- entine, Bill Box, James P. Vineyard, Johnny Maxwell, joe Dean Mills, Glenda VVinget. ROW 4: Frank C. Gierhart, Harold L. Mcllroy, Joe Langley, Dan Draper, K. D. Greiner, Lee Eckert, VVilliam T. Lightcap, Al Caey. Page 72 ROVV 1: Fred Chadsey CPresidentj, Kirk Boatright QSecre- Jr. ROVV 3: J. Dee Headley, Theron Randall, Joe VViley taryj, Gary Purcell CTreasurerj, Larry Hall. ROW' 2: Brian Fowler, Aubrey Ray McLain, Bob Shockley. Stewart, Forrest Campbell, Daniel Bruehl, jr., M. U. Ayres, ngineering Week And t. Pat' Ball Promoted ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL FRED CHADSEY WENTY-oNE REPREsENTAT1V12s from the various en- President gineering organizations on campus combine each year in one body, known as the Engineering Stu- K1RK BUATRIGHT dent council. Theirs is the purpose of a central Vi0f PW5ide'1f government to direct activities of the engineering school. . The council represents all engineers and seeks to pro- GARY EYRCELL mote activities which will be of interest to engineering reasurer students. Engineering week is a responsibility of the council, as are the honor and awards banquet, St. Patrickls ball, and the selection of the engineering queen. The group has already begun to initiate the honor system into some of the junior and senior classes, and if it proves to be a rational codification they will work to further it. They also give funds to the Uilahoma State Engineer, an important and informative engineering magazine. Page 73 EDUCATl0N STUDENT COUNClL Participation in American Education week and Education day highlight activities of the council. Membership includes repre- sentatves from each class and education organization. RUVV 1: Paula VVise fTreasurerD, Mary' Ellen Faulkner lSeC- retaryl, janet Johnston fPresidentj, Dee Spickelmier fVice- HOME ECONOMlCS STUDENT COUNClL Every year, for the benefit of high school students, the council sponsors Home Economics on Parade. The students are also treated to a campus familiarization tour. ROVV 1: Maury' Leidigh CAdvisorj, jean Nickel, Katy Joachim QPresidentJ, Bonnie Fisher lVice-Presidentl, Rebecca Pate Presidentl, Mary Ann Page fllistorianj. RUVV 22 Sandy Baldwin, Franchelle VVhiteside, jerry Ann Lewis, Elizabeth Long CStudent Assembly Representativej, Karen Ludwig, Frances Arnold. RUVV 3: Richard Collier CSponsorj, Rose Marie Kubricht, Barbara Stanley, Dee Dickens, Claudia Shan- non, Nlary Helen Bogert, Richard ,lungers CSponsorD. CAdvisorj. ROVV 22 Sue YVright, Pat Puckett, Rosalie Greiner fSecretaryj, Charlotte Brett CPnblicity Chairmanj, Carolyn Friedemann fVIEI'C'ZlSllI'6I'l. ROVV 31 Leola McMur- phy, Beth Ann Clark, Darryl Johnson, Carol VanSickle, Peggy VVea ver, Barbara Kirby. l Page 7+ , Q., , fl-L'-1 -V A' ' Who' Who In morioan Colleges And Univor itio ROW 1: William Lightcap, Linda Shumard, Barbara Boyd, Donna Paris, Kathleen Shelton, James Albert Cacy. ROW 2: Kirk Boatright, Ruth Ahrberg, Janet Berry, Larry Hall, Vir- ginia Hampton, Alfred Savage. ROW 3: Joe L. Myers, Ger- ald T. Fine, Virginia Adams, Virgil A. Richard, Karen Krause, Emagene Jenkins. ROW 4: jerrel R. Lochner, Don Gard, Sarah McCuiston, Laverne I.. Limpach, VVilliam Thomas Hall, Kay Baum. ROW 5: Paul M. Boyce, John W. Mc- Connell, John M. Spurgeon, Forrest M. Campbell, James R. Wilson, Loyd M. Wax. ROW 6: Harvey L. Whitley, Donald A. Flasch, W. Lee Chatham, Jim Stritzke, Aubrey Ray Mc- Lain. fNot Picturedj Wanda Sue Whatley, L. V. Watkins, Donald Gene Garner. Page 75 WM www 'wi if wt' wwf:-W'i Emblcmatic of the American way of life is the two-car garage, the hot dog, and the ballot box. This particular ballot box is receiving the vote of an OSU student participating campus-wide election. Page 76 in a ,.4 , 1 5 -.. The day becomes more solemn and serene When noon is pastethere is fl harmony In autumn, and a lustre in its sky, XVhieh through the summer is not heard or seen, As if it could not be, as if it had not been! PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY KKK YQ ' F Il' 1 X up at X A 1-'ff it 75' New Chemistry-Physics building was completed for classroom use in fall, 1958. Its construction adds to OSI S vast improvement program now in progress. S'l'l'DENT VNIUN TERRACE tif 22' Egg jf 32 if 'Si f ...M ,, P' , -7 1 .- -0 an 1 on all ' ai if 1-4 Gundersen Hall Wflard Hall Gallagher Hall N iii 5 QQ 'E' New Agrzkulture Buzfdzhg Lewzk Edd Sladzizm Page 8+ .SZ Campus Fzmlaizbn Anzmal HU5bdHd79l Buz'la'1?1g C 86 if I5 E E Lzlvmgf Page S7 Vwflzkzms Hall M urmy Hall Bennet! Hall L.w,,w, ' 4 aw W 'Wx 1 . -11-K-m-...X Stout Hall C mg Q Whzlehursl Hall Camlvuf Scene ss UHZ'VEf5Zbl Water Pfam! Mazh Campus Skylzhz Student Unzbn Home Economzks Buzfdzhg Lie Sczknaey Buzfdzhg jx-as ilDvv-qu--.bu asv' ,-lf. - ' 91? if 'MM -K ,WW nf G 6 9f 1i6v-v...,.,,Nk A I am the voice of today, the herald of tomorrow . . . I coin for you the enchanting tale, the philosopher's moralizing, and the poet's visions . . I am the leaden army that conquers the World-I am TYPE. FREDERICK WILLIAM GOUDY 1915 1916 I 1-1917 , X , I I , -,- .... - ....... - ,, v----.. --.--.. -,,,, --- -uv - f-W 1015 1nAA 1151: DOH Tucker Terry Leard Gene Brewer 3 1 1951 1952 195 1 Q 1111- 1 Q ., h .' M 1 W . .W 1 if sf of A .4 Sklnner Maude Cass A. Frank MCIYTII1 Marcus W. Hmson Elbert E. Pace W. F. F1nney 1919 1923 1924 Burns Hester V. Harber Ewlng Jones Stansbury 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1937 1938 1939, 1940 ' 1941 1 1942 'W .auHEI2wuH .-uq5A5f.N v..T6Eguwu . 194g,,Hn, 1950 Eob K1e1zman Glen Lemon Charley Wieman D1Ck Hays B0yd Chambers 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 VVz1lkcr Stone, editnr-in-chief of Scripps-Iluward newspaper chain, informs journalists of thc fu- ture ahead of them during OSU's Hrst ,I-Day program. Louis Cassels, UPI columnist, spoke at sec- ond annual -I-Day banquet. Seated behind the microphone is Peggy Cox, Daily 0'Col- Icgian editor. attending J-Day. Kathryn Rule, first semester 0'Callegian editor, introduces the panel to highschool journalists reminent Jeurnelit Addresses J-Dey Banquet Ellsworth Chunn addresses highschool journalists at second annual J-Day program. On the panel are Bruce Palmer, Betty Brenz, Bob Allen, Roland Sodowsky. Page 101 GoRDoN HAXRT, editor tail Aim At eventh traight With 50th Book 1959 REDSKIN HE 1959 REDSKIN STAFF has been privileged in that it has had the opportunity of producing the Gold- en Anniversary edition of the university's year- boolc. It has been the intention of the 1959 staff to recognize the former editors for their splendid efforts. This, in conjunction with giving ample coverage of this year's student life, has been the primary objective of the 1959 staff. An effort was made to invite all previous REDSKIN editors to the homecoming events, Nov. 1, 1958. There were 15 past editors here for the commemoration. ln the opening section of this issue of the REDSKIN, pictures and details of the event are shown. As a challenge in producing a REDSKIN comparable to the past editions, the 1959 REDSKIN staff has attempted to uphold its remarkable record of six consecutive All- American ratings given by the Associated Collegiate Press. This is the highest attainable award offered by ACP. The unique thing about working on a yearbook, par- ticularly the REDSKIN, is that it is staffed with students from all areas of concentration. Page 102 DAVE LAWSON, associate editor gm iwm., 'E 1 S. 3 ,M I .. S. .nf IEDYS Belarus, LINDA Jonas, copy 1959 REDSKIN Fditorship positions on the 1959 RED- SKIN were administered by competent workers such as Dave Lawson, associate editor. Assisting the two top positions was Ken Kastl, assistant editor. Other editorial positions were eiheiently handled by Darlene Grissom, picture Cap- tions editor, Linda Jones, copy editorg Roh Schauer, sports editor, and Kaye Spears and Fay Spears, classes editors. Putting in many hours of work as edito- rial assistants were Charlene Kendrick, Lou Ann Harno, Tom Brown, Liz Tegeler, Jo Ann Howard, DeAnga Vfalters and Shir- ley Rouse. Serving as full-time secretary was Nancy Klclnturff, with Barbara Tessman on part- time. if Ubi 'f When it Comes time to sort individual Class pictures, an immense staff is needed. This rc-presents only part of it. 1959 REDSKIN SANDY B,u,nw1N, DEANGA VV,x1,'rERs, PAY SPEARS KAYE SPEARS classes beauty section editors BOB SCIIXLI-R Tovi Bkoxsx sports y v G -W, MN A Page 104 A ,.4 50th REDSKIN STAFF GORDON HART . DAVE LAVVSON . KEN KASTL . LINDA JONES . . . DARLENE GRISSOM . . . . . Editor . Associate Editor . Assistant Editor . Copy Editor . . . Cutlines Editor MRS. NANCY MCINTLlRIfI+' . . . Secretary MRS. BARBARA TESSMAN . DEANGA WALTERS . MARY IQAYE SPEARS FAY SPEARS . . . BOB SCHAUER . . RUTH BREEDLOVE . SHIRLEY ROUSE . AL SYLVESTER . . LIZ TEGELER . . EDYS BURRIS . TOM BROWN . . SANDY BALDVVIN . . LOU ANN BARNO . BILLYE BOVVMAN . CHARLENE KENDRICK JO ANN HOW'ARD . KAY KRIBBS . . . CAROL BAKER . HELEN HOUTS . SUE FRIX .... VVINSTON SHINDELL GEORGE IQLLIEF . . RAY PLACK . JO EDVVARDS . PEGGY COX . . . . Secretary . . Beauty Editor . . Class Editor . Class Editor . . Sports Editor . Indexing Editor . . . Indexing Editor Opening Section Editor Assistant Cutlines Editor . Assistant Copy Editor Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Beauty Editor . . . . . Features . Clerical . . Clerical . Clerical . Clerical . Clerical . Clerical . . . . . Clerical . Organizations Section . Urganizations Section . Organizations Section . . Beauty Section . Special Writer BOB THOMPSON . . . Photographer GEORGANN KADAVY . . . Indexing CAROL PUDDY . . . Indexing NANCY PADDACK . . Indexing KAY KRIBBS, BILLYE BOVVMAN, clerical Page 105 RAY PLACK, LOU ANN BARNO, WINSTON SI-IINDELL orgamza tions CHARLENE KENDRICK, SUE FRIX, clerical KATHRYN RULE, First Semester Editor Page 106 PEGGY COX, Second Semester Editor DAILY 0'COLLEGIA EDlTOR HE EDITORYS c1IAIR in The Daily O'CoZIegian newspaper may appear to be the most com- fortable in the room, but being faced each day with a bevy of campus opinions and complaints and trying to balance both sides of issues can be a Inost uncomfortable spot at times as two senior Coeds can verify. From Hobart, Kathryn Rule, industrial editing major, was editor-in-chief during the fall semester. She began her work on the O'CoIlegia1z the fall semester of her freshman year as a staff writer, and then served as assistant news editor, news editor, as- sistant editor and associate editor. Peggy Cox, journalism major from llarietta, served as editor-in-chief during the spring semester and l93S summer term. She joined the staff her jIInior year as assistant editor, and moved into the associate editor slot for the fall semester. Both coed editors are recipients of gold keys awarded by the board of student publications for outstanding work on the campus publication. 1958 SUMMER SESSION STAFF: CAROLE HU'I'ciIIsoN, staff writer, MARILYN BALD- VVIN, assistant editorg PEGGY Cox, editor. THE DAILY1VCOLLEGIAN HUNTLEY GORDON, FRAN VVADDILL, SHEILA HARSHAVV, staff members STEVE BENNETT, PETE SCHNEIDER, sports. CAROL FISCI-IER, MARILYN BALDVVIN, CARROLL DEWAR, PRISCILLA SMITH, staff members. A DAILY 0'COLLEGIAN STAFF Serond Semester PEGGY COX ............. Editor JANICE CROOK ........ Assoriate Editor AL SYLVESTER, PETE SCHNEIDER . Assistant Editors STEVE BENNETT ........ Sports Editor CHUCK EIIDER . . . Assistant Sports Editor SHEII.A IVIARSIIAVV ..... Social Nesws Editor JANIE AIILEN ....T 4 ssistant Sorial News Editor CAROIIE PIUTCHISON .... Religious Ne-ws Editor PRISCILIIA SMITII, HUN1'IIX' GORDON . Ne-ws Editors CARROLL DEWAR, CHUCK VVALL . . Staff Writers ANITA BOTTOMS, DAVID COVVAN . . . Sftlf Writers ARTHUR LUNDY, JOHNNY A. WRIGHT Adfuertising Counselors FRAN VVADDILL, RODXEX' LOVE, GIL BRAVVNER Adfvertising Counselors First Semester KATIIRYN RULE ........... Editor PEGGY COX ......... Associate Editor AL SYLVESTER, JANICE CROOK, MARILYN BALDWIN Assistant Editors PETE SCHNEIDER . ..... Sports Editor FRANK GIERHAR'F . . Intramurals Sports Writer STEVE BENNETT . . Assistant Sports Editor PRISCILIIA SMITII . . . Soeial Nefws Editor FRAN WADDILL . . . Religious Nefws Editor HUNTLY GORDON ..... Entertainment Editor BARBARA CHANNELL, ARTHUR LUNDY Advertising Counselors TOM VVARNER, JOHNNY WVRIGIIT Adfvertising Counselors 1958 Summer Session PEGGY Cox ............. Editor MARII.YN BALDXVIN ..... Assistant Editor JIM SULLIVAN, CAROIIE HUTCHISON, SANDRA SANDERS Staj Writers FRANK DANIEI., BARBARA CHANNELL Ad-vertising Counselors O E. L. WOODSON . Director of Student Publieations 0 NOEL CORSER Assistant to Direetor of Student Publieations 0 MRS. PAT WRIGHT Sefretary to Dirertor of Student Publifations Page 107 'Collegianz It's A Long Way From 1895' H15 DAILY 0lCOLLEGIAN, with its daily circulation of 9500, would hardly be recognizable today to Okla- homa State University faculty and students of 1895 who knew its forebear as a rough-hewn monthly called the College illirror. From that first endeavor by campus journalists, it has grown into a tabloid-size newspaper that employs mod- ern typographical devices, has a printing shop compar- able to that of a small city daily, and strives to gather, edit, write and interpret the daily happenings on campus with professional dexterity. VVithout boasting, the O'Col!y can legitimately lay claim to the largest circulation in Payne county. VVith a daily press run of 9,500 papers and l80 editions throughout the school year, the paper distributes a total of 1,710,000 copies in the course of each academic year. The Offollcyiazz, operating in conjunction with the university journalism department, serves two purposes- as a practical laboratory for student journalists and as the oiiicial organ of the university. THE DAILY 0'COLLEGlAN IDETE Scuxeioiziz IANICE Cizooic AL SYLVESTER Page 108 From ro-w: JANICE Ckoox, assistant editor, SHEILA HARSHAW, religious news editor. Bark ro-w: PEGGY Cox, associate editor, CAROLE HU'rcH1soN, staff writer, JANIE ALLEN, staff writer THE DAILY 0'COI.LEGlA CHUCK ELDER, sportsg PETE SCHNEIDER, assistant editorg AL SYLVESTER, assistant editor, CHUCK VVALL, staff writer. Advertising counselors are Qstandingj ARTHUR LUNDY, JOHNNY Wiucur, RODNEY LOVE, and fseatedj FRAN VVADDILL, Gn, BRAWNER. Page 109 heirman' 32 Year The Board of Student Publications dinner meet- ing May 19, 1958, was held for only one purpose- to honor Prof. C. E. Trout. Un that spring eve- ning Prof. Trout, chairman of OSU publications board for 32 years, announced that on July 1, 1958, he would retire as head of the technical journalism department and chairman of the board of publi- cations. On behalf of the publications board, Prof. Cecil B. Williams paid tribute to Prof. Trout's long ser- vice to the university and to student publications. Mr, Trout has won the esteem of our university presidents and also the highest honor of his profes- sion, Dr. Williams said. There are monuments to Prof. Trout which will outlive him and all of usf' July 17, 1958, Prof. Ellsworth Chunn, newly- appointed director of the new School of Communi- cations, succeeded Prof. Trout as chairman of the publications board. ef er iee Terminate BOARD 0F PUBLICATHINS as ICI,I.swoRTH CHUNN MARILYN BALDWIN five RAY MCLAIN J. N. BAKER SHEILA HARSHAW CECIL B. VVILLIAMS VVELDEN BARNES HERB PENNINC. Page no EDWARD C. BURRIS LINDA LEWIS BOARD 0F PUBI.lCATl0NS There were other new faces at the first fall semester board meeting, including Sheila Harshaw, Okmulgee juniorg Herb Penning, St. Louis junior, and Linda Lewis, Pauls Valley junior. Ray iN'lcLain, Erick senior, joined the board in December to fill the vacancy created when senior Linda Bradley did not return to school. Nliss Lewis resigned in December and was replaced by senior Frances Mayfield of Stillwater. Nlarilyn Baldwin, Oklahoma City senior, served her second year on the board and was chairman of the an- nual Student Publications Gold Key awards dinner. Faculty members of the board include Dr. Chunn, Dean xl. N. Baker, Dr. VVilliams, VVelden Barnes and Prof. Edward C. Burris. IQ. L. VVoodson, director of OSU student publications, is executive secretary of the publications board. Nom. CORSER, assistant to director of publications, FRANCES MAYFIELD HERB PEXNING, ELLSWORTH CHUNN. SniaxLA HARSHAW, EDVVARD C. BURRIS. WELDEN BARNES, RAY McLAxN. Page lll ROW 1: Don GaHiord CProduetion Managerj, Bob Hunter tAssistant Editorj, Charles Heller CEditorj, John Slack 1Circnlation Managerj, Ladislav Svoboda, Jr. iPhoto Editorj. ROW 2: james E. Bose, Nancy VVier, James D. Cobb, Larry N. Curry CFeature Editorl, Harry Levitt, Thomas L. VVall1er QLayont Editorb. ROVV 3: Harold Xvatts CAssistant Advertising Manage-rj, Harold Ashby Qlfiretilationj, Charles Cobb, Gary Purcell fAssoeiate Editorj, Carl Gomes lliusiness Managerb, Frank Needham CAdvertising Manage-rj, VV. L. McMillan CLayout Staffj. ROVV 4: Robbie Robinson Qlfeature Editorj, Norman Meyer CFeature Staifj, Frank Galloway flrinance Managerl, Jimmie VV. Bruza CLayout Staffj, Robert Mastin iPho- tographyj, Bill Adams tStnry Editorj, Teh-Ling Lei QFeature Staffj. SU Engineerin Publication Bet In ation EST IN THE NATION, the honor bestowed upon the Olflahoma State Engineer, indicates the combined efforts and voluntary service devoted to the pro- motion of the engineering profession by the publi- cation's student staff. Cooperation and late hours are necessities for a publi- cation of quality. Heavy eyelids on deadline nights and hectic efforts put forth before each edition were the catalytic ingredients that have enabled the Oklahoma State Engineer to merit its high stature. CTnAR1.Es HELLER Ronr:R'1' HUNTER DON GAFFORD . Bun, M1TcHeLL fiARY PURCELL lim, ,ADAMS . IIARRY LEY1TT LARRY CURRY MARK RENDEL STAN JONES . JAMES E. Bose NoRMAN lVlEYER Romana ROBINSON Tom VV.-XLKER En H1aA1.o . . NANCY VVIER . STAFF . . . Editor . qlxsistrllzl Editor Produrtion Manager ,lssistalzt Jllanager . .lxsoriatr Editor . Story Editor . Story Staff . Feature Editor . Feature Staff . Feature Staff . Feature Staff . Feature Staff . I t'ature Stag . Layout Editor . Layout Staff . Layout Staff VIRGINIA Hiooms . I,Ao1sI.Av SVOBODA . CHARLES COBB . RICK SHOEMAKER BERNIE BOWERS . Dore R. YZANCEY . CARI. GoArEs . . FRANK GAi.i.owAY . FRANK PIERCE . JOHN S1.AcK . . JIM Coen . . . C'Res'roN HU'rcnlNsoN ll.-XROLD AASIIBY . Hon MASTIN . . FRANK NEEDlI.'XM . HAROLD VVATTS . MADALYNNE l'iUl.'l' . . Layout Staff Photography Editor Photography Staff . . flrt Editor . . Art Staff . . . flrt Staff Business Manager Finanfial Manager . Finanrial Staff Cirrulation Manager . Cirrulation Staff . Cirfulation Staff . Cirrulation Staff . Cirfulation Staff .-I dfuertnving ,Manager rl dfvertising Staff . . Secretary I'1gell2 Chapter Redskin Beauties and Queens There is always room for beauty: memory A myriad lovely blossoms may enclo But, VVh21tSOC,CI' hath been, there still must be Room for another rose. FLORENCR COATES S Q 1, haw H '5 V H A ,. I A Y w XM gg k,.,,,.wff ' k,,,L,v f 'U l,,Mfv ' Chosen hy furxm-r RICIJSKIN uditznrf tu bc the 19vU RICDSKIY lu-zlutiua arc Nllllilldll Berry, Pat Fzu ren, janive Parker, -luye Dickens and Phyl Bachcrl. Redskzh Beaugl PHYLLIS BACHERL Murray Hall Mr. Home, Ark. Page 117 52 V tfjiyyr . a Q fi 2 f fi fam. YUWWR Q M, Aww W5 E, .j. 5 .iq 2, 'iv t QQ, ,B vw! K ,. ,.,V , x A 4 fag it rw fy. S f ' ,V E K'-5. KW wif ,gs . M' Y ,- W Www nikki ix. 9 w wiki Q., A , s if ,v gf' KJPPZPW yW+w, fwlmfdwznififh Q w iii 1552 2125 PEA Q, ' ua :Ev :I .f gr, S S E S ME -? r :Q W . 25? :Huff gifs J W Q my we Q-'Q gm fx 2 E 1:15, W f Vi 1 Q13 -1' ,xi M ... , F .,f'5.25' 5 is 5 523 A54 575331 , 1 .Q f ' '.i Q ff . Q ., ,. 1, H 31 1 4 Q f f f .Vis y V . ., gi , ax l 1 ag N AJ, . E was .we M 5 'ig-. av. K K 1: ' QE, Q x :Sh - , .MM .. ,gy QC , . , 2 , 4.,,5 12 AW V f .2 :mn f . ,X W,..,, . ins 1. 'iii QM 535 3 5 r A fo 7, Recfskzh Beaugf JOYE DICKENS Pi Befa Phi Ladue, Mo. Page ,1 Q' ' s- F' i .A Mn ,fi ., nv 3 Gif if Q' -if O 11 Uv-QP w pf! Q, .X .K G? RN .43 'iz 2555 v M 3 it J 1255 Rea'5k1?1 Beaugf Ehalzkts IDIQANNE DICNSFORIJ . . Dfflm Zvm NANCY AIORTON . . . 1N70l'flI Hn!! SANDRA PR,xT1 11aR . . . Jlplm Dvlm Pi JOYCE CASEY . . . IV1'll11rd Ha!! I 'DY EWING .......A 9 tout Iffzll Page 123 Page IZ4 QD Club Queen LANIECIA PHILLIPS . . Oklnlzomfz City Junior Artx E99 Sciencex ZVIU7'7'Zly Hall Honorozjf Code! Colonel VIRGINIA LESLIE ..... Shawnee Sophomore Home Economicx Stout Hall Page 125 Page 126 Fahey! of the Fm? ANN BLACKMAN .... . Tulsa Senior Businesv Pi Beta Phi E7l1gZf1E67'Z?1g Queen GAYLE POWELL ..... Barflewille Junior Business Pi Beta Phi Page 127 Page 128 Edueaizbn Queen BIIRIAM UVIIMDOESCH . . . Okfmfhe Junior Ea'ucatz'0n Pi Beta Phi Buszhess ueen joy RAE RENNER . . . . If!RC?llO Selzfor Buszlnexv Chi Omega Page 129 Page 1 Arts and Sczknces ueen -IVDY HAYDEN .... CJIJIJZXZOIIIII City .IIlIli0l' Jris Srrfelzcev Kzlppzl Knpjm Ga HI nm Aggzk Przhcess BARBARA BOYD . .... I'0rter Sezzior Edu cation Sion! Hflff Page 131 Freshman 1166115 DUNN.-X GAY R1N1':111-XRT . . Gr111111'p'1fl11' DONNA Po1,1'1'1Q . . . . T11l.s-11 l1'1'e.vf11111111 B11.v1'11m'.x I'1l't'.Y!1 1111111 Bll.Yl'Il 1 xv Chi 011161151 K11j1p11 xlfpfza Theta Page 132 E 2 Q 2 The chief foundations of all states, new as Well as old or composite, are good laws and good armsg and as there cannot be good laws Where the state is not Well armed, it follows that where they are well armed they have good laws. MACHIAVELLI 95334 f an 'wx A K' if . . x I, K, K gl 1 1 . . ,, f Q X 4 K. 4 J .S xl l Q . 9 li. . .n .v i .r 7. Q , ' in , Q Q 4 I N' , K 3' ' I , ,J w '. '. :V ff ' 1 - '. J 4 ,K awww., i 8' fn ,, e ,U L' x ' ,.. na. K ew Q ' N is 9 -- -wmiif ,'XsSiSI1lIlI area L'UIIlIIlIlllCiVI', Url. Ervin I,. A11- ilcrsrmn receives zu rvsurnv uf the year? zlvtiviticn ur O-State from air furvc cadets R. Brubaker and NICMu1'try. The ROTC Unit ...Two 0t The ation' Finet ONSISTENT QUALITY AND QUANTITY have distin- guished the tradition of the two ROTC units at OSU ever since the program was instituted in 1891. The past few years have seen an increase in international tension, with a corresponding increase in the national defense budget. ROTC contributes a ma- jority of our trained armed forces oihcers and the units at OSU are mindful of meeting their responsibility. The AFROTC detachment conducts a curriculum of 30 subjects, over half of which are non-military but are aimed at general enlightenment and knowledge. The military phase involves proficiency in leadership on the drill field and pilot training in conjunction with the OSU flying program. Col. John C. Robertson is head of the department of defense, professor of air science, and commander of Detachment 670 and three sub-units at Oklahoma junior colleges. The army ROTC at OSU has a record of producing outstanding officers who are dedicated and trained to serve their nation in time of peace or national emergency. It is not only one of the first in the nation, but has remained among the foremost in the nation in the num- ber of officers produced and in their quality. Cor.. -1oHN C. ROBERTSON Head of Department of Defense and PAS Cor.. DIJN.-XI,D MCPHERON Head of Army ROTC and PHI T lage 137 5-y frfsor. ALLEN, Billy J. MAJ. DIVINE, Philip K. MAJ. POWELL, Roy B. iq-an. was AIR FORCE PERSONNEL MAJ. MAJ. CAPT. CAPT. MAJ. SXSGT. SXSGT. BOETTCHER, BOWSER, BRINSON, BUCKNER, CLARK, CROAN, DEES, John S. Roman N. Pat Davis James C. John M. Alvin R. VVilliam A. TXSGT. CAPT. SXSGT. TXSGT. CAPT. SXSGT. LT. COL. EGAN, FAULKNER, HEMINGVVAY, HESTER, JONES, KNOVVLES, MOORE, Paul CT. VVilliam R. Glen E. Thomas D. VVilliam J. VVeldon H. Jack li. MXSGT. TXSGT. CAPT. MAJ. CAPT. MXSGT. SXSGT. RALLS, RICHARDSON, RISEDORPH, SLATTON, SUTTON, TIBBETTS, YATES, Julius G. Milroy L. Eugene E. Jack L. VVillis I.. Roger C. Charles J er onnel Charged With T 0-Fold Mission Page 138 UTIES or THE PERSONNEL STAFF for both army and air force ROTC include instruction, exam- ination, training, guidance, counseling, administra- tion and supply. Supplementing this busy schedule many of them attend classes with an aim at completing their bachelor or master degrees. The tour of duty at the university is normally three years. In order to accomplish their mission each man receives specialized training so as to attain the required proficiency in his particular field. After this rigorous program is completed the men are selected by their re- spective departments for assignment and may be con- sidered as among the best available in their field. These staffs are charged with the implementation of a two-fold mission. The first is to produce junior oHi- cers Who have the qualities and attributes essential to the continued development of the armed forces. The second is to lay the foundation of intelligent citizenship within the student. SFC LT. COL. SFC CAPT. MXSGT. MAJ. LT. COL. AUSTIN, BROWN, BURNETT, BUSH, CARDWELL, COLE, CRAVEN, Herman E. R. N. Cecil J. Charles C. Robert T. Charles C. William D. SFC MAJ. CAPT. SFC Sp7 CAPT. MAJ. DINSMORE, DONALD, GARRISON, HAMILTON, HUGHES, KENT, LIVINGSTON, George N. VVilliam S. Frank L. Philip M. Richard G. john W. Hoyt LT. COL. MXSGT. CAPT. SFC CWO MXSGT. MXSGT. MAGRUDER, MCDANIEL, MACDONALD, MIZE, NORMAN, RHODES, SAMMIS, S. B. Carl W. Malcolm E. Leonard VV. James C. Lowrey L. Walter S. MXSGT. LT. COI.. CAPT. MXSGT. MXSGT. CAPT. LT. SCI-IULTZ, SPANN, STEVENSON, SUIT, TERREBONNE, ITTLEY, WATSON, VVilliam O. james H. Robert D. james P. Morris J. Jack C. Robert VV. P ' age ln 9 CADET STAFF FOR ARMY BRIGADE AND GROUPS AMA? ROVV 1: Cadets Virgil Richards, Homer Lczlhetter, xxvillltl' Sturek, Jack Amyx, ,lorry Box, -lim Xvilson. ROW' 2: Ronald Shipman, john Moore, Richard Carver, Melvin jones, Alvin Schultz, Ralph Taylor. ROVV 3: Robert Terrull, Ulen Hurst, juxmw llownrd, john Albright, Grady Cook. l HONORARY BRIGADE COLONELS PAT Blmcliiilix, lst Brigade SHIRLEY LOGAN, 2nd lirigzrde Honorary Colonel Honorary Colonel Page l-l0 CADET STAFF FOR AIR DIVISIIIN AND WINGS ROVV 1: XVilliam R. Tec-man Cfommnnder, 53rd Yvingl, Richard L. Brubaker CDiVision Commanclcrj, jon R. McMurtry fDeputy Division Communclerb, David T. Sutton CCommander, 52nd YVing5, Donald V. Harnage. ROVV 2: Gene E. jackson, Robert D. Tilley, Lenox I.. Ratclill, john U. Pewthers, Paul M. McNally, james H. Eaglebach, Emory F. Ferguson. ROXV 3: Glynn Ii. Ballew, john R. Rader, Donald Ci. Gnrncr, Robert NV. XVnlIncv, VValter D. jamvs, VVillium C. Nanve, Michael J. Burnett, Burris F. Delicnning. AIR FIIRCE SWEETIIEARTS -.Q . iifllflkl- 'ffifif . I gh IIIZVIQRLY XVn.ma, 52nd VVing Joilxyx HEWITT, 531-41 VVing IIOlI0l'2lI'j' Colonel I'IOIl0l'2ll'j' Colonel Page 141 VVagons To VVings was the theme of this year's homecoming parade and the Arnold Air society took it quite literally. ariou Aetivitie Teach Leader hip, Teamwork . lt's hlore Than Classroom And Drilllield A multitude of activities, interspersed throughout the year, are engaged in by the ROTC units on the OSU campus. They run the gamut, as expressed by the photographs on this page, from the ballroom to the drillfield. Queens are crowned, solo flights are taken and rifle matches are won . . . In this whirlwind of socio-military activity, in addi- tion to the regular classroom instruction, a cadet learns the value of leadership and teamwork. Air force basic cadets undergo inspection under a warm spring sun which serves to turn Collegian minds to other thoughts. Page l-l '7 L. On the range are A. McGee and E. Ferguson. The teams they captained copped many honors. Capt. Buckner demonstrates to Cadet Maxwell the use of the EB'6 for a navigation problem. One of the year's social highlights, the Military hall, allows all cadets to don formal uniform and show their dates the mili- tary's social side. Page H3 . , -i fear is 'X 'V 4 ffm:-f 551 ie, M 'EEQQBQA ft, OQI advanced cadets fall intu line in front of a mammoth I3-36. The runway and the plane belong tu Carswell AFB, c Texas. ,..a- '-ra, AM-.shsvt --..s...M ummer Camp Give Experience, Trainin we m g, :2i, irs, f . G?33?tr:1 f - HH S Y Wiggle ee,ji:?ee5fw5'r f :w -2 4 - . Page in . Six Summer Weeks In The Service Between his junior and senior year an advanced cadet makes a six-week pilgrimage to either a critical air base or to a piece of Texas real estate called Fort Hood. The location, of course, is dependent upon what advanced corps the cadet is in. H ere, on location, the cadet becomes familiar with the everyday routine of the military and gains in- valuable discipline and training. He comes home a little leaner, a little wiser from his experiences. Las Vegas' strip furnishes the background for several AF ea- dets and VV. VVilson's camera. s I A - . Part of the hardening-up process at the zxrmy's Fort Hood is bayonet drill. Doing the honors on the right is State's G. Cook. Under inspection at summer camp Instruction in an artillery prob- is one of the :1rmy's new recoil- l lem occupies the attention of OSU less weapons. cadets. ' Page I-l5 Receiving what appears to be a few Choice words from an nfl-leer is Cadet Nloore. Ah, summer vamp! In the fields and on the phones is VV. Terrell, one of the many OSU cadets at Fort Hood summer camp. Page l-l6 Symholizing ROTC' and the important part it plays in our national defense scheme is this OSU color guard unit. Originally established in 1894 as a drum and bugle corps, the combined ROTC bands have grown to a full-scale military marching unit of 138 men divided into two sections. The band is one of the finest joint army-air force bands in the nation. Page l-l7 COMBlNED ARMY AND AIR FORCE BANDS lfnder this organization each section plays for any ROTC function on their drill day and both may be combined for entire cadet corps activities. Stanley D, Green is the director and is assisted by a junior and senior oflicer. f f'7W?'! 395475 lub Repre ent Entire Advanced Corp CADET 0FFICERS CLUB Roemzr 'VERRELL Prcxiflent M lcHAEL AI. BLYRNETT f 'ic'e-Przesidmt I3 ERTI R. SH ERRELL Smirclary THOMAS L. XVALKER Treasurer ROVV 1: Robert N. Terrell tPresidentl, Michael j. Burnett CVice-Presidentj, Bertie R. Sherrell CSecretaryl, Thomas I,. VValker CTreasnrerl. ROVV 2: Johnny Nowlin, Jerry Box, Vernon Semrad, Don Garner CSeargeant-at Armsj, Charles AINTENANCE OF MEMBERSHIP in the Cadet OHL cers club is accomplished through a combination of all army and air force advanced military stu- dents. lts activities are directed by the Cadet Officers council, which is composed of all six of the elected members of the club and representatives from each section of the advanced corps, making the member- ship a total of 18. The council-is responsible for plan- ning the annual llflilitary ball, the honorary cadet colonel contest, and to select the brigade and wing honorary cadet colonels. The club itself is a military organization established to allow closer coordination between the advanced corps instructors, ROTC, and the university. Florence. ROVV 3: Robert R. Shaw, Allison C'. Bennett, Fred Morris VVelsh, VValter D. james, Thomas Spencer, Paul I. Bra- zell. l tgc 148 ROW 1: Olen V. Hurst, Albert L. Lookabaugh, Jack F. Amyx Clirigade Commanderl, James R. VVilson Qliattle Group Com- manderl, Grady VV. Cook Qlirigade S-ll, Harvey li, Hamilton. ROVV 2: Dale M. Fain, james R. Goolsby, james li. Robinson, james D. Cribbs, J. B. Donley, Steve VV. Meitler. ROWV 3: CADET 0FFlCERS CLUB Bobby C. Spradlin, Gilbert H. Schumpert, Jr., Carl G. Goates, Roland E. Sodowsky, Eldon G. Greer, Jr., Lewis R. Tilford, Allison C. Bennett. ROVV 4: John F. Niblack, James I. Guest, james I. NVood, Donald D. Howard, Grady M. Chronister, XVilliam ll. Childress, Phillip R. Benge, Ivan S. Perkins. RUVV 1: William K. Snyder, R. Perry Badger, -lerry j. Rox, Martin I.. VViIson, james D. Iloward, john ll. Calvin. ROVV 22 R. T, Clift, R. T. Noyes, E. Robinson, Monte F. Richard- son, A. P. VVinston, james R. Dyer, Gerard D. Pfeifer. ROVV 3: Donald S. Melton, James VV. Lewis, Ronnie N. lirossley, Glen D. Farquliarson, Charles R. Snyder, David D. Carson, Charles I.. Johnston, Eddie Shelton. ROVV -l-: james Kendall, Mike Gamino, VVilliam VV. Tatum, Jerome H. Oakley, Albert P. McGee, Lynn R, Pitts, Glen R. Thomason, Gary R. DeXVitt, Thomas I.. Rose. Page I-l f CADET 0FFlCERS CLUB ROW 1: Ricardo de Bastos, Virgil A. Richard, Richard R. Carver, Joe E. Stewart, Larry P. Silvey, David R. Werner, Charles R. Florence. ROW 2: Charles L. Blue, Chad C. Payne, William C. Parnell III, John B. Hoobler, John N. Albright, Robert L. Westerman, Donald R. Anderson, Billy D. Short. ROVV 3: llenry G. Kinzer, Paul I. Brazell, Stephen ll. Foster, William M. Hays, jimmy F. Stritzke, D. Sentell Fox, Douglas E. Young, Charles R. Kail. ROW 4: Fred Lee McBride, Perry L. Gore, Dan J. Talley, William A. Layman, Wilson A. Sholfner, William Wilkin, Gary N. Utter, Jerry D. Ward, Rich- ard E. Gray. 'Nw ROW l: R. N. Terrell Ql3attle Group S-Sj, John W. Moore Clirigade Executivej, W. B. Sturek QBrigade Commanderj, D. D. King Qlirigade S-35, Homer M. Ledbetter fliattle Group Commanderj, Alvin L. Schultz CBattle Group Executivej, Robert R. Shaw CBattle Company Commanderj. ROW 2 Chester L. Millstead, E. Kim Scott, Richard N. Tennille, Lloyd H. Morgan, VVilliam C. Payne, Robert E. Peterson, Ronald L. Page 150 as 441' Shipman ROVV 3: I.. M. Burton, C. Williams, Guye H. VVillis, Robert C. Hoffman, Fred M. Welsh, Dan E. Northcutt, Harvey Beets, James L. Giddens. ROW 4: Gary Mounce, Edward I.. Heald, Joe W. Fowler, Donald M. Gafford, Buford M. VVil- liams, Irlo O. Bronson, Louis L. Whitaker, A. F. Canada, J. B. Burt. CADET OFFICERS CLUB 'W' ROVV li .lay XVilliatn VVesson, YVilliam M. Newell, David C. Schramme, Mit-hael VI. Burnett, Donald G, Gardner, Emery F. Ferguson, Jr., john O. Pewthers, Dave Sutton. ROVV 22 john Ii. Minnnch, Tlirunas M. Spencer, Robert C'. Blunt, Pat Towns- ley, john I.. Dillingham, George I.. Suupene, Larry Taylor, Dale M. XValls, Carl R. Venable. ROVV 3: VVesIey VV. VVatkins, Philip S. Clahm, Veriwn I.. Sewell, John S, VVells, L. V. Wlat- kinm, -Ir., Ronald VV. Chambers, VVaIter D. James, Ronald H. I 2 2 I. as 9 H -M ,. M. W. , .ig Ei XVatc-rs, Robert li. Yeaman, R. T. Dixon. ROVV -I: Rayfortl Renick, jr., 0, Murdaugh, -Ir., AI Thiessen, -Iuhn K, Rutledge, Phillip D. Tomlinson, V. Semrad, J. D. Bateman, M. D. llowe, XV. P. Anderson, john VV. Nnwlin, Tom G. jackson. RUVV 52 Mark G. Rendel, Rnhert M. Hunter, Paul VV. Ilart, john I.. Slack, Elton O. Brooks, Bryant K. Kershaw, Charles R. Asfahl, james I. Maxwell, Robert A. liivens, Donald H. Gibson, Dale U, Crass. Iae l' CADET 0FFlCERS CLUB my was X. s J I ROVV 1: Lenox L. Ratclitf, Robert D. Tilley, VVilliam R. Tee- man, Gene E. Jackson, Richard L. Brubaker, jon R. McMur- try, Donald V. Harnage, Thomas L. VValker, Robert VV. VVal- lace. ROW 2: Newel Edward Sawyer, John D. Lomax, Grover C. Turner, Darrell G. Blackburn, Ralph F. Ketchum, Hays T. Hinrichs, F. Dean Ruth, llarrel R. Breeze, I. H. Engel- bach, john ll. Carpenter. ROW 3: Gaines Bryan Carden, age ISZ Lehmann Deuel Hines, VVilliam Donald Davis, Gene Ralph Hollrah, VVilliam R. Owen, Charles G. Clack, VVilliam C. Nantz, James R. Shoemaker, David M. VVhorten, James S. Kirby. ROVV 4: David M. Sneary, Leo D. VVoodall, Donald G. Norris, Billy D. Ball, Gerald Gleichman, Perry Dan O'Dell, W. H. Wilson, Charles R. Wilson, Arthur G. Gereghty, Ernest F. Chale, Paul A. Singleterry. ROVV 1: Clinton F. Dodge, Cary M. I'tter, Maj. Charles C. I. Edward. ROVV 3: George R. Holden, Mike Burnett, John Cole CFaculty Advisorl, Bertie R. Sherrell. ROVV 2: VVilliam D. Foster, Charlie Pierce, James Kendall. C. Payne, VVilson A. Shofliner, jimmy C. Hendrickson, Oliver tndie A pect Of Nlilitar Engineering SRCIETY 0F AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS CiARY LlTTER UILDING FOR THE ARIXIED FORCES-whether it be an Przfsirlrfnt airfield, dam or barracks-is the purpose of the Society of American Rlilitary Engineers. Char- RIIKE HAYS tered in 1939, the Oklahoma State chapter con- Vif Prf'5idf 't sists of 25 members who are enrolled in either ROTC Y or in the College of Engineering. BERTIE w5HERRELf', Bi-monthly meetings featuring speakers on the OSU bwrfifmylWmmrpr staff, films, representatives from engineering firms and oil companies throughout the state, and engineers from the Tulsa district corps of engineers, enable members of the society to obtain a further knowledge of engineering in both military and civilian aspects. Other activities include field trips to engineering projects in Oklahoma and Texas and to experiment stations and training cen- ters in Klississippi and Virginia. Page 153 orform In Governor' Inauguration Parade AIR FURCE DRILL TEAM DOYLE E. BALENTINE Commander GEORGE E. COLLINS Deputy Commander CAPT. XVILLIAM R. FAULKNER Sponsor ROW 1: Wayne E. Brown, Dallas C. Talkington, George E. Collins QDeputy Commanderj, Capt VVilliam R. Faulkner fSponsorj, Doyle E. Balentine CCommanderQ, Don Tyner, Ronnie Cox, Derel D. Schrock. ROW 2: Alvin Baker, Bob Nash, DeVVayne Lawrence, Wayne Booth, Lowell V. Thomas, Danny W. Tarter, Scott Millington, Lyndell Sumner, Lamar NOWN FOR THEIR PRECISION PERFORMANCES at en- tertainment functions, the air force drill team consists Of 28 cadets selected from approximately 80 freshmen who try out for the team. The group strives to give civilians a better understanding of the air force. The drill team has performed at various activities throughout the year, including the homecoming parade, football half-time festivities, governor's inauguration pa- rade and the homecoming parade in Stillwater for Na- tional Legion Commander Pres Moore. An educational feature of the group this year included a trip to Nellis AF base in Las Vegas. Captain of the drill team is VVilliam Faulkner. Doyle Balentine served as first semester cadet commander, George Collins as second semester commander, and Vernon Semrod as drillmaster. Wade. ROVV 3: Abe Stice, Dan C. Nickles, Jr., Kirk M. Agan, Bob V. Leaumont, Dan Draper, Neal E. Merriott, David M. Weber, Keith Brooks, Charles Tegeler. ROVV 4: Donald Wells, Eddie A. Anderson, John P. Lohrey, Kendall H. john- son, Walter C. LeNoir, Larry A. Jones, Bruce W. Snyder, Ron- ald H. Henry, Tom E. Naugle, Charles E. Moss. Page 154 ROVV 1: George F. Seebeck, Jr., Roy L. Quiett, Bob Ellis, Don C. Fowler CPIOJ, Wm. T. VVharton CCommanding Othcerj, David D. Carson Clixeeutive Oflicerj, Larry P. Silvey QS-lb, Raymond P. VVright QS-35, David M. Sneary CS--1-J, Donald R. Brannon Clst Seargeantj, Bill Miller, Victor L. Goodwin. ROVV 2: VVilliam Fred Lewis, Melvin L. Summers, VVayne E. Brown, Dennis C. Harrington, David V. Lucas, Edward Ol- iver, Ii. lsch, Lloyd E. Schuh, Derel D. Schroek, Charles YV. McCoy, Allen D. Hansen, Merrel H. Medley. RONV 3: Larry emed For Preei ion ARMY DRILL TEAM XVILLIAM T. XVHARToN IJOH17llIl7ZIlli7lg Ufffrer DAVID D. CARSON Exerufifve Offirer Dox C. FOYVLER Pubfir Ill-f0!'1IlIl1'i0II Ujjlffrr Dox.-u.n R. Bruxxox Isl Sergezznl L. Bogges, Kenneth R. Judd, Larry VV. Beavers, Larry D. Litle, Terry K. Tieknor, Dean F. Dillsaver, Herb C. lluser, Ernest D. Nickels, John Robert Dipentina, Carl C. llolloway, Joseph II. WVright, james I. Lundy, Don A. Bireket. RUVV 4: Clayton R. Smart, Billy Cochran, Charles Hunt, john Riemer, Don Norman, Joe Broaddus, Ted Lane, Michael Miller, Teddy Kidd, Duane Nlontgomery, Kenneth Kincaide, Robert VViemer, Sherman Pearsall, George Hanks. erehin Excellence HE souxn or BIARCHING FEET of the army drill team is heard with pride and anticipation by the army ROTC cadets and staff. The 32 men who make up the army drill team have demonstrated their outstanding marching ability many times this year. They demonstrated diflieult precision marching steps during the l95S homecoming parade, during halt-time at the OSL'-Kansas football game and during the half of many Stillwater high school football games. They also put on performances at the Northern Oklahoma junior college football homecoming and at the Stillwater cemetery during Veterans day ceremonies. The army drill team is sponsored by Seabbard and Blade and consists ot Scabbard and Blade members. All the members drill for team positions and 32 of these are selected to be permanent members each year. It has greatly enbaueed the reputation and prestige of the ROTC units at the university. Page 155 1 K , 42 'sliglgg ifffg , 3151 A., .L o I o U JA 1 N .- -n . n g u vm. M,,.- -or O Q D ' ROW 1: Henry G. Kinzer flst Sergeant, Secretaryj, Chester L. Millstead 12nd Lietenant, Treasurerj, Jack F. Amyx Clst Lieutenant, Vice-Presidentj, john VV. Moore CCaptain, Presi- dentj, Capt. Malcolm E. MacDonald QAdvisorj. ROVV 2: Robert R. Shaw, Robert N. Terrell, Albert L. Lookabaugh, Ralph VV. Taylor, James R. Enix, Paul I. Brazell. ROVV 3: Dale M. Fain, James R. Dyer, Albert P. VVinston, Martin L. Wilson, Irlo O. Bronson, Monte F. Richardson, Homer M. Led- better. Conduct Honor Guard For Vi iting General SCABBARD AND BLADE JOHN VV. RIOORE Captain JACK F. Amvx Ist LiFllfF7lll7lf HENRY G. KINZER Ist Sffrgrfrzlzt CHESTER L. IXIILLSTEAD 2nd Lif'HfFlZH7lf ATSING THE STANDARDS or PROFICIENCY within the cadet corps is the goal of Scabbard and Blade, national military honor society which has corn- panies located at over 89 colleges and universities. Scabbard and Blade offers reserve oiiicer training pro- grams for its 42 members, who are junior and senior cadet officers. It conducts honor guards for visiting gen- erals and holds a banquet preceding the annual Nlilitary ball. During the pledge period each semester, a Hheiniel' pledge week is held, climaxed by a colorful military re- view and a practice Held exercise. The l3ladeH also furnishes aggressor troops for joint maneuvers on the Pershing Rifles field problems. Summer camp orienta- tion programs are conducted by the senior members. Page 157 trive To Advance ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY RICHARD L. BRUBAKER President M. U. AYRES, JR. Vice-President THOMAS L. VVALKER Operations ROVV 1: Robert W. Wallace, Richard L. Brubaker fPresidentl, William R. Teeman, M. U. Ayres, jr. fVice-Presiclentj, Hayes T. Hinrichs, Gary R. Lair, Johnny Nowlin, Thomas L. VValker QOperationsj, I. H. Engelbach fStudent Association Representa- tivej, Dave T. Sutton. ROW 2: John H. Carpenter, Doyle E. Balentine, Gaines B. Carden, Francis D. Ruth, David C. Schramme, Michael J. Burnett, James B. Ellison, VVilliam D. Davis, Walter D. James, Bryant K. Kershaw, Emery F. Fer- upport Of Air Power LTIRIATELY, THE GOAL of the Arnold Air society is the furtherance of the purpose, mission, tradition and concepts of the United States air force, for the aim of national security. In over 200 of the nation's colleges, the society promotes this goal and strives to advance the support of air power. The society, now 53 strong, is a professional honorary service organization composed of advanced air force ROTC cadets. The fall and spring of each year witness the pledge week for the Arnold Air society. Representatives from the OSU chapter attend two conclaves of the organization each year: the area H conclave in December and the national conclave in April. Social activities include a spring banquet which is highlighted by the sweetheart ball. guson, Jr., George Collins. ROVV 3: Gary L. Heartsill, R. T. Dixon, Max D. Bircket, Paul VV. Hart, Billy D. Ball, Gene R. Hollrah, james I. Maxwell, james D. Bateman, William H. VVilson, Jr., Donald D. Nobis, john D. Lomax, Ronald D. Gib- son, David M. Sneary. ROW 4: John Minnoch, Harrel Breeze, Al Thiessen, john Slack, Thomas Spencer, Pat Tovvnsley, Cecil Hoyt, Larry Taylor, Frank Ketchum, John K. Rutledge, J. O. Murdaugh, Dale O. Cross, A. G. Gereghty, Tom G. jackson. Page 158 Lt. Col. Samuel B. Magruder CAdvisorD, Chester L. Millstead fCaptainD, Robert N. Terrell QCaptainl, Gilbert H. Schum- CLieutenant Colonelj, john VV. Moore fLieutenant Colonelj, pert, jr. Cljeutenantb, Perry L. Gore QLieutenantD, Lance E. Robert R. Shaw QMajorj. ROVV 2: Homer M. Ledbetter l7ePlante CC. VV. 0.5. eadquarter For 16 PR Compania At 0 U PR REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS CHESTER L. RIILLSTEAD President JOHN VV. ZRIOORE Vice-Presizlzfrzl ROBERT R. SHAW Serretfzry DJXVID VVERN ER Treasurer ECENTLY ENLARGED T0 SIXTEEN COMPANIES in a five-state area, the seventh regiment of the Persh- ing Rifles is the largest in the nation. The head- quarters of the regiment is located here on the Oklahoma State campus. Among the main responsibilities of the headquarters staff are promotion of initiative and leadership among members of the Pershing Rifles. This mission is accom- plished by presenting awards and decorations for out- standing achievements in military science. lfach company of the seventh regiment is inspected annually and an assembly of the entire regiment is held at varying sites every year. For the second straight year, the trophy for outstand- ing regimental achievement is resting on the seventh's mantle. Presented by the national assembly of the Pershing Rilles, it is the highest obtainable achievement by a PR regiment. Page 159 T -M ,LL. 1 b.,1 .. ::. ,.,. Q ,izz :,. I ,1., ,:..... l z , ,. .. , ,. . f fSvyflweeenfmaeqifgwrbwwmbleNfl,',fU,el.fs. if 1hY',sgl-1.-wfmriigfr.fzliie'iizzz55 'flf . 1. - ' I-ll-Yliflfi'elHf1zf2ir'Kv25 I , ,.,.,.,., l,,,m. k, , M., emsg, ,,,,ge, .H M, , 7:ff,iygsfgwigglmfsifv1Q:l.11w- -f .2 5 ' 1, f:f:Q15?wv1s wwf-ffra-esiisilwwefsigeg'- - 1 , ,,ggQ,grg,:fg::gLggeQ-1, A . f -3: A , qixy'miiezgfwfeiiiy!5ifs1Lf2gw5'fflmg24ihg!5s??fgg - Q A - - L,,. ,w,Lf ,Lf, , L,., ,..,1Q1i,,. , ,5 ,, 513,fgggqrsgepgg5gf1?g?Ewig1m1Wif'fwigggfg sg! Missiles represent an ever-increasing part of both defense and budget. Men at summer camp got rm look at the army's Corporal. Page 160 3-,1g,5:5,. , WM, .35 'gg . , ,brig -..T?X?s The strong men keep coming on, They go down shot, hanged, sick, broken. They live on fighting, singing, lueky as plungers The strong mothers pulling them on. .. The strong mothers pulling them from a dark sea, a great prairie, a long mountain. Call hallelujah, call amen, call deep thanks. The strong men keep coming on. CARL SANDBURG 552553 is U f 3 :C wwf A , aww Ja- 1 iw' Q C S '- Qhw is e41w,.L49 .Y if 4 0. A ' ai ii -i ' 5, F y iff s'1.fah'y'vs .xl W' Y RMK if K I 1 as X any 3 A , ,, If www., gigg- wi. k , g Q Q L Q1 'WEAR www ,, Forming State's football core are, kneeling: jack Baker, Harry Buflington, jim Spavital, Cliff Speegleg standing: Toby Greene, Otis Delaporte and Neill Armstrong. P HENRY P. IRA Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach Co bo Coaching tail LABRON HARRIS TOBY GREENE SAM AUBREY Golf Coach Baseball Coach Asst. Basketball Coach CLIFF SPEEGLE Head Football Coach AIYRON RODERICK ,TACK BAKER RALPH HIGGINS lvfcstlillg, 'l'CI1IliS Coach l resh1IIaII Football Coach Track Coach .r'- 21. I -,'- ' ff c,w,M - m.Ic 'WIN Page 165 ' 1 1 l : . Z, .:V4, . P L ,,:fA 2 L '- - 1 V L s r L I I , i . . . .. , , I 1 Q . al, .. .., 2- ' raw., . W : t -uf 6 es 1 i H 1958 VARSITY FO0TBALL TEAM ROW 1: Tom Pontius, Dan VVagner, Vandiver Childs, Tommy VVilson, Fred Latham, John Calvin, Jim VViggins, Asst. Coach Harry Huffington, Asst. Coach Toby Greene. ROW 2: Larry Rundle, Tommy Fine, Duane Wood, Dan Northcutt, Forrest Campbell, Howard Keys, Jim Wood, Jim Howard, David Cundiff, Asst. Coach Otis Delaporte. ROVV 3: Ralph Bock, John Hayes, Gerald Benn, -lim Dobson, Dick DuPree, Lynn Pitts, Tony Banlield, David Cross, Lester Kitchens, Asst. Coach Jim Spavital. ROW 4: Everett Rochelle, Vernon Sewell, Jorge Madzimha, jerry Hyden, C. J. Harkey, Bob Pratt, Kenny Gallagher, Don Hitt, Don Soergel, jack Tayrien, Asst. Coach Neill Armstrong. ROVV 5: Joe Hyden, Pat Hutchens, ,lim Frazier, Larry liahner, Harold Beaty, Dorsey Rierdon, Dick Soergel, Blanchard Reel, Berry Harrison, Charles VVright, James Elliott, Head Coach Cliff Speegle, ROVV 6: Ronnie Hall, Doug Rundle, .lim VVoodson, Bill Dodson, Buck Honaker, Frank VVade, John Lung, Charles VVillingham, Dara Childs, Dallas Herzer, Frank Parker, Asst. Coach Jack Baker. Page 166 t i x . 13 U Gird For Big 8, Win Blue Grass Bo l sTAni.isH1NG THEMSELVES as one of the finest foot- ball teams ever to play for the Orange and Black of Oklahoma State, the 1958 Cowboys of Coach Cliff Speegle hustled their way through an 8-3 season record, which included a post-season bowl game win over Florida State university This was the first annual Blue Grass bowl game, and it was the first bowl victory for OSU since the Sugar bowl of 1945. Page I67 RALPH BUCK LARRY RUNDLE JIM VVOOD XYANDIVER CHILDS FRED LATHANI FO0TBALL Hrs was ALso THE 1f1RsT time since 1945 that the Cowboys managed to win as many as eight games during the season. And it was the year in which Coach Speegle pulled even in the win and loss column. His four-year record at State stands at 19 wins, 19 losses and three ties. ln the last two seasons, how- ever, he has stacked up 14 victories while losing only six. Oddly enough, it was not on the victory trail that the Cowboys really demonstrated their greatness, but in their few hours of defeat. Anyone who witnessed the Homecoming day game with Air Force academy will not soon forget the great display of football seen that day. It was the closest the unbeaten Falcons came to losing, as they needed every break in the book, plus a touchdown in the last nine seconds of play, to upend Oklahoma State's hard-charging Cowpunchers. On the option, David Cross drives for extra yardage at midheld against NTS. Page 163 0KLA. Foonmi ,,, 2,265 141 64 887 6 25 3,152 407 2 53 27 593 STA TE TEAM STATISTICS Total First Downs . Rushing, Net Yards . Passes Attempted . Passes Completed . . Passing Yardage . . Touchdowns by Passing Passes lntercepted by . Yards Rushing and Passing Punt Returns, Yards . Punts, Blocked by . . Fumbles, Number . Fumbles, Lost . Penalties, Yards . . All-American: JIM VVOOD Honorable Mention: JIM HOWARD, DUANE WooD, JIM WIGGINS, LARRY RUNDLE Blue-Gray Game: DL'ANE VVooD, JIM VVOOD Senior Bowl: JIM VVOOD 0PPONENTS . 149 . 1,579 218 91 . 1,050 9 5 2,629 284 0 31 14 . 554 D. VVood picks up seven yards on a quick opener against Ol' before being tripped-up. Giving support are F. Campbell and V. Childs. DUANE Woon JIM HOWARD DAN NORTHCUTT r1i0NY BANFIELD VFRNON SEWELL C. J. HARKEY HAROLD BEATY GERALD BENN JAMES DoBsoN JIM FRA7IER FO0TBALL HEN AGAIN in the Oklahoma game, the Cowboys proved themselves. The heavily favored Sooners were held scoreless for 55 gruelling minutes by the sticky Poke defense. On one occasion, the Cow- pokes halted the Big Red four times on the State one- yard line, a truly remarkable accomplishment. With five minutes to play, the Sooners did push across a score, to salvage a token victory. But even in defeat, the day belonged to Oklahoma State. This game was probably one of the reasons that OSU received the Blue Grass bowl bid. The season was a success in many ways. End jim VVood became the first all-American at State since l9-l5. Duane VVood became the second highest scorer in State's history, and was hard-pressed for this honor by team- mate Jim Wiggilis. Things have never looked brighter at OSU. Jim Wood's conversion goes through the uprights. The new wider goal posts weren't needed, despite the efforts of the Air Force's U7 Frantic Falcons. Page 170 D. World receives some strategy from Coach Speegle while on the sidelines at the KU game, a 6-3 victory for the 'Pokes. Leaving fallen Falcons behind him, Jim VVig- gins tightropes down the sideline. 1958 FO0TBALL LETTERMEN Dan VVagner, Tom Pontius, Dick Soergel, David Cross, James Dobson, Forrest Campbell, Jim VViggins, Larry Rundle, Tony Banfield, Dan Northcutt, Vernon Sewell, Duane VVood, Jim Frazier, Charles VVillinghani, Fred Latham, John Calvin, Vandiver Childs, Richard DuPree, Howard Keys, Ton ilii y VVilson, Harold Heaty, Ralph Bock, Jim Howard, Gerald Benn, Jorge llladaniba, Bill Dodson, C. J. Harlcey, Don Hitt, Jini VVood. HESTIZR PITTNIAN JOHN CALVIN Toxuw VVILSON JORGE RIADAMBA JIM VVIGGINS NIR? 'aim Gia F FORREST C.'XAIl'lHil.I. -TERRY Hynifx FOOTBALL 'fl DAVID CROSS TJICK SOIERGEL TTOYVKRD Ixus 1958 FO0TBALL SCORE BOX OSU 31 ........ Denver, Colo., Sc-pt. 20 ,....... Denver I4 OSU 27 ........ Stillwatcr, Sept. 27 ......,......... North Texas I-l OSU 43 ..,..... NVichita, Kan., Oct. 4 ..,... .... W ichita 12 OSU 16 ,....... Tulsa, Oct. ll .....,..,,..,..... .... T ulsa 24 OSU 7 ........ Houston, Tcx., Oct. l8 ..,..... Houston 0 OSU 19 ..,..... Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 25 .... Cincinnati l-l- OSE 29 ........ Stillwater, Nov l .,,..,,.,.,, .... i Air Force 33 OSL' 14 ......., Stillwatcr, Nov S ............ ,... K ansas Statc 7 OSL' 6 i,,.,,,. Stillwatcr, Nov. I5 ................ Kansas 3 OSL' O ........ Stillwatcr, Nov 29 ,,...,,,..., .... Q Dklahonia 7 ln thc nighttime' romp at Vllichita, C. Pittman dives forward after having lu-cn unlmlanccd hy a VVI' tackler. OSI' won :1 convincing +3-12 conquest. Page l72 FO0TBALL Showing considerable concern for the for- tunes of their team against the rugged Pokes are OU coaches VVilkins0n and Jones. D, Wood almost makes a clean getaway before being dumped downfield by a NTS tackler. Wuod's run is being closely watched by D. Wag- ner, D. Northcutt and V. Sewell. BILLY Dousox CHARLES VV11.I,INcH,-ur DAN VVAGNER DON HITT DICK DLPR A. lx, -' Page 17+ . . Big 8, You Just Wait li .il IU I I IDI 33 ROVV 1: Nlax Dearing, Larry licutsehendorf, black llollingsnorth, Lew Vllade, Don llerlingtori llenry Moe Iha, Steve Roherts, Larry Sullivan. RUVV 2: Todd Ikard Tom Hamhv Rav Reina Dennis VValker lim Niehols, Arlen Clark, ba' 2 th Sea on aired B Inexperience A quarter century for Ibn . . inexperi- enee costly to season's recford . . . Captain C'lark third high in State's history '... losses small . . . good season predicted for next yea r. State? Dennis VValker and a Texas VVestern man reaeh high for a rehonncl hall. 1 1 5 1959 BASKETBALL RECORD OSU 37 . . Texas Westerli OSU . . . . Texas OSU . Baylor OSU . .Tulsa OSU . . . . 49 67 . . . VVest Virginia OSU Ohio State OSU . U.S.C. OSU Nebraska OSU . Kansas OSU Iowa State OSU . Kansas OSU Nebraska OSU Colorado OSU Oklahoma OSU Iowa State OSU . Texas OSU Nebraska OSU . hIissouri OSU . . Kansas State OSU Iowa State OSU . . . Kansas State OSU Oklahoma OSU . lNIissouri OSU . Colorado OSU . Kansas I ARRY DFLTSLHPNDORF DICK SOERGEI. BILL QILARAHAN l'pW ' - BASKETBALL PENING His 25TH smsox at Oklahoma State, Coach Henry lba found himself facing a mon- umental rebuilding task. -lust prior to basket- ball season, senior playmaker -lerry Adair signed a professional baseball contract, and sopho- more hloe lba, the coachys son, injured his knee in practice. Thus, the initial game found the Cowboys INll1LlS two Sf?Il'fCl'S. As the lone returning starter, senior center Arlen Clark did a heroic job all season long, but especially in the hectic pre-Christmas scramble. Although the green club was struggling to keep on its feet, the men showed good potential, and from the ranks, several stalwarts emerged. Among these were Don Hefhngton, who took over Adair's place as floor gen- eral, Bill Clarahan and Dennis Wlalker. After fin- ishing football, Dick Soergel joined the team, thus bolstering rebounding strength. All of these will re- turn next season, with the exception of Clarahan. MIAC!-Z HoLL1NGswoRTH Dox HErrINcToN EI H?-Xi . il -11 - 113'?ili v.. USl s outstanding Arlen C'lark tips the ball in for the Aggies as they down Texas Vllestern. Page l76 In the home win over Iowa State, stellar three-sport star D. Soergel puts up 21 shot from the free-throw line. He scored 12 of 0S1 s points in a hard-earned five-point win. LEW VVADE LETTERMEN STATISTICS 3 FG FY G Pvt. Prt. RB Pts A-vg Arlen Clark, c . . 25 .468 .852 142 509 20.4 Dick Soergel, g-f . 21 .504 .694 103 178 8.5 Don Hefhngtoxl, g 25 .365 .550 97 157 6.3 Bill Clarahan, f . 25 .361 .559 98 116 4.6 Dennis Walker, C-f 23 .469 .600 61 104 4.5 Lew Wfvade, g . . 23 .344 .619 49 77 3.3 -lack Hollingsworth, g 22 .286 .615 63 68 3.1 Larry Deutschcndorf, g 18 .333 .818 15 37 2.1 Todd Ikard, 1 . . 13 .400 .889 13 28 2.1 L. C. Gordon, g . 15 .375 .600 21 24 1.6 David hliller, f . 13 .391 .533 28 23 1.8 Toon IKARD DENNIS VV.fx1.KER idk' Page 177 BASKETBALL The Pokes figure to be much stronger next year, as this group will be joined by a promising group of freshmen, led by 6-7 Eddie Bunch. During the course of the season, Clark scored enough points to become the third highest scorer in O-State history, behind former all-Americans Bob Kurland and Bob Nlattick. He also chalked up the second highest number of points scored in one game by an Aggie player, when he racked up 42 points against Colorado. During this same game, he dropped in 24 free throws in 2-l tries, to set a na- tional record. The Colbert ace was again among the leaders in free throw accuracy, as he bucketed better than S5 per cent. Due to the unexpected personnel losses at the sea- son's outset, the Pokes' Big Fight roundball debut was a little disappointing. But the Cowpokes should return to form next season, with the return of the sharpshooting lloe lba, along with most of this yearls squad. L. C. GoRDoN .Im NICHIJLS An Iowa State player receives a close-in pass but is about to D. VValker and J. Hollingsworth try to stop an Iowa Stite be surrounded by State's leech-like defense. drive to basket. A. Clark waits for 1 possible rebound lage 178 BASKETBALL lnrzm' NIIQYIQR Three Stzltcrs grt thu' lu-at uf ll ffmr-waxy luasle in the Tcxzxf XVwtvrn A. Clark mul Smml TCXUS XVCSI- game. D. Ilcfflngtfm, H. C'lz1r:1h:1n :md D, YV:llkc1' prcpzlru ru Imu-1' tm plnwrs wutdl D HEH,mgtim-s thy- lwnrn nn Il lwfuclcllccl Hllffllltl. layup fkzlll for lun points. ,WRX 3 Q.---' D,wm fXI1l.l.1cR Rn' RISINS D C . U, .lhg ROW 1: Robert Taylor, Wayne Constant, John Addleman, Shelby Wilson. ROW 3: Ronnie Clinton, Duane Murty Max Hawkins, Pete Christenberry, Robert Herald, Ronnie Hor- Jerald VVilliams, Adnan Kaisy, Ted Ellis, Bruce Campbell ton. ROW 2: Coach Myron Roderick, Jim Cooper, Wilton Johnny Nowlin, Gordon Rule, Basil Tallent, Bobby Wilson Conine, Paul George, Dick Beattie, Tom Chesbro, Pete George, lllletmen Dominate atienal, Conference Dual Page 180 Biggest Year Ever! Twenty-one for 29 attempts . . . First the Big Eight, then NCAA champions . . . Beattie and Ellis take national crowns . . . One sea- sonal upset by Sooners retaliated. 1959 WRESTLING RECORD VVon 9-Lost 1-Tied 0 OSU . . 32 0 .... Nebraska OSU . . 26 4 . . Kansas State OSU . 19 7 . . . Oklahoma OSU . 26 0 . . Colorado State OSU . 16 10 . . Greeley State OSU . 30 0 . . Colorado Nlines OSU . 24 0 . . lklankato State OSU . 19 7 V. . Iowa State OSU . 12 14 . . . Oklahoma osu . is 9 . . iowa mfiiiifxs? , . Q JK iw way ?i fa. ,, ,lm . . X - M'f'fv . ,, ,Qw- - Q -AM , f's1f,w.,..,,, M ' F 'V , f 4 .. .-,,A.W f 2 S A-+1aQ1s1?f5fg2fgf 5 Q 2 fi::2Y4S2siQ: 1 N , wmv j fz 3 . 7' 355 A g gy : - . 5fy 15 : , ' 573. +, :,, , WE 5? ' ggi QW 5 5 -X S sf fi Y 3 Aff: ightly Regarded Cowpoke ine nares Second . Second To One: Rain Second place . . . VVeatherman crucified in mind's eye . . . The rains came down!!! . . . Defense is key word . . . Twelve op- ponents have blushing offense . . . Consen- sus: Missouri never had it so good! 1958 BASEBALL RECDRD VVon l7-Lost 6 OSU . . 3 7 . . Sam Houston OSU . . 7 l . . Arkansas OSU . . 9 6 . . Arkansas OSU . . 18 4 . . Buena Vista OSU . . 17 l . . Buena Vista OSU . . 5 4 . . Kansas State OSU . . 3 l . . Kansas State OSU . . 5 0 . . Kansas State OSU . . 3 4 . . Oklahoma OSU . . 9 l . Oklahoma OSU . . 6 7 . . Kansas OSU . . 0 l . . Kansas OSU . . 4 2 . . . Kansas OSU . . 8 l . . Nebraska OSU . . 6 l . . Nebraska OSU . . 2 l . . . Nebraska OSU . . 2 0 . . . Colorado OSU . . 8 0 . . . Colorado OSU . . 7 3 . . . Colorado OSU . . ll 3 . . Iowa State OSU . . 8 ll Iowa State OSU . . ll 0 . . Iowa State OSU . . 4 12 . . .lwissouri A good follow-through may mean the difference as to whether or not the pitch is over-the-plate or whether or not it is a good clean hit. Two of the Oklahoma State diamondmen demonstrate how to follow through. Page l82 xi wiv 'Z 'M 'W T 123 ROW 1: Mike Mulvihill, Bob Sloan, Ben Bancroft, Tim Greene, Dale DeHart, jerry VVebster, Toby Greene fffoachj. ROW 2: Marion Moss fAssistant Coachj, Winford Chandler, Jim Mihura, Joel Horlen, Sanford Jech, Roy Peterson, Bob During outfield workout this O-Stater calls for it and then goes in for what could be a decisive catch. VVarner. ROVV 3: jim VVollard QAssistant Coachj, Toby Bensinger, Bob Adams, Dick Soergel, Bill Holderman, Lowell Townsend, Jerry Adair, Don Soergel. BASEBALL OMPETING IN THE mo EIGHT for the initial time in a major sport, the Cowboys served notice of things to come, as Coach Toby Greenels 15th baseball season marched to a second place finish in league standings. For the second straight year, the Cowpokes lost a championship to the weatherman in 1958, as the last two games of the year with champion Klissouri were rained out. The season was, however, considered a success. Field- ing an unseasoned club which was not highly regarded in preseason guessing, State surprised every one with a strong defense that limited 12 opponents to one run or less, and a more than adequate offense. Jtflly Adair, Jerry VVebster, Dale DeHart and Bob VVarner formed an outstanding defensive infield, to back up a rugged pitching staff led by Dick Soergel, joel Horlen and Roy Peterson. Adair led the Poke sluggers with a .-l-38 bat- ting average, followed by Soergel at .38-l and VVebster, 368. Page l83 printer-heavy Cindermen ake Fine howing . . . A Mercurial Relay Team Sprinters, sprinters, all those sprinters . . . Team develops, does well . . . Four quick men run a relay . . . Doo- ley clears the bar at lil '... Olf cut off at the pass again . . . lil' breaks Big 8 tape, We're third! 1958 TRACK REC0llD DLFALS OSU . . 71 ZX3 67 lf3 . Oklahoma OSU . . 89 47 . Oklahoma Collegiate All-Stars RELAYS Texas relays: OSU first in 880 relay and invi- tational 100 Arkansas relays: OSU first in 440, 880, and mile relay, pole vault, and 100 Kansas relays: OSU Hrst in 880 relay Drake relays: OSU first in 440, 880 relay Big 8 conference: OSU third QUADRANGULAR osu. . . room Northwestern 35 Central . . 31 IW, TRIANGULAR Nebraska . . 84 Oklahoma State 43 Houston . . 43 Tulsa . . ROW 1: Ralph Higgins QCoachJ, Randall Norwood, Miles Buchanan, Dale Farquharson, Niki Mugg, Kent Metcalf. ROVV Eisenman, Kenny Covert, Orlando Hazley, Dean Wilkinson, 3: Vernon Haddox, Clyde Northrup, John Shackleford, T m Maurice Zwillenherg, Al Hamra fAssistant Coachj. ROW 2: Harlan, Frank Wade, jim Graham, Tom Burch, Jorge Ma Jack McPhail, Ronnie Carroll, Sam Pegues, Terry Covert, Jim damba, Eddie Best. TRACK HE CINDERNIEN OF COACH RALPH HIGGINS hit a snag in l958, finding themselves just a bit shy of material, other than an outstanding group of sprinters. However, the team came along well and managed a 5-2-l season record. The Pokes also showed up well in several of the big relay carnivals. The 880-yard relay team was especially successful. The four-man speed team, made up of Orlando Hazley, Bob lWcFarling, Ken Covert and Vernon Haddox, raced to victory in the Drake relays, the Kansas relays, the Arkansas relays and the Texas relays. In their opening dual, with the power-laden Kansas Jayhawks, the Cowboys dropped a 45-90 decision, as Kansas swept the distance events and the Held events. State's only breakthrough in the field events was with star polevaulter Aubrey Dooley. The high point of the season was State's upset win over favored Oklahoma university. It was a nip and tuck affair all afternoon, but the Punchers came out on the long end of a 71 213 to 64 lf3 score. Rounding out the season, the Cowboys placed third in the Big Eight tournament, which was won by Kansas. TOP: Jogging around the practice field is the cross country pack, led by NI. Eisenman. MIDDLE: Tom Burch breaks the tape in the 880-yard run, outstepping a Sooner rival. BOTTOM: Sam Pegues clears the 6-5 mark by using a style known as the Texas roll. 1 I Tense muscles express determination of Bob McFarling, 1958 broadjumper. Page l85 oller Tee 0lt lln Big 8 llivalg Take Title Roll Out The Carpet Labron Harris rolls a natural . . . 11th sea son . . . Pesky Eagles gain tie but We re still . . . Undefeated . . . Triumph at Broad moor . . . Bacon brought home in Big 8 trophy . . . Fine Indeed! 1958 GOLF REC0llD VVOn OSU 20M OSU 16 OSU 1156 OSU 13 OSU 9f6 OSU an OSU ll OSU 17M OSU 18 OSU 132 HOU OSU . OSU OSU OSU . l-Tied 3 . Nebraska . . Tulsa Kansas State North Texas . Wichita North Texas . Oklahoma . Oklahoma . NViehita . . Tulsa ITATIONAL . . Texas . S. RI. U. North Texas . Klemphis State 'IOP C lfer James Harris watches h p fct th ee f t putt drop into the cup. BOTTOM Senior team member Kent Hnrlhurt Let a pair of freshmen in the proper form f ch mpioi ship putting. Page 186 GOLF OLF COACH LABRON HARRIS' llth season at the helm of the OSU linksmen was perhaps his most successful ever. The Cowpokes marched through the regular 1958 season without tasting defeat. They were tied, however, by the pcrcnnially powerful North Texas State Eagles in a match at Denton. The Pokes had earlier turned the Eagles back in a Stillwater match. Aside from their fine dual meet record the Punchers also fared very well in tournament play. On May 9-10, 1958, State competed in the Broadmoor Invitational, at Colorado Springs, winning first place with a team score of 918 strokes. This was 26 strokes better than second place. The Pokes also came home with the bacon in their first Big Eight tourney, romping away 33 strokes in front of second place Cklahoma. Colorado was third, 47 strokes behind the high-Hying Cowboys. inf TCA Terry Wilcox prepares to slam a drive off the tee. JACK ELLIS, JAMES HARRIS, KENT HI'RLBI'RT, JIM VVRIGHT, TERRY VVILCOX, LABRON HARRIS fCoachJ. A WW ,ie STANDING: Coach Myron Roderick, Harry Taylor, Don Cate, Mike Poizner. KNEELING: Ron Ramming, Max Prewitt Var ity Tenni Team Nabs Share Oi Title Page 188 Netmen Shutout 8 One blot on the record . . . spoilers were whitewashed next time around . . . Happy day! OU series swept... Vaunted Colorado tied in Big 8 tourney finals . . . Good show!!! 1958 TENNIS RECORD VVon 13 - Lost l OSU . . . 7 0 . . Kansas State OSU . . 5 2 . . Okla. Baptist OSU . . . 7 0 . . . Nebraska OSU . . . 2 5 . . . Wichita OSU . . . 7 O .... Kansas OSU . . 7 O . . Kansas State OSU . . . 7 0 ..... Tulsa OSU . . 7 0 . S. W. of VVinfield OSU . . . 7 0 ..... Tulsa OSU . . 5 2 . . Okla. Baptist OSU . . 7 0 . S. VV. of VVinfield OSU . . . -l 3 . . . Oklahoma OSU . . . 7 O . VViehita OSU . . . -l 3 . . Oklahoma TENNIS ED BY SENIORS Mike Poizner and Ron Ramming, the 1958 Oklahoma State tennis crew punched out an excellent dual meet record of 13 wins and one defeat. The Cowboys also did themselves proud in the season ending Rig Eight tournament, tying vaunted Colorado for first place honors. Poizner won the conference singles championship at this tourney and then teamed with Ramming to give OSU the doubles championship as well. The only team to defeat the Oklahoma State netters was Wichita university, but the Punchers avenged this loss. with a 7-O whitewashing of the Wheatshockers in the return match. In fact, the Cowboys amassed no less than eight shutouts in the course of the season. They accomplished this feat twice against Kansas State and against Southwestern of VVinfield. The Cowpokes also swept the series with Oklahoma for the first time in several years. Don Cate serves up a hot smash past his opponent in his bid for OSU tennis honors this season. Racing from the hackcourt in order to loh the ball hack over the net is State's Ronnie Anglemyer. mix E, vm ,W i.., Edits, i. ..,i.. ,H Y mer if ' 126' iafgck .V A Qtr. ., ,.,. in John Agnos slams one as Bob Shaver waits for a return. Page 189 ettermen' Club l Oldest Student Organization H0 CLUB JERRY HA1-E President JOE CRUTCHFIELD Vice-President DoN GARN ER Secretary- Treasurer ROVV 1: Joe Crutchfield fPresidentj, Donald Garner fSecre- tary-Treasurerj, Vandiver L. Childs, Duane VVood, Art Hall, Robert Vanlandingham, Dan Northcutt, Forrest Campbell, jim Wood, ROW 2: John Jacob, John Calvin, Robert Fischel, Clyde Northrup, Tom Burch, Aubrey Dooley, Kent Metcalf, Ken Covert, Eugene Plummer. ROVV 3: Joe Horlen, Dan O THE HOU CLUB goes the pleasurable task of select- ing the homecoming queen each year. This year their choice was lX'Iiss LaMeeia Phillips. Another homecoming weekend event sponsored by the let- terman's club is the homecoming dance. The oldest student organization on the OSU campus, having been founded in 1909, is unique among campus organizations in requiring its members to have won a letter in a varsity sport. The club's intention is to instill fellowship, sports- manship and scholarship among athletes and to render service to the athletes in all ways possible. It is representative that this club for lettermen ath- letes should hold its meetings in the trophy room of Gallagher hall, which includes some mementos of OSU's finest moments in sports. VVagner, Roy Carberry, Roy Peterson, James Howard, Dick Soergel, Tommy Fine, Vernon Sewell, Dick Dupree, Ralph Bock. ROW 4: Jim Cooper, Dale DeHart, Bob Sloan, C. J. Harkey, Vernon Haddox, Tom Harlan, Eddie Sutton, Jorge Madamba, Tom VVilson, Tary Wilkinson, Bobby Taylor. Page 190 FRED PI. JEVVETT CiLEN BRATCHER BLRI At STIN I ANDREW HoLLrY Cabinet Feresee Future Gro th Ol Athletic THLETIC .AFFAIRS AT STATE are administered jointly by the coaches, the athletic director and the ath- letic cabinet. Among these three has developed an athletic program second to none in balance and one which is constantly gaining in strength and prestige. Cliff Speegle, in his fourth year as head football coach, has had excellent success in his rebuilding pro- gram, which bore bowl fruits this year. The Bluegrass bowl trophy was brought home to the already overflow- ing trophy case in Gallagher hall. Adding honors to his record as both basketball coach and athletic director was Henry P. Iba, now in his 25th year of serving in both capacities here. The athletic cabinet, which spearheaded the move for Big liight membership, feels that there is a great oppor- tunity for future growth and development in athletics. ssooiotiion Promote Women' Intramural WOMEN'S llECREATl0N ASSOClATl0N SHARON KELLET President KATHRYN B UNNELI. Vifff-President LINDA 'TAPP Secretary PAT JONES Business jllllflllgfif' HE WoMEN's RECREATION ASSOCIATION, which was founded on the Oklahoma State campus in 1920, extends membership to coeds who have participated in two intramural activities in one semester. Al- though the chief function of the organization is sponsor- ing of the women's intramural program, thc students have conducted coeducational volleyball and tennis in- tramurals on the campus this year. A sports jamboree was also held for all women on the campus. Highlighting the year's activities is the honor ban- quet held in the spring, at which time awards are pre- sented to the sorority, sorority pledge class and inde- pendent team having the highest accumulation of points at the end of the school year. The coveted OH award is presented to all girls who are members of three var- sity teams, or two varsities plus seven sports. ROVV 1: Valerie Colvin fSponsorl, Kathryn Bunnell CVice- Sharon VVhite. ROVV 3: floppy MeCune, Barbara VVen- Presidentl, Pat Jones CBusiness Managerl, Sharon Kellet dorif, Helen Gore, Jo Claire Stone, Georgia Kerhy, Dorothy CPresidentl, Linda Tapp QSecretaryj. ROW 2: Barbara Bullock. ROVV 4: Ann Adams, Carol Baughman, Cindy Jones, james, Monica Harting, Virginia Diehl, Kathryn Dobson, Linda Skidmore, Suzy Nurse, Erol Linda Fausett, Sandy Trigg. Page 192 The sporting beauty nf fencing is that of poise, form and stature of the body. Helen Gore scoops in a hook shot as Julie Lytle attempts to prevent the score. WRA tennis enthusiasts continue playing as late evening shadows grow longer. WOMEN'S RECREATl0N ASSOCIATl0N Judy Roberts gives her every effort but fails to make 11 home-run for the Kappas. Ima Page l93 ntramuralers Seek The All- pert Treph David Schedler and Russel Dicks start early practice for intra- mural golf. X , . 14-4 1958-59 ALL-UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS Basketball . Bowling . Freethroirs Handball Singles . Doubles . 'liable Tennis Singles Doubles . Tennis . Football . Volleyball . VVrestling . . . Shooting Stars Sigma Alpha lfpsilon . . Kenneth Soper . . . Bob LaRue HI. Peace, li. Russell . . Fred Chadsey F. Chadsey, If. Chase . . . . Bob Shaver . . . Seven Aces . . . Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha lfpsilon Cioanox G1l.1aifRT, Director of 1Ien's Intramurals ln intramural football play, Sigma Nu's Steve Roberts passes to teammate as lietas go high to block the pass. Page 19+ MEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Sport Club, Dorm Basketball . P. Club Bowling . . P. E. Club Ereethrows . P. E. Club Swimming . E. Hennett3 Table Tennis . . BSU Tennis . . Thatcher Football . . Thatcher Volleyball . Thatcher Badminton .... Handball . . . VVrestling . Fraternities Kappa Sigma SAE Sigma Nu Sig Ep SAE Beta Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi ATO SAE Dale Stehno, with a determined look and a clean Curve, howls to victory for PiKA. Independent Shooting Stars Seven Aces Pan-American li. Branson CSD B. Branson CDD D. Buchan CDD Helping the K-Sigs to first place in intramural track is B. Vlleatherholt, as he Sprints home in the 60-yard dash. 'QF Page 195 'hut Lynn Pitts shows his form as he tries to pin his C. Clack receives a set from Bell to spike the opponent in wrestling competition. Kappa Sigs to an all-university title win. Coming up under a hard drive is Sig Ep's ace of the badminton Court, Bill Cory. Jack Leino and Jack Bell go through their paces before the all-College finals. beneath the boards. In basketball, the rebound is just as important as the Held- goal. The Lambda Chis and the Sigma Chis battle it out Page 196 ChapTer 7 Campus Life 7- f' ' 'f Here it is: bells, books, coffee, evenings in spring. Here's the night We Walked. Street- lights. Leaves in rain. We made notes. We were very good at making notes On what the professor thought we thought he said, And at gazing at him and thinking of something else, Poems, maybe . . . or maybe last night . . . or something. We spoke our mind in print, in the College Weekly. Definitely against the examination system. JOHN HOLMES nw f mm K QS iWfjij'21 , wif K MQW gsm s R gsm N. 12,1 Q eg, 4 K X M 'fra Lam 'Wi k ighs 1 ,w mi 11. dx, .ff-Q X 4 11 'j 5 1... '51 X , Zi - - , ,Y WM , 1 K ,. Y K . 5 :g re A ,S 'ii wp' gags' . mf -1-Usa mr x gr K1 v- KB uf-x K Q A 1 L1 Ig Q .Vai :hw .Nxt x fm l xxx!! X this , fd f 13 ,5 ky will 5 M' tt Qgi- im xxx NN f-.R L I . an R WR ,1 K W... i N As if rnrvrnings H't'1't'lllI had enmigh without srnncthing like this halppcning to ll fullzl. just ll little wzitci' and :ill swect tlrczirns :ire rent asun- der. And so the day begins . . . Freshmen for the first time experience casting of ballots. The ballots are counted by Kathryn Rule, Dean J. N. Baker and M. U. Ayres. Opposites meet New student seeks adjustment to books and social life, profusion of time and lack of it, the calm and chaotic. He must decide whether to study now and Cram later, or to cram later. irt Impression Of niversity Life Conflict The rush is on! The beginning of each semester has this familiar scene of good-natured confusion at the bookstore. ' 1 - 1 Going places and doing things No moments are lost between class and free hours, as all are typically collegiate. hlust hurry to keep pace with campus. Endless is the swirl of fun. Loafers and bobby-socks are conventional at a movie to make a casual Friday evening. The line's longg Iet's hope the show isf good. Coming into the Union from a brisk walk in the snow, pert young Betty Kendrick is all smiles and doesn't mind the weather a bit. 3 is .if 1 4 K X Q ggi , . V A v:.' .E' : LQ. A sz E1 V 2 Q Page 203 -V: ,1.: X I- ,fm A ,S gi 5 3, W , SSB 2 ,fl 3 :Q if rw W his as Q, .ggigisg if Page 204 'B Vllith zi gleam of satisfaction in his ehniee, Cris Ba reeeives help from Sigma Nu members zat moving into ho enth Oi Preparation peut In One Week Greek system First impression: many houses, more people, and mueh fun. One heetie Week to deeide, then Contribute your ull. Happy tears, sincere hnndshnkes, lasting friends. Prospective pledges wonder just what's under that big hat as they watch the Beta rush skit. 'Z Q33 .2 I K MW W , M ......,...L.,., ,V ,iyxgggw-xgggjwzliil 2 'X is , A 77 Ax, ff W , A q - ,. f 53 f 1iiQ.gQ51?? 1. .0 A ,NNW LW '--N ' ' gf 7 1 ,. 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A time to relax and to rest from the hectic everyday coed's life. 6 ormal Education'-That Ain't ll! Pledging an organization enters into almost every studentls life. Extra-curricular jobs and activities all increase potentialities. .. - - M T f M v .4-gf-f-5 X W... Students und instructors gn on chz1rrette tn end Z1 problem. It's 21 Chz1raCte1'istict scene for crosswnrcl enthusi- asts to pursue their tlziily pastime while trying tn zlvnid the professor's eye. JS Supervision and observance of children at play are two of the many duties that gn into teaching, as shown by by Peggy Steele. Page 207 Page 208 The Dukes of Dixieland parade through an excited ine Arts Productions Appreciated By tudents Cultural opportunities . . are many and diverse. Students tloek to lieldhnuse or auditorium to see world-reeognized talent. Experienees for nppreeiation enliven the routine. Danseuer of the Ballet Russe, George Zoriteh, during a performance. Sentell Fox eagerly waits as Frank Assul Dukes of Dixieland, autographs a program. Backstage before making her appearance, the vocalist with the Benny Goodman hand is inter- viewed by radio station KVRO's Dusty Miller. Swinging out in inspired fashion at the OSU fieldhouse is the Benny Goodman ork. BG and group kept the feet tapping with One U'clock Jump and such. hip? ew awww-yu'-,,, 5 ,U- Page 209 gs...- 1, 2 rl 'Sf' E, ,. Q-1 ff. l 'ff M I Ring :i tail! VVin ai derby! was the cry of the Zctrfs at the Student l'nion fziir. This booth, llcpvilt Alley, was the money winning booth of the fair. 54' if Myriad iddiiiiid Provided By didn Page Zlll Starting place From coilcc to convocations. All is ccntcrcd :it the Union. Efforts of many, enjoyment of all is typical of activities promoted by the Union. Following the campus tradition of the daily indulging, students flock to the Starlite room for their cup of java. Harold Mcllrrmy' crowns Pi Phi Ann Blackman, Fairest of the Fair. Page Student Union fair flamenco music is being furnished by the Murray hall South of the Bor- der barber shop. Steady there, warns Ronny Vin- cent, as he helps with the Chi O Student Union fair booth. 'ir I Rumors in the air Will We accept or not? All the Way to Louisville! Hastily arranged queen contest, weather-threatened ilight, eagerly sought Walk-out. Typical of unprecedented honors. cam Honored B Loyal fans display SIIIICYS name at initial Blue Grass bowl game. Blue Grass bowl queen Karen Lamkin offers moral support to the football team along the side- lines :lt Louisville. itation To ew ,lr if Bo I Page 212 Bob Kurland is among the people who gathered to honor Coach Iba on his 25th anniversary at Oklahoma State. Forrest Campbell proudly displaysv the trophy which was won by the OSU Cowboys at the Blue Grass howl, where State defeated Florida State. Page 213 Page 21-l eeialites Star In The Weekend eenes A time to play hlusie, dancing, laughter. An evening out of the ordinary when all forget responsibility. Chances to assume favorite character and leave self behind. l l l Comin' through the rye, or some such thing, at the Kappa Sigma Mardi Gras. Obviously enjoying themselves are N. Rafferty, R. Tharp, R. Shoemaker and C. Baker. Page 215 Wearing their tickets of admis- sion to the Pajama Party, sleepless ATOS and dates lounge on their traditional bed. The ends of Sadie Hawkins week are captured, ending the upside down dating approach honored during the week of hectic male submission. Playsuits and pinafores exemplify wishes to recall youth at Beta Kiddie Party. 1 'M Y From VV:1gons to VVings in feminine clothing styles won Phi Delta Theta fraternity the grand champion trophy. tie ,, t h ,1, . . do Welcome, Alum, To Fo tivitio In Your Honor Page 216 Efforts rewarded People, time and cooperation needed. Weeks are so short, then just one long night till the judging. Final reinforcements and a prayer for fair Weather-then a trophy. Long into the night they labored . . Cordell men prepare Z1 prize-winner The Pi Phi's 'IA Monarch Born , a float that placed first in beauty, proves a crowd-pleaser on Still- waterls Nfain street. Page 217 UHave Team-VVill Conquer gave first place honors in originality to the Chi Omegas. TOP: Delta Chi's unique house decoration was grand champion. BOTTOM: Lambda Chi decora- tion placed first in class HB. Q-uni...-.1-xml On To Victory Games, cheerleaders, maseots, queens. So much to see. Spirit and enthusiasm ripple through the air. The events are always Victorious to their partisan spectators. Tense moments and overwhelming anxiety are the dominating char- acteristics which help the team to put forth that extra eflort. W ---...fa-0' lfort Ol Team De erve Highet Acclaim Pistol Pete, newly adopted mascot for the Cowboys, tells OSU ma- jorettes all about what a fine team he represents. Page LaMecia Phillips was crowned UO club queen by Joe Crutchfield. 219 A spasm of greatest energy thrusts this OU sign in path of OSU feet. Victorious, but injured, valuable OSU football player Jorge Madamba arrivesl at the Stillwater airport after the CiIlClIl1'lZlfl battle. Page 220 Carefree couples with dancing feet don party clothes, f l t l h f l 01' CVCFYOIIC OVCS 0 CZIHCCQ CVCFYOIIC EIS Z1 OIAIUR . eseinating Evening With Lasting Memories Always to be remembered Highlighting the social world. Those special events, long planned and long awaited. Swirling feet A and dancing hearts in their own world until the magic hour of midnight. lWemhers of Delta Chi and their dates view the art gallery at the Playboy formal. I in The Dorsey hand, one of the most popular to Crime in the campus this year, ended a successful Greek week's activities. The mistletoe, the state flower of Oklahoma, has an- other perhaps more universal fame. It serves the latter purpose at the mistletoe march. A tinsel-wrapped mom surrounded and filled with a rush of imaginary snowflakes and real peuple like Betty -lerome and date at the KD Snow hall. Disgruntled students sacrifice usual Saturday night of fun and dates to study for that much dreaded exam. Page 222 hat Necessary Evil-How To Get 0ut 0E It I t 's a problem! School harder? Fewer hours in each day? Or is the Sunroom just too noisy to study these days? VVe11, it's the Well-roundedv education we Want anyway. Students Hook to the Sun room A f for ri mlnute of relaxation or ff for 21 Chance to finish homework. Page 223 Check-out clerk Robert VanLandingham clears the emergence of students from the crowded Uonce-too-large library. He thought he'd study. He thought he'd study in the library. He thought he'd take a quick nap. S0 he did I I I Z2 ,ft ,fs ,w- ff- Page 224 Months of work Daily practices, sewing circles, construction sessions. All hands needed for a winning show. One last song practice, a final pound of glitter, and the show will go on. Asia, Africa, Europe and South America had to take the hack seat when the Thetas returned to North America on their Kontinental Kapers. parkling Cat Face Li e And Film Audience A world tour via balloon gave first place in menls division to Kappa Sigma as a frus- trated student received his wish by a genie. TOP: A mermaid, octopi and sea- hurses from Atlantis appear by way of the men of Cordell, giving them second in men's division. BOTTOM: The coolies from Japan were the opening for the ChiOs stage- like prucluctinn. Their Kontinental Oriental skit tfmk best in show. The attention-getting clung of the cymbal announces the next leg on ll tunr of the orient by the Kappas, plac- ing second in women's division. age . ,, . . V Lf . 2, ,mi -V Wim, 1--in 1 w fm, ,,ae.1ww -ik ' -ffr5G'fwzfw- K Mm 5'9 4' A, f , -A Q W A ,,.., .Am-M...-.M,.,,.,.,., f, -L. 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A tense moment in the portravnl of ai man cast from soeietv Page 228 the Fine Arts festival plaig An Enemy of the Peoplei' ooo World As Character lll Your Choice Tryouts . . . another chance Endless opportunities. Nlakeup, props, publicity, a starring role. A representation of life itself. The serious, the sublime. A field to which you can give and get talent. The elaborate and unique stage setting of Desk Set made it one of the most interesting of campus plays. Burris DeBenning and Charlene Proctor rehearse for Theater guilds musical, 'fBrigudoon. Page 229 As he dances with P. Moore, M. Mackey is displaying one of the bright costumes from 'lBrigadoon. Those idle moments Sometimes constructive and sometimes otherwise. Time dedicated to procrastination. A game, a spectator, a song. A brief respite from the expected. Zorro strikes at Theta pond. The campus awoke one morning, and there Hit was. ndless llpportunitie For elf Diver ion Even the Hstrictly male game of pool can he conquered by Il woman, as shown by this coed playing in the SU game room. Talent, ah such talent! Demon- strating her prowess on the hula hoop is Carol Baker. Athletic participation provides students with tension releases. VVith the advent of stereo, hi-fidelity and the surge of 4-5 platters, Bill Kempster, shut off from the outside world, contemplates the pur- chase of one of the latest albums. Page 231 A s:1uc'vr :md inhzilmirzlnts from uuter space land- ccl in the K:1pp:1's front yard tn take first. .lime Rohm,-rts :md Hola ,lUl'lIlSOI1 do thc 2ll'l'ZlIlglIlgQ Connie Calvin :mil Don C'r:11g await develuprnelits Ull tlicir furth- Curning clutc. Love is blind? Dates can 2 ln' frm. K! A ...gi in X A fx' , . 'l . , 'ss ,fbi ,-7, si f Q. nfl VVhcthcr the desire be clothes, Coke-s ru' cntertriinrncnt, the Cmnpus L'llI'llQl'H provides all. g. 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Fi: ,- . i i -, if 5 3' Q FK' ' Q-V f-I. 3 - 5 gf 0 K 3 , .,.,, 2 Q 7 Q' K 1 zur r L , Sherry Swearngin became the first Princess Athena, being selected during Greek week. raternitie Page 237 mprovomont Ro ult From Coordinated Effort INTERFRATERNITY COUNClL XYERNON GARRISON Prexidfrzt IJRAN ic CRONK Vim'-President RoN NVICKHAM Srfrfflzzry H.1.Roi.D XVARE Trwzsurffr ROVV 1: Bill Russell, Bob Brase, Kenneth Kastl, Ronald VViek- ham tSeCretaryj, Vernon Garrison CPresidentD, Frank Cronk tVice-Presidentj, Harold VVare tTreasurerJ, james Edward Bowles, Andrew V. Cummins. ROVV 2: johnny Maxwell, Don Jackson, Clark jones, Pat Hand, S. ll. Borunda, Stanley Jones, Frank P. Pierce, Jim Gosting, Ernie VValker, john Mus- TRIVING NOT ONLY to cultivate high fraternity ideals, the seventh annual Greek week program, Sept. 28 to Oct. 3, 1958, was designed to promote a greater understanding and better relations between the USU fraternities and the general public. Another important phase of the annual program of the IFC is attendance at the national interfraternity conference. Eleven delegates represented the OSU chap- ter of IFC this year as they ventured to Atlanta, Ga., tor the meeting of NIC. The men of IFC have participated in a program aimed at improving the status of the Greek system. VVith a marked improvement in scholarship, a strengthened pledge training program, and an acceptable social pro- grarn, the IFC has more to offer the local chapters. eato. ROVV 3: Al Savage, Harvey Hamilton, Mike Brown, Boh llunter, Melvin Semrad, K. D. Dixon, Jay Gardner, James Behrends, Phil Middleton, Mitch jones, Cliff Bath. ROW 4: Richard S. Pilgrim, Bob Cornforth, James Exline, K. D. Grein- er, joe Langley, Ken Ketner, Dave Cawthon, Eugene F. Martin, Connie Mcllvoy, Charles Plott, D. II. Rutledge, Jr., Bill Ellis. I age 238 ROVV li jill Roherts trfreasurerj, Linda Skidmore tSeeretaryJ, Jenn Nickel lPresidentj, Linda Shumard Cl'anhellenie Senatorl, ROVV 2: Mary Loy, Betty Firehaugh, Kathy jones, 'laequie Priee, Dorothy Ruppelius. ROW' 3: Charlotte llollopeter, Le- ororitie Abide B PANHELLENIC COUNClL Aliaxx NICKEL Presidezzt l,INll.X SKIDNIORE Serretary -lui Rom3RTs ywft'1l.5'llftPI' Ziii..x1.x PATCHIN Sp af it o r ola Melklurphy, Shaila R. Aery, Fran VVatldill, liarhara MC- Cullough, Judy Mills. ROVV 4: Jo Stankewitz, Patsy Spurr, Ann Blackman, Ann Stanley, Mary Lou Thomas, Zella Cres- well. Council Deci ion .xNHi2i.I.iiNie AIIZNIBERS FIND that they must take upon themselves many responsibilities. To organ- ize and manage formal rush, to make decisions and rules for the sororities to abide by, and to co- sponsor, with IFC, the Panhellenic-IFC sing each spring and Greek week each fall, are some of their niany tasks. The council also sponsors a Korean war orphan through the parent plan and a junior Panhellenic group made up of representatives from the pledge Classes. At their spring reception each year a scholarship trophy is given the sorority with the highest grades and another trophy is awarded to the sorority and fraternity who have sung the hest during the spring sing. Klenihership consists of two delegates from each soeial sorority on eainpus. Nleetings are held weekly. Page 239 JbNIOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Une of the projects which this assembly of fraternity pledges sponsored this year, was a drive for old clothes to he given to needy children of Stillwater. ROVV 1: D. H. Rutledge, Jr. I.F.C. Advisorj, Bill John- son, Alex Merk, Bob Quintana, Thad Holcombe, Sam Alexander fSecretaryl, Ronald Henry, Fred YVilkinson, M. Jackson. ROVV 2: Tom Sailors, Lawrence Fisher, Jerry Middlehusher, Bob Beaver, Charles Lovett, James Hadden, Richard VVilliams, JUNl0R PANHELLENIC COUNClL A main project of Junior Panhellenic is a party for mission children, at which stuifed dolls and marble bags, made by the members, are given to the girls and boys. ROVV 1: Zella Creswell CSponsorj, Jo Stankewitz fSponsorj, Louis Schumacher, Joseph Alexander, David MacAlpine. ROW 3: Tom Mason CVice-Presidentj, Bob Feist, John Schnei- der, Bill Turrentine, David Stratton, Keril Massey, Richard Hollis, Larry Blackledge, Harold Burlingame, Gene Garrett. ROVV 4: Earl Vllakefield, Dick Fallin, Dennis Geneva, Phil Schwartz fljresidentl, Brian H. Upp, Charles Doughty CTreas- urerl, Don Davis, Lowell Ilall, Jerry D. Hull, Frank Smith, Charley Thompson. Betty Gardner CPresidentl, Pat Savage QTreasurerj, Charlotte Myers CSecretaryl. ROVV 2: Bohbye Cunningham, Mary Ann Stewart, Jo Pender, Judy Calhoun, Jo Ann Fowlkes. ROW 3: Sue Cappel, Luanne Brady, Jane Bassett, Mary Ann Smith, ,ludy Stroud. ROW 1: Gary D. Bracken, Douglas Gene Branch, John Paul John F. Reinert, Monte F. Richardson, Wildon R Schmidt, Buie, James Richard Buskel, William G. Ellis, Jerry Don Hy- Lowell V. Thomas. den. ROW 2: Jack Alexander McPhail, Andrew Joe Reinert, HEN ACCEPTED INTO THE FRATERNITY system here at Oklahoma State, Delta Upsilon will be the oldest national fraternity on the campus. Delta Upsilon was founded at Williams col- lege, VVilliamstown, lllass., in 183-l. Delta Upsilon was established on the principle of brotherhood because it was so opposed to the secrecies and jealousies that prevailed in fraternities at that time. This was the reason for its motto, Justice Our Founda- tion.', Since then Delta Upsilon has survived the Civil war, two world wars, and has emerged stronger than ever. Here on the Oklahoma State campus, the 183-l Club is the newest authorization for colonization that the general fraternity has made. Having been on the cam- pus for only one year, the group has made plans to have a house for the following semester. Scholarship better- ment of the men who are afhliated with the colony and more widely-spread campus activities of the members and pledges are stressed by the DU men. Page 241 ew Fraternity Ba ed 0n trnng Foundation DELTA UPSILON C, 6' A 4, 'x DOUGLAS BRANCH President WILLIAM ELLIS Secretary NEIL CARTER Treasurer ACACIA JIM GosTING . . . President JIM ROBINSON . . Vice-President GERALD .ALCOCK . . . Sefretary DAX'ID RUSSELL . . Treasurer lVlen Dedieete Weekend Te Celebrate pring U ig? 1 . Q 'fs , .b'm'45,-4, ELEBRATING THE BEAUTIES of spring, the Acacias hold an annual Triangle ball weekend some time in April. The event consists of a picnic, an informal party and a formal dinner-dance. Other special parties which the members and dates enjoy are the A'Nite on the Nile, an Egyptian costume party, and the annual Christmas formal. Acacia is proud of the presidents she has produced for organization on the campus. Vernon Garrison is president of lnterfraternity councilg David Russell is president of International Relations council, and Joe Langley is president of llu Kappa Tau. Also a prominent person is Charles Heller, who is editor of the Oklahoma State Engineer. Showing loyalty to OSU, the Acacias participated in all intramural sports and were league runner-up in basketball. Each year they contribute a beautiful float or house decora- tion to the homecoming festivities. Page 242 JIM GosTINo President Girls bound from class to the west end of the row must pass in front of this window. The parade has started and C. Greenwood, B. Garner, D. Lee and S. Acree are there to watch. ACACIA ROW 1: Mrs. George Williams fHostessj, Stan C. Acree, Ralph Sidney Adair, William Patrick Adams, Gerald William Alcock, jimmy Dale Allison, Larry L. Barnes, Kenneth Lamar Beard, Bob D. Bivins. ROW 2: R. Edwin Blackley, Robert E. Bose, Will Ed Bruton, Frank Carley Bryant, William Larry Camille, Charles Douglas Crosier, John DeG-arimore, John Neil England, Bob Garner. ROW 3: Vernon L. Garrison, Tom H. Geis, Dennis Clayton Geneva, Tom Edward Gillespie, Randall Clay Greenwood, jim A. Gosting, Robert A. Haiges, David K. Haviland, Charles O. Heller. ROW 4: Hays Thomas Hinrichs, Herman Patrick Hinrichs, Lonnie james Howard, Kenneth M. Johnson, Larry Z. Johnson, Melvin Edwin Jones, Jr., Russell Martin Joyner, Billy Wayne Kemp, Don F. Kirkland. ROVV 5: Joe M. Langley, Carl T. Larkin, Victor Kirke Bla- lone, Hal Dean McClellan, Charles E. McCullough, James Phillip McElhaney, Val VV. Mitchell, Lloyd Henry Morgan, Charles Jack Pickering. ROW 6: Charles W. B. Rafferty, James E. Robinson, Lyle Douglas Rowe, Oris Dale Smith, Jack Edwin Spillman, Sonny Stone, VVendell E. Sullins, VVilliam A. Thedford. ROVV 7: G. Austin Thomason, J. Vernon Thomason, Earl Austin VVakefield, Fred John Wallace, Jack William Walters, Gary Ray VVilliamson, VVilliam Wallace Yeandle, Tom H. Youngblood, Jr. Page ALPHA CHI 0MEGA Lois HAAN BUSKIRK . . . President KAREN KRAL'sE . . Vice-President SLJZIE NURSE . . . Secretary ELEANOR LAND . . Treasurer 66 ale Heaven Nets A Fir t For Alpha Chi 9. ' P C' '- 'eww' 0 'N G - EADERSHIP AND SPORTSNIANSHII' go hand and hand at the Alpha Chi house. For the first time at OSU the all-sorority sports trophy and the sportsmanship trophy are both housed by the same group. Leadership in campus activities is displayed by Karen Krause, member of Hlortar Board, president of YVVCA, secretary of Arts and Sciences Student council, listed in VVho's Whog Kathy Jones, secretary of Orange and Black Quillg Jean Nickel, president of Panhellenicg Pat Bratcher, president of Kappa Delta Pig Ardis Arnold, vice-president of AWS, and Pat Kingery, co- ordinator of Campus Chest. Noted for their exceptional scholarship are Lois Van Bus- kirk, Janet Wever and Laural Hirschman, who were tapped for Phi Kappa Phi. ln the beauty division the A Chi Os won a first in the Student Union fair for their booth entitled, Halo Heaven. Page Z-l-l JU? Lois VAN BUSKIRK President Alpha Chis Strate, Arnold, Netzeband and Allison show that the Christmas spirit is in season at college, as well as at their homes away from OSU. ALPHA CHI 0MEGA ROW 1: Mrs. Bell Prestridge fHostessJ, Jane Stewart Allen, Dixie Lee Allison, Ardis Ann Arnold, Barbara Joan Arnold, Bessie Lou Ann Barno, Sandra June Baldwin, Julie Ann Barth- olomew, Denise Beaubien, Mary Elizabeth Billings, Mary Gayle Binns. ROVV 2: Barbara Borden, Janice Rae Bollinger, Billye Lou Bowman, Karine Bowman, Patricia Ann Bratcher, Charlene Ann Brown, Jane Katherine Buchanan, Katrina Buchanan, Mary Carol Burns, Charlene Butler, Judy Irene Chappell. ROW 3: Elizabeth Ann Chapman, Kay Coleman, Sarah Eliza- beth Cook, Ruth Anne Craig, Linda Ellen Crawford, Ann C. Deem, Darla Auretta Denton, Mary Judith Earnheart, Jeanne Elifritz, Lois Rae Ellis, Judy K. Ervin. ROW 4: Bobbe Lee Ellison, Barbara Ann Friedemann, Carolyn Mae Friedemann, Beverly Anne Fritz, Sally Fowler, Lynda Jean Fulton, Mary Wallace Funk, C. Nancy Giddens, Vera Marie Gilham, Lynda Luise Hansen, Suzie Harris. ROW 5: Helen Helderman, Laural Lucile Hirschman, Frances Claire Hooper, Kathy Jones, Marilyn Amanda Kamp, Kay Kelly, Molly UGay Kessler, Karen Krause, Patricia Kingery, Colette Marie LaFortune, Eleanor Marie Land. ROW 6: Sharon Linda Lee, Jan Myers, Marilee Laurice Myers, Ruth Youvonne Nay, Carolyn Netzeband, Jean Ann Nickel, Carol Sue Nurse, Mary Lynne Putt, Eve Anne Rathfon, Patricia Anne Savage, Joyce Forshee Sebranek. ROW 7: Claudia Mae Shannon, Mary Ann Smith, Paula Kay Smith, Vyrla Dean Smith, Patsy Kay Spurr, Sallie Irene Strate, Linda Sue Tapp, Rhoda Tubbs, Lois Jean VanBuskirk, Sue VanBuskirk, Martha Elizabeth VVallis. ROVV 8: Marjorie Raye Walker, Barbara J. VVendorff, Janet VVever, Peggy Jill VVever, Gay Blaine Wion, Marilyn Lucille Word, Martha Louise Word, Betty Ann Wright, Jan Lee Wyatt, Carol Kay Young. Page 2-P5 ALPHA DELTA Pl PAULA KAY Rose . SARAH MCCUISTON . KIONICA HARTING . PEGGY PANTER . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer orority Sister Take Trophy In pring in , Q N: 1 :xg-. 12: if STABLISHED LOCALLY IN 1921, ADPis have ever since been making a name for themselves in scholarship as well as in beauty and leadership. They have five mem- bers in Orange and Black Quill, three in Orange Quill and one in Mortar Board. Among their host of beauties are Charlotte Hollopeter, Agronomy club queen, Sandra Prather, Redskin beauty final- ist, and Nancy Nuckolls, Oklahoma Dairy princess. These campus lovelies and their sisters won the IFC sing this year. Active ADPi pledges won first place trophy in intra- mural sports and the members won first place in basketball and softball. ' The president of lVTortar Board, the home economics sena- tor, and the outstanding senior woman on campus are all members of Alpha Delta Pi and have brought much acclaim to their beloved sorority. 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Bethell, Jeanne Kay Blood, Karen Jean Boevers, Sara Nancy Marie Nuckolls, Peggy Sue Panter, Donna L. Peery, 1 Ann Bohannon, Charlotte Mae Center, Carolyn Rea Chamber- Sandra Ann Prather, Patricia Ann Puckett, Elizabeth Ann lain. A ROW 2: Mary Ann Childers, Connie Sue Colvin, Judith Ann Combs. Diane Fern Dailey, Carolyn Sue Dixon, Claudia Grace Dyer, Jean Louise Elliott, Barbara Ann Ervin, Jo Ann Fowlkes, Carol Hadden, Roberta Fay Hairfield. ROVV 3: Barbara Kay Halstead, Karen Janene Halstead, Monica llarting, Donna Lee Hayden, Sandra Lynn lleald, Ann Heise, Martha Hixson, Charlotte Hollopeter, Clarabeth Holt, Madalynne Ann Holt, Helen Janet Houts. ROVV 4: Judy Hughes, P. Harriett Hughes, Carolyn Jean Hull, Patricia Ann Johnston, Brenda Carol Jones, M. Allison Kearn- ey, Kay Kemp, Mona Lou Kerr, Judy Ann Lewis, Linda Beth List, Margaret Carolyn Mallory. Rains. ROW 6: Betty Jo Rike, Erma Lea Roberson, Vallajean Rober- son, Marilyn June Roberts, Paula Kay Rose, Vicki Le Rupe, Rosetta Elizabeth Schmidt, Jan Lea Sheehan, Linda Gail Smal- ley, M. Annette Smith. ROW 7: Peggy Sue Sommers, Sara Margaret Spradling, Bi- ruta Stakle, Mappy Stalcup, Barbara Jean Stout, Marilyn Sue Thomas, Mary Frances Trueblood, Carol Ann VanSickle, Pat VValker, LaVonna Ann VVard. ROVV 8: Peggy Diane VVeaver, Dottie Ann VVeingart, Melva Joy VVelch, Nancy Gail VVells, Linda Jane VVidney, Debora Lou Wlilkinson, Rosetta VVills, Janice Lee VVinkler, Paula Jean VVise, Diane Louise VVright. Page 247 1 J ALPHA GAMMA RHO KIITCHELL JONES . . . President Jill RODENBERG . . Vice-President MAX LINDSAY . . . . Secretary EARI. CKJNSTIEN . . Treasurer en Compete For Judging Team Pe itien 4':3::,,-A ti ' ISPLAYING THEIR OUTSTANDING scholastic ability, Al- pha Gamma Rho placed second in scholarship in the fraternity division. Versatile members of Pi chapter hold many offices in campus activities. Campus leaders include Jim Rodenberg, president of Collegiate FFA3 Zan Nelson, president of the Horticulture clubg Cliff Bath, vice- president of the Intercollegiate party, A. J. Rexroat, vice- president of the Aggie society, and Lloyd Wax, secretary of Alpha Zeta. Having special interest in the meats and live- stock judging teams, many AGR men participated in these events. Extending an invitation to all students at GSU, the fra- ternity began its social season with the annual Barn dance, an event anticipated by the entire campus. In the spring, Jo Edwards was crowned AGR sweetheart at the Pink Rose formal. In addition to these functions, Alpha Gamma Rho gave Inany unique house parties. Page 248 MITCHELL JONES President Capitalizing on one of the few days of fair weather, AGRS polish-up for one of their intramural contests, help- ing them gain a berth in the tournament playoffs. i I ALPHA GAMMA RHO ROW 1: Mrs. S. H. Burrus CHostessj, Clifford George Bath, Jerry Dean Beebe, Jim Berg, Fred Roland Borum, Earl VV. Constien, Jimmie Dee Cook, Ronald E. Coulter. ROW 2: Joe L. Davidson, Robert VVayne Dearing, Virgil Gene Diel, Charles Dwayne Edwards, Ben Franklin, Robert John Feist, W. C. Franks, Billy A. Griffeth. ROW 3: jim Earl Hatchett, Donald Gene Hix, Gary Thomas Jarvis, Mitchell L. Jones, John Tapley Jordan, David O. King, Woody King, Max W. Lindsay. ROW 4: William Rogers Marley, Albert Perry McGee, Jerry Almond Middlebusher, Dennis E. Moore, Zan Arnold Nelson, Gary E. Noonan, John Howard Perry, Lanny M. Pinney. ROW 5: J. K. Rasar, Gerald R. Reimer, A. J. Rexroat, John W. Roberts, Jim Rodenberg, David Lee Sharp, Raymond D. Sharp, James WV. Sigmon, Phillip Leon Sims. ROW 6: Dale Smith, Joe Ed Stewart, Darrell Lee Stiles, Harry M. Tjandes, Garland Max Troub, Jim C. Troub, Don Tyson, Loyd M. Wax, Harold H. Wilkens. Page 2 ,ws fa , .yi-L. - 1 vi .J 'ff , fSia,1.,f 3 ,L ini' ' K -tgliffxli W MA, . ., ,iyiw 4 ', , ,X 5 K., gf.. wtf V -Iii .tg if V ., ,, 73 ' ., f ALPHA TAU 0MEGA HARKJLD VVARE . Prvsidwit JL'L1cs CANAHL . . Iiyifl'-PfI'5illl'llf BILL RUSSELL . . . Sfwvtnry Dox H1XI,E . . ylfI'Il,Yllff'f raternity Ho t To Province Conclave r- .f1', ... n Howrxo HIGH SCHOLASTIC ABILITY, ATO ranked third in scholarship in the fraternity division and also placed sixth in fraternity athletics, with first in their league in football, basketball and handball. ATOs enthusiastically participate in campus activities. A few of the offices held were: Harold Ware, president of the Intercollegiate party and treasurer of IFC5 Charles llflullins, treasurer of Phi Pita Sigma, and Johnny Nlinnock, president of Arts and Science Toastmasters. Epsilon Omicron was host this February to a province conclave in which chapters from Tulsa university, Okla- homa university and the University of Arkansas participated. Outstanding social functions during the year were a pajama party, a hayride, the Blackfoot formal and the Hester street dance. This year ATO has a new 150-pound Great Dane mascot known as Duke. Page 250 HAROI,D VVARE President Everyone gets into the act around the ATO house and Duke, mascot of the fraternity, is no exception. He ac- quires plenty of help in playing contract bridge. J ALPHA TAU 0MEGA ROW 1: Mrs. R. V. Anderson CHostessQ, Kirk Munro Agon, john N. Albright, John G. Allen, John M. Brown, Tom H. Burton, Frank Des Moulins Canahl, Julius A. Canahl, Jr. ROVV 2: Bob F. Cary, Russell Martin Chapman, Bill B. Coit, VValter Duane Goble, Norman Everett Going, Everett Don Hale, Gary Brown Harman, Philip David Hatfield. ROW 3: Ronald H. Henry, Allan Kent Humphreys, Luther E. Hunter, Russell Clark Jones, Charles Byron Kelley, David L. Lackey, Marvin O. Livingston, john L. Main. ROVV 4: Jim Lee Marsh, James F. Michael, John K. Min- noch, Charles VV. Mullins, Myron H. Peace, Vernon R. Pratt, Wlilliam A. Russell, VVilliam Harold Shaw. ROW 5: George W. Slayton, Glenn William Stancliff, Don- ald L. Sullivan, Bruce Vvaylzxnd Taylor, Linus Albert Thorn- ton, William Gordon Thornton, john Francis Tomasic, David Harold VV:1re, VVayne VVatson. Page 251 BETA THETA Pl AL SAVAGE . . . President DEAN RUTH . . . Vice-President CHARLES GARDINER . . . Secretary DON RICE . . Treasurer en Recapture Boyhorod t Kiddy Party awk?- ARTICIPATION IN ALL phases of college life produces the variegated brotherhood experienced by members of Beta Theta Pi. The Betas have proven this by placing second in scholarship among the fraternities, capturing the IFC football title and winning the Interfraternity coun- cil sing every year it has been held. Betas were prominent among campus leaders this year. Al Savage, president of the senior class, was named to VVho's Who in American Colleges and Universitiesf, Oth- ers placed in this group are Gary Savage, vice-president of the sophomore classg Frank Gierhart, president of Alpha Kappa Psig jay Gardner, arts and sciences senator, Tary VVillcerson, president of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, and Jim Earnest, vice-president of junior IFC. Listed among the social activities of the men of Gamma Lambda are the Kid party, at which time members and dates attempt to recapture their youth, and the Turkey Pull, an annual affair. Page 252 AL SAVAGE President Gagging smoke is not enough to keep the Beta pledges away from the fire, as they take time out from raking and burning leaves on the fraternityls lawn. BETA THETA Pl ROW 1: Mrs. Laura Young Hall CHostessj, Merideth George Allenbach, Bruce B. Andrew, Frank Kenneth Bateman, Jr., Edgar Don Berry, L. Phil Bird, Kirk Eldridge Breed, Tom Allen Burch, james Edwin Cooper, Carlton Corbin, Jr., Charles Emery Crooks ROVV 2: Lee Roy Daniel, Don Carlton Davis, Kent R. Davis, Burris Franklin DeBenning, John C. Donovan, Cecil Gentner Drummond, Ben D. Duncan, James Bryan Earnest, Kevin Ellington, jim L. Elliott, Cecil P. Epperly. ROW 3: Glen Dale Farquharson, J. David Ferguson, Larry Lee Field, Kenny Taylor Gallagher, Charles E. Gardner, Cloves Eugene Garrett, Charles Richard Gerlach, Charles Owen Gibson, Frank Carleton Gierhart, Calvin Oliver Graham, Gerry Lee Grant. ROVV 4: Dennis Ralph Hairgrove, Ronald Ross Hall, VVilliam Henry Humphries, Larry Allen Jones, Joe Earle Leake, Don Bruce Karns, Tom W. McBride, Donald Gene Miller, Dan E. Northcutt, William R. Owen, Gene VVesley Owens. ROW' 5: Roy Neal Purvis, John Randolph Rader, George Stu- art Reeves, Don Richard Rice, Jim A. Robinson, Fred VV. Rustmann, Francis Dean Ruth, Lonnie R. Ruth, Larry Joe Sadler, Al Savage, Gary VVade Savage. ROW 6: Stanley Allen Skaer, Tim Kent Smalley, Jim Smelser, Robert Neil Stafford, Rex E. Stockard, Philip Edwin Stout, Bernald R. Stubbs, Claude A. Tapp, Jr., Dwight Vance Terry, Bill F. Thompson, Jerry Thompson. ROW 7: Stephen ,Toe Thurman, Tom Kit Tracy, Robert E. Vanlandingham, Dennis Ray Walker, Max E. VValters, Dick Allen Waterlield, Roger Clarence VVile, Ardean V. Wilkinson, Russell L. VVilliamson, Michael VV. Zaloudek. Page 2 A .f . CHI 0MEGA IQMAGENE ,IENK1Ns . . President SUZANNE HoA1AN . . I'ife-President SH.-xRoN VVHITE . . Serrelary KARCJI. KING . . Treasurer Float 6'Havo Team Will Conquer in Honor 'Wi' .QF r' A ... , , ygxixswu 64 Q It-,' F 2. ARIETY, THE KEYWORD for the typical Chi O, encom- passes charm, beauty, brains, and personality which is apparent by their many outstanding achievements. Among campus queens were Karen Lamkin, Nliss OSU and Redskin beauty finalist, Joy Rae Renner, business queen, Pat Farren, Redskin beauty, and Bonnie Fisher, Dairy Science princess. The Acacia sweetheart was Nancy -lean Beyer. LMAGENE JENKINS Highlighting the social swirl was the fall formal dinner- President dance and the annual Christmas ski party at the Chi Qmega Ski Lodge. Other outstanding parties were the spring formal and the Flicker Fling. VVith the theme of Have Team, Will Conquer, the unique Chi Omega lloat won first in originality at home- coming. Outstanding members selected for Wh0's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities were Donna Paris and Ema- . - . The Beat generation is typified by these Chi Omegas gent -lenkms' Joy Rae Relmcr and hmageue -lenkms are in their admiration of some of the latest platters for the in Nlortar Board. sororityis hi-fi Page 254 L C :M 5 2, Q L t .ll 1 Q V R. . 6 Q, if , A if ,t W M K ff 'Yagi gg! W 'L S 4 L.. S I 'Q g. i 'L if ,, at 1 My E lk A -A K lg 1 , f fi -' i ' 1, A 1 , .- 5, T jg af as aaa ,t A X ' 6 an CHIOMEGA ROVV 1: Mrs. Anton Huss QHostessl, Marcia Shirley Ander- son, Ruth Carolyn Arbuckle, Sandy M. Barris, Karen Suzann Bauman, Ann Marie Bernhardt, Nancy Jean Bever, Sheryl Fay Butler, Judy Kay Calhoun, Ruth Elizabeth Campbell, Patricia Sue Chiles, Cecilia Louise Clark. ROVV 2: Meredith Virginia Clawson, Jani Cochran, Marilyn Dean, Cheryl Beth Deering, Lauane Fagg, Patsy Sue Farren, Bette Sue Fisher, Bonnie Marie Fisher, Nan Louise Flippen, Katherine Lou Foreman, Barbara Ann Furr, Janey Louise Get- temv. ROVV 3: Rhoada Jane Glover, Mary Helen Gore, Carol Sue Goucher, Carole Sue Graham, Frances Ann Graham, J. Darlene Grissom, Darla Hansen, Sheila Ann Ilarshaw, Patricia lleitz- man, Carol Ann llenry, Barbara Jean llighleyman, Barbara Janet Hofsess. ROWV 4: Suzanne Homan, Patti Lee Howard, Joann Nadine Huitt, Leitner Louise Jarrell, Emagene Jenkins, Katy Joachim, Janet Eloise Johnston, Cindy Jones, Paula A. Kimbro, Karol Ann King, Donna Kaye Kirby, Nancy Ann Kunneman. ROW' 5: Carolyn M. Lambert, Karen Lee Lamkin, Lou Ann Lawless, Barbara Jo Lee, Pat Littlejohn, Karen Ludwig, Ken- lynne Maxwell, Virginia Lea Miller, Judy Mills, Esther Ann Newman, Nasha Nanette North. ROVV 6: Donna June Paris, Rachel Parrott, Carolyn Kay Pinks- ton, Sally Sue Plumer, Paula Ratlifi, Joy Rae Renner, Judy Richardson, Donna Gay Rinehart, Robin Ruff, Nancy Elizabeth Ruley, Dorothy Ruppelius. ROVV 7: Sharon Shelden, Jean A. Shepherd, Mary Louise Smith, M. Fay Spears, Mary Kaye Spears, Sandra Stagg, Anita Louise Stewart, Carolyn Kay Stewart, Carol Ann Sturdevant, Sally Stout, Mary Beth Sturdevant, ROWV 8: Liz Ann Tegeler, Anita Jean Thompson, Susan Trow- hridge, Nlarcia Ellen Truesdell, Sandra VanZant, Sue YValters, Jane Ann VVeathers, Marilyn Ann VVebh, Sandra Jean Xverre, Janie YVesson, Sharon Elizabeth VVhite. Page 253 DELTA CHI PAT HAND . . Presidenl -lm Bownizs . . I'im-Presidezzt DAN IDL'Rl-IAM . . Serrctary Doro Yorxo . . Treasurer laborato Decoration in Grand Champion hip RAND CHAMPIONSHII' HONOR for house decorations was won by Delta Chi fraternity in homecoming competi- tion. These decorations, which covered almost the entire house and the front of the south annex, used the theme of New Frontiers for New Pioneers. The original pajama party on the campus was held in the Student Union this fall in the form of the Delta Chi's Sleep- walkers ballg music was presented by the Esquire dance band. Other social activities were the Playboy formal, the tenth anniversary banquet, and the Arabian Knights ball. The climax of Delta Chi social activities comes in April as members don formal attire and have their VVhite Carnation formal. Delta Chi village now consists of three large annexes on adjoining property which have all been recently remodeled and redecorated. These house the chapter's fifty-two mem- bers and pledges. Delta Chi was founded in 1890 and has 47 chapters. Inge 256 PAT HAND President The straw that broke L. Fisherls hack might come at any second now, and R. Hains will he responsible. Moving days can he quite regrettable . . . DELTA Clfll ROW 1: Mrs. Bertha Clayton flflostessl, Gene Lee Armstrong, Marshall Ray Baines, Larry Don Baldwin, Neal L. Baumwart, Kenzy Dean Baustian, Loyd Morgan Bishop, James Edward Bowles, Donald -I. Chapman. ROW 2: Vance Ray Childress, Melvin Carl Dennis, Paul Lee Denton, Patrick Vincent Devlin, Paul Ernest Dickinson, Tom I. Donovan, Dan R. Durham, John Danny Emerson, Larry Bruce Fisher. Ku ROW 3: Lawrence Dean Fisher, Robert C. Fitzgerald, Robert Charles Frymire, John Michael Gamino, Virgil Avery Goforth, Tom Groves, Robert Eugene Hains, J. Pat Hand, Warren L. Hart. ROVV 4: johnny E. Kirk, Jr., Darrel Emmett Knaus, Robert VonDerveer Leaumont, Alexander R. Merk, Jr., Don Edward Mitchell, Charles Noel, Richard Barclay Poage, Gerald Don Reed. ROW 5: John Ted Robertson, L. Duane Sams, Edward Eugene Skalenda, Francis Thomas Smith, Daniel Marion Stowell, Gary Lee Taylor, Charles R. VVilliams, Douglas E. Young. Paige 257 DELTA TAU DELTA ANDREW CUMMINS . . . President MAX JORDAN . . Vice-President DAVID KELLEY . . . . Secretary DENIS KEARNEY . . Treasurer Chapter Celebrate Decade 011 0 U Campu fr ug: ,K OUNDED IN 1858 in a small Virginia college, Delta Tau Delta has grown to 88 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. The chapter celebrated its 10th year on the OSU campus with a tounder's day ban- quet, with several southwestern chapters represented. The Delt social calendar reads a party every month. The parties range from hay hack rides to the Orchid formal. In the fall, you will find the Delts dressed in black for their annual Wake party. With a police escorted funeral proces- sion as a starter, the Delts and their dates pay their respects to the departed and proceed with a party that would wake the dead. At the Orchid formal last May, Phyllis Austin, Alpha Chi Omega, was crowned the Delt sweetheart by Andrew Cummins, president. Alongside the social functions comes a strict scholarship program, which has moved the chapter into a high position on campus scholarship standings. Page 258 ANDREW CUMMINS President Delta Taus and their hostess, Mrs. McClend0n, recall the past events of a college day over the ever present cup of coffee. DELTA TAU DELTA ROW 1: Mrs. T. B. McClendon CHostessJ, Warren Clay Ben- nett, Larry Ken Blackledge, Andrew V. Cummins, Gary Bruce Curran, Charles Patrick Dilorio, G. VV. English, Vernon F. Haddox, Jr. ROW 2: Edward L. Heald, Jr., Richard G. Hollis, Kendall H. Johnson, Tom C. Jones, Max G. Jordan, Dwight Alan Kealiher, Denis I. Kearney, Marvin Dean Kline. A glass of iced tea, a cool breeze, and some serious rush talk about D Tau D. Ingredients like this are not unusual during an afternoon Rush week session. ROW 3: Bill R. Knapp, Jim Kay Kreymborg, Jerry Marlow, Harry L. Mason, Oscar Herman Miller, Kip A. Richard L. Moore, jerry M. Moyer. ROW 4: Charles R. Phillips, D. H. Rutledge, Jr., G Smith, Jack T. Snoddy, Dick Philip Snyder, Jerry D. Dan Frederick Stowers, Charles Dewitt Taylor, How Watkins. Wayne Moore, ary D. Spencer, ard H. top tandard Award Won B Ain- oo' ll 'Il OR L'I'HOI.DING BIODEL STANDARDS within their own chapter, the DZs received the top award for standards at national convention in Chicago. The girls from Al- pha lfpsilon helped organize a new chapter at South- western State Teachers college at VVeatherford when they initiated the chapter's charter members. At the Delta Zeta state choral held in the spring, the girls from this chapter brought home a trophy for their trio entry. On the campus, the DZs have also won numerous oflices and beauty honors. Deanne Densford was a Redskin beauty finalist, and Revelle Taylor was one of the 16 Varsity Revue girls. ln the political line Gayle Sunday was secretary-treas- urer of Pepperettes, Gerry Beth Gode was historian of Kappa Phi, and Ellen Brinker was historian-reporter of Sigma Tau Delta. Second place in the women's division of house decorations for homecoming was won by the Delta Zetas. Page 260 DELTA ZETA JULIE FITZGERALD . . . Presidmt LINDA SCHNEIDER . Ist Vice-President REVELLE TAYLOR . 21111 Vive-President CiAYLE SUNDAY .... Secretary FRANCES OTTo . . Treasurer Local Chapter JULIE FITZGERALD President Taking advantage of the patio facilities, DZs Barton, Tayar, Bunker and Nix have intentions of getting some studying done after finishing the comic strips. fx 4 Z 3fQQQ. l ,, , ,QI ,1, .M I e DELTA ZETA ROW 1: Mrs. Otto Veberroth fH0stessJ, Carol Ann Barton, Edith Ellen Brinker, Barbara Deanne Densford, Virginia Ann Diehl, Dionne Ruth Dobson, Mary Suzanne Dvorak, Julie Fitz- gerald. ROVV 2: Pamela Kay Gassett, Ethel Louise Gill, Gerry Beth Code, Dorothy Hadaway, Kathryn Jo Hargrave, Elodee Ann Lessley, Jeanette Mitchell, Charlotte Su Myers. 56' A. ROW 3: Patsiann Nix, Joanne Oltmanns, Frances Delores Otto, Carolyn Mae Reber, Linda Catherine Schneider, Audrey Schu- macher, Jean Alice Shuman, Phyllis Ann Smith. ROVV -I-: Bertha Stanley, Judy Lu Stroud, Gayle Sunday, Rachael Tayar, Revelle Louise Taylor, Mary Lou Thomas, Barbara Jean VVest, Kathryn Marie YVooster, Mildred Aileen Young. Page 261 FARMHOUSE HARVEY HABfIILTON . . President MERLE N rcKELsoN . Vice-President THOMAS LOAFMAN . . . Secretary RONALD T. NOYES . . Treasurer Weekend With K- tate Brothers Is New Event .03 Z O2 H 52 :r' 55 N3 9 ei 'Er- nr' itll o ME? 515 am U 5 o O ci CD Dv-rs. O Q -1 in 253' : Z21'L,.: 'go 5 Fa CS 5'-e Q 0.95 U in 1928, this chapter carries on an active program of scholarship, athletics and social events. Scholarship is an achievement of which each member is quite proud. The chapter has consistently brought honor to its membership and to Oklahoma State University by ranking first on the campus, and by placing nationally for three consecutive years. The exchange Weekend with the Farmhouse chapter from Kansas State college was a new event on their social agenda. Other activities ranged from the Farmhouse Frolics to the annual Sunburst Rose formal. Honored members of Farmhouse include Don Flasch and Jim Wilson, VVho's Who, Lee Chatham, AVMA president, and three members of Blue Key. As an entry in the homecoming parade, Farmhouse's larg- est float ever won first place in their class. Page 262 HARVEY HAINTILTON President H. Rhodes and D.tSchvvab are attempting to spirit away a few choice cuts of roast. Diverting Mrs. Nixon, the Farmhouse cook, from the scene is D. Wedman. 16:0 FARMll0USE ROW 1: Mrs. J. M. Montroy QHostessj, Jim Preston Beall, James J. Behrends, Byron W. Behring, Darrell D. Behring, Guy R. Brehm, Darrell Arthur Bruner, Merrill B. Burruss, VVillis Lee Chatham. ROW 2: Dale Edward Chlouber, VVilliam H. Clegg, Larry Don Dewey, Donald Patrick Ferrell, Earl Donald Folk, Doug- las Wayne Hall, Harvey E. Hamilton, Thomas J. Harmon, Harold K. Herring. ROW 3: Richard E. Hilbig, Donald C. Hughes, J. M. Jackson, Walter D. James, Bill Duaine Johnson, James B. jones, Charles Ross Kail, Larry C. Kaul, John Gordon Kirkpatrick. ROVV 4: Charles VV. Kolar, jr., Thomas G. Loafman, James R. McLaughlin, Wilfred E. McMurphy, Thomas Glen Mooney, Merle Wayne Nickelson, Ronald T. Noyes, Gates Ernest Oliver, Robert Lee Page. ROVV S: Jimmy Don Pope, Gordon Rule, Donald I. Schwab, Ronald Mack Townsend, Larry F. VValter, Donald James Wed- man, Larry F. Wilks, Jim Richard Wilson, Billy Hunt White, Ronald D. Yeck. Page 263 Page 26-l Xiu' , GAMMA PHI BETA BEVERLY Ro1sER'rs . . . Prfsizlwzf CARLA ljwELL . . Ivjff'-IJfFA'iIlI'71f C.xRoLE KI..-XL'S . . Swrrtary -lem' CANFIELD . . Treasurer Colonial tyle Planned For Future nrority Home e-'Y . - ,'a? , 091. .v' 'luis 'li 53,1 D 9 Q v a ' qingwlf .. -jjj 9,91 5 s Q-xv-n nl ASN' HREE STORY COLONIAL is the style chosen for the Gamma Phi Betas' new house which will be built within the next two years. At present, the girls enjoy having their Alonday night dinners at the Student Union, followed by dance hour at the Sigma Alpha lfpsilon house. To start the yearls social calendar the girls donned a Alex- BEVERLY ROBERTS President ican mood for the Gamma Phi Fiesta. A dinner-dance with gay yuletide trimmings was the mid-winter event, and cli- maxing the Gamma Phi Betas' second year on the Oklahoma State campus was their annual Pink Carnation formal. Taking top honors among campus beauties were Carla Ewell, homecoming queen attendant, and Jo Edwards, Alpha Gamma Rho sweetheart. Campus leaders from the Gamma Phi house include Fran W-Naddill, Student Society of Industrial Editors secretary and Beverly Roberts, president of Gamma Phi Beta, is per- suaded hy her curious sister to sacrifice her long hair in favor of the current styles. religious news editor of Daily fJ'Cy0HFyill7l, and Claudia Keys, vice-president of Communications council. GAMMA PHI BETA ROW 1: Mrs. H. B. Newman fHostessj, Barbara Jane Allen, Sue Ann Allen, Barbara Ann Bishop, Connie Sue Biles, Char- lene Burkes, Judith Jane Canfield, Suzan Louise Cappel, Carol Colter. ROW 2: Jo Ellen Edwards, Barbara Ellis, Carla Ewell, E. Susan Hansen, Gayle Ann Hill, Deanna Hula, Claudia Keys, Carole Virginia Klaus, Judy Kunsman. ROW 3: Linda Lee, Malinda Liebenheim, Beverly Maritt, Lynda Kay Matthews, Marcia McGrew, Laura Belinda Melone, Patricia Valory O'Brien, Ruth Leah Osborn, Deborah Parker. ROW 4: Allene Pearce, Linda Lee Poulton, Rosalind Perry Rankin, Judy Elizabeth Reed, Alice Marie Riley, Beverly Mar- lene Roberts, Alice Joann Romshe, Carolyn Rounsaville, Marilyn Rounsaville, Linda Lou Sherrod. ROW 5: Gay Karen Smith, Paula Kay Smith, Betty Spurlock, Lucile Katherine Stewart, Patricia Moorene Tennent, Paula Kay Travis, Brenda Sue Turner, Francesca Waddill, Julie VVherry, VVanda Joyce Young. Page 265 KAPPA ALPHA DAVE CAWTHON . . . President CARROL ANDERSON . Vitfe-President JOHN DILLINGHAM . . Secretary RUSSELL PERRY . . Treasurer euthern Gentlemen Het Te Duke' el Dixieland jig 2 I' .6, .Qi HE 'ASOUTHERN GENTLEMENH of Kappa Alpha improved their standing in campus leadership this year. Among the organizations in which KA men played key roles are Blue Key, Sigma Tau, OSU repeal board, and SUAB. This year KAs went to the all-university playoffs in bas- ketball, volleyball and bowling and had a winning season in football, swimming and tennis. Don Leavitt took the all- university free style swimming title. Even though much time was spent concentrating on schol- arship QKAS ranked fifth out of 21 f1'aternitiesD the KA men still had time to hold many social events. The Dixie ball, part of old south week, was the most picturesque of their parties. The men and their dates dressed as southerners of the Civil VVar period. At this time Miss Sari Suggs was chosen as Kappa Alpha Rose. Kappa Alpha also enter- tained the Stillwater chapter of the Daughters of Confed- eracy, the Dukes of Dixielandf' and a national officer of the order. I age 266 DAVE CAWTHON President The KA-Sinol' at the Student Union fair offered its customers a chance to spend a few relaxing minutes participating in a friendly game of chance. KAPPA ALPHA ROW 1: Mrs. Lucille Bennett fHostessl, Carrol R. Anderson, ROW 3: Frank I. Moore, Benny G. Morton, Dale W. Osborn, Russell Lloyd Bates, Perry L. Butcher, Dave L. Cawthou, Ed M. Herman Charles Peeper, Russell E. Perry, George W. Pittman, Dennis, john L. Dillingham, Morris Doyle Elms. Charles R. Plott. ROW 2: Larry Lee Going, David R. James Bob Henry Kirsch- ROW 4: Thomas Harold Rodgers, Charles Allen Rodman, stein, Donald Leon Leavitt, Harry Lewis Long, Donald S. Mel- Harold LeRoy Schnack, Gary Edwin Schneider, John L. ton, Roger Lee Melton, Roger Paul Metcalf. Schneider, Bill S. Turrentine, john H. Wilson. I Page 267 KAPPA ALPHA THETA IXIARILYN COINER . . . President KATHLEEN SHELTON . Vive-President NANCX' BROXYN . . . Secretary DEANNA Sr1rcr4ELMrER . . Treasurer eu e Remodeled Te Aeeemedate Larger Group ,hal ig .M gigs' f R 'K tp, QQ' 4 rim. . wif. 05 U LEDGING 45 GIRLS IN SORORITY RUSH this fall, the Thetas started the year in a newly-remodeled and re- decorated house. Soon after school began, Donna Po- lite was chosen freshman queen and freshman cheer- leader. Other Thetas in the beauty spotlight were Nancy Brown and Susanna Talley, Redskin beauty finalists, and Beverly VVilde as 52nd wing honorary cadet colonel. Parties and social life are important to every group and the Thetas especially enjoy their annual Christmas party and spring dinner-dance. In a more serious vein is the foster child which they have supported for several years. Participation in activities on campus is a major part of the school year for the Thetas. This year they boast cam- pus leaders Jerry Ann Lewis, sophomore class secretaryg Suzanne Fenton, junior class vice-president, and Deanna Spickelmier, Nlortar Board. Page 268 he MARILYN COINER President The Thetas are certainly happy with their newly re- decorated house, hut with the new, the old also continues on-like shining the mirrors. WLS! 'nu y. vm M x . 12,4 . ,T Ss . ml ,,-.sm ...., ,Y , S ,., C gi: sw W, 1..- . ,ff - L ' fi W x if .. Ik J ,.,, , Mr ., we-J sg, , 'Q' -ev' 'ink E fu, . . ...- 55' 4- KAPPA ALPHA THETA ROVV 1: Mrs, Merle Paynter CHostessJ, Judy Kay Adams, Betsy Jayne Adkison, Ann Austin, Dona Ballinger, Jane Ann- ette Bassett, Doris Battles, Jean Baum, Nancy Louise Bear, Sandra Ann Bowen, Charlotte M. Brett. ROVV 2: Nancy Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Virginia Margaret Brown, Trudi Jo Brownlee, Carol Jean Bruce, Judith Ann Capp, Sue C. Childress, Marilyn Joyce Coiner, Dorothyan Dar- ling, Dayna B. Davis, Judith Jeanette Deckert. ROW 3: Virginia Rae Deckert, Mary Claudette Eaves, Suzanne Fenton, Lela Fowler, Shirley Jan Gardner, Gloria Ann Geis, Carol June Gordon, Nancy Jane Green, Vicki Beth Green, Carol Ann Greiner, Randye Grinstead. ROVV 4: Judy Grove, Betty Jeanne Haigler, Jeanie Hamilton, Judith Merle Hancock, Mary L. Hudson, Linda Pat Johnson, Helen June Killingsworth, Linda Kliewer, Sara Kay Lawyer, Jerry Ann Lewis, Janice Mannin. 1... ROVV S: Pat Manring, Mary Lou Marshall, Nancy Lynn Ren- schler, Janet Elaine Remy, Jacqueline Ann Price, M. Lynn Powell, Donna Lois Polite, Judith Alice Pinion, Vilanda Peery, Linda Ann Peck, Judith Lynn Paden. ROVV 6: Katie Irene Pace, Carolyn Ann Morrow, Sandra Sue Martin, Sue Anne Mason, Frances Mayfield, Barbara Hope McCullough, Jeanette McIntosh, Frances Ann McManemin, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Kay Mitchell, Suzanne Renschler. ROVV 7: Nancy Kate Richards, Jane Robertson, Sandra Marie Rogers, Ann VV. Rutherford, Sandra Jo Self, Susan Sheets, Kathleen Shelton, Martha Louise Shipe, Linda Kay Skelton, Deanna J. Spickelmier, Sally Lynn Springer, Sandy Springer. ROVV 8: Sue Anne Stalker, Susanna Talley, Carolyn VVhite Taylor, Carolyn VVard, Franchelle VVhiteside, Jananne VVhite- side, Beverly Gay VVilde, Suann VVilliams, K. Sue VVright, Bettye Kaye Yahn, Judy Marie Zaloudek, Lucy M. Zschiesche. Page 269 KAPPA DELTA BIARY fiLENDA BIORRIS . President BIARY SUE NIOORE . I'i4:e-President NIARY ELLEN FAL'1.KNER . Sefretnry NANCY 'TURNER . . Treasurer rominent Po ition 011 Campu Held B KD Ex eh ,, HE UCROVVNED QUEENSH of any campus are, of course, the workers, the leaders. Kappa Delta members seem to be noted for this ability. Some of the KD women who have distinguished themselves on campus hold these oHices: Education senator, Pepperettes president, Orange and Black Quill president, Student Senate secretary and AVVS secretary. Kappa Delta also lists two members on lllortar Board, one on the Board of Student Publications, and Sue VVhatley, who received the Borden award and is in VVhols VVho and Phi Kappa Phi. Participating in all intramural sports, Kappa Delta is proud of their own Pat lN'IcKelvy, Greek badminton cham- pion and all-university women's bowling champion. Three KDS are twirlers in the OSU marching band. Kappa Deltals Hoat, There's Been Some Changes Blade, won second in beauty in the homecoming parade. Among other things, KDS were able to boast of one of the two larg- est pledge classes on campus and of their entrance into Varsity Revue. I age 770 RIARY GLENDA NIORRIS President VVith the help of persuaded recruits, the KDS were able to turn this wooden frame into a homecoming float, placing second in the beauty division. l ,glis- ,vi Ah. Ak ' ' SK. ,.. 2129 1. .. ..,. , a .:., -if Wi, . 5 ,. M ai S f t gps, 57, .,,., m, ,,L., .,:i,, ,,L. c L' Ai ,,, . ,, ,,J 'eil Q , L , , Y Y 'ser af L E A 1.5 if 1 ir. ir if ' H 'A 'iii 5 ' K , , ' - . . 1 P J ,.,k A ' 125' Vi' Q I t ' , K 1 5 ,, 4 ,lg , ' ' f-if ', ' .. ,f . 'J . Q9 I ' .fi .. if ,. ,f , ' Qgl ggtji - 2' ' K T ' . 52:11 f,-f ' 1 - he 1 ' 5 S ' f - i J 2 i 1 i L - C . A 0 if? as Q s iiit Q W W K f -f-. 1-i ..K:V s K, 52. 5 , .1 , f , ,w , j g. - ,N - A 1. - An . - . M . l , ,.. . . -. , , z . ,N ,. I V I . ,T ,I ., H gf wsf aa: af 's Y , W .. Y , . ,, ,, , ii K 4- 5 K 1 ,Jak cmd. i his ia ST ' L ,. . ax ' ' 2:54953 f -- Sai ..,.. - f if :Z i 21 :aw f ar Wa..'El, . L B , i st s: A if s . f' H J , .2.,: , I ii - ' sf N i L,.,,' 4k ,A AL A -f t - 4 4. 4 15. A L were 4, we ang! ,. ' ' I K ...kr ' 1. Qi W KAPPA DELTA ROW 1: Mrs. Ella Bell Jones QHostessl, Shaila Aery, Lela F. Ammons, Marlys Jean Anderson, Mary Louise Anglin, Marilyn Baldwin, Nancy Sue Barlow, Susanne Bass, Gretchen Dianne Beidler, Roberta Kay Blanchard, Carol Jean Bohannon, Sam- mie LeAnn Booker. ROVV 2: Myrna Kay Booth, Ruth A. Breedlove, Betty Lou Brown, Marion Bullard, Margaret Ann Bullock, Carlotta Cal- vert, Carolyn Calvert, Carolyn Wilma Campbell, S. Jane Cap- shaw, Brenda Marlene Carter, Delores Jane Chancellor, Mary Beth Clasby. ROYV 3: Mary Ann Craig, Mary Joy Cunningham, Jayne Cathryn Curtis, Sharon Douma, Aneta Dell Epperson, Sandra Ann Fisher, Carol Ann Fischer, Judy Zeleua Frazier, Alice Ann Glasby, Mary G. llaley, Dorothy Ruth Hallum, Peggy J. Ham- mer. ROVV 4: Nancy Jane Hampton, Margie Lou Hare, Penny Anne Harrison, Hannah Kay Hilpirt, Paula M. Hunter, Joan Lor- raine Jaeob, Barbara Arlene James, Betty Jerome, Mary Lou Johns, Marianne Johnson, Georgann Kadavy, Mary Caroline Keith. ROW 5: Janice Carol Kenslow, Kaye E. Keso, Mari Lee Kim- ball, Carolyn Sue Lain, Janis Jean Lain, Elizabeth Ann Long, Julie Anne Lytle, Betty Ann Major, Pat L. McKelvy, Rosemary NIcMichael, Linda Melton, Mary Sue Moore. ROW 6: Mary Glenda Morris, Roberta Kay Morris, Caroline Sue Nixon, Judith Ann Orr, Maryann Howard Page, Mary Louise Page, Patricia Jo Pender, Carol Ann Puddy, Dora Eve- lyn Rennie, Jill Roberts, Mary Jane Roby, Darlene Rogers. ROVV 7: Sherrel Ann Rudy, Paula Louise Savant, Sandy Scott, Mary Selby, Carol Sue Sloan, Elizabeth Suzanne Southgate, Margaret Peggy Steele, Mary Ann Storey, Patsy Wright Sutton, Laura Mae Taber, Dorothy Lee Tarpley, Verna Mills Tennison. ROVV 8: Peggy Jean Tharp, Nancy Irene Turner, Dixie Lee VVells, VVanda Sue VVhatley, Linda Reon Wier, Nancy Gertrude VVier, Carol Jean Wilson, Lucy VVilson, Judy Ann VVinters, Mary Louise Woods, Shirley Rae Vllright. P age 21 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA RIARY K. CARTER . . President GLORIA CQRIIXIES . . I ife-Presiderzt JERRIE PINKERTON . . Secretary XYERNA RIASON . . Treasurer ot Of Campu Leader Boa ted B Kappa offs .. -, K A Q A-.iltiliiliilws-arg uint fr 'A 9' I 'ici ragga M COMBINATRJN or BEAUTY, SCHOLARSHIP and leader- ship identifies Kappa members. For the past three years Kappa Kappa Gamma has received the Panhel- lenic scholarship cup for the highest grade point aver- age of any sorority on campus. Patriotic Kappas backed the Cowpolces with varsity twirl- ers Judy Roberts, Lanese Craft and Jean l,illard, and Glenda VVinget, varsity cheerleader. During homecoming the Kappa women walked off with first prize for their lovely house decoration. Besides keeping up with their social events, some of which are the Kappa Carnival and the Klondike party, the busy members have been planning for the addition of a new wing that will include bedrooms for eighteen girls, study lounges, and a new dining area. Some of the many Kappas who fill the political phase of campus life are Linda Skidmore, secretary of the junior class, Pat Going, secretary of the freshman class, and Linda Shumard, Student Senator. Page 272 NIARY CARTER President Roberts, Trigg and Stevens string out the homecoming banner welcoming Kappa alums. An added attraction was the first place trophy in house decorations. Q st ,Q 5' - .E:V b T kt- L, AV E, ii it Xj',- F Q e-II. 2 ff H l: , J, ,, : , 4 L A J fl V v,,L .. - In V I -I , ' ' ,, ' , H I . - Q J J, r t f , H ,, k i . -:- -I V VK :. ,. . , M I t 5 ., if . i ,L , ,W H I st, ,EL . J . Au.. K A I 41-Q. n.. 1- ...L L 'l AE 1 JI VL'V L4-5 . . ,V A - ff R, so af R fl, vig,-Eg' 6 K 'Qi i G ' G V'-Ag' i J f . 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A A A A S A .E if - .1 1 A' A 9 Eg 5 kr,LV L ALIL 1 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ROVV 1: Mrs. Martha G. Dean CHostessj, Virginia Adams, Coleen Allison, Susie Bagwill, Carol Linda Baker, Joyce Barrett, Mary Jane Bennett, Judy Beumeler, Diana Dale Bolton, Patricia Ann Brackeen. ROVV 2: Lamoine Brittan, Sally Kay Britton, Elizabeth Keys Buxton, Mary K. Carter, Rosalind Ann Cihak, Mary M. Col- lins, Carolyn Conway, Sari Mari Counts, LaNese Joanne Craft, Linda Cudd. ROW 3: Carol Davis, Judy Jan Davis, Sharon Sue Dotson, Judy Joan Drummond, Betty Ann Firebaugh, Sibyl Jane Galla- gher, Vera Dean Garrett, Gayle George, Pat Going, Rosalie Ann Greiner. RUVV 4: Gloria Grimes, Virginia Ann Hampton, Judy Louise Hayden, Hedi Heiden, Rosalind Helms, Bonnie Laurette Hier, Roxanne Hier, Carolyn Ann Himes, Helen Rose Horton, Cheryl Johnson. ROVV 5: Linda Jones, Katherine Noreen Kribbs, Janice Lang, M. Gail Lavin, Jean Elizabeth Lillard, Linda Sue Luckfield, Mina May Martin, Verna C. Mason, Linda Jane McBride, Susan Rhoades Megee. ROVV 6: Sue Merrill, Ann Morford, Marilyn Ann Neumann, Drucilla Pemberton, Mary Joan Perkins, Jerrie L. Pinkerton, Martha Louise Richart, Judy Ann Roberts, Sally Elizabeth Robertson, Patricia Ann Robinson. ROW 7: Carol Ann Rushton, Donna Mary Shea, Jo Anne Shelton, Marcia Jo Shimonek, Linda Shumard, Linda Gayle Skidmore, Helen Ione Smith, V. Ann Stephens, Mary Ann Stewart, Martha Pat Thornton, Sandy Jean Trigg. ROVV S: Jane Tua, Patty Ann VanAntwerp, Betty Sue VVare, Carolyn McDonnell VVatt, Ann VVhitehead, Madelyn Joyce VVhitlock, Dixie Lynn VVilliams, Glenda Lee VVinget, Kay VVoodward, Delora VVright, Barbara Young. Page 273 sa ii KAPPA SIGMA FRANK CRoNi4 . . President JACK BELL . . Vive-President DEvoN LYLES . . Serrefary JERRY cj.-XKLEY . . Treasurer ledges Spon or Mardi Gia For All Campu ef. lNsl' , A ' 4 :il b f'-.wliie u4,f,v,.....L, X, 5' Q KKXEN' ffigale Ex-I 3,1 NIMATED CHARACTERS DEHCTING the personalities of the Hlllad Comic Book were Kappa Sigma's colorful Contribution to homecoming this year. Also, they have loyally participated in all intramural sports, placing first in basketball. .lim VVood represents Oklahoma State University as All-American football player. The pledges sponsored the annual Klardi Gras, which was open to the entire campus and featured the Cell Block Seven orchestra for the third year. Other social events included fall and spring formals and a Christmas party honoring children from the Baptist orphanage in Oklahoma City. Kappa Sig boasts numerous leaders on campus, as indi- cated by Hve members in Blue Key. Gordon Hart was edi- tor of the 1959 REDSKIN. Also, this year Dan Draper served as sophomore senator and Frank Cronk was vice-president of IFC. VVhile being active on the campus, they also stress scholar- ship, as seen by their placing third in fraternities for the spring semester. Page 274 FRANK CRONK President These K-Sigs are spending an afternoon landscaping the house lawn. Lifting the barge and toting the bale are C. Doughty, P. Remling and R. Robinson. KAPPA SIGMA ROVV 1: Mrs. B. J. Bruce fHostessj, jimmy Joe Barrett, Jack B. Bell, John Hamilton Blankenship, Robert Thomas Brannan, Gary Cameron Brown, Hugh Brown, Cy Buikstra, Bruce T. Carter, Robert Louis Choice, Charles Gilbert Clack. ROW 2: Mike Cleverdon, Frank S. Cronk, Charles Edward Doughty, Ben Douglas, Dan Draper, George L. Droll, Ira Franklyn Elledge, Ray Dee Finegan, David Lee Fraley, Thomas Wayne Francis, Frank A. Galloway. ROVV 3: Don Allan Gard, Gene I. Gard, John L. Gilmour, David Miller Griflin, Jerry Lee Halcomb, Bill Gene Halstead, Harley Loy Hamaker, ,lim J. Harrington, Gordon P. Hart, James R. Hefner, Robert Lambuth Hillery. ROVV 4: Creston Cyril Hutchinson, Jr., Dick Jones, Stanley Gordon jones, David Lambert, VValter C. LeNoir, John C. Line- han, John Payne Lohrey, ,lim D. Lowe, Neil Devon Lyles, Larry Ben Lyon, Robert Henry Mastin. ROVV 5: Ronald Osa McAfee, Robert J. McCracken, William Michael McDowell, Norman D. Meyer, James O. Morton, Wil- liam C. Nantz, Frank C. Needham, Don Edward Nelson, Car- rol Cooke Newman, Dan C. Nickles, Jr., Jerome Henry Oakley. ROW 6: William Wayland O'Neal, Avery Jay Ownby, Jerry Steve Ownhy, Frank Paul Pierce, Michael George Photeadis, Dick Kerns Powell, Thomas Joe Pyle, Arthur Arnold Remling, Ronald Eugene Rivers, William Morris Robinson, Charles R. Savlor. ROW 7: Charles Robert Segars, Buddy Sewell, Charles Larry Shaffer, David Lee Shoemaker, James Richard Shoemaker, John Louis Slack, Abe G. Stice, Jerry Lane Taylor, VValter Charles Tegeler, Larry VVayne Thrower. ROVV 8: Robert V. Todd, Jim Truscott, Brian Howard Upp, VV. Lamar VVade, Joe VVynn VVampler, Robert Howard Weath- erholt, James Randell VVells, Jim D. VVood, Hal E. Wright, Don R. Yancey. Page ZX: LAMBDA CHI ALPHA lfcoaxa RIARTIN . . . Presidmzt lion CITERRELL . . Vifff-Presidmzt H. L. Hrirci-iesox . . . Secretary CoNN1E Mclixov . . Treasurer 6 ' Football Champion Aro Lambda Chi . M :ip .,,.,,'s AMBDA CHI ALPHA, oldest social fraternity on campus, emphasizes brotherhood, scholarship, social life and ath- letics. The Lambda Chis took the first place house decoration trophy for homecoming festivities, won the Parents day trophy for having the greatest percentage of parents at the Kansas university football tilt, and won the all-fraternity B football championship. The Hobo dance, oldest social event on campus, is spon- sored by the Lambda Chis. Other annual events include the Crescent Girl formal before Christmas, where True Rad- cliff was chosen Crescent Girl, the spring formal, annual Valentine dance, and numerous informal parties. Also, each year the fraternity entertains underprivileged children at a Christmas party. Campus leaders from Lambda Chi Alpha include Robert Terrell, Cadet Olhcers club president, Richard Swanson, YMCA president, Jim Burt, Sigma Tau treasurer, and Lee Eckert, Business Student council representative. Lage 276 EUGENE RIARTIN President A bedtime snack and a break from the books is the ticket. Indulging in this favorite diversion are C. Mcllvoy and H. L. Hutcheson. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ROW 1: Mrs. George Whittenberg QHostessj, Steve A. Bennett, Billy Guy Bockius, Charles F. Gradley, VVilliam Wayne Bran- son, Harrel R. Breeze, Nelson Brittan, William D. Buchan. ROW 2: James Bruce Burt, Richard Rex Carver, Richard Ellison Chiles, Donald Lee Claussen, Terry H. Covert, Clifford A. Cox, John S. DeFrees, Lee Arthur Eckert. ROVV 3: George Samuel Foreman, Allen Maurice Haight, Johnny Ray Halstead, VVilliam L. Hawkins, Wilbur H. Hender- son, H. L. Hutcheson, Harold Clifton Kirkpatrick, David R. Martin. ROW 4: Eugene F. Martin, Robert Allen McCullock, Connie Mack Mcllvoy, Donald N. Patrick, Gary Martin Pederson, Marshall Eugene Plummer, Byron K. Radcliff, Jay Walter Radcliff. ROVV 5: Sam H. Roane, Robert G. Schefller, Glen Dale Skinner, Charles Robert Snyder, William Kenneth Snyder, Kenneth Lee Soper, Davis S. Stratton, Richard Allen Swanson. ROVV 6: Robert N. Terrell, Earle Duane VVagner, Dave I. VVagnon, David jack VValker, John B. VVatts, -lr., Buford Max XVilliams, Eugene Nance Zavodny, A. Craig Zeamer. Page 7 iith weep take Award Goe To Phi Delt 1 is q 'ill' -, 'Il' id: E Mimi: D' fxooxs TO wixos ix FASHIONS,H a float depicting 66 the changes in fashions since the covered wagon days, and the changes to come in the future, won the Phi Delts their fifth sweepstakes award in the homecoming parade float competition. Another feather in the Phi Delts war bonnet are the ten scholarship plaques which have been presented to the chapter during its thirteen years on campus for ranking in the top third of OSU fraternities. Emphasis on campus leadership is evident from the num- ber of men holding office in campus organizations. Claiming presidencies are K. D. Greiner, Bob Cornforth and Gary Utter. Phi Delta Theta was the only fraternity to have two men invited to pledge Blue Key this year. David Law- son was associate editor of the 1959 REDSKIN. There were also the usual colorful whirl of parties, such as the Half-Formal, llliami Triad, Gangster party, Christ- mas party and spring formal. Page 278 M' S .cf F K . ' A A 5 :.i to QF '12 1 . jf R be is ' ' f as 5 ., K Ag QF ,M Q.. , 5 ii . 1 PHI DELTA THETA ROW 1: Mrs. Frances Curnutt QHostessl, Richard B. Autry, james H. Balkman, John C. Brooks, Mike Edward Burnett, Jim Butts, Price F. Campbell, Carl Carlson, Jr., Harold G. Chit- wood, Stanton Christensen, Jr. ROW 2: Charles G. Corken, Bob Cornforth, Clinton F. Dodge, ferry L. Driskell, James Faulkner, Richard E. Feasel, John L. Fike, D. Sentell Fox, Ronald Gene Franklin, jim Lawrence Gallimore. ROW 3: jerry L. Gearheard, Mike L. Glover, Kenneth D. Greiner, Charles L. Henderson, Stanley Henson, David Hol- land, Leslie Tilden Huffman, Frederick Dennis Iselin, Robert Louis Kendall, George Edward Kimes. ROVV 4: Jimmie VVayne Knowles, L. Dan Lacy III, Alvin E. Latham, David E. Lawson, Bruce C. Livergood, Bob G. Nic- E Cubbin, Robert Sidney McGee, Alfred Don Mclnturlf, Stephen I. Miller, john C. Mills. ROVV 5: Don E. Muegge, jerry L. Palmer, Dick Lee Patton, Dennis G. Pennington, David L. Pippenger, Raymond Louis Plack, Richard Ewing Rector, Robert Bruce Rector, Michael Owen Regan, Mark Hume Ritchie. ROVV 6: Paul H. Rosenzweig. Donald M. Russell, Tom Perry Sailors, John Carl Simpson, Charles VV. Smith, Frank Suttle Smith, Homer L. Smithee, Ronny T. Smithee, Edward R. Sturm, Gary N. lftter. ROW 7: John Riley Vice, Richard L. Wackerman, Bill A. Wlade, jerry Lee VValdrop, VVilliam VVallace VVebber, VVilliam John NVilkin, Jerry Don VVilliams, D. Allen VVint, Richard Morris VVoods. Page 219 PHI KAPPA TAU S. H. BORUNDA . . . XTIRGIL RICHARD . Viz DEAN Howl? . . . BIIKE R.-imiicu . . President 'ff-Presidmzt Secretary Tfl'HSllfFf art Portray Life 011 Iississippi River 1 ' fi-T? -'.a f -'ffizi P-is '1 ,' '-i Q. . s oL'NDED NATIONALLY IN 1909, Phi Kappa Tau colonized the Beta Kappa chapter at Oklahoma State in 1949. The red Carnation is their flower, and fraternity Colors are old gold and Harvard red. Ranking with the top men on campus is Virgil Richards, member of Blue Key, listed in VVho's VVho, colonel of army ROTC, and president of Business Student Council. Larry Bradfield, a member of Theater guild, is well known in the college Circle for his participation in Brigadoon and En- emy of the People. The Phi Tausl prominent party for the fall semester is a costume party and dance called River Boat Rendezvous. This party, held in the chapter house, is a takeoff of life on the Nlississippi river. For their spring social the members and pledges enjoy a Stardust formal at the Student Union, where they announce the Dream Girl of Phi Kappa Tau. l age 230 S. H. BORUNDA President A picturesque riverboat gambler, Virgil Richards plays cards at the Phi Kappa Tau Riverboat party. Tall hats, vests, and big Cigars are the vogue for the evening. PHI KAPPA TAU ROW 1: Mrs. Alice E. Lawrence fHostessl, Jerry Wayne Ad- mire, David Horace Atkins, Charles E. Biby, S. H. Borunda, Keith Darwin Boston, Larry Paul Bradfield, Norman Curtis Brown. ROW 2: Harold VVayne Burlingame, Guy Fletcher Collins, Garland L. Copelin, Owen Lee Cotton, Lee Daniel Craig, Jr., Jack L. Gamblin, Richard Max Greene, Dave J. Harbour. ROW 3: Robert Howard Holcomb, Marvin Dean Howe, Don Jackson, Ben J. Johnson, Robert Lowell Johnson, Don E. Kol- ler, Anthony Gorden Merritt, Edward E. Prag. ROVV 4: Gary VVayne Rnhe, Mike J. Raleigh, Virgil A. Rich- ard, Gordon VV. Richardson, Dave Lawrence Schomer, Gary Sieland, Dave Snyder, Gary Lynn Snyder, Richard A. VVilliams. Page Pl BETA PHI RosE lh4ARlE KIJBRICHT . President SHIRLEY EXNING . . Vice-President DEE ANN DICKENS . . . Seeretary CHRISTIE SULLIVAN . . . Treasurer eaut Queen Prevalent At Pi Phi Hou e 66 MONARCH BORN,H the title of the homecoming Hoat that captured first prize for its beauty, exemplifies the house it represented, Pi Beta Phi. The Okla- homa State Pi Phis are especially proud of their Malinda Berry, who won the coveted national queenship, 1959 Maid of Cotton. Eight campus beauty queens make their home at 923 College avenue, including Sherry Swearn- gin, Princess Athena, Ann Blackman, Fairest of the Fair, Nliriam Oesch, education queen, Gayle Powell, engineering queen, and Suzanne Herwig, lyliss Young Democrat. joye Dickens and Malinda Berry were both chosen as Redskin beauties, and JoAnn Dozier reigns as both Aggie X queen and Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Among the Pi Phis who have been honored for their achievement excellence on campus are Ruth Ahrberg, Who's Who and SUAB vice-presidentg Edys Burris, president of AWSg hliriam Oesch, student senatorg Sherry Swearngin, Orange Quill president. Ann Adams serves the university as a varsity cheerleader. Page 282 RosE l.VIARIE KUBRICHT President Excited Pi Phis give Z1 grand welcome to Benny Goodman and his band. The musicians were dinner guests of the sorority before their Allied Arts presentation. me 5 'HS F 1 - 5,-. ,' ' 7 J K L--' A K as 7 - 7 ' I 1 ' ' r , ' s ,..,.K-W. 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ROVV 2: Luanne Brady, Johna Joy Breckenridge, Jeane Rae Brown, Jo Beverly Buckley, Dorothy Liesbeth Buikstra, Frances Ann Burch, Betsy Mary E. Burgess, Edys Burris, Juliana Cas- ler, Patricia Ann Clough, Kay Frances Coffman, Dee Ann Dickens. ROW 3: Joye L. Dickens, Mary Lou Dickey, Jo Ann Dozier, Billie Jo Evans, Shirley R. Ewing, Mary Jane Gerhards, San- cha Dee GriH'ith, Barbara Sue Guinn, Carol Ann Hefner, Ann Kathryn Henderson, Sharon Henderson, Suzanne Herwig. ROVV 4: Jerry C. Hicks, Jo Jean Hicks, Bettsy Carolyn Hilde- brandt, Peggie Shillet Hudiburg, Bette Lee Jones, Jan Jones, Janet Jones, Rosemary Jurgins, JoAnne Kelly, Rose Marie Kubricht, Deborah N. Lee, Mary Elizabeth Lee. ROW S: Mary Lou Loy, Daryl Jane Malone, Nancy Lynn Markley, Marianne McCauley, Janis McVVherter, Marideth Miller, Marilyn Mixon, Jo Anne Myers, Zarilyn Nelson, Betsy Newcomb, Mim C. Oesch, Phyllis Ann Owen. ROVV 6: Patti Page, Kay Parkhurst, Jane Carolyn Parnell, Vera Gayle Perkins, Eula Marie Pettyjohn, Pattie Anne Phil- lips, Gayle Powell, Linda Lou Price, Janie Purlee, Dorothy Sue Purnell, Susie Reardon. ROVV 7: Suzanne Richardson, Suzann Rucker, Judy Lee Sand- erson, Diana Carol Schedler, Carol Ann Schmidt, Barbara Jane Selph, Janice Sue Smith, Norma Sparks, Barbara Jean Stanley, Mary Helen Stevens, Dian Straight. ROVV 8: Jennie Sue Suflield, Christie Elaine Sullivan, Sherry Niarie Swearngin, Joyce Elaine Tate, Marie Carolyn Temple, Barbara Anne Terrell, Suzanne Lpdegraff, Susan Christine VVaid, Jeanette VValker, Marilyn Middleton VVooldridge, Kath- erine Lynn Yeandle. Page 283 Pl KAPPA ALPHA Rox XVICKHABI JOHN TYLER Jonx CJAAIMON AL REYNOLDS . . Presidenl Vitrrf-Prffsidffrzt . Serretzzry . Treasurer elitieian And Athlete Produced By Pi KA tr 1 .45 e .R 3. 5 -1, 'r' ,V 'M .. tllfli. M .51 ,f-ag L .. x. -X NE or-' THE OLDEST AND LARGEST FRATERNITIES, Pi Kappa Alpha was founded nationally in 1868, and now has 127 active chapters. The Gamma Chi chapter at OSU has 70 members and pledges. Industrious PiKAs lead in campus organizations and ath- letics. Johnny IXIaXwell was president of Circle K club and Delta Sigma Pi, and was on the Business Student council. Another member, John Tyler, was president of Engineering Toastmasters. Ron YVickham was secretary of IFC and Al Reynolds was president of Student AIA. In athletics, PiKAs proved their worth with Tim Green in varsity baseball, Jack Addleman in wrestling and Jim Mearis in football. Dave Doerpinghaus was selected to the annual all-fraternity football team. The Ship VVreclc Ball opened the Pi Kappa Alpha social season, followed by the spring formal and the HDream Girl Dinner-Dance at which Jo Ann Dozier, Pi Beta Phi, was chosen Dream Giryf' Page 28-l Rox VVICKHAM President Here is something new in the world of pledging. Pledge Jim Hadden watches on while member John Gammon and President Ron Wickham make the bed. 1, 'Ulu-w.-w....,g,, Z Pl KAPPA ALPHA ROW 1: Mrs. John Florence CHostessj, Robert Ray Abel, Har- old Lee Adair, John W. Addleman, Richard M. Adkins, Robert Lloyd Baker, Eugene E. Bonino, Robert Franklin Booher, Robert L. Brase. ROW 2: George B. Bull, John Henry Casten, Bailey R. Center, Thomas Ronald Chrisope, Gale Wesley Cook, Eugene S. Cooper, George A. Davis, Gordon Carroll Fisher, Guy Henry Fisher. ROVV 3: Gary Paul Going, Tim Green, Cliff H. Greisen, Jr., Jim M. Hartley, James D. Hadden, VVillis Dwaine Hauser, Jim Howard Henkel, Robert A. Irwin, Jon H. jackson. ROW 4: Russell Thomas Jagers, Reid Robinson June, Don Eugene Lloyd, Russell W. Mank, Jr., Johnny Maxwell, Gerald R. May, Paul Mark McNally, Pete Carlyle Miller, Albert Ralph Morgan. ROW 5: Don Frank Newberry, J. Douglas Overstreet, Lowell Thomas Quiett, Albert Lee Reynolds, Charles E. Robinson, Les- lie Leroy Snyder, John L. Squires, Dale F. Stehno, Ronald Laird Stewart. ROVV 6: Norman Larry Sturdevant, Frederick G. Tennille, Richard N. Tennille, Alan Ray Tye, John Louis Tyler, lNIonroe Waak, Jr., Ronald Lee VVickham, Fred Charles VVilkinson, Paul VVilliam Wright. Page 283 SIGMA ALPHA EPSlLON IIIELVIN SENIRAD . . . President TOM REYNOLDS . . . Vice-President IXIIKE BROWN . . . Secretary BILL STORY . Treasurer artie Turn Full Cycle: Pajama ,Plantation IFE AT THE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON HOUSE is never dull. The social calendar begins in Qctober with the Pajama party and ends in lVIay with the Plantation party, when the Sig Alphs entertain their dates for the weekend. The final party includes an informal party on Friday night, the dance on the chapter lawn on Saturday night, and brunch and church on Sunday. Interest in campus affairs is shown by the SAEs in their participation in homecoming activities with their second place house decoration, Around the World in 80 VVays.,' Inter- est in campus life includes campus leaders such as John Jacob, president of Blue Keyg Joe Fowler, engineering stu- dent council representative, and Ron Britton, vice-president of International Relations council. The Sig Alphs are now making plans for the construction of a new fraternity house. Construction is expected to begin some time next summer. Page 286 IVIELVIN SEINIRAD President SAES enjoy going through everyone else's mail to see who has received 'fgoodies from home or that letter from the girl they left behind. ,i.kkV .A': 'A xg.. .1 R its , . V IW . ':1:,: X Q :FST 4 X I 5 .- I , X . 4 ix s A .. . l , . W- A T -,'-,, : E:: g K .V, F4 ,A j l h 'lk A f V ' - 4, :S if .2:,' fS- , I, - . , I. A Q h' . f -:Q- IJ J - Q-' -. fo. - V iltL?L F A Z: Q 'f'ff ml. ' ' ev ., fi ,, 8 .4 lvgg A Q ii' ii I, E if v' Q A A . ltl . V AQQ- .:::: Q V . V Mei ' 1 I . 4 s t a tt 1 I Q . . i or zq, , 2 A ,, 1 K' :EZ 1 A! A '. ' .xd- fl? . Q f1:- -'ff ' ' ' A ..! ' A ,1 4 gi j A i -A ,E . A 'hfie ' . Eg: in , ,I SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ROVV 1: Mrs. Katherine C. VVoods Clrlostessl, Charles R. As- fahl, Graydn Freemont Avritt, Danny Sherman Baze, Robert Estel Beaver, Richard Steve Bowers, Jack Owen Braswell, Roy A. Brooks, Michael P. A. Brown, Ralph Max Brunssen, Don R. Buden. ROW 2: C. Richard Burkett, Michael Joe Burnett, James VVayne Burtschi, Forrest M. Campbell, Homer R. Cary, Jr., Jay W. Chalfant, John W. Claibourn, C. A. Collins, Charles llarold Dawson, Dick Deem, John A. Doudican. ROVV 3: Charles Edwards Drake, Terry Lynn Duff, Edwin D. Fisher, Michael Staley Fleming, Bruce VV. Folmnsbee, John R. Fogarty, Richard Allen Ford, Jay M. Fowler, Joe VViley Fowler, Tom M. Fullerton, VVilliam T. Fraser. ROYV 4: Bob Garretson, Ronald H. Gibson, Allen Robert Gordon, VV'esle5' Harris, Harold Helmbrecht, Dallas E. Herzer, Robert C. Ilill, Roy O. Hogard, John M. Jacob, R. Allan Jensen, jerry Lloyd johnson. ROVV 5: jerry H. Jondahl, Eddie Garner Killian, Lester Kit- chens, Charles S. Lovett, Al Maidt, Bob Nash, XVilliam M. Newell, john F. Niblack, jerry Donald Parker, VVilliam C. Parnell, IH, George A. Pitts. ROW 6: Tom J. Reynolds, Clifton Richards, john G. Scarr, III, J. B. Schonwald, Melvin I. Semrad, Jan L. Seth, james Louis Seward, Jack B. Shipe, Richard Louis Sifers, John Digby Soren- son, ROVV 7: Bob V. Spickelmier, Dean Lee Stagner, Charles Glenn Stankewitz, Bill C. Story, VVilliam B. Stone, Dallas C. Talk- ington, Paul R. Taylor, Jack Turner, jr., VVayne D. Turner, Floyd R. Yvade. ROVV 8: Ron L. VVadley, Tom VV. VVatt, Roger Glen VVells, Bill Vvesson, Edwin A. VVilliams, David Edward VVinslow, XVilliam Baker VVord, Philip Patrick VVorkman, VVlliam Glenn Vandegrift, john M. Yeaman. Page 287 . z f A R 'Q' 6 5,2 A Q. 'te i Za as 4: li- wiiffefi, K s A can - A 2,425 ,. it 'hi rv SIGMA CHI GARY FOSTER . . . President TOM HARLAN . . Vice-President LYNN PITTS . . Secretary GLYNN BALLEVV . . Treasurer Men acate To Make Room For Date 3 J 211' ' Sm! , M it Ey re.: xt? ANY CURIOUS AND EXCITED GIRLS moved busily into the Sigma Chi house for the weekend of their annual Sweetheart formal. The boys stayed in houses in Stillwater and serenaded the girls after the large formal honoring their current sweetheart, Ann Stephens. Other social affairs held throughout the year include the Harlem ball, the Congo Fantasy party, Christmas formal, Valentines party and Derby day. The Sigma Chis have among their midst a variety of out- standing varsity athletes. In football, Jorge lvladamba, Jim Frazier and Lynn Pitts represent OSU, while Lew Wade is a varsity basketball player and Tom Harlan is on the varsity track team. Freshman class president this year is Sigma Chi pledge Joe Horn. The Sigma Chis concluded last year with first place trophy in the men's division of the all-college Varsity Revue. Page 288 GARY FOSTER President They'll do it every time! That chick D. Cotter Was slick- ing up for is calling to say she is bedridden with flu. I. Frazier can only offer his sympathies. , , L Q.-an 4 ,M Sv Q 5 -TT 'fl - . A ' an :. Y H I ea ei , tg..-M ,. .- . Lai . . . - K, N ,mae-1 J J .255 .Q + L. .. ,, W X ll H . Q A 9 'B if 5: if , ,,x5 V . . 1,3 me 2 is l l f Q A ..,,,,,.. M. 1... is W' Q, N . 1 2 ,,.,, , V: V ,W , . 1 , . i ,. ' A ,. i ' .fe 3 Yi' 'V Iv C 96 3952-at av Qs ' f 3. -i 4 Ax, .K uf 4.- s 'K '57- 1 5 x Z 3 f et. ' 5 lu, em. SIGMA CHI ROVV 12 Mrs. H. G. Hollingsworth flrlostessl, John Quincy Adams, Don Allen Anthony, Philip Ray Arnett, Charles M. Bacon, L. Balkman, John Carroll Barrett, Mark Max Bouton, James Elmer Boyd, Carl Lennart Brandborg, Ted S. Burkhart. ROVV 2: James David Caldwell, R. jack Cavitt, Jack W. Clear, Bob Clift, Ernest Gene Colasacco, Delmar C. Cooper, Daniel Douglas Cotter, Robert Raymond Crandall, Lynn Dale Curry, Gary B. Dage, Lawrence A. Devero. ROVV 3: Richard L. Ehrey, Ronald G. Ernest, Jerry Fast, Ron Fost, Gary Lee Foster, james VVesley Frazier, Bert Charles Frichot, Virgilee Gould, Richard E. Gray, Thomas Scott Har- lan, Carl Nlarion Harris. ROVV 41 Jerry Michael Hedges, Thad Holcombe, Billy Ray Holloway, Bob Hope, -loe Nl. Horn, Charles A. Kalb, Bill K. Ketchum, Charles VVilliam Lamphere, Earl L. Lawrence, John R. Mack, Frank D. McAtee. ROVV 5: Robert I. McCormick, George McKown, Pete Mess- ler, Michael David Miller, Earl S. Minter, Lewis K. Moffatt, Orville Dean Montgomery, Howard D. Moore, Terry Dick Mundell, Tom F. Oakes, Richard James O'Conner. ROW 6: Donald George Paxton, Donald R. Philbin, Lynn Real Pitts, Clyde B. Pritchard, Bob Quintana, Ray D. Ramsay, Don Eugene Reynolds, John Cole Schmidt, Ronnie Sheets, Robert Sisler, VValter B. Stallcup. ROVV 7: YVilson Lee Stark, Sanford Neil Stevens, VVarren Vvilliam Stinson, Don Joe Taylor, VV. David VanScoter, Lew Bud Vilacle, Bobby Drew Vlleaver, Nlarvin Chester VVez1therfortl, Bob VVilliam VVhite, Miles ll. VVhite. P '1 ge 289 SIGMA NU Bois HUNTER . . President STEVE Ro1aERTs . . I'irr-Prrsidrrzt BILL DQENGES . . . Sffiwtfiry Btu, H1cHFn.i, . . Treasurer raternity Contribute any To Var ity Athletic FTIZR THEIR DISASTROUS FIRE of Christmas '57, the Sigma Nus moved back into a newly remodeled and redecorated house this fall. The Sigma Nus have con- tributed much this semester to their fine record of ath- letic accomplishments. They placed second in intranniral athletics last spring after a steady record of firsts. Among college athletes are Richard Dupree and Berry Harrison, footballg Tom Hamby and Don Heflington, basketball, and Bruce Campbell, wrestling. Ranking high in the field of campus leadership, Sigma Nu supplies Blue Key with several of its members and one man is in ODK. They also have the vice-president of Student as- sociation, a member on the board of publications who was in charge of this yearls Campus Chest fund as well, and they were active in Student Senate. The most gala of campus dances, Sigma Nuls Frontier ball, included among its esteemed guests rustlers, horse thieves and dance hall girls. l age 290 ROBERT HUNTIER President Frontier ball time! Sponsored by the Sigma Nus, the ball is actually a week-long affair with barbecues and Campfires climaxed by a weekend dance. SIGMA NU ROW' 1: Mrs. Alice F. VValker CHostessJ, Bob Edward Acklin, Jr., Billy Adams, William Harry Allen, Robert E. Anderson, Harold R. Ashby, Phil H. Ashmore, Tom David Ashmore, M. V. Ayres, Jr., Robert C. Beard, Thomas E. Beard. ROW 2: VVilliam F. Bernhardt, Bob Harold Blosch, Tom Ed- ward Brown, Benny C. Bunch, David Bruce Campbell, VVilliam B. Canada, Joe Bruce Cox, Richard Maurice Cramer, Bill Crawford, French C. Denwalt, K. O. Dixon. ROW 3: VVilliam S. Doenges, Bill Drewry, William Lundy Edwards, Glenn William Emmons, Charles VV. Ensey, William Lee Erwin, Dick Fallin, Stacy Edward Ferrell, James E. Gam- mon, Donald Gene Garner, Marlin Glass, jr. ROW 4: Carl Gene Goates, Tom Scott Graham, Tom L. Ham- by, David L. Hamilton, James A. Haynes, Joe J. Hess, VVilliam N. Hightill, Eldon R. Hugo, Robert Michael Hunter, John L. Iman, J. C. Joyce. ROW S: Danny Frank Kennedy, Gary Allen Kingery, jon Thomas Mason, Walter G. McBride, William Marcus McCrea, Richard Bruce McLain, Douglas L. Mobley, Dean Langan Mof- fett, Terry Gwynn Monkres, Joe L. Myers, John Arthur Nilson. ROW 6: David A. Page, Herbert VVilliam Penning, Jr., J. Wendyl Pool, Pat G. Rabbitt, Raymond Lynn Reeves, Rodney Ricketts, Steve E. Roberts, Ted Rush, Michael D. Ryan, Bobby C. Spradlin, Monty jack Stricker. ROVV 7: Paul E. Tate, George B. Thomas, joe Ray Thompson, Jack P. Walcott, Harold Lee Wlatts, J. Ronnie VVebh, John Thomas VVeller, Loren S. VVhitehead, Lucky VVilliams, jim Michael VVixson, Robert J. VVoulfe, Paul Parker Yarbrough. Page 291 Page SIGMA PHI EPSlLON JACK SEIDLE ROBERT BEST JACK DICKEY BILL ROSELIUS . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Wins Sport Trophy ix Oi LatEiQht Year :artnet greg, ETTING THE FALL SOCIAL SXNIRL off to a good start, the Sig Eps held their annual Bowery Brawl, an all-school party. Throughout the year they engaged in many social activities such as The Girl of the Golden Heart formal, when the fraternity sweetheart was crowned, the Christmas formal, two house parties, an election party and a gambling party. The Sig Ep float depicting The VVings of Time won first place in the beauty division of homecoming this year. Taking top honors in volleyball, softball and bowling, the Sig Eps won the all-sports trophy in 1957-1958 for the sixth time in the last eight years. They also boast of many varsity athletes with participants in football, baseball and basketball. Among the many other outstanding individual honors were the selections of Ray lVIcLain and Bill Lightcap to VVho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities. 292 JACK SEIDLE President It was almost dawn when the last rosette was placed in the Sig Ep homecoming float. Ed Holland is one of the hard workers braving the cold to meet the deadline. . is Q M My sa fliftf .ers , ,un 6 g I SIGMA PHI EPSILIIN ROVV 1: Mrs. A. M. Hough QH0stessj, John T. Allen, Robert I.. Amend, Ben Bancroft, Lowell D. Beatty, Robert Dean Blair, Robert F. Bost, john D. Carleton, Jr., Pete Cartwright. ROVV 2: Michael A. Chaney, VValter Chase, Guy P. Clark, Kermit L. Clark, VViIliam Neil Cory, Fred R. Cousins, Robert M. Crowley, Paul B. Davidson, Jr., Theodore Bruce Dawson. ROVV 3: jack VV. Dickey, Bob Emch, VVilliam Harve Fathey, Don Allen Freling, Philip Thornton Geygan, Alan Bentley Glass, Elwood Goeringer, Max Goodwin, Vvilliam R. Gould, III. ROVV -I: Stanton NI. Halley, YVayne YVilliam Hargis, Keith Frank Ilarris, Edward J. Holland, John M. Ilughes. Ray M. Johnson, Harry K. Kernal, Al H. Krause, VVilliam T. Ligbtcap. ROVV S: Morris Lynn Lile, Mike Mayer, Aubrey Ray McLain, Thomas VViley Mitcham, Eddie F. Montgomery, George David Ormiston, Guy Gregory Ormiston, Gary Dale Parkey, Ivan S. Perkins, III. ROVV 6: John Michael Ray, Gary VVaIker Richards, Robert C. Sandford, Robert F. Schauer, Jack I. Seidle, Neal T. Seidle, Bill F. Smith, Robert C. Spears, Dale A. Stoll. ROVV 7: VValter Beynon Sturek, Gary L. Sullivan, N. Dale Talkington, Thomas YV. Tatum, Harold Pete Thomas, Ford Verma, VVilliam Gerald Vvood, Smith XVyCofI, Don S. Yandell. IJ age TAU KAPPA EPSlLON RICHARD S. PILGRIIXI . . . President LARRY HIARDESTY . . Vice-President JOHN VVILSON . . Secretary GREG BEIL . . . Treasurer Combined Ellort Result In IFC Improvement Trophy HEWHI Q I ,af NXIOUSLY AVVAITING CONSTRUCTION of a new house this spring, the TKES are making the most of their final semester in their present house. They took second place honors in the homecoming house decorations with an airplane crashing into the roof of their house. The Tau Kappa Epsilons are also stressing scholarship this year as indicated by their Winning the IFC improvement trophy. lVIany men from the TKE house are leaders on the cam- pus. Roland Sodowsky is the current Varsity Revue director and is assistant editor of the OSU Alumni Magazine,' Phil Middleton was homecoming chairman and IFC senator, and Irwin Supernaxv and Greg Beil are on Arts and Science Student council. Social events which highlighted the Tau Kappa Epsilons, year were the French Cabaret party, Voo-Doo party and Red Carnation formal, where they honored their current sweetheart, Mrs. Billie Davis. Page 294 RICHARD PILGRIM President Baker, Cook, Ward, Shindell and Richardson watch as Santa talks to two of the boys that the TKES entertained from an orphanage. TAU KAPPA EPSlLON ROW 1: Mrs. Marion P. VVagner QHostessJ, Bob Baker, Ben- jamin F. Ballard, James Clayton Barnes, Jr., Ralph Gregory Beil, Donnie Lee Briscoe, Joe VVayne Clink, Hal LeRoy Cronk- hite. ROW 2: Royce A. Currieo, Richard H. Dermer, J. B. Donley, George O. Elliff, Enoch Charles Estep, George E. Guinn, Larry F. Hardesty, Gary N. Heath. ROW 3: Jim Edward Henderson, Jerry Lee vlanzen, Darryl W. Johnson, Kenneth L. Ketner, Donald R. Mayer, Larry W. Mc- Clain, Phil M. Middleton, John Murdock. ROW 4: Herbert L. Nay, Richard S. Pilgrim, Elbert VVayne Pruitt, VVilliam Thomas Richardson, Forrest Eugene Robertson, VVinston Gene Shindell, VVilliam Monroe Son, Irwin Ray Super- naw. ROW 5: Donnie J. Taylor, Richard K. Tessman, Lewis R. Til- ford, Terrence Alan Turner, Clark VV. VVard, James Herbert VVilliams, John Russell VVilson, III. Page 295 THETA CHI JIBI EXLINE . . President RICK DE BASTOS . . Vice-Presiderzt GEORGE PINCHES . . . Seererary KEN KASTI. . . . Treasurer raternity Feature Part Every Month 2 0-'RJ .J K 3 W ,X .1 HE SECOND 'ACARIBBEAN CAPERSH highlighted the Theta Chi fall social season, with a house party a month rounding out the agenda. The HCapers,' decorations included some 20,000 square feet of fish net, both in and out of the house, with four inches of sand over the downstairs floor area. Attire for the evening was strictly from the desert isles. The annual Carnation Ball formal was the principal social function of the spring. Spotlighting this gala evening was the presentation of the Dream Girly' of Theta Chi trophy. Scholastically, the men came from seventeenth to seventh in one year, thus raising their scholastic record to an all-time chapter high. OSU,s Gamma Zeta chapter was established on campus in 1947 while the national organization is celebrating its l03rd anniversary this year. There are now l26 chapters with a membership of over 48,000 Page 296 JIM EXLINE President Calypso music dominates the time spent around the piano in the Calypso-crazy house as is exemplified by Theta Chis in a typical afternoon jam session. J lg ,Ik P THETA CHI ROVV 1: Mrs. I. E. Tice Qliostessj, Don Lewis Barker, Alva D. Boland, Larry L. Coon, H. Pierson Danley, Ricardo J. DeBastos, Eugene H. Downs, James VVilson Exline. ROW 2: David B. Fisher, Jerry E. Frisk, Lowell L. Hall, Boyd W. Harris, Brad Harris, Jerry D. Hull, Kenneth H. Kastl, W. Keenan Mitchell. ROW 3: Joe H. Newberry, George E. Pinches, Guy S. Short, Jr., M. Terry Stark, john Lalforge Taylor, Robert L. Tempero, John K. Vanl-Tossen, G. Alan Wimpey. S Ill 5 Q af' .V g K1 E I l 3 Pledges Jim Koons and Gary Shoemaker raise the old glory of the Theta Chis. This traditional flag is raised every morning of every good day. Page 297 THETA KAPPA PHI ERNIE VVALKER . JIM EISCHEN . . FRANCIS MAscH1No HENRY BOECKER . . President Vive-President . Secretary . Treasurer erger Will Become llflicial In pring . lu i 'gui ' Q IQXSC 5: -,. af -452 we ' t!yl.If9 ' 's tv I' S HETA KAPPA PHI, a social fraternity for Catholic men, merged last September with another Catholic frater- nity, Phi Kappa. The ideals shall remain the same, but the crest and the jewelry will be different. The frater- nity will be known as Phi Kappa Theta. The merger will be completed olhcially in lklay, 1959. Another event for the coming school year will be the building of a new chapter house. Nu chapter's social events for this year included the an- nual Woodchopper's ball, the Christmas semi-formal and the Starlight ball. The men of Theta Kappa Phi participated in Greek week, REW and the Campus Chest drive. Outstanding men in- cluded Jim Piter, Henry Boecker and Robert Heidlage. In the sports area the Theta Kappa Phis came in second in the bowling intramurals and in intramural football. Joe Alexander is on the bowling varsity. Page 298 ERNIE WALKER President The intricacies of the Windsor knot are introduced to L. Schumacher by H. Boecker and I. Buswell. Now a little time, a little practice . . . THETA KAPPA PHI RUVV 1: Mrs. Dolores R. Viers CHOstessj, Jerry Edward Ar- Iedge, Joseph D. Barrick, Ralph Rudolph Berg, Henry C. Boecker, Jerrold F. Bradley. ROW 2: Joseph George Buswell, Patrick A. Dolin, Paul A. Eischen, Robert F. Heidlage, David F. Howl, Clifford G. Kilian. ROW 3: William Thomas Killeen, James R. Lavendusky, Francis C. Maschino, John Anthony Muscato, Jim Lee Piter, Louis Schumacher, Ernest B. VValker. Silence is the essence for pledges B. Killeen, P. Eischen and L. Schumacher. If all goes well, the members' shoes will soon he safely hidden away. Page 299 ' A -aa-:,..t:-,,, ..,,,,i, ,,,,,.,,.- team, , , - 1, 1- 1 1 .1 EQ 'aw gt Haj, 'vs-.,w!f.i?sQ,,-231, ., airway - -..-- . fs, K ZETA TAU ALPHA RIARY ELLEN HRXGA . . . President DIXIE LEE KIARSH . . Vice-President LINDA AGGAS . . . Secretary CAMILLA CONVERSE . . Treasurer ew Wing, Complete lledecoration, Beautily Hou e Qbafic-16 ' I Ol , , .wa , ?f'j 1Y n e ,gl ,Q , ?'!' Q' x ETA XYOBIEN MAY Now ROAST that they have the largest sorority house on campus. The new wing added this year made it possible. Complete redecoration was done on the inside of the house and the new wing features eight bedrooms, two bathrooms, two laundry rooms, new housemotherls quarters, a larger kitchen and dining room, a new recreation and chapter room. A large patio is being built, with new landscaping. Always a group of winners, the Zetas held true to fashion this year. Besides winning the sorority softball league, they also won first with their Union Fair booth, hep cat alley, at which Zeta derbies were given as prizes, and the pinned wing look of their homecoming float won second in original- ity. Zeta Gail Kimes was winner of the national oratory contest and was on the all-campus debate team. Besides the surprise root beer and pretzel party given by the pledges, the Zetas also had a smorgasbord at Christmas and a spring formal. Page 300 L. RIARY ELLEN HAG.1X President Anxiously awaiting the day they can move back into their completely remodeled house, Zetas Anderson, Haga, Chaney and Engle give a thorough inspection. e r A f i Q aa? if Q? ' E ee Q M X x i K V M- A E 2 i n Q K 3 if PJ ii MF Fifi eaaff giiiQ? '3 Vinl '. Eg? L ? ib ,QQQC Gaaee Fgggfd Q .,,, i . i e t ii V A f ZL' ,. ii L LV 'LZV KN' ..1i. Ania. Qfiaa ire 2 ibQ'v eil A , as 52. ' . fl. PQQAP EEQPW 6 13 ri, + aa 5 ' V Ykk . I . , , My 45 . , A ,,KA , i i :Vy ii i zw, L. lu. .L An 4k V 1 A iii' Qmf 'wi ' LF. W 'W Eiga, mf,h Saga Q' lwwffi 5mg5,5 .-.. Wifi afC'E F Q ? , l L A A i LZ .ff . ,mark if '- , 3 e , ., 9 A if QEEC st i 9? ff ful A f,- fpig ,im . . f ff I:j!iL g5g5a!lr ,Q 5 45. 'V ZETA TAU ALPHA ROVV 1: Mrs. Virginia Pope CHostessj, Linda K. Aggas, Phoe- be Ann Anderson, Wanda Joyce Anderson, D'Anna Dee Antene, VVilma Louise Bagwell, Marjorie Marie Bose, Benda Boyett, Patricia Ann Chambers, Patricia Ann Chaney. ROVV 2: Sadie Lou Clark, Janice Clinkenbeard, Camilla Con- verse, Peggy Cornels, Mary Zella Creswell, Roberta Marie Cun- ningham, Claudia Currin, Kathleen Claire Darlow, D. Eileen Edmonson, Connie Engle. ROVV 3: Kay Filson, Marcia Anne Fitzgerald, Sue Ruth Gal- van, Frances Louise George, Nlary Ellen Haga, Beverly Sue Hannah, Elizabeth Ann Hansard, Norma Nell Harris, Jean Ellen lleckman, Ella Louise Hembree. . t sg, , 46, mt? L f 4 I L i.,'g,1 e Q 3 ,,,.: f as I EY. 5 L SS ' Ji aj M ix ' lla. S .i lp. my . f Alu. 5 in A W' li s ROVV 4: Janet E. llonegger, Margaret Rose Horn, Linda Kay Howard, Connie J. jondrow, Gail Carolyn Kimes, Barbara Ruth Kirby, Carolyn Wright Latham, Deanna Gayle Linstaedt, Nancy Louise Loftis, Charlene Kaye Maben. ROW 5: Dixie Lee Marsh, Lindrith Annette Marxsen, Virginia Foster McLain, Susie McMillon, Billie Lou Millard, Cynthia Anne Muir, Ann Margaret Mullman, Carol Kay Nelson, Caryll Ann Parham, Agnes Marie Regier. ROVV 6: Shirley Lou Rouse, Sandra Sue Sampson, Alice K. Scarth, Wlanda jo Stankewitz, Jan Howell Stockton, jerreda jo Ann Tate, Elizabeth Tidwell, Barbara Tooke, Lisbeth Tooke, -Ianell Joy VVehster, Frances Ann Ziegler. f.. ffm-rf iy.fa, Page 301 Chapter Make ALPHA PHI ALPHA DONALD BROVVN President ARCHIE HARRIS Vice-President ORLANDO HAZLEY Se1,'l'f?t11ry-Treasurer ROW 1: Orlando E. Hazley CTreasurerj, Archie Harris QVice- Presidentj, Mrs. L. A. VVard CHouse motherj, Donald Glenn Brown CPresidentl. ROVV 2: Donald Wells, A. C. Ivery, Sammy Darvin Pegues, Lee A. Ward QSponsorj, A. D. Davis Appearance At 0 U HE BLACK AND GOLD PLEDGE ribbons of Alpha Phi Alpha made their debut on campus in February of the spring semester of 1958. The appearance of these ribbons signiHed that Epsilon Epsilon chap- ter had been formally installed at OSU as of April 15, 1958. The first pledge class consisted of seven men, and the fraternity at present includes nineteen members and pledges. Alpha Phi Alpha is very proud of its Outstanding pledge, Samuel Howard, who won the university speech contest, and of Orlando Hazley, who has made a dis- tinctive name for himself and has set numerous records as a star on the OSU varsity track team. A quintet of Alpha Phis, who call themselves the Imps, and are in the student entertainers organization, also bring much acclaim to their fraternity. CChaplainj. ROVV 3: Ossie B. Prim, Alvin G. jackson, VVar- dell M. Hopson, Jr., Eugene Roy Brown, A. Russell Halsteid, Samuel H. Howard. ROW 4: Chester Pittman, L. C. Gordon, Donald F. Blakley, Wade Ladd, Robert House, Charles C. Reed. Page 302 www- . , i w., 7 ijk k ,Mo-M AL ' - A . fir: f W N 3 6, z Hg fa if 1 N N F23 2?-i w 5 QW Q ie sf M 1 'S' gig, fi J E it xl N , F X! fx J N is 1 M K Qiifwzf rf, . A se:fs'w'ffi.' ' Q my .Q ,mg -.e t J, t l' 4 r Q' Z 1 , ttf H , ...Emf ' Wifi be 'iii 'r r . .. ,D -fi T UW A'f5?fS?5'f ew .,. mfg Y . y f wfnlzzr n's': 'z.I.4-lf4S'5Ti' lf: 'V1 if5zbi5f?f?'w3i- .. ..,. , f- W 'hn-nn...-st' 'W'57'i . M-wwwiqip 'I 'Q 15.1 .. If - 'O-ei Q Y 's..,. Relaxing in a typical room of Stout hull are Janice Parker and Billie Jean Bradley. ormitorie Page 303 Council upervises Independent Women GRAND COUNClL C.-XROLYN BUYER Preyidrf Il I SHARON KEI,I.ET Vive-Presidefzt KAREN LJNDERHILL Serrfftary IKAREN NVINGET Treasurer ROVV 1: Mrs. Irene Walsh fSponsorj, Carolyn Boyer fPresi- dentj, Sharon Kellet CVice-Presidentj, Karen Underhill tSec- retaryj, Karen Winget fTreasurerJ, Pat Chapel CIWRH SenatorJ, Kay Baum, Betty Andrews, Hoppy McCune. ROW 2: Rose Cotten, Linda Milam, Barbara Sellers, Jeanette Robin- son, Janet Berry, Ruth Baker, Frances Bolling, Maree Wade, Helen M. Kirby, Patricia McVVhirter, Kay Lynn Davenport, Claudean Berry. ROW 3: Belva McCroskey, Delores Grau- ERVING AS THE GOVERNING BODY for all independent women on campus, Grand council coordinates the activities of the four girls' dormitories and the Co-ed apartments. The council strives to promote dormitory activities and campus events concerning university women. It sponsors the annual Mistletoe hlarch Winter formal, a spring formal, and in addition, presents a scholarship trophy each year to the women's dormitory with the high- est grade point average. Another important feature of the year includes the joint meeting of Grand council and the Independent lXIen's Residence council each semester. Grand council officers are elected by all independent women on campus. Meiribership in the organization re- quires that one be an officer in one of the residence halls. mann, Jacque Higgins, Barbara Mattern, Sandra Hadwiger, Carla Sweet, Rose Lee Burleson, Kay Hullet, Mary Lee Jones, Rae Moore, Charlotte Sanders, Dixie June Griffin, Marilyn Almy, Betty Sublette. ROW 4: Joy Chase, Anna Phoebe Kun- neman, Joy Teeters, Pat Sayles, Marjorie Hanna, Karen Brow- ers, Geraldine Goodwin, Freida Wolf, Kathryn Dobson, Geor- gia Kerby, Eleanor Bowman, Ann Stidham, Janice Ball, Alma Schneider. Page 304 ROW 1: Myron Simons fSecretaryj, Lenox L. Ratcliif fPresi- dentj, James M. Miller CAdvisorj, Ron Smith fVice-Presidentl, David Myers CSocial Chairmanj, James R. Dyer fTreasurerj. ROW 2: Alvin Baker, Jamison M. Bear, William Thomas Hall, James M. Reim, Gary R. Lair, Earl Kortemeier, David Edward George. ROW 3: Richard Castle, William Robert Nor- ris, Jerry J. Box, Clyde J. Northrup, Jack Amyx, Joe Reinert, Don Hayes, Cameron D. McKeel. ROVV 4: Harry James, Ronald Reynolds, Tommy Bozarth, Don Tyner, Lewis Lippel, Clarence Goosen, Paul Brazell, Roy Butler. raveling Trophy Encourage Top Grade INDEPENDENT MEN'S RESIDENCE CDUNCIL LEN RATCLIFF President RON SBIITH Vice-President MYRON SIIXIONS Secretary- Trerzrurrfr Y HONORING AT A BANQUET all men living in dor- mitories who have a 3.8 grade average or above, the IDIRC is encouraging and rewarding the stu- dents who show superior scholastic ability. The council gives its own traveling trophy to the person with the highest over-all grade point. VVithin the nienis dorms, there is intramural compe- tition which is rewarded by a trophy. This coveted award is given to the dorm receiving the greatest num- ber of points in sports throughout the year. The Independent lXTen's Residence council supports numerous social events in addition to the scholastic and athletic ones. Two picnics are held yearly with Grand council in order to coordinate the activities of the inde- pendent nien and women. Page D05 CORDELL HALL RoNSM1TH . fiARY IJAIR . . . Dtxxxii HJXRREL D.'XI,E Kuursa . ard And Trophie Pre rented To ETTING AN EXAMPLE IN SCHOLARSHIP by winning the IKIRC scholarship award the past three years, Cordell hall has received many honors. They won the first place trophy in the menls residence hall division for their homecoming float, the Blue Key Parents' day trophy, and recognition for having the Ugliest Guy on Campus in the Campus Chest drive. Fame has also been brought to Cordell by their numerous campus leaders. Included in this group are Harold lllcllroy, vice-president of the Student association and vice-president of SUABg Ron Smith, president of the Independent party and vice-president of INIRCQ John Spurgeon, president of ODK, and Duane Harrel, IKIRH senator. The most memorable social happenings of the year were the Christmas party and caroling, spring picnic, and senior breakfast. Cordell also enjoyed the numerous hours spent on their Varsity Revue entry. l rgc 306 . Prfridwzt Vi fe-Pnfsizlezzt . Sl'l'f't'f!II'-1' SllI'l'IIXllI'l'l' Hall RON SMITH President ROVV 1: Ron Smith QPresidentj, Gary R. Lair fVice- Presidentj, Duane Harrel fSecretaryJ, Dale Kirmse fTreasurerJ, Earl Kortemeier QSocial Chairmanj. ROW 2: Joe Dean Mills, Donald Mason, Don E. Alden, Eddie C. Howard, Alvin Baker QIMRCQ, Paul I. Brazell QIMRCD. ROW 3: Gary Nowlin, Richard Thomas, Gerald Hickman, Jim Stritzke, Charles Craig, Gomer Skelley. mi 'Eb CORDELL HALL B ROW 1: Mrs. D. L. Rodgers fHostessj, Wade N. Adkins, Don E. Alden, Douglas Byron Allen, Lemuel C. Allison, Donald Dean Anderson, Asa James Andrews, Victor Lynn Andrews, Billy Wade Ausmus, Adnan Moh'd Badran. ROW 2: Bert Eugene Bailey, Robert Randall Baird, Alvin F. Baker, Fletcher C. Baker, Robert Lawrence Barrett, Willie Lee Basler, Jr., Jimmy Carl Baxter, Marvin Leon Beaty, James Bentley, James Allen Berousek. ROW 3: Don A. Blackerby, jerry M. Blackmon, John Charles Boedeker, Melvin Wayne Bollenback, LaNoel Bond, Bobby Dean Bookless, Gary Allen Bornemann, David Antonio Botta, Walter M. Boyles, Paul I. Brazell. ROW 4: Kenneth M. Briggs, VVilliam T. Britton, Roy Brothers, Charles Gould Bryan, Terry VV. Buker, Joseph A. Burkart, Roy L. Butler, Joe A. Cannon, Bobby Eugene Carol, Billy Ray Car- lile. ROVV 5: Wayne E. Carver, Mithat Cezayirli, Gerald L. Cham- bers, Ronald Willard Chambers, Mikel Bay Chism, Melvyn Y. C. Chow, John C. Cisna, Larry Clatlin, Larry Eugene Comstock, Russell Scott Conn. ROW 6: Billy Ioe Copeland, john Dickey Couchman, Ozel Cox, Jr., Charles Roy Craig, Larry Allen Crain, Harold G. Crosby, Ronnie N. Crossley, jim Roy Daniel, Ernest Dow Darnell, Ed- ward Allen David. ROW 7: Roger Lee Davis, Rolan Van Deker, Lance A. De- plante, Alva Darrell Devers, James Thomas DeWalt, Jerry Duane Dixon, Patrick L. Dowd, David N. Downen, Larry K. Drake, Evan Dean Duncan. ROW 8: Kenneth Dale Eaton, Valery D. Eberwein, Ronald Verlin Ecker, Larry Kent Edens, David Wayne Edwards, Dav- id Alan Ellis, Berton Dewey Epler, H. Allen Evans, Thomas Ingle Evans, james Faulkner. Page 307 A . Q 4... if ,Q-4,7 H 1 M -Q 'Q' wif, L ab. V TQ . if 4 afvxil 1.53 x 5 V 1 . W e .1 . Ei 2 2? A is. 5 55 53 if 5 I r , in i M5 ' -KAQ l ,. A ' . G i 'dl 1 a Q '-i I 4. W i It 5' 1 , if .v I 1 Q :wa If, . rr 3 ff rljgggg RRFR Jig. EE 'ix ig pe , ' v. 5 K, . My 0 gy .-, A 1' o 1 1 ' L oi , , 7 , . L rr.. F Q , W are A 'A-,,A:E ',,. A f A K ig . r s o -Q 'W ei Ffh ' , X kr I :QKI A rl V. .f . L QQ .LAL W,A. ,X1v,Kt , LL,,h. 1 N A V V U : ,ii h X . Q . E pg- , ji gs -L A, 1 1' - A CORDELL HALL ROW 1: Phillip Irwin Fields, Dennis Dean Fisher, James H. Fleming, Charles Rayford Florence, Ross Floyd, Kim I. Ford, Wade Fowler, Wirt Franklin, Jim K. Frazer, Robert Barton Freeman. ROW 2: John Keith Fry, joseph Clifford Fuqua, Robert Alan Gamble, Richard Harold Gannon, Robert L. Gardner, James Walter Gentry, Lawrence Harry Gentry, Michael Dee Gentry, Wager Olin Gilbert, Robert Ray Girard. ROW 3: Stephen S. Godwin, Gerald T. Goll, Jerry Randolph Grant, Jack Gorden Grililin, R. Leroy Grimsley, Bob E. Hall, Sammy Earl Hall, William Glen Hall, Jimmy Glen Hankins, George Williams Hanks. , ROW 4: Raymond Stephen Hardin, Arthur Lynn Harris, John Madison Harris, William VVade Harris, J. Darwin Hawkins, VVilliam Kenneth Hawkins, Darryl H. Hay, Harvey O. Hays, J. Dee Headley, Ronald Frank Hebensperger. Page 308 Ay--. 'ii ROW S: Dale Michael Hellwege, Larry Edward Hess, Gerald VV. Hickman, Luther A. Hicks, Jr., Glenn Hightower, Jimmy Wayne Hill, Robert Walter Hill, Freddy Kent Hines, Robert H. Hinman, Robert C. Hoffman. ROW 6: Allen E. Horrell, Gary D. Housley, Clarence VVesley Howl, Cecil Hoyt, Robert Price Hubbard, Elmer Huckabee, Don Larry Huffman, Jim Duff Hughey, Ronald Louis Hula, Sam G. Hurst. ROW 7: Robert Curtis Ikard, Elwyn D. Isaacs, Arthur Byron Jantz, Dwaine VV. Jantz, Don R. Johnson, Loren Lynn Johnson, Thomas Wendell Johnson, Charles L. Johnstone, Phil Nolan jones, Donald Dean Kemp. ROVV 8: Austin F. Kenyon, Bryant Kent Kershaw, jim Dale King, Nlaynard Marion Kirby, William B. Kitchens, James Raymond Kittrell, Earl Leon Kortemeier, Gary R. Lair, Joe Landers, James Clay Lang. A93 gy, I F i'i 5 5 2 -- fi fy., ' Ah' 1 32 'eww no Www' if -V f :Q1 E mi. nc., if r .o,is. A tiff , L l, 1 X' f L 'T M r W k 1 , I 14 y X .. Q7 s 1, 1 3 nv ,- S e i, R x.- , 0 ' H Y - in Q iii V '53 I , R . , , , , I N 5 1 A 1 f h-:l M K f as H ' 15 ygyy A g i gg Aff ii 3a'f iE5'f vgf iigir SEEM 1f96V Qgpl' ii 37- of A . -V 1 eire . '1:' f '::- ef sr A iiiilflil Q i 1. Q It it I . ro it CORDELL HALL ROVV 1: Guy O'Neal Langston, Ted V. LaRue, Vance LeBeau, Ting Fan Lee, Larry Joe Lewis, Larry D. Litle, David V. Lu- cas, Don Dwayne Lyles, John Paul Mach, Eldon Eugene Mallams. ROW 2: Elmer Mangrum, Jr., Charles I. Manning, Bobby Lee Martin, Joe Owen Martin, Donald Ralph Mason, Gerald All- mon Matthews, Lee Roy Matthiesen, Jimmy Lee McCormick, Milton E. McDaniel, William Michael McDowell. ROW 3: Edward M. McEndarfer, Noal Franz McGee, Floyd Allen McGure, Harold Lee Mcllroy, LeRoy Cleveland McKee, William Lee McMillan, Donald Dean McPheeters, Garold Eugene McVay, Donald E. Merz, Jack D. Middleton. ROW 4: Albert Lee Miller, Edker Miller, Jr., Henderson I. Miller, Larry Gene Miller, Oscar Herman Miller, Joe Dean Mills, Miles Eugene Mills, William T. Mills, James Earl Mil- ton, Fred W. Minnick. ROW 5: N. Malone Mitchell, John E. Mooney, Jerry David Moore, Jerry Marshall Moore, Fred J. Morgan, H. Phillip Morris, VVesley Ward Morrison, Gary Joe Mounce, Joe Gordon Muegge, John Kermit Murdock. ROW 6: O. Jay Murphy, Paul W. Newlin, Roger Kent Newlin, Howard C. Newman, V. J. Nichols, Roy Dene Nikkel, Robert D. Nix, Bill C. Nokes Clark Vernon Nowlin, Allan Cameron Oehl- schlager. 9 ROW 7: Robert Edward Oliver, Bingol H. Osma, Ted Calvin Ottinger, Ralph James Paradiso, Bob Joe Parker, Terry Dan Patton, Robert Kendall Phelps, William VValdo Phelps, George VVilliam Pilcher, Charles Henry Platt. ROW 8: Gene Pogue, William A. Polson, Franklin Porter, Howard Taft Potts, Garry Dean Prather, Lynn M. Puckett, Robert Terral Randall, VVilliam V. Randol, Ir., Harry VVarren Readnour, William O. Reeves, H. Page 309 CORDELL HALL ROW 1: Alan Wayne Reichardt, Richard Eugene Rennie, Ca- leb B. Rice, Donald R. Richardson, Gordon VV. Richardson, Rodger Gene Riggs, Ronald Eugene Rivers, Dean Edwin Rob- nett, William Stanley Rowe, James R. Rowland, Jon B. Russell. ROW 2: john Edward Sander, Kelly H. Schenk, Alvin L. Schultz, David Royce Scott, Eugene Karl Scott, Wesley Edward Scott, Winfred Baker Seals, Gary Randall Seth, Javad Shafifi, jahan Sheikholeslami, Lynn Simpson. ROW 3: Larry I. Sims, Rabi Sinno, Larry Dean Skarky, Ron- ald Wayne Skeith, Gomer D. Skelley, Curtis S. Slaton, Roby L. Sloan, Lyle D. Smith, Ronald M. Smith, G. William Snodgrass, Donald E. Sparks. ROW 4: James Sparks, Charles Thomas Spears, Thomas Erwin Spink, Richard T. Spohrer, John M. Spurgeon, Raymond Doug- las Steele, Robert C. Steinberg, Phillip A. Stone, Paul Albert Storm, Jimmie Carroll Strawn, Ronald S. Stringer. Page 510 ROW 5: jimmy Franklin Stritzke, Josh H. Stroman, James W. Suthers, Jerry L. Swaffar, Atilla M. Taluy, Charles Jerome Tedder, Frank Thomas, Richard Earl Thomas, Richard Gor- don Thomas, Terry Kent Ticknor, Jerry Don Timmons. ROW 6: Yue-Shou Ting, Jack A. Tucker, Bobby Lowell Tur- ner, Charles Rennic Vincent, James David Wadley, David Jack Walker, Wayne H. Walker, Norman I. Wallace, William K. Walters, Ralph Dean Walthall. ROW 7: Robert Dean Watson, John Morton Weger, Kenny R. W'ells, David R. Werner, David Morris Whorton, Arthur Wal- ter Wikolf, Curtis Williams, David Lynn Williams, Earl Ray Williams, jerry Gene Williams. ROVV 8: Marvin Bruce Williams, Rusty Alvin Williams, Ir., James Stanley Wilson, Joe Larry Wimmer, Kenneth Dale W'ood, Herbert Eugene Woodward, Howard Worley, Joe H. VVright, Lyman Yarborough, James W. Young. EAST BENNETT HALL -TERRY BOX . . . President Bora NORRIS . . Vive-President -TACK Anryx . . Secretary PHIL GAHM . . Treasurer all Plans New Parking Arrangement JERRY Box President ROW 1: William R. Norris CViee-Presidentj, Jerry J. Box QPresidentJ, jack F. Amyx CSecretaryj, Philip S. Gahm fTreasurerJ. ROW 2: Clarence Rogers QHead Residentj, David Myers QSocial Chairmanl, Clyde North- rup QIMRC Representativej, Bill Pletz fCounselorj, Jer- ald W. Williams fCounselorJ. ROW 3: Wayne Brewer, Bill Nelson, Donald Brannon, Floy Smith, Tony Ashmore, Cameron McKeel. ROW 4: Jack Nelson, Thomas L. Wolfe, Elmer Treat, Phillip G. Woodruff, Larry Sullivan, Bob Scott. Esroas BEING ABLE TO GROVV mentally and socially through good study conditions and counselors, the East Bennett men are afforded a chance to develop physically as well. Because of the situation of East Bennett hall the men are able to take long hikes to and from classes in all weather. Hence, rugged individuals. Their plans for new parking arrangements, new recrea- tional facilities, new furniture for the TV lounge, and mis- cellaneous repairs and additions to the dorm show that East Bennett men are certainly not standing still in an age of progress. Among the social events held by the dormitory are the Christmas banquet, a spring picnic with a girls' dormitory, a dinner for graduating seniors and council members, open- house and parents' day. The men also entered a float in the homecoming parade. East Bennett claims many of the prominent athletes, cadet colonels and distinguished military students on campus. Page 311 EAST BENNETT HALL ROW 1: Mrs. Clarence Rogers CHostessJ, Larry Lynn Abboud, L. Max Adams, Bobby Edward Adcock, John W. Addleman, Paul F. Akin, Jack Fred Amyx, Luis Jorge Arduz, Kennith Eugene Armstrong. ROW 2: Roland Dean Belvel, Charles Ronald Bennett, Jim Vic Bevers, Richard Dale Bishop, Charles Edward Boesch, Jerry Joseph Box, Tony Edward Boule, Donald Ray Brannon, Ronald Eugene Brant. ROW 3: Wayne Brewer, William Cecil Brown, Cletus Clinton Browne, David Browning, Kirk Eldridge Breed, Bobby James Bruno, Donald Ray Bullard, Raymond Bush, Richard Lowell Bush. Page 312 ROW 4: David Hoy Byrd, Douglas A. Cameron, Stanley Al- fred Carpenter, Winford Sylvan Chandler, Bert A. Chiles, Porter Bynam Click, Gary D. Cluck, Kenneth Wayne Coffman, James Scott Collier. ROVV 5: John L. Conatser, Jon H. Cooper, Virgil Pat Copp, Carlton Corbin, Jr., John Tatum Cox, Jorge Cristancho, Paul John D'Alessandro, Gerald R. Dalke, James Alton Daniel. ROW 6: Arthur E. Davis, Jr., Robert John Dipentima, Ron Dryden, Dick Floyd Duncan, Robert C. Dunham, Terry Ronald Durnssette, Jerry Kenneth Dusenbury, Alan Grant Early, Dar- rell Gene Eckles. Km Ml, as...- 'hr IG. ,gs EAST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Miles A. Eisenman, James H. Engelbach, Roger En- ninga, Clifford H. Ensminger, Robert Allen Ewing, Ralph Dale Farris, Jim L. Ferrill, Edward Boyd Fisher, Fred VVilliam Fleak. ROVV 2: john David Foster, Lowell Lee Friend, VVayne Fulton, Philip S. Gahm, David Eugene Gallman, James F. Gehring, VVilliam David George, Tommy H. Giaudrone, Gary Don Gib- son. ROW' 3: Lavalous Cyrone Gordon, Jack Y. Goree, VVilliam E. Greenshields, Edward Michael Greco, Dennis Ralph Hairgrove, Don Smith llales, Tom L. Hamhy, Clifford Gene Hamlin, Dick Hancock. as-Y, ROVV 4: David Harder, james Louis Hardy, David E. Hedges, jimmy Gleason Hendrickson, Jim Arlin Heinen, Robert G. llunnkens, Dallas E. Herzer, John L. Hesser, Donald Hiebert. ROVV 5: George Ronald Hill, Stanley E. Hinshaw, Casper VVilliam Hoag, Jr., VVinton C. Hohl, William Bart Lawson, Ted E. Lane, jack Ray Klinger, Bill K. Ketchum, Carl Clayton llollowzly. ROXV 6: Errol K. Honaker, James Wlarner Hoyle, David Errol llunter, Leroy james, K. Nelson jenkins, James Carroll john- son, VValter Lvnn Kaul, Louis Henrv Keith, Donald Kelln. Pa e EAST BENNETT HALL ROW 1: Donald Lee, Jack Leino, Morris Lynn Lile, Francis J. Linenfelser, Albert L. Lookabaugh, Steven L. Ludwig, Marion L. Mackey, Jesse F. McCartney, Danny Warren McCarty. ROW 2: Jerome Lee McCaslin, Charles Kent McClard, Joe C. McCutcheon, Robert G. McDowell, Lawrence McGrew, Ronald Marion McIntosh, Robert Franklin Richey, Cameron D. McKeel, P. Grayson Mersch. ROW 3: Bluford West Miller, Charles Kenneth Mitchell, Ken- neth L. Mitchell, Charles A. Montgomery, Calvin Moore, Paul W. Moore, Richard Harold Moore, Denver Sandy Morrison, William H. Mugg. Page 314 ROW 4: John Eneas Murray, David F. Myers, Edward Doug- las Myers, Bill Knox Nelson, Jack Pullman Nelson, Lloyd Newby, Will VV. Newton, Joe Allen Norman, William Robert Norris. ROW 5: Clyde John Northrup, Henry Otis Ogden, Lee Bell Oral, John A. Oren, James R. Osborne, Deryl Parker, Con Char- les Parsons, R. Sherman Pearsall, Robert Ray Peters, James Anderson Pharo. ROVV 6: Gary Philbrick, Don A. Pierce, Gentry VVorden Po- litte, Maurice Dale Poole, Darrell Gene Pralle, James Merlin Priddy, Tommy Redman, James E. Reed, Dorsey Jack Reirdon, Joe Patrick Reirdon. EAST BENNETT HALL ROW 1: Alan L. Ritchey, Harvey Ritchey, Steve E. Roberts, Charles E. Robinson, Tony Adolph Runshang, Edwin F. Sain, Charles J. Sallinger, jerry Wayne Satterfield, Newel Edward Sawyer, George R. Scott. ROVV 2: Larry Hugh Scott, Roy Allen Scott, Robert G. Schef- Her, Bill M. Sherrill, VVilliam Richard Shaver, Charlie Lee Schultz, Bill B. Silverman, Charles Gomer Simmons, Richard H. Smeltzer, Floy Jean Smith. ROVV 3: Ilarold Smith, James Everett Smith, Ronald Gene Smith, Bruce Snethen, John II. Sparks, Roy Neal Staton, J. Ronald Steiger, Roger Lee Steinbrink, VVilliam L. Stone, Monty jack Stricker. ROW 4: Jim Robert Surbeck, Terry F. Tandy, William W. Tatum, Robert Calvin Tayrien, Noel Revis Thomas, Ronald L. Thompson, James Edward Thompson, jim VVilliam Thrall, John Earl Todd, Melvyn Ray Travis. ROVV 5: Edward Otto Turner, Paul VanVVallegham, E. Char- les VVall, VVilliam Frank VVade, Don VVallace, Everett Leon VVard, Larry G. VVard, John R. YVasson, James Robert VVeath- ers, Gary Michael VVheeler. ROVV 6: James D. VVheeler, D. Robert VViemer, Jerald VV. VVilliams, jim Ray VVilliams, Theron Fred VVilliams, Dink YVilliford, Doug M. VVilson, Travis Merton VVilson, Thomas L. VVolfe, Edward Glen YVoods, A. Craig Zeamer. Page 315 HANNER HALL DUB JOHNSTON . DAN JONES . . GENE BAILEY . VERNON PARSLEY . . President Vice-Presiden t . Sezfretary . Treasurer uard' Mission Accompli hed, Banner Remain ESTLED DOWN AMONG TENNIS courts, quonset huts and classrooms, Hanner hall stands proudly, but not al- ways quietly-for Within these Walls live 120 active young men. Hanner hall ranks high in the intramural sports program, entering two teams in almost every major sport. The touch football team and the bowling team both finished second in the club and dormitory division this year. Academically, the Hannerites continued to rate high, com- piling a 2.41 grade point average for the first semester. The Hanner Home Guard was formed this year to com- pete With and harass another Well-known campus military organization. The original mission of this organization was soon accomplished and the guard was inactivated. How- ever, their banner still hangs in the lobby of Hanner hall. Page 316 RAYMOND ASHLEY President J. Smay tries pleading, J. Williams offers a bribe, D. Johnston even threatens forceg but still Gene Bailey just can't be persuaded to get OE the telephone. 3? tx ' 'w...J- . i s ,qc Q- . ai , . Q Lg? HANNER HALL ROW 1: Mrs. Marvin G. Orr fHostessJ, Larry Dean Adams, Bert Michael Anduss, Raymond Terry Ashley, Gene Edmond Bailey, Benny Harold Baker, VV. David Bedingfield, John VV. Bell, Philip Bennett, Robert Allen Best, Chad William Bixler, Jr. ROVV 2: Gary Clark Black, Robert Clyde Blunt, Robert Joel Bonham, Tommy Lee Bozarth, John B. Bryant, Ned G. Callen, Carl E. Charter, Kenneth Michael Clark, Richard E. Cloud, Marvin Edward Cooper, Raymond Lee Crain. ROVV 3: VVally Eugene Creach, Conway Phil Davis, Lawrence Davis, Clark H. Derdeyn, James Darrell Duff, Charles Hugh Earnheart, George Ronald Ferguson, Phillip Joe Fitzsimmons. Vernon Arthur Fratzke, Frankie Benjamin Frazier, Gaylord Howard French, Jr. ROVV 4: Alfred Jones Gilchrist, Robert Frank Gladman, Clar- ence D. Goosen, Kenneth Ray Goosen, Jimmy Hamilton, L. Eugene Hardiman, Robert VVarren Hasselman, Gary L. Heart- sill, Don E. Hicks, Alfred Bart Howe, Ronald Harley Huffman. ROW 5: Jim C. Ivester, Ronnie Leon Jarman, John Larry Jeffrey, Roy M. Johnson, Willard B. Johnston, Daniel T. Jones, Donald W. Jones, Nelson E. King, Kenneth L. Kliesen, George R. Lackey, John Hall Lindsey, Jr. ROW 6: Dennis H. K. Lo, L. Stanley Martin, Leonard C. Mc- Murtry, Edward Wayne Miller, Lawrence VV. Mullender, Da- vid C. Nash, Warren Henderson Norcom, VV. Vernon Parsley, David Neal Patrick, Robert Noel Patten, John Robert Podhreger, Durwood Dean Qualls. ROW 72 Roger Lee Ramsey, Ronnie J. Renfro, Ronald R. Rey- nolds, Michael M. Richie, John Ed Sadler, Derel D. Schrock, VVilson A. Shoffner, Jack E. Shirley, VVilliam Carl Slemmer, John Everett Smay, Jim N. Stanfield, Louis C. Stas. ROVV 8: Roger J. Steffensen, Ted R. Synos, David H. Taylor, Lowell V. Thomas, Don B. Trantham, William Joe Turk, Don Tyner, Clyde E. VanSickle, Robert E. Warrick, Gerald Edwin WVeeks, Eldon Gordon VVhite, Robert Edward Ziegler. Page 317 5 s MURRAY HALL JANET BERRY . RUTH BAKER . BARBARA SELLERS ROSE COTTON . . Prfsidwzt Vin'-Prcfsidrlzt . Serrrfzlry . y'7'l'!l.S'Ilfl'f' 66Ci oo Kid Ro ide Loooll t Dormitory BEVY or socmi. EVENTS is the pride of Murray hall dormitory. Beginning the social calendar with a homecoming open-house and concluding it with the senior recognition banquet, the girls enjoy numerous diversions from the tedious study theme. Unique this year was a Christmas decoration contest in which the roommates with the most original door decoration won special privileges for the semester. Celebrities who reside in Hiurray hall are Lallecia Phil- lips, O club queeng Phyllis Bacherl, Redskin beauty, and Carolyn Boyer, president of Grand council. Other campus leaders include Janet Berry, lVIortar Board, Who's Who, and Phi Kappa Phig Pat Chapel, co-chairman for home- coming and IVVRH senator, and Janice Crook, associate editor of Daily O,fJOHf'gilZ7l. Varsity Revue was graced this year with an unprece- dented specialty act which represented four states. The Cisco Kids combo boasted its four members from Kansas, California, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Lage 318 W L .1 JANET BERRY President It's always a joy to eat good food in a clean modern cafe- teria. These coeds in Murray hall are finding diets hard to watch under these circumstances. Q H ig f 2 Y af L .4 meCk5i,Hf? ii , A' . C - if f ga A 5 an A ?2r -, ' QQ ...:: V Q , 4. if l ? -i v . va so wifi? 1:mff:f,1,'f,g 1 H Eiiiiifligfvf '- ifkiali . ,,.,w.w., ,A K, M L MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Mrs. Ruth Ahrberg fHostessj, Cindy Lou Adams, Nancy Kathryn Adams, Penelope Belle Adams, Betsy Jayne Adkison, Jenny Ann Alcott, Jane Stewart Allen, Janet Dee Anderson, Betty Jean Andrews, Margaret Ann Archer. ROW 2: Phyllis Diane Bacherl, Judy Raye Bachus, D. Jane Bailey, Vera Elaine Bailey, Diane F. Bain, Ruth Marie Baker, Donna Dee Baldwin, Judith Anna Baldwin, Marilyn Jean Baldwin, Phyllis Lee Ball. ROVV 3: Marilyn Virginia Barth, Jane Annette Bassett, Betty Louise Bateman, Dorothy A. Bateman, Barbara Sharon Bates, Belinda Beard, V. Adelle Beathe, Nancy Ann Benell, Jeannie LaVelle Benham, Jill Anne Bergluis. ROVV 4: Janet Sue Berry, Phyllis Joan Bigpond, Sue Ann Bil- bro, Connie Sue Biles, Patty Jane Billingsley, Patricia Ruth A Binyon, Patricia Ann Blassingame, Lenore Ethelene Bohrow, Frances Ellen Bolling, Margie Ann Bond. ROVV 5: Jo Bonner, Muriel Ann Boone, Barbara Ann Boswell, Sandra Ann Bowen, Linda Lou Bowlin, Rochelle Clydene Bow- man, Nancy Sue Boyce, Martha Jane Boyd, Carolyn Rose Boyer, Beverly Ann Brandrup. ROVV 6: Mary Sue Brandt, Mary Judy Branstetter, Cheryl Branum, Joan Bray, Julie Ann Brewster, Sally Lynn Brockman, Georgia Kay Brown, Phyllis Gene Bryant, Carol Buntin, Shir- ley Mae Burch. ROVV 7: Carolyn Sue Burdge, Charlene Butler, Patricia Kay Callahan, Mona Lynn Callison, Mary A. Capehart, Judith Ann Capp, Betty Carey, Juliene Cargill, Rosemary Carleton, Cor- inne Kay Carpenter. ll S '- 1425 1.-I .:.'14-f- . E 9 x gg q we i J r 3' ' af. , .X ierr as Alu. A Q ,ig .... C35 . .yy ii sf 22 sn f 'S aria . ish ' Q i ,. 5 A L .X-ey ,,,, . - f -f 1.33 Q-fr , wav. . :- Q ai igg ire AL AL. A age 319 s i W-amiga -a.- - :Six--. f ox: all.. ,v--he .dh . MURRAY HALL ROW 1: Grace Joann Carpenter, Carolyn Ann Carr, Bertha Faye Carter, Brenda Marlene Carter, Eleanor Marie Carter, Sylvia Frances Cary, Bonnie Loreece Casey, Kathy Chandler, Patricia Barrett Chapel, Mary Ann Childers. ROW 2: Sue C. Childress, Joyce LaVonne Chriss, Gloria Ann Clark, Sadie Lou Clark, Martha Ann Cleverdon, Mary Janette Cloninger, Jani Cochran, Karen Lorea Comstock, M. Pauline Conrad, Rose A. Cotton. ROW 3: Patricia Su Cowden, Janice Crook, Kathleen Joan Crook, Diane Fern Dailey, Linda Sue Dalrymple, Modina Sue David, Marilee Gladys Davidson, Beverly Ellen Davis, Marion B. A. Davis, Dianne DeBerry. ROW 4: Patricia Jo DeLancy, Patricia Sue Dettle, Laila Dierk- sen, Deanna Marie Dietrich, Marilyn Kay Dikeman, Kay Dod- Page 320 'Q AL. An.. son, Carolyn Letitia Donceel, Judy G. Drew, Nellie M. Eber- hardt, Iva Lynn Edmondson. ROW 5: Linda Kay Eldridge, Carol Ann Ellis, Betty Lu Em- ery, B. Raylene Farrar, Shay Fisher, Judy Kay Fleming, Kay Ford, Donna Mae Foreman, Dee Ann Foster, Regena Ann Foster. ROW 6: Vera Ellen Franklin, Billye Jane French, Mary Fran- ces Friman, Betty Ann Fritz, Verna Louise Gaines, Kathryn Sandra Gammon, Dana Laurice Gaston, Marian Sue Gentry, Burnis M. George, Janey Louise Gettemy. ROW 7: Jo Ann Gibson, Rita D. Gibson, Marie Annette Giem, Lynne Gilchrist, Lulla Gjeruldsen, Julianne Glass, Glenda Sue Glenn, Berniece Louise Golden, Bonita Joyce Green, Meredith Greenwood. .M Z X' 1:-N. . -. .ww f,- 3 ' twat' AL. L. A K M A , , V I 1 ' R fy aers f . ,Q ,kzq A r at j ' 9- L' J, g - ',.. , S ' M sr L,., j- Q' vi . 5 . MURRAY HALL ROW 1: Gail Griggs, Carol G. Grinage, H. Christine Grizzle, Martha Louise Groenwold, Norma Jean Groom, Trula Lor- raine Guiou, Marion Haddad, Carol Hadden, Connie Alise Hale. ROW 2: Karen Janene Halstead, Marjorie F. Hanna, Norma Jean Hannafious, LaWanna Jo Hardy, Renetta Harms, Jo Ann Haslett, Shirley Ann Hayes, Hedi Heiden, Judith C. Heinz. ROW 3: Patricia Heitzman, Helen Helderman, Jacqueline Irene Helms, Ann Kathryn Henderson, Margaret Henderson, Dorothy Sharon Henry, VVanda Lucille Herndon, Gloria Jean Herring, Nancy Janet Hill. ROVV 4: Della M. Hixson, Lois Carol Hodgen, Katy Louise Hoffman, Janice Hogan, Mary Ann Holmes, Irm Holtz, Nancy Carole Hooper, Helen Rose Horton, Sara Lee Hosack. ROW 5: Rowena Joy Hughes, Anita Ruth Huguelet, June Ellen Hulme, Barbara Jean Hussa, Bernice Lavada Jarvis, Sammie V, Jayroe, Mary Lou Johns, Barbara Ann Jones, Mar- tha Van Joyce, Doris Irene Joyner. ROW 6: Susan Cayle Juday, Helen Virginia Karban, Dorothy Sue Kaylor, Barbara Ann Keith, Kay Kelly, Kay Kemp, Betty Jane Kendrick, M. Yvonne Kidwell, Mary Agnes Kingsolver, Helen M. Kirby. ROVV 7: Karen Kirkpatrick, Jo Carolyn Lawrence, Jocelyn Ryder Leopold, Julee Ann Linn, Sharron Dee Lloyd, Nancy Louise Loftis, Shirley Ann Logan, Patricia Ann Long, Shirlee Jean Love, Sharla Beth Lovell. Page 321 v.. 5 .AH 1... Us All. MURRAY HALL ROW 1: Betty Sue Low, Janet Loy Lyles, Yvonne Maddox, Daryl Jane Malone, Mina May Martin, Rosemary Mashun- kashey, Gail Mason, Nancy McBride, Marianne McCauley. ROW 2: Anita Laroux McCune, M. Carleene McDaniel, Rita June McEndree, Mary Ann McGee, Helen Diane McMindes, Jeanette Carol McVey, Patricia McWhirter, Loura Lillian Mid- dleton, Christine Miller. ROVV 3: Donna Lea Miller, Virginia Lea Miller, Wanda June Miller, Gretta Millsap, Linda Lee Michell, Suzanne Moody, Carolyn Ann Morrow, Della Mae Mounts, Jane Gray Murray. ROVV 4: Peggy Jo Naifeh, Esther Irene Nardin, Carol Kay Nelson, Abby Newcum, Jean Aileen Newey, Billie Sue New- Page 322 man, A. Ann Nicholson, Sandra Allens Noell, Carolyn Sue Norvell. ROW S: Nancy Nuckolls, Louise A. Obszarny, Rosie Antonetta Odorifero, Georgia Elmeda Olson, Karen Lou Oren, Kelly Jean Pace, Sandra Lea Parker, Saundra Jean Pearson, LaMecia Phil- lips. ROW 6: Virginia Lee Phillips, Loretta Anne Philpott, Linda Pierce, Marily Joy Porterfield, Linda Kay Powell, Gwen Pres- ton, Rosalind Perry Rankin, Eve Anne Rathfon, Judy Elizabeth Reed. ROW 7: Johnna Sue Reynolds, Bernis Rae Rhoades, Clairice L. Rhoden, Sue Ann Richey, Madalyn S. Riggs, Ramona Robert- son, Jeanette E. Robinson, Clairita Rogers, Carmen Elaine Rus- sell, Sylvia Sue Rutherford. 'IQ' Jn. .f 5 4, t f 'N M... .5 . In EQMWMWMWQ wf W Walli n av' 1-154 ,.,, ' 5 6j A. w MMS 3, -'K' ul wwf: 5, 4 A K V A L A in ' - t , . is . , , x ,,. , .. . I ., ff -we -, A , ,,A.A , ,,. ., .. R can 5 -f Q 4 t ,ibm :Ss 1, . . 5- -1- A- .,.,.,... Q. , ,lz 'ii ,,f f,i, AL ,Q 5 te iii S HP 7. i,,Q eete ii qrz: lx. :i i 'E yieeeewgi 'f V er Mig? S 1 5 SHSFPL J .,,,,,x . .J .An-. K A 3.535 ,ZQQ ..,, . , . . 133145 ,, J f --, k,kkh. ,t f.,gV:fV :f,, fi .f,i'. -,K ' . -,- H - e ,?F SYQ 'if i w' v E?'i'W1 f :Q if , S iii, A L31 L . ii EL2f Zgi .H. rl X if S w- 7f-2,m,p f ia. vmef ii TSER MSL 4? 1 ii'5i a iii- P baiY WQWQXHQ se. ' RQ! A QM, TWH, litr tgggi ,S M, few- 'E- pi fww , e533 At A u.. gl... AL MURRAY HALL ROW 1: Joan Marie Sampson, Sandra Sue Sampson, Jane Sanders, Mary Doylene Schafer, VVilma Sue Scheibing, Carol Ann Scbmidt, Linda Louise Schmitt, Ruth Ann Schulz, Loretta Sue Seawright. ROW 2: Nancy J. Segars, Carolyn Segler, Barbara Kaye Sell- ers, Jan Lea Sheehan, Bettye Simpson, Nelda Jane Slemp, Linda Gail Smalley, Barbara Lue Smith, Gay Karen Smith. ROW 3: Patricia Louis Smith, Twanda Marie Smith, Annette Snider, Betty Spurlock, Janet Ann Standridge, Lana Annette Stansell, Mary Helen Stevens, Mary Ann Stewart, Linda Ann Stincbcomb. ROW 4: Jan Howell Stockton, M. Carolyn Stout, Judith Di- anne Stuckey, Glenda M. Sutherland, Judith Joan Talmage, Marilyn Joyce Thompson, Marcia Tomlins, A. Elaine Town- send, Sherlyn Kay Tracy. ROW 5: Paula Kay Travis, Sonya Louise Tucker, Marilyn A. Turner, Helen Karen Underhill, Phyllis Kaye Urban, Susan VandenBark, Ann Varney, Kate Yvonne Wade, Jeanette VValk- er. ROW 6: Joni Kay Walker, Phyllis Nadine Walls, Katherine C. Walz, Johnye Loueen Watts, Bitsy Weems, Dottie Ann Wein- gart, Patricia Ann Widener, Patricia Ann Williams, Donna Marie VVillis. ROVV 7: Carol Jean VVilson, Ginger M. VVinget, Karen J. VVinget, Judy Ann VViser, Betty Ann VVrigbt, Johnanna VVright, Nancy L. VVright, Barbara L. VVylie, Barbara VVyskup, Susie Yoes. Page 323 WTA' 1 'filfftiffiv'-fi-Ki ':'i cg':'f:-'gv'ex'f1.-X219:- -:y 'P S fit wqggsg ' ' it ' ' - ' O' I .gi ' If g 'ff2it:fZ7iifiiiztipfzl - I ii.-1 Yvfefsf , - L N0llTH HALL CAROL XVORSTELL. . . President NORMA BISHOP. . . Vice-President SANDY ANDREWS . . Secretary PAT MOONEY. . . Treasurer pperclassmen And Graduate Dominate Hall SMALL UNITED NATIONS all its own-this is the title given to North hall, the home of 120 girls from all parts of the globe. North hall is a newly converted women's dormitory and is composed mainly of upper- classmen and graduate students. Yearly activities include a tea for graduate women stu- dents, tea for homecoming guests, and open-house for parents' day. The girls enjoy their free hours in their new recreation room in the basement. North hall boasts such outstanding girls on the campus as Virgilea Walderi, secretary-treasurer of the Independent Students association, and Nancy lklorton, Redskin beauty finalist. The group has participated in volleyball, ping pong and badminton and plans to take part in other intramural sports. Page 324- PEGGY Moses President Enjoying a few rare moments of relaxation While playing bridge and engaging in casual conversation are some girls from North hall. 'Q were 1223 if Q. in EQEQ J PVQSF .A Aan. lg. ii ia? U.. NORTH HALL ROVV 1: Mrs. Kitty Scott CHostessJ, Linda K. Aggas, Phoebe Ann Anderson, Wanda Joyce Anderson, Sandy Andrews, Norma Deene Bishop, Suzan Louise Cappel, Janice Clinken- beard, Camilla Converse. ROVV 2: Peggy Cornels, Mary Zella Creswell, Claudia Cur- rin, Arla Joye Dean, Carroll Dewar, D. Eileen Edmonson, Jo Ellen Edwards, Connie Engle, Carol JoAnne English. ROVV 3: Barbara Ann Frazier, Sue Ruth Galvan, Mary Ellen Haga, Beverly Sue Hannah, E. Susan Hansen, Ella Louise Hembree, Gayle Ann Hill, Linda Kay Howard, Margaret Rose Horn. ROW 4: Karel Elizabeth Jameson, Connie J. Johndrow, Mari- anne Johnson, Carole Virginia Klaus, Karen Rae Jorgensen, Deanna Gayle Linstaedt, Prapha Loypetjra, Lindrith Annette Marxsen, Myrna Joyce McArdle. ROW 5: Sharon McCormick, Suzan lNf1cDaniel, Anne Louise Meek, Patricia Jane Mooney, Nancy Carole Morton, Peggy Moses, Duk Jin Park, Billy Lou Perry, Agnes Marie Regier, Alice Marie Riley. ROW 6: Shirley Lou Rouse, Sylva Secord, VVanda Jo Stanke- witz, Linda Sue Steil, Carla Sue Sweet, Jerreda Jo Ann Tate, Patricia Moorene Tennant, Virgilea Walden, Janell Joy VVeb- ster, Frances A. Ziegler. Page 3 25 STOUT HALL BARBARA NIATTERN . . President SAATIAIIE LOWVERY . . I'it-e-Presidenz LINDA LEWIS . . Serremry RIAREE VVADE . Treasurer ell elected As Site For Grand Ceuneil Tea T WAS A REXVARDING FEELING cherished by the Stout hall girls when they received first place for their homecoming house decoration, i'VVagon Trails to Vapor 'llrailsfl Stout hall was also honored by being selected as the site for the Grand council tea honoring the various campus hostesses. Eminent women, participating in almost all phases of campus activities, can be found in Stout hall, OSU's newest dormitory. Among this dorm's scholars are Barbara Boyd, AWS president, VVho's VVho and Nlortar Board member, Kathryn Rule, O'Coflegiarz editor, and Virginia Self, Hrst coed to pledge the Oklahoma State honorary electric engi- neering fraternity, Eta Kappa Nu. Beauty queens Janice Parker, Redskin beauty, Virginia Leslie, Honorary Cadet Colonel, Billy Jean Bradley, Rodeo queen, and Barbara Boyd, Aggie princess, also occupy Stout hall. Social events for the dorm were the traditional Christmas dinner, the Candlewalk and the Tri-Dorm formal. Page 326 51 lg BARBARA SUE BIATTERN President A Christmas atmosphere prevails in Stout's Candle- VValk. Casually rohed Coeds join the proeessional termi- nating in the livingroom with yuletide carols. f .Mg .., ,,,.. , r P ,..,h . .. . ,,..-eh.,-,sw ., ,sa '5 ' 3' ti -- fl-.-N , ta., Ja., 5 -:,V ,I J gzgy , . ,. i , -- 'gjr ' ,E P W Y . 9' J ' .L We 1- : it ,, fa. . s JL 3 . X ,,, - ... ,q,,. vwssgl- 5 . J .a . . t . at , all Q L A . STUUT HALL ROW 1: Mrs. DeMetra Morgan CHostessJ, Barbara June Adams, Sandra Joan Addington, Alice Marie Alig, Barbara Jane Allen, Janice Allen, Amy Ann Alsabrook, Lela F. Am- mons, D'Anna Dee Antene, Ruth Carolyn Arbuckle. ROW 2: Susie Bagwill, Clarene Ballew, Jacqueline Glynette Ballew, Nancy Sue Barlow, Joyce Barrett, Julie Ann Bartholo- mew, Susanne Bass, Carolyn Nell Baxter, Carol Ann Beasley, Gretchen Dianne Beidler. ROVV 3: Barbra Ann Bell, Ann Kathryn Berry, Judy Beume- ler, Barbara Ann Black, Roberta Kay Blanchard, Jeanne Kay Blood, Joyia Carole Blunt, Diana Dale Bolton, Doris A. Bolton, Sammie LeAnn Booker. ROVV 4: Barbara Borden, Marjorie Marie Bose, Anita Kay Bottoms, Ruth lN1arie Bowen, Susan Nadine Bowles, Karine + ff L J J, ,J Ag is i .Ana n gf. 'u 5 41 1 ,rf Ewa uv' Sf: si L x ' ...qi Bowman, Barbara Jean Boyd, Benda Boyett, Myrna Boyles, Billie Jean Bradley. ROVV 5: Paula Brady, Sally Kay Britton, Maryann Broker, Joyce G. Bromley, Charlene Ann Brown, Jennie Sue Brown, Sally Ann Brown, Nancy Ellen Brugman, Kathleen Bruner, Marion Bullard. ROW 6: Frances Ann Burch, Judy Kay Calhoun, Carolyn Wilma Campbell, Carol Sue Cantwell, Bonnie Carberry, Vir- ginia L. Carter, Juliana Casler, Barbara A. Cassetty, Carolyn Rea Chamberlain, Margaret Fay Chapman. ROVV 7: Joy M. Chase, Patricia Sue Chiles, Anita Louanne Clark, Mary Ann Clark, Mary Lynn Clark, Meredith Virginia Clawson, Patricia Ann Clough, Linda Ann Cocke, Virginia Ruth Cole, Connie Sue Colvin. - i as fs L al 'f U -- A .isa wr, -emerges lg: E: 151 Page 327 ,EF,. i5,1, .,.. , W, ,J .Qw,. lff hm, , 1 ' if . il. ' . z . , t . Q eff A -. C L - . - 5 ,ee V aw! Q e 'f aa.. .ftj mf aai f 65 , Z, V ,- -' . , xl , :A A ,tgirl --1 , 5, V abt, . xryr 'V,,k V A 5 g., A .Ana .4 L. 4 ewan. lte ., A n . , , V Q V. ,, ' I . Q x V J ,L V, ,,- .2 V I ' , - : W fseaa .All A he 4 - M me age ' ,., 3 5 . ,. Sir K Q Wifi . T lil? 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ROVV 7: Shirley Ann Guymon, Sandra Sue Hadwiger, Roberta Fay Hairheld, Mary G. Haley, Jeanie Hamilton, Dixie Anna Hamlin, Nancy Jane Hampton, Margie Lou Hare, Vera Marie llarlan, Susie Harris. 9 'Q ew-ie' Ref if f li ' fs.. 1, ,, J LA e S t ,, a-if-e E ive -fggg e- ' -. I as 'Regs al 3 fn., - A Q - 15 . In V as sa, I E E' ire .-F' Ag EEK imgw sf, r w .-- 4, K 4 4 K A 1 f ., , ' ,,g,sv...5. gf as W 6 Me W n in X f if if n. Ah. 5 L M ..,. , . 5- 'W - : ', - , , R S. . K ..:V sf. 'A':'A .f Vzyhy Z . .,. LA L J 'Ei ai STOUT HALL ROW 1: Penny Anne Harrison, Mary Jane Hastie, Corina Jane Hedrick, Selma Marie Henks, Janice Kay Herbert, Jerry C. Hicks, Rozanne Hier, Bettsy Carolyn Hildebrandt, Loretta Kay Hill, Andrea Jean Holland. ROW' 2: Doris Ann Holliday, Janice Mary Holm, Janet E. Honegger, Judy Hughes, Reta Huitt, Jeanette Humphrey, Bar- bara Kay Huston, LaVonna Mae Inman, Donna Jurhee Jack- son, Lorelea Jenkins. ROVV 3: Judith Ann Johnson, Linda Pat Johnson, Bette Lee Jones, Brenda Carol Jones, Guilda Mar Jones, JoAnna Kamp, Marilyn Amanda Kamp, Patricia Kay Kapp, Mary Caroline Keith, Mari Lee Kimball. ROVV 4: Judy Mytinger Kelsey, Ann lylarie King, Kay King, Kay Paula Knouse, Martha Kolarik, Mary Kay Kretchmar, Linda Louise Ladd, Jenny Lee Land, Barbara Lou Lane, Susie Lane. ROVV 52 Julia Ann Lang, M. Gail Lavin, Sara Kay Lawyer, Linda Louise Lee, Mary Elizabeth Lee, Sharon Linda Lee, Virginia Kay Leslie, Saundra Lee Lester, Judy Ann Lewis, Linda Lou Lewis, Linda Lucyl Lewis. ROVV 6: LaNelle Lingenfelter, Linda Beth List, Pat Littlejohn, Nancy Lee Logsdon, Sammie L. Lowery, Linda Sue Luckfield, Barbara Frances Lundy, Marion Luton, Mary Ann Magness, Susanna Marie Mahan, Pat Manring. ROVV 7: Susan Gregg Markley, Shirley Marney, Mary Lou Marshall, Betty Sue Martin, Sandra Sue Martin, Sue Ann Mason, Rae Nell Massad, Virginia Lee Mathis, Barbara Sue Mattern, Lynda Kay Matthews, Gwen Elizabeth Mauney. Page 329 4... 1 ' i l . ,K ., .,. K . ff W .. ,. ,,:,.. ' Q: .L:. 5, Hit ., V. ,A I Q Q: Y I ,- ' nf V , Q 582115.11 ilfffz i' 'f 'I . ' 'Q' -L - . ' P '11 . - -.1 -af' .' ' se+?' Zoe 'Q Q JRE Q P ' its gray ii'ai ? Jiri Vi1.e ,. 'PgR.2.gga I .. Q L, E i n mix L , N K N i U Q - , ,hawk 4 , - .V - ,I ,t . Q I J ' , , . a at .z l-1 L . J., if' f' ...fm ' ti f 1 . A jf' ' A k A L A L A ' 'kyy .1 A A K .M V A L A L A I inf' Us 4 M nz. Q i V 'ff' F. r ' , 5 gg, , 4 , . , . em . Q ' W 2 g. Q57 Y 3 I ye,-5' A , ., . 1 V. 2 -as Y v .14 f 1 ! .,A.,, ,1,Ah,A,. i ig if QEIIIFE ... P 4 - .. ' ..,' - ,.. frank , ,ts . - I 'lfv ' W L J gi 9 y dbh W i ---- ,V ,'f- L' Ak , . , R AL ,, A . . . - 004- - 'VLH A I I we pw 4. 4 . L V., J -f q as A L 71 -' . ' 7 132 ' Q x ' f 1 as , ni .,h' . W ., 5 .. . . , H ae, y in S Q . W .MY li .,,f : wer T A ' .4 A .E I Ex ga fi Q H . ii 4 ii A PM A 2. Q me A A of L. .4 1 A k A L .45 Q ii: 5: L 3 .4 1 AW -4117? sg - k-'A . -. ,, 53 'rr . . , i .. , Qs., if . . y ff jf-.4--,.. . sam, ww Q. yi, if ,Jig STOUT HALL ROW 1: F. Arlene May, Patricia Ann McAnelly, Linda Jane McBride, Margaret Ella McCloskey, Jeanette McIntosh, Bever- ly McKinney, Leora Elaine McNatt, Darlene Elanor McPhail, Patricia Ann Meek, Linda Meeks, Susan Rhodes Megee. ROW 2: Laura Belinda Melone, Sue Merrill, Linda Jean Milam, Anne Miller, Linda Miller, Merideth Miller, Wilma Jean Montgomery, Peggy Jo Moore, Donna Marjean Morris, Jan Morris, Roberta Kay Morris. ROVV 3: Judee S. Morton, Cynthia Ann Muir, Ann Margaret Mullman, Joan Murray, Marilee Lauriee Myers, Zarilyn Nel- son, Margherita Neville, Betsy Newcomb, Cheryl Kay Ogle, Mary Helen Orr, Lindasu Osborn. ROVV 4: Ethel Margaret Overholser, Phyllis Ann Owen, Don- na Mae Owens, Loyce Suzanne Ownhy, Caryll Ann Parham, Page 330 A 4 O Ag A ...il l fi A i gb.. K 1... Janice Sue Parker, H. Sue Parkhurst, Kay Parkhurst, Dorothy Marie Parr, Sonya Collette Payne, Allene Pearce. ROW 5: Linda Ann Peck, Sandra Lee Peek, Patricia Jo Pender, Pattie Anne Phillips, Judith Alice Pinion, Karalyn Kay Pitts, Judy S. Plato, Donna Lois Polite, Krystal Pool, E. Sue Pope, Linda Lee Poulton. ROVV 6: Sue Ellen Powell, Johnnie Prather, Betty L. Price, Charlene V. Proctor, Janie Purlee, Mary Charlotte Pyles, Paula Ratliff, Janice A. Ray, Shirley Kay Reddick, Patricia Sue Rey- nolds, Martha Sue Richardson. ROVV 7: Nancy J. Richardson, Suzanne Richardson, Martha Louise Richart, Betty Jo Rike, Elma Valeria Robinson, Mary Jane Roby, Linda Karen Rothroek, Deloris R. Rouse, Vicki Le Rupe, Judith Ann Russell, Ann VV. Rutherford. gi H3 -51. E 'fi- -'l 2S'afz S Q E Y X at E Q ea ete ecrg 5. , , , V - -' Z. A Q' ,. ' .L .P Vee iii ei? ac- i5di 15? ff ar Q-QQ, Q Q A-'- Q +,,w A,i ,, IL ,Ai S' t. l!5!1iiQEE?3 ,A .41 K ' 9 ' 2 . J' ,sv t 'Q 0 E' -gy s--v , ee, e ii ii J' J' 5 :h V' A .. ' A Q5fhWfeg-, eo . egg. own . 'WJ , . Q . Q ,Ek. ., ,V ' , is . Z V J A S 1. . A, sg- , VPEZ A , '7 Q all . I AW M Qti- f , ,gi K . 3-.. f I dk 'il K V R A 52 l Ah. N An in A 1 AM 4 , E -ZVD Alulrl J ' ' . - Qi' .:,. g ' , 5- 5 if - 3 S A fs Ag. ii ' 42, 4? G. , . ..f may A S K ' 1- ,,.f. 1 ' An. . .- i L 4. .. .. STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Roberta Ann Rychel, Paula Louise Savant, Alice K. Scarth, Eva Anne Schoenhals, Mary Selby, Virginia Jo Self, Sybil Kay Shafer, Roberta Jean Shatto, Nancy Shaw, Jo Anne Shelton, Linda Lou Sherrod. ROVV 2: Sandra Kaye Shipp, Julie Jean Shugart, Carol Sue Sloan, Janice Sue Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Paula Kay Smith, Jill Virginia Snedclen, Anita Louise Sparks, Mappy Stalcup, Bettye Stallings, Rayma Joyce Steelman. ROW 3: Ann Elizabeth Stephens, Anita Louise Stewart, Ann Stidham, Nancy Sue Stinson, Dian Straight, Betty Faye Strong, Suellen Stuart, Carol Ann Sturdevant, Susan Michael Suits, Al'L0uise Suthers, Cheryl Kay Tarr. ROW 4: Sue Tate, Marjorie Faye Taylor, Marie Carolyn Tem- ple, Mary Margaret Thompson, Jacqueline Janice Thompson, Judyth Ann Thompson, Mattye Pearl Trout, Linda Claire Tucker, Mary Beth Vlmark, Linda VanDyk, Sandra Vaughn. ROVV 5: Gail Bond Vernon, Sherrill Louise Vincent, Maree C. VVade, Charlotte Ann VVagner, Susan Christine VVaid, Kathryn Louise VValker, Pat VValker, Etta Jean VVallace, DeAnga Pow- ell YValters, Sandra Lee VValters, Sue Walters. RUVV 6: Betty Sue VVare, Phyllis Jean VVarren, Dixie Lou VVaxman, Marylyn Ann Webb, Dixie Lee VVells, Sandra Jean VV'erre, Janie Wesson, Gail Patricia VVest, Peggy Jill VVever, Julie VVherry, Jananne VVhitesicle. ROVV 7: Linda Reon VVier, Johnnie Lou VVilliams, Pat VVil- liams, Janice Lee VVinkler, Doris R. VVood, Deanna J. VVoods, Marilyn Lucille VVorcl, Martha Louise VVord, Delora VVright, li. Sue VVright, Gayle Yoakum. Page THATCHER HALL LENOX RATCLIFF . . . President JINI DYER. . . . Vice-President LEWIS LIPPEL . Secretrzry-Trmsurer ame Ol Firt Woman Graduate Grace Hall lVIEN,S DORMITORY, named after a woman, Jessie Thatcher Bost, the first woman graduate of Oklahoma A861 in 1897, presently houses 120 robust men. Thatcher hall was formerly a girls' dormitory but was converted due to the increase in male enrollment. Thatcherites take special pride in their tradition and are an integral part of all campus activities. Recent honors taken by the dorm were third place scholarship trophy in all-dormi- tory competition and first place for their eye-catching home- coming decoration. Individuals residing in the dorm who deserve special recog- nition are Lenox Ratcliff, who is current president of the National Independent Students associationg Jim Dyer, chair- man of the construction committee of American College and University Residence Halls association, and Ratcliff and David Sutton, varsity cheerleaders. Social events which offered relaxation from the daily routine were a hayride, a Christmas dance and spring dance. Page 332 LENOX RATCLIFF President Jim Dyer points out to Don Mathews the radius of the United States representative of the men living in Thatcher hall. THATCHER HALL ROW 1: Mrs. Viola Burlingame QHostessJ, James Robert Babb, Lee J. Bain, Jamison M. Bear, Michael Gene Bradley, William David Browne, Daniel Leo Bruehl, Jr., Jack Eugene Bullard, Jerry Dwight Cagle. ROW 2: Charles David Campbell, Sung Joon Cho, K. VVayne Clark, Benny Joe Clarkson, Deguefu Dawit, Kenneth M. Diffee, R. T. Dixon, Donnie Dwaine Donahoo, Francis Ray Dowd. ROW 3: James Ray Dyer, Robert Taylor Fairless, Karim Farajollahi, Kent Judson Fletcher, Salvador Augusto Franco, Fred J. Gurney, Joseph Fred Gutierrez, Robert Lee Hackendorf, Philip S. Hadarits. ROVV 4: Nikky Hamra, Richard Milton Harrison, Manout- chehr Heidari, N. Robert Henson, Jackie L. Holt, Paul Monroe Hoot, Richard Lee Ingmire, Jesse Wayne Kennedy, Jung Kook Kim. ROW 5: Joseph Abel Kinyauo, William Dean Kvicala, Bert L. Lambert, William Paul Land, Pat Lewis, Lewis G. Lippel, Richard O. Lord, Don Leon Mathews, Frank Matthews. ROVV 6: James T. McBride, Art Rolland McDown, John G. Mehlis, Yuichi Jack Mende, Ali Moussazadeh, Thomas M. Mowdy, Carl Richard Newman, Buff Parker, Lenox L. Ratcliff. ROW 7: Orvis L. Rigsby, Jr., Charles David Rose, Bill Rotter, Sidney Joe Sartain, Gene Scovel, Randall Smith, Victor Lee Stead, G. Alan Trimble, Robert E. Turner, Larry J. Walden. Page 333 WEST BENNETT HALL HARRY JAMES . . President .loE RE1NERT . I'ife-Preevident Dots' HAYES . . Serretary AIYRON Smoxs . . Treasurer Silvio t Valuable Pla ar lla ide In Dorm L'cH coNcERTEn Ei-'EoRT on the part of VVL-st Bennett men was rewarded with second place trophy in home- coming house decorations. The men have always con- tributed to the school spirit by active participation in all intramural sports. -lim Howard, co-captain of the varsity football team, resides in VVest Bennett and was elected BIost Valuable Playern by our team. Annual events on the social calendar include a Christmas dinner for all Bennett residents and guests and a senior din- ner i11 Xlay honoring graduating seniors and other outstand- ing persons in the dorm. A prominent campus leader among the men of West Hen- nett is Tom Hall, who was Independent lX'Ten's Residence council senator. Named in honor of the late Henry G. Bennett, the dorm is actually four halls linked together to form the world's largest men's dormitory. Completing their third year in Bennett hall are the head residents, lNIr. and lwrs. B. F. Ellis. Page 33-l HARRY JAMES President ROVV 1: Myron Simons CTreasurerj, Harry James CPres- identj, B. F. Ellis tHead Residentj, Joe Reinert CVice- Presidentj, james M. Reim QIMRC Representativel, Don E. Hayes fSecretaryl. ROW 2: Fred Wick, Richard Castle QIMRC Representativej, Don Meinders, Monte F. Richardson, L. Darrell Kenyon, joseph J. Godfrey, Stan- ley J. Howe. ROW 3: Harold Hays, james R. Anderson CSocial Chairmanl, Albert P. Winston, Dennis L. Young, Roy Peterson, john E. Mace, John P. Buie. WEST BENNETT HALL RUYV I: Nlrs. B. F. Ellis fllostessl, Johnny Arthur Alfred, Usman Lfddin Ahmed, S. Sid Anderson, Russell David Ammons, Maher Wash Analmtayyi, james Robert Anderson, VVilliam VVade Andersen, Don Allen Anthony. ROW 2: Leonard F. Bailey, Edward G. Bandelier, john Car- roll Barrett, John F. Barrett, Phillip Wayne Barritt, Neal Weh- ner Baucom, Fred A. Beeler, Billy Drew Blackarcl, Ronald Roy' Rogue. ROVV 3: Gary D. Bracken, Douglas Gene Branch, Godfrey Ray Brant, Charles VVilliam Brink, Kent Brown, VVayne Estes Brown, john Paul Buie, Larry joe Bump, Tom Allen Burch. RUVV 4: james Richard Buskel, john ll. Calvin, David Ru- laurn Carey, Gerald Lynn Carrington, VVesley R. Carson, Nel Vw Enoch Carter, jimmy LeMurl Carver, Larry Leonard Cassity, Dan I.. Castano. ROVV 5: Richard Lee Castle, Robert F. Charles, Bill P. Clark, Fred L. Clark, Lawrence George Clemens, Joe Allen Clements, Gerald Wilson Clift, john Coakley, Donald VV. Collelt. ROW 6: Arthur William Coggins, Joe Colby, Charles W. Cook, Karl Lee Corder, Frank G. Countryman, David Y. Court- ney, Hal LeRoy Cronkhite, Richard Lee Cross, Lyndell Rex Daniels. ROVV 7: Ernest E. Davis, -lere VVallace Daykin, Don Leroy Deatherage, Herman Eugene Deihel, Larry G. Dillow, Lloyd Eldon Divine, Ben D. Duncan, Clayton Odell Dunnihoo, Clar- ence Dale Dunning. Page 325 ,, -wa. WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV l: Robert Yel Duval, Alvis Owen Elrod, jr., joe Engle- man, Leigh Allan Ewing, J. Harley Farmer, Glen Dale Far- quharson, Monte Ray Ferrell, Esaiah Josh Fidler, Arlen Eugene Fielden. ROVV 2: Leonard Fietz, John R. Foster, james VVesley Frazier, james Keith Fritze, Donnie Dean Gappa, VValter H. Gardner, VVilliam R. Ghorah, Ed Jay Glasser, V. L. Goodwin. ROW 3: Perry Lee Gore, Price Ray Grandstaff, Gary Elvis Greenwood, Ronald Keith Griesel, Rube Griffin, Jim W. Haines, VVendell Joe Hajny, Arthur VV. Hall, VVilliam Thomas Hall. ROVV 4: Larry R. Harmon, Donald Lesley Harwell, Dale Gene Hayes, Don Everett Hayes, John B. Hayes, Louis Mark Henry, l age T46 4 CQ eeeeee Mi' aw , . 3 , James Richard Hill, Jerry Eugene llill, lklaurice Delroy Hill. ROW 5: Douglas W. Hininger, Leroy Hininger, Terry Elton Hinshaw, jerry Don Hofacket, Patrick Lee Hoggard, L. Burl Holmes, Ralph Duwayne Hooper, James Donald Howard, Howard Russell Hunt. ROVV 6: Jerry Don Hyden, David Marcus Ihle, Harvey Benton Imbeau, J. Harry James, Collier A. jay, Edwin Lee Jeffries, Jim Jensen, Byron L. Jones, VVilliam Thomas Johnson. ROVV 7: jack Lawerence Kelley, Jean A. Kenworthy, Ken Kincaide, Bill E. Kindle, Woody Ott King, Lester R. Kitchen, Bob joe Korthase, Berry Ted Kuntz, Thomas Roy Kyle. 30' WEST BENNETT HALL ROW 1: Bill M. Laman, Leonard I.. Leal, VVilliam Fred Lewis, Robert Roling Lindley, james Paul Losleben, VVilliam Leroy Love, james Irvin Lundy, VVilliam C. Lyon, john Edward Mace. ROW 2: Jorge j. Madamba, john Paul Madole, Jason B. Mar- quardt, Ralph Wayne Marshall, Royce Dean Martin, Richard Lawrence Markham, Robert Kent Marston, Victor Paul Mays, Clark Leon McCaskill. ROW 3: Harold Dana McKenney, Bob Ray McLaughlin, Jack Alexander McPhail, john B. Nleaders, James VV. Meador, Jr., Merrel Harley Medley, Dan E. Meeker, Don Wesley Meinders, Pete Messler. ROW 4: Richard Meytlag, Michael David Miller, Duane lylontgomery, Phillip Morris, Larry Kay Morrison, Harold Ar- thur Murray, Dwight Sterling Neeley, Jr., Fred Neet, Glen Nemecek. ROW S: Ernest Duane Nickels, Max Nimmo, Norval Edward Norman, J. Edward Oliver, Jim Orndorff, Jimmie Roe Payne, john Richard Peacock, Ronald K. Pepper, Carl Walter Pietz. ROW 6: Joel C. Pitts, Randy Plant, D. H. Pope, Bob G. Pratt, Gary Wayne Rahe, Rex L. Randolph, Bud Ray, David Neil Redmond, James Marshall Reim. , ROW 7: Andrew joe Reinert, john F. Reinert, Eugene N. Reynolds, Glenn LeRoy Richardson, Monte F. Richardson, Ger- ald C. Riedt, Charles Rodman Riggs, Thomas Lawrence RiSI1er, R. Dale Roberts. Page 337 WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Ralph R. Roddy, xl r., Ardell Clark Rodgers, Seymour A. Rodke, Cecil Kent Rogers, Robert Eugene Rolling, Robert Pat Ross, Robert llilman Rosseth, Ronald R. Rouse, bl. Franklin Sanders. ROVV 2: Ronald Lee Scott, Robert Leslie Scott, Don Ed Self, james Louis Seward, Jerry R. Shaklee, Earl VVilliam Shannon, Lon Ray Shell, Eddie Shelton, Robert Glynn Shire. ROVV 3: Myron Dean Simons, O. D. Slaton, George Everett Smith, ,lack VV. Smith, John C. Smith, John VV. Smith, Larry VVayne Smith, Milt VV. Smith, Aubrey South, lr. ROW 4: Carlie Southard, Randall Morris Sparlin, Brian Kay Steele, Michael A. Stewart, Larry M. Sturdivan, ,lerrel E. 1 lgc 338 Sullivan, Robby Leon Surrcll, Hob Taylor, Dwight Vance Terry. ROW 5: John D. Thiesing, jr., Glen Ray Thomason, Robert B 'I'odd, Jr., Roger H. Tucker, Donald VV. Vanlandingham, Dav- id Iudsen VanNostrand, Gary Don Vest, jack Edward VVallacc jerry Don VVard. ROVV 6: E. Dale VVarren, Philip Gary VVeber, Robert C VVhitson Gene Whittle, Fred C. Wick, Phillip Roy Wilcox john Milton Wilkins, Ardean V. Wilkinson, Herbert W. Wil: liams, Tommy Joe Wilson. ROVV 7: VVilliam Hayes VVilson, Jr., Albert Paul VVinstr0n Charles Lee VVinters, john Ralph VVolverton, Marvin VV VVoodworth, ,loddie W. VVoody, Bryan Lee Wright, Dennis L Young, Jack Wayne Young, Morris Lee Zwillenberg. 1 WILLARD HALL lim' ll.-'xtjxi . l RismA lVo1.if . . . Dixua JUNE clkl TXIARILYN Army FFIN . . 1,I'FXiI1'I'llf 'l'-lJ!'I'Xi1!l'III Sf'rrr'tary Tr1'r1surr'r ormitor Enthusiasm Boo ted To All-Time High TQAY BAL' M President Lou Ann Traw and Karen jones find that the clothes dryer in VVillard hall basement greatly lessens the drudg- ery of washing. ll,l,fXRl7 n.u.i, is HAPPY to introduce its new head counselor, hliss Klary lfrances Lane. She has heen invaluable to the girls in bolstering dormitory spirit. Hilarious costumes at the VVillard Halloween party in- cluded the Hunchback and the Transfer from ULU, first and second place winners. The mirth-minded girls also built their animal Christmas party around their version of The Night Before Christmas. Floor parties were also given frequently for the dorm, one of which was the gay South American party. lliss Lane showed movies of her visit to South America and the girls performed several South American dances. Busy Willarcl women diverted their attention from studies and activities long enough to win second place with their house decoration. They also won the parents' day trophy for the independent women's living group and the Grand council scholarship trophy for the second time in a row. 11 age 339 A 1 AL ia ii Q .AL . '25 . ' . f,.:, , E-.1 : W 4 Af ...,,,, f .0 2 5 sf? A 'qc ,,.,,,.w., , M., ,, L. ,. I .. 'A' ': L 1 -2 -' Q, Y 'ST fi .ak -,Y .W ., Q if vw ii . mr , 1- , . J , 5, I ' I Z. ff . ' 3, . ' 5, J ' 'L' . f 4 1 .5 , . 7' lg!!! 2, : 'v ,J M' . rt.. 9 K r ...,. .. . . 1 - 4- A it - -. 5. .g at 'V'V' Q I , L,,h M. ,A I , , fm- fs , , ,aff e- . V . I i J .Ls' K :bf fi, u -- Val I 4, I- -V V, -, . h K - M I if L A 1 A , ,. ,. Lqyy , , A , . . ,,W, ,. ,.,.. H , , , .k' . . :.: 'ff if Z V ,A 6 . ,,-,.,., , nn 3,5555 ig. r 'S -f .E K 7' f F. , 2 V S QF gg. .W ,, .J . S - X 4 'Ti 4 WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Mrs. Steele B. VVhite fHostessj, Mariellen Adams, Marilyn M. Almy, Doris Ann Anders, Joyce Ellen Anderson, Cecelia Irene Armhruster, B. Kay Armstrong, Anita Baldwin, Clarica J. Barber, Marilynn June Barnes. ROW 2: Madge Lee Barnett, Betty Kaye Barrett, Marcia J. Barrett, Maeva Carole Barry, Jane Bass, I,oretta Ann Bauer, Kay Baum, Rita Bennett, Lenora Bergundthal, L. Robin Bettes. ROVV 3: Mary Elizabeth Billings, Margaret Leona Black, Marjorie Ama Black, Patti Blecha, Donna Ilene Blum, Carol Jean Bohannon, Janice Rae Bollinger, Barbara Jean Bragg, Doralia Ann Bransky, Diane Elizabeth Bridgett. ROW 4: Dorotha Lee Bristow, Karen Browers, Jo Beverly Buck- ley, Kathryn L. Bunnell, Mary Carol Burns, Ida Rose Cahe, Evelyn F. Cade, Mary Helen Clark, Nelda Eileen Carter, Mari- lyn Ann Case. l lgc 340 ROXV 5: B. Joyce Casey, Dixie Lee Cates, Charlotte D. Clay, Lilah Jean Cleeton, Gail Lynn Cloud, Annette Gay Cobb, Ann L. Cochran, Judith Ann Cochran, Nancy Collins, Charlene N. Cook. ROW 6: Donna June Courtney, Peggy Lee Cox, Idell Marguer- ite Craig, Delleen Crocker, Carol Ann Crowder, Rose Mary Culver, Sue Cupp, Darla Jean Dacus, Dorothy Ann Daman, Angela Pauline Decker. ROVV 7: Gailyn L. Dees, Nancy Louise DeLong, Janeen Y. Dilbeck, Sonia Kay Dillman, Nancy Ruth Dipboye, Helen Lou- ise Dolezal, Mary Jo Eberwein, Janice Edwards, Sharon Kay Enmeier, Marilynn A. Faulkner. ROW 8: Marlene Kay Fisk, Kathryn Ann Flasch, Katherine Lou Foreman, Joniel Foster, Mary Kay Frank, Doris Jean Fru- dy, Lynda Freeman Susan Betsy French Dorothy Jane Frudy Lynda Jean Fulton. 9 y 1 5' 3' J.. - .4 ga ? ga ,ag WILLARD HALL ROVV I: Glenda Adell Fuqua, Frances Louise George, Karen Colleen Gerken, Mikell Jo Gibson, LaVon Sue Gillin, Mary Ellen Gilmure, Linda Lou Goedeke, Mary Louise Goedeke, Barbara Eileen Gough, Beatrice Goulden. ROW 2: Beverly Ann Graham, Marilyn Love Green, Shirley Ann Gregory, Dixie Ann Griffin, Peggy E. Groover, Shirley Guinn, Kathleen Ann Haley, Louise Adon Hall, Myrna G. Hall, Janice Sue Hancock. ROW 3: Patricia Earlyne Hane, Nita Sue Hanna, Flora L. Hauser, Patsy Hays, Iris Merlene Helvey, Gloria Jean Heppler, Ann Ethel Hoag, Marky A. Hodgson, Constance Janet Hoeltzel, Barbara Jane Honeycutt. ROW 4: Jo Ann Howard, Margy Gene Hubbard, Carolyn Jean Hull, V. Kay Hullet, Deanna M. Humes, Mary Irene Hunter, Susan Marguerite Huston, Freda Gayle Idleman, Joan I.or- raine Jacob, Judy G. Jacoby. ROW 5: Pat James, Anne Jenkins, Barbara Ellen Jenkins, Marilyn Kay Jenkins, Diana 1.. Jewell, Annette Kay Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Sara Geneva Johnson, Linda Charlene John- ston, Betty Sue Jones. ROW 6: Inez E. Jones, Karen F. Jones, Patricia Ann Jones, Rosalie Ann Jones, Glenna Sue Jordan, Suzann Keely, Sharon Louise Kellet, Pat Kelley, Jane Ruth Kelly, Charlene Janette Kendrick. ROW 7: Patsy Jane Kenney, Georgia Kerby, Janice Louise Kinnison, Marilyn Rae Kirby, Donna Sue Kissinger, Karyl Ann Krohn, Anna Phoebe Kunneman, Linda Sue Lane, Patty Mae Lang, Lois Elaine Lasater. ROW 8: Patricia Ann Lasley, Lou Ann Lawless, Beverly Joan Lebeda, Linda Lee, Margaret Ann Lee, Frances Jan Lester, Malinda Liebenheim, Betsy J. Linzey, Marilyn Sue Little, Cyn- thia Sue London. Page , f. ' , yy yt L fi ,t i Y 6 4 gf' . AL ie' ,E as S 4 f Q5 ., 5' k , . - tn, 99.9 an f -fa L .41 .f rl. f . 'Q - - --' ,. . Q, 3 K H ..,. 3. 4 f ' we PV .Y S X ' Q' 'f 1 12- M f i ' Qi ill . i K N nn. 1. .Ji faaa Amh.k ff' S S 'K ,. K. I , , W , A Q , ,... 5, , S - i N L 1 A 7 ,:-- L we L te- -Q, xzy m ,L Q ',m', we P V A . ' lily T' Us L - V. V H-ai: , . -W by at A il- I 19:1 la , AL A WILLARD HALL RUVV I : Jean F. Long, Kay Helen Magnuson, Julia M. Mahan, listher Lanier Mapp, VV. june Marcum, Betty Annette Martin, Marjorie Ellen Martin, Onia Vale Masters, Peggy Sue Matlie eney, P. june McAskill. ROVV 2: Mary Jo Mcliivney, Laverne McCain, JoAnn Mc- Clenny, Pat Evelyn McCoy, Naomi McCullough, Beverly Ann McKown, Rosemary McMichael, Zona Gail McMillen, Raylene E. McNeil, Janet Ruth Meinders. RUVV 3: Mary Marlene Miles, Deanna Gayle Milford, Beverly Jean Miller, Lucile Teressa Minter, janet Rae Moore, Wanda Marie Morrow, Anna Belle Murray, Berta Sue Nelson, Mary liva Nemecek, Nedra Ann Nichols. ROVV 4: Carol Lee Northcutt, Donna Jeanne Northup, Sue Uttinger, l,ola Faye Overton, Nancy Lee Paddack, ,ludith Lynn Paden, Donna May Pappan, Margaret Kay Park, Donna Lor- ayne Parker, Sara Ann Parker. Page 3-l2 ROVV 5: Naomi Lee Parks, Carol june Parr, ,lean Ann Pateb- etr, Mary' Beth Phillips, Linda Pickard, Shirley Ann Powell, Betty Ann Price, Elizabeth Ann Prock, 'Freya jo Pruett, Cher- ry Lynn Pyron. ROW 6: Barbara Ann Ramming, VVanda Sue Reed, Dora Eve- lyn Rennie, Ramona Rhodes, M. Mayola Richardson, Donna Gay Rinehart, Ruby Nell Roberson, Vallajean Roberson, Betty Lou Roberts, Suzanne Robertson. ROVV 7: Donna Ruth Robins, Glenda Kay Robinson, Linda Lee Rogers, Sandra Marie Rogers, Frances Kay Ronck, Betty Sue Rooker, Rowena M. Root, Anna Kathryn Roper, I.inda Jane Roper, Lydia Lou Roper. ROVV 8: Carolyn Rounsaville, Marilyn Rounsayille, Charlotte Ann Sanders, Margaret Schacher, Carolyn Sue Schein, Judith Lee Schmitz, Norma jean Scllwalk, lilfrige Seals, Kay A. 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M195 ,... 5 I ii is a L- . it A- L Ap AK. 4. 3 K A 1 2 L' A A , M, , I, . s H... . get Q r L L . 9 +,f fmaf s e.i iw? ef' e'wf :.a f , Q V A ,, . ., L V, K A. A ns, . AL an .4 L L. . L .- 4 WILL RD HALL ROVV 1: Elaine Seright, Sharon Shelden, Marcia Jo Shimonek, Memory Lee Shoffstall, Linda Kay Skelton, Linda Ruth Smith, M. Annette Smith, Mary Louise Smith, Priscilla Smith. ROVV 2: Phyllis Ann Smith, Sharon Raye Smith, Esther Rae Snoddy, Sandra Aletha Snyder, Beverly Annette Spangler, Bar- hara Kay Speer, Frances Stamper, Linda Kaye Stange, Mar- garet Ann Starks. ROVV 3: Flora Ellen Stauffer, Mary Ann Stevens, Susan Stev- enson, Paulette Steward, Jo Claire Stone, Marie A. Storm, Mary Evelyn Strickland, Jennie Sue Sutlield, Carolyn Sue Swanson. ROVV 4: Marilyn Elaine Tackitt, Gala Jeanenne Tate, Mar- gene Tate, Joylyn Earl Teeters, Josephine Teten, Maxine Teten, Sandra Beth Tillotson, Kay Lorene Timmons, Marilyn Joyce Toepfer. ROW 5: Sharon Kay Towles, Margaret Bea Townsend, Lou Ann Traw, Nancy Jean Traylor, Donna Trippe, Susan Trow- bridge, Marcia Ellen Truesdell, Sherry Elaine Turner, Phyllis Ann Turney. ROVV 6: Fayruth VanHorn, Joy Anne Venn, Janet Rae Vice, Mary Jann Victor, Donna Marie VValkup, Norma Jeanne Walkup, Carol Lee Wall, Voncile Denise Wall, Carolyn Anne VVatson, Donna Sue VVatson. ROVV 7: Patricia Ann VVatson, Jane Ann VVeathers, Nancy Gail Wells, Joyce Faye Whitmire, Martha Ann Whorton, Kay Yvilburn, Dehora Lou Vvilkinson, Barbara Sue VVilliams, Glad- ys Fae VVilliams, Jacquelyn Jae VVilliams. ROVV 8: Stephanie Anne VVilliams, Yvonne VVillamson, Mary Ann Willis, Rosetta VVills, Ruth Marie VVinters, Freda Janice VVolf, Harriett Jean VVright, Bettye Kaye Yahn, Mary Nell York, Carol Kay Young, Page 343 edecoration Brighten Coed urrounding COED APARTMENTS DELORES GRA UMANN President KAY DAvENPoRT Vice-President PAT SAYLES Secretary-Trezzsurer ROW 1: Barbara Benes, Claudean Berry, Jerry Bosler, Eleanor Jean Bowman, Patricia Ethlyce Bowman, Rosa Lee Burleson, Jo Nell Chamberlain, Esther Y. C. Chu. ROW 2: Roxie Anne Cooper, Kay Lynn Davenport, Roberta Lea DeWolf, Ruth Elaine Dries, Floretta Faubion, Delores L. Graumann, Jacque Lenore Higgins, Joan Marie Horinek. ROVV 3: Carol E. Hug- IQLFILLING ALL EXPECTATIONS for attractive and prac- tical living quarters, the girls of Coed apartments are enjoying newly repainted and redecorated rooms. The house parents, llflr. and lllrs. John Colvert and hir. and llrs. Paul VVindsor, are also residing in new and spa- cious quarters. The social life of the women of Coed apartments is pro- moted through weekly informal parties and open-houses throughout the year. Special events include the annual Christmas party and an annual spring picnic. Showing diversified talents, the dorm boasts beauties and athletes. Carol Huggins brought honors as one of the fifteen Redskin beauty finalists. Coed apartment's basketball team captured the title of varsity basketball champions and the girls actively participated in all intramural sports. gins, Donna Mae Hurst, Judy E. Maxwell, Belva Gean Mc- Croskey, Linda Lou Nash, Theresa M. Patton, Grace Marie Peckham. ROW 4: Jewel Louise Pierce, Nancy R. Puckett, Pat Sayles, Alma Louise Schneider, Shirley Ann Simpson, June Elaine States, Joyce Kaye Veach. fv- R 2 u t .1 tt. 'TM ga it 1 tt, N . t A Y .t s Y in 45 it Q' KH Page 344 Chapter 9 Organizations To know of someone here and there Whom We accord With, Who is living on with us, even in silence-this makes our earthly ball a peopled garden. GOETHE .vm For sometime now the campus has been swelling from campaign handbills, posters and promises. We must make our choice after Weighing all qualifications. eader hip Group Empha izes Ser ice BLUE KEY KIRK BO.-XTRIGHT President ROVV 1: M. If Ayres, Jr., Herbert Penning, jr., Frank Cronk, Forrest Campbell, Lee Chatham QSecretary-Treasurerj, Lee F. Gilstrap CAdvisorD, Kirk Boatright CPresitlentD, John Jacob fVice-Presidentj, Melvin Semrad Cforresponding Secretaryj, Dick Saylor, Edwin D. Fisher, K. D. Greiner, Robert N. Ter- EBTHERSHIP IN BLUE KEY identifies a college man as one of all-around ability. The national hon- orary fraternity brings together men who have shown outstanding leadership ability in campus activities and who may better serve their university through a unified effort. Blue Key fosters a combination of intellectual attain- ment and enrichment of student life. The group studies student problems, promotes worthwhile activities of the university, and introduces the parents to student life through their annual Parents day. The Oklahoma State chapter of Blue Key was founded in 1932 and is one of the 76 chapters of this major national service fraternity. Lee Gilstrap, a past member of lilue Key, is the acting faculty advisor of the organization. rell, Carl D. Kennedy. ROVV 2: VVilliam L Lightcap, Joe L. Myers, Robert A. VVhitney, Aubrey Ray McLain, Gordon Hart, Don Gard, llollie VV. Thompson, Robert VV. Hunter, Bob Cornforth. Page 349 roup Act With Facult To Aid tudent 0MICRON DELTA KAPPA ilofix M. Si' L' Rcizox l,l'l'J'iIlf'IIf LAX IZRNIZ l.l.Xll'.XCH Iliff'-l,!'t'.YiIll'llf DR. Hoxi ISR KN icH'r Sl'l'I'l'fIlI'j' Toxi H.xi.i. 'lll'l'Il.YllI't'1' A. NI CT reasurerl, I.aVerne I.. Limpach CVice-l resiclentl, john N1 ROX V 1: jim XVilson, Rolwert Kamm, llomer Knight, Donald . cPheron flrillfllllj' Atlvisorl, VVilliam Thomas llall I Spurgeon fPresidentl. RUVV 2: Thomas Loatmzlnn, Charles Kolar, jr., john Nictfonnell, Dale Farquliarson, jim Stritzke, R. B. Deal, Nlax D. Anderson, Tary D. VVilkinson. RUXV 3: isixo ,x N.fX'I'IUN.-Xl. LIZAIBISRSHII' honor society, Omi- cron Delta Kappa is composed of men who have tlisplayetl their ahilities as leaclers, and encourages nien ot promise to higher acliieveiiieilt. These men. tlrawn from all phases of campus life, work with the tatnlty and atlntinistration in representing the sentiments of the entire stiiclent hotly on questions of academic im- portance. Klenihership in this organization is restricted to men with a 3.0 grade point average who display exceptional qualities in at least two of the six areas of campus lite: srholarsliip, athletics, stntlent ggovertinieiit. social and re- ligious affairs, pnhlications, and speech, music, and the tlraniatic arts. Co-sponsorship of the l.eaclership institute is an an- nnal project of Oniieron Delta Kappa, as is the Hooks . ,,, . ifbl' .ASIZI Cll'IYL'. Myron Simons, jerrel I,ochner, John Albright, Thomas Cairns, Richard Dulgree, I.. Y. XVatkins, Jr., john lid Sadler, Don C. Seonten. ROW' 4: AI Cztcy, Curt S. VVilliams, Harvey I.. XVhitley, Ray Asfahl, llenry P. Johnston, Rolan V. Deeker, LeRoy ll. Fischer, llarvey Heels, George XV. Pilcher. Page 350 ROW 1: Charles Mullins Cllistorianj, Bill Clark CStudent Assembly Representativej, jerry Williams fRecording Secre- taryj, John Sadler fSeniOr Advisorj, Dale Kirmse CPresidentj, Leroy Grimsley, Jack Turner, Jack Warner, Harvey Beets CVice-Presidentj, H. Allen Evans CTreasurerj, Ronald Rouse, Harold Herring fOrientation Panel Coordinatorj. ROVV 2: Dennis Lo, Bill Gillett, James Ingle, Gary Smith, Ronald Huff- man, VVinston Shindell, Marvin Corser, Dan Draper, Jerry Dusenbury, Clint Jewett, Thomas Loafmann, Francis Hall, raternity Offer PHI ETA SIGMA DALE KIRNISE President HARVEY BEETS I ive-Presizlent JERRY VVILLIABIS Recording Secretary ROBERT AICCORMICK Corresjnofzding Serfreizzry AL EVANS fIifFll.fllfl'f' Dean Fetzer. ROVV 3: Kirk Boatright, james Gentry, Stanley Jones, Aubrey McLain, L. V. VVatkins, Donald Sparks, Milton McDaniel, Jack Amyx, David Richardson, james Gilliam, Gene Armstrong, Ernest Ables, john Sheikholeslami. ROW 4: E. Norman Gary, Larry Drake, Volentine Hill, john Casten, Fred VVelsh, VVilliam McMillan, Dale Farquharson, Daniel Bruehl, K. D. Greiner, Derel Schrock, Eldred VVinters, Claude Eberle, Bruce Gammon, Myron Simons, james McLaughlin. Tutoring ervice ONSIDERED A STEPPING STONE to future campus leadership, Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary fraternity for men who have attained a minimum 3.5 grade average for their first year in college. The group strives to give emphasis to scholarship through various projects such as the distribution of study infor- mation pamphlets to freshmen, orientation lectures on scholarship, and a tutoring service. Phi Eta Sigma also backs worthwhile fund-raising campaigns. Social activities include parties with Orange Quill, honor society for freshman women, and various picnics and events throughout the year. Phi Eta Sigma en- lightens its membership with tours to see the OSL' atomic reactor and the telephone exchange system. It conducts two initiations a year preceded by get-ac- quaintedu smokers. Page andem Bike-Rider 0RT R B0 RD SARAH MCL' L' ISTOX lJl'l'5'lfll'I1f Rosh NIARIIS IQIIIRICHT 1'iff'-lJI'f'.I'i11r'1lf VIRGINIA An mis Sl'1'7'l'fIll'-1' K.xRIiN KIz,xL'sI2 T1'z'z1.i' ll rw' ROW' 1: Virginizi Adams QR:-t'oI'diIIg SccI'ct:II'yb, Kzircu Krause CTre:IsIIrerb, Rose Marie Kuhricht KYicc-PI'I-simlciitD, Surah NlCfll1l5I1lll CPresicleIItl. ROVV 2: Mary cilifllilll Morris N QC'o-Editorj, Mary Ifvzl Ncrnccek, Dcziuuzi Spickclmier Qlliy- Ofler cholar hip xIz or THIS HIGHEST HONORS obtainable to :I junior xI'omzIII is that of selcctiou to Klortar Board, hou- orziry orgzuiizzitioii for coccls who arc outstaildiug iu scholarship and vzirious areas of campus life. The thirtccu lllC'INl'JCl'S of Uklahoiua State's Achafozl chziptcr sponsor Orziugc Quill :uid Orzuige and Black Quill hoiiorziry 0!'Q?llllZ2ll'l0l1S, zuid participate in Scholar- ship l'iIllDl11lSlS wt-ck and thc l1t'2lClC1'Sl1l1U iustitutc. Each lNlIl1CL'0IHlllg D2ll'Z1LlC liuals Klortzu' Board members iI1 their white blzizcrs zuul lgQI'IllllllZl shorts pedaliug fZilldC'1l1 hicyclcs. lfollowiiig the pzirzide, they sc-rw :Is hostcsscs to the Klortzir liozirtl ziluuiuzic' coffcc. A sopliomort- woIIIzIII's college studies arc ziiclccl through the grziutiug of :III ziiuuial llortzir Board schol- arship, which is fiuzinct-Il through thc salt- of Klortar liozirrl czilcmlzirs. torixlu llllil Stuclcut fxSSt'TTll3lf' Dc-legatcj, Bzlrhzirzl Boyd Cfur- respuiidiiig Srcretziryj. ROW' 31 Marilyn VVooldridge, Ema- gcnc xlL'IIlilIlS, juuct Berry, Shziruu Keller, joy Rae Reuuer. Page 35 2 0RANGE AND BLACK QUILL Orange and Black Quill selects its membership from sophomore women with a 3.0 overall grade point average and active par- ticipation in two or more campus organizations. ROVV 1: Joy Rae Renner QSponsorj, Edys Burris CVice-Presi- dentj, Katy Joachim lHistorianj, Jane Buchanan, Patsy Spurr, Jan VVyatt, Betty Jerome fPresidentj, Kathy Jones CSecretary- Treasurerj, Kathleen Crook, Mary Evelyn Strickland, Mary Anna Harris, Nancy Stinson, Beverly McKown, Cecelia Arm- bruster, VVanda Parrish. ROW 2: Patti Howard, Carol Henry, Carole Sue Graham, Dixie Williams, Linda Jones, Linda Skid- more, Rosalie Greiner, Franchelle VVhiteside, Joniel Foster, ORANGE QUILL Orange Quill is an honorary society for freshman women who have completed their First semester with a 3.5 grade point average. The club is sponsored by Mortar Board. ROW 1: Margaret Horn, Marilyn Wooldridge CSponsorj, Mary Loy CHistorianJ, Sherry Swearngin QPresidentj, Kath- leen Darlow fSecretary-Treasurerj, Martha Hixson, Carol Fischer, Nancy DeLong, Billie Lou Millard, Karen Lamkin. ROW 2: Elizabeth Chapman, Judy Canfield, Carla Ewell, Sandra Snyder, Betty Jeanne Haigler, Susan Markley, Jerry Aileen Young, Geraldine Goodwin, Pamela Gassett, Louise Gill, Arnola Colson, Lola Faye Overton, Dorothy Purnell. ROW 3: Anne Jenkins, Donna Smith, Rosemary Jurgins, Bar- bara Stanley, Jo Jean Hicks, Gayle Powell, Johnnie Lou Wil- liams, Sandra Hadwiger, Carolyn Stewart, Christie Sullivan, Paula Kimbro, Virginia Self, Arlene May, Marcia Anderson, Jean Shepherd, Mim Oesch, Judy Zaloudek. ROW 4: Karen VVinget, Marlys Anderson, Julie Lytle, Kaye Keso, Mary Jane Gerhards, Suzanne Fenton, Mary Louise Page, Jill Roberts, Patsy Sutton, Paula VVise, Kay Seefeldt, Ann Barno, Rowena Root, Celia Cabe, Sandra Thomas, Frances Mayfield. Ann Lewis, Beverly Maritt, Cynthia Muir, Marilyn Jenkins, Joni Kay VValker, Judy Sanderson. ROW 3: Darla Denton, Mary VVoods, Nancy Renschler, VVanda Anderson, Dayna Davis, Ann Morford, Joyce Anderson, Jane Capshaw, Mary Powell, Helen M. Kirby, Madelyn VVhitlock, Sandy Springer. ROW 4: Colette LaFortune, Leitner Jarrell, Brenda Turner, Sandy Barris, Joann Huitt, Jeanie Hill, Mary Lynn Clark, Pat VVilliams, Loretta Bauer, Kay VVoodward, Rosalind Helms, Carol June Parr, Rhoda Tubbs. zia.. liz evf fr- V -J' f if 'wx 1 1 1111 ational Pro idont Cho on From Honor Chapter AGRONOMY CLUB -lr xr STRITZKE President l,. Y. VVATKINS, -IR. Vir'e-Prrfxidwzf C LYD E IQLMORE Srffreffzry jour ES Ill.-XTLOCK 7lfl'Il3'll7't'I' RUVV 1: John Nlickzr CAdvisorD, L. V. Vllzltkins, jr. CVice- Presidentj, Jim Stritzke CPresidentj, Loyd M. W7ZlX 12nd Vice Presidentj, David A. Sander CAdvisorj. ROVV 2: A. C' Bennett, Ronald Yeck, james Matlock QTreasurerj, Clyde ll Elmore QSeCret:1ryj, Richard Hilbig, Lloyd M. Cllllilllilll. ROVV 3: Thomas LUZlfITlllllIl, Andy Leven, Floyd Bolton, Jack D. Triplett, jack P. Nelson, Eldon G. Greer, jr. ROVV 4: Bill Nelson, John Coucbman, M. Kusler Porter, Phil Derr, Lloyd Emmons, Robert Robbins, Roy V. Sturgeon, jr. Page 354 ROVV 1: Gary D. Simmons, VV. Robert Black, VV. C'. Pester- tielrl, Nlilton li. lVleDaniel, james VV. Gilliam. RUVV 2: WVil- fred E. MeMurphy, VVayne G. Mauldin, Leroy Grimsley, Gene R. liollrah, Bill NI. Sherrill. RUVV 3: Bobby joe Smith, CHARLOTTE HoLLo1fETER Agronomy Club Queen Chet Bratcher, Arlo V. Dalrymple, Frank E. I.eGrand, Curtis VVilliams, John O. Pewthers. ROVV 4: Dale M. Fain, john Coakley, Clifford VVilliams, jerry jogan, Ross Kail, Don Bar- tolina, Ray MeCorkle. AGRONOMY CLUB ESIGN ED T0 BRING TOGETHER QXIEN from field crops, soils and related fields, the Oklahoma State Agron- omy club is an affiliate of the American Society of Agronomy and was this year selected as the sec- ond place chapter in the national organization. Further honor was received when L. Y. VVatlcins from OSL' was elected national president. Projects of the club include sponsoring of the fresh- man-sophomore judging contest, a junior-senior judging contest and the Oklahoma high school crops judging contest. ln addition it sponsors the OSU crops judging team. Ted Thorn won second place in the annual American Society of Agronomy essay contest. Recreational activities of the club include participa- tion in intramural sports, parties, and an annual senior banquet. Page 355 Chicken Barbecue Terminate Pledge Period AGGIE X CLUB .lofi Daymsox lJl'l',l'iI1'l'l1f LVN N K rzrcrr L' A1 'Lift'-lJf'I'XfIfFIIf AADRIAN NI EYER S1'r'rf'lrlry-Trerzsllrer ROVV 17 Kenneth B, Boggs CAdvisorD, Ralph VV. Taylor fPresidentl, James Enix fVice-Presidentj, Joe L. Davidson Chlireasurerj, Leo V. Blakley QAdvisorl, Lynn D. Ketchum lSeeretaryl, Raymond D. Hodges, Howard R. VVatkins, Alvin Charles Geis fReporterl, Adrian Meyer. ROVV 2: Guy Brehm, Sahir ll. Sudad, Darrel Behring, Larry VValter, Gates E. Oliver, jerry J. Box, john L. VVilliams, Uharles V. Jueschke, Gomer Skelley, Ervin Leon Lelweda. ROVV 3: Larry Smith, HE .-XGGIE X cl.L'n was organized to stimulate inter- est in the profession of agricultural economics and related fields. Klembership is open to all agricul- tural economics majors and faculty members. The group holds monthly meetings with planned pro- grams featuring speakers who discuss their particular interests in connection with the field of agriculture. Activities of the club include participation in football and baseball intramural competition, publication of a newsletter containing the names and addresses of all graduates, and social gatherings for the benefit of new members as well as instructors. An annual picnic is held along with a chicken barbecue at the end of the pledge period. A queen contest is also conducted each year, with 1958 honors going to ,Io Ann Dozier. YVilliam T. Britton, Larry Crawford, Tom Burch, James Os- born, Don Mliegge, James Behrends, Mitchell Jones, Nlelvin Semrad, Amjad Hussain Gill, Lyndon D. Goble. ROVV 4: VVoody King, Benny Bal, Loren VV:-hrenlierg, Robert N. Ewing, David L. Sharp, Howard Perry, Bill VValters, John R. YVolf, Antonio Simon, Tom VV. Yates, Mericleth Allenhaeh, Raymond D. Sharp. Iage 56 ROVV 1: L. S. Pope CAdvisorj, Carl D. Kennedy QTreasurerl, jim Wilson CVice-Presidentj, L. V. Watkins, Jr. fPresidentj, Loyd M. Wax QSeeretaryj, James E. Osborn CSgt.-at-Armsj, R. M. Reed CAdvisorb. ROVV 2: VVilliam Cohler, Andy Leven, Floyd Bolton, Gates E. Oliver, VValter D. James, Ron- ald Yeck, Charles VV. Kolar, Jr., Ralph VV. Taylor. RUVV 3: Avery Jay Ownby, Thomas Loafmann, Claude H. Eberle, Don- ald E. Sparks, Fred Little, Elvin D. Wlhite, Ronald T. Noyes, Harvey Hamilton. ROVV 4: Jim Enix, Curtis VVilliams, John Spurgeon, John Couchman, Milton E. McDaniel, Clyde L. Elmore, jim F. Stritzke, Michael Brown, jack Turner. raternity Assists In Fre hman 0rientation ALPHA ZETA L. V. WATKINS R. 7 A Piesizlezzt -list XVn.soN Vice-ljrrsidmzt LOYD XVAX Secretary CARI. KEN N EDY 7vl'l'll.Yl1fl'f TUDENT MEMBERS or ALPHA ZETA are elected from among undergraduate and graduate agricultural students. The national honorary agriculture fra- ternity, whose main purpose is for leadership, schol- arship, and character-building of agricultural students, has sponsored several activities as a service to the College ot Agriculture. Some of the most important activities are the awards to the most outstanding instructor and the most out- standing senior in the College of Agriculture. Alpha Zeta also sponsors the freshman judging contests, the sophomore judging contests, and assists in such events as freshman orientation and Aggie day. Each spring the yearys activities come to a climax with Alpha Zeta holding its annual banquet, where the awards tor most outstanding members are given. Page 337 arget Chapter In U. S. Has National Pre ident BLOCK AND BRIDLE BI. Al. BL Rxizrr lJI'l'.YiI1l'IIf Cn.xR1.i5s 'll.XI.I.l2Y lijfl'-l',!'l',YfIlt'IIf lien 'liL'RNIZR Sf'r'1'z'f1n'y IJ.Xl.lf R 15111214 ER 'l'1'z'11.v111'f'1' RUVV 1: Nlichaiel Brown CR:-porterb, Tom YV. VVz1tt CSen- tinelb, Michael pl. Burnett Cl'resiclentl, Billie Jean Bradley iQue-enj, Charley Talley lYice-Presiclenrb, jack Turner fSec- retzir3'l. Dale Rerleker f'l'I't'2lSllI'CI'l. RUVV 2: jerry Gereghty Derzilcl lVleNutt, Terri' Bnker, Virgil Diel, Tom Jack Knapp: Jr., Donald RllH'ZlIAil llarthcote, Lowell Cooper, Robert N. Ter- rell. ROXV 3: Gary Noonan, Lanny Pinney, VVilliam En- meier, I.1lI'l'f' Shnlts, Glenn Taylor, Doyle Thompson, Donald Hix, C'lil'l: Bath, VVoody King. ROVV 4: Billy C. Ashe, Byron K. Rzulcliff, Elvin D. XVhite, YVz15 ne llxiygoocl, VVz1lter Hack- ney, Fred Little, James li. XNvIlI'l't'll, Azirnn I.. Bj'l'1lIl'l, Bill J. Tronlu, Kenneth D. Freeze. Page 358 ROVV 1: Ben Franklin, Jack Bullard, Jim Freudenberger, Theo Fite, Bob Steinberg, Ivol Hane, Gary Longacre. ROW7 2: Bill G. Follis, Max Troub, Milton Hefner, Randy VVard, Earl VV. Constien, Larry L. Coon, Marvin VV. Heeney, C. A. Col- lins. ROW 3: Ronald Coulter, George Stunkard, Jerry Cope, BILLIE JEAN BRADLEY Block and Bridle Queen Bill Rozelle, Gene Kennedy, Ralph Ralstin, Jack Shipe, Joe Ferguson, Charles E. Moss. ROVV 4: Leo Fite, Curtis Pollard, Larry Kaul, Gordon Rule, J. M. jackson, John Copelin, Allen H. Burns, Delbert A. Carey, james H. Simpson. BLOCK AND BRIDLE KLAHOBIA STATE,S CHAPTER of Block and Bridle, the largest chapter in the nation, continues to em- phasize the importance of animal husbandry through the sponsoring of rodeos on the campus each semester. The organization also finances the livestock and meats judging teams. Steak fries, dinner-dances and other functions are included on the social calendar. Bringing honor to the local chapter, Robert Totusek, associate professor of animal husbandry, served as na- tional president of the organization. Among the annual activities of Block and Bridle is included the selection of a queen. Chosen to reign this year was Billie .lean Bradley. A project of Block and Bridle in previous years was the sponsoring of VVestern week on the campus. Page ldet Chapter I Hot To tate Convention COLLEGIATE FFA .Im RODENBERG President JIM ALLISON Vice-President DoN SPARKS Secretary DALE SMITH , frnzsurfr ROVV 1: Roy VV. Dugger fAdvis0rl, Jim Rodenberg fPresi- dentj, Fred Perryman fVice-Presidentj, Donald Sparks CSec- retaryj, Dale Smith fTreasurerj, H. Leo Wynn QSentinelj, Don M. Orr fAdvis0rj. ROW 2: Claxton Cook fAssistant Advisorj, Lynn Polson, Robert Love, David L. VVilliams, VVil- ber Severn, Harold Smith, James L. Wade, Fred L. Christman. ROVV 3: Albert R. Yanke, A. J. Rexroat, llerschell Giles Jimmie Dee Cook, Donald R. Sander, Loren VVehrenberg Clinton Max VVehrenberg, Ronald Coulter, Jack Lawson ROVV 4: Jackie A. Pollard, Edwin L. Stapleton, Arthur D George, Donald C. VVard, Jimmie R. Lasley, Glen O. Biddy Merle Nickelson, Grady Billington, Ronald Townsend. Page 360 ROVV 1: Charles R. Florence, Bobby Martin, Ronald D. Reeder, J. R. Howard, Robert R. Price, George Cook, Chris White. ROVV 2: Dale Hugh Pratt, James Campbell, Eugene Sloan, Berry Ted Kuntz, Ronald Provence, joseph F. Mc- Brayer, Jim Freeny, Norval Pratt. ROVV 3: Roy Butler, Gar- land Kelley, Irven Butler, Jack D. Triplett, Jr., Ronald Spen- JANELLE VVEBSTER Collegiate FFA Queen cer, Lynn Post, James VVilliams, George Hornberger, Darrell Bruner. ROVV 4: L. ,lack Bedwell, Billy G. Vincent, J. Dale Dunivan, D. Nickel, Bobby Littlefield, Elvin D. White, Claude Eberle, Victor Mays, Ronald VV. Chambers, Wayne Gipson. COLLEGlATE FFA HE oLDEsT COLLEGIATE CHAPTER of the Future Farmers of America, Oklahoma State's Collegiate FFA serves as a vocational agriculture teacher training ground which provides its members with experience in conducting group meetings, Working with committees and organizing social events. Among the varied activities of the group are included a fall and spring picnic, acting as hosts to the state FFA convention, attending the leadership conference held in Kansas City, Nlissouri, and the selection of a queen each year. This year's queen is Janelle VVebster. Collegiate FFA also presents an outstanding senior award each semester. lllembership in the organization is open to any stu- dent upon approval of a majority of the members. Page 361 prin Banquet Reign Over Year' Aetivitie CIILLEGIATE 4-H Low ra LL Coo11ER Presizlmzi C1.AL'nr2 lfnrzaus Vim'-Prtfriderzt Drxrrz sl L'Nr2 Grzrrfrrx Srrrffzzry l,oRr2TT.-rx l3,xL'ER y'f'l'Il5llfl'f ROVV 1: Dixie June Griflin fSecretaryj, Miss Emma Chand- Jenkins, Ann Cochran, Marjorie Martin, Nancy Ratlill, Judith ler QSponsorj, Loretta Bauer fTreasurerj, Lowell Cooper Susan Ford. ROVV 3: Carolyn Schein, Merlene Helvey,-lanlce fPresidentl, jim Clower, Larry Dewey fReporterj. ROVV 2: Ball, Howard Perry, Daniel Bruehl, jr., Ann Morford, june Kathryn Ann Flasch, Anna Phoebe Kunneman, Barbara Ellen McAskill, Dorothy Perry. Page 362 ROVV 1: Joyce Veach, Eileen Edmonson, Nancy Ratlilt, Doris VVood, jerrel Lochner, james Suthers, Pansy Marshall, Rose Mary Culver, Linda Roper, Marilyn Ellison, Gary Craner. ROW 2: Milly Smith, Janice Bollinger, Bobby Smith, Rosalee Burleson, Daniel Bruehl, Jr., Milton E. McDaniel, Karlson Mannschreck, David Sharp, Bob E. VVood, John L. Miller, Lydia Roper, Bill Ellis. ROVV 3: Shirley Ann Gregory, Della Hixson, Virgilea VValden, Linda Boothe, Don Renbarger, Theo COLLEGlATE 4-H Fite, Jim Clower, Fred Little, Flora Jeanne Adkisson, Mer- lene Helvey, Martha Tarpey, Ann Lasley, Kathryn Roper. ROVV 4: Dawnette VVehling, Doris Ruth McAllister Brehm, David Edward George, Don Irwin Schwab, Robert E. Seiber, Kenneth Clifford Schneeberger, jimmy Don Miller, Joe Reinert, Earl Folk, John Reinert, Charles A. Baker, Mary Jane Bennett Ann Morford, Mary Ann Stewart. Q HE YEAR's ACTIVITIES began for Delta Sigma Alpha chapter of Collegiate -l-H with the annual fall pic- nic in the outdoor garden of hir. and hlrs. Ira Hollar. The fun-minded 4-Hers also sponsored an annual Christmas party, square dances, and a hayride. Although the club has such interesting projects as sponsoring a 4-H record book display in February and helping with the -l-H Roundup in illay, the event most looked forward to is their annual spring banquet. VVith a group of 150, the clubls members are required only to have been former 4-H members now enrolled at Ulclahoma State University. VVhile maintaining a social fellowship with one an- other, the Collegiate -l-H strives to further the under- standing of rural problems all over the world. Page 363 llllember Cut Tree For Chri tmas Sale FORESTllY CLUB JERRY ALEXANDER President VVILLIAAI CoR1.ER Vive-Presizlerzf ERLIN TREKELL Secretary CLAYTON Pos EY 7vfi'IlJ'l1ft V' ROVV 1: George Holman, Ray Varnell, VVilliam Cobler 1Vice- Presidentl, Clark Marsh fPuhlicity Secretaryl, Erlin R. Trekell QRecording Secrctaryb, Clayton Posey CTreasurerl, Don Cook QCorresponding Secretaryj, jerry Alexander Cl'residentj, Mike Anduss. RUVV 2: Lowell E. Jones, Don Trantham, Boyd Elliott, Durwood D. Qualls, Leon M. Kindt, Thomas T. Bur- gess, Phillip Stone, Allan Hinds, Ronnie L. Jarman, Bob 1. Elarton. ROVV 3: Ben VVallingford, Arden Slusher, George E. HE XVARNING CRY or T1MnER! was echoed this fall as members of the Forestry club carried out one of their annual projects of cutting firewood and Christmas trees to be sold. In addition to this activity, the group published the forestry yearbook and entered a float in the annual homecoming parade. The Forestry club strives to promote the academic, social and professional interests of its members. The annual spring picnic, Log Jarnfl which is held at Lake Carl Blackwell, is eagerly anticipated by members and faculty. In addition, the club sponsors an annual ban- quet for all forestry students and their wives. High- lighting the banquet are the crowning of the Forestry club queen and the program presented by pledges. Karch, VVayne Avants, Robert L. Gardner, jerry Sutherland, Adrian Dargan, Jere Daykin, jack McMorris, James McLaugh- lin, Eddie Curtis. ROVV 4: David Courtney, Edwin Y. VVheeler, David A. Page, Bill Van Vliet, Glen R. Durrell, Nat VValker, VVarren VVilliamson, Dale Hildebrand, Rofer Davis, Lawrence O. McMinimy, Francis C. Maschino, VVallace Rut- ledge. Page 364 ROW' 1: Charles Ellis fRecording Secretaryj, Ramon John Bette Sharpe, Donald Bartolina frfreasurerj. ROVV 3: Paul fVice-Presidentj, Zan Nelson CPresidentj, Robert P. Ealy O'Tolle, Haile Mariam Samu-Negus, John Ritter fCorrespond- Cl-'aeulty Advisorj. ROVV 2: Ali Choureitah, Roger Zachritz, ing Secretaryj, Lloyd YV. Martin, J. C. Raulston. rotege Team Brin Honor To Parent Club HGRTICULTURE CLUB ZAN NEI,soN Preridenl Rfxmoy -IoHN I yil't Pl'6'j'i1it'llf CHARLES ICLLIS Sl't'fl'Z'llfj' BILL Krzrxrnm' jllI't'llSLl7'l'l' OUNDED IN l9l6 to bring about a closer association among those interested in horticulture, the Horti- culture club sponsors a flower judging team which has won top honors in national competition. The team placed first in the National Intercollegiate contest twice in the past seven years. The club Hnances the team through the sale of floral plants and pecans. 'lOperation Apple Jacky' includes the making and selling of cider by members of the Horticulture club, the receipts of which are used to finance the annual fall horticulture show and alumni banquet. A spring strawberry feed, wiener roast, and assistance in the Garden club short course are among the activities of the group. Page 365 ionic And Buffet Re ult SPUR AND COMB xV11,I.1.XM H. BARTON IjI'f'.Yid!'71f CH.-xkriss BOEVERS llil'l'-PfF5fd6l1f Cimizriss M LIRPHY Serrelrlry Roiaizkr SQURES Trearzzrer From Turke Pickin' Hi2Ri3's BOUND TO ian much good eatin whenever the Spur and Comb is around. A turkey burger buffet and a picnic, at which poultry and poultry products are the chief refreshments served, are both annual events held by the club in conjunction with the university poultry science department. A Turkey l'iclcin meeting, also held annually, is necessary before these two events can take place. Spur and Comb, whose membership is limited to poultry science majors and students having special in- terest in this field with three or more hours of poultry science courses, also assist the poultry science department in sponsoring judging activities. Poultry majors and faculty members of the poultry science department installed the Spur and Comb club on Feb. 20, 1930. ROVV 1: Charles Murphy fParliamentarianj, Charles J. Boe- Quintin B. Welch, John VV. VVest, Rollin H. Thayer, George vers fVice-Presidentj, VVilliam H. Barton fPresidentD, C. A. VV. Newell. ROW 3: Howard Avery, William Grant Praytor, Roberts tFaculty Advisorj. ROVV 2: Robert VVaggoner, Kenneth Dunkelgod, Bob Squires tReporterj, Lealon Tonkinson. Page 366 DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB Campus events sponsored by the Dairy Science club include the annual cheese festival and Dairy day. It is afhliated with the National Dairy Science club. ROW 1: Dawnette Wahling, Bonnie Fisher CQueenj, Glenden Adams fPresidentj, Sanford E. Allen fVice-Presidentl, Robert L. Gilliland QRecording Secretaryj, Paul E. Johnson CAd- visorj, Doris Ruth McAllister fRecording Secretaryj. ROVV SANBORN ENTOMOLOGY CLUB An outstanding event of this club for entomology majors is sponsorship of an annual short course for pest control operators of Oklahoma and other central states. ROW 1: R. R. Walton, K. D. Arbuthnot, C. F. Henderson, D. E. Howell fAdvisorD, D. E. Bryan fAdvisorj. ROVV 2: Stanley McNall5', Eugene G. Thompson CCorresponding Secre- 2: Rafiq Kamil Diab, H. C. Olson, P. C. McGilliard, Edgar Loney, Wesley R. Ibbetson, Charles W. Kolar, Jr., Thurman Norman, Joe Snider. ROW 3: Jim Philpot, Samuel Stand- ridge, Clinton Max Wehrenberg, Kenneth R. Cummings, Stan- ley E. Gilliland, Eddie Joe Black, J. B. Mickle, J. Wilson Hood. ROW 4: Leonard Bailey, James E. Robison, Nelson Philpot, Bernard McSparrin, Robert L. Von Gunten, John L. Teel, Phillip J. Fitzsimmons, Guy Brehm, VVilliam Leroy Love. taryl, VValter D. james CVice-Presidentj, Leo H, Wynn CSec- retary-Treasurerj, Grant Kinzer QPresidentj. ROW 3: Rob- ert Robbins, Mahmood Eskafi, Gary Mount, Darl Mount, Ron Townsend, Richard Price. ROVV 4: Charles F. Ketner, John VV. Presgrove, Jack D. Todd, Earl W. Constien, Gene VVard, Stanley Coppock, Jim Hatchett. fini' J M Q roncbu ter Compete For Di trict Champion hi RODEC CLUB TED H. BINGHAM President Ll UNIOR BUTLER Vice-Presidmzt M ARVIN VV. BUCK Serretzzry IX I ARGIE BOND Treasurer ROVV 1: Margie Bond fTreasurerj, Marvin VV. Buck QSecre- tary and Board of Directorsj, Ted H. Bingham lPresidentj, -Ir. Butler CVice-President and Board of Directorsj, Bob Mor- ton QSergeant-at-Armsj, Johnye Watts, Shirlie Jean Love, Kate Yvonne Wade, Hoppy McCune, Jenny Stogsdill, David M. Weber, Don Trantham. ROW 2: Sonny Worrell, Ann Var- ney, Martha Van Joyce, Diane Wright, Bill Rozelle, Bill Nokes, Lester Ford, Linus Thornton, Dick Hancock, Carl D. Kennedy, Charles Rowe, Rowena Taylor, Vicki Le Rupe. ROW 3: NE or THE TOP RODEO TEAMS in the United States, the Intercollegiate Rodeo club competes in college rodeos in Oklahoma, east Texas and Louisiana. Its 75 members continue to further interest in ro- deoing through an effective combination of dances, pic- nics and rodeo activity. OSU's rodeo team consists of Hve members who must meet the same requirements of any other university ath- lete. The college teams in each district compete for dis- trict championship, and these winners then attend the national finals rodeo, at which.the national championship team and individuals are selected. The national finals rodeo will be held in Qregon in June. OSU's rodeo team served as host to the National Intercollegiate rodeo during the spring semester. Dorothy Perry, Bob Brown, Patsy Hays, Curtis Pollard, How- ard Perry, Russell Lessor, Walt Hackney fDirectorj, Jim Stritzke, Bob Wewell, John Boedeker, Arthur Davis, Jim Flem- ing, George Loreny, B. G. Follis. ROW 4: George Chapman, Arlyn R. Eansler, LaWayne Nusz, John Umdenstock, Mike Gould, Robert Heidlage, Larry Kaul, Ron Patton, Lonny Pin- ney, Bob Laubach, George Smith, Roland Belveal, Carol Mosler, Rayma Steelman, Lloyd Sharron. if f a bs fir A . 1 L 5, .Ak Page 368 WILDLIFE SOCIETY VVildlife conservationists try to promote cooperation toward CVice-Presideutb, Bert M. Anduss CPresidentj, Don E. Hicks the continued perpetuation of our wildlife resources and to CSecretary-Treasurerl. ROVV 2: ,lim Hudson, VVilliam C. better understand its problems. Brown, David Coppage, john Hahn, George E. Karch. ROVV 3: Bill Shelton, Ernest D, Ables, Tom D. Howery, Joe M. ROVV 1: F. M. Baumgartner CAdvisorj, Albert P. N1cGee Maxson, VVesley R. Ibbetson, Buddy D. Bristow. This aH'iliation beneiits the student in his life work, provides fVice-Presidentj, Riley D. Carver CPresidentj. ROVV 2: an opportunity for leadership, and helps him to become ac- Avery Jay Ownby, Dick Phillips, Barbara Bates, Nancy Kim, quaiuted with the faculty and other students. Margaret Horn. ROVV 3: Charles Ellis. Rolan Decker, Au- brey McLain, Joe VVampler, VV. P. fBillj Leighton, VVesle5' ROW 1: Idell Craig CHistorian and Reporterj, Hans D. Holtz Sparkman. QTreasurerj, lvlarilyn Turner QSecretaryj, Robert E. Lewis ational hrine Located 0n OS Campu KAPPA KAPPA PSI Dick BIEARS President Diwia VVHORTON Virre-Presizlffzzt CRAIG HAYES Sf'l'ff?l'llfj' ClizR.x1.D KAENZIG Treasurer ROW 1: David Whorton fVice-Presidentl, Craig Hayes fSec retaryl, Gerald Kaenzig fTreasurerj, Richard Mears fPresi dentl, Hiram Henry fSponsorD. ROVV 2: Ervin Leon Lelweda, Bill Harris, NI. Dean Howe, Rolan V. Decker, james D. Wad- 131.1ic'r1oN or THE MOST OIQTSTANIDING FRESHBIAN non-music major and the most outstanding gradu- ating music major bandsman further promotes in- terest by Alpha chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, in the band program, thus fulfilling its purpose. This college bandsmen national honorary fraternity with its national shrine located on the Oklahoma State campus was founded in l9l9. Since that time, the fra- ternity, with spirits high and instruments playing, has spread throughout the United States and now has a roster of some 98 chapters. Projects of the club include the tape recording of the Thanksgiving choral festival concert and the encourage- ment of the members of the hand, thus adding much to the success of the Oklahoma State band program. ley. ROVV 3: Jerry A. Stover, William Glen Varnum, VVilliam E. Hill, james Lloyd Emmons, Elton J. Nixon QDistrict See- retary-Treasurerj, Kirk M. Agon. I age 370 ROW 1: Robert Brooks, Ron Noyes, Craig Hayes, Gregg Bond, Donald Dean, Gunter Smith, Gerald Kaenzig, Kris Anderson, Lewis Tilford, Joanne Kelly, Rose Marie Kubricht, L. N. Perkins QDirectorJ, Lucille Harris, Peggy Panter, Wil- liam Rick Richardson, Charles Southard, Lee Mathews, Ted Rush, David Werner, Jerry Sutton. ROW 2: James Mason, Charles Tedder, Harold Kirkpatrick, Pierson Danley, James Shaddy, Richard Ford, Bob Quintana, Wesley Howl, Terry Patton, Dick Littleton, David Whorton, James Trease, Dean Fetzer, David Fraley, Joe Muegge, Howard Walker, Jack Culpepper, David Wims, Bryan Steele, Larry Hardesty, Elton Nixon. ROVV 3: Harold Welch, Ray Johnson, Hugh McClure, Dean Ivey, John Bryant, Don Wingfield, Larry Bald- win, John Hamilton, John Cox, Clark Ward, Robert Shire, Jerry Waldrop, Gary Beatie, Danny Kennedy, Thomas Cavenar, John Williams, James Robison, Robert Bivens, James Wilson, Ronald Porter, William Varnum. ROW 4: John Butler, Jerry Max Terry, Kenneth Johnson, Donley Heathcoat, Donald Main, Mack Cobble, John Anderson, J. M. Jackson, Ray Magnuson, Bobby Davis, Charles Estep, Robert Baker, Eugene Campbell, David Stratton, James Hinkel, Wayne Walker, Charles Ensey, Richard Moore, Donald Cone, David Atkins, Marvin Wood- worth, William Highhll, Phil Davis, Gerald Adair. at And Pre ent Member Reunite At Ceneert MEN'S GLEE CLUB RICK RICHARDSON President LEWIS TILFORD Vine-President RosE MrARIE KUBRICHT Secretary-Treasurer ROVISION or ENTERTAINMENT for the men that sing, as well as for the people who listen, is the purpose of the Oklahoma State Men's glee club. This club allows men, who are vocally inclined, to carry on their singing activities While in college and to give them an opportunity for campus participation in music. Concerts, variety shows, short programs and tours are just a taste of the activities of the glee club. A high- light of this yearls concert was the combined glee club, consisting of a reunion of past and present members. Tentative plans are being made for a tour to the Uni- versity of Southern California. As the club travels throughout various parts of the U.S., it brings a great deal of prestige to Gklahoma State University because of tremendous talent and popularity. Page 371 and Di play Ware 011 ational TV OSU CONCERT BAND JERRY STOVER President BILL HARRIS Vice-President ETTA VVALLACE Secretary- Treasurer MEMBERS INCLUDE: Gerald Adair, Kirk Agon, Rusty Ammons, Doris Anders, Joyce Anderson, Gene Lee Armstrong, Karen Baumann, Robin Bettes, James Bevers, Loyd Bishop, John Blankenship, Jack Boevers, Wayne Booth, Phyllis Bryant, George Burton, Ronald Carr, Faye Carter, Pat Chaney, Elea- nor Carter, Nelda Carter, Katherine Chandler, Jane Cobble, Mack Cobble, Charles Cook, Jack Cordell, Lanese Craft, Phil Davis, Melvin Dennis, Jan Dilbeck, Richard Eilerts, James Em- mons, Enoch Estep, Billie Jo Evans, Betty Fritz, Bob Frymire, Joe Frizzell, Kenneth Gardiner, Gary Gibson, Calvin Gibson, Alice Glasby, Stepen Godwin, William Greenshields, Phil Hadarits, Myrna Hall, Vera Harlan, Bill Harris, Joseph Hawkins, Craig Hayes, Jerry Hedges, Gloria Herring, L. A. Hicks, William Hill, Clarabeth Holt, Jack Holt, Dean Howe, Gary Housley, J. M. Hughes, Barbara Hussa, Harvey lmbeau, Barbara James, Dwaine Jantz, Linda Johnston, Randall Jones, Gerald Kaenzig, Janice Kenslow, Don Koller, Bill Knapp, Erven Lebeda, Mary Lebeda, Jean Lillard, Larry Lyon, Eddie Manley, Danny McCarty, Shirley McDonald, Donna McGee, Richard Mears, Gloria Megee, Janelle Megee, Donna Miller, William Monforte, Elton Nixon, Thomas Phillippe, Jewel Pierce, Thomas Pyle, Hershel Quattlebaum, Judy Roberts, Paula Rose, Henry Rotter, Rosetta Schmidt, Sandra Scott, Loretta Seawright, Joyce Sebranek, Sybil Shafer, Deana Shing- leton, Charles Simmons, Jerry Spray, Jerry Stover, Betty Strong, Susan Suits, Donald Sullivan, Jerry Sutton, Austin Thomason, Vernon Thomason, James Trease, William Varnum, James Wadley, Jerry Waldrop, Carol Wall, Etta VVallace, Dixie VVard, Everett VVard, Dixie Waxman, Loren VVehrenberg, Norina Wehrenberg, David Whorton, Roger VVile, Yvonne VVilliamson, John Wilson, Leon Wood, Thomas VVoolverton. Page 372 The Oklahoma State University marching band performed at tions were an activated rocket, a star, a large trombone sur- all home football games and several out-of-town appearances, rounded with 76 trombonists from state high schools, and a adding color to half-time intermissions. Four special forma- wheel in a wheel. 0SU MARCHING BAND Mosr SUCCESSFUL YEAR and one of their busiest in the history of the university was completed by Oklahoma State's bands. Highlighting the sched- ule was a trip to Denver and an appearance on television during game half-time festivities. The band performed at all home football games and appeared in parades and at a movie premiere. It also participated in pep rallies and basketball games and was on hand at the airport to greet the victorious Cowboys following the Blue Grass bowl game. The concert band was organized immediately after football season to serve as host to the Oklahoma band clinic. Spring semester activities included a tour of northern Oklahoma, campus concerts, and the formation of a varsity band which presented a spring concert with students as conductors. Page 373 Club timulate PHI SIGMA JAMES D. SCHUH Prfzvidrnt KENN ETH D LfNKE1.GoD Iiit't'-P!'fSld6lIf LULLA ciJERL'LDSEN Srffrvtary DEIJ..-is HIXON yifE'!lSZlfFf ROW 1: Della Hixson CTre-asurerj, James D. Schuh fPresi- dentj, Kenneth E. Dunkelgod QVice-Presidentj, E. R. Berousek fliaculty Advisorj, C. R. Crane QFaculty Advisorj, Ronald Yeck. ROW 2: Janice Van Deventer, Earl VV. Gleaves, How- ard A. Kluett, Joe Wortham, Charles D. Bird, Carl D. Ken- nedy, Esther Y. C. Chu. ROW 3: Shing-Kei Luk, Werner J. Re earch And Free Discussion N HoNoR.xRY oRo..xN1z.sT1oN, Phi Sigma strives to promote interest in research in the biological sci- ences. It was formed due to the recognition of benefits which would be derived from an organi- zation acting as a stimulus to research and affording an opportunity for free discussion. lllembership is limited to biological science majors who have distinguished themselves in their scholastic endeavors. Faculty mem- bers are also eligible for membership and are often in- vited as speakers. Banquets are held semiannually, with a noted guest speaker giving the initial address. Phi Sigma is the only nationally recognized society of its kind and at present has 36 active chapters which extend into Canada and Hawaii. Alpha Eta was founded at Oklahoma State in 1928. Meudt, Roger Stearns, Donald Ferrell, Sanford E. Allen, Nelson Philpot, Kenneth L. Royse, Milton E. Wells. ROW 4: James E. VVebster, Vincent F. Altieri, Dane E. Lacey, Claude G. Gillette, Walter M. Rice, Boyd D. Mills, Clyde L. Elmore, Robert H. Gengler, Eugene G. Thompson. Page 374 PHI ALPHA THETA This international honorary history fraternity selects its mem- bership from the upper third of each class. The group pub- lishes The Historian, a quarterly journal. ROVV 1: Martin VVilson CStudent Assembly Representativej, Homer Knight QSecretary-Treasurerj, Billye Porter, VVilliam GAMMA THETA UPSILON A professional fraternity, Gamma Theta Upsilon, is dedicated to promoting interest and further understanding of geography's diverse Fields. ROVV 1: Ralph E. Birchard fAdvisorj, Roger M. Darnell 1Reporterl, Gayland L. Sandy CTreasurerj, Wayne Zunigha Thomas Hall CVice-Presidentj, John Norman Albright CPres- identj. ROVV 2: John J. Beer, George VVilliam Pilcher, Theodore L. Agnew, Alexander Wilson, Gordon Carlson, Guy R. Donnell. ROVV 3: O. A. Hilton, Charles R. Broyles, Berlin B. Chapman, R. K. Brown, LeRoy Fischer, Alfred Levin. CSecretaryl, Nelson King fViee-Presidentj, Kenneth Riley CPresidentj. ROW 2: Jack E. Moore, Arthur D. Earick, John A. Query, Ned G. Callen, Roy M. Johnson, Gary R. Zarley, Cliff Greisen. ROW 3: Frank Burton, Charles D. Parrott, Huey I. Wood, Jim Stine, Fred Bohnenberger, Ir., YValter Kolb, Bill Montgomery. irl Have Talent And chola tic Ability SIGMA ALPHA l0TA JERRIE PINKERTON President BARBARA LONGACRE Vice-President PEGGY PANTER Secretary ANN NOEL Treasurer ROW 1: Thamazin Hutchins fFaculty Sponsorj, Jerrie Pink- erton CPresidentl, Barbara Palmer Longacre fVice-Presidentj r Carol Lee VVall fChaplainj, Robin Bettes Qflorresponding Sec- retaryj. ROW 2: Jene Dixie Law, Joyce Morgan, Pat Blas- singame Qfiditorj, Rowena Hughes, D, Eileen Edmondson. OASTING 105 COLLEGE CHAPTERS and 70 alumnae chapters, the national organization of Sigma Alpha lota is spread across the nation. One of the dis- tinctive features of this organization is its com- bination of musical talent and musical scholarship. The group is limited to sophomore girls who are either music majors or minors, with a 3.0 average in music subjects, 2.5 in other subjects and who have sufficient musical ability and knowledge. They also provide a big part of entertainment for rush week teas. Alain social activities for the club center about the senior banquet and the Christmas party. The national convention is held every three years, with the president of each chapter attending and repre- senting that group. ROVV 3: VVanda Anderson, Elodee Lessley, Linda Johnson, Ioylyn Teeters, Kathryn Jo Hargrave, Deanna Humes. ROW 4: Lindrith Marxsen, Charlotte Sanders, Janet Berry, Joyce Sebranek, Virginia Newman, Saundra VVood, Laurel Burley. Page 376 PHI LAMBDA UPSlLON Entrance into Alpha Delta chapter of Phi Lambda Vpsilon, national honorary chemistry society, requires a B average overall and 12 hours beyond freshman chemistry. ROW' 1: Robert YV. Goodrich fSecretaryQ, Bill Davis fVice- Pl MU EPSlLON Mathematics is of primary interest to members of this high scholastically-rated group. Annually, awards are given to the outstanding freshman in mathematics. ROW 1: John Ed Sadler, R. B, Deal, Thomas VV. Cairns, Presidentl, Charles VV. Jones CPresidentl, S. R. VVood QC oun cilorj. ROVV 2: Irwin Supernaw, Rolan V. Decker, Henry P. Johnston, Henry Gehrke, jr., Donald A. Holmer fTfC1SUf erj. ROVV 3: Aubrey Ray McLain, Dean L. Sinclair erry L. Jones, Jack A. XVinstead, Lyman Yarborough. Jack H. VVarner, Janice VanDeventer. ROVV 2: Atilll M Taluy, James G. Thomas, john E. Hoffman, Fred William Vllenninger, Harvey Beets, Kenneth J. Russell. ROVV 3 Paul Long, John L. Fike, Rolan V. Decker, Larry D. Zirkle Dale Farquharson, Myron Simons. f l i 'El' eologic Kuo ledge llurthered ll peaker SIGMA GAMMA EPSlLON FIQARY VV 1LK1NsoN President LARRY KIA-1011 Vice-Presidelzt RALPH MEYERS N Hoxoimiw i-'RATERNITY for students of the earth sciences, Sigma Gamma Epsilon sponsors a ban- quet and dance each semester that is open to all geology majors. At these banquets awards are given for scholastic excellence. In order to bring together the serious students of the field in a social environment and to further their Secretary geologic knowledge, Sigma Gamma lfpsilon calls upon CARI YEWNHY experienced geologists to speak at their meetings from A A A A A X time to time. Treasurer The qualification standards for membership in Sigma Gamma lfpsilon are rather high. Besides being a geology major and having Completed at least eight hours of geology courses, a member must have at least a 3.0 in his geology courses and a 2.5 over-all grade point. ROVV 1: Roger Hudiburg, Jerry D. Ilull, Ralph Myers fSec- Douglas G. Branch, Richard Bierman, Alvin L. Schultz, Stan- retaryj, Larry D. Major fVice-Presidentj, james M. Coffman ley Bufhngton. ROVV 3: Carl Stepp, Wfilliam Hamilton, Bobby QSocial Chairmanj, Carl R. Newman QTreasurerj. ROVV 2: G. Vowell, David Murphy, Hob Carr, Marcus Rogers, Bill George R. Long, Albert L. Lookabaugh, Jimmy E. McDaniel, Mathis. l Page 378 1' ,, E9 Y . INCLUDED IN THE PICTURE ARE: Gretchen Ann Braum, Brenda Carter, Eileen Edmonson, Rowena Hughes, Janice Kin- nison, Yvonne Pybas, June Roberts, Lisbeth Tooke, Donna Wil- lis, Lynn Yeandel, Carol Ann Beasley, Janet Berry, Georgia Kay Brown, Nelda Carter, Jean Heckman, Margaret Hunter, Karen Jones, Dixie Law, Joyce Morgan, Clyda Ann Noel, Carolyn Hurdge, Patricia Manring, Sharon Muegge, Sandra Noel, Jerrie Pinkerton, Donna Robins, Charlotte Sanders, Joyce Sebranek, Elaine Seright, Joylyn Teeters, Louise Barney, Caro- ., 0 I ,. ,M 'f 1 lyn Barrett, Denise Beaubien, Mary Sue Brandt, Nan Flippin, Mary Paula Hunter, Deanna Humes, Mary Grace Lebeda, Landrith Marxsen, Virginia Winger, John Butler, Mack Cobble, Paul Davidson, Austin Hughes, Kenneth Johnson, Donald Main, Charles Tedder, Glenda Wilburn, John Bryant, Bobby Davis, Vvesley Howl, J. M. Jackson, Robert Moore, John Price, Jerry Terry, Bill Harris, VVilliam Byerly, Donald Dix, Joe Muegge, Jerry Stover, Tom Turman, Clark VVard, James Hill, Kent McKissick, Brian Steele, Lewis Tilford, Jarrell Tyson. oice And ymphon Perform 'Oratorio' SYMPHONIC CH0lR DoNA LD Dix Pnavidenl MAX Coi:1a1.E Vice-Presideizt ISILEEN IEDBIONDSON Secretary- TfF!l5ll7'lIf EDITIONS DESIGNED TO DETERMINE experience and musicianship are the basis for selection of the sixty voices which make up the Symphonic choir. All students of Oklahoma State University can participate in the auditions. From the group selected a smaller group is chosen to comprise the concert choir, a traveling group consisting of thirty-four voices. Each year this group tours through the state of Oklahoma for three days. The Symphonic choir presents an operetta and a Christmas concert as well as programs throughout the community as part of its varied activities. It also com- bines with the Qklahoma City Symphony to present a major Oratorio, which is heard by the students on the OSU campus each spring. Page 379 SIGMA TAU DELTA Monthly' discussion sessions in the homes of professors is a main feature of the national honorary English fraternity. Future classics in literature is this year's theme. ROVV 1: Agnes Marie Regier frI'I'E3Slll'CI'D, Sammie Lowrey QSeCretaryJ, Linda Skidmore QViCe-Prvsidcntj, Karen VVinget TAU BETA SIGMA This honorary band soviety for college women acts as an in- strument of public relations lor visiting bands trom high schools and universities. ROVV 1: Carol VVall LSecretaryl, Barbara james CVice- CPresidentj, VVilliam R. Van Ripcr QSponsnrj. ROVV 2: Hir- oko Satomi, Barbara Boyd, Barbara McCullough, Barbara Channell, Ellen Brinker, Shirley Adair. RUVV 3: Malinda Berry, Mim Oesch, Frcida VVolf, Linda M. Jones QPIcdge Trainerl, Rose Marie Kubricht, Sandra Barris. Presidentl, Dixie XVard Cl'residentl, Hiram Henry CSponsorj. ROVV 2: Betty Faye Strong, Donna Nlarie Nlviiee, Sybil Shafer, Etta Jean VVallace. ROVV 3: Rosetta Schmidt, Joyce Anderson, Donna Miller, Patricia Chaney, Susan Suits. l ROVV 1: Belva McCroskey, B. B. Chapman Csponsorj, K. D. R. Craig, Sara Parker. ROVV 3: Charles B. Kelley, Richard Greiner CPresidentj, J. VV. Gardner QTreasurerj. ROVV 2: Moore, Martin L. Wilson, Huey A. Manning, Bert Chiles, Barbara VVylie, Stephen H. Foster, John T. Robertson, Charles David Mauldin. Xl MU ational 0ificer Are From 0 U Chapter K. D. CTREINER President DAVE ANDERsoN Vive-Presidwzz' S L' E POVVELL Serrfftzzry JAY CTARDNER ylfFIlXLH'l'7' o FURTHER INTEREST and knowledge of law is the 5 purpose of the pre-law fraternity, Xi lylu, which is open to all students interested in law. This year, the members are planning a trip to Tulsa univer- sityls law school to visit a federal circuit court and to attend law day at Qklahorna university. The national pre-law organization is known as the Chancery Club of America, of which Xi lNIu is a charter chapter. Two Oklahoma State University students are serving as national officers of the Chancery Club of America. Charles Craig is serving as supreme clerk ot the court and Dave Klaudlin is acting as supreme bailiff. A trip to the national convention at Southern llleth- odist university, Dallas, will be one of the niaiu projects of the club this year. Page 381 lub Offer aluable Training To Member WOMEN'S Cll0RAL CLUB CHARLOTTE HOLLOPETER FFERING TO ALL WOMEN on campus an opportunity President to participate in a choral group, the YVomen's Choral club is One of the oldest vocal music or- ERMALEA ROBERSON ganizations on campus. V'Ce'Pf65'dfnf lblembership is open to all women students with an interest in music. The organization, under the direction JOHN L. JONES . Ad . of John Jones, presents annual Christmas and Easter fvzsor cantatas. The l958 Christmas program was HThe Cere- mony of the Carol by Benjamin Britton. The Women's Choral club offers an Opportunity for each of its members to use her voice to the best of her ability. In doing so, it provides valuable training for those who are planning to enter the music world. Officers of the group include Charlotte Hollopeter, president, and Ermalea Roberson, vice-president. Page 382 WOMEN'S Cll0llAI. CLUB Marlys Anderson Betty Andrews Emily Bales Clarica Barber Nancy Barlow Shirley Barnwell Ruth Barrett Alice Bartolina Dorothy Bateman Patty Billingsley Patricia Binyon Barbara Black Jeanne Blood Karen Boevers Diana Bolton Sandra Bowen Martha Boyd Paula Brady Lamoine Brittan Maryann Broker Karen Browers Nancy Brown Ethel Bruner Frances Burch Kathryn Burnett Ida Cabe Carol Cain Corinne Carpenter Marilyn Case Bonnie Casey Juliana Casler Barbara Cassetty Patricia Chaney Maryann Childers Beth Clark Gloria Clark Kay Coffman Karen Comstock Lola Coursey Donna Courtney Carol Crowder Frances Dickens Mary Dvorak Jeanne Elifritz Betty Emery Billie Evans Patsy Farren Judy Fleming Ruth Frank Verna Gaines Dana Gaston Gloria Geis Gerry Gode Geraldine Goodwin Ola Goulden Carole Graham Frances Graham Jerrye Gray Dixie Grifiin Barbara Guinn Carol Hadden Barbara Halstead Karen Halstead Vivienne Hamilton Dixie Hamlin Claudia Harden Kathryn Hardy Norma Harris Flora Hauser Carol Hefner Jacqueline Helms Ella Hembree Dorothy Henry Janice Herbert Lois Hodgden Barbara Hofsess Charlotte Hollopeter Irmgard Holtz Mary Hudson Elizabeth Hughes Karel Jameson Mary Johns Betty Jones Brenda Jones Janet Jones Ann King Donna Kirby Linda Kliewer June Labass Barbara Lane Linda Lane Patricia Lang Barbara Lee Linda Lee Margaret Lee Mary Lee Sharon Lee Mona Linden Julee Linn Ida Linsenmeyer Patricia Littlejohn Elizabeth Long Janice Loriaux Louise Lowe Susanna Mahan Mary Maib Janice Mannin W. June Marcum Sandra Martin Onia Masters Linda McBride Nancy McBride Elaine McCaslen L. Faye McCaslin Patricia McCullaugh Barbara McCully Mary McGivney Beverly McKinney Mary McMillon Leola McMurphy Lattie McQuown Laura Melone Lucile Minter Dorothy Moore JoHN JONES Director Joyce Morgan Roberta Morris Judith Morton Nita Murphy Jane Mytinger Sandra N eet Carol Nelson Roberta Neuhaus Betsy Newcomb Abigail Newcum Esther Newman Ethel Overholser Nancy Paddack Donna Pappan Suzanne Patton Linda Peck Grace Peckham Virginia Phillips Donna Polite Natalie Pollock Shirley Powell Sue Powell Carol Puddy Dixie Rexroat Sue Richey Ermalea Roberson Betty Roberts Ramona Robertson Sally Robertson Glenda Robinson Suzann Rucker Alice Scarth Carolyn Schein Alma Schneider Loretta Seawright Nancy Segars Sondra Self Sybil Shafer Sharon Shelden Mary Shingleton Helen Smith Mary Smith Paula Smith Annette Snider Ruth Solick Beverly Spangler Norma Sparks Sandra Springer Sue Stalker Virginia Stephens Dian Straight Judy Stroud Judith Stuckey Glenda Sutherland Cheryl Tarr Joyce Tate Marie Temple Josephine Teten Maxine Teten Judyth Thompson Marcia Tomlins Marcia Truesdell Phyllis Urban Fayruth VanHorn Janet Vice Dawnette Wahling Joni Walker Carolyn Ward Marylyn Webb Patricia West Peggy Wever Phyllis Wheeler Rosetta Wills Carol Wilson Judith Winters Ruth Winters Barbara Wylie Barbara Wyskup Bettye Yahn Frances Ziegler Lucy Zschiesche Page 383 raternity Promote Professional Activitie ALPHA KAPPA PSI FRANK CQIERHART P 7'f'.fidP71l JACK DICKEY I'fiL'f'-Pfl XfIi67If D UANE QSOBLE Secretary KENNETH GOOSEN Trmszzrer ROW 1: Walter Duane Goble CSecretaryj, Jack Dickey fVice-Presidentj, Frank Gierhart fPresidentj, Herbert Pen- ning lSocial Chairmanj, Kenneth Goosen fTreasurerD, Al Savage, Al Cacy, Charles Holland. ROW 2: George Pinches, Joe Reneau, Charles Tegeler, J. H. Engelbach, Max Chandler, Doug lNIobley, Rod Ricketts, Doyle Balentine, Virgil A. Rich- IRST, LARGEST AND OLDEST of the professional busi- ness fraternities, Alpha Kappa Psi boasts chapters on 110 campuses of leading colleges and universi- ties throughout the nation. The organization was founded in 1904 at New York university and is listed as a charter member of the Professional Interfraternity Conference, which is comprised of leading professional fraternities. ' Tau chapter was installed on the Oklahoma State campus in 1920. Since that time it has become recog- nized as an important part of the College of Business and continues to promote professional activities that bring its members in contact with problems of the business world. Meriibership is open to men in the College of Business who are at least sophomores with a 2.5 grade average. Rush smokers are held twice each year prior to pledging. ard. ROVV 3: Bill Aufleger, john Robertson, john DeFrees, Lee Eckert, Earl Lawrence, Doyle F. Hill, Joe Major, Ken- neth Nivens, Bob C. Blunt, K. D. Greiner. ROW 4: Stephen H. Foster, Gordon Hart, Harold VVare, M. F. Prigmore, Dan Draper, Bill Highfill, Dick Snyder, Smith Wycoff, Ed Holland. Page 38-l BUSINESS TMSTMASTERS Men in the College of Business, who are interested in public speaking, are eligible for membership in this organization. Contests and debates aid in developing his natural ability. Pl KAPPA DELTA An honorary fraternity for participants in debate and oratory, the group annually sponsors the all-campus debate and has won many Championships in debate tournaments all over the eountrv. ROVV 1: Stewart Hutton CStudent Assembly Representative-D, ROVV 1: Robert VVeatherholt, Duane VV. Goble fSeCretary- Treasurerj, K. D. Greiner Cpresidentj, john D. Carleton CVice-Presidentl, George Pinehes. ROVV 2: Don Hale, Dan Draper, Dick Snyder, Kenneth Kastl, Joe Reneau. ,lim D, Hughey fViCe-Presidentj, Kay Baum fPreSidentl, Gail Kimes QSecretaryb, Leslie Kreps QAdvisorb. ROYV 2: Malinda D. Berry, jerry Ann Lewis, Trulla Guiou, Linda Pat Iohnson, Nelda lane Slemp, Marion Ilatldafl. ROVV 3: Bobby Loughriclge, Charley Thompson, Phil Schwartz, Robert Rule, George Guinn, George Butler, K. D. Greiner. eeiet Help DELTA SIGMA Pl -lorry NI.xxwi2r,I. IJI'l'.l'it!FlIf l P.xt'i. l3R.xzi2r.I. Irift'-I,I't'SiIll'IIf lfroyn H IZRRIGIC Sl'l'I'l'fIll'j' lin llOW.fXRlJ 'I lI'l'Il.l'IlI't'f RUXV 1: Gary Savage, Floyd llerriage fSecretaryl, David Lackey CVice-Presidentj, Johnny Maxwell fPresidentl, C. A. Jr. llartwig tSoeial Vhairmanl, Eddie Howard fTreasurerD. ROVV 2: blames Sears, J. Kent VanFossen, Franklin Bray, Lloyd Thomas, Gary Davidson, john YV. Larkin, Lorel Bruce Bowen. ROVV 3: joe B. Hoyle, James Thomas VVarner, Donald R. Train Future Bu iness Leader RGANIZED ox THE oKI,.xHoM.x STATE campus in 1949, the international fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi helps to train future business leaders while they are still in school. This honorary business organi- zation promotes a closer alhliation and a better under- standing between its members and the business world. Activities of Delta Sigma Pi include two educational tours each semester and regular meetings at which prom- inent business men are guest speakers. The group is also host to two initiation banquets annually and the founder's day banquet in the spring. lVinner of the business queen contest this year was Delta Sigma l'i's candidate, .loy Rae Reimer. Nlembership in the organization is open to male busi- ness students with a minimum grade requirement of 2.0. Minard, Arthur A. Lundy, jr., Steve Bronstein, Elmer Hucka- bee, Floyd tl. Ring, jr., Eugene Damhold. ROVV 4: Law- rence Gentry, Ronald llanes, Farrell Emhoolah, Donald L. Cone, James lke Guest, 'lohn D. Carleton, Jesse Swan Smith, Ben Bancroft. Page 386 BETA ALPHA PSI An honorary fraternity for accounting majors with a 3.0 grade average in their major, Beta Alpha Psi conducts a tutoring service for beginning students in accounting. ROW 1: Charles L. Holland, fVice-Presidentj, James P. Vineyard CPresidentj, Linda Miller fCorresponding Secre- taryj, Carole Grassrnan CRecording Secretaryl. ROW 2: BETA GAMMA SIGMA Beta Gamma Sigma is an honorary business organization for juniors and seniors in the College of Business who are in the upper four to ten percent of their classes. ROVV 1: C. Roman QAdvisorl, John Wagle, Doyle E. Balen- tine QVice-Presidentj, Joy Rae Renner QSecretaryD, Al Cacy CPresidentj, Kathleen Shelton fTreasurerj, Sara Bohannon, Wendell Dean Brintmall, Delmar Ray Hill, William D. Pike, Farrell Emhoolah, William T. Lightcap. ROW 3: Al Cacy, Dean Brintnall, David N. Richardson, James L. LaBorde, Leon Pearce, Pat Meek. ROW 4: Earle Wagner, Barry Cassity, Connie Mcllvoy, Dale Corley, C. A. Hartwig, Jr., Robert M. Crowley. Marguerite McMurtrey. ROW 2: Arnola Colson, Jeanne Craig, Sue Gentry, K. D. Greiner, Robert N. McWilliams, Joe B. Hoyle, Larry L. Cassity, Edys Burris. ROW 3: Betty Sublette, Karol King, Suzanne Fenton, Marilyn Coiner, Ken- neth Goosen, Donald Stow, LaRita Balentine, Carole Sue Graham, Pat Bratcher. tudent And Expert Make Valuable Contact MU KAPPA TAU -lon IUANGLEY lJf'f'Sillf'lIf FRA-xx K Crzoxx Iyil'tl-PFt',l'illt'lIf SH IRLEY Rouse Sezvetflry Davin CRAIG 7lfl'll.S' u re 1' ROVV 1: john XVagle CFacultyl, Allen David, tjr. Vice- Presidentl, Marianne johnson, Frank Crunk tViee-Presidentj Joe Langley tPresidentj, Shirley Rouse fSeeretaryj. ROVV 2 Bolt Vkleatherholt, J. C. Kenneman, J. VV. Haines, Larry Tucker, Paul VV. Stearns, Maurice Wleddle, Donald Ford Lee. ROVV ANKINC: 111611 IN rrs STANDING among business fraternities, hlu Kappa Tau is recognized as the lirst national marketing fraternity in :Xnieriean colleges and universities. Student aid in reaching a clearer understanding of marketing through protes- sional Contact is provided with special speakers from in- dustry and the business Held. Students and experts are hrought together and valuable Contacts are made in the husiness field. As a special project for the year the group intends to merge with the National Klarlcetiug association. Other events include the annual dinner-dance and a panel discussion of happenings in professional marketing of the future. Membership in Klu Kappa Tau is made up of stu- dents who are majoring or mirroring in the fields of either marketing or retailing. 3: Bob Bivins tStudent Assembly Representativel, Mickey Posey, Doug Mobley, Herb Penning, joe Garrett, Cameron Nlelieel, Iloward D. Laidley, Devon Lyles. ROVV 43 Curtis Rancoast, Richard T. Buser, Don Clausscn, Wvarren Noreom. Nlike Mayer, Ray Painter, Terry MCQUE6IlCf', jim A. Uesting. l age 88 IGTA NU SIGMA Iota Nu Sigma is an honorary society for men in the College of Business who are majoring in insurance. RUVV 1: Eugene Dambold lStudent Assembly Representative lNIemberj, Charles Johnson QVice-Presidentj, Keith F. Harris SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA An honorary secretarial administration sorority for sophomores and juniors with a 3.0 grade average in their major, the group participates in National Secretaries week. RUVV 1: Olive Galloway Qsponsorb, Glenda VVinget lPresi- dentj, Christie Sullivan Cllistorianj, Kathy jones lCorrespond- CPresidentb, Ilershon Freeman lAdvisorD. ROVV 2: Raymond A. Hyecker, VVayne F. Keith, Larry L. Field, Don Mayer. ROVV 3: Robert V. Todd, james R. Dawson, Don Muegge, Ray Nelson, jim G. James. ing Secretaryl, Pat Robinson lYice-Presidenrl. RUVV 2: Carol Baker, Ann XVhitehead, Pat Iiingery, Eleanor Land, Carla Ewell. ROVV 3: Beverly Maritt, Sue Gentry, Carleen Sexton, Iiileen Sexton, Niary I.ynn Clark, Anne Jenkins. ROVV -l: Leitner jarrell, Carol Mosler, I.aVonna Yvard, Pat XVilliams, Ermalea Roberson, Arnola Colson, Dorthy Purnell. SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT 0F MGMT. A new organization on campus, SAM promotes the field of management through conferences, guest speakers and field trips, all planned to stimulate the students' thinking. ROW' 1: Holm Clift fStudent Senatorl, Xvillis Hauser lTreas- urerj, Ray NTcNeil QSecretaryl, Tony Lyons cxYlCt'-PI'L'5lllL'llfl, Lynn Pitts fl'residentD. ROVV 2: Larry VV. Thrower, james PI 0MEGA PI Pi Omega Pi, a national honorary fraternity for superior stu- dents majoring in business education, conducts professional meetings at which noted business educators speak. ROVV 1: Pat Bratcher CVice-Presidentl, Sue Gentry QPresi- NL Ogle, David A. Lampl, Earl L. Lawrence, D. Sentell Fox, jim Lowe. ROVV 3: Don Nelson, Lee Eckert, james I. Max- well, George R. NIcKown, jr., Allison A. Kelly, john DeFrees. ROVV -li jerry Gearheard, Don Griggs, Edwin Austin, Doyle lialentine, Martin -I. lludak, john ID. Lomax, Nlarshall Eugene Plummer. dentj, Arnola Colson fSc-cretaryj, Gordon F. Culver fSpon- sorj. ROW 2: Johna Breckenridge, LaRita Balentine, Suzanne Fenton, Marilyn Almy, Jeanne Craig. ROVV 3: Karol King QTreasurerj, Edys Burris CHistorianj, 'lack Amyx, Floyd Tlerriage, Joy Rae Renner. wi 'W -Q-Q My 7 'Hu-,-.fr ROVV 1: Merle Siebert, James Risenhoover, Holland Payne, Gerald Hershey, Cowley Banks, David Foster, Emmett John- son, Lewis Barker, Charles Grant, Trenton Cooper. ROW 2: Sister Mary Firmina, Carol B. Ottinger, Earl Newberry, Sam- uel H. Douglas, jack B. Skelton, Lester L. Talbert, Robert G. Dean, Nathon T. Rusher, Oliver VV. Hargrove, Mary Evelyn Adams, Nettie Brorsen. ROVV 3: Vogan Alexander, Ray- mond O. Watson, Dave Stark, Charles VV. Woods, -I. VV. Goodfellow, Rex David Glover, jack E. Roy, Gerald Bottoms, LeRoy Estergard, Carl C. Nelson, Fred T. Johns, Donald E. Neighbors. ROW 4: Raymond McKellips, Paul Ackerson, Robert Glynn, Marm Harris, George W. Barratt, Carl E. Davidson, Gordon G. Smith, Wilson E. Singletary, James H. Zant QDirectorj, Richard Lotspeich, Vergil K. McGee, Daniel A. Shorter, VVilliam R. Duffer, Imy V. Holt. odern Courses Taught For Teacher ACADEMIC YEAR INSTITUTE EVIERLE SIEBERT President JAMES H. ZANT fldwisor HE ACADEMIC YEAR INSTITUTE was planned for practicing high school science and mathematics teachers and provides them with completely mod- ern courses in sciences and mathematics to improve their basic competence in these areas. This program was made possible by a grant from the National Science foundation and constitutes a continua- tion of efforts over a period of years to improve instruc- tion III these nelds III American high schools and col- leges. During the nine-Inonth period of the institute, participants should be able to complete most of the for- mal requirements for the M.S. degree in science. lllembership is granted to fifty high school science teachers with a HIIIIIIHLIIH of three years of experience, on the basis of success, interest and personality. Page 391 aturday Mornin Program Aid In truction PHYSICAL EDUCATl0N CLUB PAT ,lox ES President fiERRY CRA FT l'iz'r-Presiderlt LANESE CRAFT Szfrrrtary LARRY CARPENTER Trmsurer ROVV 1: Valerie Colvin tSponsorj, LaNese Craft lSecretaryj, Hoppy McCune, Gerry Craft QVice-Presidentj, Kathryn Bunnell, Larry Carpenter QTreasurerD, Garry Prather, Elwyn Isaacs, Dixie Lee Marsh, J. J. Kevin fSponsorj, Pat Jones CPresidentj, Gail Harris, Roberta Rychel, Carol Baughman. ROW 2: Miriam P. Haworth, Shirley Waggoner, Linda Mi- lam, Carol Worstell, Linda Schneider, Patsy Hays, A. M. Sea- bridge, Jo Claire Stone, Sharon Kellet, Cindy Jones, Loretta Sue Seawright, Janice Hogan, Carolyn Donceel, Suzanne CTUAL TEACHING SITLATIONS, which are provided for the physical education majors and minors, pro- vide them with a chance to instruct 'Aon the scene. This facility is brought about by the club's maintenance of a Saturday morning program, which consists of instructing faculty members' children in various areas of physical activity. Qutstanding guest speakers add to the members' awareness of the need for good physical education pro- grams in state schools. Trips are sponsored to nearby cities so that members may actually see the different types and results of various activity programs. lilembership is open to all men and women who are physical education majors or lllll10l'S and are interested in obtaining a better understanding of their field. Moody, Jane Caldwell. ROVV 3: Sallie Strate, Melha YVhite, Doris Duckwall, Mina Martin, Betty Martin, Lynda Fulton, Zara Campbell, Suzie Harris, Linda Tapp, Susie Crawford, Doris Bolton, Erol Linda Fausett, Barbara VVendorff, Suzy Nurse, Dorothy Bullock, Donna Paris. ROW 4: Carol Ann Rushton, Kenneth L. Soper, Otis Cleo Stump, Colin Dale Shelby, Gene Scovel, Sanford jech, Al Adnan Kaisy, joe VVhite, joe George, Luther Hunter, Max Bailay, Max Sullins, Howard Anderson, David Bruce Campbell. 1 age 392 KAPPA DELTA Pl The purposes of this national honorary education cluh are to encourage high professional and personal standards, and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. ROVV 1: Alberta Heiserman, Mary K. Carter, Niary E. Faulk- ner lC'orresponding Secretaryj, Kay Baum CStudent Assembly Representativel, Mary Ellen Gilmore lVice-Presidentl, Joylyn Teeters Cllistorianj, Pat Bratcher Cl'residentl, Karol King CReeording Secretaryl, Irene VValsh Cl7aeulty Counselorl, l,aNese Craft, Cumi Faye Brewster. ROVV 2: Dee Dickens, 0MICRON N Membership in Umicron Nu is open to junior and senior women in home economics with superior scholarship. The group grants an annual award to an outstanding freshman. ROXV 1: Gay YVion CTreasurerJ, Sue VVhatley flVIarshal5, janet johnston, Donna Paris, Mona -Iuue Linden, Yvonne VVil- liainson. Susann Keely, Gay XVion, jean E, Rickstrew, Joyce Bromley, Kathryn VVooster. RUVV 3: Shirley Ewing, Dee Spickelmier, Betty Rooker, Rose Marie Kulmricht, Judith Catha- rine lleinz, Howard A. Kivett, Gene Scovel, Georgia Kerhy, liarhara Adams, Janet VVever, Pat Anderson. ROVV +2 Ed- die Sutton, Patsy Sutton, Kaye Keso, Carlotta Calvert, jan French, Laural Hirschman, Nita Sue Hanna, Emagene jenkins, liarlyara Boyd, Sylvia Rutherford, Ramona Rhodes. Niary Eva Nemecek CVice-Presidentl, Loyola VValters CPresi- dentl. ROVV 2: Mary Glenda Morris, janet VVever fSecre- taryj, Charlotte Brett QILE. Student Council Representativel, Virginia Hampton, Virginia Adams. uture Teacher Aequainted With Profession STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATl0N ASSN. JAN FRENCH Prvsizlmzt B1i.L PIERCE Viriff-Prffsiderzt ll.-XULA NVISE S1't'rz'l111'J' ISLSIE Diciaiw Trmszzrer ROW 1: Jan French fPresidentJ, Claudia Shannon CStudent Assembly Representativej, Barbara French fParliamentarianJ, Elsie Dickey CTreasurerJ, Richard Collier fSponsorj, Paula VVise CSecretaryJ, Karen Ludwig 1HistorianJ, Betty Sublette, Norma Schwalk, Frances Arnold QEduc. Student Council Representativej, Ramona Rhodes, Mona June Linden. ROW 2: Etta Jean Wallace, Roberta Dewolf, Eleanor Bowman, Pat Kelley, Carol Bruce, Maree Wade, Mary Jane Hastie, Eunice VVinlock, Freda York, Bettye Stallings, Alice Alig, Gloria Clark. ROW 3: Claire Hooper, Aneta Epperson, Cumi Faye Brewster, Joyce G. Bromley, Nita Sue Hanna, Ardis Arnold, Sandy Baldwin, Dee Dickens, Jan VVyatt, Kaye Keso, Eliza- beth Chapman, Vyrla Dean Smith, Martha VVallis. ROW 4: Linda Stinchcomb, VVanda Herndon, Shirley Ewing, Carol Jean VVilson, Corinne Carpenter, Jean E. Rickstrew, Harriett VVright, Janice Edwards, Pauline Conrad, Marilyn Green, Camilla Converse, Judy Jacoby, Betty Rooker, Marlys Ander- son. Page 394 ROVV 1: Carlotta Calvert, Martha Pat Thornton, Yvonne Williamson, Mary K. Carter, Sylvia Rutherford, Karen Boe- vers, Georgia Kerby, Shirlie Cleveland, Barbara Adams, joy Rae Renner, lyloniea Harting, Barbara Johnson. ROVV 2: Bettye Kaye Yahn, Saundra Lea Lester, Sondra Self, Selma llenke, Charlene Kendrick, Claudia Curtin, Laural Kirsch- man, Karol King, Carolyn Lambert, Janet Johnston, Rose Marie Kubrieht, Carol Bohannon, Lola Faye Overton. ROVV 3: Sandra Thomas, Carol Henry, Kay XVoodward, Barbara STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSN. Boyd, Virginia Hampton, Emagene Jenkins, Janell Edwards, Ruby N. Roberson, Louise Lowe, Elizabeth K. Burton, Clyda Ann Noel, Carolyn Conway, Lou Ann Barno, jean Lillard, Alberta Heiserman. ROVV 4: Carolyn Watt, Celia Cabe, Ju- dith Speneer, Donna VVatson, Kay Seefeldt, Jeanie Hill, Franchelle WVhiteside, Bob Cary, Tom D. Howery, Gene Sco- vel, Cliflford G. Kilian, Charles Campbell, Mary Strickland, Beverly MeKown, Kathryn Hardy, Marie Coleman. 1'RorEss1oN.fx1. ORGANIZATION, the Student Na- tional liducation association is interested in help- ing to Create better teachers for the future and in acquainting its members with the various aspects of the teaching profession. Any student interested in teaching is eligible for membership. A variety of programs has been presented throughout the year, one of which included a panel of former SNTCA members who had just completed their first year of teaching. Another program featured a teacher re- cruitment theme with a group of representatives from Qlclahoma school systems. There are about 175 members of SNEA. Heading the group are -lan French, president, Bill Pierce, vice- presidentg Paula VVise, secretary, and Elsie Dickey, treasurer. Page 395 recruitment Program I Recent! In tailed HOME ECONOMlCS CLUB VIRGINIA AD,A1NIS President JILL ROBERTS I7if'!'-PI'f'5f1i4'!lf TOBIISEN E INGRAAI , Rewarding Sf'l'f'f'fIl7'j' ANNA IQUNNEMAN C0ffl'3'f7fl71Iiill.g Secrzftary RIARY EVA NENIECEK Trmsurffr ROW 1: Jayne Curtis, Hannah Kay Hilpirt, Mrs. Mary Cox CAdvisorJ, Anna Phoebe Kunneman fCorresponding Secre- taryj, Virginia Adams fPresidentJ, Patsy Sutton, Judy Sander- son, Jill Roberts QVice-Presidentj, Mary Sue Moore, Mary Eva Nemecek QTreasurerJ, Carolyn Friedemann, Linda Price QMembership Chairmanj, Tomisene Ingram fRecording Sec- retaryj, Linda Lou Lewis fPublicity Chairmanj, Maree VVade. ROW 2: Barbara Hendrickson, Mary Frances Friman, Mary Loy, Kathryn Wooster, Gail Vernon, Sandra Walters, Nancy Hampton, Helen Dolezal, Rita Bennett, Delleen Crocker, Janice Edwards, Judy Ewing, VVanda Morrow, Marie Giem, Judy Frazier, Jane Norton. ROVV 3: Mary Jo Eberwein, Cecelia Armbruster, Roberta Blanchard, Myrna Booth, Peggy Hammer, Alice Scarth, Joyce Barrett, Colleen Allison, Verna Mason, Gloria Grimes, Ann Morford, Pat Brackeen, Valeria Robinson, Jan Davis, Mary VVoods fl-iamily Relations and Child Development Representativej, Mattye Pearl Trout. ROVV 4: Roberta DeVVolf, Kathy VValker, Glenna Jordan, Marilyn Ellison, LaVon Gillin, Doris VVood, Nancy Brugman, Pansy Marshall, Linda Pesterfield, Geraldine Goodwin, Joy Chase, Colette LaFortune, Jan Morris, Nancy Stinson, Mary Carol Burns, Charlene Butler. ROW 5: Sandra Thomas, JoAnn Howard, Jacquelyn Williams, Frances Stamper, Sam- mie Jayroe, Vera Dean Garrett, Janet Meinders, Vera Ellen Franklin, Gayle George, Helen Helderman, Betty Brown, Niargaret Bullock, Rosalind Helms, Lynda Kay Matthews, Ruth Breedlove, Margaret Steele. Page 396 ROW 1: Kathryn Ann Flasch, Dixie Ward, Evelyn Skarky, Mary Glenda Morris, Mary Louise Page, Jo Ellen Edwards, Linda Jane Widney, Jeanette Mitchell, Pamela Gassett, Doro- thy Hadaway, Janice Herbert, Arlene May, Barbara Tooke. ROVV 2: Jean Elliott, Jean Frudy, Beatrice Goulden, Sue VVhatley, Jane Frudy, Benetta Borne, Drucilla Pemberton, Bev- erly Roberts, Fay Chapman, Judy Richardson, Mary Collins, Mary Ann Smith, Cherry Lynn Pyron, Cheryl Deering, Martha Tarpey. ROVV 3: Gail Lynn Cloud, Merlene Hope, Karel Jameson, Betty Sue Jones, Yvonne VVilliamson, Marilynn Faulkner, Rose Mary Culver, Karen Jones, Loretta Bauer, Nancy Ruley, Randye Grinstead, Barbara Boswell, Joan Bray, Janice Everett, Evelyn Griflin, Barbara Jo Lee, Billie Low Millard. ROVV 4: Twanda Smith, Della Hixson, VVilma HCME ECONOMICS CLUB Scheihing, Annette Snidee, Carol Fischer, Lucy Wilson, Pa- tricia McVVhirter, Barbara Smith, Marjorie Hanna, Norma Sparks, Jane Capshaw, Joan Jacob, LaNelle Lingenfelter, Patsy Kenney, Ann Cochran. ROVV 5: Marjorie Martin, Nina Mae Adams, Judith Ford, Pat James, Sue Bilbro, Barbara Kirby, Kathleen Darlow, Mary Ann Stevens, Barbara Honeycutt, Gayle Idleman, Leola McMurphy, Virginia Hampton, Barbara Jenkins, Lou Ann Iraw, Donna Parker, Peggy Weaver, Sharon Smith, Ann Himes, Ann Heise. ROW 6: Sharon Enmeier, Bonnie Fisher, Sue VVright, Kary Joachim, Charlotte Brett, Pat Puckett, Rosalie Greiner, Shirley Gardner, Janet Wever, Carol VanSickle, Sandra Hadwiger, Johnnie Lou Williams, Beth Ann Clark, Marilee Davidson. IVE DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS comprise the General Home Economics club: the Interior Design club, food Science club, Family Relations and Child De- velopment club, the Freshman club, and the Home Ec Education club. These students are organized to establish professional contacts on a local, state, and national level, and to be well versed on principles and practical applications of home economics. Virginia Adams, current president of the club, was given the annual Danforth fellowship award, which in- cludes a four-week expense-paid trip to St. Louis and Chicago. One of the newly inspired projects of the club is a recruitment program for high school seniors, in which the members of the club speak to their hometown seniors. Page 391 elegate To Con ention Ad erti e0 L HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ASSN. ROY RIONTGORIERY President DAVE XYAN SCOT ER l 'ive-Presiderzt LTLRICH G. VONDRAN Corresponding Secretary RANDALL. NORVVOOD Recording Secretary- Treasurer ROVV 1: janet Yvilson, Roy Montgomery fllresidentj, Frank Pasierb, David Hughes CAthletic Direetorj, Darryl Johnson CStudent Council Representativej, Joe VVayne Clink, John J. MacAllister fFaeulty Advisory. ROXV 2: Robert W. Coats, Michael D. Gentry, Dan C. Nickles, Ir., Sieland Gray, Ronald S. Stringer, Judy Baldwin, Diana Bridgett. ROVV 3: Ken- TTENDANCE AT FOUR PROFESSIONAL conventions each year with a display to familiarize the industry with the facilities and curriculum offered by Okla- homa State is the major project of this society. Delegates attend the national restaurant show and in- ternational mid-west hotel show in Chicago and the Oklahoma Hotel and Restaurant associations' conven- tions. The club is striving to encourage and promote co- operation among the hotel and restaurant administration students, and is engaged in its third year of seeking means of broadening the field of opportunity for service. Participation in all fields of campus endeavor, hold- ing two annual social functions, entering intramural sports, and constantly striving toward scholastic improve- ment is the aim of all club members. neth L. VVilkey, Virgilee Gould, VVilliam D. Manley, R. Sherman Pearsall, Allen B. Reding, D. Allen VVint, John L. Loelfelholz, Richard Feasel. ROVV -1-: Eddie VVier, Don E. VVherry, VVilliam Kempster, Bruce Rector, Charles K. Mc- Clard, Doyle King, Richard Rector, Jack Baker. Page 398 PHl UPSILON 0MICRON A worthy project of this national honorary organization for outstanding home ec students is making toys for children arllicted with muscular dystrophy. RUVV 1: Mary Leidigh fAdvisorJ, Janet Remy CTreasurerj, Barbara Nlattern fCorresponding Secretaryj, Ann Himes QPresidentJ, Charlotte Brett CVice-Presidentj, Marjorie Mar- tin CRecording Secretaryj, Mrs. H. C. Olson CAdvisorJ. ROVV 2: Barbara Kirby, Niary Ellen Gilmore, Barbara Boe- AIA AND BEAUX ARTS The organization is comprised of majors in the field of archi- tecture and those interested in the fine arts. Membership is limited to sophomores, juniors and seniors. ROVV 1: Richard L. Tredway, Maurice Clyma CSecretaryj, Earl Kraeger CTreasurerj, Mike H. Trower QVice-Presidentl, Albert Reynolds CPresidentl, Earl A. Handley, Glenn D. House1', lired N. Chadsey. RUVV 2: Jack L. Nledingeield, Edward J. Meiers, E. VVayne Pruitt, Mack Ferguson, H. J. vers, Shirley Gardner, Rosalie Greiner CHistorianj, Janet VVever fProgram Chairmanj, Anna Phoebe Kunneman fChap- lainj, Mary Glanda Morris CLibrarianj. ROVV 3: Zona McMillen, Ann Cochran, Jean Nickel CILE. Council Repre- sentativej, Sandra Hadwiger, Claudia Keys, Barbara Jenkins, Johnnie WVilliams, Barbara Tooke. ROVV 4: Della Hixson, Virginia Adams, Mary Eva Nemecek, Virginia Hampton, Dixie VVard, Mary Louise Page, Jill Roberts, Barbara Jane Honey- Clltt, Tornisene Ingram. Barclay, Roland Christensen, VVilliam II. Blackwood, George F. Hauck, Fred R. Cousins. ROVV 3: Jim Burt, lWax A. VVashhurn, S. L. Dickinson, D. I.. Harris, Jim VVhittenburg, Margaret Black, VVayne Simonds, Harry L. Mason, Earl P. Haggard, Gene L. Hildinger. ROVV 4: Guy H. Fisher, lWiller Gerardy, Jimmie VV. Bruze, Wlilliam Lee MclWillan, Stewart F. MclN1inirny', Daryll Wlilliam Yahl, Forrest L. Johns, May- nard M. Kirby, Richard B. Poage, Jack Carver, Bill Wlatson, Perry Butcher, J. Pete Hopkins. tn:f.wm,nmm W acult And tudent Con er e 0 er Coffee AIEE-IRE ,Ion N NIcCoxx121.1. lJI'l'XllJt'1lf IJONAV.-xx l':I.I.IOTT Iliff'-Ij!'l'Xillf'lI1l Tminxx R.-xNn,xI.I. Sl'f'l't'f1ll'j' - 4-IIE ff Qll..-XL'Dl2 H,4X1I.l?X' Sf'l'l'l'I'Ill'j' - IR If filik.-XLIJ KITCH 7l!'l'IIXllI'l'I' ROVV l: lirian U. Stewart lStnclent Council Representutivcj, jinhn VV. McC'rmncll Cljrcsiclentj, D. D. Lingelhach Cliaculty .'Xclvisor-lRl2b, D. A. Elliott fViCe-Presidentj, A. Naeter Qlleacl ul' Dcpartmc-nth, Theron M. Randall CAIEE Sccretaryl, Trnct li. Tllrxmpsnn fFaculty clUllIlSt'lUIA'.AlEEl, Gerald Hitch l'I'rcasnrcrb, Claude Hailey HRH Secretaryb. ROYV 2: Ruger Blount, Leslie XV. Stefan, Neil P. Zylich, Harold G. XVclls, Charles li. Duncan, Richard A. Bewerse, Arthur ,fo Disher, Hollis XVilkes, Alvin I.. Rrwlsc, llcrvcy -I. Desrnclic-. ROXV 3: Timothy D. Mayberry, Dun lf. Frnvens, James R. Gunlshy, john l.. Fikc, johnny V. Paul, VVilliam P. Iiclwarcls, Virgil P. Brmvn, jack ll. Graham, CI. R. Barkley, Barry Gaflini, VVilliam G. llall. ROXV 4: Dunzilcl Richarxlsun, YVil- liam lVIills, Rulwrt llickman, ,lun Russell, Burton Epler, Rnhert Bonham, Byrmi Lnchrimlge, Fharlcs E. jones, Huh Shockley, Gene Armstrong, Paul M. Boyce, jcrrc-l Lochner. Page -P00 ROW 1: Joe E. Zimmerman, Warner A. Richeson, George H. Simkins, Don J. Klinkle, J. D. Tompkins, John R. Schiller, Ronald F. Hebensperger, Harold P. Thomas, Robert F. Hess. ROW' 2: Wally Creaeh, Atilla M. Taluy, Jeane Powell, Law- rence L. Skaggs, John R. Foster, George Lair, R. D. Canheld, John D. McNeill, D. I. Lytle, Bill Carrell, John W. Planinac. ROVV 3: Dale VV. Bennett, Billy E. Ellis, Donald R. Downey, AIEE-IRE Ray Magnuson, John Tartar, Noel Breewer, John K. Murdock, Dwaine VV. Jantz, Richard D. Mears, Jimmie D. Burson, Charles R. Godberson, Robert E. Johnson. ROW 4: Guy F. Collins, Fred M. Geesey, Kenneth L. Walker, Robert Marston, Vinson D. Henderson, Laramie D. Starling, John Mach, Dale Farquharson, Norman L. Sturdevant, Wendell A. Johnson, YValter D. McComb. IEE-IRE IS A JorNT GROUP composed of the student branches of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Radio Engineers. illembership is open to all regular engineering students. AIEE-IRE strives to help electrical engineering stu- dents to progress professionally and to acquaint them with professional societies. Nlonthly meetings include a qualified speaker from the faculty or from industry, and in addition faculty-student coffee hours are held several times during the year. A technical paper contest is held by the chapter each year, and the winner then competes in a district contest involving students from several states. James Locasso received a special commendation at the last contest for the best oral presentation of his paper. Page 401 ALPHA Pl MU um The main purposes :ire tu unify mnre closely the students and CAclvisurH. RUVV 2: klue M. iiliililllllllll, Ilzirvey lieets, Stanley faculty :ind to zlssist in the 1lliY1lIli'L'ITlCllf of industrial engineer- Zxirximlm, Philip if. Albertson Q'I'rez1surerJ, Robert VV. Hunter. ing ediiezitirnil. ROW' 3: Stephen Y. Stephens, Allen Rrvhinsrm, Huh Schumer, joe XV. Fowler, Szimy IC. Ci. Iilizls, Malcolm IE. M:1el5m1:1ld. RUVV 1: SIIIYRIUII' I. Rizzo 4C'urrespunding Secretxiryj, Gailyu ROVV +2 Bennie Barnes, Arthur I.. Parker, Forrest Vzimphell, R. Nevill fRL'CUI'iiilltLf SL'Cl'l'IJlI'ji, Perry O. Pearce CViCe-Presi- jrmlmirv A XVriffht Cierwld 'I' Fine RU' Asfnhl, Nurrnzm dentb, Harvey I.. VVhitley fPl'CSiliCIlYi, IC. Ruhert Ashworth Gaither. Chi lipsilnn is ai nzitiunxil ilHllUI'1ll'j' civil CllALfiIlCCl'iIlg' fraternity' RUXV 2: Huh C'm'iitm't1i, 'I'eh-Ling I.ei, Henry C. Buecker which seleets its membership from the upper third of the fyiflllljif Ifditmrj, May' Bllvtlls, C. lirzmtlt Nifty. ROYV 33 junior :incl seninr classes. Ramziid ll. XV:1ters, -luseph D. liechtultl, Dunzild V. llarnage. Stzlnsell Byers, llzlrrwlti G, C'hitw1md CSIllKik'IlI ciilllllfli Repre- RONV 1: Ilziruld l,. FIV fSL'l'I'L'Ull'Xi, Kenneth B. Estes QViCe- sentntivei. Presiclentj, I.. V. Alhertsrm, VViIIiiim H. Ricketts CPresidentJ. .sew -J i. Ht ROW' 1: .luhn li. VVest CCf11111sel111'l, Aubrey Ray 5-leI.:1i11 ROVV 3: YVirt Fflllllilill, C'l1:1rles lillis, Charles llenclerson, I ll resiclentl, IQIHHII xYIlI'lVlI'fIll,Lfll lYiee-Presimleritl, Dale Kirmse Sidney C. Sanders, Gary NlCV1If', jerry Mzittliews, klzimes YV. l2ncl Vive-l'1'esicle11tH, john ll. Miller fSCCI't'fIlI'f'l, Henry R. Gentry, Raymond Steele. ROW' -I2 john nl. Nesser, George Cullins QTre:1s11rerl, R. N. Mznlmlux. ROVV 2: Max I.ee Yvadley, Royce C'11rrie41, Robert Robinson, I,, A. llieks, -Ir., Steincamp, Gabriel CXUIISUIIIIIIIC, Nlelvin li. Jones, jerry VV. Lemuel C. Allison, Mz1rvil1 I.ivi11g-11111, l5:1vi1l Tippeeuririie. XX'tlI'lCf', Robert Perry, llemer IC, Sierra, Gary A. liornemzlnn. ember Receive A ard In etienal Centet AMERICAN INSTITUTE CHEMICAL ENCRS. R.wAIeI,111x .xINTEN,xNe12 UI4' IIIGII S'I'.XNIJ.XRIJS i11 2IC2ILlC'IlIIL' l'1'1'.s'id1f11f aeliieveinent, DI'UlIIOI'IOIl of principles of L'lIC'III-fill engineering and the liigber lIIIKll'l'Sf1IIIllIIIQ 2IIIll ll'-Nl-NN YWlU4lWl'Cl'i QI'C'2IfC'I' l-ClIOXVlCtlg1C by emitzlet witli tlie fz1e11lty 1.1-I I'Eff'-l,1'l'.I'T11t'l1f and lIIClLlSfl'f' are the purposes of A.l.Cl1.lf. Klenibersbip is liniitetl to SI'IIlll'III'S 1111111 IIIX' enrolle1l D'U'l'3 IXIRWV in the selmol of ClIi'1IIlCZIl eiigineering. LH! I'l'i l,'A ll'1 '1f Speakers froni IIItlIISII'j', ZI l7l'ZlIIIIII2ll bz111q11et wirli 'mix AIHIHIR Wives Zlllil clntes, i11t1'z1111111':1l Uzltliletie P2II'flL'lI?IIfl0II z1n1l ' SHTNWV zmkrloat entry III ttlieu lIUlIAIl'CfIlIIllIQ' p:11'z11le 2Il't' just :1 Ten' ' or the Yz1r1e1l activities or rl11s L'llIl7. HENRY COLLINS Nz1tic1nz1l A.I.Cl1.lf. wus sponsor of 21 contest rliis p:1st ,III-WMU-W year in wliieli selmols ZIVITJSS tlie 11z1tio11 D2lI'l'lClI7ZlI'Cll. 'lille OSL' t'IIl'I'A', Dnniiy Aloe L1lIZlI'lffJII, 1'eeeix'e1l tbircl place linnors in tlie contest. IJ age relessienal Attitude Developed Te ard Industr AMERICAN INSTITUTE INDUSTRIAL ENGRS. Boinw PIERCE President BEN NIE BARNES Vive-Presidelzl ELLIS limits Serretary fiEN E JONES Treasurer RUVV I: Bobby Pierce tPresidentj, Bennie Barnes tVice- Presidentj, Ellis Kirks tSecretaryj, Gene jones tTreasurerl, VVilliam R. Norris tBusiness Managerj, Forrest Campbell tStudent Council Representativej, James C. Craig tBoard Memlierl, G. Gary Stegall CBoard Memberj, johnny A. NVrigl1t tlioard Memberl, Donald Garnier tStudent Assembly Representativej, Carl B. Estes, VVayne VV. Hargis, Lynn Simp- son, Joe IW. Bohannon. ROVV 2: Gerald T. Fine, john K. Rife, Hobart O. Kanatzar, VVilliam L. Eisele, Robert C. Miller, Edwin H. Mammen, Donald R. Philbin, joe VViley Fowler, Tom F. Oakes, L. Phil Bird, Carl Brandberg, jim E. Hender- OALS OF A.I.I.E. are to promote fraternal feelings and to gain knowledge of the industrial cngineerls place in industry. Formation of the club, which was organized in l9-l-9, was to promote the dis- semination of scientific and professional materialg to have representation of the student body in campus activitiesg to better understand the principles of industrial engi- neering and to promote a professional attitude toward the field of industry. Graduating seniors are honored at a bi-annual ban- quet. Other activities include the club's participation in Engineering week and the bi-monthly meetings at which leading industrial figures present ideas on the problems and developments in the field of industrial engineering. son, Donnie ul. Taylor, Donald A, East. ROVV 3: Stephen V. Stephens, Harry P. Levitt, ,Tack L. Price, Robert M. Noble, Frank C. Needham, Frank A. Galloway, Carl G. Coates, Bob Schauer, John Tyler, Max NVarr, Jim Mansheld, Eugene E. Bonino, Colonna Arnis, Martin J. Hudak, jerry L, janzen. RUVV -I: james Holden, VV. F. Davidson, Otto Bernal, Harvey Beers, -lack D. Nicholson, Harvey L. VVhitley, Jim Knowles, Ron Steiger, E. II. Paddock, Bhavabhutanonda VVinlert, M. E. MacDonald, A. L. Parker, LaVerne Limpach, S. -I. Rizzo, Philip E. Albertson. Page 40-l ROVV 1: E. W. Schroeder QHead of Departmentb, VVayne H. VV.OI'IhlI1gt0Il, Mary Strickland CQueenD, Robert Fairless CPres- identj, Elmer R. Daniel CFaculty Advisorj. ROW' 2: Ronald T. Noyes CVice-Presidentj, Delbert D. Dester fSeeretaryj, Donald A. Flasch, Daniel Bruehl, Jr., jerry Adamson, Harvey Hamilton. ROVV 3: Ernest D. Darnell, Donnell VV. Brown Emmett NI. Griffith, Erwin D. Leaverton, VVilliam C. Fagan, Jimmy D. Pope fTreasurerj, Lowell D. Peach. ROVV 4: Jerry P. Edwards, John C. McCornack, Leonard C. MCMllfffj', VVilliam G. Petermann, john Ogden, Bobby J. Davis, Jimmy G. McKinney, Eddie J. M1JHCl'. eeiet Strive For Improved Relation AMERICAN SOClETY AGRICULTURAL ENGRS. ROBERT FAIRI.Ess President RONALD NOYES Vice-Presiderzt D ELR ERT D ESTER Serretrzry -TINIMY POPE Treasurer ELECTION OF A BIAJOR INTEREST for students in the agricultural engineering field was the basis on which this society was founded. The society pro- motes better relationships between students, fac- ulty, and the professional society. To become a member, one must be enrolled in a pro- fessional agricultural engineering curriculuni. There is no formal pledging required. An annual banquet is held each fall for agricultural engineers and their wives and dates. Highlighting the banquet is the announcement Hilti crowning of the Amer- ican Society of Agricultural Engineering queen. This yearls queen is illary Strickland. An outstanding activity for the group is the field trip to private industries. This is an annual event. Page 405 ociet Conduct Tour 0E Indu trie AMERICAN SOCIETY CIVIL ENGRS. I3u.L lbqOXLEY President STANSELL BYERS Vice-Presidefzt DONALD Kixcaxxox Secretary Ronekr RIITCH ELI, Treasurer ROVV 1: john VV. Comer fFaeulty Ailvisorj, C. Brandt May CStudent Council Representativej, Stansell Byers tYice-Presi- dentj, Robert VV. Mitchell Qrfreasurerj, Bill U. lNIoxley fPres- identl, VVilliam H. Ricketts, Charles Cohh fPuhlic Relationsj, Ray G. Grifhth QStudent Assembly Representativej, James VV. Gillespie flnstructorj. ROVV 2: Sanan Charoenphao, Robert E. McKinley, Philip S. Gahm, Harold L. Fly, Charles O. Hel- ler, joseph D. Bechtold, Fred E. Mauch, Gene G. Darcey, LJTSTANDING ENGINEERS AND PROFESSORS from the southwest present the A.S.C.E. programs, which are designed to aid the student in selecting his option within the civil engineering Held. Although the membership is comprised of students in the civil, general and architectural engineering fields, fellowship among members is aided by the weekly coffee hour. Being the oldest of the professional engineering soci- eties, the A.S.C.I'f. provides students with every oppor- tunity to become a member and participate freely in the club. Upon graduation, it provides for junior member- ship in the national organization. The society annually sponsors two field trips to in- dustry, takes part in Engineering week, and climaxes the year with its annual spring picnic. john II. Krause. ROVV 3: Ronald H. VVaters, Teh-ling Lei, jim L. Piter, Harvey J. Ritchey, S. Bart Childs, -Terry N. Self, Donald Ilarnage, Larry Hove, Edward Hawkins, James D. Cobb, Frank VVebster. ROYV 4: Kenneth IS. Estes, Afeef Hamra, Bill B. Nlofl-itt, Edward Miller, A. E. Dreehsler, May Baccus, J. Montgomery Howard, Glenn R. Briggs, Ilarold G. Chitwood, Carlos O. Vallejo. Page +06 ROW' 1: XVilliam li. Luck CAdvisorl, Alvin F. Sherman CAd- Hamilton, Jr. ROYV 31 David Fdgeeoinlw, Rhonnie ll Sills, visorl, Larry Nlengedoht CSecretary-Treasurerl, lvan Lee Vllilfred Gilchrist, Ted Riddle, Leon Oshorn, Phil jones, john Peek, Terry I.. Odom QPresidentl, Arch li. llerndon QAdvisorl, Apple, Richard Dolezal, Jamison M. Bear, Ronald Gene Cole. Robert R. Hutton, Robert F. Rickey, George Nl. Schwartz. ROYV -it Donald Staley, Lee Ilardesty, blames Sanders, jack ROW' 2: Ernest Farl Shryoek, klr., Larry Rupp, Arthur Nfoyer, Richard Rufhni, Loyd E. Young, Francis V. Linenfelser, Platt, john I.. Rardin, Charles Sallinger, Donald Hein, Keith Raymond C. Nloilait, Karim Farajollahi, Charles A. Detamore, Spencer, Copper VVilliam lloag, jr., XVilliam D. Kvieala, ,l. C. Larry A. Hime. ndu trial Field Trip Held A Annual E ent AUTOMOTlVE-DIESEL TECH 'FERRY Uooxr oTH AN 12nL'c.x'1'1ox.xl. and social organization, the lJI't',l'iIJl'1If Auto-Diesel Tech cluh strives to promote friend- ship and cooperation between students and to lilllmx XVIUA bring them in closer contact with the industry. Illf'f P f'- f'lf 17 llembership in the cluh is limited to students majoring in automotive or diesel tech and to faculty members. ,. ' . si I - - - A - - - I mm NIIXC I Dm I The mam activity ot the club is the sponsoring ot a Smilidfllzil- lllwlwwr tivo-day field trip each year. at which time members visit various companies in industry. 'lille organization also enters a tloat in the homecoming parade. A-DTC emphasizes the development ot high scholas- tic. ethical and professional standards. A credo such as this promotes cooperation hetxveen the students of the school and provides a close contact between the students and industry. 1' a ge +07 Conference Enlarge Ceneept Cl tudent AMERICAN SCCIETY MECHANICAL ENGES. E. G. HESS Prffsizfrlll Bois PORTER Ivifl'-lJl'l'A'iIlt'IIf XV. A. limixers S1'rrz'i11rj' RIERLE l3L'Rkir.ua'1' v'I'l'!l.l'III'l'I' ROW' 1: Merle K. Burkhart CTreasurerj, Kirk Boarright fStudent Council Representativej, Harry R. Porter CViee- Presidentj, Stanley O. Brausel' fFr1culty Adviseri, VV. A. lirenee fSeCretaryD, E. G. Hess CPresidentD, Lloyd R. Tomlin- son fStudent Assembly Representativel, Dennis Lo fSCI'g6llllf' ut-Armsj. ROVV 2: Larry E. llall, Donald D, Kemp, James D. Yost, Robert L. Hall, Darryl D. Hopkins, john H. Lindsey, jr., J. H. VVard, Loren D. Skarky. ROW' 3: XXYIIHIICE li, Scott, Peter E. Sommers, Alva D. Boland, Philip F. Nloore, R. D. Vvhite, Charles E. Nuckolls, j. Edward Oliver, Herbert If. VVatkins, Robbie Robinson. RUVV 4: Taj-Fl-Deen Nuseibeh, Sixto Feliciane, David R. Cook, Edward G. VVoods, Milford Harp, John A. Oren, james F. Beattie, Donald H. Cummins, Niarland Ernest, Abdeslam Tajeddine. Page 408 ROVV 1: Prija Chongvatana, james E. Bose, Robert Knezek, ald D. Nobis, Stanley D. Tatum, Larry K. Drake, Hill L. Gary Purcell, Nlax C. Applegate, David xl. Francis, Glen M. Schafer, Claude Nlarshall. RUVV +1 Atilla Nl. Taluy, Grady Duis, Olin U. Rogers. ROXV 2: Roger Gagne, Thomas E. VV. Cook, hflelvin Cooper, Volentine F. llill, Carl Mcfutchan, Spink, Charles S. Milster, C'harles li. Barber, John Rybka, David Lundquist, Donald R. Bullard, VVillis G. johnson, Ronald Huffman, Larry K. Edens, Thomas C. Young, David Maurice I.. McNeely, Sam A. Elliott, Stanley C. Granger, E. Harder. ROVV 3: james A. Gaywood, Loren G. Druley, Lee P. Brown. james D. fribbs, joseph B. Ratheon, Frank YV. Modlin, Don- AMERICAN SOCIETY MECHANICAL ENGRS. HE ARIERICAN Socl12TY or .xii2cH.xN1c.-H, IQNGINEERS strives to promote fellowship among engineering students and to further engineering practices. Oklahoma State's chapter includes l20 engineering students in good scholastic standing. All members of the society are eligible to participate in regional and sectional conferences and numerous cash prizes are awarded. The conferences bring together students in schools in this area ot the country for the purpose of enlarging the concept of the aims and abili- ties of others. Students who present papers at the con- ferences have their names engraved on a plaque which is kept in the engineering oliice. A pledging period is held each fall, at which time pledges must acquire signatures of members on a placard. Page 409 mpro ement In Public peaking tressed ENGINEERING TIIASTMASTERS .IOIIN TYLER Presizlwzf K IZNNETH Roinxs 1'iee-Prrsizlezzf Bois SCHAUER Se1'rf'ff1ry GENE JONES Trezlsllrer RUVV 1: Gene jones QTreasurerb, Kenneth Robins fVice- Presidentl, Bob Schauer lsecretaryj, John I.. Tyler fPresi- dentl, Thomas B. Auer fViCe-Presidentl, ,Iavad Sharifi eSer- geant-at-Armsl. RUVV 2: VVilliam Durham, Atilla M. Taluy, Kenneth VV. Curtis, Robert L. VVieters, Prija Chong- vatana, IW. P. Khan, Abdeslam Tajeddine. ROVV 3: VVaIter noxiorixo vt'1si.ie SPEAKING through experienee in eoininunieating to groups, relating both praetieal and teelinieal knowledge, is the ehief goal of Ifngi- neering Toastmasters. The iniportanee of improve- nient in publie speaking is stressed. Campus toastniasters are affiliated with Toastmasters International and the Stillwater Toastmasters. Group niembership is based upon attendance and partieipation of students in the College of Ifngineering. The only existing student toastmasters elubs in the United States are located on the Oklahoma State eznn- pus, the Iingineering Toastmasters being the first organ- ized. A bi-annual dinner is given in honor of wives and dates in order to give theni an opportunity to View the fnnetions of the organization. Chase, VVahab A. Khan, Aubrey N1cLain CStudent Couneil Representativel, Charles NI. Bacon, Ralph Pruitt, Ilerbert F. VVatkins, Stephen V. Stephens, VValter Fuller. ROVV +1 Stan- ley Zarambo, Ralph VV. VVhite, Bo Tucker, Ivan S. Perkins, blames Ilolden, lVIartin Hughes, Myles Standish, jack jones, Ronald IE. Jensen. w Iage -H0 si J ROYV 12 james R. Goolshy, Gerald Kitch fViee-Presidentb, John Nlaeh C'l'reasurerJ, johnny C. Paul Cpresidentj, K. Neil Sunderland Cliridge Correspondentl, Theron IW. Randall Clin- gineering Student Council Representativej, Jerrel l,oehner tRe- eording Seeretaryl, U. VV. Lucky tF:iCulty Advirorl. RUVV 2: VVendell A. Iohnson, llugene A. liucei, Ray Nlagnuson Kfor- responcling Seeretaryl, Buddy G. Sparks, Charles D. Stearns, Club ave ETA KAPPA NU -lou NNY PA ri. l,I'!'.VlIil'lIf Gi2R.xi.o lirreu l'ii'r'-l'1'f'sizli'f1l Allillklil. l,ocHNI2R Rtf1'flI'IfllIff St't'I'l'ff1l'j' R.-xx' Macs Lsox Lili!'I'l'Kf7OIIl1llIff Sl't'7'Ffl1l'-1' lloiix Nlxeii 'l'r4'r1x11 wr Don E. Cravens, Claude llailey, Dale VV. Bennett. RONV 3: Atilla Nl. Taluy, Buster M. Salyer, Bob Piersall, Charles R. Godberson, Dwaine VV. jantz, R. D. Canfield, Roger E. jack- son, Ray D. Francis, Sam S. Clapp. ROVV 4: Vern D. Ship- man, John YV. McConnell, Marvin A. Smith, Miles li. Mills, Charles E. Jones, Robert M. Penn, Jimmie D. liurson, Paul M. Boyce, Robert YV. Butler, Rey lland. Department Centraet Expenses EVELOPAIENT or l'ROlfESSION.XI, .-XT'l'l'l'L'Dl5S toward their field is the purpose of this honorary society for electrical engineering students. Klemhership is limited by scholastic ratings, one must be a junior in the upper one-fourth of the class, or a senior in the upper one-third of the respective class. The club is a decisive asset to the electrical engineer- ing school because of the duties which it performs. Ac- tivities include taking inventory, building electrical equipment, wiring for the computer laboratory, and numerous items which would otherwise he contracted by private firms. lfta Kappa Nu is sponsoring a fund-raising cam- paign for the li.l-I. department through their alumni. P age intage 192 Fire Truck Serves At Game FIRE PROTECTl0N SOClETY LESTER I.. XVn.soN Prr'si11r'1zf RICHARD Caisifrizrn Iyfff'-IJ!'f'.S'iIll'IIf RIAXRVIN SANDERS Sl'l'!'c fIlf-1' Moxrv R EoENrL's fllfc Il.l'l1l'I'!' ROVV 1: Lester VVilsnn Cljresidentb, Richard Crisheld fVica?- Presidentj, R. J. Douglas fliaeulty Representativel, Billy Oney fSeeretaryl, YVilliam Clarke fStewardD, Roger Sweet fSfi1flOIl Nfanagerb, Nlontie Redenius CTreasurerD. ROXV 2: David fVIcAllister, john Ketchum, John Rvan, Raymond Roberge, Robert Sharkey, Arlen Gross, Larry Bean, Milroy Richardson. VER NoTlcE THOSE BRIGHTLY ci..xn young men who are always on hand at the start of each football game, complete with blasting sirens and a l927 fire truck? They are none other than members of the Oklahoma State Fire Protection society. One ot the few groups of its kind in the nation, the society provides its members both a technical and social background. Prominent men in the field of fire preven- tion and protection are invited to speak to the group each year, and held trips to nearby installations are scheduled during the semesters. Uther activities include intramural sports, picnics and a dance each semester. Officers of the organization include Lester VVilson, president, Richard Crisfield, vice-president, and Bill Oney, secretary. ROVV 3: llerhert Burns, jimmy Couch, Delbert Sedhrook, jim Holm Beavers, Dale NVheeler, james Dawson, Peter Schontag, G. A. Coleriek, VValter Reed. ROXV 4: llarry Adkins, Rich- ard lillis, Robert lirakar, Charles Rule, VVilliam Tolhert, Gerald Nfonigold, james Lett, S. Uhris Holzer, -lack Ziegler, Gale Nlillholen. Ifige -H2 ROVV 1: Bob McCubbin, Wayne Allen, Frederick J. Chandler, Howard Carter, Paul Nlilam, Charles Asbill, Gerald Coulter, Dan R. Schoenhals. ROW Z: William Ellis, Glen D. Skinner, Lloyd H. Morgan, Donald G. Burford, C. M. Wylie, Ir., Duain VV. Hogue, Willis G. johnson, Charles W. Hardman, Earl I. Agee. ROW 3: Richard L. Wilkinson, Taj-ul-Deen Nuseibeh, Kevin Ellington, Norman E. Morton, Merlin Johns, Joe Blair, Roy L. Woods, Clifton R. Duke, Dwain D. Cariker. ROW 4: Lewis I. Crandal, Raymond T. Ashley, John Rybka, David G. GriHin, Ira B. Rector, Roy Carberry, james D. Moore, Jimmy C. McDaniel, Bryan Hughes, Bob Vvhitchurch. ledge Identified ll oilfield ymbol PETROLEUM CLUB W. VVAYNE ALLEN President Bon lhICCL'BRIN Viet?-Presizlefzt JAMES CHANDLER Sl?Cff'flll'j7 PAUL KIILAN Treasurer HE WORK CLOTHES, the wrenches they wield and the vocabulary sprinkled with oil Held slang are the identifying features of the Petroleum club pledge. The club was organized in 1948 for stu- dents interested in petroleum, regardless of their classi- fication. Club participation gives the members a chance to learn new and interesting elements of their field. The group strives for better relations between stu- dents and industry, primarily by keeping up with new developments, becoming acquainted with industrialists and strengthening petroleum interest. Research papers oil industry presented by the club are judged for new ideas in the AHNIE student paper con- test. The clubys outstanding member is honored by the placing of his name on a plaque in the dean's office. Page 413 atienal Pre ident I Member OE 0 Chapter Pl TAU SIGMA EDVVARD VVOODS Presiderzt E UGENE ZAVODNY Vin'-Pr1'sid1'11t ROP. ERT MCC L' unix Corrzfsjmnding Secretary LLOYD rl1OlX'II.INS0N Recording Sffcretary YVALLACE SCOTT Treasurer ROVV 1: VVallace G. Scott fTreasurerj, Grady VV. Cook tStudent Assembly Representativej, Larry E. Hall fEngineer- ing Council Representativej, Thomas E. Spink fStudent As- sembly Representativel, Eugene N. Zavodny CVice-Presidentj, Edward G. VVoods tPresidentl, Lloyd R. Tomlinson tRecord- ing Secretaryl, Bob G. McCubbin Corresponding Secretaryj, Stanley A. Vanscoyoc CPledge Guidej, R. E. Chapel CFaculty Advisorj. ROVV 2: Herbert E. VVatkins, James E. Gammon, Vernon R. Eck, Charles E. Nuckolls, Billy VV. Travis, M. Dean Howe, John Admire, Donald H. Cummins, M. Lf Ayres, Kirk ERVING T0 FOSTER the high ideals of the engineering profession and the stimulation of interest in co- ordinate departmental activities, Oklahoma Lambda chapter of Pi Tau Sigma is both a social and intel- lectual stimulant to its 80 members who are outstanding upperclassmen in mechanical engineering. Through par- ticipation in this Organization, the members have been able to supplement their education in fields broader than those covered by academic studies. At the present time the chapter is honored to have one of its members, Prof. C. hi. Leonard, serving as national president of Pi Tau Sigma. The excellent co- operation and high interest shown by all members of the organization have been responsible for the many honors received by the chapter. Boatright, Ernest Marland. ROW 3: Miguel Villaca, Ricardo de Bastos, Larry K. Drake, Roy L. VVoods, Monte R. Ferrell, Bob G. Johnson, James E. Robinson, James D. VVright, Volen- tine Hill, Fred M. Welsh, Jim L. Piter, Vernon E. Teves. ROVV 4: Robert E. Bose, Merle K. Burkhart, Peter F. Sommers, Melvin Cooper, Donnie R. Noles, VVayne H. Brewer, Kevin Ellington, Mark G. Rendel, Bill K. Kuhn, Francis D. Ruth, Ivan S. Perkins, Dennis Lo, Elmer Mangrum, jr., Atilla M. Taluv. Page -ll-l 1 SIICIETY AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS S. A. E. is the technical society for those engaged in the de- velopment, design, production, operation and maintenance of all automotive vehicles. ROVV 1: Dean S. Carpenter QPresidentl, Cecil E. Coursey QSecretary-Treasurerj, David R. Cook fVice-Presidentj, Bert S. Davenport CFaculty Advisorj. ROW 2: Loyal LaPlante, STUDENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIETY All students majoring in industrial arts education are eligible for membership in the Student Industrial Arts association, a professional organization which furthers interest in teaching. ROW 1: jimmy R. Sloan fPresidentj, Eldred Winters CVice- Presidentj, Ray Maggard fSecretaryl, Robert Heusel CTreas- urerj, john B. Tate QFacultyj, L. H. Bengtson Clfacultyj, C. L. Hill fFacultyj, Pat Koehler. ROW 2: Richard Hopper, Don- ald Lee Hixon, Roy Scott, Douglas Baldridge, Doyle Butler, Gerry Lynn, John Melaugh, Bill Schafer, Prija Chongvatana. ROVV 3: William R. Johnson, John II. Lindsey, Jr., Richard Lee Krivy, Steve Church, Larry K. Drake, Joe Waldrop. ROVV 4: Atilla M. Taluy, Claude Marshall, David Lundquist, VV. A. Brence, Donald D. Kemp, Vernon E. Teves, Ronnie A. Britton QO. I. T. Representativej. Dennis Geneva, Arthur Prunty, Ira K. Cooper. ROW 3: Kenneth lVIethvin, Gilbert Hines, George Malsam, Bruce Ruster, Robert Hawkins, Stanley Krausse, james E. Chase, Tongpoon Ruamsap, Terrall E. Richards, Kenneth Monacelli. ROVV 4: Kenneth R. Jones, Ronald R. Vandever, VVilliam H. Schwenker, Everett L. Pippin, Edgar A. Buchanan, Delbert George, Dale Weathers, Clyde J. Anderson, Harold M. Spies, Robert H. Holcomb. i ma Chapter tlller SIGMA TAU DEAN COTTEN President LAVERNE LIBIPACH Vice-President xVII.I,I.ABI LUMPKIN Secretary IABIES BURT Treasurer ROW 1: A. Naeter, Fred Chadsen, George F. Hauck fTreasur- erj, Laverne L. Limpach QEngineering Council Representativej, John Mach, Jack Hinton, R. E. Means, James Robinson, L. D. Cotten, Jack B. Bell, Harry R. Porter fVice-Presidentj, Rex G. Dennis, Kirk Boatright, Rex Hand CSecretaryD. ROW 2: Hervey I. Desroche, Monte R. Ferrell, Forrest Campbell, M. U. Ayres, Jr., Aubrey Ray McLain, Theron M. Randall, Perry L. Butcher, George VVadley, John C. McCorneck, Harvey Beets, Myron Simons, Dennis Lo, John McConnell, james B. Tabor, Raymond Dudek. ROW 3: Harvey Hamilton, Harold Baker, Courses In lide Rule HE oLDEsT AND LARGEST engineering honor society on campus, Sigma Tau recognizes the outstanding ability of its members and strives to maintain a close practical relationship with both the university and the professional field of engineering. Niembership is selected from the upper third of the juniors and seniors in the College of Engineering and requires the approval of members of the engineering faculty. Each year a medal is awarded to the outstanding freshman in engineering, and a scholarship is granted to a sophomore student. Sigma Tau also offers both basic and advanced slide rule courses. Ruth Campbell, a member of Sigma chapter, is one of the Hrst women selected for membership in the club. Salvator Rizzo, Lyman Yarborough, Allen Robinson, Donald Hale, Norman Gaither, Robert Robinson, Bob Schauer, Melvin E. jones, Harold L. Miller, Loren D. Skarky, Stanely Zaramba, John Jacob, Larry E. Hall, Ivan S. Perkins. ROW 4: James E. Beattle, Dale W. Kirmse, Raymond Steele, Dean Montgom- ery, Robert Smith, Guy H. Fisher, Jim Whittenburg, Joe W. Fowler, Albert Reynolds, Jack W. Seyl, Ray Asfahl, Jon Russell, Dale Farquharson, Gerald Kitch, Lemuel C. Allison, Gary A. Bornemann. Page 416 ROW 1: Dee S. Stevenson CVice-Presidentj, John R. Apple Headley fEngineering Student Council Representativel, Johnny fPresidentj, Phil N. jones fPledge Masterj, John H. Casten Lee Alderman. ROW 3: Richard Dolezal, Larry Mengedoht, fTreasurerj. ROW 2: Sharon Hen derson QRecording Sec- George Bull, Charles E. Bodine, David Lambert. retaryj, Nlarilyn Jenkins fCorresponding Secretaryj, J, Dee In, Key, T TAU l0TA EPSlLON JOHN APPLE President DEE STEvENsoN lf'ice-President SHARON HENDERSON Snirelzzry JOHN CASTEN Treasurer rophle Aekne ledge Achievement LEDGING ACTIVITIES for the new members of Tau Iota Epsilon include the wearing of a great gold and black key, the symbol of the fraternity. It was founded at Finn college in 1949, and the second chapter of the order was established on the Okla- homa State campus in 1950. An annual banquet honors the outstanding members who have conquered certain fields in the Tech school, by the presentation of TIE pins or keys. Each year the highest ranking member in Tech school is awarded a trophy. Niutual improvement in scholarship, the provision of social entertainment and the close relations brought about by these aims are encountered by all TIE members. Bi-monthly meetings are often replaced by coffees, thus giving the members a break from the usual routine. Page 417 ampu 6Ham' Cited B ational Magazine AMATEUR RADIO CLUB -loHN LAVVRENC E President B ERTON IQPLER Vive-Prvsizlefzf CLAYTON D L' NNIHKJCJ Sf'l'VPfHfj'-yl7'l'lI.YlH'F7' RONV 1: Lewis Lippel QVVSDEE, Publicity Directorj, Clayton Dunnihoo QKSESV, Secretarj'-TreasurerD, Berton Epler CVV5 ZCE, Vice-Presidentj, John Lawrence CVVSCEG, Presidentj. ROVV 2: Ronald E. Baucom tVV5FKDj, Tim A. Taggart, Hob E. Shockley CVVSCYDJ, VVillis E. Cotherman QKSKUVVQ, Brian C. Stewart QVVSGSXD. ROVV 3: VVilliam G. Hall ROBIOTION IN THE INTEREST of amateur radio and the development of trained operators are the aims of the Amateur Radio club. High scholarship and a federal communications commission license are necessary for admission to the club. Outstanding activities include a semi-annual Held day, message handling, equipment building, showing of tech- nical films, and code classes to help prospective members obtain their license. Public service by the Amateur Radio club is one func- tion that has brought national recognition to its mem- bers. Following a severe tornado this past year, com- munication was kept alive at the disaster scene by the clubls service. This outstanding event was cited by the national magazine, QST. CKSAHRJ, George H. Simkins CKSEVDH, John R. Schiller QVVSVTCJ, George Lair, Robert F. Hess QVVSKCGD, Stephen S. Godwin. RUVV 4-I Edgar Butler KKSIXVJ, Bobby Low- rance QKSICNH, Jean Kenworthy QKNSPAOD, Richard D. Mears, Gene Armstrong QKNSEGNJ, Pat Devlin QKNSMPUJ, Ronald Hebensperger. Page 418 ARAB ASSOClATl0N Activities for the club include the showing of educational films, and presentation of musical programs, to better foster an air ot understanding and fellowship at OSC. ROVV 1: Abdeslam Tajeddine frfreasurerl, Adel R. Zahalan CPresidentj, Clifford A. L. Rich CFaculty Advisorb, Rabi Sin- no QYice-Presidentl, Sahir H. Sudad fSCCl'CfHl'j'l. ROVV 2: AGGIE SPORTS CAR CLUB Challenging to the sports car enthusiasts was the reliability run 'fNightmarallye, sponsored by the Aggie Sports Car club. Trophies and dash plaques were awarded to the top live win- ners. ROVV 1: Ray D. Martin, Kenneth Jones, Neal Sudir, john Taj-ul-deen Nuseibeh, Mahmond A. Lahloub, Said Assaf, Zi- yad Midani, Muwfak Soudi, VVilliam Ghorab. ROVV 3: Nlahei' Anabtawi, joseph Messihi, Gabriel Constantine, Afeef Hamra, jihad Elmosri, Devmani Tarid, Mahmoud Ahmed Nlahmoud. ROVV 4: Giuma M. Sheriha, Ata Al-Hussaini, Nlohammed Al Suaidy, A. J. Ameen, Adnan Badran, Zuhair M. A. Bashqawi, Ratig Kamil Diab, Ali Choureitah, Padgett, jerry Beauchamp, Charles McCloud, J. Edward Oli- ver, VVayne Coats, Fred Marion, Gene Eames, Nancy Bain- bridge, Bob Acklin, Charles Heller, Chris Ueberroth, Doug- lass Bly, J. Manuel Caracciola, David F. Piper, Donald Muncy, Robbie Robinson, Robert Coats, Roger Blount. In car-Jane Eames. g -- --mam -- -----M -v--- --f-- Am-muvwwwm W-fe-A-me-w-ummm . , twat . , , ,.,,..,.., N .. ...M , A ,..,..-,vim-M-V -f--- -w,,mmmvmef,r.s-isa-wfvwwwi Mf,m1fq-fmwmmmsesommvsmmmmmmvfffm-wmwm-fra--W-Ms'fz,'w fc Water Pageant Climaxe Year' Acti itie AQUATIC CLUB RICK RICHARDSON President BIRUTA STAKLE Vice-President lVlARTHA Hrxox Seeremry- Treasurer ROW 1: Doris Bolton fReporterj, Susie Crawford fProgram Chairmanj, Martha Hixson fSecretary-Treasurerj, Biruta Stakle tVice-Presidentj, Cynthia McGuirk CPageant Chair- manj, Suzanne Richardson, Donna Jackson. ROVV 2: Gail KLAHOBIA STATE,S AQUATIC CLUB serves to pro- mote proficiency in water safety and high standards in group and individual synchronized swimming. ltlembers of the organization strive for perfection of various strokes and stunts in preparation for per- formances. Highlighting the year's activities is a huge water pageant presented for the student body. VVritten, di- rected and produced by the students themselves, this event serves as a climax to the year. The theme for l959,s water show was Roger VVilliams' Swimphonyu and included swimming duets, solos and group per- formances. llembership is open to all students who can satisfac- torily pass the swimming tests requiring skill and en- durance and who possess an up-to-date senior life-saving certificate sponsored by the Red Cross. VVest, Roberta Rychel, Judith Capp, Gail Mason, Carol VVorst- ell, Frances Worstell, Linda Milam. ROW 3: Donna Kis- singer, Sam Sheehan, Rick Richardson CPresidentj, jack Leino IV, jack B. Bell, Lamar Wade, Jeanie Hamilton. l l ! l e l l Page 4-Z0 ROW 1: James Ike Guest fSecretaryj, Paul Irvin Brazell wig, Ir., Iesse Swan Smith, Bernie Baldwin, John D. Carleton. CVice-Presidentj, Johnny Maxwell CPresiclentj, George A. ROVV 3: VVade Fowler, Paul McNally, Max Teters fStudent Davis QTreasurerD. ROVV 2: Lawrence Gentry, C. A. Hart- Assemblymanj, Dave Edwards, Gale Cook, Al Evans. afety And pirit Repro ent Favorite Project CIRCLE K CLUB JOHN E. MAXWELL President PAUL BRAZZEL Vice-President IKE GUEST Secretary GEORGE DAVIS Treasurer AVING RECEIVED ITS CHARTER in the fall of 1958, Circle K club is a new organization on the cam- pus. Its meetings are held weekly, and throughout the year there are several dinner meetings. The club is aHiliated with the Kiwanis club and, like its parent club, emphasizes the advantages of the American way of life. The young Kiwanians, whose membership is made up of campus men and honorary members, are provided an opportunity for leadership training in service and for putting this training to practice for the campus and community. Two of its favorite projects are increasing school spirit and helping sponsor a safety campaign. The club also has various money projects, such as helping Kiwanis with its annual broom sale. Page 421 Iyer Dominate Intercollegiate Competition FLYING AGGIES TLILDIEN RIILLER Prffrident LLOYD HROXVN I7il'f'-Pl'l'Sillf'Ill C H rzrwr, .lou xsox Se'z'1'c't1lry IARRY DEWEY 7LI'f'IlSll7't'!' ROVV 1: Alfred Alder, Larry Dewey, Lloyd Brown, Tilden A. Miller, Cheryl Johnson, Eddie VV, Masters. ROVV 2: Norene Lapsley, Gary L. Heartsill, Tiner A. Lapsley CSponsorj, Char- les R. Brrmyles CAdvisorI, Philip D. Harlield, Harry P. Levitt, Sally M. Brnyles QAdvis0rj. ROW 3: Fred Arthur Biehler, Donald L. Kelln, Darrell Zemmallen, Floyd L. Simpson, Jr., jim Loslehen, Lynn Post, Lowell V. Thomas, William E. Green- shields. ROVV 4: Keith L. Mackey, Larry VValter, Leon Mat- thews, John K. Murdock, Floyd Patrick Harter, Franklin Bray, Lloyd H. Morgan, Merlin Priddy, -I. C. Kunneman. Page -I-22 ROVV 1: Linda Cudd, Hoyt Walkup, Arlene VValkup, Wendell Johnson, Stanley Coppock, jr., Charles H. Platt, James R. Wright, Miguel Villaca. ROVV 2: Judy Winters, Dixie june Griffin, Andy Leven, I. B. Hoobler, Ronald F. Hehensperger, Edwin M. Leslie, Ellen Delores Ford, Fred Cary, Norma Jeanne VValkup. ROVV 3: john Brandborg, Donna Marie FLYING AGGIES VValkup, VVayne E. Brown, Cliiford G. Kilian, Cecil Don Cary, Robert L. VVieters, John Stakle, Jerry P. Allen, Wally Funk, Leonard. ROW 4: Ronald D. Henshow, Ricardo de Bastos, Nowman Going, Terry MeQueeney, Gene Crosby, Bill Nokes, Dale Stoll, David Hedges, Keith Brooks, Judy Orr. INNING THE NATIONAL NIEET in 1952-53-56-573 58, the Flying Aggies have dominated intercol- legiate Hying competition the past eight years. The Flying Aggies are, however, much more than a group devoted to winning trophies. The club and the university's Hight program are closely inter- woven. Today, OSU is the top ,producer of college-trained pilots in the United States. Interest and enthusiasm generated by the Aggies played a big part in this output which soared to 200 this year. Activities during the year included several Hy-in- brealcfasts around the state, Wiener roasts at the airport, Halloween party, Christmas party, and many practice air ineets. Clilnaxing the yearis activities will be the National Intercollegiate Flying association air meet. Page 423 C poke Di tribute oeenge reg Aiea iii-Jinx COWPOKES CiRADY PERDLI E President JOHN NIEDLEY Vice-President XVENDELL SHA Friar: Sl?L'ft?2'!lfy BILL KII.I,ElZN fllreaszlrffr ROVV 1: jack D. Triplett, Ir. CTreasurerj, Dale Smith CVice Presidentj, john James CPresidentl, Johnny Medley' fSeere- taryj, jim Freeny CSergeant-at-Armsj. ROVV 2: Ralph VValt hall, Bill Killeen, Ronald llula, Grady Perdue, Dan Meeker, EMERIRER THOSE BRIGHT ORANGE booster tags which were distributed in the Student Union be- fore every football game? Credit those to the Cowpokes, OSU's male pep organization whose purpose is that of increasing and maintaining school spirit at Oklahoma State. All men students are eligible for membership in Cow- pokes. Several pledge smokers are held throughout the year, at which films of OSU football games are shown. At the first smoker in the fall, the CSU-Texas Tech film was Viewed. The Cowpokes also decorated the goalposts for all the home football games and attended the VVichita and Tulsa football games and the Tulsa basketball game. Officers of the organization are Grady Perdue. presi- dent, Johnny hiedley, vice-president, Bill Killeen, treas- urer, and VVendell Shaffer, secretary. Max Trond. ROW' 3: jack L. Kelley, Jakie F. Fischer, Gary T. -larvis, VV. R. Marley, VVendell R. Shaffer, Zan Nelson, ROVV 4: Gerald L. Chambers, Eugene Burns, Charles Lester, joe Godfrey, Boe Standeford, Ronald Henry, Gary Harman. Page 424 CIRCLE EIGHT SOUAIIE DANCE CLUB Activities of the club include a monthly dance featuring an out-of-town caller, and exchange dances with other colleges. hfiembership is open to students and faculty. RONV 1: Nlrs. A. B. Ilarrison CFat'ulty Sponsorl, Nlr. A. B, Harrison CFaculty Sponsorb, Sharon Loring lSecretary-Treas- urerl, Jim VVilson fVice-Presidentj, Bill L. Shafer fPresidentj, Marie Giem, Nellie Rberhardt. ROVV 2: Glenda Fuqua, INDEPENDENT STUDENTS ASSDCIATIDN This association helps organize the social functions of the Independent students. Highlighting the year's activity is the selection of the ISA queen. ROVV 1: Don E. Hayes fTreasurerj, james M. Reim fVice- Iudy Branstetter, Phillip Fields, J. C. Raulston, Ray C. Carman, Barbara J. Honeycutt, Elmer Mangrum, jr., Cynthia London. ROVV 31 Anne Meek, Nancy Shaw, John II. Clark, Iloward D. Laidley, Gilbert C. Reynolds, Joe A. Norman, Barbara Benes, Alma Schneider, Susanna Mahan. ROVV +2 Della Hixson, Mary Jo NIcGivney, Gilbert Sparkman, Frank N. James, NI. Kusler Porter, joe E. Dunn, Earl Folk, Don Irwin Schwab, Donald F. Handley, Harold Ilerring. Presidentj, Virgilea Walden CSecretaryl, Bobby Loughridge fPresidentj. ROW 2: Helen M. Kirby, Lenox L. Ratcliff, Peggy Fitzgerald, Linda Milam. ROVV 3: Roy L. Butler, Ste- phen H. Foster, Ron Smith, Don E. Alden, Clarence Goosen. lNTERCOLLEGlATE PARTY It represents the political body for the interfraternity and panhellenic councils on campus. All social fraternity and sorority members belong to this organization. ROVV 1: .lay Gardner, VVilliam Lightcap, Julie Fitzgerald, Martha llixson, Sheila Harshaw, Harold VVare, Cliff Bath, Mary Ellen Haga, Paula Kay Rose, Suzanne Homan, james Behrends, Ken Kastl. ROVV 2: Deanne Densford, Judy Hay- den, Marilyn Coiner, Jack Dickey, Charles Plott, Dan Draper, Dave Cawthon, Kathy Jones, Gayle Powell, Claudia Shannon, lNTERNATl0NAL MUSLIM STUDENT ASSN The purpose of the international Muslim students' organization is to strengthen brotherly ties and to promote goodwill and understanding on the OSU campus. ROVV 1: Sayeeda Qureshi, Abdeslam fTreasurerj, Rahg Kamil Diab, Abdul VVahhab Khan QPresidentj, Zohra Mujeeb fSec- retaryl, Anushiravan Amir-Yeganeh, Ahmad Tragory Nawaby, Khalida Ansari. ROVV 2: Zakia Hashima, Nargis Ahmed Gaya, Mohammed Al Suaidy, Tamadhir Mudaris, Atiq R. Carol Ann Hefner, K. D. Greiner ROVV 3: Sherrel Rudy, Mary Glenda Morris, Mary K. Carter, Melvin Semrad, Kath- leen Shelton, Kendall johnson, Frank Cronk, Herbert Penning, james Exline, Clark Jones, Deanna Hula, Bob Hunter, Beverly Roberts. RUVV 4: David Kelley, Harvey Hamilton, John Muscato, Ernie VValker, Jim A. Gosting, Mitchell jones, Joe Stewart, joe Langley, jim Bowles, Eugene Martin, Connie Mcllvoy, Pat Hand, Bob Cornforth, Harold Herring, Al Sav- age. Nlahmud, Dinoo Fali Daruvala, lVIahmudur Rahman, Mah- mooda Ahmedullah. ROW' 31 Giura M. Sheriha, D. S. Lall, A. Z. M. Abdullah, Anwar Sharif, Dahir H. Sudad, Sharfud- din Qureshi, S. A. Raza Zaidi, Taj-ul-Deen Nuseibeh, M. P. Khan. ROVV 4: Ahmad Saremaslani, Adnar Badran, Reza Kordbacheh, Abdul VVaheed, Osman Vddin Ahmed, Maurice VV. Roney, Hadi Monsef, Hassan A. Hosseini, Javad Sharifi, Reza Alavi. I - M 'T XF' ROW 1: Shirley Rouse CProgram Chairmanj, Wayne Hargis fHistorianj, Nancy Turner fTreasurerj, Ronnie Britton fViee- Presidentj, Jim Thorne fPresidentj, Kaye Keso QSecretaryj, Elie S. Chartouni Clnternational Students Committee Chair- manj, julie Lytle QSocial Chairmanj. ROW 2: George Droll CStudent Advisorj, Kenneth Ricker tFaculty Advisorj, David Russell fPublic Relations Chairmanj, Ahmad Nawaby CForeign Student Committeej. arget Chapter oted For Unique Program INTERNATICNAL RELATICNS COUNCIL JIBI THKJRNE President RoN BRITTON Vice-President IQAYE KESO Secretary NANCY TURNER Treasurer s THE LARGEST CHAPTER in the nation, its member- ship consisting of 266 foreign and American stu- dents, the International Relations Council has gained prestige and national recognition because of its varied and timely programs. lXIany such noted personalities as Austin VVheatley, British consul-general, Gen. Carlos Romulo, and U.S. Sen. lblike lilonroney have appeared. At their meetings the council Works to reach its goal of the betterment of world conditions by exploring all avenues to a more peaceful and orderly union, by en- lightening Oklahoma State students on present-day world affairs, and by discussions of global situations be- tween foreign and American students. A statewide speakers, bureau, radio and television programs, a schol- arship program, and weekly speakers all aid them in satisfying their goal. Page 427 alot Come SLOW-POKES RICHARD EDVVARDS President TERRY .ADOBI Vice-President KIIKE BURNETTE Secretary ji-xeii BULLARD Treasurer Fir t Advi e Hot Hodder EVELOPRIIENT OF A BETTER UNDERSTANDING be- tween the auto enthusiast and the public is the accomplishment and aim of the Slow-Pokes, an- nual sponsors of the driver's safety week and the safety inspection club. Although the title of the Club, Slow-Pokes Hot Rod club, conflicts with its purpose and aims, to promote traflic and automobile safety, it is an organization where safety comes first. As a charter member of National Hot Rod associa- tion KNHRAD, a national group dedicated to the same aims as the Slow-Pokes, they beam with pride upon the growing interest and membership of the club. To be eligible for membership, one must be a member of the Oklahoma State student body. The club member- ship is now comprised of some thirty interested students. Boh Girard, Charles Raper, Ronald Franklin. ROVV 3: John ROVV 1: Dick Edwards CPresidentj, Mike Burnett CSeeretaryj, Terry Odom fViee-Presidentj, Henry Ogden fReporterl, Jack Bullard QTreasurerj, Darrel Behring fljuhlieityj. ROVV 2: I. Jerry Manning, Daniel O. Absher, Dick Rapier, Don Steller, Vice, Joe Vklheeler, Noel Noble, Charles Earnheart, Dan Stowell, John Simpson, Roger Blount. Page 428 PAKISTAN STUDENT ASSOClATION The association serves to promote a better correlation between Pakistan customs and the American way of life. Interested students are eligible for membership. ROVV 12 Abdul NVahab Khan Cljresidentl, Dinoo Fali Daru- vala QSeCretaryl, Nargis Ahmed Gaya fTreasurerJ, Zohra PAN AMERICAN CLUB To foster the interchange of cultural ideas and understanding among the people of the western hemisphere is a main objective of this organization. ROVV 1: Horacio Vivas, jose R. Nfachado, Javier Labastida fTreasurerj, Beverly Fritz Claresidentb, Luis Carreno, Jean E. Rickstrew CSecretaryl, Oscar de la Garza. ROVV 2: Marilyn L. Green, Betsy Linzey, Martha Borja, Flora Jeanne Adkisson, Nlujeeb CVice-Presidentj, Maurice VV. Roney CSponsorl. ROVV 2: Khalida Ansari, Mahmfmotla Ahmedullah, Abdul NVaheed, Atiq R. Mahmud, S. A. Raza Zaidi, Sayeeda Qureshi. ROVV 3: Nlahmudur Rahman, Amjad Hussain Gill, Osman I'ddin Ahmed, Anwar Sharif, A, Z. IW. Abdullah QGeneral S8CI'CTIll'f'b, S. I,all Diyamir. Cynthia Cnger, Donna Parker, Carole Coast. ROVV 3: Jose Cristonelio, Luis Arduz, Ramiro Sosa, Carlos Valles, Raul Illarramendi, Manuel D. Penso, Jose V. Hernandez, George E. Almaraz. ROVV 4: Ann Y. Collier, Guillermo De La Torre, Carlos O. Vallejo, lN1arCelo O. Borja, Otto Bernoil, Alfonso Ledezma, David A. Botta, Charles I. lNTanning, Gloria R. l7eI.eon. VIII!! , f-177' H Q 7 Q X 1 I S 1.2 PEP COUNClL In order to promote and further organized demonstrations of pep and spirit in support of nthletic Contests, the OSI' Pep council was organized. ROW' 12 Linda Shumznrd, Marilyn Baldwin CViCe-Presidentl, PEPPERETTES The only' women's e or funization on cam us Penerettes V PP P. . pf ll . promote pep and school spirit :lt all athletic activities. Their Red Hot Pepper Party is always anticipated. ROVV 1: Judy VVinters Clgresidentj, Gayle Sunday fSecretnry' Treasurerj, Zana Skidmore fAdvisor5, Judy James CX'iL'e- Jim Fleming QPresidc-ntl, John C. Smith CSecretary -'l'rt-zisnrerj, Ann Adams. ROVV 2: Judy James, Huntly Gordon, Larry Clement, Randy Jones, Forrest Vampbell, Grady Perdue, Judy VVinters. Presidentb. ROVV 2: Dorothy Henry CSocial Chairmanj, Martha VVord, Lynda Freeman, Carole Bohannon, Georgann Kadavy CPress Directorb. ROVV 3: Shirley VVright, Ruth Ann Goggin, Joyce Anderson, Linda VanDyk, Nlarilyn VVOrd, Nlarilee Davidson. ROVV 1: Pranaykumar Bhatt, Charles A. Baker, Ashley Alex- ander QDirectorJ, Margaret Hunter, Jerry Palmer, Barbara Arnold, VVally Ingram, Gary Clark, Brian Steele. ROVV 2: L. Gerald Kaenzig, Charlene Kendrick, Dale Parkey, Karen Jones, Bonita Green, Doris Joyner, Abby Neweum, Judee Mor- ton, Daryl Jane Malone, Patricia Felkins. ROVV 3: Karen Underhill, Jeannette Robinson, Rose Cotten, Hoppy MeCune, Linda Eldridge, Gary Richards, Yvonne Pybas, Barbara Logan, Marilee Myers, Debbie VVilkinson, Lilah Cleeton. ROVV 4: Esther Irene Nardin, Linda Pickard, Josh Fidler, Sid Anderson, Charles Reed, Wade Ladd, Sammy Pegues, A. C. Ivery, Samuel H. Howard, Rosemary McMichael, Marilyn Rounsaville, Caro- lyn Rounsaville. alent Recei ed With Enthu iasm Over tate STUDENT ENTERTAINERS JERRY PALMER Presizlmzl LEXYIS T11.EoRD Vive-Presidezzt KIARGAR ET H L' NTER Serrtfmry ASHLEY AI.EX.ANDER Dirertor HE STUDENT ENTERTAINERS of Oklahoma State University is a student employment organization serving a three-fold purposeg providing student employment opportunities, developing student con- fidence through public performances, and furnishing en- tertainment for community civic' clubs, schools and churches as a public service. A portable sound system and electronic piano add to their versatility, whether they are performing inside or outdoors. Any student at Oklahoma State University who can provide wholesome entertainment of any type is wel- come to join this organization. This talented group of entertainers has been received with enthusiasm and acclaim throughout the state, and the students are frequent performers at campus events. Page KVRO RADIO The campus radio station provides valuable experience for speech students and for those interested in advertising, produc- tion, direction and other phases of radio. ROXV 1: jim D. Hughey CPersonnel Managerb, Tom Blair llVIanagerl, Billy Lou Perry ffontinuity Directorl, Gary Dvorak Ql'rogram Directorj, Bob Johnson Clfaculty Advisory. RUVV 22 Barbara Keith QAnnouncerl, Ram N. Singh QSpecial MASONlC CLUB Comprised of students who are members of the various Nia- sonic bodies, the Masonic club strives to further its fellowship through friendship and brotherly association. ROVV 1: Jay Ilarader QSecretary-TreasurerJ, Dale H. Sher- Servicesj, john N. Albright fSpecial Servicesj, Roger Alan Enninga CIVIusic Directorj, Donald Dean McPheeters fAIl- nouneerb, Betty Jean DeVilliers. ROVV 3: Charles VV. Mul- lins fAnnouneerl, Don Sullivan, Richard Chegwin CSpecial Events, Direetorl, Ronald Ilebensperger CSpecial Events, As- sistant Dirt-ctorl, Kenneth Kastl, Gunter B. Smith QNews lfditorl. man CPreside-ntl, Bill N. Lovelace CVice-Presidentj, Bill J. Blair CAdvisorJ. ROVV 2: Lloyd C. Reudy, I.yndell R. Dan- iels, Roy Nl. Johnson, Jack H. Graham, Frank E. Leiirand. ROXV 3: Stanley Henson, YVilliam Sharp, Harold V. Miller, Donald R. Downey, Guy Brehm. ROW 1: Harold G. VVells tPresidentj, Charlie J. Mohling tVice-Presidentl, Billy J. Robinson tHistorianj, Virgil R. Melton fLocal Chairmanj, Ray Anglin tTreasurerl, Karen Vnderhill, Marion Mackey. ROVV 2: Neil P. Zylich, john A. Query, John H. Ward, Virgil L. Groat, Jamison M. Bear, Ralph Pinter, Darrell M. Staggs. ROVV 3: Ronald D. Hen- shaw, Marvin VV. Baker, John R. Foster, Kenneth Nivens, Loyal D. Frank, Roger VV. Thompson, James A. Pharo, John VV. Ratcliff. ROVV 4: Robert li. McKinley, VVilliam T. Dever, Austin J. Hughes, Donald G. Robison, Franklin Bray, Basil Tallent, Tim D. Tarleton, Stanley Coppock, Jr., Ray C. Carman. Vet Hold Benefit Dance VETERANS CLUB BONNIE HIER Queen To Assist IOA Ranch HE VETERANS FILLED their time this year with many worthwhile projects and activities. They sponsored a benefit dance and sold mums at homecoming, the proceeds of which went to the ICA Ranch at Per- kins. Another outstanding project was the blood donor drive for the veterans hospital at llluskogee. Their so- cial highlight was a Christmas dinner-dance and the crowning of a queen, Bonnie Hier, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Any person who is a student or faculty member of Oklahoma State, and who has served at least ninety days of active service with one of the armed services, may become a member of the club. The club serves as a counseling and guidance service for veterans and insures them the full benefits of the Chl. Bill of Rights. Page 433 road ay Play Re-enacted By tudent Actor UNIVERSITY THEATER GUILD JONIEL FOSTER President SHARON BATTERTON Vice-President JAN NVYATT Secretary JOHN BREMAIER Treasurer ROW 1: Beverly Ioa Lebeda, Sharon Ann Batterton lVice- Presidentj, ,Ioniel Foster fPresidentj, Jan Lee VVyatt fSecre- taryj, Trula Guiou QRepresentative to Student Assemblyj, Marlene Kay Fisk. ROW 2: Charlene Proctor, Sandy Bald- win, Peggy Moore, Linda Meeks, Denise Beaubien, Istvan Laszlo, Billy Lou Perry, Gregg Bond. ROW 3: Darla Denton, UNIQUE FINE ARTS PRODUCTION this year was the musical, Brigadoon, which was presented by Theater guild, the music department and physical education department. This combination of inter- ests yielded One of the best examples of student talent that OSU has ever seen. Plays which were produced exclusively by University Theater guild this year in- cluded An Enemy of the People, I'Desk Set, HA Kiss for Cinderella, and HThe Raininakerf' llembership in University Theater guild is opeII to any student interested in either backstage Or onstage dramatics. Constant activity is prevalent in the guild, as there is always a play in production Or tryouts being held. University Theater guild is trying to promote interest in the area of fine arts at OSU, while providing oppor- tunity for experience in dramatic production for those persons interested. Johnnie Prather, Katie Pace, Carla Sweet, Bob Cary, Kay VVilburn, Rosalie Jones, Linda Skidmore, Jacques Higgins, Barbara Gough. ROW 4: Martha Shipe, Nancy Hampton, Luanne Brady, Linda M. Jones, Roger Alan Enninga, Rowena Root, Charley Thompson, Kathy VValz, Sandy Werre, Barbara Arnold. Page 434 Committee Plan And pon tor Varied Aciiviiie STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD BYRON BEHRING President SEATIED: jerrie Pinkerton CSpeeiaI Programsj, Linda jones fGamesj, Ruth Marie Ahrberg CViee-Presidentj, Donna Peery fSeeretaryJ, Byron Behring QPresidentj, Harold Mcllroy QEX- ecutive Vice-Presidentj, Rosalind Cihak fPubIic Relationsj, ROVIDING A XVELL-ROUNDED PROGRAM of activities for the students of OSU, the seven committees of the Student Union Activities board plan all stu- dent events for the year and help determine Union policies. Any student interested in working on the board may join one of the committees-social, exhibitions, hospi- tality, public relations, special programs, publicity and games. Some of the main activities sponsored by the board include the Student Union fair, Howdy dance, Christmas sing, Student Quarterback club, bowling tournaments, after-game dances, bridge lessons, Sadie Hawkins dance, VVestern Week, Cupidys Fling, freshman talent show and the freshman ball. Committee chairmen and board oflicers are selected by the board and must have worked on committees for one semester. Dixie Marsh tllnspitality Committeej. STANDING: Nancy VVier, Ben Douglas, Pat Taylor fProgram Consultantj, Abe L. Hesser CDireetorj, Darrel Behring, Michael Photeadis. Page 439 Chapter trcngthcn Democratic Part Function YOUNG DEMOCRATS CHARLES CRAIG President JIM BEHRENDS lst Vice-President CLIFF BATH 2nd Vice-President Jo NIARILYN DEAN Secretary SHAILA AERY Treasurer ROW 1: Harold Herring, W. A. Brence, Dixie Williams CCol- lege Committeewomanj, Veron Garrison CTreasurerj, Duane Harrel, Roland E. Sodowsky fPresidentj, Kathleen Shelton fSocial Chairmanj, Cliff Bath QCollege Committeemanj, Charles Craig fFirst Vice-Presidentj, James Weathers CPublic Relationsj, Max T. Teters, Donald Lee Hixnn, David King. ROW 2: Sue Bilbro, Sharon Towles, Peggy Cornels, Peggy Groover, Bob Feist, Michael W. Zaloudek, Frank C. Gierhart, Margaret Mallory, Harold Ware, Diane Dailey, Mary Binns, Betty Jo Rike, Jan Myers, Vyrla Dean Smith. ROW 3: Don Gard, Johna Breckenridge, Dale Smith, Janet Wilson, Maree VVade, ,lanell Webster, William L. Brock, Jim E. Hatchett, Charles Sallinger, James S. Collier, Earl L. Lawrence, Bob W. White, Rosalie Greiner, Linda Skidmore, Betty Firebaugh, Kay Woodward, Woody King. ROW 4: Helen Horton, Linda McBride, Vera Dean Garrett, Donna Shea, Gayle George, Sandra Fisher, Jo Pender, Nancy Hampton, Carl Bruce, Gary Brown, Randy Jones, John Barrett, Penny Harri- son, Elizabeth K. Buxton, Mary Ann Stewart, Margie Hare, Carole Bohannon, Mary Jane Roby. Page 436 ROW 1: Sammie Jayroe, Betty L. Bateman, Virgilea Walden, Janice Crook, Belva McCroskey, LeAnn Booker, Judy Frazier, Mickey Bullard, Hannah Kay Hilpirt, Carl D. Kennedy, Jerry D. Hull, Claude Tapp, Wilma Montgomery, Cumifaye Brew- ster, Mary Jo Eberwein, Christine Miller. ROW 2: Barbara Jane Honeycutt, Patty VanAntwerp, Marilyn VVebb, Judith Schmitz, Gaylen Miller, Don Nelson, Mitchell Jones, J. Ed- ward Oliver, L. Larry Field, Judy Ewing, Roger Blount, Pat Meek, Bettye Stallings, Ray Finegan, Alice Alig, Rhoda Tubbs, Jan Davis, ROW 3: Marcia Shimonek, Jayne Curtis, Pat YOUNG DEMOCRATS James, Frances George, Abigail Newcum, Sara Parker, Pat Kelley, Sandra Snyder, Marilyn Jenkins, Louise Lowe, Carol Bruce, Pauline Comad, Margaret Lee, Janice Hancock, Carla Ewell, Carol Ann Rushton, Judy Zaloudek. ROW 4: Judy Drummond, Jan Lang, Ronald Townsend, Cecil Drummond, Larry Walter, James Behrends, Thomas Harmon, Stanley Skaer, Joe Langley, Charles B, Kelley, Calvin 0. Graham, Don Kindley Davis, Dick Waterfield, Bob Stafford, Lonnie R. Ruth, Charles VV. Lamphere, VV. David Van Scoter, Hecktor J. Cliff. KLAHOMA sTATE's YOUNG DEMOCRATS was founded to teach methods of political organization to young people in order that they may gain a basic knowl- edge of politics and the government. Organized on the OSU campus in 1949, the chapter now boasts a membership of over 600 students. Young Democrats cooperate with the Democratic party and help to facilitate the political functions of the party. The chapter also sends delegates to district, state and national conventions. An outstanding event of the year was the banquet held in honor of George Nigh, Oklahoma,s newly- elected lieutenant governor, who was the featured speaker at the campus affair. The group also holds a spring banquet each year. Page 437 e ie Knowledge 0f Pelitie Provided YOUNG REPUBLICANS -IACK VVARN isa Piff'SiIlt'lIf Bl.-XRILYN B.x1.nwrN l'i4'e'-Prwsizlelzt SUE Frxmvsox Sffrrelrlry KAY Kansas TI't'Il5l1I'l'I' ROVV 1: Peggy VVever, Lois Ellis, Marilyn Baldwin fVice- Presidentj, Sue Finlayson CSecretaryl, Jack VVarner CPresi- dentj, Brandt May, VVilliam J. Manly, Kay Krihhs CTreas- urerj, Mary VVoods fProgram Chairmanj. ROVV 2: Karine Bowman, Vyrla Dean Smith, James Kendall, Loretta Bauer, Virgil P. Brown, Ulrich G. Vanliran, David B. Hughes, Gay Kessler, C'arol June Parr. ROVV 3: Barbara james, Susan IGHLIGHTING 'ri-ru ACTIVITIES of the Oklahoma State Young Republicans this year was the second annual state Young Republicans convention held on the campus in October, at which time David Anderson was elected junior chairman of the state organization. Young Republicans strive to provide college students with a training ground in politics and an opportunity to find political expression and recognition. The group sent a large delegation to the state YR Federation con- vention and was also represented at various Republican functions during the year. The state elections in No- vember presented the opportunity for many of the mem- bers to receive their initiation into politics on the county and state level. llary lVoods was selected this year's 'lllliss Repub- - H llcan. ' Markley, Beverly Nlaritt, Lynda Hansen, Dorothy Tarpley, Tim D. Tarleton, Gene Owens, Phillip Bennett, Dean Fetzer, Gloria Miller. RUVV 4: Lloyd C. Reudy, Betty VVare, Charles D. Campbell, Bill Kempster, Gene Scovel, Ray johnson, George Ormiston, Stanley Coppock, Barbara Ellis, Jeanie Hill, Lou Ann Barno. Page -P38 ROVV 1: Gerald L. Appelgate, Bill Knighten, Billy H. VVhite, Milton C. Schulze, R. Gene VVhite, Harold V. Miller, VVayne E. VVeber, Calven D. Moe, Boyd D. Mills, Jack E. VVilliam- son, Alton C. Caplinger, Kenneth G. Keenum, Rohert L. Har- tin, Don R. Morrow. ROVV 2: Jim Shmicll, Ralph E. Doutey, Russell L. Donathan, Kent Judson Fletcher, Harry James, VVilliam F. Carter, John B. Dunaway, Bill Terry, John Col- vert, Larry D. Major, Henry VV. Mappes, James J. Eischen, VVilliam D. Munson, James A. Countryman, Kenneth B. Red- mond. ROW' 3: Charles L. Heaton, Harold B. Kimble, Ran- dell VVells, James Vanlieckum, Melburne Pearson, VVilliam J. Guinan, Ernest L. Stair, Judson H. Pierce, Paul L. VVinsor, VV. Lee Chatham, Thomas M. Mowdy, Robert H. Gengler, J. Frederick Hensley, Michael G. VValsh, Roy B. Smith, J. Vann Hill. ROVV 4: Frank Crider, Jr., Michael Podolin, Richard L. Blake, Paul D. Temple, Richard L. Rissler, VVilliam E. Kyser, VVilliam Johnston, Michael J. House, James G. Graham, David E. Breshears, Andrew D. Mach, Robert D. Stewart, Marvin D. Leighton, Phillip VV. Day, John M. Harper, Jr. regram Create Fellow hip Among Member ALPHA PSI JOHN H. B,uzTox President LT.-XROLD LXIILLER Irift'-lJI't'.S'idl'IIf BILL KN1GH'rizN Setirelzzry XVAYN12 XVALLER Tl'6'IlA'llI'E7' L'1'1'LEMENT1NG PROFESSION.-xL STUDIES with semi- monthly programs which touch on many of the com- munity problems and responsibilities a veterinarian must face, Alpha Psi, a national fraternity in vet- erinary medicine, helps to make more well rounded citi- zens of its 72 members. Oklahoma State's chapter was founded in 1954 for the purpose of bringing fellowship to its members and creating closer union among them. Its activities include social functions, such as dinner-dances, informal parties and steak fries. 1 The obtaining of a house is a major goal of the group, and definite steps are being taken in this direction through an increased house fund and membership. Page College Education Includes Social Life SOCIAL DANCE CLUB DELoREs FORD Presiden t JAMES BERRY Vice-Presidezzt ANNETTE SMITH Secretary HARVEY HABIILTON Treasurer ROW 1: Flora Ellis QSponsorj, Delores Ford fPresidentj, James B. Ellison fPresident-Electj, Annette Smith QSecretaryj, Harvey Hamilton CTreasurerD. ROW 2: Benny Bal, Jo Bond, Cecil Hoyt, Alan Reichardt, Carolyn Campbell, Nancy OCIAI. ACTIVITIES are a large part of a Well-rounded college education. Students wanting to get into the swing of things can get instruction in the latest jit- terbug, fox trot and waltz steps. This instruction is under the watchful eye of Flora Klae Ellis. Advanced classes for Latin-American dance steps are taught by Eugene Anderson. Students who belong to the Social dance club have a chance to put this education to work when the club holds its annual formal dance in the fall. Favorite pastimes are the Saturday sock-hop rnatinees, which are practice periods. ' Acting as a graduation present and a climax to the year's activities, the cotton ball, an informal dance, is held late in the spring. Stinson. ROVV 3: Lois Elaine Lasater, Dennis Lo, Cynthia Muir, Winston Gene Shindell, Mahwood Eskafi, Priva Chong- vatana, Esther Rae Snoddy. Page 440 OCIAL DA CE CLUB Social Dance club seeks to assist students who want to learn to variety of steps taught in the club. Faculty instructor is Miss dance, and to help improve one's dancing style. Student in- Flora Mae Ellis. structors Delores Ford and Cecil Hoyt demonstrate one of a Page 44-1 7 POULTRY JUDGING TEAM S0lLS JUDGING TEAM ROVV 1: I. C. Gilbreath CCoachD, Raymond Sharp. ROVV 2: SEATED: Rnel Bain CCoachj, Fay Spears CQuc-enl. STAND- Lawayne Nnsz, Grant Praytor, Bob Squires. ING: Jerry Arledge, Andy Leven, -lack Nelson. DAIRY PRRDUCTS JURGING TEAM DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING TEAM ROVV 1: Charles VV. Kolar, Jr., Phillip Joe Fitzsimmons, Paul ROVV 1: Merle Nickelson, Jim Flower, E. R. Berousek E. Johnson fC0achl. ROVV 2: James Emmett Robinson, Leh- fC'oachj. ROVV 2: Don Renharger, Glenden Adams, Leonard mann Deuel Hines, VVilliam Leroy Love. Bailey. fa-.wn1n-i-xg fill- 1l l CROPS JUDGING TEAM LIVESTECK JUDGING TEAM ROW 1: Floyd Bolton, David Sander CAdvisorD. ROVV 2: ROVV 1: Elvin D. VVhite, Bill Vincent, Billy Ashe. ROVV 2: .lack Triplett, Clyde Elmore, Jim Stritzke. Kenneth Freeze, Fred Little, VVayne Haygood. ROVV 3: Bill J. Troub, Merle Nickelson, Roy L. Butler. ELEWER JUDGING TEAM MEATS JUDGING TEAM ROW 1: Paul joe Mitchell, Richard N. Payne QCoachl. ROVV ROVV 1: Glen Bratcher QDepartment Headb, Jim Clower, 2: George H. Hedger, Melvin L. Sharpe, Zan A. Nelson. Lowell Walters CCOachj. ROW 2: A. J. Rexroat, Max Lind- say, Don Renbarger, Don Loveless. epre tentative Goe To ational Convention STUDENT AVMA NI EL PEARsoN Pre'.s'i1lf'11t GENE lVH1T12 Iyilftf-lJI'f'.fidt'lIl BILL Cf.-XRTER Svvrfftflry JIM XYANBECKL' M ill!'6Vl.l'lll't?f ROW 1: Mel Pearson fPresidentQ, Gene VVhite CPresident- Electj, W. F. Carter 1Treasurerj, Jim VanBeckum CSecre- taryj, Milton C. Schulze, Bill Terry, Ralph E. Doutey, Ernest L. Stair, Tom Mowdy, Kent J. Fletcher. ROVV 2: Nedra Car- penter, Harold B. Kimble, Russell L. Donathan, Robert S. Titus, Robert L. Hartin, Ray Baird, Boyd D. Mills, Robert S. Laves, John D. Colvert, Alton C. Caplinger, Michael G. VValsh. ROVV 3: John M. Harper, jr., Billy H. VVhite, James A. Countryman, Harry James, Henry W. Mappes, Thomas G. Mooney, VV. Lee Chatham, Clay M. Posey, Ken- neth L. Royse, Howard L. Whitemore, Rodye E. Butler, Byron VV. Behring. ROW 4: Cyril Brown, Robert Gengler, Robert A. VVhitney, Kenneth B. Redmond, Frank A. Serra, Paul L. VVinsor, Jack D. Miller, Judson H. Pierce, Bill Taylor, Michael Kahanovsky, Katharine Morrison, Charles L. Heaton, William I. Guinan. ROVV 5: Bill Knighten, Ben B. Norman, Bill Ridenour, Larry Major, Harold V. Miller, Jim Shmidl, Culver D. Moe, Jack E. VVilliamson, Gerald L. Appelgate, Fred John- son, john H. Barton, Richard S. Reese. Page 444 ROVV 1: Donald M. Campbell, Marvin L. Denny, jr., J. Vann Hill, William E. Kyser, Garland M. Lasater, jess L. Brewer, Michael Podolin, Robert C. Fischel, Brian H. Espe, Roy B. Smith, Richard L. Rissler. ROW 2: Frank Crider, Phillip W. Day, John E. Terrall, Paul D. Temple, William I. Strube, Phillip R. Major, David E. Breshears, Gerald A. Hegreberg, Andrew D. Mach, jerry R. Gillespie, Daniel R. Jones, An- thony C. Thomas. ROW 3: Richard L. Blake, Richard E. Dillman, J. Frederick Hensley, Robert David Stewart, Richard D. Roth, Emil john Kasik, jr., james G. Graham, Dale L. Schomp, Mark M. Mayo, Don A. Ensey, jr., Bruce G. Stringer, STUDENT AVMA Robert 1. Van Patter, David G. Mitchell, Alton K. Spencer. ROVV 4: janet Grantham, Erwin C. Grau, Carol jane VVerner, Thomas E. jueschke, Nicholas A. Nail, Lewis D. Roach, james L. Arrington, Edwin D. Fisher, Billy D. Tolbert, Robert I.. Boss, Louis VV. Nightengale, Jim McCallie, Doyne Ilamm, Michael A. Lucas, Gaylord H. French, Jr. ROVV 5: Roy Vvayne Grif'l'ith, Ned Moses Ross, Dwayne Lee Jeffries, Arlis Dormon Boothe, Lester R. Dupler, Michael M. Richie, jerry A. Xvilson, James H. Balenger, Truman L. Hudson, Donald A. lNIuncy, Edward Lee Schenk, Bill Inscoe, James H. Stone. ARD woizk, HOURS or STUDY, and the burning of the midnight oil are all familiar to members and pledges of Student American Veterinary illedi- cine association. Though the school requires six long years of intensive study, activity in various organi- zations on campus is not hindered. Guest speakers at bi-monthly meetings offer subjects of interest to all pro- fessional students. Athletic participation by the club has resulted in many honors during the year, and this, com- bined with social functions, rounds out a friendly atmos- phere for members. Highlighting the year is the sending of a representa- tive to the National A. V. bf. A. convention each sum- mer. The representative gathers new and interesting material which is designed to stimulate the chapter's fu- ture work and the interests of the members. Page 445 inundation tresses International Concern WESLEY FOUNDATION Alon SHAFER President Kimi BOATRIGHT Iliff-Pff'.S'iI1f'IIf JAN ET REMY Secretary -loHN MCCONNELL Treasurer ROVV 1: Bonnie Fisher, Janet Remy QSeeretaryj, Kirk Boat- right tVice-Presidentl, Dona Ballinger CCommission Chair- manj, Mary Anna Harris fCommission Chairmanj, John Mc- Connell tTreasurerj, Joe Shafer CPresidentj, John Combs 1Campus Ministerj, james R. Dawson, Ann Heise, Joniel Foster, Bunnie Barnes, Peggy Hammer, Sara Spradling. ROW 2: Marjorie Martin, Esther Mapp, Judy Sanderson, Bemy Bai, Nellie Platner, Darryl Johnson, John Spurgeon, james VVil- liams, Ray Magnuson, Mary Louise Page, Howl Wes, Kay Hullet, jerrye Gray, Elizabeth Long, Caroline Nixon, Peggy HE wizsnizv FOUNDATION is the ministry of the lliethodist church to students at Oklahoma State University. It offers to students opportunities for inquiry into the Christian faith, study, worship, fellowship, service, and counseling, and in addition en- ables students to gain a frame of reference from which they can order their lives. The foundation also emphasizes concern for people throughout the world and strives to meet the needs of these people. Activities of the foundation include social action tours of mental and penal institutions, and participation in intramural athletics. Any student is eligible for membership and all stu- dents are invited to attend the vesper services. VVeaver. ROVV 3: Meredith Greenwood, Beverly Blake, Rob- ert Terrell, Jo ,lean Hicks, Alvin L. Schultz, Sung Joon Cho, Tim D. Tarleton, Karen Jones, L. Clyde Elmore, Danny VV. Tarter, Dave Edwards, Mick Chism, Margaret Mallory, Lloyd Newby, Julie Glass, Twanda Smith. ROW 4: Suzanne Rucker, Anne Meek, Jim Enix, Jerrel Lochner, J. Yvonne Py- bas, Betty Jeanne Haigler, Berton Epler, Joe Wiley Fowler, Gerald Hickman, Bill Nelson, Margy G. Hubbard, Stephen H. Foster, Dean Ivey, Lydia Roper, Hardy C. McKaskle, Pat Puckett, Doris Bolton, Anita Sparks. Page -H6 YQVE ,Q-+V' Sharon Towles places the sign inviting all students to the afternoon coffee on the door of the BSU as Harley Hamaker uccessiul Ve per BAPTIST STUDENT UNl0N JOHN JACOB President BRYAN STEYVART Vice-President CAROL DL'RST S Ucretflr-1' DR. BRYAN GLASS fldfvisor REV. Tom TIPTON Parlor Advisor Inside the student center Jenny Land receives a cup of 'coffee poured by Larry lNfIcClain. Students help out daily in this friendly gesture. Achieve Purpo e HE SUCCESS OF EVENING VESPER services of the Baptist Student union is evidence of the fact that the group is achieving its purpose of extending Christian influence to all Students on the campus. Through this program, members may acquire Bible study and Christian fellowship. The BSU also strives for the promotion of spiritual development of students through Christian education. It serves as a linlc between the various churches of the community. The Christian ideals of Baptist students are the basis for a well-rounded program of religious ac- tivities, combined with fellowship and companionship. Serving as the link between the 2,500 Baptist students of OSU and the local church, the BSU extends mem- bership to all student members of the Baptist faith. Page 441 oligion Group Attends ational Convention CATll0LlC NEWMAN CLUB ,ALLEN li. R EDING Prerifimit JERRY Plfiiilfak l,fl'I'-Pft'5idI'IIf IJFITNER J.fxRRE1.L S were tary K. D. ciRlilNER ylfl'll.l'lH'I'f ROVV 1: VVirt Franklin, Jerry Arledge, Andy Leven, David Lambert, Carol Ann Greiner, Margaret Henderson, Nancy DeLong, Christine Miller, Feliciano Sixto, James M. Schiltz, Don F. Alden. ROW 2: Loyola Walters, Jerry Pfeifer tVice- Presidentl, K. D. Greiner tTreasurerJ, Richard Ruffini, Father Clement Priril, VVilliam Joseph Clardy, Robert C. Hoffman, Allen B. Reding tPresidentj, Ronald Hula, Dennis Maher, Robert Bellinghausen, Charles Ellis, Don Hale, Leitner Jarrell tSecre-taryl. ROVV 3: Barbara Ramming, Linda Steil, Fran- ces Ronck, John R. Ketchum, Bill Killeen, John Tomasic, Larry Ellis, Joe Reinert, Thomas L. Re-ding, Linda Schneider, Caro- ociai., RELio1oLis AND 1NTEI.I.ECTL'AL participation of Catholic students when they are attending a non-Catholic college or university is the principal aim and purpose of this student fellowship. Delegates from the Newman club have traveled far this year, representing the group at the national conven- tion held at Qhio State university and the province con- vention held in Dallas, Texas. Although all students cannot attend these events, the club sponsors several ac- tivities that engage the talents of everyone. In addition to helping with the St. Francis Xavier Halloween car- nival in the fall, the Newman club compiles a Catholic student directory, holds a retreat for all schools around the state, sponsors a spaghetti supper in the spring, and includes on its social calendar a variety of events. lyn Lambert, Marilyn Turner, Dotty Daman, Angela Decker, Janice Crook. ROW 4: Mary Jo Eberwein, Virginia Walden, Judy Jacoby, Joan Horinek, Val Eberwein, John Reinert, Don J. Kunkle, James S. Collier, Francis J. Linenfelser, Robert L. Amend, Stanley Zarambo, Sandra Kaye Shipp, Kenneth Klie- sen, Dotty VVeingart, Mary Grace Schmidt. ROVV 5: Fran Ziegler, Tod R. Synos, Anthony C. Reding, Gary Sieland, Fred Gurney, Jim Losleben, Daniel liruehl, Jr., Ronald F. llebensperger, Carlos E. VVeaver, Dennis C. Harrington, Rich- ard T. Buser, Robert ll. Rosseth, Virginia A. Diehl, Lois C. Hodgen. l nge -H8 CANTERBURY ASSOClATl0N Being an organization for students of Episcopalian belief, Canterbury association is one of the oldest religious groups on campus. KAPPA PHI Kappa Phi is a service organization for Methodist women. The group's projects this year included assistance to a little girl at the Methodist Home located in Tahlequah. ROVV 1: Mrs. Joe J. Bennett CSponsorj, Anita Sparks CTreas- urerj, Mary Louise Page fPresidentl, Margy Hubbard CChap- lainl, Lydia Roper fVice-Presidentl, Sue Reed fSecretaryj, Mrs. E. E. Ricker CAssistant Sponsorj. ROVV 2: jo Ann ROVV 1: Paul Dickinson CPresidentj, Barbara Highleyman CSecretaryl, Rev. VVayne N. Metz QAdvisorl. ROW 2: Richard Chegwin fVice-Presidentj, Robert Gamble, Ralph Morgan, Don Reed. lloward, Flora Hauser, Nancy Carole Morton, Mary ,lane Hastie, Pauline Conrad, Pat Puckett, Bunnie Barnes, Caroline Nixon. ROVV 3: Karen VVinget, Ramona Rhodes, Anne Meek, Nell Platner, Sybil Shafer, Betty Jeanne Haigler, Dona Ballin- ger, Doris Bolton, Anne Jenkins, Sara Spradling. ROW 4: Carol JoAnne English, Sylvia Rutherford, Valeria Robinson, Ann Heise, Carolyn Stewart, .loniel Foster, Linda Kliewer, Trudi Brownlee, 'lerrye Gray, Suzanne Fenton. PI ZETA KAPPA Pi Zeta Kappa, an honorary religious organization, selects its members on the basis of campus leadership and participation in religious activities. ROVV 1: Anna Phoebe Kunneman fPresidentJ, Marcia Ander- son CPublicityj, Pamela Gassett QSRC RepresentativeJ, Mar- guerite McMurtrey CSRC Representativej, Betty Sublette CSec- retaryJ, Josephine Hoffer CFaculty Advisorj. ROVV 2: Caro- WESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION This Presbyterian student fellowship conducted a mission study tour in preparation for work projects and also sponsored various social events throughout the year. ROVV 1: Rev. LeRoy Loats fUniversity Pastorj, George VVad- ley fTreasurerj, Freida VVolf fPresidentJ, Joyce Anderson CSecretaryj, Rosalind Cihak, Cecil Hoyt Cliellowship Chair- manj. ROW 2: Martha Cleverdon CHostessj, Kouk Kim lyn Friedemann, Mary Anna Harris, Mary Sue lyloore, Loretta Hauer, Frieda YVolf, Joy Rae Renner, Ellen Brinker. ROVV 3: Cheryl Deering, Joylyn Teeters, Jill Roberts, Elsie Dickey, Joann Huitt, Emagene Jenkins, Caroline Nixon. ROVV 4: Suzann Rucker, Judy Sanderson, Virginia Adams, Mary Eva Nemecek, Sandra Hadwiger, Mary Louise Page, Virginia Hampton, Carol Jay Durst. Jung, Michael Lucas, Jim VVhittenburg, Marcia Anderson fVice-Presidentj, Carol Partrick, Laurel Burley. ROVV 3: Gailyn L. Dees, Wanda Parrish, Marjorie Hanna, Richard Ed- wards, Dave George, John D. Thiesing, Joan Jacob, Jean Nickel. ROVV 4: Bobbie Moore, Carol Bohannon, William L. Brock, Maynard M. Kirby, Ronnie N. Crossley, Gary R. Seth, Gail Mason, Marilee Davidson, Rosetta Schmidt. am1nm:wawaew.agaetmm:.mmwv 1.1 ff fs, f ,Q sn. 5.51pm Q ROW 1: Carol Colter, Carol Fischer fSecretaryJ, David Thompson fTreasurerj, Gary Mounce QPresidentj, Sandra Hadwiger, Wayne E. Coats, Bill R. Knapp, Kathryn Graves, Van D. Spurgeon fCampuS Ministerj, Harriett Wright, John- nie Williams QEditorJ, Joylyn Teeters, Russell Kline, Sandra Thomas fFinancial Secretaryj, Don Anderson CVice-Presi- dentj. ROW 2: Judy Winters, Julia Mahan, Jayne Curtis, Edward Hawkins, Joe McCutcheon, Bluford Miller, Jack Goree, Bill Van Vliet, John Foster, Kenneth L. Dotter, John K. Murdock, Lloyd H. Morgan, Robert E. Warrick, Ann Morford, James N. Ingle, Ronald V. Ecker. ROW 3: Karen Lee Hein, Joe Dean Mills, Frankie Frazier, Vicki Le Rupe, Sharon Douma, Roberta Rychel, Janice Herbert, Wayne Studebaker, Doris Woods, Dan L. Harris, Gary M. Utter, Bobby Sisney, Kathryn Dobson, Patricia Lowe, Martha Tarpey, Ronald Ray Bogue, Gerald L. Carrington. ROW 4: Esther Rae Snoddy, Paula Wise, Mary Beth Phillips, Emagene Jenkins, Barbara Benes, Olive Johnson, Edward J. Oliver, Jerry Sutherland, Garry Prather, J. M. Jackson, M. Dean Howe, John Sander, Barbara Mattern, Delleen Crocker, Joyce Williams, Margaret Lee. C piritual De elopment lllfered To tudent DISCIPLES STUDENT FEl.LOWSlllP GARY KIOUNCE President DON ANDERSON Vibe-President CAROL FISCHER Scvretfzry SANDRA THOMAS Financial Secretary DAVio THOMPSON Treasurer S. F. OFFERS A FELLOVVSHIP for any student who desires spiritual development in conjunction with . academic advancement. Sunday evening suppers, ecumenical study groups, forum hours and wor- ship supplement the Sunday morning program. The students in Disciples Student fellowship work closely with other religious groups and non-denomina- tional movements at Oklahoma State University, includ- ing Religious Emphasis week. Their activities also extend beyond this campus, as the D. S. F. state convention and the national ecclesia conference, which serve to broaden the students' oppor- tunity for Christian study and service. D. S. F. activities are centered at the Christian Stu- dent center, 318 VVest street. Page 451 egional Convention Attended ln Colorado GAMMA DELTA l,teu.1.rz HARRIS 1ssl5.ulN.xT1oN or 'rrrra SCl1ll l'L'R.XL world view in ljwxizlezrf eireles of higher ecluezrtion is one of the main oh- liora Iirusri l'i1-ff-Presizlffzzl l.oRri'r r'.x l3.xL'12R Sl'l'I'1'ffl7'j' UA l,li liuursrc '1v!'f'!l5'1lI't'l' ROVV 1: Kathryn Ann l?l!lSCll, Dale Kirmse f'lil'C'll5lll'C'l'l, I,u- cille Harris tlgresimlentj, Loretta Bauer fSt'l'l'Cf1ll'j'l, Jim Henkel fsfllllill c'll1lll'll'1llllD, Norman Sturclevzlnt tVespers Chzrirmanl. ROW' 2: Constance Hoeltzel, Selma llenke, joy jeetives in this l1llfllCl'2lll fellowship. This is closely followed by Zlll inereased study of the Bible. An important event for this year's membership was the OSU Beta Sigma chapter trip to lfstes Park, Colo- rzulo, to attend the regional eonvention. Other outstzuul- ing activities included the yearly presentation of 21 vol- urne of Klartin Luther's work to the Oklaholnzr State l.'nix'ersity library, :Incl pzirtieipzition in the ezunpus Re- ligious lfniphasis week. Clzunnm Delta has brought about an increase ot reli- gious eonseiousness to nrenihers of the Lutheran faith, whieh will be Carried with them throughout their eolf lege ezireer and into the future. Rare Renuer, Beverly Bruntlrup, Renettzl llZ1I'Il'lS, Veldzr XViIln1s, Nzrney Kllllllemllll. ROVV 3: Miriam Uesch, Adrian Meyer, Gene llollrah, jim Stritzke, Donald Nohis, Earl Korterneier, Albert Yzlnke. Page 452 RUXV lt Jim King, Gzirlanil Vopelin lfhaplainl, Mike Cliisin K,-Xlumni Seeretaryl, -lim Enix Qforresponding Sec'i'etaryl, Bill Nelson ll'rc-sidentl. RUNV 2: Charles VVarren Mullins, johnny Maxwell, Dave lidwarcls CTW-asurerl, Dean Ivey, james R. Dawson QRegional C'oorclinatnrl. RUXV 3: joe Niussa, -luck Nelson, C. A. Hartwig, -Ir., john YV. Bicflonnell, Lloyd M. flilllllllllll, Allen H. Evans. ROVV 4: Dale E. Chlou- lwer, Tlieran F. XVilliams CRet'orcling Seeretaryl, jean Arthur Kenwortliy, jerry ul. Box, Berton D. lipler, Gene L. Arm- strong, Kirk lioatright. Mon' Fellow hip Gro Through orvioo SIGMA THETA EPSlLON Him. Ni2I.SoY N oRc:.xNiZ,xTioX CONIl'USliIJ oi-' xifi'1'HonIS'1' men l,I'l'5ill!'IIf seeking closer fellowship tliroiigli service in tlie plonx l.i:iixi.xx lvi1'1'-Pl'1'A'i1fi'11f 'l'HEiz.xN l . XVILLI.-XXIS ' Rl'!'flI'IliIlfjSf'1'I'4'1l1I 1' ,lui Ifxix Cl0I'I't'.S'f70lllhllfj Sf'1'7't'fIIl'j' DAVE lfimpxaims 1'l'I'fl.Vlll't'I' elinreli, Sigma Theta lfpsilon eenters its activities aroiincl participation in serviee projects anal reliA gious training. 'lllie group participates in tlie regional conclave in the spring and in the church services on Sundays. Mem- bers airl in performing duties at tlie XVesley lfounclation Stiiclent Center, assist llletlioclist elillrelies in the local area anil lielp xritli any service work tliat is neeclecl. The purposes of Sigma Theta lfpsilon inelucle tlie organization of life aroiinil religion, anil fellowship anil leatlersliip among tlie laymen anil elergy. Klembersliip in tlie organization is open to all men students of Kletlioclist preference. Page -l-53 Service Crgani atien Celebrate Centennial YMCA CARL JONES President BILL SIIELTON l'ire-Prrsizlmzt RICHARD SWANSON Srfremry RONALD Yecii yl7'f'Il.l'llff'7' ROW 1: Dr. L. P. Richardson flfaeulty Advisorj, Richard Swanson tSeeretaryj, Ronald Yeck CTreasurerj, Karen Krause. ROW 2: Harold Herring fChaplainj, Bill Shelton tVice- IIE oLoEs'I' ORGANIZATION on the Oklahoma State campus, Student Young lXIen's Christian associa- tion is a part of a World-wide Christian connnunity consisting of groups of students and faculty mem- bers of various races and ereeds. YHICA is a service organization which strives to provide a means for col- lege men to bI1ild their lives in a well-rounded manner. Any student is eligible for membership. Activities sponsored by the Student YNICA include the Barbell club, Collegiate United Nations club, weekly coffee hour program, intramural activities, human rela- tions workshop, vesper programs, swimming and football. Celebrating its 100th anniversary on college campuses this year, the Student YKICA is one of the nation's oldest student associations. Presidentj, VVilliam Carl Denney, Dale E. Chlouber, Lynn Simpson. ROVV 3: Gene Seovel, Elwyn Isaacs, Garry Prather, Ronnie N. Crossley, Charles Campbell. Page 454 ROVV 1: Paula Kimbro, Ann Himes CTreasurerD, Gay VVion fSeeretaryl, Karen Krause CPresidentD, jean Shepherd CVice- Presidentj, Carolyn Stewart, Julia Lee Stephens fSponsorj, RUVV 2: Sandy Barrie, -In Stankewitz, Judy Mills, Janie Allen, Kathy Jones fpublicity Chairmanj, Valeria Robinson, Blary Loy, Susie Reardon. ROVV 3: Nancy Kunneman, Rosa- lind Helms, Verna Mason, Ella Lou Hembree, Beverly Han- nah, Jane Tua, Joy Rae Renner, Mary Carol Burns, Sheila Harshaw. ROVV 4: Charlene Butler, Marilyn Mixon, Mary Lynne Putt, Mary Binns, Lindasu Osborn, Janice Herbert, Pat Savage, Darla Denton, Margaret Horn. all ectional Conference Held 011 Campu YWCA P.fxL'LA KIM Rao President Rosfxuxn Harms I7ft'l1-PI'Z?.Yilil'7If IQATHY ,loxes Sevrelrzry CAROLYN S'rEwAR'1' Trrwrzrrer HE YWCA is A FELLOVVSHIP of women students that welcomes all who desire to search for the meaning of life. It provides the opportunity to explore the meaning of the Christian faith and gives training in church and community leadership. The YXVCA is a Continuing ecumenical experience, as students of various denominations study, worship and act together around common concerns. In October, YVVCA was host to the other YVVCAS and YKICAs in Oklahoma for the fall sectional confer- ence. Each spring, as an all-campus gesture, the YYVCA holds the NYU auction, one of its main projects. Also a human relations workshop, in cooperation with the YIICA, is sponsored for all students. This past De- cember delegates from our association attended the sixth national student assembly of the YHICA and YVVCA at the University of Illinois. Page 455 Women Journalists Unite For Improvement TIIETA IGM PHI Primm' Cox l,!'l'XII1l'IIf Ii.yriiRyN R L'I,I2 IVIIY'-lJff'.Vidf'lll' KI.-xR11.yN ligxnnwix S1'1'r'1'lary Lixnx Snryxrxnn 'lvI't'Il.l'IlI'f'7' N.xTioNlxI. HOXORARY IfR.X'I'IiRNITY for women in journalism, Theta Sigma Phi serves as co-sponsor of the Varsity Revue, annual all-campus variety show. The purpose of the organization is to unite women planning to engage in journalistic fields and to improve working conditions for women in these areas. A major activity of Theta Sigma Phi is the Matrix Table hanquet, at which prominent women journalists are inyiterl to speak to outstanding women in the coni- inunity. The group also co-sponsors Journalism day, which is held on the campus each year. Qualifications for membership in Theta Sigma Phi include a minimum 2.5 overall grade point and a 3.0 average in journalism courses. Meinbers must he upper- classmen capable of assuming leadership and responsi- bility. ROVV 1: Sheila llarshaw, Linda Shumard C'Ilreasurerj, Peggy Frances lNfIayt'ielcl, Francesca NVacldill, C'laudia Keys, Kathryn Cox Cljresidentj, Marilyn Baldwin tSeeretaryj. ROVV 2: Rule tViee-Presidentl, Janice Crook Cllistorianj. Page +56 ROVV 1: Huntly Gordon, L. S. Pye CTreasurerj, Roland E. Gordon P. Hart, James C. Stratton, Ellsworth Chunn, Al Syl- Sodowsky fVice-Presidentj, Gary D. Smith CPresidentJ, Mau- vester, Bill Duncan. rice R. Haag fAdvisorj. ROW 2: Stanley VV. Proehaska, cholar hip A arded To Fourth E tate ajor SIGMA DELTA CHI CEARY SMITH lJl'l'XfIiFIIf ROLAND Sonoyvsm' f'in'-Presizlezzi BIIKE l3RoyvN St'l'!'l'I'!Ifj' L. S. Pvis 'I'rI'11surI'r INNER AIEETINGS IfIz.fxTcRING professional journal- ists as speakers are a part of the activities of Sigma Delta Chi, professional organization for men planning to make a career of journalism. An important function of this group is the C0-SP0l1S01'- ship of the Varsity Revue, along with Theta Sigma Phi, u'omen's journalism fraternity. Roland Sodoyvslcy served as the shouds director this year. Sigma Delta Chi awards four S100 scholarships to students majoring in journalism and planning to enter the profession after graduation. The organization continues to maintain an interest in the activities of its members and the type of journalistic writing in which they are engaged after they have left the university. Page 457 lumm Magazine Regarded Highly Professional ALUMNI PUBLlCATl0NS XVARRIZN SHELL Editor ROLAND Sooowsicy ilrristzuzt BILL DUNCAN Jssistmzt DALE rl1ALKINGTUN ,'1di1er1'iJi11g PIIIL SToL'T Class Norm HE OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE serves as the ollicial publication of the Oklahoma State University Alumni association and also carries in- formation concerning activities of the university. lt is a 32-page magazine published 12 times a year and distributed to alumni and former students of the institu- tion on a membership basis. The magazine maintains a high professional standard, carrying features, articles and news about alumni and the university. It is ranked among the best alumni pub- lications of the United States and in recent years has received national and international awards. The magazine has a dual purpose in that it trains stu- dents interested in magazine editing and acts as an information medium for the university and graduates. ROVV 1: Bill Duncan Roland E. Sodowsky jim Cyrus NVarren E. Shull. ROVV 2: Phil Stout, Dale Talkington. I I I Page +58 MURL ROGERS, directorg ORIS TAYLOR, vice-presidentg SCOTT ORBISON, president, and LEO ELWELL, associate director. Alumni Campaign For ALUMNI ASSOClATl0N HIRTY-SEVEN THOUSAND GRADUATES AND 125,000 former students of the institution are now located in every country of the entire world, making this truly a world-wide Alumni association. The major program of the Alumni association during l958-59 has been the sponsoring of legislation for proper financing of the state supported colleges and universities of Oklahoma. Under the leadership of Scott Orbison, president of the Oklahoma State University Alumni association, the alumni of the l8 state colleges of Okla- homa were banded together in this program dedicated to the cause of Haverting a financial crisis in institutions of higher learning in Oklahomaf, The Higher Educa- tion Alumni council of Oklahoma has conducted a state- wide campaign to inform the people of the pressing needs of the colleges and universities. Scott Orbison has served during the past year as chairman of the Alumni council. Proper chnol Financing The association is maintained for two great purposes: To provide a continuous liaison between the former stu- dent and the university so that the services of the uni- versity may always be available to him as long as he lives, and to provide an organized means through which the alumnus or former student may contribute to the welfare of the institution and to the students of succeed- ing generations. An Alumni Hall of Fame is maintained by the associa- tion and each year additional selections are made for honoring alumni who have distinguished themselves and the university. The association works with all individuals or groups who are working on projects for the benefit of students or alumni or for the improvement and development of the Oklahoma State University. Page 459 o n Coed TAU GAMMA PAT T111111N fJ2'1'5f1f1'11l NORMA lilxiuvv S1'1'1'1'Ir1rj' KAT1-1ER1N12 l'lRIliIJlf.XI.XNN 7l!'1'llJ'Il7'l'7' -IULIA l,111s ST151'1112Ns fl1f'Z'i.wn' ROVV 1: Patricia Lowe, Norrna Kadavy tSecretaryl, Pat Thorn fljresidentl, Katherine Frieclen'1an11 fTreasurerJ, Julia Lee Stephens CSponsorD. ROVV 2: Doris Ruth lVlCAlliste1' lirehm, Nlartha Tarpey, Jan French, Linda Lea Rosengrants, Organi e For Clo er Unit N c1RG1xN1z.xT111x ron .11.1, COEDS living off CZIIIIDIIS, Tau clilllllllil was fornied on the Oklahoina State CZIIHPLIS in l9-ll. lts 21i111s of frientlship, scholar- ship and activity form the three sides of the Tau G2111111121 triangle. 'llhere are th1'ee purposes served by this org2111iz21tio11 of women students. The first purpose is to enable the girls living off CIIITIINIS to become aequaintecl with new friends. Secondly, it is to encourage and Sfllllllliltl' the girls to higher seholastie 21el1ieve111e11t, and third, to make it possible for town eoecls to participate i11 all ean1p11s activities. Tan Ganilna meets txviee 21 month in tl1e YXVCA lounge. Some of the activities for the year inelinle 21 Thanksgiving clinner, 21 Christmas party for exchange of gifts, and a11 lfaster party for the Stillwater mission children. Judy Frienlemann, Louise B211nl1erger. RUVV 3: Bernice Thompson, Janice Everett, Ida Linsenmeyer, Pat Russell De' Laye, Barbara NICclllllf', Nancy Ratlitf. Page -P60 OKMULGEE BRA CH K1.AHoA1.x STATE UNIVERSITY, Okniulgee branch, school of technical training, is a school where the highschool diploma is not a requirement. Here the classroom is the scene of actual experience. lfntrance requirements are llcxible and training is geared to give students maximum know howl' to meet the demands of changing sciences serving the expanding technical world. Specialization in many choices through 'Alive worku production and basic training in skills is emphasized. A staff of recognized leaders directs students here in prac- tical problems, in an on-the-job educational environment, simulating demands existing in the work of agriculture, business and industry. Complicated? Not at all. H. Lackey doggedly battles a rewinding job on an electric motor as part of his second semester's training. rade and kill Taught At Okmulgee Branch R. VVilCox takes his turn feeding and watering the chick- ens in the new closed caged layer house at OSU Tech. H. Burgess receives a real cordial welcome home from his classes, courtesy of his children, Wilbert and Lenniea. They've come to greet him, tricycles and all. tudent Apply Practical Experience To tudie T OSL' TECH, training in the many trades has de- veloped to mold a product readily accepted by in- dustry. Students advance as rapidly as experience and ability allow. VVo1nen, men, married and unmarried students at Tech, train to develop assets for employment, to run a business of their own and as em- ployes. illany background courses supplement specializa- tion choices. Classrooms, laboratories and workshops in- corporate the same tangible problems as exist in the fields of retailing, plumbing, accounting, drafting, art leather, farming, culinary trades and a host of others. Tech takes pride in its fine campus facilities, accommo- dations and economy education. Q Page 462 OKMULGEE BRANCH E W. Fox, Z1 student linotypist and Admiring the set of pleated seat minor league outfielder, tells of covers he has just finished in the one that went over the fence. the auto trim shop is H. Hicks. K. Kleinseiber and G. Horne wait for approval on their new cab- inet from instructor M. Evans. Constructing an iron ramp of their own design are C. VVages and E. Deflienhaugh. Page 463 Z s T E E i 1 s F Q i 5 2 Engaged in the study of operating phases of electronic control with his instructor, J. Moriarty, is J. Latta. U Tech Undergoes Moderni ation In Buildin You slice it . . . just soooo, culinary instructor C. Bain tells I. Brock and N. Fish. ff Page 464 Iwi 5 Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. Dr-xN11i1, W1i1ssTRR ,fm 71 555' ff. 'wiufaw 3 ' A' ' . f 7 fai.'3'i1u, .au-M' , ' ., 4 ' Q 4f-f M vAg,Z N .N 5 M, V -vp : ,- an-me rif W 31 1 --1,j-uw' .4 z 1551-?i?4l',' , Billy: ,, , 1 43913 iIW.5Q1lG:: 1 IQtg3tQ5f-1.,3x?j i , Y, t.,.x , ' :,: -V siwlfa LL 93 , ,A,. wi 1 Q .:.:3Ql,nQ-3 ' 52? I by wl? 5 V Q t 4 ,fi V V 5s'?M13g5'Z5:QLf l GNL' z ,T ,ltivf , Y 1 l Y f W-T Realizing only vaguely of what lies ahead, stu- gf,',S,.,,.,., dents of yesterday but graduates of today mean- ' der about as frlends and re-latlves hnd seats ln V the stadium. Aclams Alberfson Alexander Bailey Baumwarl Berg Bha+'l' Blair Bowen BriHelIe Burruss Campbell Casad Chambers Chrislensen Chrisly Chu Claybaugh Coppoclc Corley Crosby Davis Dawif Decker Dennis Dever Dooley Du n'Ford GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: MARY EVELYN ADAMS., Ardmore: LELAND CLAYTON ALBERTSON, Omaha, Nebraslca, XE, American Sociely of Civil Engineers, HILLERY ALEXANDER, Slillwalerq T. EUGENE BAIL- EY, Memphis, Tennesseei NEAL L. BAUMWART, Ponca Cily, AX: CLYDE C. BERG, Meriden, Kansas, PRANAYKUMAR BHATT, Slillwaler, YMCA, India Sludenl' Club, CHARLES. DURHAM BIRD, Kings Park, Maniloba, EW, 'l':. ROW 2: BILL J. BLAIR, Slillwaler, A.S,C.E., Flying Aggies, Ma- sonic Club, RUTH MARIE BOWEN, CoFTeyville, Kansas, fI'K'I', MARTIN R. BRITTELLE, Albuquerque, New Mexico, MERRILL B. BURRUSS, Chiclaasha, Farm I-louse: RUTH ELIZABETH CAMP- BELL, Slillwaler, A.l.C.E,, ET, A.C.S.q BURTON MAURICE CASAD, Mooreland: JOHN E. CHAMBERS, Tulsa, IITYE, SHING KE CHIAN, China. ROW 3: STANTON CHRISTIAN CHRISTENSEN, JR., Barring- lon, Illinois, PAQ, J. ROBERT CHRISTY, Kansas Cily, Kansas, A.P.S., A.I.P.: ESTHER Y. C. CHU, China, BILL EDWARD CLAY- BAUGH, Tulsa, A.I.C.E.g STANLEY COPPOCK, JR., Cleo Springs, fb-E, Flying Aggies, Sanborn Enlomology Club, DALE CORLEY, Sallisawg HAROLD G. CROSBY, Earlsboro, Flying Aggies, ROBESRT M. CROWLEY, Tulsa, BAXP, E'T'E. ROW 4: KAYE LYNN DAVIS, Tulsa: DEGUEFU DAWITT, Addis Ababa, Elhiopia: ROLAN VAN DECKER, Ada, KKXP, fDKfI1, A.C.S., HDIE7 VIVIAN DENNIS, Fl. Gibson, WILLIAM T. DEVER, Oklahoma Cily, l.R.C., EM: HARRISON L. DOOLEY, Braman. AFP, BOBBY JO DUNFORD, Sfillwalery CARL BRYAN ESTES, Norman, A.l.l.E. Bird Chian Crowley Esles A Page 469 Fralzlre Fucci Gehrlre Gieruldsen Glenn Goodin Goodwin Gormley Gould Griffin Hacluendorf Heller Henderson Herrian Hibbard Hill Ho++eI Hull Jones Kafz Kernel Khan, A. Khan, M. Khosrovi Kunyauo Kirby Klein Knezelc Kordbacheli Lousfaunau Loype+ira Lundgren GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: VERNON ARTHUR FRATZKE, Enid, EUGENE A. FUCCI, Oueens Village, New York, HKN, l.R.E.g HENRY GEHRKE, JR., Salina, Kansas, A.C.S., TAT, LULLA GJERULD- SEN, Sarcoxie, Missouri, 475, W.R.A.: JOHN C. GLENN, Birm- ingham, Alabama, JIM RILEY GOODIN, Shawnee: JOHN W. GOODWIN, Durhamg JOHN FRANCIS GORMLEY, Oklahoma ony, frm. ROW 2: WILLIAM R. GOULD, III, Cincinnali, Ohio, ZOE, GENE AJIL GRIFFIN, Dallas, Texas: ROBERT LEE HACKEN- DORF, Tulsa, KAIT, XA: CHARLES O. HELLER, Morris Plains, New Jersey, Acacia, O.S.E. Sfalil, ASCE, Aqgie Sporls Car Club: WILBUR H. HENDERSON, Mooreland: WILFRED DEAN HER- RIAN, Douglas, Collegiale FFA: HAINES C. HIBBARD, Tulsa, l.R.E., S.E.G., ROGER POS-T HILL, Pinlc Hill, N. Carolina. I age 410 ROW 3: JAMES. BRUCE HOTTEL, Davis, JESSE VERNON HULL, Waynoka: BILL C. JONES, I-lennessey, Agronomy Club, STAN- LEY LEWIS KATZ, New Yorlc, New Yorlc, EAX, AAE7 HARRY K. KERNAL, Edmond, Zifblip A. WAHAB KHAN, Lahore, Palcislan, lnlernalional Muslim, M. P. KHAN, India: AZAR KHOSROVI, Tehran, Iran, Home EC. ROW 4: JOSEPH ABEL KINYAUO, Mwilca Moshi, Tanganyilcaq JIM STEVEN KIRBY, Perkins, OAK, AZ, -MII, WILLIAM E. KLEIN, JR., Scranlon, Pennsylvania: LAVERNE ELIZABETH KNE- ZEK, San Angelo, Texas, REZA KORDBACHETT, Tarriz, Iran: JAROUIN O. LOUSTAUNAU, San Luis Poysi, Mexico: PRAPHA LOYPETJRA, Prannrg, Thailand: HAROLD H. LUNDGREN, Bar- ringlon, Illinois. ROW I: MAHMOUD AHMED MAHMOUD, Korfi, Soudan, Africa, FRED ALLEN MANGUM, JR., Zebu- lon, Norfh Carolina, AZ, UPN: GIRIS-H PRASAD MATHUR, Meeruf-Vlfar Pradesh, India: RONALD OSA McAFEE, Oklahoma Cify, WX, Psychology, KE: CURTIS W. McCRACKEN, Vici, ETIE. ROW 2: DIXIE LYNNE MCPHERSON, Abilene, Texas, 432, AUM, PAUL J. MITCHELL, Sfillwafer, AZ. 'PEI LAWRENCE W. MULLENDER, Waldo, Kansas: DUCK WOO NAM, Korea, DONALD EDWIN NEIGHBORS, Picher. ROW 3: JACK PULLMAN NELSON, Amber, S.T.E.. 412, Agronomy Club: DAVID L. NIENHAUS, Okla- homa Cily, EJK42 A.I.A.g HENRY OTIS OGDEN, JR., Beaumont Texas, Slow Pokes, N.H.R.A.: DUK JIN PARK, Seoul, Korea, MYRON H. PEACE, Gufhrie, P.E. Club, ATSZ. ROW 4: LESLIE H. PENCE, Comanche, AK'I'g TERRY WARD PERRYMAN, Duke: GEORGE WILLIAM PIL- CHER, Dayfon, Ohio, O.D.K., fi'-'39, UTM: M. KUS- LER PO-RTER, Choclaw, Newman Club, Agronomy Club: RICHARD GRAUDON PRICE, Barilesville, San- born Enfomology Club. ROW 5: STAN W. PROCHASKA, S+illwa+er, SAX, GORDON W. RICHARDSON, S+illwa+er, fI'KTg JO- SEPH F. SCHINDLER, Sfillwaleri WILLIAM HENRY SCHWENKER, Barnsdall: JAVAD SHARIFI, Iran, En! qineerinq Toasfmaslers. ROW 6: DANIEL A. SHORTER, Goliry, TIME: SHIR- LEY ANN SIMPSON, Be+hany: JOHN W. SMITH, Felf, B.S.U.: DICK PHILIP SNYDER, Covinqfon, AKXIII D.S.F., ATA: Y.C. SOONG STASSEN, China. Mahmoud McPherson Nelson Pence Prochaska Shor+er Mangum Mifchell Nienhaus Perryman Richardson Simspon Maihur Mullender Ogden Pilcher Schindler Smifh McAfee Nam Park Porler Schwenlcer Snyder McCraken Neighbors Peace Price Sharifi Sfassen Page 471 Soudi Tarpey Tucker Wa heed Wilkinson Wolfe Page 472 Spurgeon Sleichen Sfricklancl S+urm Tafaiah Thomas Thorn Ting Turner, D. Turner, W. Weak Waggener Walker Wallace Ward Warner Williams, C. Williams, G. Winn Winsfead Young Zachrifz Zahalen GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: MUWAFUK S. SOUDI, Amman, Jordan, Arab Associaliong VIVIAN SPURGEON, Blancl, Mo., 1IMEg JOE C. STEICHEN, Ponca Cilyq PERCY LEO STRICKLAND, JR., Dunn, No. Carolina, EDWARD R. STURM, Oklahoma Cily, A.S.C.E., QIHE, ET, IIJA9. ROW 2: PAUL R. TARPEY, Slillwaler, ABIT, BA'I'g KONERU TATAIAH, Veerankilock, India, LEROY THOMAS, Mangurnq TED DEWEY THORN, Mandi YUE-SHOU TING, I-long Kong, China. ROW 3: JOHN MELVIN TUCKER, JR., Bowie, Texas: D. LELAND TURNER, Mineral Wells, Texas, WAYNE D. TURNER, Wagoner, ZJAE7 MONROE WAAK, JR., Lulkin, Texas, IlKAp TERRY BILL WAGGONER, Slill- waler, KZ, QJAT. ROW 4: ABDUL WAHEED, Lahore, Pakislang GRADY JOE WALKER, Douglas, Arizona, XA: CLEO EARL WALLACE, Slillwaferg RAYMOND PATRICK WARD, Lindsay, JACK HARRISON WARNER, Shawnee, 41112, fDKfiJ, Hmm, ROW 5: CHARLES DAN WILKINSON, Tulsa, HKN. A.l.E.E.g CLIFFORD L. WILLIAMS, Berlin, Agronomy Club, GRADY F. WILLIAMS, Lone Oak, Texas, EE, 'Flip BETTYE HESTER WINN, Sfillwaiery JACK ALAN WINSTEAD, Dixon, Kenlucky, 'T'AT. ROW 6: THOMAS L. WOLFE, Tahlequah, HMB. M.A.A.: HWA LIN YOUNG, Skuilikung, China? ROGER N. ZACHRITZ, Oklahoma Cily, AZ, QI, ADEL RASHIO ZAHALAN, Aley, Lebanon, Arab Slu- denl Associalion. OFFICERS, L fo R: JIM VAN BECKUM, secrefaryg GENE WHITE, presidenf-elech MEL PEARSON, president and VETERINARY MEDICINE Page -P73 Baird Chaiham Gengler Kimble Morrison Praif Weber Page Barlon Behring Clark Colverl GiIIeHe Guinan Laves Miller Naifo Pearson Reese Royse Wells Whi'rney Taylor Williamson Caplinger Donalhan Harfin Mills Pierce Ti+us Winsor Carpenler Dunaway Johnson Mooney Posey Walsh Woodall FOURTH YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: E. RAY BAIRD, I-linlong JOHN HOMEF BARTON, Charloile, N. Carolina, A.V.M.A., A'I' BYRON W. BEHRING, Enid, Farm House, A.V.M.A. S.U.A.B., ESE, ALTON C. CAPLINGER, McAles+er A.V.M.A., A'I': NEDRA ANNETTE CARPENTER, Crys Tal Springs, Pennsylvania, A.V,M.A., Women's A.V.M.A ROW 2: WILLIS LEE CHATHAM, Scollslale, Ari- zona, Farm I-louse, A.V.M.A., Blue Key, AXP, 1112 RODNEY VICTOR CLARK, Perkins, A.V.M.A., P.A,C. JOHN D. COLVERT, Ardmore, A.V.M.A., AWP, 1192 RUSSELL L. DONATHAN, I-lenryelfa, A.V.M.A., A'I' JOHN BOYD DUNAWAY, Miami, AUM, A.V.M.A. ROW 3: ROBERT H. GENGLER, Perry, ANP, 11922 A.V.M.A., CLAUDE GABRIEL GILLETTE, JR., Slull gari, Arkansas, A.V.M.A.: WILLIAM JOSEPH GUI- NAN, Muskogee, A.V.M.A., ANP, ROBERT L. HARTIN Madill, A.V.M.A., AXP, J. FRED JOHNSON, Marlin Ion, W. Virginia, A.V.M.A., AZ, Block X4 Bridle, Fly ing Aggies. ROW 4: HAROLD BRISON KIMBLE, Morganlown W. Virginia, A.V.M.A., AXP: ROBERT S. LAVES, Siill wafer, A.V.M.A., JACK D. MILLER, Decalur, Illinois AXP. A.V.M.A., QE, AUM: BOYD D. MILLS, Duranl A.V.M.A.: THOMAS GLEN MOONEY, Shawnee A.V.M.A., AZ, THE, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 5: KATHARINE MORRISON, Gladwaler, Texas A.V,M.A., Women's A.V.M.A.: LESTER GEORGI NAITO, Waialua, Oahu, I-lawaii, A.V.M.A.: MEL BURNE PEARSON, Fairview, AW, A.V.M.A.! JUDSOI' H. PIERCE, Perry: CLAY MILTON POSEY, Tulsa, EX A.V.M.A,, AXP. ROW 6: WILLIAM H. PRATT, Tulsa, A.V.M.A. RICHARD SWIFT REESE, Reese, N. Carolina, AN M.A.: KENNETH L. ROYSE, Elk Cily, A.V.M.A., QJH WE, Wesley Eoundaliong WILLIAM DOW TAYLO Woodford, AXP, QJKIIP, OAK, A.V.M.A., AZ, Block I Bridle: ROBERT S. TITUS, Chouleau, A.V.M.A. MICHAEL GERARD WALSH, Soulhern Pines, IN Carolina, A.V.M.A., A'I'. ROW 7: WAYNE EUGENE WEBER, Siillwaler, AFII A'I', A.V.M.A.: JAMES RANDELL WELLS, Achille A.V.M.A., AXP, Block 84 Bridle, Flying Aggies: ROBER A. WHITNEY, Slillwalerg JACK ELLIS WILLIAMSOF I-lammon, A.V.M.A., A'1': PAUL LEWIS WINSO Perry, AXP, 412, A.V.M.A., fI'Zg FRED JERRY WOO ALL, Delhi, A.V.M.A. THIRD YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE v ROW I: GERALD LESTER APPELGATE, Tulsa: JAMES ELMER BOYD, New Bern, N. Carolina: CYRIL MAX BROWN, Byron: RODYE EDWARD BUTLER, Rippon, W. Virginia: WILLIAM F. CARTER, Ponca Cilyg JAMES ALVIN COUNTRYMAN, I-Ioolcert RALPH E. DOUTEY, Yale: JAMES JOSEPH EISCHEN, Okarchei JOHN FLETCHER, Plalleville Wisconsin. ROW 2: KENT FLETCHER, Plafleville, Wisconsin: JOHN M. HARPER, JR.. Madill: CHARLES L. HEATON, Capron: J. HARRY JAMES, Jefferson: MICHAEL KAHANOVSKY, Israel: KENNETH GENE KEENUM, Hazelwood, N. Carolina: WILLIAM EDWARD KNIGHTEN, Asheville, N. Carolina: MARVIN R. LEIGHTON, Sfillwaler: LARRY DEAN MAJOR, Kingfisher. ROW 3: HENRY WILLIAM MAPPES, Norman: HAROLD V. MILLER, Hennessey: CULVER D. MOE, Slillwaler: DON R. MOR- ROW, Ada: THOMAS M. MOWDY, Freeporl, New York: WIL- LIAM D. MUNSON, Claremore: BEN B. NORMAN, Shawnee: KENNETH B. REDMOND, Clinlong WILLIAM ARTHUR RIDEN- OUR, Tunnelion, W. Virginia. ROW 4: MILTON C. SCHULZE, Chelsea: FRANK ANTHONY SERRA, Wesferly, Rhode Island: JIM SHMIDL, Kildare: ERNEST LEE STAIR, JR., Faxon: WILLIAM C. TERRY, Sudan, Texas: BILLY HUNT WHITE, Whifeville, N. Carolina: R. GENE WHITE, New- Ion, W. Virginia: HOWARD LLOYD WHITMORE, Dallas, Wis- consin. Applegafe Boyd Brown Bu+Ier Carfer Counfryman Dou+ey Eischen Fleicher J Flefcher K. Harper Heaion James Kahanovslcy Keenum Knigh+en Leighfon Malor Mappes Miller Moe Morrow Mowdy Munson Norman Redmond Rndenour Schulze Serra Shmidl Sfair Terry Whife, B. While, R. Whi+more W Q Blalre Boss Bresliears Brewer Campbell Cricler Day Denny Dillman Espe Eisclwel Forcl Gillespie Graham Hegreberg Hensley Hill House Johnsfon Jones Kyser Lasaler Loclcwoocl Mach Maior McDowell Podolin Rissler Schomp Smilli Sfewarl S+ru be Tale Temple Terrall Thomas Van Beclcum Va nza nf SECOND YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: RICHARD LYLE BLAKE, Enid: ROBERT L. BOSS, Paw- nee: DAVID E. BRESHEARS, Pine Bluff, Arlcansas: JESS LYNN BREWER, Enid: D. M. CAMPBELL, Binger: FRANK W. CRIDER, Mendola, California: PHILLIP W. DAY, Oklahoma Cily: MARVIN L. DENNY, JR., Tulsa. ROW 2: RICHARD DILLMAN, Balboa, Canal Zone: BRIAN H. ESPE, Palaline, Illinois: ROBERT COATS FISCHEL, Roslyn, Penn- sylvania: DONALD D. FORD, Vxfann: JERRY RAY GILLESPIE, Golhenburg, Nebraska: JAMES C. GRAHAM, Tulsa: GERALD A. HEGREBERG, Burlinqlon, N. Daliola: J. FREDERICK HENS- LEY, Bluefield, W. Virginia. ROW 3: JACKIE VANN HILL, Clinlon, N. Carolina: MICHAEL JAMES HOUSE, Bellnel, N. Caroline: WILLIAM EDWARD JOHN- STON, Beckley, W. Virginia: DANIEL R. JONES., Kellyville: WIL- P age +I-76 LIAM E. KYSER, Waurilca: GARLAND M. LASATER, Enid: RON- ALD DUANE LOCKWOOD, Salem, S. Dakola: ANDREW D. MACH, Vinila. ROW 4: PHILLIP RAY MAJOR, Omega: WILLIAM S. Mc- DOWELL, Alva: MIKE PODOLIN, Slrallord: RICHARD LEE RISSLER, Cliarleslown, W, Virginia: DALE L. SCHOMP, Taloga: ROY BRANTON SMITH, Hinqlwam, Massacliusells: ROBERT DAVID STEWART, Morqanlown, W. Virginia. ROW 5: WILLIAM J. STRUBE, ldabel: RUSSELL J. TATE, Hen- dersonville, N. Carolina: PAUL D. TEMPLE, Salisbury, N. Carolina: JOHN E. TERRALL, Vinila: ANTHONY C. THOMAS, Shawnee! JAMES ROBERT VANBECKUM, Delroif, Michigan: CLAUDE B. VANZANT, Muslcoqee. FIRST YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: JAMES L. ARRINGTON, Haworfhg DELLA- .ENE MARIE BAKER, Denison, Texas: JAMES H. IALENGER, Bunker Hill, W. Virginia? ARLIS DOR- v1ON BOOTHE, NeHie, W. Virginia, LESTER RAY- OND DUPLER, Cache, WYLIE A. DUNN, Conway. rkansas. ROW 2: DON A. ENSEY, BosweIII EDWIN D. EISHERQ Cushing: GAYLORD HOWARD FRENCH, Draper, N. Carolina, JANET GRANTHAM, Gage: IRWIN C. GRAU, STiIIwaIerg ROY WAYNE GRIF- EITH, I-Iarrshorne. ROW 3: DOYNE HAMM, Miiudea, Arkansas, TRU- AAN LEE HUDSON, Duncan: J. WILLIAM INSCOE. Jewron, N. Carolina, DWAYNE LEE JEFFRIES, Ring- voodg THOMAS EUGENE JUESCHKE, Tonkawag EMIL JOHN KASIK, Richland, Nebraska. ROW 4: MICHAEL ARTHUR LUCAS, BIackweII, v1ARK M. MAYO, Beaver, JACK L. MILLER, Jay: DAVID G. MITCHELL, TuISaI DONALD A. MUNCY. 'ulsag NICHOLAS A. NAIL- Vinila. ROW 5: LOUIS WAYNE NIGHTENGALE, Horne- Iead: ROBERT D. PERKINS, Shawnee, GERALD R. REIMER, Mouniain View: MICHAEL M. RICHIE, ienfonl Louisiana: LEWIS DON ROACH, Texhoma, 'exasy NED MOSES. ROSS, SIiIIwaIer. ROW 6: RICHARD DEAN ROTH, CasseIIon, N. Dakofag EDWARD LEE SCHENK, Chiclcashag ALTON CINSLEY SPENCER, Creswellg JAMES H. STONE, SIiIIwa+erg BRUCE G. STRINGER, TuIsa. ROW 7: BILLY DEAN TOLBERT, I-Iinfon, W. Virginia: ROBERT JAMES VANPATTER, Hof Springs, Arkansas, EDGAR E. WALLOP, Washingron, D. C.: CAROL IANE WERNER, RosIyn, New York: JERRY ALBIN NILSON, Kearneysville, W. Virginia. R 1 ' J M ri? 'i Ev A-,R X Z5-5 ' W My , , .. , i Arringfon Ensey Hamm Lucas Nighfengale Rofh ToII:aer'I Baker Fisher Hudson Mayo Perkins Schenk Van PaHer BaIenger Booihe Dupler French Granfham Grau Inscoe Jeffries Jueschke Miller MIICheII Muncy Reimer Richie Roach Spencer Sfone WaIIop Werner Dunn Griffifh Kasik Nail Ross Sfringer WiIson P 21gC -E77 OFFICERS, L +o R: DONNA PARIS, secre+aryg BILL LIGHTCAP, vice-president and AL SAVAGE, president SENIOR CIASS Page 479 il' an Qs Adair H Adair, S. Abney Adams, B. Adams, D. Adams, V. Adamson Adkins R M Adluns R G Ahrberg Albrighl' AIcoH' Amyx Anderson, D. Anderson, R. Anglln Appelgale Arledge Arringlon Asbill Ashe Ashley Ashmore Aflcins SENIOR CLASS ROW I: HAROLD ADAIR, Tulsa, Engineering, IIKAg SHIRLEY BROWN ADAIR, Tulsa, AES, ETA: KENNETH ABNEY, Calhoun, Kansas, Engineering, IIKN: BARBARA ADAMS, Barllesville, Edu- carion, KAN, SNEA, Orange 84 Black Ouillp DAVID ADAMS, Enid, Agricullure, Foresfry Club: VIRGINIA ADAMS, Fargo, Home Ec., ON, 'i T'0, WRA, Moriar Board, Wesley Foundaiion, IIZK, Kfb, KAII, KKIF I-lorne Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club, JERRY FRED ADAMSON, Enid, Engineering' RICHARD ADKINS, Muslcogee, Educafion, IIKAI YMCA, Canferbury Club. Freshmen fumble for idenlilicalion cards required for voling in Ihe freshman class eleclions held in Oclober. ' uzmlngh Ml ROW 2: ROBERT ADKINS, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering, Tech Radio Club, RUTH AHRBERG, Sfillwaler, Educalion, H1341 Educalion Sludeni' Council, SUAB, CSC, SNEA, IIZK, Canlerbury Associ- alion, Young Dernocrals, CUNg JOHN ALBRIGHT, Galum, Canal Zone, ALS, ATQ, ODK, SAME, Manager KVRO, fI'Af-J, Young Republigans, Symphonic Choir, JENNY ALCOTT, Tulsa, AES, AUM: JACK AMYX, Loveland, Business, THX. E. Benneif Council, IMRC, Uflll, Scabbard 81 Blade, DONALD ANDERSON, Duncan, Engineering, Disciples Sludenl Fellowship: ROBERT ANDERSON, Garber, Business, EN, Flying Aggies: RAYMOND ANGLIN, Mariefla, AES, Velerans Club, Psychology Club, Psychological Associafion, SPX. ROW 3: MAX APPELGATE, Davenporl, Engineering, 'I'II:, AIME 81 ASME: JERRY ARLEDGE, Olcla. Cify, Agricullure, 1-lK'I', New- rnan Club, Aggie Toasfmasfers: ANETA ARRINGTON, Slillwaler, ASS, IIBIIY, Uniled Nafions Club, Young Democralsp CHARLES ASBILL, 'Wewol4a, Engineering, Peiroleum Club, AIME, Engineer- ing Siudenf Council: BILLY ASI-IE, Selmer, Tennessee, Agricul- iure, Block X1 Bridle Club: RAYMOND ASHLEY, Olcmulgee, Engi- neering, Peirolcum Club, I-lanner Hall Pres., TOM ASHMORE, Lawlon, Business, EN, Flying Aggies, Young Democrals: DAVID ATKINS, Tulsa, Engineering, 'I'K'l', SAE, ASME, Young Republi- cans. Page -ISO ROW I: WAYNE AVANTS, Weaiherford, Agricul- lure, Foreslry Club, M. U. AYRES, Madill, Engineer- ing, EN, Sluclenl Senale, Engineering Sludenl Council, ET, HTE, Arnold Air Sociely, Blue Key: CHARLES BACON, Barllesville, Engineering, EX, Engineering Toaslmaslers, AIEEg WILMA BAGWELL, Tulsa, Edu- calion, ZTA, PEMM, SNEA, Hockey Club, Fencing Club, KAN, 'l'K'I'g BENNY BAI, Seoul, Korea, Agri- cullure, Wesley Foundalion, Aggie X Club, Social Dance Club, YMCA. ROW 2: JANE BAILEY, Apache, Educalion, SNEA, OEA, AWS Board, Murray House Council: FLETCHER C. BAKER, Chouleau, Agricullure: RUTH BAKER, Enid, Educalion, SNEA, BSU Murray House Council, Grand Council, F. DOUGLAS BALDRIDGE, Sand Springs, Educalion, AIAA, SIAA, OlAAg MARILYN BALDWIN, Oklahoma Cily, A8cS, KA, O'Collegian, Wesley Foundalion, Kfb, Board of Publicalions, Young Republicans, ABS Sludenl Council, Pep Council. ROW 3: DOYLE BALENTINE, Dewey, Business, AKXP, SAM, Business Sludenl Council, Arnold Air Sociely, BFE? LARITA JOHNSON BALENTINE, Frederick, Business HQH, Sociology Club, BFE: SONYA BALK- MAN, Slillwaler, ABS, 9249, Young Republicans, ED- WARD BALL, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Holel X: Reslauranl Sociely, Young Republicans: DON BARKER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, QX. ROW 4: BENNIE BARNES, Duncan, Engineering, AIIE, AUM, JAMES BARNES, Medford, ABS: RON- ALD BARNETT, Hollisier, ABS, DONALD BARTO- LINA, Henryella, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Horli- cullure Club, S.T.E,: HUGH BARTON, Canadian, Texas: ABS. ROW 5: LARRY BASS., Slillwaler, Business: BETTY BATEMAN, Heavener, Business, Young Dernocrals, Social Dance Club, KAY BAUM, Midwesl Cify, ABS, HKS, Kill, Debale Squad, Thealre Guild, A815 Honor Sociely, Orange Ouill, Orange X1 Black Quill, Grand Council, Willard House Council: WILLIAM BAYS, Wilson, Engineeringg JAMISON BEAR, Fairfax, Engi- neering, IMRC, Thalcher Hall Sec., Velerans Club, Tech Sociely, Aulo X1 Diesel Club, BSU. ROW 6: ELDON BEARD, Duncan, Engineering, American Sociely of Agricullural Engineers, YOVENE BEARD, Barllesville, Educalion, IIWIR S.N.E.A., Pan- hellenic Council, Educalion Slucleni Council, S.U.A.B., Dean's Honor Roll, GARY BEATIE, Medford, ABS, Men's Glee Club, OSU Masonic Club, Psychology Club: JAMES BEATTIE, Weleelka, Engineering, ASME, ET, RICHARD BEATTIE, Tulsa, Business, Wreslling Team, TNS. Avanfs Ayres Bacon Bailey Baker, F. Baker, R. Balenline, D. Balenfine, L. Balkman Barnes, B. Barnes, J. Barne++ Bass Baleman Baum Beard, E. Beard, Y. Bealie Bagwell Balclridge Ball Barfolina Bays Beaffie, J. Bai Baldwin Barker Barlon Bear Bealfie, R. Page 481 Becufold Beck Beefs Bell BenneI'+, D. BenneH, W. Bernal Bernlnardl' Berry Berryman Beshers Bever Bewerse Bierman Bilbro Birckel' If Bishop Black, M. Black, W. Blaclcley Blackman Blackwood Blair SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JOSEPH BECUTOLD, Newkirk, Engineering, XE, ASCE: DWIGHT BECK, Marland, Educalionj HARVEY BEETS, Kellyville, Enqfneerinq. NIE. 45112. HME, JACK BELL, ous, csiy, Engi- neering, KE, ET, DALE BENNETT, Griggsville, Illinois, Engineer- ing, UKN, I.R.E.: WAYNE BENNETT, Okla. Cily, Agricullure, For- eslry Club: OTTO BERNAL, Bogola, Colombia, Engineering, Pan American Club, AIEEg WILLIAM BERNHARDT, Duncan, A8cS, EN, AKXP, Howard Avery and Mike Henley demonslrale slripping a bird ol iis leallfiers al Spur and Comb's Turkey pickin' rneel. ROW 2: JANET BERRY, Slillwaler, AHS, Morlar Board, Univer- sily Clvoir, BSU, SAI, MENCg RICHARD BERRYMAN, Greenville. ABS, Sociely oi Exploralion Geopliysicislsg LLOYD BESHERS, Davenporf, Educaliong NANCY BEVER, EI. Srnilli, Arkansas, Home Ec., XQ, Home Ec. Club, REW, H8cID Club, Young Democrafs, Adr. Club, RICHARD BEWERSE, Slweboygan, Wisconsin, Engi- neering, HKN, I.R.E.: RICHARD BIERMAN, Roosevell, ABS. EYE, SUE BILBRO, Regina, Province Saskalcliewan, Canada, Home Ec,, Young Democrais, Home Ec. Club, F.R. 8: C.D. Club, Newman Club: MAX BIRCKET, Mullnall, ABS. ROW 3: PHIL BIRD, Ponca Cily, Engineering, BQH, A.S.M.E., A.I.I.E.q RICHARD BISHOP, Muskogee, Engineering, I.R.E., Sword 84 Mask: MARGARET BLACK, Tulsa, Engineering, A.I.A., Beaux Arlsy W. ROBERT BLACK, Seminole, Agricullure, Cow- pokes, Agronomy Club, Aggie Toaslmaslersq R. EDWIN BLACK- LEY, Okla, Cily, Business, AKXP, THE, Cadel Officers Club, TE, Young Dernocrals: ANN BLACKMAN, Tulsa, Business, UB49, Busi- ness Sludenl' Council, BAE, Young Dernocrals, Panlwellenic Coun- cilq WILLIAM BLACKWOOD, Liflle Rock, Arkansas, Engineering, A.I.A. Sludenl Clwaplerg ROBERT D. BLAIR, Barllesville, Business, E'T1E, Page 482 ROW I: BEVERLY BLAKE, Pauls Valley, Home Ec., HB-CP, I-lcme Ec. Club, Wesley Foundalion, KT, ROBERT BLUNT, Tulsa, Business, AKXP, Oificers Club, Air Force, KIRK BOATRIGHT, FT. Gibson, Engineer- ing, THE, Blue Key, Sludenl Senafe, IIT-Y, ET, S.T.E., A.S.M.E., Wesley Foundalion, Engineering Sludenl Council: BILLY BOCKIUS, Barllesville, Business, AXA, l.R.C., Young Democrals: HENRY BOECKER, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering, 9K'T', Newman Club, XF. American Sociefy of Civil Engineers. ROW 2: SARA BOHANNON, Ardmore, Business. AAI-I, W.R.A., AWS Legislaiive Board, Pepperelles, Y.W.C.A., K.A. Rose, Dean's Honor Roll: FRED BOH- NENBERGER, Sfillwafer, A8fS, American Mefeorologi- cal Sociely: BOBBY BOLTON, Grandfield, Engineer- ing, A.l,Ch.E., Young Republicans: ROBERT BON- HAM, Drumrighl, Engineering, A.l.E.E.g JO BONNER, Lawfon, Educafion. ROW 3: BENETTA BORNE, Tulsa, Home Ec., AEA, Gen. Home Ec. Club, C.T.M., H. 8: l.D. Club Exec- uliye Board: S. H. BORUNDA, Chihuahua, Mexico, ABS, TKT, Pan-American Club, lRCg JAMES BOSE, Bessie, Engineering, O.S.E., A.S.M.E., l.S.A., Young Democralsg ROBERT BOSE, Bessie, Engineering, Acacia, HTF-ip BARBARA BOSWELL, Kansas Cify, Missouri, Home Ec., C.T.M., H. 81 l.D. Club, Home Ec. Club. ROW 4: JERRY BOX, Bonham, Texas, Agriculfure, E. Benn-elf Council, Aggie X Club, Wesley Foundaiion Cabinel, O.S.U. Track Team, Circle of Concern: WILLIAM BOX, Perry, Business, AZIT, B.S.U., Business Toasfmasfers, Business Siudenl Council: PAUL BOYCE, Slillwaler, Engineering, 4YKfI1, IIKN, I.R.E.-A.I.E,E., Wesley Players: BARBARA BOYD, Porler, Educafion, A,.W.S., Morfar Board, ETA, KAH, Orange X1 Black Ouill, B.S.U. Execulive Council, R.E.W. Commirlee, Sludenl Senale, Grand Council, Sloul' House Council: CAROLYN BOYER, Enid, Business, Grand Council, A.W.S., Aquaric Club, B.S.U. ROW 5: PATRICIA BRACKEEN, Oklahoma Cily. Home Ec., KKF, KAH, Home Ec. Ed. Club, Redskin Slailg LARRY BRADFIELD, Rasianura, Saudi Arabia, AHS, TKT, Thealre Guild: JERROLD BRADLEY, Tulsa, Engineering, 9K'f', Beaux Aris, A.l,A.: JAMES BRAD- SHAW, Walls, Agriculfure, Collegiafe F.F.A.g GOD- FREY BRANT, Sligler, Agriculfure. ROW 6: CHESTER BRATCHER, Profeclion, Kansas, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: PATRICIA BRATCHER, Lindsay, Business, AXQ, KAIT, HSIH, FRANKLIN BRAY, Seminole, Business, Velerans Club, Flying Ag- gies, A5115 PAUL BRAZELL, Apache, Business, Scab- bard 81 Blade, Circle K Club, ABIT, I,M.R.C., Cordell Council, Cadel Officers Club, Cadei Oflicers Council, JOHNA BRECKENRIDGE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ITBKIJ, Wesley Eoundaiion, HRH' League of Young Democrais. Blake Bohannon Borne Box, J. Brackeen Brafcher, C. Blun+ Bohnenberger Borunda Box, W. Bradfield Brafcher, P. Boafrighf BoI+on Bose, J. Boyce Bradley Bray Bockius Bonham Bose, R. Boyd Bradshaw Brazell Boecker Bonner Boswell Boyer Bran+ Breckenridge Page 483 A Breedlove Brence BreH Brewer Brewsler Brighlwell Brillharl' Brillan Bromley Bronson Bronsfein Brown, B. Brown, D. Brown, H. Brown, P. Brown V Bruner Bruza Buck Buie Bull Bullock Bunce Bunnell SENIOR CLASS ROW I: RUTH BREEDLOVE, Sallisaw, Home Ec., KA, Redslcin Slall, Aqualic Club, S.U.A.B., Kfb, Home Ec. Club, W. A. BRENCE, Cordell, Engineering, American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers, Sociely ol Aulomolive Engineers, Young Democrals, CHARLOTTE BRETT, Ponca Cily, Home Ec., KA49, C.T.M., H. Xi I.D., QTO, ON, Home Ec. Sludenl' Council, Young Republicans, WAYNE BREWER, Muskogee, Business, Sludenl' Assembly Repre- senlalive, CUMI BREWSTER, Cushing, Educafion, KAH, IIPM, S.N.E.A., Young Democrals, JOHN BRIGHTWELL, Olcla, Cily, Heading for lhe Ialce, M, Elledge, B. I-loward, E. Plummer, and M. Johns engage in a lypical summer school acfivily. K' 'K '.'- .. I ' , Educalion, CLARK BRILLHART, Hobarl, Business, NELSON BRIT- TAN, Slillwaler, Business, AXA, Vels Club, Young Republicans, I.R.C., Thealre Guild, Canlerbury Club. ROW 2: JOYCE BROMLEY, Slillwaler, Educalion, Y.W.C.A,, K-AH, S.N.E.A., IRLO BRONSON, Kissimmee, Florida, Agricul- lure, Scabbard 81 Blade, STEPHEN BRONSTEIN, New Yorlc, New Yorlc, Business, BETTY BROWN, Muslcogee, Home Ec., S.N.E.A., I-lorne Ec. Club, F.R. Bc C.D., Redslcin Slali, DONNELL BROWN, Chiclcasha, Engineering, American Sociely ol Agricullural Engi- neers, HUGH BROWN, Shawnee, Engineering, KE, A.l.A., PATTI BROWN, Slillwaler, Home Ec., B.S.U., VIRGIL BROWN, Tulsa, Engineering, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E,, Young Republicans, Scabbard 84 Blade. ROW 3: DARRELL BRUNER, Medford, Agricullure, Farm House, Warner Fellowship, Collegiale E.E.A., JIMMIE BRUZA, Meelcer, Engineering, A.I.A.: MARVIN BUCK, Liberal, Kansas, Educalion, Rodeo Club, Vels Club, CHARLES BUIE, Sand Springs, Business? GEORGE BULL, Elmore Cily, Engineering, TIKA, MARGARET BULLOCK, Slillwaler, I-lorne Ecu 'PTO' ON, F.R. 84 C.D. Club, A.C.E.l., General Home Ec. Club, RONALD BUNCE, Buffalo, New Yorlc, Agricullure, Block X1 Bridle Club, Newman Club, KATHRYN BUNNELL, Enid, A8cS, Physical Ed. Club, W.R.A. V. Pres., Grand Council, Orange 34 Blaclc Quill. Page 484 ROW I: JOE BURGIN, Jay, Agricullure, Collegiale F.F.A., Aggie Socielyj CHARLENE BURKES, Lindsay. Home EC., IVPH, E.T.A., Home Ec. Ed. Club, B.T.U.: MERLE BURKHART, Freedom, Engineering, A.S.M.E., TITS, MICHAEL BURNETT, Vinson, Agriculfure, -EAR, Bloclc 8: Bridle, Ollicers Club, Flying Aggies, Aggie Council, Arnold Air Socielyj BETTY BURRIS, Sfill- waler, ALS, AUM. ROW 2: JIMMIE BURS.ON, Muslcogee, Engineering, HKN, A.l.E.E.4l.R.E.g GEORGE BURTON, Shawnee, ABS, Aggie Band, FST, RICHARD BUSER, Olcla. Cily, Business, MKT, Newman Club, Young Republi- cans: RAYMOND BUSH, Wriglwl Cily, Engineering, lnslilule ol Aeronaulical Sciences: DON BUSSEY, Slnawnee, Agricullure, Bloclc 84 Bridle. ROW 3: PERRY BUTCHER, Woodward, Engineering, KA, A.I.A. 81 Beaux Arls, IT, Arclmiieclure Sfudenl Council, JOHN BUTLER, Lawlon, Business, Vers Club, JOHN STUART BUTLER, Slillwaler, AHS, fDMA, Men's Glee Club: ROY BUTLER, Moorelancl, Agricullure, I.M.R.C., l.S.A., Collegiale E.E,A., Cordell Council, Livesloclc Judging Team, ORVILLE BUTLER, Wood- ward Agriculfure, Rodeo Club, Collegiale E.E.A, ROW 4: AL CACY, Sapulpa, Business, AKXP, BNP. Business Sludenl Council, BFI, O.D.K,, Wl1o's Who. Business Toaslmaslers, TKT, Leadership lnsliluie, 'PII-Y, Presidenl's Honor Roll, LLOYD CALLAHAN. Hobarl, Agricullure, ZIfT'E, Agronomy Club, Aggie So- cielyg NED CALLEN, Mounlain Parlc, ABS, FQT, Gee ograplny Club, Pelroleum Club, Y.M.C.A.g CARLOTTA CALVERT, Tulsa, Home Ec., Ki, Home Ec. Club: CAROLYN CALVERT, Tulsa, Educalion, KA, S.U.A.B.. S.N.E.A. - ROW 5: JOHN CALVIN, Hulclminson, Kansas, AHS. O Club: DON CAMPBELL, Jer, Agricullure, Col- legiale E.F.A.7 CHARLES CAMPBELL, Woodward. Educalion, Young Republicans, S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A.: FORREST CAMPBELL, Texarlcana, Arkansas, Engineer- ing, Sludenl Senale, SAE, Varsily Eoolball-Lellers '55, '56, '58, Engineering Sludenl' Council, Blue Key, American lnslilule of lnduslrial Engineers, O Club, AUM, flflllg JAMES CAMPBELL, Idabel, Agricullure, Collegiafe EEA. ROW 6: ROBERT CANFIELD, Grand Rapids, Miclmi- gan, Engineering, HKN, A.I.E.E.-I.R,E.g ROSEMARY CARLETON, Slillwaler, ARS, Sociological Sociely, AK-3, Modern Clioir, Delian Lilerary Social Club, JOHN CARPENTER, Del Ciiy, Educalion, Arnold Air Socielyq BILLIE CARRELL, Cisne, Illinois, Engineering, HKN, A.l.E.E.-I.R.E., GERALD CARRINGTON, Miami, Home Ec. Burgin Burson Bufcber Cacy Calvin Canfield foe. 'Q-a' Burlxes Burlrlnarf Burlon Buser Buller, J.H. Buller, J. S. Callahan Callen Campbell, D. Campbell, C. Carlelon Carpenler .45 li Burnell Bush Bufler, R. Calverf, Carlolfa Campbell, F. Carrell : I Burris Bussey Buller, O. Calverl, Carolyn Campbell, J. Carringlon Page -IBS li' 'bu VG' if- '-f .rc- Carfer Carver, R. R. Carver, R. D. Cary Casey Cassily Caron Caywood Cenfer Chamberlain Chancellor Channell Chappell Chase Chen Chilwood Chlou ber Choureifah Claclc Clarahan Clark, A. Clarlc, K. Clasby Claussen SENIOR CLASS ROW I: MARY CARTER, Pryor, Educalion, KKI' Presidenl, Wes- ley Foundafion, K-5-II, Young Republicans: RICHARD CARVER, Duranl, Business, AXA, Scabbard 81 Blade, Young Dernocrals, IvIen's Glee Club: RILEY CARVER, I-Iorniny, AES, A815 Honor Sociely, 'l'IIE, A.C.S.: HOMER CARY, Okla. Cily, Engineering, BAE, -ET, IITE, O.I.'I. Toaslmaslers, A.S.M.E.: JOYCE CAS-EY, Sallisaw, Business, Young Republicans, Modern Dance Club, Social Dance Club: LARRY CASSITY, Beaver, Business, BA'I', TI: Cliff Speegle, head loolball coach, adds Ihal exlra spark of enlhu- siasrn Io The pep rally before Ihe firsl home game. MARJORIE CATON, Enid, Business, Young Dernocrals, Social Dance Club: KERRY CAYWOOD, Wafonga, AHS, Pelroleurn Club. ROW 2: BAILEY CENTER, Tulsa, Business, HKA: JO CHAMBER- LAIN, Colcord, Home Ec., Home Ec. Ed. Club: DONALD CHAN- CELLOR, Shawnee, Business, Young Dernocralsg JACK CHAN- NELL, Sand Springs, Business, AKSP: JUDY CHAPPELL, Newlcirlc, Business, AX52, Y.W.C.A., -SAE: JAMES CHASE, Tishomingo, Educalion, S.I.A.A., B.S.U., N.I.A.A., O.I.A.A.: RAYMOND CHEN, I-long Kong, China, Engineering: HAROLD CHITWOOD, Poleau, Engineering, 'I'-439, OIT. Sluclenl Council, XE, A.S.C.E. ROW 3: DALE CHLOUBER, Kinglisher, Agricullure, Farm I-louse, Il'lE, Sociology Club: ALI CHOUREITAH, Lalalcia, Syria, Agri- cullure, l.R.C., I-Iorlicullure Club, Arab Associaliong CHARLES CLACK, Olcmulgee, Engineering, KI, I.R.C., A.I.A., Ollicers Club: WILLIAM CLARAHAN, I-Iarper, Kansas, AHS? ARLEN CLARK, Colberl, Educalion: KERMIT CLARK, Olcla. Cily, Busi- ness, :'I'I5, Cowpolces: MARY BETH CLASBY, Olcla, Cily, Educa- lion, K-X, KAII, K'I', Young Democrals S. N. E. A.: DONALD CLAUSSEN, Barnsdall, Business, AXA, MKT, Vels. Club, Adver- lising Club. Page -IB6 ROW I: JACK CLEAR, Tulsa, Business, -SX, AKXV, Young Democrals, Veferans Club, Masonic Club: JOE CLEMENTS, Corpus Chrisli, Engineering: GAIL CLOUD, Muskogee, Home Ec., B.S.U., I-Iome Ec. Club, WON: JAMES CLOWER, Faxon, Agriculfure, Block X1 Bridle, Collegiafe 4-H, Collegiale F.F.A., AZ, Mears Judging Team, Dairy Judging Team, Land Judging Team: WILLIAM CLYMA, Tulsa, Engineering, Ameri- can lnsliluie of Archileclure, Beaux Arls Sociefy. ROW 2: JOHN COAKLEY, I-Iobarl, Agriculfure, Age ronomy Club, Aggie Sociely, W. Bennerl Council: GLEN COATES, Pryor, Educalion, Red Red Rose, QA9: JAMES COBB, Okla. Cily, Engineering, A.S. C.E., Okla. Sfafe Engineer: MACK COBBLE, Sfillwa- fer, KKWII, IIJMA, ALFONSO COGOLLOS, Bogora. Colombia, Educafion. ROW 3: MARILYN COINER, Tulsa, Business, KA6, FE, HQH, EAZ, Business S'ruden+ Council, R.E.W., Kfb, Orange 81 Black Quill: RONALD COLE, Agra, Engineering, Aufo-Diesel Tech Club: GERALD COLER- ICK, Alliance, Nebraska, Engineering: GEORGE COL- LINS, Idabel, AXIS, Arnold Air Sociely: GUY. COL- LINS, Miami, Florida, Engineering, QKT, IIKN, I.R.E. ROW 4: HENRY COLLINS, Flovilla, Georgia, Engi- neering, American lnsfilule of Chemical Engineers: MARY COLLINS, Okla. Cify, Home Ec., KKl', F.R. 81 C.D. Club, Orange Xa Black Quill, S.N.E.A.: CAROL COLTER, Nowafa, AES, FTB, Thealre Guild, WX, Psychology Club, Disciples Sludenl Fellowship: LARRY COMSTOCK, Barflesville, ABS: GABRIEL CONSTAN- TINE, I-lammana, Lebanon, Engineering, Arab Associ- alion, A.l.Ch. E. ROW 5: EARL CONSTIEN, Long Beach, California, Agricullure, AFP, FA, Flying Aggies, Block 81 Bridle, Young Democrafs, Enfomology Club: CAMILLA CON- VERSE, Dodge Cily, Kansas, Educafion, Circle 8 Square Dance Club, Siudenl Enlerlainers, Wesley Eoundalion, S.N.E.A., I.R.C.: CAROLYN CONWAY, Tulsa, Educalion, KKF, CHARLENE COOK, I-liiehiia, Business: DAVID COOK, Broken Arrow, Engineering, American Sociefy of Mechanical Engineers, Sociefy of Aulomofive Engineers. ROW 6: GRADY COOK, Tulsa, Engineering, CIITZ, A.S,M.E., Sludenl Assembly: LARRY COON, Elmwood, Agriculfure, 9X: MELVIN COOPER, Blackwell, Engi- neering, HT-E: BILLY COPELAND, Mannsville, AES, AEA? CHARLES CORKEN, Okla. Ciiy, Engineering. TAD. Clear Clemenfs Coakley Coafes Coiner Cole Collins, H. Collins, M. Consfien Converse Cock, G. Coon Cloud Cobb Colerick Colfer Conway Cooper Clower Cobble Collins, G. E. Comsfock Cook, C. Copeland Clyma Cogollos Collins, G. F Cons+an+ine Cook, D. Corken age +87 Cornforfh Cory Cosgrove CoHen, L. CoHen, R. Couchman Cousins Cox P Cox P L Crafi' Craig, I. Craig, J. Craine Cramer Crawford Cronlc Crowley Crownover Cudd Cummins CurnuH' Currieo Currin Daley SENIOR CLASS ROW I: BOB CORNFORTH, Olcla. Cily, Engineering, 'TAG' XE, B.S.U., S.R.C., I.E.C., Engineering Toasfmaslers, WILLIAM CORY, Tulsa, Engineering, ETB, XT, Engineering Toaslmaslers, A.S.M.E., W. R. COSGROVE, El Reno, Engineering, LEWIS COTTEN, Pauls Valley, Engineering, ET, ROSE COTTEN, Glendora, California, Educalion, Grand Council, I-louse Council, I.S.A., E.T.A., O.E.A., JOHN COUCHMAN, Hollis, Agricullure, AZ, Agronomy Club, FRED COUSINS, EI. Smilh, Arkansas, Engineering, EWE, A.l.A., Sigma Nus and dales climb aboard Ihe old buclcboard To head for The Iasl round-up before Fronlier ball. PEGGY COX, Marieila, AHS, O'Collegian Edilor 81 summer Edi- Ior, 9E I', Orange Xi Black Quill, Willard House Council, Grand Council Edilor. ROW 2: PHILLIP COX, Crawlordsville, Indiana, Agricullure, Ag- gie Sociely, American Chemical Sociely, LANESE CRAFT, Olcla. Cily, Educafion, KKF, Twirler 4+h yr., I-lead lvlaiorelle 2nd yr., B.S.U., KAH, Orange 84 Black Quill, Physical Ed. Club, IDELL CRAIG, Slcialoolc, Engineering, A.C.S., JEANNE CRAIG, Leedey. Business, HQH, BFE, Sociology Club, RUTH CRAINE, Slillwaier, Business, Easlern Slar, RICHARD CRAMER, Barllesville, Engineer- ing, EN, A.l.A., LARRY CRAWFORD, Checolah, Agricullure, Aggie X Club, FRANK CRONK, Colony, Business, KE, AK'I', MRT, Blue Key, Business Toasimasiers, I.F.C., Circle of Concern. ROW 3: DONALD CROWLEY, Yale, ARS, JAMES CROWN- OVER, Pawhuslca, Engineering, EX, LINDA CUDD, Siillwaler, I-Iome Ec., KKF, Home Ec. Club, Agualic Club, Flying Aggies, DONALD CUMMINS, San Anlonio, Tex. Engineering, HTE, A.S.IvI.E., JERRY CURNUTT, Gould, Business, MKTg ROYCE CURRIEO, Kaw Cily, Engineering, TKE, American Insiiluie ol: Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Sociely, CLAUDIA CURRIN, Durani, Home Ec., ZTA, S.N.E.A., ER. 8: C.D. Club. A.C.E.I., I-lome Ec. Club, JAMES DALEY, Lindsay, Engineering. Page 488 ROW I: ARLO DALRYMPLE, Thomas, Agriculiure, AZ, Agronomy Club: EUGENE DAMBOLD, Okla. Cily, Business, AZH, INE, Sludeni Assembly: LYN- DELL DANIELS, Texhoma, ALS, Masonic Club: GENE DARCEY, Okemah, Engineering, A.S.C.E., Vels Club, V.F.W.: ERNEST DARNELL, Vinila, Engineering. ROW 2: ROGER DARNELL, Ryan, AHS, F T: KAY DAVENPORT, Slillwaler, AHS, l.R.C., Young Demo- crais, Grand Council, Wesiminsler Fellowship: ED- WARD DAVID, Barllesville, Business, MKT: JOE DA- VIDSON, Rocky Comforl, Missouri, Agriculiure, Aggie X: MARILEE DAVIDSON, Okla. Cily, Home Ec.. C.T.M., H.8aI.D. Club, Home Ec. Club, Pepperelies, We-siminsler Fellowship, lnlernalional Relaiions Club. Social Dance Club. ROW 3: ROBERT DAVIDSON, Mangum, A8cS, Pelro- leum Club: SAMUEL DAVIDSON, Ardmore, Business, AEH, Veis Club: GEORGE DAVIS, Fayeileville, Ar- kansas, Engineering, HKA, l.F.C.: RICARDO DEBAS- TOS, Newark, New Jersey, Engineering, GX, HT2, lnslilule of Aeronaulical Sciences, Flying Aggies: BURRIS DEBENNING, Slillwaier, A8rS, BGII, Theaire Guild, KVRO. ROW 4: ANN DEEM, Shawnee, Home Ec., AX9: ROBERT DELAY, Yale, Educalion: SHARON DE- LONG, Sapulpa, Home Ec., S.N.E.A., Newman Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club: DONALD DENBY, Fallon, Engi- neering, HKN, lnsiilule ol: Radio Engineers: RONNIE DENHAM, Lawfon, Business. ROW 5: REX DENNIS, Wagoner, Engineering, IT, ROGER DEVEAU, Websfer, Massachusells, Engineer- ing, I-R.E.-A.I-EE.. ESE: DEE ANN DICKENS, S+. Louis, Missouri, Educalion, HBfI', Educaiion Council, KAH, Collegiaie Uniled Nalions Club, S.N.E,A.: SANDRA DICKENS., Waynoka, l-lome Ec., KAH, ON, ANNE DICKERSON, Depew, Educaiion, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Theaire Guild, Young Republicans. ROW 6: PAUL DICKERSON, ldabel, ASS, Track, Cross Counlry, Square Dance, Vers Club: PAUL DICKINSON, Tulsa, Engineering, AX, A.S.M.E., Can- ierbury Associaiion: SPENCER DICKINSON, Kirk- wood, Missouri, Engineering, A.l.A.: VIRGINIA DIEHL, Fairfax, AZQS, AZ, Newman Club, I.R.C., W.R.A.: VIRGIL DIEL, Kiowa, Kansas, Agricullure, AFP, Block X4 Bridle Club, Collegiale F,F.A. Dalrymple Darnell, R. Davidson, Dean Dennis Dickerson, R. P. Dambold Davenpori' Davidson, S. DeLay Deveau Dickinson, P. Daniels Darcey David Davidson, J. Davis DeBas+os DeLong Denby Dickens, D. Dickens, S. Dickinson, S. Diehl Darnell, E. Davidson, M DeBenning Denham Dickerson, A Diel Page 489 Dnorao Dilbeclc Dolin Donahoo Donley Doudican Downen Drake Drechsler Dries Droll Drucker Dryden Duncan Dyer, J. Dyer N EarnI1earI' Eberlshauser Eby Eclcerf Edgar Edwards, G. Edwards, R. Edwards W SENIOR CLASS ROW I: CHARLES DIIORIO, Glendale, California, Business ATA, JANEEN DILBECK, Seminole, ASIS, Aggie Band, Symplnonic Clwoir, Symphonic Band, EAI, B.S.U., Siudenl' Enlerfainers, PATRICK DOLIN, Shawnee, Engineering, 9K'I', Newman Club? DONNIE DONAHOO, Ellc Cily, Agricullure, Collegiale F.E.A.7 J. B. DONLEY, I-Ienryella, Business, TKE, JOHN DOUDICAN, Sapulpa, Business, DAVID DOWNEN, Tulsa, Engineering, A.I.E.E., Aggie Band, KKXP, LARRY DRAKE, Englewood, Kansas, Engineer- ing, THE, HTE, S.A.E., A.S.M.E., Wesley Foundalion. ZTAs slruggle wilh gelling Ilweir backdrop io sland up in lime for ll1e opening of Ilweir boollw al flue Union lair. etaiflli ., , f.. 1 f ' 1 2 - I 1.1 'I ROW 2: AUGUST DRECHSLER, Cleo Springs, Engineering, Ameri- can Sociely of Civil Engineers, RUTH DRIES, Union Ciiy, Home Ec., I-Iorne Ec. Club, GEORGE DROLL, Wicliifa, Kansas, Home Ec., KZ, I.R.C., S.U.A.B., l IoIeI 8: Reslauranl Sociely, PHILIP DRUCKER, Greal' Neck, New Yorlc, Agricullure, Cowpolces, San- born Enlomology Club, Sludenl' Assembly, JIM DRYDEN, Chick- aslna, Business, CHARLES DUNCAN, Pillsburg, Kansas, Engineer- ing, l.R.E., JAMES DYER, Ardmore, Agricullure, IMRC, Tlwalcher Hall Council, Scabbard 81 Blade, Adverlising Club, NORMAN DYER, Geary, Business. ROW 3: CHARLES EARNHEART, Okla. Cily, Engineering, Slow- pokes, Dralling Club, HENRY EBERTSHAUSER, Duquesne, Penn- sylvania, Engineering, HKN, I.R.E.g JAY EBY, Perry, Agricullure, Foreslry Club, LEE ECKERT, Manlca'I'o, Minnesola, Business, AXA, AKSP, S.A.M., Young Republicans, Business Sfuclenl Council, JIM EDGAR, Gullwrie, Business, BAXP, LIHHE, TZ, JANELL EDWARDS, Beaver, Educalion, S.N.E,A.: RICHARD EDWARDS, LaGrange, Illinois, Engineering, Slowpolces, Weslminsler Foundalion, WIL- LIAM EDWARDS, Balboa, Canal Zone, Engineering, A.I.E.E., I.R.E. Page 490 ROW I: JOAN ELARTON, Madill, ALS, WX, Orange X1 Black Ouill, Psychology Club, Sociology Club, l.R.C.: BOB ELARTON, Enid, Agricullure, Foreslry Club, Vel- erans Club: SAMUEL ELLIOTT, Aline, Engineering, A.S.M.E.: JAMES BOB ELLIS-ON, McAlesler, Educa- lion, Arnold Air Sociely, Social Dance Club, Lalin American Dance Club: M. KATHLEEN ELLIS, Erick, Home Ec., TZK, Kfb, 'Wesley Foundaiion, Home Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club. ROW 2: CLYDE ELMORE, Alva, Agricullure, AZ, TE, Agronomy Club: JAMES EMBREE, Geary, Busi- ness: JAMES ENGELBACH, Okla. Cily, Business. AKXIA. Arnold Air Sociely, Cade? Officers Club: CAROL ENGLISH, Shawnee, A84S, KfI', AHM, Presi- olenl's and Dean's Honor Roll, Orange 84 Black Quill: G. W. ENGLISH, Okla. Cily, l-lome Ec., ATA, H. 8: R.A. Sociely. ROW 3: JAMES ENIX, Slillwaler, Agriculiure, -EDN, AZ, Aggie X Club, Scabbard 8: Blade: CHARLES ENSEY, Duncan, Business, EN, Young Dernocrals, S.U.A.B., S.A.M.: BERTON DEWEY EPLER, Duncan. Engineering, IDE, IIKN, Radio Amaleur Club, l.R.E., A.l.E.E.: MARLAND ERNEST, Calera, Engineering, HTZ, A.S.M.E,, A.I.M,E.: MAHMOOD ESKAFI, Teh- ran, Iran, Agricullure, Enlomclogy Club, Social Dance Club, Spur 81 Comb Club. ROW 4: KENNETH ESTES, ldabel, Engineering, A.S. C.E., XE: BILLY EVANS, Frederick, Agriculiure, Juclg- ing Team, Collegiale F.F.A.: SHIRLEY EWING, Gulh- rie, Educalion, HB'I', K-AIT, Young Democrals: JAMES WlLS.ON EXLINE, Tulsa, Engineering, GX, A.S.M.E., Flying Aggies: DALE FAIN, Snyder, Agricullure, Scab- bard Sc Blade, Agronomy Club. ROW 5: ROBERT TAYLOR FAIRLESS, Sluarr, Engi- neering, American Sociery Agriculfural Engineers, Thalcher l-lall Club: RONNIE FARRINGTON, Welch. Agricullure, Aggie Sociely, Flying Aggies: MARI- LYNN FAULKNER, Rush Springs, I-lome Ec., I-lon-ie Ec. Club, W.R.A.: RICHARD FEASEL, Cushing, I-lorne Ec., 41.59, IGH, Horel Sociely: CLARENCE FELL, Wichila, Kansas, AHS. ROW 6: EMERY FRANK FERGUSON, Glencoe, AHS, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel' Officers Club: J. DAVID FERGUSON, Woodward, Agriculiure, Theaire Guild, Flying Aggies, Weslminsler Foundalion, Aggie X Club: DONALD PATRICK FERRELL, Amorila, AES, Farm- house, PE, AUM lPre-Medl: MONTE RAY FERRELL, Texhoma, Engineering, ET, IITE, American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers: GERALD THOMAS FINE. Lindsay, Engineering, American Inslilule of lncluslrial Engineers, AUM, Socieiy of American Miliiary Engi- neers, Varsily O Club. EIar+on, J. Elarlon, B. ElIioH Ellison Elmore Embree Engelbach English, C. Enix Ensey Epler Ernesl Esles Evans Ewing Exline Fairless Farringfon Faulkner Feasel Ferguson, E. Ferguson, J, Ferrell, D. Ferrell, M. IJ Ellis English, G Eskafi Fain Fell Fine age 491 Fisher Fiich, K. Fifch, M. Filzgerald Flanders Florence Flores Flu Fo is Ford Fosler, B. Fosler, G. Fowler Francis Frank Freeman French Friedemann Friman Frudy, Doris Frudy, Dorolhy Fullerfon Fullon Gafford SENIOR CLASS ROW I: GUY HENRY FISHER, Olcla. Cily, Engineering, IIKA, A.I.A., ET: KENNETH RAY FITCH, Rush Springs, A857 MYRA LOIS FITCH, Rush Springs, Home Ec.: MARCIA ANNE FITZ- GERALD, Pernell, Home Ec., ZTA, AEA, Symphonic Choir, Slu- denl Enlerlainersq TOMMY JACK FLANDERS, Cofleyville, Busi- ness: CHARLES FLORENCE, Marlow, Agricullure, Collegiale F.F.A., Officers Clubg ALBERTO' FLORES, Caracas, Venezuela, Business, Newman Club, Pan American Club, I.R.C.g JIMMY FLUD, Lindsay, Engineering. ROW 2: BILL FOLLIS, Miami, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, THOMAS EDWARD FORD, Olcla. Cily, Home Ec., Pres. ol Young G. Bond serves a member ol The BG orcheslra, dinner guesls ol lhe Pi Phis. G. Powell and D. Purnell acl as hoslesses. ' Democrals, Vels, Club, I-I. 81 R.A. Sociely, B.P.O. Ellcsg BARBARA ANN FOSTER, Slillwaler, Home Ec., I-Iome Ec. Club: GARY LEE FOSTER, Enid, Engineering, ZX, I.R.C., S.U,A.B., A.I.E.E., I,R.E.y JOE WILEY FOWLER, Shawnee, Engineering, EAE, ET, AUM, Engineering Sludenl Council, Cadel' Ollicers Club, A.l.I.E., Wesley Foundalion Cabinelg DAVID JACKSON FRANCIS, Claremore, Engineering, I.A.S., A.S.M.E.g RUTH ANN FRANK, Morrison, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club, W.R.A., l..S.A.: ROBERT BARTON FREEMAN, Tonlfawa, A8iS. ROW 3: JANICE FRENCH, Tulsa, Educalion, Orange Quill, Orange X1 Black Ouill, Sludenl Nalional Eolucalion Associalion, Tr, Women's Recrealion Associalion, Clirislian Science Organ- izalion, Associelion of Women Sfudenlsg KATHERINE HATTIE FRIEDEMANN, Slillwaler, Educalion, Lulheran Sludenl' Associa- lion, TF, MARY FRANCIS FRIMAN, Wagoner, Home Ec., B.S.U., Home Ec. Ed. Club, 'PTQ DORIS JEAN FRUDY, Tonlcawa, Home Ec., Collegiale 4-I-I, Home Ec. Club: DOROTHY JANE FRUDY, Tonlcawa, I-lome Ec., Home Ec. Club, TOM FULLERTON, Fl. Smilh, Arlcansas, Agricullure, EAE, Young Democrals, Agricul- lural Sociely, Collegiale F.F.A., Rodeo Club: JAMES CARLETON FULTON, Largo, Florida, Engineering, HHN, DONALD GAF- FORD, I-Iaworlh, Engineering, l.M.R.C., l,A.S., A.S.M.E., Cow- polces, Sluclenl Assembly, Sporls Car Club, Bennell Council. Page 492 ROW I: ROGER OWEN GAGNE, Laconia, New I-Iampsliire, Engineering, A.S.M.E., I.A.E.g NORMAN GAITHER, Poleau, Engineering, IT, AUM, A.I.I,E.: JIM LAWRENCE GALLIMORE, Lawlon, Engineering, l.A.S., A.S.M.E,, TAG, JACK L. GAMBLIN, Duncan. Business, EM, l.R.C., TKT: JAMES E. GAMMON. Olcla. Cily, Engineering, HTS, -YN. ROW 2: DON ALLAN GARD, Orienla, ABS. Blue Key, B.S.U., Collegiale 4-I-l, KE: CHARLES E. GARDNER, Woodward, AHS, fbllli Arls 8: Sciences Toaslrnaslers, Arls 8: Sciences Honor Soci- ely, I,R.C., BDU: DONALD GENE GARNER, Slillwa- ler, Engineering, EN, A.I.l.E., Sludenl Assembly, O Club, AUM lI.E.l, Cadel Ollicers Club Council: JOE H. GARRETT, Olcla. Cily, Business, VERNON L. GAR- RISON, Lone Woll, Business, l.F.C., Young Democrals, Acacia, I.R.C., Circle ol Concern. ROW 3: C. WENDELL GATES, Tulsa, Engineering, Pelroleum Club, A,l.M.E.g FRED M. GEESEY, York, Pennsylvania, Engineering, I.R.E4, IIKN, KENNETH GEIHSLER, Breckinridge, Business, Young Democrals, PA: ALVIN CHARLES GEIS, Alva, Agricullure, Aggie X, TIFM, AZ, DENNIS CLAYTON GENEVA, Cowela. Educalion, Acacia. ROW 4: MARIAN SUE GENTRY, Cemenl, Business, Business Sluclenl Council, FE, EAE, H9113 ARTHUR D. GEORGE, Duranl, Agricullure, Collegiafe FFA, American Sociely ol Agronomy: DELBERT LEE GEORGE, Tonlcawa, Educalion: DONALD DAVID GEPHARDT, Lillle Rock. Arkansas, Engineering: FRANK CARLETON GIERHART, Sapulpa, Business, BQH, AKW, Business Sludenl Council, Sludenl Asa sembly, O'Collegian Slall, Young Dernocrals, ROW 5: JESSE D. GILBERT, Duncan, Engineering, A.l,E.E., Young Democrals, XA, MARY ELLEN GIL- MORE, Wagoner, Home Ec., D.S.F., 'T'TO, ON, KAII, Home Ec. Club: WAYNE REESE GIPS-ON, Cache, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, Farmhouse, ROBERT FRANK GLADMAN, Seroe, Colorado, Business, Scab- bard 81 Blade, MKT: RHODA JANE GLOVER, Slill- waler, Home Ec., C.T.M., I-l. 8: l.D. Club, XD. ROW 6: WALTER DUANE GOBLE, Olcrnulgee, Busi- ness, AKW, Business Toaslmaslers, ATU: CHARLES RAY GODBERSON, Ponca Cily, Engineering, JIKN, CIJH-E, American lnslilule ol Eleclrical Engineering, ELWOOD J. GOERINGER, Kingslon, Pennsylvania, Business, 1i'I'I'ig CAROLINE GOFORTH, I-lobarl, AHS, Young Democrals, S.U.A.B., S.N.E.A.y VIRGIL AVERY GOFORTH, Barllesville, AES, AX. Gagne Gard Gales Genlry Gilberl Goble Gailher Gardner, C. Geesey George, A. Gilmore Goclberson Gallimore Garner GeiI'1sIer George, D. Gipson Goeringer Gamblin Gammon Garrell Garrison Geis Geneva Gephardl Gierharl Glaclman Glover Golorlh, C. GolorlI1,V. Page +93 Golda Goosen Gordon Gos+ing Goward Graff Graham Gran+ Grassman Green, M. Green, T. Greene Greer Greisen Griffin Griffiih Grimes Grove Gunn, B. Gunn, M. Gufhrie Haddox Haga Hagood SENIOR CLASS ROW I: EUGENE GOLDA, New York, New York, A8457 KEN- NETH RAY GOOSEN, Liberal, Kansas, Business, AKXPQ WILLIAM A. GORDON, Tulsa, Engineering, JIM A. GOSTING, Ponca Cily, Business, MKT, Young Dernocrais, Acacia, GEORGE L. GOWARD, Cleveland, A8fSg R. B. GRAFT, Cusler, A8131 JACK H. GRAHAM, Oklahoma Ciry Engineering, A.I.E.E., l.R.E.: ARLINE MAE GRANT, Muskogee, Educalion. The Air Flalrce is slaked down in Kappa Sig's homecoming deco- ralion, adding a humorous nole 'Io Ihe evenlful day. M V W 'ff if .Ql'1+?, W'A ' ' ROW 2: CAROLE L. GRASSMAN, Marshall, Business, PE, BAXP7 MARILYN LOVE GREEN, Sulphur, Educalion, Pan American, S.N.E.A., W.R.A., Circle 8, I.R.C.: TIM GREEN, Asher, Business, 1TKAq RICHARD MAX GREENE, Tulsa, Engineering, TKT, EL- DON G. GREER, JR., Waukomis, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle: CLIFF H. C-5REIS.EN, JR., Slillwaler, Arls Bc Sciences, IIQE, 1-IKA7 DAVID MILLER GRIFFIN, Memphis, Tennessee, Engineering, KE, RAY G. GRIFFITH, I-lugo, Engineering. ROW 3: GLORIA GRIMES, Tulsa, Home Ec., C.T.M., I-I. 8: I.D., R.E.W. Chairman, KKIH JUDY GROVE, Enid, Educalion, A.W.S. Judicial Board, Arls X1 Sciences Queen, S.U.A.B., W.R.A., S.N.E.A.: B. JOE GUNN, Wewoka, Business, Y.M.C.A., KKW, B.S.U.g MARY LOUISE GUNN, Slillwaler, Educaiion, S.A.I., IIZK, Orange Quill, Orange 84 Black Quill, B.S.U.: CHARLES RAY GUTHRIE, Big Cabin, Agricullure, Sociology Club: VERNON F. HADDOX, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIEE, ATA: MARY ELLEN HAGA, Garber, Home Ec., ZTA, B.S.U., I-lome Ec. Club, I-I. 8: LD. Club, FLOYD W. HAGOOD, Alva, Engineering. Page 49-I ROW I: CLAUDE H. HAILEY, Miami, Engineering, HKN, l.R.E.: JIM W. HAINES, Fargo, Business, CLEE M. HALE, I-lydro, Engineering, I.R.E.q COLLEEN HALE, Slroud, Business, Young Republicans, Adverlis- ing Club, l.R.C., Choral Club, S.U.A.B., B.S.U., Red- skin Slallg ALLEN F. HALES, Fl. Smilh, Arkansas Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 2: MARY NELLE HALES, Fl. Smilh, Arkansas. Educalionp ARTHUR W. HALL, Tulsa, Business, O Club, LARRY E. HALL, Cowela, Engineering, IIT21, XT, A.S.M.E., Engineering Sludenl Council: ROBERT LLOYD HALL, Ponca Ci+y, Engineering, A.S.M.E., Pelroleum Club: WILLIAM THOMAS HALL, Midwesl Cily, AHS, Sludenl Senale, l.M.R.l-I., OAK, KDAGJ, ROW 3: JANE PRATT HALLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, Orange 8: Black Quill, S.N.E.A., KAIT, STAN- TON M. HALLEY, Okla. Cily, AXIS, Zlfiflflg HARLEY LOYD HAMACKER, Fargo, Engineering, B.S.U., THE, EM, AIIM, KE, HARVEY E. HAMILTON, Shalluck, Engineering, A.S.A.E., AZ, ET, Social Dance, Blue Key, l.F.C.g WILLIAM L. HAMILTON, JR., Slillwaler, AES, Pelroleurn Club, BFE ROW 4: VIRGINIA ANN HAMPTON, Shawnee. Home Ec., '1J'T0, ON, HZK, B.S.U., Orange Ouill, Orange X1 Black Quill, KKF, AFEEF HAMRA, Meria- youn, Lebanon, Engineering, Arab Associalion, A.S. C.E.y REX LINDSAY HAND, Ames, Engineering, ET. HKNq IVOL NORRIS HANE, Waukomis, Agricullure, Block X: Bridle: RONALD G. HANES, Slillwaler, Busi- ness, AEH, MKT, ROW 5: NITA SUE HANNA, Burneyville, Educalion, Kfb, I.S.A., S.N.E.A., KAII, JAY M. HARADER, New- kirk, AHS, Masonic Club, Velerans Club, DAVID ED- WARD HARDER, Tulsa. Engineering: CHARLES W. HARDMAN, Seminole, Engineering, Pelroleum Club, A.l.M.E.7 WILLIS CLARK HARDWICK, Anllers, AES, Young Democrals, Y.M.C.A., Sludenl' Ouarlerback. ROW 6: WAYNE WILLIAM HARGIS, Tulsa, Engi- neering, OIT Toaslrnasler, A.I.I.E., l.R.C., ZYTIEI THOMAS SCOTT HARLAN, Enid, Engineering, Track Team, EX: DONALD VANN HARNAGE, Muskogee. Engineering, A.S.C.E., XE, BOYD W. HARRIS, Slil- well, Educalion, Flying Aggies, AXA, S.N.E.A., 9X1 DAN L. HARRIS, Okla. Cily, Engineering, A.l.A.. Beaux Arls Sociely, Disciple Sludenl Fellowship, Young Republicans. Hailey Hales, M. Halley, J. Hampfon Hanna Hargis Haines Hall, A. Halley, S. Hamra Harader Harlan Hale, C. M. Hale, C. Hales, A. Hall, L. Hall, R. Hall, W. Hamalcer Hamilfon, H. Hamillon, W Hand Hane Hanes Harder Hardman Hardwick Harnage Harris, B. Harris, D. Page 495 Harris H Harris, K. Harris, M. Har+ Harling Har+wig HasIeH Ha+cI1eH Halhcole HaugI1+ Hayes, D. Hayes, S. Haygood Haynes Hays Headley Headrlclt Heidlage Heindselman Heinz Heiserman Henderson Herridge Hier SENIOR CLASS ROW I: HOWARD T. HARRIS, Colony, Kansas, Engineering: KEITH FRANK HARRIS, Oklahoma Cily, Business, INE, ESPN. Business Sludenl Council, MARY ANNA HARRIS, Norman, Aris 81 Sciences, UZK, K'I', Sociology Club, R.E.W., Orange 81 Black Ouill, Sludeni Enleriainers, Wesley Eoundaliong GORDON P. HART, Anadarlco, Journalism, EAX, AK'1', KE, Blue Key, I.C.I.E., Redslcin Edilorg MONICA HARTING, Morrison, Home Ec., AAU: CHARLES A. HARTWIG, JR., Tioion, Business, EDE, Circle K. BAYP, A-EH, JO ANN HASLETT, Miami, Educarion, UTM, JIMMY HOWELL HATCHETT, Mangum, Agriculiure, AZ, Sanborn Enfo- mology Club. Royally of Aggie day picnic, R. Noyes, Aggie princess B. Boyd. S. McDonald and O. A. Ladd, ignore sirici dieling. ROW 2: DONALD EDWARD HATHCOTE, Scoii, Arkansas, Agri- cullure, Block 8. Bridle: DONALD HAUGHT, Cemenl, Educalion, B.S.U., Square Dance Club: DON EVERETT HAYES, I-lillsdale, Business, W. Bennell' Council, Siudenl Assembly, I.M.R.C., Inde- pendenl Sludenl' Associalionq SHIRLEY ANN HAYES, Anadarlco, Business, Illanalia Indian Club, W.R.A.7 WAYNE HAYGOOD, Kaufman, Texas, Agriculiurel Block 84 Bridle, Livesioclc Judging Team, JAMES A. HAYNES, Slillwaier, Business, EN: PATSY HAYS, Enid, Arls 84 Sciences, Collegiale 4-I-I, Rodeo Club, Mod- ern Dance Club, P.E.M.M., W.R.A., Young Democralsq J. DEE HEADLEY, Salina, Kansas, Ergineering, T.I.E., Engineering Slu- denl Council' BKE Execuiive Board. ROW 3: CHARLES HENRY HEADRICK, Addinglon, Engineer- ing: ROBERT F. HEIDLAGE, Cliiclcaslwa, Engineering, Rodeo Club, A.S.A.E., Young Democrals, 9K'I'g JON WILLIAM HEINDSEL- MAN, I-lenryella, Agricullure, Rodeo Club, JUDITH C. HEINZ, Lawion, Educalion, KATL ALBERTA NARDI HEISERMAN, Balli- more, Maryland, Educalion, S.N.E.A., KAN: JIM EDWARD HEN- DERSON, Olclalioma Cily, Engineering, American lnsriluie ol: In- dusirial Engineers, TKE: FLOYD S. HERRIDGE, Marlow, Business, ASH, HHH, BONNIE LAURETTE HIER, Barllesville, I-Iome Ec.. W.R.A., F.R. 84 C.D. Club, A.C.E.I., S.U.A.B., KKF. Page 496 ROW I: WILLIAM N. HIGHFILL, Okla. Cily, Busi- ness, MKT, Siudeni Enieriainers, AKXP, Men's Glee Club, Young Republicans, :Nt CHARLES ELMER HIGLEY, Tulsa, Engineering, T.l.E., Pershing Rifles: JO ANN HILBIG, Avard, Educaiion, KAN- DAVID LEE HILDEBRANDT, Enid, Business DELMAR R. HILL, Waynoka, Business, BAXP. ROW 2: DOYLE F. HILL, Marshall, Business, AKNII, Young Republicans, B.S.lJ.: JIMMY WAYNE HILL, Anilers, Engineering, Flying Aggies: ROBERT WAL- TER HILL, Barilesville, Engineering: VOLENTINE FRANCIS. HILL, Caddo, Engineering, 'PII-3, HTE. A.S.M.E.g RONALD LEE HILLS, Oklahoma Ciiy, En- gineering, A.l.E.E., l.R.E., O.S.E., Engineering Socieiy ol Deiroii. ROW 3: CAROLYN ANN HIMES, Oklahoma Ciiy. Home Ec., 'PTO, Y.W.C.A., C.T.M., I-l. 81 l.D. Club. KKF: LEROY HININGER, Fargo, Agriculiure: HAYS THOMAS HINRICHS, Siillwaler, Engineering, Arnold Air Socieiy, Chrisiian Science Organizaiion, Acacia: JOHN ARTHUR HIRSCHLEIN, Mi. Holly, New Jer- sey, Arls 84 Sciences: LAURAL LUCILE HIRSCHMAN, Perry, Educafion, KAN, S,N.E.A., A.C.E.l., AXQ. Orange 81 Black Quill. ROW 4: DONALD GENE HIX, Weafheriord, Agri- culiure, Block X1 Bridle, Young Democrais, AFP: DON- ALD LEE HIXON, Enid, Educaiion, A.l.A.A., S.l.A.A., O.l.A.A., Young Democrafs, American Vocalional As- socialiong DELLA M. HIXON, Harmon, Home Ec., 'I'TQ, 'PEI Home Ec. Club, B.S.U., Collegiaie 4-H, Circle 8 Square Dance Club, Food Science Club: DUAIN W. HOGUE, Ardmore. Aris X1 Sciences, Peiroleum Club: ROBERT HOWARD HOLCOMB, Hugolon, Kansas, Educaiion, S.I.A.A,, KIJKT. ROW 5: JAMES S. HOLDEN, Mexico Ciiy, Mexico. Engineering, A.l.E.E., Engineering Toasirnasiers, Can- ierbury Associaiion: EDWARD J. HOLLAND, Jenks, Business, Young Democrais, AKYP, S.U.A.B., Wesley Founclaiion, DDE: GENE RALPH HOLLRAH, Enid, Agricullure, Fl, Arnold Air Sociefy, Agronomy Club, Officers Club: JACKIE L. HOLT, Beihany, Agricul- lure, A.S.A.E., Aggie Band, B.S.U. Freshman Council, Men's Residence Hall Counselor: HANS D. HOLTZ. Barilesville, Arls 8: Sciences, 'PH-E, TKT, Aris 81 Sci- ences Honor Socieiy, American Chemical Socieiy Slu- deni Ariiliales. ROW 6: SUZANNE HOMAN, Fairfax, Educafion, S.N.E.A., Young Democrais, X511 BARBARA JANE HONEYCUTT, Meeker, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, Circle 8 Square Dance, WTO, Young Democrais: JIMMY J. HOOD, Lindsay, Agriculiure, Collegiaie FFA, B.S.U.: ROLLIN GLEN HORNBUCKLE, Bariles- ville, Agriculiure, Foresiry Club: ALLEN E. HORRELL, Miami, Engineering. if' v Frm Q 17 Highfill Hill, D. F. Himes Hix Holden Homan Higley Hill, J. Hininger Hixon Holland Ho:1eycuH Hilbig Hill, R. Hinrichs Hixson Hollrah Hood Hilclebra ndi Hill, V. Hirchslein Hogue Hol+ Hornbuckle Hill, D. R. Hills Hirschman Holcomb Holfz Horrell Page -P97 Howard J Howard, W. Howe Howery Hoyf Hubbard Hudson Huggins Huiff Hunfer Hursl Husfon Hulcheson Iman Ingram, F. Ingram T Issacs Ives Jackson, D. Jackson, R. Jacob Jaggers James Houser ROW I: JAMES DONALD HOWARD, Lawfon, Agricullure, O Club, Block 81 Bridle Club, Officers Club, AZ: WILLIAM CHARLES HOWARD, Salem, Illinois, Engineering, UTI, VKKXP, l.A.S., O.S.U. Band, D.S,F,, fI'KT, MARVIN DEAN HOWE, Cowela, Engineering, TKT, HT-Y, I.A.S., KKXI1, Aggie Band: TOM DAVID HOWERY, Poleau, Educalion, S.N.E.A., Educalion Council, Wildlife Sociely: CECIL HOYT, Miami, Engineering: CHESTER RAY HUBBARD, Chandler, Business: JIM HUDSON, Harlshorne, Arls 81 Sciences, Wildlife Sociely: CAROL E. HUG- GINS, For? Gibson, Home EC. Rush week aclivily in a Hades furnished by The KDS. The bedevil- ers are salan B. Jerome and can-canning M. Anglin. ROW 2: RETA HUITT, Wynnewood, Arls X: Sciences, B.S.U., IIZK: ROBERT MICHAEL HUNTER, Tulsa, Engineering, ENT DONNA MAE HURST, Frederick, Educalion, S.N.E.A.: SUSAN MARGUERITE HUSTON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Willard House Council: H. L. HUTCHESON, Tiplon, Arls X1 Sciences, AXA: JOHN L. IMAN, Wichifa Falls, Texas, Business, Business Toasl- rnaslers, Sociely for Advancemenl of Management EN: FRANCIS W. INGRAM, Elgin, Agricullure, EGR, Wesley Foundalion, Block 81 Bridle: TOMISENE INGRAM, Fay, Home EC., General Home Ec. Club, 'I'T0, ON, Grand Council, AEA, l.S.A., Wesley Founda- Iion, Orange Xi Black Ouill. ROW 3: ELWYN D. ISAACS, Foyil, Educalion, Physical Educa- lion majors 81 minors Club, Y.M.C.A.: LENT H. IVES, Tulsa, En- gineering, Flying Aggies, A.l.l.E,: DON JACKSON, Shawnee, Business, Young Democrafs, Weslminisler Fellowship, TKT, ROGER E. JACKSON, Alliance, Ohio, Engineering, TIKN: JOHN M. JACOB, Texarkana, Arkansas, Engineering, 'PH-E, ET, Blue Key, O Club, B.S.U., SAIC: WAYNE A. JAGGERS, McAlesler, Business, AK'I', I5AXI', Business Toaslrnaslersg JOHN E. JAMES, Amarillo, Texas Agricullure, Cowpokcs, Block X1 Bridle, Pep Council: GLENN DOUGLAS HOUSER, Omaha, Nebr., Engineer- ing, KIYIII, A.I.A., Beaux Arls. Page -T98 ROW I: WALTER D. JAMES, Haskell, Agriculiure, AZ, Cadel Officers Council, Sanborn Eniomology Club, AEA, Arnold Air Socieiy, Cadel Ohficers Club. Farmhouse: HARRY S. JAMESON, Blackwell, Busi- ness: DWAINE W. JANTZ, Newkirk, Engineering, KKNIII IIKN, A.l.E.E., l.R.E., Conceri Band, Aggie Band: JERRY LEE JANZEN, Enid, Engineering, A.l.l.E., Young Republicans, TKE: SANFORD JOSEPH JECH, Genlry, Arkansas, Educalion. ROW 2: BARBARA ELLEN JENKINS, Maysville. Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, WTO, ON, Orange Xi Black Quill: EMAGENE JENKINS, Enid, Educalion, A.W.S. Vice-Presidenl, R.E.W., S.N,E.A,, KATI, Morlar Board, HZK, Leadership lnsiilule, XI2: RAMON LEON JOHN, Lawlon, Agricullure, I-lorlicullure Club: FOR- REST LEE JOHNSON, Caddo, Engineering: ROBERT LOWELL JOHNSON, Tulsa, Agriculiure, TKT. ROW 3: ROY M. JOHNSON, Rock Island, Illinois, Arls 81 Sciences, Masonic Club, FQT: THOMAS WEN- DELL JOHNSON, Roosevelt Educafion, Flying Ag- gies: WAYNE FRANK JOHNSON, Kremlin, Engineer- ing? WENDELL A. JOHNSON, Elini, Michigan, Engi- neering, HKN, WILLIS G. JOHNSON, Cowela, Engi- neering. ROW 4: JANET ELOISE JOHNSTON, Muskogee. Educalion, Educalion Siudenf Council, X52, K-AH. S.N.E.A., Orange Quill, Orange 8: Black Quill: WIL- LARD B. JOHNSTON, Cedar Vale, Kansas, Engineer- ing: JERRY H. JONDAHL, Chandler, Business, SAE, CHARLES E. JONES, Tulsa, Engineering, HKN, A.I. E.E., I.R.E.: EVELYN M. JONES, Woodward, Arfs 8: Sciences, Grand Council. ROW 5: JAMES B. JONES, Crescenl, Agriculiure, Foroslry Club, Young Democrals, Farm House: JAN JONES, Tulsa, Educalion, IIBfb, F.T.A., S,N.E.A.: MELVIN EDWIN JONES, JR., Pryor, Engineering, IIJHE, ET, A.I.C.E., Acacia: MITCHELL L. JONES, Thomas, Agricullure, Aggie X, Young Democrais, l.F.C., lnlercollcgiale Pariy, ATP: NED GENE JONES, Tahlequah, Engineering, Engineering Toaslmasiers, American lnsiiluie of Induslrial Engineers, l.S.A. ROW 6: PATRICIA ANN JONES, Enid, Arls Bi Sci- ences, Grand Council, Vif.R.A., Physical Educaiion Club, Hockey Club, A.W.S., A.W.S. Legislaiive Board: TOM C. JONES, Sl. Charles, Illinois, Arfs Xi Sciences, ATA: JAMES G. JORDAN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, AEH: MAX G. JORDAN, Fairview, Business, ATA, KAREN RAE JORGENSEN, Paxion, Nebraska, Edu- caiion, l.S.A. J. 'KPK . E 'ref .d oa EPM' ii 5 'Qs ':- James Jenkins, B. Johnson, R. Johnsfon, J. Jones, James Jones, P. Jameson Jenkins, E. Johnson, T. Johnsion, W. Jones, Jan Jones, T. Janfz Janzen Jech John Johnson, F. Johnson, R. Johnson, Wayne Johnson, Wendell Johnson, Willis Jondahl Jones, C. Jones, E. Jones, Melvin Jones, Mifchell Jones, N. Jordan, J. Jordan, M. Jorgensen Page 499 ,A L 6' l Joyner D Joyner, R. Kadavy Kaenzig Kail Kanalzar Kaul Keely Kellef Kelley Kelley Kemp Kennedy Kerlay, G. Kerby, J. Kershaw Keso Kelchum Keys Kilian Kind+ King, K. King, N. Kinslow SENIOR CLASS ROW I: DORIS IRENE JOYNER, Lawlon, Business, Young Demo- crals, Thealre Guild, S.U.A,B.1 RUSSELL MARTIN JOYNER, Okla- homa Cily, Engineering, Acaciaq NORMA LEE KADAVY, King- fisher, Educalion, S.N.E.A., 'l'I'p GERALD LOUIS KAENZIG. Pawnee, Business, KKV, -3-YU: CHARLES ROSS. KAIL, Newkirk, Agriculiure, Farm I-louse, HOBART D. KANATZAR, San Anlonio, Texas, Engineering, A.I.l.E.g LARRY C. KAUL, Hereford, Texas, Agricullure, Farm I-louse, SUZANN KEELY, Arcadia, Home Ec.. KAII, ON, 'I l'0, Orange 81 Black Quill, I-lome Ec. Club, Orange Quill, S.N.E.A. , Members ol lhe Fire Proicclion sociely pul lhe finishing louches on Their lloal enlry lor Ihe homecoming parade. ROW 2: SHARON LOUISE KELLET, Enid, Arls 81 Sciences, Morlar Board, W.R.A., Arls 81 Sciences Sludenl Council, Grand Council, A.W.S. Execulive Board, Physical Educalion Club, Orange Quill, Orange 8: Black Quill, Hockey Club: C. DAVID KELLEY, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., C.T.M., H. 81 I.D. Club, I.R.C,, Young Democrals, B.S.U., -5-T-5-1 CHARLES BYRON KELLEY, Slillwaler, Arls 8: Sciences, l.R.C., Young Democrals, EM, ATU: DONALD DEAN KEMP, Broken Arrow, Engineering, S.A.E., A.S.M.E.g CARL DAVID KENNEDY, Bradley, Agriculiure, Sludenf Senale, AZ, American Chemislry Sociely, Blue Key, '1'K'I', 'I'E, Aggie Council, Young Dernocrals, Collegiale 4-I-I Club: GEORGIA KERBY, Deer Creek, Eclucalion, Grand Council, Willard House Council, KAH, S,N.E.A.: JOHN WILLIAM KERBY, Glencoe, Business, BRYANT KENT KERSHAW, Idabel, Arls 84 Sciences, ROW 3: KAYE E. KES.O, Slillwaier, Educaiion, Orange 81 Black Quill, lnlernalional Relalions Council, KAII, S.N.E.A., KA: LYNN D. KETCHUM, Duncan, Agriculiureg CLAUDIA CATHERINE KEYS, Lincoln, Nebraska, Home Ec., 9-E'I', WTO, I 'I'B: CLIFFORD G. KILIAN, Medford, Educalion, S.N.E.A., Flying Aggies, 9KfIJg RUTH ANN KINDT, Enid, Educalion, S.N.E.A., Dean's I-Ionor Roll: KAROL ANN KING, Drumrighl, Business, II-E, HQH, S.N.E.A., KAH, Orange X1 Black Quill, X523 NELSON E. KING, Elk Cily. Arls 8: Sciences, IITE: RONALD H. KINSLOW, Mangurn, Engie neering, HT-fi. Page 500 ROW I: BARBARA RUTH KIRBY, Perkins, Home Ec., Home Ec. Srudenr Council, CDTO, Home Ec. Club, AEA, ZTAg MAYNARD MARION KIRBY, Barllesville, Engineering, 'I'IIE, A.l.A. 81 Beaux Arls: GERALD CECIL KITCH, Weleerka, Engineering, HKN, ET, QJHZ, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.: BILL R. KNAPP, Davis, Arls 84 Sciences, Officers' Club, Aggie Band, D.S.F., ATA: KAY PAULA KNOUSE, Oklahoma Ciry, Home Ec.. Newman Club, Food Science Club. ROW 2: PAT KOEHLER, Wakila, Educarion, Srudenl lndusfrial Arls Associarion, Newman Club: WALTER KOLB, Bronx, New York, Arrs Xe Sciences, PST, KAREN KRAUSE, El Reno, Arls X: Sciences, Y.W.C.A., Morrar Board, Arrs 8: Sciences Srudenr Council, Col- legiale U.N. Club, Canrerbury Club, AXSZ, STANLEY D. KRAUSSE, Douglas, Educarion, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 81 Blade, S.l.A.A., O.l.A.A.: KATHERINE NOREEN KRIBBS, Tulsa, Business, Young Republicans, Redskin Srarl, l.R.C., S.U.A.B., Adverlising Club, KKP. ROW 3: B. EUGENE KROEKER, Winfield, Kansas. Agriculrure, Block Bc Bridle, Warner Fellowship: ROSE MARIE KUBRICHT, Cherokee, Educarion, Orange Quill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Morrar Board, Young Republican, Ediror of Corral, S,N.E.A., ETA, KAH, Aggie Sweerhearls Quarrer, Sludenr Enrerrainers, Wes- ley Foundarion, Srudenr Educarion Council, HPKIJ: ANNA PHOEBE KUNNEMAN, Kingfisher, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club. Home Ec. Educalion Club, HZK, TA, AEA, Grand Council, KAIT, fI1TO, ON, Willard House Council: GERALD W. KYLE, Wewoka, Business, MKT: DAVID L. LACKEY, Okrnulgee, Business, ABIT, Wes- ley Foundalion, ATU. ROW 4: JERRY EDGAR LAGROW, Cherokee, Busi- ness, BA'1': HOWARD DONALD LAIDLEY, Oklahoma Ciry, Business, MKT: GARY R, LAIR, Commerce. Business, Arnold Air Sociery: HARRY R. LAKE, Wa- ronga, Arrs 81 Sciences: BILL M. LAMAN, China Lake, California, Engineering, Tech Sociery, Radio Club. ROW 5: CAROLYN M. LAMBERT, Srillwarer, I-lome Ec., Newman Club, S.N.E.A., X91 ELEANOR MARIE LAND, Winfield, Kansas, Business, Y.W.C.A., Young Republicans, AXSZ, JOE M. LANGLEY, Pryor, Busi- ness, Business Srudeni Council, l.E.C., Young Demo- crars, lnlercollegiale Parly, MKT, Acacia: CAROLYN WRIGHT LATHAM, I-lobarf, Educarion, EAI, Music Educalion Club, Girls Glee Club, ZTA: EARL L. LAWRENCE, Cambridge, Kansas, Business, AKW, So- ciely 'For rhe Advancemenl of Managemenl, Young Dernocrars, -EX. ROW 6: ERWIN DALE LEAVERTON, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, A.S.A.E.: ERVIN LEON LEBEDA, Renfrow, Agri- culrure, KK'I', Aggie X, Aggie Band: MARY GRACE LEBEDA, Lamonr, Arrs 81 Sciences, TBE, EAI, March- ing and Symphony Band, Choir, Symphonic Orcheslrag BARBARA JO LEE, Tulsa, Home Ec., B.S.U., I'-lorne Ec. Club, I-l. 81 l.D. Club, XYZ, FRANK E. LEGRAND, Mayfield, Agriculrure, Masonic Club, AZ, Agronomy Club. Kirby, B. Kirby, M. Koehler Kolb Kroeker Kubrichl LaGrow Laidley Lamberf Land Leaverlon Lebeda, E. Kifch Krause, K. Kunnema n Lair Langley Lebeda, M. Knapp Krausse Kyle Lake La+ham Lee Knouse Kribbs Lackey Laman Lawrence LeGrand Page 501 W gg. . ,i is 1 5-'wiv .R , .A 'iff 's 5 I sw f Lelghlon Leslie Lesler Levill Lighlcap Limpaclw Lindsay Linilian Linzey Lillle Lilllelielcl Livergood Lochner Lochriclge Longacre Looka baugh Louglwriclge Love, R. Love, W. Loveless Lowe, J. Lowe, L. Lowery Lunclquisl SENIOR CLASS ROW I: WILLIAM PERRY LEIGHTON, Oklahoma Cily, AES, TKT, 'I'AT, A.C.S., EDWIN M. LESLIE, Oklalnoma Cily, Engi- neering, A.S.M.E., Flying Aggies, FRANCIS JAN LESTER, Tulsa, ASS, HARRY P. LEVITT, New York Cily, Engineering, O.S.E., AHII, A.i.i.E., A.s.M.E., Flying Aggies, WILLIAM T. LIGHTCAP, I-Iugolon, Kansas, Business, 'PII-E, F-E. BAT, AK'1', Senior Class Vice-Presidenl, Business Sludenl Council, Blue Key, Business Toasl- maslers, BTH, LA VERNE L. LIMPACH, Sacramenlo, Calilornia, Engineering, A.I.I.E., AUM, OAK, IIT: MAX W. LINDSAY, Fl. Gibson, Aqricullure, THE, AZ, O,D.K., Block 84 Bridle, Collegiale P. Sims, D. Yandell, J. Srnillw and B. I-Iarris lielp provide a selling lor llle GW dance lealuring llie J. Dorsey band. EEK WEEK FFA, Meals Judging Team, RICHARD LINIHAN, Tulsa, Agri- cullure. ROW 2: BETSY J. LINZEY, Oklalioma Cily, Educalion, Newman Club, Pan American Club, FRED RAY LITTLE, Rosslon, Agricul- lure, Block 81 Bridle, AZ, Collegiale 4-I-I, BOBBY L. LITTLEFIELD, Brownwood, Texas, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, BRUCE C. LIV- ERGOOD, Tulsa, Engineering, 959: JERREL RAY LOCHNER, Rosslon, Engineering, OAK, HKN, fl'IlE, Wesley Foundalion, A.I.E.E,-I.R.E., BYRON CARROLL LOCHRIDGE, Lillle Rock, Ar- kansas, Engineering, IIKN, BARBARA P. LONGACRE, Frederick, Educalion, EAI, Girls Glee Club, Orange 84 Black Ouill, ALBERT L. LOOKABAUGH, Walonga, ASIS, EPIC, Scalobard 84 Blade. ROW 3: BOBBY R. LOUGHRIDGE, Marlow, Educalion, AAK-I. ISA, ROBERT C. LOVE, McAlesler, Agricullure, FFA, Agronomy Club, WILLIAM L. LOVE, Amber, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club, DON LOVELESS, Newcaslle, Agricullure, Aggie Sociely, Block gl Bridle, Meal Judging, Flying Aggies, JIM D. LOWE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Sociely lor Advancemenl ol Manage- menl, KE, LOUISE LOWE, Slillwaler, Educalion, Young Demo- crals, SNEA, Independenl Sludenl Associalion, SAMMIE L. LOWERY, Duncan, AXIS, BSU, ETA, Grand Council, Sloul I-louse Council, DAVID LUNDOUIST, Pryor, Engineering, SAE, ASME, Wesley Eoundalion. Page 502 ROW I: RONALD R. LUTTRULL, Barllesville, Engi- neering, A.l.l.E., B.S.U.g JOHN L. LYLE, Tulsa, Edu- caliony NEIL D. LYLES, I-looker, Business, KE, GERRY B. LYNN, Oakland, Engineering, DEWEY I. LYTLE, Maud, Engineering, A,l.E.E. ROW 2: JOHN P. MACH, Vinila, Engineering, ET, IIKN, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E.g CHARLES C. MACK, Milli- nockel, Maine, Engineering, l.R.E., A.l.E.E.q JORGE J. MADAMBA, Woodward, AHS, O Club, AUM? RAY L. MAGGARD, Nowala, Educalion, S.l.A.A., O.l.A.A., A.l.A.A.g RAY MAGNUSON, Alva, Engi- neering, HKN, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E., Wesley Eoundalion, Mens Glee Club. ROW 3: BETTY ANN MAJOR, Muskogee, Business, Young Democrals, S.U.A.B., Co-ed Bowling League, Redskin Slalf, KA, JOE A. MAJOR, Chelsea, Business, AK'I'7 ELMER MANGRUM, JR., Wilburlon, Engineer- ing, HTZ, A.S.M.E., Circle 8 Square Dance Club: CHARLES I. MANNING, Granile, Agricullureg JERRY J. MANNING, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Slow Pokes, Tech Dralling Club. ROW 4: ESTHER L. MAPP, Tyrone, A8zS, Wesley Foundalion, Willard I-lall Execulive Board: CLAUDE MARSHALL, Maysville, Engineering: BOBBY L. MAR- TIN, I-laslings, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA: EUGENE F. MARTIN, Sapulpa, AHS, l.F.C., Pelroleum Club. AXA, MARJORIE ELLEN MARTIN, Alva, I-lome Ec.. Wesley Foundalion, WTO, AEA, Home Ec. Club. ROW 5: BOBBY W. MASH, Maramee, Agricullure, 'PHX Sociology Club: BILL J. MATHIS, I-lenryella, AES, EYE, BARBARA MATTERN, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Grand Council, House Council, QT, ON. Orange 84 Black Quill, J. DAVID MAULDIN, Okla- homa Cily, ALS, EM, Velerans Club, l.R.C.g JAMES D. MAXWELL, Claremore, Engineering, A.S.C.E. ROW 6: JOHNNY MAXWELL, Ruslon, Business, AEII, EQE, Circle K Club, Wesley Eoundalion, HKA, KENLYNNE MAXWELL, Champaign, Illinois, AES. X97 C. BRANDT MAY, Shawnee, Engineering, Ameri- can Sociely Civil Engrs., XE, Young Republicans, Engr. Sludenl' Council: TIM D. MAYBERRY, Pauls Valley, Engineering: MIKE MAYER, Barllesville, Busi- ness, Business Toaslmaslers, MKF, 24315. Mach Malor MGPP Mash LuH'rull I Maxwe Lyle Lyles Lynn Mack Madamba Maggard B. Maior, J. Mangrum Manning, C. Marshall Marlin, B. Marlin, E. Malhis Mallern Mauldin I, John Maxwell, K. May Mayberry Lylle Magnuson Manning, J. Mar+in, M. Maxwell, James Mayer Page 503 ma aw ,Q Ki 1514 Y as ..'4 i i:v -fii i ff :al is f' I .4 Mayer McAIIis+er McA+ee McBrayer McCain McClain McComb McConnell McCornacIc McCuis'Ion McCullough, B. McCullough, N. McCuIIy McCu+cI1an McDaniel McGee Mcllvoy McIn+urIf McKeeI McKenzie McKown McLain, A. McLain. V. McMahan SENIOR CLASS ROW I: DONALD R. MAYER, Oklahorna Cify, Business, INS, TKE: TOMISENE MCALLISTER, Siillwarer, I-Iome Ec.: FRANK D. MCATEE, Cushing, Engineering, ET, Young Dernocrafs, EX: JOSEPH F. McBRAYER, ldabel, Agrnculiure, Collegiale FFA: LAVERNE MCCAIN, Mari-ella, ARS, IRC, Orange 8: Black Ouill, Dean's Honor Roll: LARRY W. MCCLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- ness, MKT, Business Toasimaslers, BSU, Siudenl Enlerfainers, TKE: WALTER DAN MCCOMB, Ogden, Uiah, Engineering, IRE, Toasfmaslers Infernafional, HKN: JOHN W. MCCONNELL, Sal- lisaw, Engineering, IIKN, OAK, ET, AIEE-IRE, Wesley Founda- Iion, BDE. Jim Condon direcis rehearsal of Brigacloon, a produclion Ihaf caplured fhe hearls and imaginaiions of campus fans. ' ' ' .,'1fi9ffZwihwQ59?Em :- ROW 2: JOHN CALVIN MCCORNACK, Cloud Chief, Engineer- ing, -YT, AEA, Aggie Council, American Sociefy of Agricullural Engineers, Young Republicans: SARAH ANN MCCUISTON, Okla- homa Ciiy, A8fS, AAU, Morlar Board, A815 Honor Sociefy. Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Aqualic Club, AWS, Soci- ology Club, HFM, Varsily Cheerleader, Panhellenicg BARBARA HOPE McCULLOUGH, Barflesville, AXIS, KA9g NAOMI Mc- CULLOUGH, Keola, I-Iome Ec.: BARBARA McCULLY, Kingfisher, Educafion, ISA, TP, DSF: CARL M. MCCUTCHAN, Eufaula, Engineering, ASME: JIMMY CHARLES MCDANIEL, Ringling, AHS, EYE, Perroleum Club: ROBERT SIDNEY MCGEE, Belhany, Business, AKWII, Wesley Foundafion, 'PAQ ROW 3: CONNIE MACK McILVOY, Oklahoma CiI'y, Business, BASIC IFC, IRC, AXA: ALFRED DON McINTURFF, Albuquerque. New Mexico, AHS, Varsify Wreslling, EIIZ, 'I'A9: CAMERON D. McKEEL, 'Wewoka, Business, E. Bennefl Council, IMRC, MKTg GLENN LEROY MCKENZIE, Pawnee, Engineering: GEORGE RAY- MOND McKOWN, JR., Okernah, Business, SAM, EX: AUBREY RAY McLAIN, Erick, Engineering, AICE, 'DME ET, Engineering Toasrmaslers, TUE, ACS, Blue Key, ETH: VIRGINIA L. MCLAIN, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec., ZTA, CTM, I-I 84 ID Club, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Quill: MARGIE JOHN MCMAHAN, Lawlon, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, AEA. Page 504- ,pw LT if v 5 in ,, W 1 a -1 in 1'1- .. .L . Q. . .E ,Q ROW I: LEOLA MCMURPHY, Lamon'l', Home EC., AATI, Home Ec. Club, TMT, l-lome Ec. Council, Pan- hellenic Council: MARGUERITE GOWER McMURT- REY, l-lelena, Business, BFE, HZK, Orange 84 Blaclc Quill, Wesley Founclalion, KT, S.R.C.g STANLEY IVAN McNALLY, Waynolca, Agricullure, Sanborn Enlomol- ogy Club, MAURICE L. McNEELY, Arnell, Engineer- ing, A.S.M.E., l.A.S.: JOHN DALE McNEILL, Apache, Engineering, A.l.E.E. ROW 2: GALE D. McNULTY, Norlh Plalle, Nebraska, Educalion, TIE, IA2, Masonic Lodge, V.F.W., Ameri- can Legion, Vels Club, Men's Sludenl Counsellor: DONALD DEAN McPHEETERS, Chelsea, AXQS, Social Dance Clubg TERRY MCQUEENEY, Shawnee, Business, Flying Aggies, MKT, Newman Club, Young Demo- cralsg JANIS McWHERTER, Slillwaler, I-lome Ec., HBLTJ, Home Ec. Club, C.T.M., H. 84 l.D. Club, Young Democrals, Y.W.C.A., S.U.A.B., l.R.C.g ROBERT N. MCWILLIAMS, Lamonl, Business, BFE. ROW 3: RICHARD DUANE MEARS, Cushing, Engi- neering, KKW, l.R.E., A.l.E.E., KVRO, Amaleur Radio Club: JOHNNY BILL MEDLEY, Fairview, ARS, Cow- polcesi JANET RUTH MEINDERS, Pauls Valley, Home Ec., Home EC. Club, Food Sciences Club, Young Democrals, Wesley Foundaliong STEVE W. MEITLER, Enid, Business, ROTC Officers Club: ARMEN MELIK- IAN, Teheran, lran, Engineering, l.A.S., A.S.M.E. ROW 4: LINDA MELTON, Oklahoma Cily, Educa- lion, KA, S.N.E.A., Young Democrals, W.R.A.: ADRIAN HARLAN MEYER, Enid, Agricullure, Aggie X Club, Young Democrals, FA, Aggie Toaslmaslersg PHIL M. MIDDLETON, Waynoka, Engineering, TKE, Sludenf Senale, l.F.C., Sludenl Assembly, A.l.M.E., Circle ol: Concern: JIMMIE R. MILHURA, Ripley, Business, O Club: RICHARD A. MIKISH, Shawnee, AHS, Pelroleum Club. ROW 5: PAUL B. MILAM, JR., Barllesville, Engi- neering, Pelroleum Club, EDWARD WAYNE MILLER, Picher, Engineering, A.S.C.E.g HAROLD LEE MILLER, Mesa, Arizona, Engineering, ET, KIJKQM JOHN H. MILLER, Richer, Engineering, A.l.C.E.g PETE CAR- LYLE MILLER, Barllesville, Business, 1-IKA, AK'1'. ROW 6: LINDA MILLER, Wilburlon, Business, RAW: ROBERT LOUIS MILLS, Slillwaler, Agriculiureg CHESTER L. MILLSTEADI Gulhrie, Educalion, Scab- bard gc Blade, Pershing Rifles, Sludenl' lnduslrial Arls MCMWPIY McMur+rey MCNBIIY McNeeIy Associaiion, CHARLES s. MILSTER, si. Louis, Mis- MCNUHY Mcpheelefs MC9 ee eY Mcwheflef souri, Engineering, A.S.M.E. Mears MedIey Memders Memer I Mellon Meyer Middlelon Mihura Milam Miller, E. Miller, H. Miller, J. Miller, L. Mills Millslead Milsler McNeill McWilliams Melilcian Miltish Miller, P. Dyan Page 505 Mmmck Mirih Mi+cham Mi+cheII, R. Milchell, W. K. Mi+cheII, W. E. Mobley Monacelli Monkres Monlgomery Moody Mooney Moore, H. Moore, J. D. Moore, J. R. Moore J M Moore J W Moore, M. Moore, R. H. Moore, R. L. Moore, R. G. Morgan, L. Morgan, R. Morris ROW I: FRED W. MINNICK, Ringwood, Educalion: JOSEPH DONALD MIRTH, Chicago, Illinois, Engineering: THOMAS WILEY MITCHAM, Dallas, Texas, Home Ec., ETE: ROBERT W. MITCHELL, Broken Bow, Engineering, ASCE: W. KEENAN MIT- CHELL, Roseville, Illinois, Agriculfure: WILLIAM E. MIT- CHELL, Pryor, Engineering, AlChE, OSE, Young Democrals, Ely- ing Aggies: DOUGLAS L. MOBLEY, Tulsa, Business, EN, MKT, AKXP, Sludenl Assembly: KENNETH P. MONACELLI, Albion, New York, Educalion, SIAA. Curious boyfriend walches inlenlly as sludenl palm reader al SU lair discloses 'rhe Iulure in slore lor M. Perkins. ROW 2: TERRY GWYNN MONKRES, Duncan, Business, EN, AIIE, Business Toaslmaslers, Vels Club: ROY WOOD MONT- GOMERY, Hugo, Home Ec., Holel 84 Reslauranl' Sociely: SUZ- ANNE MOODY, Miami, AXIS, PE Club, ISA: PATRICIA JANE MOONEY, Shawnee, Educalion, FTA, Canlerbury Club: HILLIARD HARRIS MOORE, Barllosville, AHS: JAMES D. MOORE, Farm- inglon, New Mexico, A8fS, Pelroleum Club: JAMES R. MOORE, Memphis, Tennessee, Engineering, ITT2: JERRY MARSHALL MOORE, Claremore, Engineering. ROW 3: JOHN W. MOORE, Enid, ALS, Scabbard X: Blade. Pelroleum Club, YMCA, AIME, Pershing Rifles, Aggie Barbell Club, Cadel Ollicers Club: MARY SUE MOORE, Chandler, I-Iome Ec., KA, Home Ec. Ed. Club, Wesley Eoundalion, HZK. Kip: RICHARD HAROLD MOORE, Gulhrie, Business, BSU, HM. Glee Club: RICHARD L. MOORE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, ATA? ROLAND GENE MOORE, Anadarko, Agricullure: LLOYD HENRY MORGAN, EI Dorado, Kansas, A8cS, Acacia, Pelroleum Club, Cadel Officers Club, AIME, Flying Aggies, DSE: RICH- ARD HOMER MORGAN, Barllesville, Engineering, SAE, ASME, BSU: H. PHILLIP MORRIS, Seminole, Business. Page 506 ROW I: MARY GLENDA MORRIS, Olcla. Cily, Home Ec., KA, Morlar Board, Home Ec. Club, 'I T0, ON, Pepperelles, Wesley Foundaliong DELBERT E. MORRISON, Boswell, Agricullureg JAMES O. MOR- TON, Tulsa, Business, KZ, l.F.C., l.R.C., Dislinguished Mililary Sludenl, Dean's l-lonor Roll, NORMAN ED- WARD MORTON, Salem, Illinois, Engineering, Pelro- leum Club, A.l.M.E.: DON E. MUEGGE, Lamonl, Agricullure, 'PAK-9, Aggie X Club, Wesley Foundalion. ROW 2: CHARLES RAY MULLINS, Temple, A8153 JO ANN MURRAY, Tulsa, Business, JO ANNE MYERS, Tulsa, Home Ec., HB f', S.N.E.A., Home Ec. Sludenl Council, S.U.A.B., Dean's I-lonor Roll: JOE L. MYERS, Billings, Engineering, Blue Key, Circle of Concern, A.l.l.E., Young Republicans, EN, RALPH L. MYERS, Chandler, AES, EFE, 1IJKfIJ, 'PHX AXQS Sludenl Coun- cil, Pan-American Club. ROW 3: WILLIAM C. NANTZ, Slillwaler, Business, KE, S.U.A.B., S.A.M., Oiclicers Club, Arnold Air Soci- elyg ESTHER IRENE NARDIN, Tulsa, Educalion, Sludenl' Enleriainers, Circle 8, Pan-American Club7 DON EDWARD NELSON, Shawnee, Business. KE, Sociely for 'rhe Advancemenl of Managemenl, League ol Young Democralsy ZAN ARNOLD NEL- SON, Cherokee, Agricullure, AFP, l-lorlicullure Club, Cowpolces, Pep Club, Agricullure Council, Young Democralsq MARY EVA NEMECEK, Fl. Supply, Home Ec., Morlar Board, ON, sIJTO, UZK, KT, Home Ec. Club, Collegiafe 4-I-I, I-lome Ec. Ed. Club. ROW 4: WILLIAM M. NEWELL, Slroud, Business, EAE, MKT, Advanced A.F. ROTC, Dislinguished Mililary Sludenlg CARL RICHARD NEWMAN, Slroud, AHS, EVE: VIRGIL LEE NICHOLS, I-lominy. Educalion: A. ANN NICHOLSON, Tulsa, Business: JEAN ANN NICKEL, Winfield, Kansas, I-lome Ec., AXQ, Aqualic Club, Home Ec. Club, A.W.S. Execu- live Board, Panhellenic, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, WTO, Weslrninsler Foundalion. ROW 5: JOY D. NICKELS, Flelcher, Agricullure, Collegiale F.F.A.: MERLE WAYNE NICKELSON, Freedom, Agricullure, Farmhouse, Collegiale F.F.A., Aggie Council, Aggie Sociely, Block 81 Bridle: ROY DENE NIKKEL, Cloud Chief, Agricullure, Bloclc 84 Bridle: ROBERT K. NISHIMUTA, Olcmulgee, Engineer- ing, Newman Club, A.I.E.E.g KENNETH EDWARD NIVENS, Baxler Springs, Kansas, Business, AK'1', Vels Club. ROW 6: WENDELL E. NOBBE, Coyle, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, DONALD DEAN NOBIS, Fairmonl, Engineering, FA, Arnold Air Sociely, American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers, CLYDA ANN NOEL, Clin- lon, A8cS, AAU, EAI, Wesley Foundalion, Kfiv, Sym- phonic Choir: WILLIAM ROBERT NORRIS, Broken Bow, Engineering, A.l.l.E., l.M.R.C., E. Bennell Coun- cil: DAN E. NORTHCUTT, Ada, A8qS, BGJH, O Club, Officers Club. Morris Mullins Nanlz Newell Nickels Noblae Morrison Murray Nardin Newman Niclcelson Nobis Morfon, J. Marlon, N. Muegge Myers, Jo Anne Myers, Joe L. Myers, R. Nelson, D. Nelson, Z. Nemecelc Nichols Nicholson Niclcel Nilclcel Nishimula Nivens Noel Norris Nor+hcu+'r Page 507 Nowlln Noyes Nuclcolls Nunn Nurse Oakes, L. Oalces, T. Oberlender O Connor O'Neal Opilz Osborn, J. Osborn, M. Owen Owens Ownby Oyler Page Palmer Pancoasl Paris Parker Parnell, J. Parnell W SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JOHN WADE NOWLIN, Tulsa, ABS, Arnold Air So- ciely: RONALD T. NOYES, Leedey, Engineering, Farm I-louse, BSU, ASAE, AZ, Young Democrals, Social Dance Club, Collegiale FFA, OIT Council, Junior lFCj CHARLES E. NUCKOLLS, Ponca Cily, Engineering, IIT21, TIME, ASME, fI'KfIf3 JAMES A, NUNN, Enid, Engineering, TIE, ET. 4412: CAROL SUE NURSE, Medicine Lodge, Kansas, ASS, AXQ, PE Club, WRA, YWCA, Orange X1 Black Quill: LONNIE L. OAKES, JR., Midwesl Cily, Business: TOM F. OAKES, Tulsa, Engineering, EX, AIIEg FRED ALMON Blossom's appearance al lhe annual Sadie I-lawlcins dance re- ceived undesiralole allenlion from oaulious byslanders. ' 'i5T7 ' OBERLENDER, Enid, Engineering, AIEE-IRE, Sociely ol Safely Engineers, AF ROTC Rifle Team, Masonic Lodge. ROW 2: RICHARD JAMES O'CONNOR, While Plains, New Yorlc, Business, EX, SAM: WILLIAM WAYLAND O'NEAL, Chick- asha, A8cS, KE, EVE: CHARLIE OPI'IZ, Binger, Agricullure, Block 81 Bridle, IRC: JAMES EZRA OS-BORN, Tullle, Agricullure, Aggie X Club, AZ, MARY ANN OSBORN, Tullle, I-Iome Ec., I-Iome Ec. Ed. Club, WILLIAM R. OWEN, Olcla. Cily, Engineering, BEJH, A.l.Ch.E., Arnold Air Sociely, Olcla. Slale Engineer Slallg ROBERT G. OWENS, Olcmulgee, AHS, Pelroleum Club, AVERY JAY OWN- BY, Shawnee, Agricullure, KE, AZ, American Chemical Sociely. Flying Aggies, Pershing Rifles, Dislinguished Mililary Sludenl, Scabbard X4 Blade, S,U.A.B., l.R.C., Agronomy Club, Collegiale F.F.A., Sluclenl Enlerlainers. ROW 3: MALCOME ROY OYLER, El Reno, Business, Young Re- publicans, MARYANN HOWARD PAGE, Gulhrie, Educalion, KA, S.N.E.A., Educalion Sludenl Council, Foreslry Wives Club, JERRY L. PALMER, Tulsa, I-lome Ec., 'I'-59, EEE, Sludenl Enlerlainers, I-I. X1 R.A. Sociely, Young Republicans, CURTIS FANCOAST, Sumner, Business, MKTq DONNA JUNE PARIS, Slillwaler, Educa- lion, XYZ, Educalion Sludenl Council: JANICE SUE PARKER, Law- Ion, I-lome Ec., F.N.E.A.: JANE CAROLYN PARNELL, Olcla. Cily, AHS, IIBCD, WILLIAM C. PARNELL III, Olcla. Cily, Engineer- ing, BAE, Cade? Ollicers Club, A.l.l.E., A.S.M.E. Page S08 ROW I: DOROTHY MARIE PARR, Velma, Educalion: CHARLES DOUGLAS PARROTT, Sparla, Wis., FST, DONALD N. PATRICK, Ponca Cily, Educalion, EM, PLE. Club, Young Republicans, Y.lvl.C.A,, S.U.A.B., AXA: JOE P. PATTERSON, Claremore, ASIS, THER- ESA M. PATTON, Allus, Home Ec. ROW 2: JOHNNY C. PAUL, Fairview, Engineering, HKN, A.l.E.E., l.R.E., fDKfb, WILLIAM CARLIN PAYNE, Okemah, Engineering: DRUCILLA PEMBER- TON, Okla. Cily, Home Ec., S.U.A.B., C.T.M., I-L81 l.D., Canlerbury Club, Young Republicans, Home Ec. Club, KKF: ROBERT M. PENN, Olcla. Cily, Engineer- ing, A.l.E.E., l.R.E., IlKNq IRVAN S. PERKINS III, Guymon, Engineering, EXT, HTE, S.A.M.E., Engineering Toaslmaslers. ROW 3: JOHN HOWARD PERRY, Muskogee, Agri- cullure, Rodeo Club, AEA, Aggie X, APP, ROBERT J. PERRY, Ada, Engineering, A.l.C.E., A.C.S.: VAL HODGSON PERRY, Enid, Educalion, PEMM Club: FRED A. PERRYMAN, Duke, Agricullure, AZ, F.F.A.: ROBERT RAY PETERS, Broken Arrow, A8cS. ROW 4: JACK FRED PETRE, Odessa, Texas, AES: JOHN O. PEWTHERS, Mounfain View, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, AZ, THE, TKT, Cadel Officers Club, DICK PHILLIPS, Boise Cily, AXcS, A.C.S., Slu- denl' Assembly: DALE LEON PIERCE, I-lominy, Busi- ness: RICHARD S. PILGRIM, Pond Creek, Engineer- ing, Sociely of Aulomolive Engineers, Young Repub- licans, TKE. ROW 5: JERRIE L. PINKERTON, Enid, AHS, EAI, M.E.N.C., S.U.A.B., Universily Choir, KKI'g CARO- LYN KAY PINKSTON, Shawnee, Home EC., Y.W.C.A., Young Republicans, l-lorne Ec Club, C.T.M. Club, X97 JIB LEE PITER, Yale, Engineering, Newman Club, IIT2, American Sociely of Civil Engineers, QKT: DEE LOYD PITTMAN, Sulphur, Business: JUDY S. PLATO, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, S.N.E.A. ROW 6: ARTHUR JAMES PLATT, Crescenl, Engineer- ing, Tech. Sociely, Aulo and Diesel Tech Sociely: GALE EDWARD PLUMMER, Tulsa, Engineering: RICHARD BARCLAY POAGE, Pawnee, Engineering, Disciples Sluclenl Fellowship, Beaux Arls Sociely, A.l.A., AX: JOHN ROBERT PODBREGER, Muskogee, Engineering, HKN: CURTIS D. POLLARD, Eulaula, Agricullure, Rodeo Club, Block gl Bridle. Parr Paul Perry, J. Pelre Pinlcerlon Pla'H' Pa rrofl' Payne Perry, R. Pew+I1ers Pinkslon Plummer Pafrick Pemberfon Perry, V. Phillips Pifer Poage Paflerson Penn Perryman Pierce Pi++man Pod breger PaHon Perkins Pelers Pilgrim Plafo Pollard Page 509 .A f .. -- - -51 ,viii Pollard J Pollard, M. Porler Powell, L. Powell, S. Pralher PraH Prewi++ M Prewlll W Prifcharcl Proclor Pruill Prunly Pulls Qualls Radcliff B RadcIuFF M RadcIiFF, J. Rader Rainey Ralslin Ramsey Randall, R. Randall T SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JACKIE A. POLLARD, Crescenl, Agricullure, Collegiale F.E.A.: MYRNA JOAN POLLARD, Crescenl, Business: HARRY ROBERT PORTER, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Engineering, ET, A.S.M.E., A.S,T.M.: LEONARD ROGER POWELL, Slillwaler, Engi- neering: SHIRLEY ANN POWELL, Gulhrie, Home Ec., Choral Club: GARRY DEAN PRATHER, Seminole, Educalion, D,S.E., Y.M.C.A., P.E. Club, Cordell Council, AF ROTC, Drill Team: BOB G. PRATT, Paris, Texas, Agricullure, NIRA Rodeo Club, Block 8: Bridle, Varsily Football: MAX ROY PREWITT, Shawnee, Engineer- ing, 'O Club, Vers Club' A.I.l.E. Pausing lor a lighl, These penny-pilching fiends clean house by pooling lheir cash al lhe SU lair's ATO boolh. '?l!' ROW 2: WILLIAM EARL PREWITT, Wowolca, A8152 CLYDE B PRITCHARD, Pawhuslca, AES, lx, Young Democrals, B.S.U. CHARLENE V. PROCTOR, Waurilca, Educafion, Thealre Guild S.N.E.A.: ELBERT WAYNE PRUITT, Tuskahoma, Engineering A.l.A.: ARTHUR ELLIS PRUNTY, JR., Verona, Missouri, Educalion S.I.A.A.: V. TROY PULTS, Tecumseh, ABS, Wesley Eoundalion IGH, Sociology Club: DURWOOD DEAN OUALLS, Wisler, Agri- cullure, Foreslry Club: BYRON K. RADCLIFF, Wichila, Kansas Agricullure, AXA, Block 81 Bridle. ROW 3: MARGOT TRUE RADCLIFF, Olcla. Cily, Educalion KA9, S.U.A.B., W.R.A.: JAY WALTER RADCLIFF, Ponca Cily Business, S.A.M., Cowpolces, l.R.C,, Y.M.C.A,, Young Dernocrals JOHN RANDOLPH RADER, Blackwell, AES, lilrlllg DON FRED- RICK RAINEY, Cushing, Business: RALPH DAVID RALSTIN, Guy- rnon, Agriculluro, Block X1 Bridle: RAY D. RAMSAY, Tulsa, Engie neering, ZX, IITE, ET, AS.M.E.: ROBERT T. RANDALL, MI View, Engineering, BSU: THERON M. RANDALL, Cushing, Engif neering, IIKN, -ET, 'l'll1, 'l'K'I', A.I.E.E.-I.R.E., Engineering Slu- clenl Council. Page 510 ROW I: CLARENCE LEE RANDLES, Fl. Gibson, Aq- ricullure, Collegiale F.F.A.: LENOX L. RATCLIFF, Albion, Agricullure, I.M,R.C., N.I.S.A., I,S.A., 4-I-I, Cheerleader: RICHARD L. RAUPE, Marshall, Agri- Cullure, Collegiale F.F.A.: CAROLYN MAE REBER, Pawhuslca, Home Ec., AZ, H.8iI.D. Club, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club: DALE ALVIN REDEKER, Frederick, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle. ROW 2: ALLEN BERNARD REDING, EI Reno, Home Ec., Newman Club, I-lolel X: Reslauranl Sociely: JAMES MARSHALL REIM, Enid, Educalion, W. Ben- nell Council, I.S.A., I,M.R.C.: JANET ELAINE REMY, Sfillwaler, Home Ec., KA9, KAH, WTO, Wesley Foundalion, KfI g DON C. RENBARGER, Olcla. Cily, Agricullure, Collegiaie 4-I'-I, F.F.A., Block 81 Bridle, Aggie Sociely, Meal' Judging, Dairy Judging Team: JOY RAE RENNER, EI Reno, Business, XQ, Morlar Board, Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., HQH, IIE, TA, R.E.W. Execulive Council. ROW 3: LLOYD C. REUDY, Barllesville, Engineering, Masonic Club, Young Republicans: LUIS N. REYES., Cabimas, Venezuela, Engineering, A.S.M.E.: ALBERT LEE REYNOLDS, Elk Cily, Engineering, HKA, ITME, THE, ET, A.l.A., Engineering Sfudenl' Council: JOHN WESLEY REYNOLDS, Goldsmilh, Texas, Engineering: RAMONA RHODES, Olcla. Cily, Educa+ion,K1P,KAII, S.N.E.A. ROW 4: DON RICHARD RICE, Duncan, Engineering, B91-I, ET, Pelroleum Club, II'TEg VIRGIL A. RICH- ARD, Walcila, Business, TKT, AK'1', BA'I', Business Toaslmaslers, 'PIIZL Business Sludenlr Council, FE, Scabbard 8: Blade, Blue Key: MONTE F. RICHARD- SON, Lawlon, Educalion, AT, W. Bennell Council, Scabbard 81 Blade: RODNEY RICKETTS-, Barllesville, Business, EN, AK'I', Young Democrals, S.U.A.B.: WILLIAM HARVEY RICKETTS, Muskogee, Engineer- ing, A.S.C.E., XE. ROW 5: JEAN E. RICKSTREW, Ripley, Educalion. Pan-American Club, S.N.E.A., KATI, Orange Ouill, Orange 81 Black Ouill, Wesley Foundalion, KT: DON- ALD C. RIFFEL, Shalruck, Agriculfure, Collegiale F.F.A.: KENNETH D. RILEY, Tulsa, AXQS, FBT, A845 Sfudenl Council: SALVATOR J. RIZZO, Jameslown, New Yorlc, Engineering, AUM, EIT, A.I.l.E.: SAM H. ROANE, Norman, ABS, AXA, Young Republicans, Y.M.C.A. ROW 6: RUBY NELL ROBERSON, Duncan, Home Ec.: VALLAJEAN ROBERSON, Chelsea, Home Ec., AALH, Orange 84 Black Ouill, I-lorne Ec. Ed. Club, W.A.A.: BEVERLY MARLENE ROBERTS, Tulsa, Home Ec., DPR, Young Republicans, C.T.M., I-I. 8: l.D. Club Council, Home Ec. Club, Pan American Club, D.S.F., Willard I'-louse Council, Grand Council Advis- ory Board: LIONEL W. ROBERTS, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing: FORREST EUGENE ROBERTSON, Enid, Educa- Iion, TKE. Ra ndles Reding Reudy Rice Riclcslrew Roberson, R. -. Rafcliff Reim Reyes Richard Riffel Roberson, V. Raupe Reber Remy Renbarger Reynolds, A. Reynolds, J. Richardson RicIce'I'+s, R. Riley Rizzo Rober+s, B. Roberfs, L. Redeker Renner Rhodes RicIceH's, W Roa ne Roberfson Page 511 Robins Robinson, E. Robinson, James Robinson, Jean Robinson, John Robinson, R. Robison Rodenberg I Rodgers Roelse Rogers Romlell Roolrer Rose Rouse Rowden Rowe Roselle Ruamsap Rudy Ruffini Ruppelius Russell Rul SENIOR CLASS ROW I: KENNETH E. ROBINS, I.os Angeles, California, Engi- neering, Engineering Toaslmaslers, A.I.E.E., ELMA VALERIA ROB- INSON, I-Iennessey, Home Ec., Wesley Foundalion, Kfb, Y.W.C.A., Home Ec. Club, Collegiale 4fI-I, Sludenl Assembly, JAMES E. ROBINSON, Olcla. Cily, Engineering, TITZJ, ET, JEANNETFE E. ROBINSON, Bellnany, I-Iome Ec., Murray I-louse Council, Grand Council, Sludenl Enlerlainers, JOHN W. ROBINSON, Trousdale, Agricullure, Vels Club, ROBERT LOUIS ROBINSON, JR., Muslco- gee, Engineering, ET, fbllll, fI'AT, A.l.C.E., JAMES EMMETT Tlwrouglmoul llwe year, lliousands indulge in llie ever-popular barbe- cues prepared by Clay Polls and sludenl assislanls. ROBISON, Ripley, Agricullure, Scabbard 81 Blade, Dairy Science Club, JIM RODENBERG, Drummond, Agricullure, AFP, Collegi- ale F.F.A., Cowpolces, Young Republicans, Agricullure Council. ROW 2: DAVID ALBERT RODGERS, Waldron, Arlcansas, Agri- cullure, Eoreslry Club, ALVIN LEON ROELSE, Enid, Engineering, A.I.E.E,, I.R.E., MARCUS EMERY ROGERS, Tulsa, AHS, ZITE, BETTY SUE ROOKER, McI.oud, Education, Kflfl KATII S,N,E,A,, S.U.A.B., Circle 8, PAULA KAY ROSE, Ponca Cily, Business, AAU, TB-fi, Aggie Maiorelle, Young Democrals, SHIRLEY LOU ROUSE, Newlcirlc, Business, ZTA, IIIKT, I,R.C., Sludenl Assembly, Campus Cl'1esl', Redslcin, DAVID W. ROWDEN, Okmulgee, A8iS. ROW 3: TEDDY G. ROWE, Ponca Cily, AXQS, TGTI W. C. ROZELLE, I-louslon, Texas, Agricullure, Block Xi Bridle, Rodeo Club, TONGPOON RUAMSAP, Cnaclwoengsae, Thailand, Educa- lion, TA-Y, S.I.A.A., SHERREL ANN RUDY, Tulsa, Educalion, KA, RICHARD F. RUFFINI, Coalgale, Engineering, DOROTHY RUP- PELIUS, Winfield, Kansas, Educaliong WILLIAM A. RUSSELL, I-Iominy, Educalion, ATSZ, I.F.C., P.E. Club: DEAN RUTH, Enid Engineering, BDU, HTS, ET, Arnold Air Sociely. Page 512 ROW I: SYLVIA SUE RUTHERFORD, Shawnee, Edu- cafion, S.N.E.A., KAIT, GJITM, Kfii, Orange 8: Black Quill: D. H. RUTLEDGE, JR., Ada, Business, ATA, l.F.C,: JAMES G. SANDBERG, Tulsa, Business: ROB- ERT C. SIANDFORD, Sfillwafer, Engineering, ZFDI41, Aquafic Club, A.S.C.E.: GAYLAND SANDY, Okla. cny, Ass. ROW 2: AL SAVAGE, Garden Cify, New York, Busie ness, BGJH, AKW, Business Sfudenf Council: CHARLES R. SAYLOR, Lawfon, ASIS, KE, Blue Key, A815 Toasf- masfers, I.F,C.: JIM E. SCARBROUGH, Sfigler, Ag- riculfure, Block 81 Bridle, Flying Aggies, Vefs Club, Rodeo Club: MARGARET SQCHACHER, Pawnee, Home Ec., Young Democrafs, F.R. 8: C.D. Club, Canferbury Club: BILL LEONARD SCHAFER, Barfles- ville, Engineering, Circle 8 Square Dance, A.S.M.E., S.A.E. ROW 3: MARY DOYLENE SCHAFER, Texlwoma, Busi- ness: WILMA SUE SCHEIHING, Blackburn, Home Ec., Collegiafe 4-H, Kfb, Home Ec. Ed. Club, General Home Ec. Club: JOHN ROBERT SCHILLER, Tulsa, Engineering, Amafeur Radio Club, l.R.E., A.l.E.E.: DAVID C. SCHRAMME, Hominy, Engineering, Arnold Air Sociefy, I.A.S.: ALVIN L. SCHULTZ, Helena, AES, 'f'K4i9, EPR, A815 Honor Sociefy, A845 Sfudenf Council, Officers Club, Wesley Foundafion. ROW 4: NORMA JEAN SCHWALK, Orienfa, Educa- fion, S.N.E.A., B.S.U.: ERNEST KIM SCOTT, Sand Springs, Business, Men's Glee Club, Officers Club: EUGENE KARL SCOTT, Chafliarn, Illinois, Engineer- ing, Cordell Council, A.l.l.E., Wesley Foundafion: WALLACE G. SCOTT, JR., Broken Arrow, Engineer- ing, ITTE, I,A.S., A.S.M.E., Flying Aggies. ROW 5: AUDRE M. SEABRIDGE, Ponca Cify, ALS, P.E.M.M., W.R.A.: JOYCE FORSHEE SEBRANEK, Garber, ALS, AXQ, A815 Sfudenf Council, EAI, TBI, Orange 84 Black Quill, A815 Honor Sociefy, M.E.N.C.: JACK I. SEIDLE, Barflesville, Business, E'I'E: JERRY NOEL SELF, Wesfville, Engineering, A.S.C.E.: MELVIN J. SEMRAD, I-lunfer, Agriculfure, BAE, Collegiafe 4-I-I, Aggie X Club, Blue Key, Wesley Foundafion. ROW 6: WILBER C. SEVERN, Clnesier, Agriculfure: LUTHER NEAL SHACKELFORD, Anflers, Engineering: WENDELL ROYCE SHAFFER, Clwesfer, Business. Young Republicans, Cowpokes: SUSAN SHEETS, Kan- sas Cify, Missouri, Home Ec., KAF-7, Food Science Club, Young Republicans: COLIN DALE SHELBY, Alfus, A81S, B.S.U., Aufo Tecln. Club, I-lealfln 81 Pliys- ical Ed. Club. Rufherford Savage Schafer, M. Schwallc Sea bridge Severn Rufledge Saylor Scheihing Scoff, Ernesf Sebra nek Shackelford Sandberg Scarbrough Schiller Scoff, Eugene Seidle Shaffer Sandford Sandy Sclwacher Schafer, B. Schramme Schulfz Scoff, W. Score Self Semrad Sheefs Shelby Page 513 Sheldon Shelfon Sherbon Sherman Sherrell Shipe Shipman Shoemake Shoemaker Shulfs Shumard Sigmcn Simons Sine i Singleferry SiH'eI Skaggs Skalenda Skarky, E. Skarky, L. Skinner Slusher Smifh, B. L. Smilh B J SENIOR CLASS ROW I: BLISS SHELDON, Ponca Cily, A8157 KATHLEEN SHEL- TON, Sfillwafer, Business, KA9, Business Sfudeni Council, Young Dernocr-ais, BAE, PE, Orange Quill, Orange 84 Black Quill: LLOYD DEWEY SHERBON, Ponca Cily, Business: DALE HUGH SHERMAN, Blackwell, AES, Masonic Club, BERTIE ROBERT SHERRELL, Woodland Hills, California, Engineering, SAME: JACK B. SHIPE, Ada, Agricullure, SAE, Block Sr Bridle: RONALD LEE SHIPMAN, Cleveland, Educafion, TIME, YMCA, KAH7 DON GILL SHOEMAKE, Morris, Business For early arrivals af Lewis siadium, a familiar scene is pre-game calisfhenics lor Ihe varsiiy 'ioolball players. ROW 2: JAMES RICHARD SHOEMAKER, Tulsa, AHS, KE, OSE Slaicly LARRY KEITH SHULTS, Waulcomis, Agriculiure, Block Xe Bridle: LINDA SHUMARD, Tulsa, Business, KKT, 9-ESP, Panhel- lenic Council, Siudenl Senaieg JAMES W. SIGMON, Siigler, Agriculiure, Al'Pg DALE EUGENE SIMMONS., Pampa, Texas, Engineering, ASME: GERHARD J. SINE, Uiica, Illinois, A8157 JAMES F. SINGLETERRY, Auslin, Texas, Agricullureq PAUL ED- WARD SITTEL, Quiio, Ecuador, Educaiion. ROW 3: LAWRENCE L. SKAGGS, Lindsay, Engineering, AIEE: BERNARD DEAN SKALENDA, Perry, A8rS, Peiroleum Club, New- man Club, EVELYN SKARKY, Kingfisher, Home Ec., General I-Iorne Ec. Club, Home Ec. Ed. Club, S.N.E.A.g LOREN D. SKARKY, Kingfisher, Engineering, ASME, fPK'lI7g GLEN DALE SKINNER, Texola, Engineering, AXA, Pelroleum Club, AIME, Velerans Club: ARDEN M. S-LUSHER, Enid, Agriculiure, Foreslry Club, Rodeo Club, BARBARA LUE SMITH, Elgin, Kansas, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, FNIA Club: BOBBY JOE SMITH, Noble, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, Collegiaie 4-I-I, Agronomy Club. Page 51-I ROW I: DALE SMITH, Blanchard, Agriculrure, Col- legiale F.F.A., Aggie Council, Cowpolces, AFP: HAR- OLD D. SMITH, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Agricullure, Collegiafe F.F.A.g JACK ELWIN SMITH, Ardmore, Business, JESSE SWAN SMITH, Villianl, Business, AEH, Circle K7 JOYCE BROWN SMITH, Oklahoma Ciiy, Home Ec., ON, Home Ec. Educaiion Club, KAH. ROW 2: MARVIN A. SMITH, Olcla. Cily, Engineering, QUE, fIJKfi1, HKN, A.I.E.E.-l.R.E., B.S.U.g RONALD M. SMITH, Hunler, AES, Cordell Hall Council, A815 Sludenr Council, I.S.A., l.M.R.C., TIFM, Y.M.C.A,, Young Democrafsg VYRLA DEAN SMITH, Pawnee, Educalion, Young Republicans, Psychology Club, F.T.A., l.R.C., Young Democralsy ANNETTE SNIDER, Mayfield, Home Ec., B.S.U., C.T.M. Club, General Home Ec. Club, WILLIAM KENNETH SNYDER, S+iIl- waler, AXA. ROW 3: PETER F. SOMMERS, Tulsa, Engineering, IITE, A.S.M.E.g KENNETH LEE SOPER, Medford, Edu- calion, Y.M.C.A., P.E. Club, Sludenl Ouarierbaclc, AXA, LEON SOUPENE, Mooreland, Agricullureg BEVERLY ANNETTE SPANGLER, Shawnee, Home Ec., Wome-n's Choral Club: WESLEY ALLEN SPARKMAN, Boise Cily, AXQS, American Chemical Sociely. ROW 4: DONALD E. SPARKS, Blanchard, Agricul- lure, Collegiale F.F.A., fPH2i, AZ: BARBARA SPAULD- ING, Slillwaler, Business, Young Democralsg RONALD LEE SPENCER, Capron, Agriculfure, Collegiaie FFA, DEANNA J. SPICKELMIER, Enid, Educafion, Morrar Board, A.W.S., KA11, Orange 84 Black Quill, Educalion Sfudenr Council, A.C.E.l., Dean's Honor Roll, KA9, HAROLD M. SPIES, Hydro, Educarion, S.I.A.A., TIE. ROW 5: THOMAS ERWIN SPINK, Horseheads, New York, Engineering, HTZ, A,S.M.E., Sfudenl' Assembly, JOHN M. SPURGEON, Wann, Agriculiure, OAK, AZ, THE, Sociology Club, Wesley Foundalion, Leadership Insfiluleg SANDRA STAGG, Colorado Springs, Colo- rado, A8cS, W.R.A., U.N. Club, I.R.C., Fencing Club, X97 DONALD EVERT STALEY, Slillwaler, Engineering, Aulo-Diesel Tech Club: BETTYE STALLINGS, Ringling, Educalion, Young Democrals, S.N.E.A. ROW 6: BOBBIE LEE STANDEFORD, Nowala, Educa- lion, O.l.A.A., S.l.A.A., S.A.M.E., Cowpokes, Slow- polces, A.I.A.A.7 MYLES J. STANDISH, JR., Sl. Paul, Minnesoia, Engineering, Engineering Toaslrnaslersg CHARLES GLENN STANKEWITZ, Weleellca, Engineer- 2IAEg EDWIN LEROY STAPLETON, Sublelle, Kansas, Agricullureg CHARLES DONALD STEARNS, Cincin- nali, Ohio, Engineering, HKN, A.I.E.E., l.R.E. Smilh, D. Smifh, H. Smi+h, M. Smi+h, R. Sommers Soper Sparks Spaulding Spink Spurgeon Sfandeford Sfandish Smiih, Jaclc Smifh, V. Soupene Spencer Sfagg Slanlcewifz Smi'rI'1, Jesse Snider Spangler Spickelmier S+aIey Sla pelfon Smilh, Joyce Snyder Sparlcman Spies Stallings Sfearns Page 515 ml 'bg .En Slearns Sfeele Slefan Sleincamp Sfephenson S'I'evens Sfevenson, C. Sfevenson D Sfevenson J Sfewarl Slinson Sfokes S+one Slrory Slow Slrifzke Sluarf S+ubbs Slurdevanl Sfurek Slurgeon Sullins Sunday Sunderland SENIOR CLASS ROW I: PAUL WAYNE STEARNS, Avanl, Business, MKT, Young Democralsg MARGARET PEGGY STEELE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Ec., Pepperefles, Wesley Foundalion, YW.C.A., I-lome Ec. Club, ER. 81 C.D. Club, S.N.E.A., A.C.E.I., KA- LESLIE W. STEFAN. Joliel, Illinois, Engineering, IIKN, I.R.E.f MAX LEE STEINCAMP, Brislow, Engineering, A.l.Ch.E.g JAMES D. STEPHENSON, S+iII- wafer, Arls 84 Sciences, MARY ANN STEVENS, Oklahoma Cily, Home EC., Orange X1 Black Ouill, BEE, Food Science Club, I-lome EC. Club, Flying Aggies, Orcheslra, COLLEEN BOWERS STEVEN- Cheerleaders Shannon, Ralclill, Winger and Smilh discuss yells 'lor 'rhe N. Texas pep rally in Ironl of Murray hall. A - f SON, Wakila, I-lorne EC.: DEE S. STEVENSON, Pond Creek, Engi- neering. ROW 2: JOE A. STEVENSON, Tecumseh, Agricullure, Aggie So- cielyg JOE ED STEWART, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, AFP, Block X: Bridle, Cadel Officers Club, WARREN WILLIAM STIN- SON, I-lobarl, ARS, Scabbard 81 Blade, KK'I', EX3 DOYCE MARIE STOKES, Shawnee, Home EC., 0Ng CECIL L. STONE, Oklahoma Cily, ASIS: BILL C. STORY, Tulsa, Business, ABU, XETT, MKT, IAN, DONALD T. STOW, Tulsa, Business, TE, JIMMY FRANKLIN STRIIZKE, Colleyville, Kansas, Agricullure. Agronomy Club, AZ, GAK, TA, Cordell Council. ROW 3: MARJORIE STUART, Wakila, Educalion, fI'K'fl'p BER- NALD R. STUBBS, Slillwaler, ARS, HHH, MARY BETH STURDE- VANT, Allus, Home EQ., ON, FR, 84 CD. Club, X525 WALTER BEYNON STUREK, Barllesville, Engineering, A.S.M.E.,'I'lI3,1ITZ. IIMI5, :SEBI BETTY JO STURGEON, Slillwaler, Educalion, E.T,A., MAX L. S-ULLINS, Red Rock, Educalion, P.E. Club: GAYLE HUNTER SUNDAY, Barllasville, Educalion, Pepperelres, B.S.U., S,N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., W.R.A., -BZ: K. NEIL SUNDERLAND Tulsa, Engineering, IIKN. Page 516 ROW I: IRWIN RAY SUPERNAW, Shawnee, A8rS, A.C.S., AES Sludenl Council, TKEI PATSY WRIGHT SUTTON, Slillwaler, Home Ec., Home Ec. Club, Home Ec, Educalion Club, A.W.S., Orange Ouill, Orange X: Black Quill, ON, KAH, KA, RICHARD DEAN SUT- TON, Slillwaler, Business: JOYCE NEWTON S-WART, Cleo Springs, Business, EAS, HQHQ JERRY LEE SWICK, Oklahoma Cily, AZLS. ROW 2: ABDESLAM TAJEDDINE, Casablanca, Mo- rocco, Engineering, N. DALE TALKINGTON, Slillwa- ler, Business, Cowpokes, Glee Club, DSE., Adverlis- ing Club, Eflfflig CHARLES R. TALLEY, Tulsa, Agri- cullure, Block 84 Bridle, Rodeo Club, EQE, Liveslock Team: ATILLA M. TALUY, Anicara, Turkey, Engineer- ing, HMII, ITTE, EJKN, A,S.lvI.E., l.R.E., l.R.C., A.l.E.E., C.C.U.N., Engineering Toaslmaslers, S.A.E., l.A.S., Cordell Hall Council, l.M.R,C.: JOHN TARTAR, Wag- oner, Engineering, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. ROW 3: WILLIAM W. TATUM, Danville, Arkansas, Agricullure, Cadel Officers Club, DONNIE J, TAY- LOR, Orienla, Engineering, AEA, l.R.C., A.l.l.E., American Sociely ol Safely Engineers, THE: GLENN GORDON TAYLOR, Sallisaw, Agricullureg RALPH WILLIS TAYLOR, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, AZ. Scabbard 81 Blade, Aggie Council, Aggie Sociely, Ag- gie X, 'PKTQ ROBERT P. TAYLOR, Wenalchee, Wash- inglon, Engineering, IIKN. ROW 4: WILLIAM ROBERT TEEMAN, Ralslon, Edu- calion, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel' Olilicers Club: JOYLIN EARL TEETERS, El. Supply, Educalion, IIZK, KAH, D.S.F., Willard Council, Grand Council, EAL BILLY G. TEMPLER, Tulsa, Engineering: RICHARD N. TENNILLE, Slillwaler, Engineering, A.S.M.E., UKAZ ROBERT N. TERRELL, Hominy, Agricullure, Blue Key, AZ, Y.M.C.A., Scabbarcl 8: Blade, Block X1 Bridle, Wes- ley Foundalion, Cadel Council, AXA. ROW 5: HOWARD ROBERT TERRY, Mounlain View, Agricullure, Collegiale F.F,A., JAMES GILBERT THOMAS, McAlesler, AHS, EH-E, AXcS Honor Sociely, TIME: BILL F. THOMPSON, Gulhrie, Educalion, KAII, Scabbard 81 Blade, O.l.A.A., S,I.A.A., Officers Club, B911 EUGENE GLENN THOMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, Enlomology Club, 'Pig JACQUELINE JANICE THOMPSON, Okla. Cily, Educalion, S.N,E.A. ROW 6: JAMES DALE THORNE, Slillwaler, Engineer- ing, l.R.C., S.A.E., Slowpokes, Campus Chesl, Army Officers Club, Ifbliq MARTHA PAT THORNTON. Okla. Cily, Educalion, S.N.E.A., S.U.A.B., W.R.A.. KKFQLARRY WAYNE THROWER, Okla. Cily, Busi- ness, KE: ROBERT D. TILLEY, Frederick, Business, AEH, TN-S: SANDRA BETH TILLOTSON, Blackwell, A8rS. 45-. 1 ,nv- is F11 Q 3' Q' 'Y Supernaw Taieddine Talum Teeman Terry Thorne SuHon, P. Talkingfon Taylor, D. Teelers Thomas Thornlon Suflon, R. Talley Taylor, G. Templer Thompson, Thrower B. '5- Swarl Swiclr Taluy Tarlar Taylor, Ralph Taylor, Roberf Tennille Terrell Thompson, E. Thompson, J Tilley Tillolson Page 517 A ,sf if if Q Q, is I i i' v YV' 's , ii f 1 if .. is I 1, - Ivvrl - .1 Arl Q .. V: , . .. ,., i f - i i i , znlz LE , L- fl ' . ,.. ,L , . 2, ,V Q in , , I , V4 3if m,,,.:, ' s ' Q i ' f L,.' K I L. ' iii' I ' 25 ,2 1 Tippeconic Tiplon Todd, J. Todd, R. Toolce Townsdin Townsend, L. Townsend R Tracy Travis Tremblay TripIe'H Trower Tucker Turner Tyler Tyson Underhill Updegraff Urban UHer Van Buslcirlr Vandever Vanlandingliam SENIOR CLASS ROW I: THOMAS TIPPECONNIC, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Agricullureq DONALD DEAN TIPTON, Eairland, Engineering: JACK D. TODD, Blair, Agricullure, Sanborn Enlornololy Club, ROBERT V. TODD, Tulsa, Business, INS, KI, BARBARA TOOKE, Barllesville, I-Iorne Ec., A.C.E.l., I-Iome Ec. Club, ZTA: ROY E. TOWNSDIN, Ripley, Business, LOWELL RUSSELL TOWNSEND, Talilequaln, Business, O Clubg RONALD MACK TOWNSEND, Tulsa, Agricullure, Young Democrals, Aggie Council, Collegiale EEA, Enlomology Club, Farm I-louse. D. Wiengarl and C. Pallerson are clwosen queen and Icing ol pizza by Lillie Jol1n, as C. I-Iadden and clale loolc on. ROW 2: DAVID L. TRACY, Tulsa, Business, K-Y: BILLY WAYNE TRAVIS, Slillwaler, Engineering, IlTIg LOUIS F. TREMBLAY, Margarila, Canal Zone, ASS, EYE, Y.M.C.A.: JACK D. TRIP- LETT, JR., Linapali, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Collegiaie FFA, Cowpolces, Aggie Sociely, Y.M.C.A.7 MICHAEL HENRY TROW- ER, Tulsa, Engineering, A.I.A,, THX: TERRY NEIL TUCKER, Jel, Business: ROBERT E. TURNER, Wefumka, Agricullure, Y.M.C.A., B.S.U., JOHN LOUIS TYLER, Collinsville, Engineering, Engineer- ing Toaslrnaslers, A.I.l.E., HKA. ROW 3: C. JARRELL TYSON, Blackwell, AHS, Wesley Players, Universily Choir, Wesley Eoundalion, IIT-5, HELEN KAREN UNDERHILL, I-lol' Springs, Arkansas, I-Iome Ec., Velerans Club, W,R.A., Grand Council: SUZANNE UPDEGRAFF, Vinila, I-Iome Ec., HB'P, W,R.A., Young Democrals, EDWIN JOSEPH URBAN, Blackwell, Engineering, TIE, GARY N. UTTER, Owasso, Engineer- ing, 4,397 LOIS JEAN VANBUSKIRK, Oklahoma Cily, I-lorne Ec., ON, A.C.E.I., F,R.C.D. Club, Orange 84 Black Ouill, AXSZ, I-Iome EC. Club, A.W.S.: RONALD RAY VANDEVER, Cusliing, Educa- lion, S.l.A.A., O.I,A.A., A.l,A.A.: ROBERT E. VANLANDING- HAM, Duncan, AES, SPE, Scabbard 81 Blade, O Club, Varsily Foolball, Pelroleum Club, Caclel Officers Club, D.M.S., BETH. Page 518 ROW I: CLYDE E. VANSICKLE, Olcrnulgee, Engie neering: SANDRA VANZANT, Barllesville, Home Ec.. Home Ec. Club, X95 WILLIAM GLEN VARNUM, Sfillwaler, AES, KK'If, fI1MAg GAIL BOND VERNON, Taos, New Mexico, Home Ec.. Home Ec. Club, BILLY GEORGE VINCENT, Jef, Agricullure, Aggie Socieiy, Collegiale F.F.A. ROW 2: BOBBY GENE VOWELL, Rush Springs, AHS, EIDE: RICHARD L. WACKERMAN, Enid, Engineering, 4559: FLOYD R. WADE, Fl. Worili, Agricullure, Block Xe Bridle, l.R.C., EAR, JAMES L. WADE, Okemalw, Agricullure, Collegiale F.F.A.: GEORGE GILMAN WADLEY, Alva, Engineering. ROW 3: DAVE J. WAGNON, Olcla. Cily, AES, Ad- verfising Club, EAA, ZAX, AXA, JOE R. WALDROP, Carier, Engineering, A.S.M.E., S.A.E.: RAYMOND M. WALKER, Aflon, Engineering, l.R.E.: REA WALKER, Cushing, Educalion, ETA, KAN: THOMAS L. WALK- ER, l.iHle Roclc, Arkansas, Engineering, Arnold Air So- ciely, Cadel Olzlicers Club, A.l.A., Beaux Aris, Flying Aggies, O.S.E. Magazine. ROW 4: N. VIRGINIA WALLACE, Siillwaler, Educa- fiong MAX E. WALTERS, Pawlwuska, Home Ec., Holel 8: Resiauranl Socieiy, BQH1 JOE WYNN WAMPLER, Tulsa, Agricullure, American Clwern. Soc., KE: DIXIE WARD, Slillwaler, Home EQ., TB2, Band, Food Sci- ence Club, WTO: JOHN HOWARD WARD, Long- view, Texas, Engineering, I.A.S., A.S.M.E., Veierans Club. ROW 5: DAVID HAROLD WARE, Horniny, Business, AKXP, l,E.C., AT-Q: ALLYN G. WARKENTIN, Isabella, Engineering, E. DALE WARREN, Dulce, ASIS: RONALD HOBART WATERS., Sayre, Engineering, UUE, XE, A.S.Cl1.E.: HOWARD R. WATKINS, I-lobarl, Agricul- Iure, Aggie X, ATA. ROW 6: L. V. WATKINS, JR., Benningion, Agricul- +ure,, AZ, O.D.K., THE, Agronomy Club, A.S.A., Ma- sonic Lodge, Collegiaie F.F.A.y L. DALE WATLEY, Siigler, Engineering, A.I.E.E., HKNg DONNA SUE WATSON, Slciaioolc, Eclucalion, Willard House Coun- cil, S.N.E.A., W.R.A.1 MILBURN FRANK WATSON, Drumriglil, Business: WILLIAM J. WATSON, Slillwa- fer, Engineering, A.l.E.E.-l.R.E. 5'-'N f frwr- . VanSiclcle Vowell Wagnon Wallace Ware Waflrins, L. Van Za nl' Waclcerman Waldrop Walfers WarIcen+in Wafley Varnum Vernon Wade, F. Wade, J. Wallcer, Ray Walker, Rea Wampler Ward, D. Warren Wafers Wafson, D. Wa+son, M. Vincen+ Wadley Walker, T. Ward, J. Waflcins, H. Wafson, W Page 519 Walson W Wax Weaver Webb Webber Weber Websler Welch Wells Wenninger Wesson Wever Wharfon Whalley While, D. While E While G While, J. While, S. Whillenburg WI1iHing+on Wickham Wilkes Willun SENIOR CLASS ROW I: WILLIAM S. WATSON, Ponca Cily, Engineering, S.A.E., LOYD M. WAX, Senlinel, Agricullure, AZ, Agronomy Club, Block X1 Bridle, ATP, PEGGY DIANE WEAVER, Tulsa, I-lome Ec., AAU, Sludenl Senale, Home Ec. Sludenl Council, F.R.8lC.D. Club, General Home EC, Club, Wesley Foundaiion, KfI', S.N.E.A.: JON L. WEBB, Billings, Agricullure, 'IYKFIH WILLIAM WALLACE WEBBER, Tulsa, Engineering, A.l.C,E,, fl'A9, JOHN G. WEBER, Perry, AXIS, -EYE, FRANK EDWARD WEBSTER, Tulsa, Engineer' ing, FRANCES ROBEY WELCH, Lillle Roclc, Arkansas, AES. T. Fine demonslrales lhe all-day chore involved in lalcing publicily piclurcs of Ihe Cowboy players for Press day. ROW 2: HAROLD GLENN WELLS, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, A.I.E.E., I.R.E., Velerans Club, FREDDIE WILLIAM WENNIN- GER, Alva, ALS, SITE, HME, Flying Aggies: BILL WESSON. Shawnee, AES, 'PH-E, ASS Honor Sociely, Cadel Officers Club, -SAE, JANET WEVER, Enid, I-lome EC., ON, WTO, Home Ec. Club, KSU. K'l', AXQI WILLIAM THOMAS WHARTON, Oklahoma Cily, AXIS, Pershing Rifles, WANDA SUE WHATLEY, Wynne- wood, I-Iome Ec., KA, KAU, ON, Home Ec. Club, DICK D. WHITE, Nowala, Engineering: ELVIN DWAYNE WHITE, Dill Cily, Agricullure, AZ, Block X4 Bridle, Collegiale FFA. ROW 3: GLENNA MILLER WHITE, Senlinel, Home EC., Home Ec. Educalion Club, JOE ELLIS WHITE, Alex, Educalion, Physical Educalion Club, SHARON ELIZABETH WHITE, Ardmore, AXQS. W.R.A., P.E.M.M., X93 JAMES E. WHITTENBURG, Sligler, Engi- neering, IT, A.I.A. and Beaux Ar'I's Sociely, S.R,C., Weslminsler Foundalion, KINION WHITTINGTON, Alolfa, Agricullure, Y.M. C.A., Collegiale FFA, Agronomy Club, RONALD LEE WICK- HAM, Wichila, Kansas, Engineering, I.F.C., I3.S.U., A.I.A. and Beaux Arls, HKA, HOLLIE A. WILKES, Angie, La., Engineering. HKN, A,.I.E.E,, I.R.E., WILLIAM JOHN WILKIN, Kansas Cily. Kansas, Agricullure, Block 84 Bridle, Young Republicans, 'PAQ Page 520 ROW I: ORVILLE R. WILKS, Ponca Ciiy, Business: CURTIS WILLIAMS, Allen, Agricullure, AZ, Agronomy Club, OAK, DAVID LEWIS WILLIAMS, Randleii. Agricullure, Collegiaie F.F.A., Aggie Socieiyg LUCKY WILLIAMS., Muskogee, Engineering, Flying Aggies, O.S.E. Siall, Young Republicans, Arnold Air Socieiy. EN: PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS, Cresceni, AES. S.N.E.A., O.E.A., Tliealre Guild, Murray House Coun- cil. ROW 2: WARREN W. WILLIAMSON, Sapulpa, Agri- cullure, Eoreslry Club: YVONNE WILLIAMSON, Dun- can, Home Ec., KAN, ON, Orange 81 Black Ouill, S.N.E.A,, Home Ec. Club, B.S.U., Aggie Band: MARY ANN WILLIS, Blackwell, Educaliong CHARLES WEL- THY WILSON, Okmulgee, Agricullureg JANET COL- LENE WILSON, Clwanule, Kansas, Home Ec. ROW 3: JIM RICHARD WILSON, Dalliari, Texas, Agricullure, AZ, OAK, Circle Eighf, Y.M.C.A., D.S.E., Farmhouse: JOHN K. WILSON, Enid, Engineering, A.l.A. X1 Beaux Arls: MARTIN L. WILSON, Deer Creek, AXfS, 'l'A9,,EM, Scabbard 81 Blade, Siudenl Assembly, RICHMOND H. WILSON, Siillwaier, A8153 TOMMY JOE WILSON, Davis, Business, O Club. ROW 4: GLENDA LEE WINGET, Barllesville, Busi- ness, Orange Ouill, Orange X1 Black Ouill, EAI, 1'-Y, Young Republicans, Business Siudenf Council, Varsiiy Cheerleader, KKF, KAREN J. WINGET, Tulsa, A8fS. Orange gl Black Quill, AXQS I-lonor Sociely, BTA, A815 Sludenl Council, Grand Council, Kfl', Wesley Founda- fiong DONALD W. WINGFIELD, Elk Ciiy, Business: ALBERT PAUL WINSTON, Lawlon, Educalion, W. Bennelf Hall Council, Scabbard 81 Blade: D. ALLEN WINT, Okla. Cily, Home Ec., l-lolel 81 Resiauranl Socieiy, fb-59. ROW 5: CHARLES LEE WINTERS, Slillwaler, Busi- ness, AE1-Ig J. ELDRED WINTERS, Taium, New Mex- ico, Educalion, 'FILE' -PAK, S.l.A.A., O.I.A.A.g DON L. WION, Woodward, Business: GAY BLAINE WION, Taloga, l-lome Ec., S.U.A.B., Orange 81 Black Ouill, KAIII ON, Y.W,C.A., AXS2j FREIDA JANICE WOLF, Slnawnee, A8iS, Wesiminsier Eoundalion, Willard House Council, HZK, ETA, Campus Clwesl. ROW 6: ALTEN J. WOOD, Alva, Engineering, A.S.M.E.g JIM D. WOOD, Tonkawa, AHS, O Club, PQT. KE? KENNETH DALE WOOD, Rooseveli, Engi- neering, S.A.E.q EDWARD GLEN WOODS, Seiling, Engineering, HTE, Pelroleum Club, A.l.M.E., A.S.M.E.g RICHARD MORRIS WOODS., Tulsa, Business S.U.A.B., l.R.C., S.A.M., B.S.U., Young Republicans 49.59. Wilks Williams, C. Williams, D. Williams, L. Williams, P. Williamson, W. Williamson, Y. Willis Wilson, C. Wilson, Janel' Wilson, Jim Wilson, John Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Wilson, T. Wingef, G. Wingel, K. Wingfield Winslon Win? Winfers, C. Winlers, J. Wion, D. Wion, G. Wolf Wood, A. Wood, J. Wood, K. Woods, E. Woods, R. Page 521 Woodward Wooldridge Woos+er Word WrigI'i+, D. WrigI'1+, J. Wrigh+, W. WyaH Wyckoff Yarborough Yeck York, F. York, J. Yosi Young, B. Young Young R Young, T. Zarambo Zavodny Zimmerman Zuniglwa Zylicli ROW I: HERBERT EUGENE WOODWARD. Tuisa, Engineering. A.l.A.: MARILYN MIDDLETON WOOLDRIDGE, Waynoka, Edu- cafion, HME, Y.W.C.A., Morlar Board, Young Republicans, Kfb, III5'I': KATHRYN MARIE WOOSTER, Barllesville, I-Iome Ec., AZ? WILLIAM BAKER WORD, Kirkwood, Missouri, Engineering, SAE: DELORA WRIGHT, Tulsa, Home Ec., KKF, JOHNNY A. NNRIGHT, Sand Springs, Engineering, WILLIAM BRUCE WRIGHT, Frederick, Business: JAN LEE WYATT, Ponca Cily, Educaiion, Theaire Guild, Campus Clwesl, K.V.R.O., A.C.E.l.. S.N.E.A., AXSZ, E.T.A., Orange 8: Black Quill. ROW 2: ROBERT LEE WYCKOFF, Morris, Business, LYMAN YARBOROUGH, I-lenryefla, Engineering, ET, IIME, WIIHZI, -DAT, A.l.C.E.7 RONALD D. YECK, Piedmont Agriculiure, AZ, Agron- Page 522 orny Club, Y.M.C.A,, fbi, Farmhouse: FREDA JOE YORK, Tulsa, Educafion, S.N.E.A., TV: JOHN A. YORK, Muskogee, Agricul- iure, Aggie Socieiyy JAMES D. YOST, Viniia, Engineering, A.S.M.E.: BOBBY JOE YOUNG, Lewfon, Business, DAVID DALE YOUNG, Ardmore, ABS. ROW 3: RAYMOND DEVON YOUNG, Hooker, Business? THOMAS C. YOUNG, Tulsa, Engineering, A.S.M.E.1 STANLEY ZARAMBO, I-lariiord, Conneciicui, Engineering, Newman Club: EUGENE NANCE ZAVODNY, Perry, Engineering, TIME, HTE, 411911, AXA: LUTHER L. ZIMMERMAN, Lamonl, AHS, S.N.E.A., l.R.E.: WAYNE V. ZUNIGHA, Copan, AES, I'9Tg NEIL P. ZYLICH, Binglwarnion, New York, Engineering. OFFICERS, L Io R: JOHN HAYES, presiclenh LINDA SKIDMORE, secretary, and SUZANNE FENTON, vice-president JUNIOR CLASS Page 5 JUNIOR CLASS ADAMS, ADAMSON, AGGAS. GLENDEN JERRY LINDA Cornanclne Enid Morris Agricullure Engineering Home Ec. ANDERSON, ANDERSON, ANDERSON, CARROL DONALD HOWARD Mangum Siloam Springs, Seminole Home Ec. Ark., Engr. ABS ARMBRUSTER, ARNOLD, ASFAHL, CECELIA ARDIS ANN CHARLES Clierokee Tulsa Enid Home Ec. Educalion Engineering AGGAS, RICHARD Slrillwaler A815 ANDERSON. JAMES ldabel Engineering AUSMUS, BILLY ldabel Engineering AHMED, OSMAN Da cca, Pakis- Ian, Business ANDERSON, KRIS ROGE Neenal1,Wis. Engineering AUTRY, RICHARD B. Enid Home EC. ALLISON, ALLISON, COLLEEN DIXIE LEE Clierokee Okla. Cily Home Ec. Home Ec. ANDERSON, ANDERSON MARCIA MARLYS Tulsa Gullirie AHS A815 BADRAN, BAILEY, ADNAN BERT Amman, Jordan Tonkawa Agriculfure Engineering Page 524 ALLISON, ALMY, ANABTAWI, LEMUEL MARILYN MAHERWASFI Gould Keyslone Amman, Jordan Engineering Business Engineering ANDERSON ANDREWS, ANDUSS, WILLIAM ASA JAMES BERT Inola Lawron Tulsa Engineering Engineeering AES BAILEY, BAIN, BAIN, GENE DIANE LEE Slilwell Enid Newkirk Engineering Home Ec. A815 A .sk ns, A1 .FW f. . 4. xg, Ef f' .. s + . ,Q 2 s Q Q 'ie ' J' ' c,,:i.:' Y V 7 ' 'bf' f 'bv in ww, E R v s? -.,k BAKER, BAKER, BALLARD, BALLEW, BALLINGER, BANCROFT, BANNING, BARHYDT, BARKLEY, BARNES, CAROL BOB BENJAMIN JACQUELINE DONA BEN RAYMOND JOHN C. GAIL EDDIE Tulsa Minneapolis, Duranl Muskogee Ponca Cily San Anlonio, Slillwaler Tulsa Cassville, Mo. Ponca Cily Business Kan., Bus. Engineering Home Ec. Educalion Tex. Business Educaiion Engineering Engineering Buisness BARNES, BARNO, BARRETT, BARRIS, BARTEL, BARTON, BARTON, BASS, BATES, BATES, JAMES C. Jr. BESSIE L. A. RUTH SANDY GERALD ANNA LEE CAROL ANN WILLIAMSON BARBARA RUSSELL Sfillwafer ' Birmingham, Coalgale Enid Soullward Slillwaler Tulsa Srnackover, Poieau Tulsa Business Ala. Educalion Home EC. AHS Engineering Home Ec. ABS Ark., Engr. ASIS Engineering BATTERTON, BATTLES, BEARD, BEATHE, BEAUBIEN, BEDINGFIELD, BEDWELL, BEE, BEHRENDS, BEHRING, SHARON ANN DORIS THOMAS V. ADELLE DENISE W. DAVID LARRY JACK DAVID JAMES DARREL Okmulgee Henryerla Barllesville Hulali, Kan. Ponca Cily Jennings Okeene McAlesIer New Holland, Enid A815 gjucalion Business Business Business AES Agricullure AES Ill., Agricullure Agricullure Page l JUNIOR CLASS BEII.. RALPH Phoenix, Ariz. A815 BISHOP. LOYD Guihrie Business BOLLENBACH, MELVIN Kingfisher A815 BELLINGHAU- BENKENDORF, SEN, ROBERT DOUGLAS Ponca Ciry Breckinridge Engineering A815 BISHOP, BIVINS, NORMA BOB Deiaware Beggs, Home Ec. 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Engineering BRADY, LUANNE Cleveland Educaiion BREHM, GUY Tuisa AgricuII'ure BRUEHL, DANIEL Norman Engineering FH BRADY, PAU LA Lawion Ed ucaiion BRINKER, EDITH Wagoner A813 BUCHAN, WILLIAM Tulsa Business 4 ew ,,, A Q5 BRAGG, BRANCH, BARBARA DOUGLAS Ponca Cify Kaw Ciiy Educaiion A815 BRISCOE, BRISTOW. DONNIE DOROTHA Musrang Ponca Ciry Business Business BUCHANAN, BUCHANAN, JANE KATRINA Okla. Cify Thomas A815 Home EC. BRANDBORG, CARL Tuisa Engineering BRISTOW, ELEANOR For? Gibson Home EC. BUIE, ANGELINA Sand Springs Business f siisss A fi ' M iv Z is BRANDBORG, BRANDON, JOHN HERMAN TuIsa I-Iominy Educaiion Business BRITTAN, BROOKS, LAMOINE ROY Sriliwaier Ponca Ciiy Educaiion Engineering BUIE, BUKER, JOHN TERRY FI. Smiih, Ark. TuIsa Agricuiiure AgricuIIure, A! BRANSON, WILLIAM Sapuipa Educaiion BROWN. MICHAEL Sand Springs Agriculiure BURCH, TOM Tishomingo Agricuiiure JuNioR CLASS I Page526 BURGESS, BURKETT, BETSY C. RICHARD BarIIesviIIe SaIem, III. Home Ec. Home Ec. CANAHL, CAREY, JULIUS DELBERT Barflesviile Guihrie A815 Agricuifure CHAMBERS, CHANDLER, RONALD WINFORD Earisboro Monroe AgricuIIure A815 ..,. s BURRIS, EDYS SIiIIwa'rer Business CARLETON, JR., JOHN Okie. Ciiy Business CHAPEL. PATRICIA Amarillo, Tex. Home Ec. BURROWES, BURRUSS, BUSSEY, WILLIAM MARY ANN JOE PI1iIadeIpI'1ia, CI'1ickasI1a Siiawnee Pa. Engineering Home Ec. Business CARLSON, CARPENTER, CARRIER. NORMAN STANLEY C. WAYNE Lalnoma Mayfield Perry Engineering AHS A813 CHASE, CHESNUT, CHILDS, WALTER RITA BART Bar+IesviIIe Durani Magnoiia, Ark. Engineering Home EC. Engineeering BUXTON. ELIZABETH Ada Ed ucaiion CARTER, NEIL Muskogee A815 CHRISTIAN, RICHARD Drumriglwf Engineering BYRD, DAVID Marlon Engineering CARVER, WAYNE Tulsa Business CIHAK, ROSALIND Tulsa Home Ec. CAMERON. DOUGLAS Baldwin, N.Y Business CASTLE, RICHARD Jef Engineering CISKOWSKI, LON Medford Educaiion CAM PBELL, DAVID Sfillwaier Ed ucaiion CAVITT, R. JACK Perry Business CISKOWSKI MARVIN Blackwell Business -..ff CISNA, CLARK, JOHN ANITA Gladsfone, III. Okie. Cify Business Home Ec. COFFMAN COLLINS, KENNETH C. A. CI'1ickasI1a Siiiiwaier Engineering Agriculfure COPE, CORNELISON, JERRY GEORGE Macomb SI'iidIer AgricuIiure Business Y! . Nw' 'E jf , .,,,x CLIFT, COAST, COATS, COBB, COBLER, COCHRAN, COFFELT, COFFMAN. BOB CAROLE ROBERT CHARLES WILLIAM ANN DONALD HARRY SIiIIwaIer Ramona Usibeila, AI'ka Bei Air, Md. Ponca Cify Gould BIackweII McAIesIer Home Ec. A815 Home Ec. Engineering Agriculfure Home Ec. Business A815 COLSON, CONE, CONRAD, COOK, COOK, COOPER, COOPER, COOPER, ARNOLA DON L. M. PAULINE GALE JIMMIE CHARLES JAMES ROXIE Pauis Valley Enid Newkirk Fori Cobb Cushing Muiual Blackwell Rooseveif Business Business Business Business Agricuiiure Agricuiiure Engineering Business COULTER, COUNTRY- CRAWFORD, CRAWFORD, CREACH, CRESWELL, CRONKHITE, CROOK, GERALD MAN, JR., BILL SUSIE WALLY MARY HAL JANICE CoIinsviIIe FRANK, Lawion Frederick Lawfon I-Iammon TuIsa Okla. Ciiy Enid A815 Engineering Business AZQS Engineering Business A815 A815 M6527 JUNIOR CLASS CROOK. KATHLEEN Cushing Educafion DACUS, DARLA Hen ryeffa Business DEERING. CHERYL Olcla. Cify Home Ec. CROSS, DALE Arneff Business DAMAN, DOROTHY Lansing, Mich. Home EC. DEFREES, JOHN Medford Business CROSSLEY. RONNIE Beaver Business DAVIS, A. D. Tulsa Educafion DEIBEL, HERMAN Ponca Cify Business fx 5-. ' DICKEY, JACK Weafherford Business DONOVAN, JOHN Sapulpa Engineering EISENMAN, MILES Tehachapi, Cal., A815 DICKEY, MARY Olala. Cify Educafion DRAPER, SHIRLEY Colcord Home EC. 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Cify Educafion ELLIS, WILLIAM Olcmulgee AXIS DILLON, SHARON Ringling Home Ec. DURST. CAROL Fairfax Business ELROD, ALVIS Olcla. Cify Engineering DIVINE, LLOYD Miami Educafion DYER, CLAUDIA Tulsa A815 EMCH, BOB Perrysburg, Ohio, Business DIXON, JERRY Ardmore Engineering EBREY, RICHARD Copan Engineering EMMONS, GLENN Sfillwafer Engineering DIXON, K. O. Grove Business EDWARDS. JANICE Gage Home EC. ENGLE, CONNIE Nowafa Educafion DOENGES, WILLIAM Ba rflesville Agriculfure EDWARDS, JO ELLEN Booneville, Ark., Home Ec. ENMEIER, WILLIAM Marshall Agriculfure DOLEZAL, HELEN EI Reno Home Ec. EDWARDS. SARA Hollisfer Educafion EPPERLY, ROGER Del Cify Educafion JUNIOR CLASS EVANS, EWING, FAGG, H. ALLEN LEIGH LAUANE Walls Lawlon Tulsa, ABS Business Educalion FOREMAN, FOST, FOSTER, DONNA RON JOHN Red Rock Olcla. Cily Guymon Educalion Engineering Engineering FRISK, FRITZ, FROST. JERRY BEVERLY JACK Enid Tulsa Harrali Engineering Home EC. A815 FARMER, FAROUHAR- FELL, J. HARLEY SON, GLEN CLARENCE Mayfield Guflnrie WiCl'i.. Kan. Business Engineering ABS FOSTER, FOSTER, FOWLER, JONIEL STEPHEN SALLY Tulsa Brisiow Barllesville Educalion Business Home EC. FUNK, FUOUA, FUQUA, MARY GLENDA JOSEPH Taos, N.M. Lawlon Nardin Educafion Business Engineering FENTON, SUSAN Slillwaier Business FOX. D. SENTELL Tulsa Business GAGE, LAWRENCE Neoslio, Mo. Engineering FIELD, LARRY Texlwoma Business FRANKLIN, WIRT Fairfax Engineering GAHM, PHILIP Tulsa Engineering FISHER, DAVID Enid Engineering FREENY, JIM Brolcen Bow Ag ricullu re GAMINO, JOHN Barflesville Business Page 528 FITZSIMMONS PHILLIP Wan Agricullure FRISINGER, ROGER Barllesville Engineering GAM MON. KATHRYN Broken Bow Home EC. 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Cify Velma Duncan Cherokee Tulsa Tulsa Okla. Cily Liberal, Kan. Pryor Agriculrure Engineering Educalion Home EC. A815 A815 Educaiion Engineering Engineering NEWTON, NICHOLS, NICKELS, NIMMO, NIX, NORTHUP, NORVELL, NUCKOLLS, O'BRIEN, WILL NEDRA ERNEST MAX PATSIANN DONNA CAROLYN NANCY PATRICIA Tulsa Medford Barnsdall Sallisaw Okla. Cily Okla. Cify Amber Tulsa Lellnbridge, Engineering Business Business Agricullure Business AHS Business A815 Can., A815 FRESHMAN CLASS P33576 LOUISE Chicago, Ill. Home Ec. OWENS. GENE Enid Engineering PARKER, JERRY E+. Srnilln, Arla Business ROSIE Tulsa Business OWENS. WILLIAM Tulsa A815 PARKER. SANDRA Drumriglwl Home EC. OEHLSCH- OGLE. LAGER, ALLAN CHERYL Yale Tulsa Educalion Business OWNBY, PACE. LOYCE KELLY Shawnee Okla. Cily Agricullure Business PARKER, PARKEY, BUFF GARY Hugo Tulsa Home EC. Home EC. OLIVER, ROBERT Ardmore Ag riculfure PADEN, JUDITH Pawlwuslca Home EC. PARKH U RST, KAY Tulsa Home EC. ONEY, BILLY Marshall, Tex. Engineering PAGE. ROBERT Jefferson Agriculfure PARKS, NAOMI Lawlon Business OREN, KAREN Erick Home EC. PAPPAN, DONNA Midwesl Ciiy Education PARROTT, RACHEL Slillwaier Business ORR, MARY Tulsa Home EC. PARADISO. RALPH Buena Pa rk, Calif., A815 PARSONS. CON Laguna Beach, Calif., Engr. OSBORN. RUTH Sfillwafer A815 PARHAM. CARYLL Olcla. Cily Business PATC H ETT, JEAN Lenapalw A815 OWEN. PHYLLIS Okla. Cily Educarion PARKER, JAMES Sliidler Engineering PATTON, DICK Ardmore Business is WH' I 4f 'V PATRICK. DAVID Coalgale Engineering PEPPER. RONALD Duncan Engineering PIETZ, CARL Granile Aczriculfure PAYNE. JIMMIE Tulsa AHS PETTYJOHN, EULA Tulsa Business PINION. JUDITH Tulsa Educaiion PEA RCE, ALLENE Tulsa Home Ec. PHELPS. ROBERT Slwreveporl, La. Engineering PIPER, DAVID Pawliuslca Engineering PEARSALL, R. SHERMA Binglnamlon, Home Ec. PHILBRICK, GARY Enicl Engineering N N.Y. PIPPENGER, DAVID Cushing AXIS PEARSON, SAUNDRA Pryor Educalion PHILLIPS. PATTIE Tulsa Home EC. PLACK. RAYMOND Tulsa Home Ec. 1' I PECK, PECK, PECKHAM, PEERY, PENDER, LINDA SANDRA GRACE WANDA PATRICIA Olcla. Ciiy Tulsa Cliecoialw Slillwaier Okla. Ciiy Educalion A815 Home EC, Business ASIS PICKARD, PICKERING, PIERCE, PIERCE, PIERCE, LINDA CHARLES EARL JEWEL LINDA Olcmulgee Slroud Waulcomis Tulsa Snider Business Engineering Agricullure Business Home EC. PLANT, POGUE, POLITE, POLSON, POPE. RANDY GENE DONNA WILLIAM D. H. Olrla. Cily Poleau Tulsa Vinila Mangum Engineering Engineering Business Engineering Engineering Page 577 IOPE, POTEET, '. SUE JIM nid Ba rllesville ome Ec. ABS 'RICE, PRICE, SETTY A. BETTY L. Donca Cily Olcla. Cify Business Home Ec. EYLE, RAHE, HOMAS GARY Bawhuska Crescenl' ABS Agricullure POULTON, LINDA Tulsa Ed ucalion PRICE, JOHN Sfillwaler A815 RAMSEY, ROGER Bixby Engineering POWELL, DICK Slillwaler AES PRICE, TED Tulsa Engineering RAN DOL, WILLIAM Wynnewood Agricullure FRESHMA POWELL, POWERS, PRAG, PRALLE, LINDA PATSY EDWARD DARRELL Olcla. Cily Pryor Olcla. Cily Enid Educalion Business ABS Engineering PRIDDY, PROPES, PRUETT, PUCKETT, JAMES ERVIN TREVA NANCY Porl Sulfur, La. Tulsa Henryefla Cuslning Engineering Business Business Business RANKIN, RAPER, RATHFON, RATLIFF, ROSALIND CHARLES EVE MICKEY Tulsa Barflesville Olcla. Cily Red Rock A815 Engineeering Business Agricullure N CLASS PRATHER. JOHN NIE Ericlc A815 PURLEE, JANIE Muskogee Business RATLI FF. PAULA Carlagena, Col. Educalion PRESTON, GWEN l-lenryeffa Business PU RVIS, ROY Kaw Cify Business RAULSTON, JAMES Lucien Agriculfure RAY, JON Blackwell Engineering RENNIE, DORA Ponca Cily Business RICHARDS. CLIFTON Tulsa Home Ec. RECTOR, RICHARD Olcla, Cify Home Ec. RENNIE, RICHARD Kaw Cily Engineering RICHARDS, GARY Duncan ABS REDDICK, REDDOUT, REDMOND, REED, REED, SHIRLEY JIM DAVID A. J. JAMES Olcla. Cify Sfillwaler Warren Capron Barllesville Business Business Engineering Agricullure ASS REYNOLDS, REYNOLDS, REYNOLDS, REYNOLDS, REYNOLDS, DON EUGENE GILBERT JOHNNA PATRICIA Engineering Tulsa Tulsa Olcla. Cily Sliawnee Sfillwaler Engineering Engineering Business Educalion RICHARDS RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON, RICHARDSON, NANCY BILLY GLENN M. MAYOLA NANCY, J. Calgary, Can. Longdale Hobarl Pawlnuska Olfla. Cily Business A815 Agricullure Business Home Ec. REED. JUDY Tulsa Business REYNOLDS, RONALD Seminole Engineering RICHART, MARTHA Olcla. Cily AES REEVES, WILLIAM Olcla. Cily Engineering RHOADES, BERNIS Olcemal-i Educalion RICHEY, ROBERT Kremlin Engineering REINERT, JOHN Fairrnonf Agricullure RICE, CALEB Gillell, Ark. Agriculrure RIDDLE, TED Red Rock Engineering FRESHMAN CLASS Page578 RIEDT, RIKE, RINEHART, GERALD BETTY DONNA Harlsliorne Tulsa Grancllield Business Business A815 ROBINSON, ROBY, RODDY, WILLIAM MARY JANE RALPH Dallas Olcla. Cily Muskogee Engineering Business Engineering ROMSHE, RONCK, ROPER, ALICE FRANCES ANNA Slillwaler Blackwell Caddo Business Home Ec. Home Ec. RISNER, THOMAS Lone Grove AZLS RODGERS, ARDELL Gracemonl Engineering ROPER, LINDA Arnell Educalion RITCHEY, HARVEY Hendrix Engineering RODKE, SEYMOUR Olcla. Ciiy ABS ROSE, CHARLES Tulsa Engineering RITCHIE, ROBERTS. ROBERT GEORGE Vine Grove Slillwaler Engineering Engineering ROGERS, ROGERS, CLARITA LINDA Cordell Ponca Cily Educalion Home Ec. ROSENGRANTS, ROSS. HARRY ROBERT Slillwaler Fairview Engineering Engineering ROBERTSON, SUZANNE Mariella Business ROGERS. DARLENE Sfillwaler Educalion ROSSETH, ROBERT Sleepy Eye, Minn., Engr. ROBINSON. CHARLES Olcla. Cily ABS ROGERS, SANDRA Pawlnuska Home EC. ROTH ROCK. LINDA Duncan Educalion ROBINSON GLENDA Hollis Educalion ROLLING. ROBERT Perry Engineering ROUSE. DELORIS Enid Home EC. ROWE, LYLE Dewey Engineering RUTHERFORD, ANN Midwesl Cily Business SAVANT, PAULA Tulsa Business ROWE, WILLIAM Ba rllesville Business RYCH EL, ROBERTA Tulsa A845 SCARRITT, JOHN Tulsa Business ROWLAND, JAMES Muldrow Engineering SADLER, LARRY Gullirie A815 SCARTH, ALICE Barllesville Home Ec. RUPE, VICKI Tulsa Agricullure SAIN, EDWIN Olcla. Cily Engineering SCHEN K, KELLY. Hirclicoclc Agricullure RUPP, LARRY Perry Engineering SALLINGER, CHARLES Musfang Engineering SCHMIDT, CAROL ous. ciiy Ass RUSH. TED Tulsa Business SAMPSON, SANDRA Midwesl Cily Home Ec. SCHMIDT, JOHN Barllesville Business RUSSELL. CARM EN Frederick Home Ec. SANDER, JOHN Seiling Engineering SCHMITT, LINDA Olcla. Cily Business RUSSELL, RUSTMANN, RUTH, NORMA FRED LONNIE Hominy N. Y. Cily, N.Y. Enid Educafion A815 Engineering SANDERS, SARTAIN, SATTERFIELD FRANKLIN SIDNEY JERRY Brislow Davenporl I-leavener Educalion A845 Engineering SCHMITZ, SCHNEIDER, SCHNEIDER, i JUDITH GARY JOHN Medford Olcla. Cily Olcla. Cily Educalion Engineering Engineering M6579 FRESHMAN CLASS DAVE PHILLIP Tulsa Tulsa ABS ABS SERIGHT SETH, ELAINE GARY Lawlon Barllesville A815 Engineering SHEEHAN, SHEIKOLES- SAM II LAME, JAHAN Midland, Tex. Shiraz,li-an Engineering Engineering SCOTT, DAVID Tulsa Engineering SEWARD, JAMES Olcla. Cily A815 SHELBY, JERRY, G. Olcla. Cily AHS SCOTT, RONALD M uslcogee Engineering SEWELL, BU DDY Pawlwuslca A815 SHELDON, SHARON Claremore Educalion SABRING, SEGLER. DERRIL CAROLYN Olcmulgee Okmulgee A815 Eclucalion SHACKELFORD,SHAKLEE, JERRY JERRY R. Anllers Jel Educalion Engineering SHELL, SHELTON, LON RAY JO ANNE Wyandorle Tulsa Agricullure Home EC. SEIDLE, SELBY, NEAL T. MARY Barllesville Olcla. Cily A815 A815 SHARKEY, SHAVER. ROBERT G. WILLIAM Fairfield Tulsa Engineering Engineering SHERROD, SHIMONEK, LINDA MARCIA Slillwaler Pawlwuslca A815 Home EC. SELF, DON ED Poleau Engineering SHATTO, ROBERTA Tulsa Home Ec. SHIPP, SANDRA Tulsa A815 SELF, SAND RA JO Perry Educalion SHEEHAN, JAN LEA Olcla. City Business SHIRLEY, JACK E. Tulsa Business SHOFFSTALL. MEMORY Elmore Cily Engineering SKELTON, LINDA KAY Slillwaler A815 SMITH HAROLD Tulsa Business SHOTTON, SHOULDERS, SHULTZ, SHUMAN, SILVERTHORN, SIMMONS, SIMS, SIMS, SLARR, JAMES ROBERT W. CHARLIE JEAN JAMES CHARLES LARRY PHILIP STANLEY Barllesville Tulsa Lawlon Enid Slillwaler Pampa, Tex. EI. Giloson MI. View Augusla, Kan. ABS Engineering Engineering Engineering A845 A815 Engineering Agricullure Engineering SLOAN, SMALLEY, SMELSER, SMELTZER, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, CAROL LINDA JIM RICHARD BILL CHARLES W. FRANK GARY GEORGE Shawnee Olcla. Cily Olcla. Cily Sapulpa Ardmore Olcla. Cily Enid Olcla. Cily Tulsa Business Educalion Engineering Agricullure Engineering Engineering Business Engineering Agricullure SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, JACK JAMES JANICE LARRY MARY ANN MARY LOU LINDA LYLE D. PATRICIA Eulaula Davis Tulsa Tulsa Shawnee Union Cily Henryella Hunfer Pawlwuslca Agricullure Agricullure Business Engineering Home EC. Home EC. Home EC. Business Home EC. FRESHMAN CLASS SMITH, PAULA Okla. Cily Educafion SORENSON, JOHN Olcla. Cify Engineering STAFFORD, ROBERT Hobbs, N.M, Engineering SMITH. PHYLLIS Wiclwila, Kan. A815 SOUTH, AU BREY Musolcegee A815 STAGNER. DEAN Ponca Cily Engineering SMITH, SMITH. RANDALL RONALD Ca nlon Tulsa Agricullure AXIS SOUTHARD, SPARKS, CARLIE JAMES Ryan Blanchard Agriculfure Engineering STALCUP. STALKER, MAPPY SU E Olcla. Cily Pond Creek Business Educalion SMITH, SHARON Okla. Cily Home Ec. SPEARS. ROBERT Tulsa Business STANDRIDGE, JANET Clniclcaslwa Home Ec. -2 ss... gm, .. -so ' If sw SNEDDEN, JILL Claremore Home EC. SPICKELMIER, BOB Enid Educalion STANLEY, WILLIAM Tulsa ASIS SNETHEN, BRUCE Enid Agricullure SPILLMAN, JOHN Tulsa Engineering STARK, WILSON Slillwaler Business SNODDY. JACK Okla. Cily Engineering SPOHRER, RICHARD Enid A815 STARKS. MARGARET Meridian Home EC. SNYDER, LESLIE Sand Springs Agricullure SPRINGER, SALLY Midwesl Cily Business STATES. J UNE Prag ue Business Page 580 SNYDER. DAVE Tulsa Business SPU RLOCK, BETTY Tulsa Educa lion STEAD, VICTOR Dewey Engineering IIN 1- -Q? '? ,',.. A - fl , ll L 55'- STEELE, BRIAN Allus ASIS STEVENSON. SUSAN Ponca Cily Educalion STORM. MARIE Kingfisher Business STEELE. CARL Tulsa Business STEWART, ANITA Okla. Cily Home Ec. STORM, PAUL Kinglislwer Agricullure STEELMAN, RAYMA Duncan Business STEWART, MARY Wicliiia Falls, Tex., AXIS STOUT. PHILIP Slillwaler Business ,A if if-A-SQ . ,f s 5' 5 ff li ,ug ..g.. I N L 4. A STEFFENSEN, STEINBRINK, STEPHENS, STEPHENSON. STEVENS, STEVENS. ROGER ROGER ANN SANDRA MARY SANFORD Chelsea Loomis Pauls Valley Cushing Plioenix, Ariz. Pi-all, Kan. Engineering Agricullure Educalion AXIS AXIS Business STEWART, STILES, STINCHCOMB, STOCKTON, STONE, STONE, RONALD DARRELL LINDA JAN WILLIAM B. WILLIAM L. Okla. Cily Cushing Yukon McAles'rer Tulsa Wichila, Kan. ASIS Agricullure Home EC. Business AXIS Business STRAIGHT, STRATTON, STRICKLER, STRINGER, STROUD, STUART. DIAN DAVE MONTY RONALD JUDY SUELLEN Barllesville Clinlon Tulsa Barllesville Tulsa Tulsa Educalion Agricullure Business Home Ec. Home Ec. Eclucalion Page581 FRESHMAN CLASS STU RDEVANT, CAROL Alfus AXIS TABER, LAURA Sfiliwaier Home Ec. TAYLOR, CHARLES Okie. Ciiy Engineering STURM, GENE JR. Ber'rIesviIIe Engineering TACKITT, MARILYN Crescenr Business TAYLOR, DAVID Jennings Engineering SUFFIELD, JENNIE Okie. Ciiy A315 TAGGART, TIM Hen nessey Engineering TAYLOR, GARY Be r'rIesviIIe Engineering SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN, SURRELL, SUTHERLAND, SUTHERS, SWANSON, GARY JERREL ROBBY GLENDA AL'LOUISE CAROLYN Tuise Okie. Ciiy Afoke Gerlend, Tex. Arnefi' Wekiie Engineering Engineering Agricuifure Educafion Business Home EC. TALMAGE, TAPP, TARPEY, TATE, TATE, TATE, JUDITH CLAUDE JR. 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Waynoka Agricullure Educalion VICE, VICE, JANET JOHN Carrier Carrier Educalion Agricullure Q WAIT, WALDROP, WALKER, WALKER, DONAHUE JERRY DAVID KATHRYN Tulsa Beaver Nicoma Park McLoud Business Educalion Engineering Home Ec, WALLACE, WALLACE, WALLS, WALTERS, DON JACK PHYLLIS JACK Sapulpa Tulsa Okmulgee Broken Bow Educalion A815 Business Business WARD, WARD, WARE, WATERFIELD. JIM LARRY BETTY DICK Slillwaler Del Cily Tulsa Canadian, Tex. AXIS Business A818 Agricullure WALKER, PAT Tulsa Business WALTERS, SUE Pawhuska Business WATTS, JOHN JR. Tulsa Business WALKUP, DONNA Gould Business WALTON. PATRICIA S+illwa'rer A815 WAXMAN. DIXIE Tulsa A315 P35583 FRESHMAN CLASS WEATHERS, JANE Winfield, Kan. Business WERRE, SANDRA Tulsa A815 WH ITMI RE, JOYCE Tulsa A815 WEBB, MARYLYN Dewey Home EC. WESSON, JANIE Shawnee Business WHITTLE, GENE Okla. Cily A845 WEBER, PHILIP Cordell Engineering WEST, BARBARA Tulsa Business WHORTON, MARTHA Yale Home Ec. WEGER, JOHN Tulsa Business WEVER, PEGGY Enid Business WICK, FRED Okla. Cily Agricullure WEHRENBERG, WEINGART, WELLS, WELLS, WELLS, NORINA C. DOTTIE DIXIE LEE NANCY ROGER Kingfisher Ponca Cily Okla. Cily Gruver, Tex. Tulsa A815 Business Educalrion Home Ec. Agricullure WHEELER, WHEELER, WHEELER, WHEELER, WHERRY, DALE D. DALE G. GARY JAMES JULIE Elk Cily Albuquerque, Sapulpa Newlonia, Mo. Barllesville Business N.M., Engr. Business A815 Business WIDENER, WIEMER, WIER, WIKOFF, WILBANKS. PATRICIA D. ROBERT LINDA ARTHUR PHILIP Sand Springs Barllesville Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Business Engineering A815 Engineering Business WERNER. JOHN Enid Engineering WHITESIDE JANANNE Tulsa Business WILBURN, CAROL Tulsa Engineering WILBURN, WILE, WILKENS, WILKINS, WILKINSON, WILKINSIN, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, KAY ROGER HAROLD JOHN DEBORA FRED BARBARA CHARLES Tulsa Slillwaler Pond Creek Nash Broken Arrow Tulsa Okla. Cily Tulsa A815 A815 Agricullure Agricullure A815 A815 Home Ec. 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YOAKUM GAYLE Duranf A813 Taking a break 'from Hwe busy orienIaIion program, Ihese new- comers Iearn quickly Io become acquainfed wiII1 ofhers. WORD, MARTHA Tulsa Home EC. WRIGHT, PAUL Guymon Engineering YOES. SUSIE S+igIer Business fl iQI WORLEY, HOWARD Pryor Engineering WRIGHT, SHIRLEY SIiIIwa+er Business YOUNG, CAROL Ba r+IesviIIe Ed ucafion WRIGHT, BETTY Okla. Cify EducaIion WYLIE, BARBARA Pauls VaIIey A845 YOUNG, JACK Binger Agriculfure WRIGHT, BRYAN Op+ima A815 WYSKUP, BARBARA Harrah Educafion YOUNG. NAOMI TuIsa Business X You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements. NORMAN DOUGLAS xx dk' xilk Q t S01 Rui!! ip-BV 6' WA- mx K M.. - fy.,,,.,f,,,Q, 1ncl,Q,ez,?n:.u.v 0'CQ5flfEGlAN S77 Bilfiofws Budczof is Proposwi By Ike Eiiizswf S' 553 Viv' Enjoying the conveniences of the SU shops, Dor- othy Pernell and Barbara Stanley consider the merchandise that is being shown by Shirley QDraperD Gard. M ZW OKLAHOMA THE FARMERS' FARM ORGANIZATION Auiomobile . . . Life . . . Hospifalizafion . . . Properly . . . Hail-Crop . . . Liabilify . . . P ding a football game there is the mid-Held ritual of the coin- Co-Captains L. Rundle and J. Howard call the toss for the GEORGE STONE P EMII' KASTL S at the K-State ga . M ISS OSU Oklahoma State's Candidate For MISS OKLAHOMA 1958 PAT FARREN by of0Lbt9A.6l'L if sos MAIN Page 589 WWW . l I MGM Y , , i ll w1 l,l 1N QB ST1LLPi54TER Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Campus - STILLWATER - Downtown Karen Lamkin receives her crown as Miss OSU from all-American jim VVood, entitling her to accompany the Cowpoke football squad and fans to the Bluegrass bowl. Il OJAOIWL if 524660 Sure - - - you can still order portraits or application pictures from your REDSKIN negatives . . . we have negatives for the 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956 and 1955 books on file. Call . . . Write . . . Wire when you need pictures of your business, products or other commercial subjects. Wed- dings or convention pictures taken. 308 Washington Stillwater Phone FR 2-7220 Page 590 THE BO0KST0llE... . . . an organization created for and dedicated to the principle of SERVICE Originally conceived as a service to the students ot the Oklahoma State University, the Book Store has grown to be an indispensable aid in all phases ot academic life. Serving O.S.U. Students for more than a Quarter of a Century. Ukluhomu State University Bnollstore I. L. GILLUM. Manager Page 591 WE'RE YOUR KIND OF PEOPLE A big majority of the top Okla- homa Farm Bureau and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual people are Oklahoma State graduates, so we're your kind of people. We think that we know you and your problems well enough to give expert farm and ranch insurance counseling. See one of our agents for details. UQSDWNB' Q 2 dy 'Sv O - f' Q 99 tn- ? :iii i fl P.O. Box 3332, Capitol Station ' Oklahoma City, Okla. 2501 North Shles Street O Telephone Mckson 5-5441 Chee, wha't this guy tryin' to prove? The fearsome cowboy on the left is Pistol Pete, the OSU mascot. The somewhat awed gentle- man on the right is unidentified. l f I :fy 8 .ML . gsfllilhilv' Kilim' fy lllg all ll! ni Vg Uffffifg. I' llillu Fil liz ui llliiliilill 1' ' ' nn iilinllliiill . , Q ' 'N , .. , 1-www I up 1 Mgr : ' ' 354, mm Y .,:asisa:5,5 ,.. A ' ' 2515 gm' ff J'-i, H l . ,h m -gll In .g gf' 'ar' Eff- 43, 9 .ll I. ,fill V 5 H 't ' l ' till null: , , Zgiglj ll , ,W .X , E!! I 33 N! 1 i is . l :,,I 5 i' Sly , ff ggi if l l :F 1 5- ',,,- 1 ,za f 'I l 1- ' ig, f 1 2 ' l' I -v 1 El l ' 2 li' f . . KK l 3 ' ii Q' ii 3 - mn 5 1 if A ,i Q ,A K., if :H Aig, si :: x Nhlmp? ,.A..,.... . i.i' - in 3' To the Grads of '59 TULSA, OKLAHOMA Page 592 com. KANF. M 0 9441: MKLA Amz N501 M61 gms 'L TEX. WHERE'RE YOU GOING, C-BRAD? We're licensed fo do business in all ihese s+a+es! Several +imes, we've had jobs a'building in as many as 'Five s+a'I'es al' once in our 53 year his'rory. Jobs +ha+ range from luxurious resorf clubs 'lo SAC missile launching pads. Wherever you go aH'er graduarion, you can poinr +o a ManhaH'an sign on a new proiecl' and be able 'io say, Oh, l know rhose folks-They buili a large porfion of fhe buildings al' my alma mafer - +hey really know how i1 s done. N HATTAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Musxocss, oKl.A. fx Houston, rex. X TULSA - OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. FT.SMITH, ARK. ,MOBIlE,ALA. Builders of +he Library, fhe Union, BenneH' Hall, BenneH' Memorial Chapel, fhe Classroom Building, The Pressbox and addifions io Lewis Siadium, Unif I Agriculfure Hall, 1'he Veferinary Medicine Building and +he Chemisfry-Physics Building on 'Phe Oklahoma S+a+e Universify campus. Page 593 yWe are proud +o assisl in +he rraining of beH'er Oklahoma iournaIisI's Ihrough I'he Semco Color Press Scholarship in Indus- Irial Ediling, now in irs 'IenI'h year. o Phone CEn+raI 5-4487 SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS . . . PRINTERS B. L. SEMTNER, Presideni IZ9 N. W. Third Sf. OSU's all-timelgreat football player, Bob Fenimore, rec Helms Foundatmn hall-of-fame award from his one-time coach' g great himself, Jim Lookabaugh. When il APPEARANCE and QUALITY x W-rf ' MEAN so ITIUCH Q, E as The Inevitable Choice Is BRICK - iqjf'-if Everyone Appreciafes Ihe- Beau+y and Permanence of BRICK Sapulpa Brick and Tile are proud of 'I'he confribufion I'hey have made I'o Oklahomass building program during Hs fif'I'y-pIus golden years of progress by supplying brick of golden qualify. SAPULPA BRICK a me C O R P 0 R A T I O N Sapulpa Oklahoma Page 59-I Your Oklahoma State University lflf Qlflff VLLUVL Q . Created originally as a service to the students ot Oklahoma J State University, the Student Union has loecome outstanding U ng! also as the headquarters tor many ot the college adult educa- Q Q HV --' il- i tion programs. ln expanding its services tar beyond those ot 5 W- ,Lv F the usual union, the State Union was host to some IOO short ' IQ Ei E 7 m courses and meetings during the past year. Banquet Facilities For 1,100 Starlight Terrace Starlight Fountain 0 Championship Bowling Lanes Modern Barber Shop Modern Beauty Shop Sun Room Fountain Billiard Room Meeting Rooms Convenient Shopping Center 2,000 Capacity Ballroom College Book Store Frontier Room Cafeteria . . . and for visitors- The Union Club andthe Coffee Shop . . . An Sl room, completely air-conditioned hotel right on the campus . . . tastetully, comtortably decorated . . . And a con- necting cottee shop where exquisitely pre- pared meals are graciously served. Page 595 For Par1'ies and Picnics lnsisf On Po+a+o Chips i G. Bull and his fiance, S. VanBuskirk, are the center of attention after the PiKA pledges chained George to the Alpha Chi house. What better way to spend an afternoon. Page 596 V , for all ,45 you University s6?? W GUYS and g Ready to Wear CALS . 0 LADIES 0 TEENS 0 GIRLS ...your own 722 so. Main FR 2-1226 mm Q Q N IQS featuring fifj f the best in College fashions MSB SIREN Portrait and Commercial Photographers Negatives Held In File For Five Years 806 MAIN - DOWNTOWN 2I3 S. KNOBLOCK STILLWATER MEADOW GOLD A DAIRY PRODUCTS 0 xx. Y r p HI-VITAMIN MILK I G0 I I E REAM -- EE E f if L E F .ggifgi-We Fnozsn Foons 0 I 'if'-KQIIJIIHW 1 qv'q ER N MA!j,'S,,,3 OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS I 1, N E2'2ff5,IIf-ff Iam Disfributed by BEATRICE Foons CQ. Page SUCC SS, P oKl.AHoMA PAPER co Established 1900 Oklahoma s Old st cmd Most Complete Paper House Distributors of Hy Grade Premium School Supplies 0 1 9 n ff 1 301 E. CCI1'f. Oklci. Ciiy CE 6-05171 These friends of Oklahoma State IE 6 CIE University.happily salulie your i M-M 740 MM A. contrnulng growt . T J BETTES COMPANY REAL ESTATE LOANS F.H.A. G.l. cmd Conventional OKLAHOMA CITY TULSA O Q Locxns 'Anyuvhere in Oklahoma 'E O OQUIAIIL pRRIIT0 mx C O Q,4 ' N om' ' C 8gSTM:c'3 ds COIIZELIIIIENT 60 Downfown - Ma fair P LOCATIONS -WWW' OKLAHOMA CITY,yOKLA. Y Q 'H' 1 AMERICAN IRON AND I C'U5.I..?E'fI EF..I2!I.f0' CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS - . . asI - II -G -C'I'I S I Tir 5I8 N. Indlana Oklahoma Cufy it G Gene Gigs 5:2225 Baffeifesew Ce es CAPITOL STEEL S81 IRON CO. HUNZICKER BROS. Depen a e ervice . Office and PIanI-I726 S. Agnew ' qklahoma CKY Oklahoma Cilry ....... ME 4-638I 105 E- Ccdlformq CE 6-3731 BIG CHIEF PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS DRILLING COMPANY W. T. BILL PAYNE, Pre Idenf 4 602 N.E. bard Box 8837 S Oklahoma Ci+y Oklahoma CIW' Oklahoma Page 598 COWB S LEO MAXWELL CO.. INC. WHOLESALE FURNITURE A APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTOR 409 Cmssen CE 9-1451 OKLAHOMA CITY I' his gigantic surge forward Congratulations, Cowboys 18 multlplylng your Influence and POWEL BRISCOE - OIL PRODUCER your servlce to the state. 1916 FirstNc1tior1cI1B1dq. -- Okld. City - RE 6-4531 SOONER SELECT FINE FOODS A Sooner Selection Makes the Meal OZMUN AND COMPANY 3 Horst Main Ok1OIhOmc1 City I STEELMAN RAY C- JONES CONSTRUCTION co. Srate Corporatrion Commissioner General Conhaclors P. O. Box l283 Oklahoma Cify OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. THE DAILY O'COLLEGIAN 427 NUW. 4gect1'Ica1 Contractors Smce 1909 FO 5-3465 Serving oklahoma State 'University OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA F 01' 64 Years A scovn. a. SUBLETT. mc. I WESTERN NEWSPAPER BUILDING SPECIALTIES UNION 20 N' E' 27 Oklahoma City! Oklahoma IA 86365 Everything For The Prin'rer PO. Bax 716 2nd and N. Harvey Oklahoma City ' I G E O L 0 G R A P H SEISMOGRAPH SERVICE OIL FIELD SERVICES CORPORATION 33 N.E. 27+h Oklahoma CH'y BOX l276 Tulsa Rl vergide 3-1381 Page 599 This Book is Bound in a I Durand Co-ver C DURAND MANUFACTURING CCD. W' S+ree+ Chlcago 9' III'no'S The case of the misplaced pillows amplify the ridiculous beard of shaving cream. Christmas is humored from Frank Smlth to Phi Delt house mother, Mrs. Curnutt. I TLANIQ C TULSA., OIISLAI-IOINGIA.. K, Oil-Water Emulsion Treaters 4,41 Oil, Gas and Water Heaters Q55 Oil-Gas Separators oeoo P Q, 9 ressure Vessels 'QVQQO Bolted. Welded, Wood Tanks ' LTX Units 058,065 Stage Separation Units 'Q-kygx' Armco Casing Tite-Line Couplings BRANCHES, STOCKS Xl SERVICE IN ALL IMPORTANT OIL FIELDS P ge 600 Compliments of . . COMMANDER MIlI.S. INC. O. K. STAMP Xi SEAL COMPANY I08 W. GRAND OKLAHOMA CITY Rubber Slarnps, Seals, Badges, Slencils, Numbering Machines, Name Plales, Slamp Pads PHONE CE 5-7853 SAND SPRINGS, OKLA. One Day Service ALDY GERS, Owner Growing wifh OSU for 65 years Z NATIONAL BANK ,Z The Student's Bank Away From Home IT'S A GRAND WAY OF TRAVELING... for weekends, vacafions, EVERY TRIP! 'ExI'ra Roominess 'Fines'r In'reriors 'Fas+, SmooI'I'i-Riding 'Safe Transpor'IaI'ion Iv1K8aO LINES gives you The world's besl' bus ride . . . a fleel' of new AIR RIDE coaches has been placed in ser- vice on all MK8cO Lines' rouIes...all buses Air-Condilioned for your year 'round comforlr . . . expert courleous drivers assure a pleasanl friendly lrip . . . NO DRIVING WOR- RIES . . . Convenienl' schedules wi1'l1 conneclions lo all poinls in Hoe U.S., Canada and Mexico . . . Lowes? fares for every Jrrip-Go MK84O LINES, America's Besl Equip- ped Bus Line . . . See your friendly lvlK8cO LINES agenl for exacl fares and convenienl deparlure Jrimes. 4 E A . UNION BUS DEPOT LT A - , S Corner 61'h and Lowry A Good Name in Transportation y phone FR 2,0418 HOWARD W. ALLEN, Presideni' W. P. HICKS, Vice-PresicIen'r Page 601 McCAFFREE'S DRUGS Revlon - Old Spice PRESCRIPTIONS I COSMETICS FOUNTAIN Our own make of Ice Cream 4+I1 8: Washingfon Phone FR 2-I624 WHOLESALE ONLY o PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. o Th db db'Id' ' tth h'ht,bt t hh'ht TULSA' OKLAHOMA of fhia1,ef?2fmef2f 1J1Tg5eTffflZnOa115 1f.'g1auIkSfTa.n0AmPI ihflfush party goes on stage. Greetings . . . . . . We are happy to pay tribute to OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY and To the CLASS of 1959 SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC. RADIO TUBE OPERATIONS SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA PLANT LIGHTING I ELECTRONICS O ATOMIC ENERGY TELEVISION-RADIO 0 PHOTOGRAPHY 0 CHEMO METALLURGY Page 602 A f T, ,of a WISE HUME BUYERS ARE INSISTING UN GAS ae He perimeter Eteatmg When choosing a home, smart buyers even look beyond the high importance of their own comfort. They know that a , efficient heating system increases property values, too! That is why GAS Perimeter Heat- ing has grown in popularity! GAS Perimeter Heating is the modern way to winter warmth . . . it forces warm air through outlets located under win- A r E E EQ dows at or near the floor, creating a shield of , A 0 U R 1-1 Q M E warm air . . . neutralizing cold at the source. H A S N E W J ale GA as y perimeter heating ' , r y Ask your gas heating dealer or P home builder how M GAS Perimeter Heating M X Q can be included in your home building or ' , ' X if remodeling plans. You can use the same 1521 -2: air duct system for perfect, low-cost GAS C N summertime cooling, too! I -. -N E0 G0 4 GAS omnnqgbmn nnrunm J' js. Page 603 FASHIONS WEAR FAMOUS LABELS FROM 240 Knoblock Phone FR 2-509l C i Dairy Products Payne County Creamery, Inc. The taxi will carry this new alliance from Stout. Chi Omega bou 8 So' Husband are Karen Bauman, Lou Ann Lawless, and Virginia Miller. Left Judy Milla, Panhellenic. 64 Years Service in Stillwater Th All'-J5T V I Ask Aboul' Our e oi a ue REvoLvlNe S 81 H BUDGET Green Stamps ACCOUNTS Page 604 Il Sz. I C A5 9 Th in This Yearbook Printed ond Bound by CLIC PRESS Yearbook Division of fhe I Cf , Iowo owo I y sxmmusfaq: N n..4 v I SOME OF THE TYPE FACES AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Page 605 -1'-lvljf-A A -1- Miami-ww' '2l- W-'SYN 4 mmwmuwwww -v.m-lr-Q --uw' W' W V. Vw- V- .- ,,.sh:-a.gyia-ax--W,-. , . Q.,q,..N?,- V . .,- V- ..V-W -GE!r:z..1, -N -f fx if ,im-if-F '+'1'-fi' 1- --MW...-VV, Q.. ,,, .,.,,: , , ,. .,:,, ...,. . . .f.v. , ...... ,,:,, ..,:i,,. X ,,,, , A.V:, 1 I qkb, . M ,, V 355:-.A-' 5 -+:s..- .,,. '- ' ' tu rv. ,.::- .2 t MW: -,I--:,:fV!: A .U-W-.Fi QM!-:Ar-'rm ':jVy.x::.. gk-'gi V-'L-A 'w ---. V -- . h in WV- W 3iLB'fi K. Qs, QWJWMW .Lf .qf-f p , K his W WM, wmzgwgg . Q Q -W ' . 'WL 'M X ,,Va-1-Vwuvr-Q'-www. f -' Y . .,,, QREHNWV-q4n'?'-m-...q5geam-w..,LMh ,ig V. . . ,4w,,,..i.,,.,.. N , T.:- . , .. ,... 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Lamar, 560, 243 Anderson, Roberf, 480, 291 Anderson, Sewell, 560, 335, 431 Anderson, Wanda, 542, 376, 301, 325, 357 Anderson, William H., 560 Anderson, William P., 524, 151 Andrew, Bruce, 253 Andrews, Asa, 524,, 307 Andrews, Beffy, 542, 304, 319 Andrews, Sandra, 542, 325, 324 Andrews Vicfor, 307 Anduss, laarf, 524, 369, 317, 364 Anglemyer, Ronny, 189 Anglin, Mary, 542, 271 Anglin, Raymond, 480, 433 Ansari, Khahda, Hyde, 426, 429 Anfene, Danna, 560, 301, 327 Anfhony, Don, 560, 289, 335 Appelgafe, Gerald, 475, 439, 444 Apple, Dorofhy, 560 Apple, Joel, 407 Apple, John, 417 Applegate, Max, 480, 409 Arbuckle, Rufh, 560, 255, 327 Archer Margaref, 560, 319 Archer, Ralph, 560 Arduz, Luis, 542, 312, 429 Arledge, Jerry, 480, 299, 442, 448 Agrtgifljarusfer, Cecelia, 524, 338, ,353, Armsfrong, Alan, 542 Armsfrong, Barbara, 542, 338 Armsfrong, Gene, 542, 372, 257, 351, 400, 453, 418 Armsfrong, Kennlfh, 560, 312 Arneff, Philip, 560, 289 Arnis, Colonna, 404 Arnold, Ardis, 524, 245, 244, 394 Arnold, Barbara, 560, 245, 431, 434 Arnold, Frances, 394, 74 Arnold, Oberf, 542 Arringlon, Anefa, 480, 283 Arringfon, James, 477, 445 Arringfon, Joy, 542, 283 Asbill, Charles,, 480, 413 Asfahl, Charles, 287, 151, 350,402 Ashby, Harold, 560, 291, 112 Ashe, Billy, 480, 443, 358 Ashley, Raymond, 480, 317, 413 Ashmore, Anfhony, 311 Ashmore, Phil, 560, 291 Ashmore, Tom, 480, 291 Ashworfh, Edwin, 402 Assaf, Said, 419 Afkins, David, 480,371,281 Auer, Thomas, 410 Aufleger, Bill, 384 Ausmus, Billy, 524, 307 Ausfin, Ann, 542, 269 Ausfin, Edwin, 390 Aufry, Richard, 524, 279 Avanfs Wayne, 481, 364 Avery, Howard, 366 Avriff, Graydn, 560, 287 Ayres, M. U,, Jr., 481, 291, 158, 349, 414, 416, 67, 73 B Babb, James, 542, 333 Baccus, Max, 402, 406 Bacherl, Phyllis, 542, 319, 117 Bachman, Larry, 560 Bachus, Judifh, 560, 319 Bacon, Charles, 481,289,410 Badger, Roberl, 149 Badran, Adnan, 524, 307, 426, 419 Bagwell, Wilma, 481, 301 Bagwill, Pa1ricia,560 Bagwill, Susie, 273, 327 Baldwin: Larry, 542, 371, 257 Baldwin, Marilyn J., 560, 319 Marilyn M., 481, 271, 438, Baldwin, 456, 430, 71 Baldwin, Sandra, 542, 245, 434, 394, 74 Balenger, James, 477, 445 Balenfine Doyle, 384, 387, 481, 154, 158, 390, 72 Balenfine, Larifa, 387, 481, 390 Bales, Emily, 542, 247 Balkman, E. L., 542, 289 Balkman, James, 279 Balkman, Sonya, 481 Ball, Billy, 152, 158 Ball, Edward, 481 Ball, Janice, 304, 362 Ball, Phyllis, 560. 319 Balalrd, Beniamin, 524, 295 Ballew, Clarene, 560, 327 Ballaw, Glynn, 141 Ballew, Jacqueline, 524, 327 Ballinger, Dona, 524, 269, 446,449 Bamberger, Louise, 460 Bancroff, George, 386, 524, 293, 183 Bandelier, Ed, 542, 335 Banfield, James, 169 Banks, Cowley, 391 Banning, Raymond, 524 Barber, Charles, 409, Barber, Clarica, 560, 340 Barclay, H. J., 399 Barhydf, John, 524 Bahner, Larry, 166 Bai, Yongsoon, 481,446 Bailey, Berf, 524, 307 Bailey, Delores, 481, 319 Bailey, Gene, 524, 317 Bailey, John, 392 Bailey, Leonard, 542, 335, 442, 367 Bailey, Therold, 469 Bailey, Vera, 542, 319 Bain, Diane, 524, 319 Bain, Lee, 524, 333 Bain, Ruel, 442 Bainbridge, Nancy, 419 Baines, Marshall, 257 Barker, Don, 481, 297 Barker, Lewis, 391 Barkley, Gail, 524, 400 Barlow, Nancy, 560, 271, 327 Barnes, Bennie, 481, 402, 404 Barnes, Eddie, 524 Barnes, James C., 524, 295 Barnes, James D., 481 Barnes, Larry, 560, 243 Barnes, Marilynn, 542, 340. 446. 449 Barneff, Madge, 560, 340 Barneff, Ronald, 481 Barney, Louise, 379 Barno, Bessie, 524, 245, 353, 438, 395 Barraff, George, 391 Barreff, Beffy, 560, 340 Barreff, Carolyn, 379 Barreff, Jimmy, 560, 275 Barreff, John C., 560, 289,335 Barreff, John F., 560, 335,436 Barreff, Joyce, 560, 273, 327, 396 Barreff, Marcia, 560, 340 Barreff, Roberl, 560, 307 Barreff, Rufh, 524 Barrick Joseph, 299 Barris, Sandra, 524, 330, 255, 455, 353 Barriff, Phillip, 560, 335 Barry, Maeva, 560, 283, 340 Barfel, Gerald, 524 Barfh, Mari1yn,560, 247, 319 Barfholomew, Julie, 560, 245, 327 Barfling, Gary, 560 Barfolina, Donald, 481, 365, 355 Barfon, Anna, 524 Barron, Carol, 524, 261 Barfon, Hugh, 481 Barlon, John, 474, 439, 444 Barfon, William, 366 Bashqawi, Zuhair, 419 Basler, Willie, 560, 307 Bass, E. Jane, 560, 340 Bass, Jackson, 542 Bass Larry, 481 Bass, Su Bass, W Basseff, sanne, 560, 271, 327 il1iamson,524 Jane, 560, 269, 240, 319 Bafeman, Dorofhy, 542, 319 Bafeman, Frank, 542, 253 Bafeman, James, 158, 151 Bafes, Barbara, 524, 369, 319 Bafes, Russell, 524, 267 Bafh, Clifford, 542, 238, 249, 426, 436, 358 Bafferfon, Sharon, 524, 247, 434 Baffles, Baffles, Doris, 524, 269 Kennefh, 560 Baucom, Neal, 560, 335 Baucom, Ronald, 418 Bauer, Loreffa, 397, 542, 340, 362, 438, 452, 450, 353 Beard, Roberf, 542, 291 Beard, Thomas, 524, 291 Beard, Yovene, 481, 283 Beasley, Carol, 560, 379, 283, 327 Beafhe, Vonda, 524, 319 Beafie, Gary, 481, 371 Beaffie, James, 481, 408, 416 Beaffie, Richard, 481, 180 Beaffy, Lowell, 561, 293 Beafy, Harold, 170, 166 Bealy, James, 542 Beary, Marvin, 561, 307 Beaubien, Denise, 524, 379, 245, 434 Beauchamp, Jerry, 419 Beaver, Roberf, 561, 287, 240 Beavers, Jim, 561, 412 Beavers, Larry, 561, 155 Bechfold, Joseph, 482, 402, 406 Beck, Dwighf, 482 Becker, Lonnie, 542 Bedingfield, William, 524, 317 Bedwell, Larry, 524, 361 Bee, David, 524 Beebe, Jerry, 561, 249 Beeler, Freddie, 561, 335 Beefs, Harvey, 482, 377, 150, 350, 351, 402,404,416 Behrends, James, 524, 263, 238, 426, 436, 437, 356 Behring, Byron, 474, 263, 435, 444 Behring, Darrel, 524, 263, 428, 435, 356 Beidler, Grefchen, 561, 271, 327 Beil, Ralph, 525, 295, 71 Bell, Barbra, 327 Bell, Jack, 482, 275, 420, 416 Bell, John, 542, 317 Bellinghausen, Roberf, 525, 448 Belveal, Roland, 561, 368, 312 Benell, Nancy, 561, 247, 319 Benes, Barbara, 542, 344, 425, 451 Billingfon, Grady, 360 Bingham, Ted, 368 Binns, Mary, 543, 245, 436, 455 Binyon, Pafricia, 561, 319 Bircke f, Don, 155 Birckef Max, 482, 158 Bird, Charles, 469, 374 Bird, Lloyd, 482, 253, 404 Birkhead, William, 525 Bishop, Barbara, 543, 263 Bishop, Loyd, 372, 525, 257 Bishop, Norma, 525, 325, 324 Bishop, Richard, 482, 312 Bivin, David, 543 Bivins, Bob, 388, 371, 525, 243 Bivins, Richard, 151 Bixler, Black, Chad, 561, 317 Barbara, 561, 327 Black, Eddie, 561, 367 Black ,eary, 543, 317 Black, Margaref, 482, 340, 399 Black, Marioriie, 543, 340 Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Blair, Blair, Blair, Blair, , William, 482, 355 ard, Bill, 561, 335 burn, Darrel, 152, erby, Donald, 525, 307 ledge, Larry, 561, 259, 240 ley, Ruel, 482 243 man, Ann, 432, 233, 239, 126 mon, Jerry, 561, 307 wood, Wi liam, 482, 399 Bill, 469, 432 Larry, 413 Roberf, 482, 293 Tom, 432 Blake, Bevery, 483, 283, 446 Blake, Richard, 476, 439,445 Blakley, Donald, 302 Blakley, Leo, 356 Blan, Mary, 561 Blggchard, Roberla, 561, 271, 327, 6 Blankenship, John, 275 Blankinship, Joan, 561, 372 Blassingame, Pafricia, 376, 525, 319 Blecha, Paffi, 562, 340 Bledsoe, Dick, 543 Blood, Jeanne, 562, 247, 327 Blosch, Bob, 543, 291 Blounf, Harris, 428, 437, 400, 419 Blue, Charles, 150 Blum, Donna, 562, 340 Benge, Phillip, 149 Bengfson, L. H:, 415 Benham, Jeannia, 561, 319 Benkendorf, Douglas, 525 Benn, Gerald, 170 Benneff, Allison, 149, 148, 354 Benneff, Charles, 561, 312 Bennell, Dale, 482,401,411 Benneff, Mrs. Joe J., 449 Benneff, Mary, 525, 273, 363 Bennefr, Philip, 561, 317,438 Bennell, Rifa, 542, 340, 396 Benneff siaphan, 543, 277 Benneff: Warren, 525, 259 Benneff Wa ne, 482 Bensinger, Charles, 183 Benfley, James, 561, 307 Berg, Jim, 249 Berg Ralph, 299 Barg11u1s,J111, 561,319 Bergundfhal, lrma, 543, 340 Bernal , Offo, 482, 404 r f Ann 543 255 Bernha d , . . Bernhardf, William, 482, 291 Bernoi 1, Ona, 429 Berousek, James, 561, 307 Berous Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, 318, Berry, 121 ek, E. R., 442 Ann Kafhryn, 561, 327 C1audean,525, 304, 344 Don, 253 James, 440 Janet, 482, 376, 379, 304, 319, 352, 75 Malinda, 385, 380, 525, 283, Berryman, Richard, 482 Besher s, Lloyd, 482 Besf, Eddie, 184 Besf, Roberf, 525, 317 Befhell, Pafsy, 543, 247 Beffes, Lillian, 372, 376, 525, 340 Beumeler, Judy, 561, 273, 327 Beyer, Nancy, 482, 255 Bevers, James, 561, 372, 312 Bewerse Richard, 482, 400 Bhaff, Pranaykumar, 469, 431 Biby, Charles, 543, 281 Biddy, Glen, 360 Biehler, Fred, 420 Bierig, Marion, 543 Bierman, Augusfus, 482, 378 Bigpond, Phyllis, 543, 319 Bilbro, Sue, 397, 482, 319,436 Blunf, Jo ia, 543, 327 Blunf, Roberf, 334, 483, 317, 151 Bly, Douglass, 419 Boafrighf, Kirk, 483, 349, 351, 446, 453, 408, 414, 416, 75, 73, 67 Bobrow, Lenore, 562, 319 Bock, Ralph, 190, 168 Bockius, Billy, 483, 277 Bodine, Charles, 417 Boecker, Henry, 483, 299, 402 Boeckman, Gary, 562 Boedeker, John, 562, 368, 307 Boesch, Charles, 562, 312 Boevers, Barbara, 399 Boevers, Charles, 372, 366, 70 Boevers, Karen, 525, 247, 395 Bogerf, Mary, 525, 283, 74 Bogges, Larry, 155 Boggs, Kennelh, 356 Bogue, Ronald, 525, 335,451 Bohannon, Carol 562, 271, 340, 430, 436, 395, 450 Bohannon, Joe, 402, 404 Bohannon, Sara, 387, 483, 247 Bohanon, Sfanley, 543 Bohnenberger, Fred, 483, 543, 375 Boland, Alva, 525, 297, 408 Boles, Kennefh, 525 Bollenbach, Melvin, 525, 307 Bolling, Frances, 543, 304, 319 Bollinger, Janice, 562, 245, 340, 363 Bolfon, Bobby, 483 Bairaa, Diana, 562, 273, 327 Bolfon, Doris, 525, 327, 420, 392, 4-46, 449 Bolfon, Floyd, 354, 443, 357 Bond, Greggl, 371, 434 Bond, Josep ine, 440 Bond, Lanoel, 562, 307 Bond, Margie, 543, 368, 319 Bonham, Roberf, 483, 317,400 Bonino, Eugene, 525, 284, 404 Bonner, Donald, 562 Jo Ann, 483, 319 Bonner, Booher, Roberf, 525, 284 Booker, Sammie, 562, 271, 327,437 Bookless, Bobby, 562, 307 Boone, Muriel, 562, 319 Boofh, Myrna, 543, 271, 396 Boofh, Wayne, 372, 154 Boolhe, Arlis, 477, 445 Boolhe, Linda, 363 Borden, Barbara, 562, 245, 327 Boria, Marcelo, 429 Boria, Marfha, 429 Borne, Beneffa, 397,483 Bornemann, Gary, 525, 307,403,416 Borum, Fred, 562 Borum, William, 249 Borunda, Sergio, 483, 281, 238 Page 607 Burton Brown Canada, William, 544, 291 Chappell, Breed Kirk, 562, 253 Burge, Joseph, 563 Bose, James, 483, 409 Bose, Mariorie, 562, 301, 327 Bose, Robert, 483, 243, 414, 112 Bosier, Jerry, 562, 344 Boss, Robert, 476, 445 Bost, Robert, 525,293 Boston, Keith, 562, 281 Boswell, Barbara, 397, 483, 319 Boswell, Mickey, 562 Botta, David, 562, 307, 429 Bottoms, Anita, 562, 327 Bottoms, Gerald, 391 Bourk, Patriick, 562 Bouton, Mark, 562, 289 Bowen, Lorel, 386 Bowen, Ruth, 469, 327 Bowen, Sandra, 562, 269, 319 Bowers, Richard, 562, 287 Bowles, James, 525, 257, 238, 426 Susan, 562, 327 Bowles, Bowlin, Linda, 562, 319 Bowman, Billye, 543, 245 Bowman, Eleanor, 525, 304, 344, 394 Bowman, Karine, 245, 438 Bowman, Kathryn, 562, 327 Patricia 562 344 Bowman, . . Bowman, Rochelle, 562, 319 Box, Jerry, 483, 305, 312, 311, 149, 148, 453, 140, 355 Box, William, 483,72 Boyce, Nancy, 525, 319 Boyce, Paul, 483, 400, 411, 75 Boyd, Barbara, 483, 380, 327, 352, 393, 395, 131, 69, 75 Boyd, James, 475, 289 Boyd, Martha, 543, 319 Boyer, Carolyn, 483, 304, 319, 69 Boyett, Benda, 562, 301, 327 Boyle, Tony, 562, 312 Boyles, Myrna, 562, 327 Boyles Walter, 525,307 sazarilm, Tammy, 525, 305, 317 Brackeen, Patricia, 483, 273, 140, 396 Bracken, Gary, 525, 241, 335 Bradfield, Larry, 483, 281 Bradley, Billie, 327, 303, 358, 359 Bradley, Charles, 562, 277 Bradley, Jerrold, 483,299 Bradley, Michael, 562, 333 Bradshaw, James, 483 Brady, Alice, 525, 283, 240, 434 Brady, Paula, 525, 327 - Bragg, Barbara, 525, 340 Branch, Douglas, 378, 525, 241, 335 Brandborg, arl, 525, 404 Brandborg, John, 525, 289, 423 Brandon, Herman, 525 Brandrup, Beverly, 562, 319,452 Brandt, Marl, 562, 379, 319 Brannan, Ro ert, 275 Brannon, Donald, 543, 312, 311, 155 Bransky, Doralia, 562, 340 Branson, William, 525, 277 Branstetter, Lee, 562 Branstetter Mary, 319, 425 Brant, Godfrey, 453, 335 Brant, Ronald, 525, 312 Branum, Cheryl, 562, 319 Brase, Robert, 543, 284, 238, 452 Braswell, Jack, 562, 287 Bratcher, Chester, 483, 355 Bratcher, Glen, 443, 1911 Bratcher, Patricia, 387, 483, 245, 390, 393 Braun, Gretchen, 562, 379 Brauser, Stanley, 408 Bray, Franklin, 386, 483, 420, 433 Bray, Margaret, 397, 562, 319 Brazel, Paul, 483, 307, 305, 306, 148, 421, 150, 157 Breckenridge, Johna, 483, 283, 436, 390 , 312 Breedlove, Rum, 434, 271, 395 Breeze, Harrel, 525, 277, 152, 158 Brehm, Guy, 525, 263, 432, 367, 356 Bremer, John, 434 Bremseth, Gerald, 156 Brence, W. A., 484, 436, 408, 415 Breshears, David, 476, 439, 445 Brett, Charlotte, 397, 484, 269, 393, 399, 74 Brewer, Jess, 476, 445 Brewer, Noel, 401 Brewer, Wayne, 484, 312, 311, 414 Brewster, Cumi, 484, 437, 393, 394 Brewster, Julie, 562, 319 Bridgett, Diana, 562, 340, 398 Briggs, Glenn, 406 Briggs, Kenneth, 562, 307 Briggs, Lloyd, 543 Brightwell, Betty, 562 Brightwell, John, 484 Brillhart Clark, 484 Brink, Charles, 552, 335 Brinker Edith, 380, 525, 261, 450, Brintnall, Dean, 397 Brintnall, Wendell, 387 Donnie, 525, 295 Briscoe, Bristow, Buddy, 543, 369 Dorot a, 525, 340 Bristow, Bristow, Eleanor, 525 Brittan, Lamoine, 525, 273 Robert 484 277 Brittan, , Brittelle, Mrrrfarr, 469 Britton, Ronnie, 427, 415 Britton, Sally, 562, 273, 327 Britton William, 543, 307, 356 Broaddus,Joe, 562, 155 Brock, William, 436, 450 Brockman, Sally, 562, 319 Broker, Maryann, 543, 327 Page 608 Bromley, Joyce, 484, 327, 393, 394 Bronson, 1rlo,484, 150, 157 Bronstein, Stephen, 386, 484 Brooks, Elton, 151 Brooks, John C., 543, 279 Brooks, John W., 543 Brooks, Robert, 543, 371, 154, 423 Brooks, Roy, 525, 287 Brorsen, Nettie, 391 Brothers, Roy, 543, 307 Browers, Karen, 543, 304, 340 Brown 1 Brown, Betty, 484, 271, 396 Bob y, 543, 368 Brown, Charlene, 562, 245, 327 Brown, Cyril, 475, 444 Brown, Donald, 543, 302, 460 Brown, Donnel, 484, 405 Brown, Eugene, 562, 302 Brown, Gary, 562, 275, 436 Brown, Georgia, 562, 379, 319 Brown, Harlin, 562 Brown, Hugh, 484, 275 Brown, James K., 562, 335 Brown, Jeane, 543, 283 Brown, Jeannie, 563, 327 Brown Jerry, 543 Brown: John, 563, 251 Brown, Lee, 409 Lloyd, 420 Brown, Brown Michael, 525, 287, 238, 358, 457, 357 Brown, Nancy, 525, 269, 122 Brown, Norman, 525, 281 Brown, Patricia, 484 Brown, Richard, 375 Brown, Robert, 563 Brown Ruth, 543, 269 Brown, Sally, 543, 327 Brown, Tom, 563, 291 Brown, Virgil, 484, 438, 400 Brown Vir inia 543 269 Brown 423 9 . . Wayne, 543, 155, 154, 335, William 369, 312 Browne, Cletus, 543, 312 Browne, William, 563, 333 Browning, David, 563, 312 Brownlee, Trudi, 543, 269, 449 Broyles, Charles, 375, 420 Brolles, Sally, 420 Bru aker, Richard, 158, 152, 141 Bruce, Carl, 563, 436 Bruce Carol, 543, 269, 437, 394 Bruehl, Daniel, 525, 333, 351, 362, 363, 448, 405, 73 Brugman, Nancy, 563, 327,396 Bruner, Darrell, 484, 263, 361 Bruner, Ethel, 543, 327 Bruno, Bobby, 563, 312 Brunssen, Ralph, 542, 287 Brush, Charles, 563 Bruton, Will, 563, 243 Bruza, Jimmie, 484, 399, 112 Bryan, Charles, 563, 307 Bryant, Frank, 563, 243 Bryant, John, 563, 371, 379, 317 Bryant, Phyllis, 563, 372, 319 Bryson, J. C., 543 Buchan, William, 525,277 Buchanan, Edgar, 415 Buchanan, Jane, 525, 245, 353 Buchanan, Jim, 184 Buchanan, Lois, 525, 245 Buck, Marvin, 484, 368 Buckley, Jo, 563, 283, 340 Buden, Don, 287 Buffington, Stanley, 378 Buie, Angelina, 525 Buie, Charles, 484 Buie, John, 525, 241, 334, 335 Buikstra, Cyrus, 563, 275 Buikstra, Dorothy, 543, 283 Buker, Terry, 25, 307. 358 Bull, George, 484, 284, 417 Bullard, Donald, 543, 312, 409 Bullard, Jack, 543, 333. 428, 359 Bullard, Marion, 563, 271, 327 Ballard, Mickey, 437 Bullock, Dorothy, 392, 191 Bullock, Margaret, 484, 271, 396 Bump, Larry, 563, 335 Bunce, Ronald, 484 Bunch, Benny, 563, 291 Bunnell, Kathryn, 484, 340, 392, 191 Buntin, Carol, 563, 319 Bueon, Donald, 543 Burch, Frances, 563, 283, 327 Burch, Shirley, 543, 319 Burch, Tom, 525, 253, 335, 190, 184, 356 Burdqe, Carolyn, 563, 319 Burford, Donald, 413 Burgess, Mary, 526, 283 Burgess, Thomas, 364 Burgess, William, 563 Burgin, Joe, 485 Burkhart, Joseph, 563, 307 Burkes, Charlene, 485, 265 Burkett, Charles, 526, 287 Burkhart, Dwight, 563 Burkhart, Mer e, 485, 408,414 Burkhart, Ted, 543, 289 Burleson, Rosa, 543, 304, 344, 363 Burley, Laurel 376,450 Burlingame, 1-larold, 563,281,240 Burnett, Michael E., 543, 279, 428, Burnett, Michael J., 485, 287, 148, 358, 158, 153, 151, 141 Burns, Allen, 359 Burns, Darwin, 563, 424 Burns, Herbert, 412 70 Burns, Mary, 563, 245, 340, 396, 455 Burris, Edys, 387, 526, 283, 353, 390, 72 Burris, Mary, 485 Burrowes, William, 526 Burruss, Mary, 526 Burruss, Merrill, 469, 263 Burson, Jimmie, 485, 401, 411 Burt, James, 277, 150, 399 Burton, Eli Burton, Ge zabeth, 395 orge, 485, 372, 375 Burton, Myron, 150 Thomas, 563, 251 Burtschi, James, 543, 287 Buser, Richard, 388, 485, 448 Bush, Raymond, 485, 312 Bush, Richard, 563, 312 Buskel, James, 543, 241, 335 Bussey, Brenda, 563 Bussey, Donald, 485 Bussey, Joe, 526 Buswell, Joseph, 543, 299 Butcher, Perry, 485, 267, 399, 416 Butggr, Charlene, 563, 245, 319, 396, 4 Butler, Edgar, 418 Butler, George, 385 Butler, Jerome, 368 Butler, John H., 485, 371, 379 Butler, John S., 485 Butler, Merrell, 415 Butler, Orville, 485, 361 Robert, 411 Butler, Butler, Rodye, 475, 444 Bustier, Roy, 485, 307, 305, 425, 443, 1 Butler, Sheryl, 543, 255 Butts, James, 543, 279 Buxton, Elizabeth, 526, 273, 436 Byerly, William, 379 Byers, Stansell, 402, 405 Byram, Aaron, 358 Byrd, David, 526, 312 C Cabe, Celia, 353, 395 Cabe, Ida, 563, 340 Cacy, James, 384, 387, 485, 350, 72, 75 Cade, Evelyn, 544, 340 Cagle, Jerry, 563, 333 Cairns, Thomas, 377, 350 Caldwell, James, 544, 289 Caldwell, Jane, 544, 392 Calhoun, Judy, 563, 255, 240, 327 Callahan, Lloyd, 485, 354, 453 Callahan, Patricia, 563, 319 Callen, Ned,485, 375,317 Callison, Mona, 563, 319 Calvert, Carlotta, 485, 271, 393, 395 Calvert, Carolyn, 485, 271 Calvin, John, 485, 149, 335, 190, 171 Cameron, Douglas, 526, 312 Camille, William, 563, 243 Carr, Ronlad, 563, 372 Carrell, Billie, 485, 401 Carreno, Luis, 429 Carrier, Cleo, 526 Carrington, Gerald, 485, 335, 451 Carroll, Ronald, 184 Carson, David, 155, 149 Carson, Wesley, 544, 335 Carter, Bertha, 563, 372, 320 Carter, Brenda, 563, 379, 271, 320 Carter, Bruce, 544, 275 Carter, Eleanor, 544, 372, 320 Carter, Howard, 413 Carter, Mary, 486, 273, 426, 393, 395 Carter, Neil, 526, 241, 335 Carter, Nelda, 544, 372, 379, 340 Carter, Virginia, 544, 327 Carter, William, 473, 475, 444, 439 Cartwright, Pete, 563, 293 Carver, Jimmy, 563, 335 Carver, Richard, 486, 277, 150, 140 Carver, Riley, 486, 369 Carver, Wayne, 526, 307 Cary, Bob, 544, 251, 434, 395 Cary, Cecil, 423 Cary, Fred, 423 Cary, Homer, 486, 287 Cary, Sylvia, 563, 320 Casad, Burton, 469 Case, Bart, 544 Case, Marilyn, 563, 340 Casey, Ber 1115, 485, 340 Casey, Bonnie, 564, 320 Casey, Jay, 564 Christensen, Stanton, 469, 279 Christian, Richard, 526 Christman, Fred, 360 Christy, John, 469 Chronister, Grady, 149 Chu, Esther Y. C, 344 Chu, Yung Chieh, 469, 374 Chunn, Elsworth, 457 ' Church, Stephen, 156,415 Cihak, Rosalind, 526, 273, 435, 450 Ciskowski, Lon, 526 Ciskowski, Marvin, 526 Cisna, John, 526, 307 Clack, Charles, 486, 275, 152 Claflin, Larry, 564, 307 C1aibourn,John,564, 287 Clapp, Dewey, 564 Clapp, Samuel, 411 Clarahan, William, 486 Clardy, William, 448 Clark, Anita, 526,327 Clark, Arlen, 486 Clark, Beth, 397, 74 Clark, Bill, 544, 335, 351 Clark, Cecilia, 544,255 Clark, Freddy, 564, 335 Clark, Gary, 431 Clark, Gloria, 564, 320, 394 Clark, Guy, 564, 293 Clark, John, 564, 425 Clark, Kenneth M., 564, 317 Clark, Kenneth W., 564, 293, 333 Kermit, 486 Clark, Clark, Mary A., 564, 327 Casey, Joyce, 123 Casler, Juliana, 564, 283, 327 Cassetty, Barbara, 544, 327 Cassity, Larry, 387, 486, 335 Castano, Daniel, 544, 335 Clark, Mary H., 544, 340 Clark, Mary L., 544, 327, 389, 353 Clark, Rodney, 474 Clark Sadie, 564, 301, 320 ciarke, William, 412 Casten, John, 544, 284, 351, 417 Castle, Richard, 526, 305, 334, 335 Cate, Donald, 188 Cates, Dixie, 564, 340 Caton, Mariorie, 486 Cavenar, Thomas, 371 Cavitt, Robert, 526, 289 Cawthon, Dave, 267,238, 426 Caywood, Kerry, 486 Center, Bailey, 486, 284 Center, Charlotte, 247 Cezayirli, Oglu, 544, 307 Chace, Ernest, 152 Chadsey, Frederick, 399, 416, 73 Chalfant, Jay, 564, 287 Chamberlain, Carolyn, 564, 247, 327 in Jo 486 344 Chamberla , , , h mber, Carl, 544 Campbell, Carolyn, 544, 271, 327, 440 Campbell, Charles, 485, 333, 438, 395, 454 Campbell, David, 526, 291, 392, 180 Campbell, Don, 485 Campbell, Donald D., 563 Campbell, Donald M., 476,445 Campbell, Eugene, 371 Campbell, Forrest, 485, 287, 349, 430, 402, 404, 416, 172, I90, 75, 73, 6 Campbell, James, 485, 361 Campbell, Price, 563, 279 Campbell, Ruth, 469, 255 Campbell, Zara, 392 Canada, Alonzo, 150 C Chgmberi, Gerald, 544, 307, 424 Chambers, John, 469 Chambers, Patricia, 544, 301 Chambers, 361 Ronald, 526, 307, 151, Chancellor, Delores, 271 Chancellor, Donald, 486 Chandler, Frederick, 413 Chandler, Katherine, 564, 372, 320 Chandler, Max, 384, 544 Chandler, Winford, 526, 312, 183 Chaney, Michael, 564, 293 Chaney Patricia, 544, 372, 380, 301 Channell, Barbara, 380 Channell, Gene, 544 Channell Jack, 486 Chapel, Patricia, 525, 304, 320, 67 Chapel, R, E., 414 Chapman, Donald, 544, 257 Chapman, Elizabeth, 544, 245, 394, 353 Chapman, Fay, 397 Chapman, Herbert, 368 Chapman, Margaret, 564, 327 Chapman, Russell, 564, 251 Judy, 486, 245 Canahl, Fr Canah1,Ju ank, 563, 251 lius, 526, 251, 250 Canfield, Judith, 544, 265, 353 Canfield, Robert, 485, 401, 411 Cannon, Joe, 563, 307 Cantwell, Carol, 563, 327 Capehart, Mary, 563, 319 Caplinger, Alton, 474, 439, 444 CappE0Judith Ann, 563, 269, 319 4 Cappel, Suzan, 544, 265, 240, 325 Capshaw, Sarah, 397, 544, 271, 353 Caracciola, J. Manuel, 419 Carberry, Bonnie, 544, 327 Carberry, Roy, 413, 190 Cardon, Gaines, 152, 158 Carey, Betty, 319 Carey, David, 563, 335 Carey, Delbert, 526, 358 Cargill, Nancy, 563, 319 Charles, John, 564 Charles, Robert, 564, 335 Charoenphao, Sanan, 406 Charter, Carl, 564 317 Chartouni, Elie, 427 Chase, James, 486, 415 Chase, Joy, 544, 304, 327, 396 Chase, Walter, 526, 293, 410 Chatham, Willis, 474, 263, 349, 439, 444, 75 Chegwin, Richard, 564, 432, 449 Chen, Raymond, 486 Chesbro, Tommy, 544, 180 Chesnut, Rita, 526 Chian, Shing, 469 Childers, Donald, 544 Childers, Maryann, 247, 320 Childress, Sue, 564, 269, 320 Childress, Van, 564, 257 Childress, William, 149 Clarkson, Benny, 564, 333 Clasby, Mary, 486, 271 Claussen, Donald, 388, 486, 277 Clawson, Meredith, 544, 255, 327 Clay, Charlotte, 564, 340 Claybaugh, Bill, 469 Clear, Jack, 487, 289 Cleeton, Lilah, 564, 340,431 Clegg, William, 564, 263 Clemens, Lawrence, 544, 335 Clement, Larry, 430 Clements, Joe, 487, 335 Cleveland, Shirlie, 395 Cleverdon, John, 564, 275 Cleverdon, Martha, 544, 320, 450 Click, Porter, 564, 312 Cliff, Hecktor, 437 Clift, Gerald, 544, 335 Clift, Robert, 526, 289, 149, 390 Clink, Joe, 544, 295, 398 Clinkenbeard, Janice, 564, 301, 325 Clinton, Ronnie, 180 Clodfelter, Maurice, 564 Cloninger, Mary, 544, 320 Cloud, Gail, 397, 487, 340 Cloud, Richard, 564, 317 Clough, Patricia, 564, 283, 327 Clower, James, 487, 362, 442, 443, 363 Cluck, Gary, 564, 312 Clyma, William, 487, 399 Coak1ey,John,487, 335, 355 Coast, Carole, 526, 429 Coates, Glen, 487 Coats, Robert, 526, 398, 419 ' Coats, Wayne, Edward, 544, 451, 419 Cobb, Annette, 564, 340 Cobb, Charles, 526, 406, 112 Cobb, James, 487, 406, 112 Cobble, Mack,487, 371,372,379 Cobble, Nelda, 372 Cobler, William, 526, 364, 70, 357 Cochran, Ann, 397, 526, 340, 362, 399 Cochran, Billy, 564, 155 Cochran, Jane, 564, 255, 320 Cochran, Judith, 544, 340 Cocke, Linda, 544, 327 Coffelt, Donald, 526, 335 Coffman, Harry, 526 Coffman, James, 378 Coffman, Kay, 544, 283 Coffman, Kenneth, 526, 312 Coggins, Arthur, 564,335 Cogollos, Alfonso, 487 Ccggner, Marilyn, 387, 487, 269, 426 Coit, Bill, 251 Cariker, Dwain, 413 Childs, Selma, 526,406 Cagieton, John, 385, 386, 526, 293, Carleton, Rosemary, 485, 319 Carlile, Billy, 544, 307 Carlson, Carl, 563, 279 Carlson, Gordon, 375, Carlson, Norman, 526 Carol, Bobby, 307 Carman, Raymond, 425, 433 Carpenter, Corinne, 563, 319, 394 Carpenter, Dean, 415 Carpenter, Grace, 563, 320 Carpenter, John, 485, 152, 158 Carpenter, Carpenter Larry, 392 Nedra, 474, 444 Carpenter: Stanley, 526, 312 Carr, Carolyn, 563, 320 Carr, Robert, 544, 378 Childs, Vandiver, 190, 168 Chiles, Bert, 381, 564, 312 Chiles, Patricia, 564, 255, 327 Richard, 277 Chiles, Chism, Mikel, 544, 307, 446, 453 Chitwood, Harold, 486, 279, 402, 406 Chiu, David, 564 Chlouber, Dale, 486, 263, 453,454 Cho, Sung, 564, 333, 446 Choice, Robert, 544, 275 Ctloggvatana, Priia, 440, 409, 410, Choureitah, Mohamed, 486, 365, 419 Chow, Melvyn, 564, 307 Chrisope, Thomas, 564, 284 Chriss, Joyce, 564, 320 Christenberry, Warren, 564, 180 Christensen, Roland, 399 Colasacco, Ernest, 289 Colby, Joe, 564, 335 Coldsmith, Lavonda, 564 Cole, Ronald, 487, 407 Cole, Virginia, 544, 327 Coleman, Carolyn, 544, 245 Coleman, Marie, 395 Coleman, Robert, 156 Colerick, Gerald, 487, 412 Collier, Ann, 429 Collier, James, 544, 312, 436,448 Richard, 74 Collier, Collins, Charles, 544 Collins, Cleo, 526, 287, 359 Collins, George, 487, 154, 158 Collins, Guy, 487, 281, 401 Collins, Henry, 487, 403' Collins, Mary, 397, 487, 273 Collins, Nancy, 564, 340 Colson, Arnola, 387, 526, 353, 389, 390, 72 Colter, Carol, 487, 265, 451 Colvert, John, 474, 439, 444 Colvin, Connie, 564, 247, 327 Comad, Pauline, 437 Combs, John, 446 Combs, Judith, 544, 247 Comer, John, 406 Comstock, Karen, 544, 320 Comstock, Larry, 487, 307 Conatser, John, 544, 312 Cone, Donald, 386, 371, 526 Conine Wilton, 180 Conn, Russell, 564, 307 Conrad, Mary, 526, 320, 394, 449 Constant, Owen, 180 Constantine, Gabriel, 487, 403, 419 Constien, Earl, 487, 367, 249, 248, 358 Converse, Camilla, 487, 301, 325, 394 Conway, Carolyn, 487, 273, 395 Cook, Charlene, 487, 340 Cook, Charles, 564, 372, 335 Cook, Claxton, 360 David, 487, 408, 415 Don, 364 Cook, Cook, Cook, Gale, 526, 284, 421 George, 361 Cook, Cook, Grady, 487, 149, 409, 414, 140 Cook, Jimmie, 526, 249, 360 Cook, Sarah, 544, 245 Coon, Larry, 487, 295, 359 Cooper, Charles, 526, 358, 70 Cooper, De1mer,564, 289 Cooper, Eugene, 564, 284 Herma 544 Cooper, , Cooper, lra, 544, 415 James 526 253 190 180 Cooper. . . . . Cooper, Jon, 564, 312 Cooper, Marvin, 564, 317 Cooper, Melvin, 487, 409, 414 Cooper, Roxie, 526, 344 Trenton, 391 Cooper, Cope, Jerry, 526, 362, 359 Copeland Billy, 487, 307 Copelin, Gar1and,544, 281,453 Copelin, John, 358 Copp, Virgil, 565, 312 Coppage, David, 369 Cooock, Stanley, 469, 367, 423, 433, 438 Corbin, Carlton, 565, 253, 312 Corder, Karl, 545, 335 Corken, Charles, 487, 279 Corley, C. Eldean, 545 Corley, L. Dale, 387, 469 Cornelison, George, 526 Cornels, Peggy, 301, 325 436 Corntorth, Robert, 488, 279, 238, 349, 426, 402 Corser, Marvin, 351 Cory, William, 488,293 Cosgrove, William, 488 Costner, Rita, 565 Cotherman, Willis, 418 Cotten, Lewis, 488, 416 Cowen, Rose, 438, 304, 320, 318, 431 Cotter, Daniel, 545, 289 Cotton, Owen, 565, 281 Couch, Jimmy, 412 Couchman, John, 488, 307, 354, 357 Coulter, Gerald, 526, 413 Coulter, Ronald, 545, 249, 359, 360 Countryman, Frank, 526, 335 Countryman, James, 475, 439, 444 Counts, Sari, 545, 273 Coursey, Cecil, 415 Courtney, David, 565, 335, 364 Courtney, Donna, 565, 340 Cousins, Fred, 488, 293, 399 Covert, Paul, 190, 184 Covert, Terry, 545, 277, 184 Cowden, Patricia, 565, 320 Cowley, Michael, 565 Cowlishaw, Milton, 565 Clifford 565, 277 Cox, , Cox, Joe, Bruce, 565, 291 Cox, John M., 371 John T., 565, 312 Cox, Cox, Peggy, 488, 340, 456 Phillip, 488 Cox, Cox, Ronald, 154 Cox, Sharon, 565, 328 Cox, U. Ozel, Jr., 307 Craft, Lanese, 488, 372, 273, 392, 393 Robert, 392 Craft, CTJ2, Charles, 381, 545, 307, 306, Craig, ldel, 488, 369, 340 Craig, James, 404 Lee, 281 Craig, Craig, Mary, 271 Craig, Ruth, 545, 245 Craig, Wilma, 387, 488, 390 Crain, Larry, 565, 307' Raymond 565, 317 Crain, , Craine, Ruth, 488 Cramer, Ricard, 488, 291 Crandal Lewis, 413 Crandall, Robert, 289 Cranor, Gary, 545, 363 Cravens, Don, 400, 411 Crawford, Larry, 488, 356 Crawford, Linda, 545, 245 Crawford, Susie, 526, 420, 392 Crawford, William, 526, 291 Creach, Wally, 526, 317, 401 Creswell, Mary, 526, 301, 240, 239, 325 Cribbs, James, 149, 409 Crider, Frank 476, 439, 445 Cristield, rnelnnfa, 412 Cristancho, Jorge, 565, 312 Cristonelio, Jose, 429 Crocker, Delleen, 545, 340, 396, 451 Cronk, Franklin, 388, 488, 275, 238, 349, 426 Cronkhite, Hal, 526, 295, 335 Crook, Janice, 526, 320, 437, 448, 456 Crook, Kathleen, 527, 320, 353 Crooks, Charles, 565, 253 Crosby, Harold, 469, 307, 423 Crosier, Charles, 545, 243 Cross, Dale, 527, 158, 151 Cross, David, 168, 172 Cross, Richard, 565, 335 Crossley, Ronnie, 527, 307, 450, 454 Crowder, Carol, 527, 340 Crowley, Donald, 488 Crowley, Robert, 387, 469, 293 Crownover, James, 488 Crutchfield, Joe, 190 Cudd, Linda, 488, 273, 423 Culie, Barbara, 545 Culpepper, Jack, 371 Culver, Rose, 397, 565, 340, 363 Cummings, Kenneth, 367 Cummins, Andrew, 527, 259, 238 Cummins, Donald, 488, 408, 414 Cunningham, Benny, 527 Cunningham, Mary, 271 Cunningham, Roberta, 565, 301, 240, 328 Cupp, Elwyne, 527, 340 Curnutt, Jerry, 488 Curran, Gary, 545, 259 Currieo, Royce, 488, 295, 403 Currin, Claudia, 488, 301, 325, 395 Larry, 112 Lgnn, 565, 289 Curry, Curry, Curtis, dward, 527, 364 Curtis, James, 156 Curtis, Jayne, 527, 271, 437, 396,451 Curtis, Kenneth, 527, 410 Cyrus, Jimmy, 545, 458 Czeskleba, Jo, 565, 328 D Dacus, Darla, 527, 340 Dage, Gary, 545, 289 Daggs, Franklin, 565 Dailey, Diane, 565, 247, 320,436 Dalessandro, Paul, 312 Daley, James, 488 Dalke, Gerald, 545, 312 Deberry, Diane, 565, 320 Decker, Angela, 527, 340, 448 Decker, Rolan, 469, 369, 370, 377, 307, 350 Deckert, Judith, 527, 269 Deckert, Virginia, 565, 269, 328 Dedrick, Darrell, 565, 156 Deem, Ann, 489, 245 Deem, Charles, 565, 287 Deerin , Cheryl, 397, 527, 255, 450 Dees, gailyn, 565, 340, 450 Defrees, John, 384, 527, 277, 390 Degarimore, John, 565, 243 Deguefu, Dawit, 469, 333 Dehart, Dale, 183, 190 Dehner, Carol, 565 Deibel, Herman, 527, 335 Delagarza, Oscar, 429 Delancy, Patricia, 565, 320 Delatorre, Guillerm, 429 Delay, Robert, 489 Delaye, Pat, 460 Delong, Nancy, 545, 340, 448, 353 Delong, Sharon, 489, 328 Denby, Donald, 489 Denham, Ronnie, 489 Denney, William, 454 Dennis, Ed, 267 Dennis, Lo, 440 Dennis, Melvin, 565, 372,257 Dennis, Rex, 489, 416 Dennis, Vivian, 469 Denny, Marvin, 476,445 Denstord, Barbara, 545, 261, 426 Denstord, Deanne, 123 Denton, Darla, 545, 245, 434, 455, 3 Denton, Paul, 257 Denwalt, French, 565, 291 Deplante, Lance, 545, 307, 159 Derdeyn, Clark, 317 Dermer, Richard, 545,295 Derr, Phil, 545, 354 Desroche, Hervey, 400, 416 Dester, Delbert, 405 Detamore, Charles, 407 Dettle, Patricia, 527, 320 Deveau, Roger, 489 Dever, William, 469, 433 Dalrymple, Arlo, 489, 355 Dalrymple, Linda, 565, 320 Dalrymple, Veronna, 565 Daman, Dorothy, 527, 340, 448 Dambold, Eugene, 386,489,389 Daniel, Elmer, 405 Daniel, James, 545, 312 Daniel, Jim, 545, 307 Daniel, Lee, 565, 253 Daniels Lyndell, 489,335,432 Danley,' 1-1, Pierson, 545,371,297 Darcey, Gene Gordon, 489, 406 Dargan, Adrian, 364 Darling, Dorothyan, 545, 269 Darlaw, Kalhleene, 397, 301, 68, 353 Darnell, Ernest, 489, 307, 405 Darnell Roger 489 375 Daruva ln, Dinob, 421,, 429 Davenport, Bert, 415 Davenport, Kay, 489, 304, 344 David, Edward, 388, 489, 307 David, Modina, 565, 320 Davidson, Carl, 391 Davidson, Joe, 489, 249, 356 Davidson, Marilee, 397, 489, 320, 340, 450 Davidson, Paul, 565, 379, 293 Davidson, Robert, 489 Davidson, Samuel, 386, 489 Davidson, William, 404 Davis, A. D., 527, 302, 460 Davis, Arthur, 545, 368, 312 Davis, Beverly, 545, 320 Davis, Bill, 376 Davis, Bobby, 379, 405 Davis, Bobby, 371 Davis, Conway, 565, 372, 317 Davis, Dayna, 269, 353 Davis, Don, 240 Davis, Don C., 565, 253 Davis, Don K., 437 Davis, Ernest, 565, 335 Davis, George, 489, 284, 421 Davis, James, 527 Davis, Judy, 565. 273, 328, 396, 437 Davis, Kaye, 469 Davis, Kent, 545, 253 Davis, Lawrence, 527, 317 Davis, Marian, 545, 320 Davis, Patricia, 565, 273, 328 Davis, Roger, 565, 307, 364 Davis, Ted, 545 Davis William, 152, 158 Dawson, Charles, 565,287 Dawson, James P., 371, 412 Dawson, James R., 389, 446, 453 Dawson, Theodore, 565, 293 Day, Larry, 527 Day, Phillip, 476, 439, 445 Daykin, Jere, 565, 335, 364 Deal, R. B., 350 Dean, Arla, 527, 325 Dean Don, 371 Dean: Jerry, 527 Dean, Jo, 545,255,436 Dean, Robert, 377, 391 Deardorf, Phillip, 545 Dearing, Carolyn, 328 Dearing, Robert, 249 Dearrington, Joel, 545 Deathe rage, Don, 545, 335 Debastos, Ricardo, 489, 297, 150, 423, 414 Debenning, Burris, 489, 253, 141 Devero, Lawrence, 527, 289 Devers, Alva, 527, 307 Devery, Tom, 527 Devilliers, Betty, 565, 328, 432 Devlin, Dewalt Patrick, 565, 257, 418 James 565 307 Dewar,' Carroll, 527, 325 Dewey, Larry, 527, 263, 362, 420 Dewitt, Gary, 149 Dewolf, Roberta, 527, 344, 394 396 Diab, Rafiqu, 426, 367, 419 Dickens, Dee, 489, 283, 393, 394, 74 Dickens, Joye, 283, 118 Dickens, Sandra, 489 Dickerson, Janice, 565, 328 Dickerson, Mary, 489 Dickerson, Paul, 489, 257 Dickey, Dickey, Dickey, Elsie, 394, 450 Jack, 384, 527, 293, 426 Mary, 527, 283 Dickinson, Paul, 489, 449 Dickinson, S. Lemoin, 489, 399 Diehl, ,Virginia, 489, 249, 358 Diehl, V irginia, 489, 261, 448, 191 Dierksen, Laila, 527, 320 Dietrich, Deanna, 545, 320 Diftee, Diiorio, Kenneth, 333 Charles, 490, 259 Dikeman, Marilyn, 545, 320 Dilbeck, Janeen, 490, 372, 340 Dillingh Dillman, am, John, 527, 267, 151 Richard, 476, 445 Dillman, Sonia, 565, 340 Dillon, Sharon, 527, 328 Dillow, Dillsave Lawrence, 565, 335 r, Dean, 155 Dipboye, Nancy, 565, 340 Dipentima, Robert, 565, 312, 155 Disher, Arthur, 400 Divine, Lloyd, 527, 335 Dix, Do nald, 379 Dixon, Carolyn, 545, 247, 246 Dixon, Jerry, 527, 307 Dixon, Kenneth, 527, 291, 238 Dixon, R. T., 565, 158, 151,333 Diyamir, S. La1l,429 Dobson, Dionne, 545,261 Dobson, James, 170 Dobson, Kathryn, 545, 304, 451, 191 Dodge, Clinton, 565, 279, 153 Dodson, Billy, 173 Dodson, Kay, 565, 320 Doenges, William, 527, 291 Dolezal, Helen, 527, 340, 396 Dolezal, Richard, 545, 407, 417 Dolin, Patrick, 490, 299 Donahoo, Donnie, 490, 333 Donathan, Russell, 474, 439, 444 Donceel , Carolyn, 545, 320, 392 Donley, Aubrey, 190 Donley, J. B., 490, 295, 149 Donoho, J. Eugene, 566 Donovan, John, 527, 253 Donovan, Tom, 566, 257 Dooley, Dooley, Billy, 566 Harrison, 469 Dotson, Sharon, 566, 273, 328 Dotter, Kenneth, 451 Doudican, John, 490, 287 Doughty, Charles, 566, 275, 240 Dou 1 Ben, 545, 275. 435 9 551 Douglas, Judith, 565, 328 Douglas, R. J., 412 Douglas, Samuel, 391 53 Dougless, Beverly, 565, 328 Douma, Sharon, 566, 271, 328, 451 Doutey, Ralph, 475, 439, 444 Dowd, Francis, 545, 333 Dowd, Patrick, 566, 307 Downen, David, 490, 307 Downey, Donald, 432, 401 Downs, Eugene, 545, 297 Doyle, Dana, 566 Dozier, Jo Ann, 545, 283 Drake, Charles, 566, 287 D1?lEe, Larry, 490, 307, 351, 409, 414, 1 Draper, Dan, 384, 385, 545, 275, 154, 351, 426, 67, 72 Draper, Shirley, 527 Drechsler, August, 490, 406 Drew, Judith, 555, 320 Drewry, Wm., 291 ' Dries, Rose, 566 Dries, Ruth, 490, 344 Driskell, Jerry, 566, 279 Droll, George, 490, 275, 427 Drucker, Philip, 490 Druley, Loren, 409 Drummond, Cecil, 566, 253, 437 Drummond, Judy, 566, 273, 328, 437 Dryden, Jimmy, 490 Dryden, Ronny, 565, 312 Duckwall, Doris, 392 Dudek, Raymond, 416 Dudley, Yvonne, 527, 328 Dutt, James, 545, 317 Duft, Terry, 566, 287 Dufter, William, 391 Duis, Glen, 409 Duke, Clifton, 413 Dunaway, John, 474, 439 Ben, 527, 253, 335 Duncan, Duncan, Charles, 490, 400 Duncan, Duncan, Duncan, Dick, 566, 312 Frances, 566 Ivan, 566, 307 Duncan, William E., 458 Duncan, William M., 457 Dunford, Bobby, 469 Dunham, Robert, 312 Dunivan, John, 361 Dunkelgod, Kenneth, 374, 366 Dunlap, Sam, 545 Dunn, Joe 566,425 Dunn, wyle, 477 Dunnihoo, Clayton, 545, 335, 418 Dunning, Clarence, 566, 335 Dupler, Lester, 477, 445 Dupre, Richard, 350, 190, 173 Durham, Dan, 257 Durham, William, 410 Durossette, Terry, 312 Durrell, Glen, D. 364 Durst, Carol, 527, 328, 447, 450 Dusenbury, Jerry, 545, 312, 351 Duty, Phyllis, 566, 328 Duval, Robert, 566, 336 Dvorak, Gary, 566, 432 Dvorak. Mary, 545, 261 Dyer, Claudia, 527, 247 Dyer, James, 490, 305, 149, 157, 333 Dyer, Norman, 490 E Eames, Eugene, 419 Eames, Jane, 419 Eanster, Arly, 368 Earick, Arthur, 375 Early, Alan, 566, 312 Earnest, James, 566, 253 Earnheart, Charles, 490, 317, 245, 428 Earnheart, Marv, 566, 245, 328 East, Donald, 404 Easton, Gary, 545 Eaton, Kenneth, 545, 301 Eaves, Mary, 545, 269 Eberhardt, Nellie, 545, 320,425 Eberle, Claude, 351, 361,357 Ebertshauser, Henry, 490 Eberwein, Mary, 545, 340, 437, 396, 448 Eberwein, Valery, 566, 307, 448 Ebrey, Richard, 527, 289 Eby, Jay, 490 Eck, Vernon, 414 Ecker, Ronald, 566, 307,451 Eckert, Lee, 384, 490, 277, 390, 72 Eckles, Darrel, 566, 312 Edens, Larry, 555, 307, 409 Edgar, James, 490 Edgecomb, David, 407 Edmondson, lva, 566, 320 Edmonson, Dorothy, 545, 376, 379, 301, 325, 363, Edward, Oliver, 153 Edwards, Charles, 546, 249 Edwards, David, 546, 307, 421, 453, 446, 453 Edwards, Grace, 490, Janell 395 Edwards, , Edwards, Janice, 527, 340, 394, 396 Edwards, Jerry, 405 Edwards, Jo Ellen, 397, 527, 265, 325 Lewis, 546 Edwards, Edwards, Richard, 490, 428, 450 ,291 Edwards, Sarah, 527 Edwards, William L., 566 Edwards, William P., 490,400 Eilerts, Richard, 372 Eischen, James, 475, 439 Eischen, Paul, 299 Eisele, William, 404 Eisenman, Miles, 527, 313, 184 Elarton, Billie, 491 Elarto n, Bob, 491, 354 Eldridge, Linda, 566, 320, 431 Elias, amy, 402 Elifritz, Jeanne, 566, 245, 328 Elledg Elliff, e, Ira, 527, 275 George, 546, 295 Ellington, Bert, 527, 253, 413, 414 Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott Elliott , Atha, 364 , Donavan, 400 , Edward, 546 , James, 546 , Jean, 397, 566, 247, 328 Jim, 253 Elliott: Samuel, 491, 409 Ellis, Barbara, 566, 265, 328,438 Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Billy, 238, 334, 363,401 Bob, 155 Carol, 566, 320 Ellis, Cecil, 180 Ellis, Charles, 369, 365, 448, 403 Ellis David, 566, 307 Ellisi Flora Mee, 440, 441 Ellis, John, 546 Ellis, Lawrence, 448 Ellis, Lois, 566, 245, 328,438 Ellis, Myng1e,491 Ellis, Richard, 412 Ellis, William, 527, 241, 413 Ellison, James, 491, 158,440 Ellison, Marilyn, 566, 328, 363, 396 Ellison, Roberta, 566, 245, 328 Elmore, Clyde, 491, 374, 354, 443, 446, 357 Elmosri, Jihad, 419 Elms, Morris, 545, 267 Elrod Alvis 527 336 Elsey,' Harold, 566 Embree, James, 491 Emch, Robert, 527, 293 Emerson, John, 546 Emery , aeny, see, 320 Emhoolah, Doris, 566 Emhoolah, Farrell, 386, 387 Emmo Emmo Emmo ns, Glenn, 527, 291 ns, James, 372 ns, Lloyd, 354 Engelbach, James, 384, 491, 313, 152 158 141 England, John, 566, 243 England, Monte, 566 Engle, Connie, 527, 301,325 Engleman, Joe, 566, 336 English, Carol, 491, 325, 449 English, George, 491, 259 Enix, James, 491, 157, 453, 446, 357, 356 Enmeier, Sharon, 397, 546, 340 Enmeier, William, 527, 358 Enninga, Roger, 546, 313, 432, 434 Ensey, Charles, 491, 371, 291 Ensey, Don, 477, 445 Ensminger, Clifford, 566, 313 Epler, Berton, 491, 307, 400, 446, 453, 418 Epperley, Cecil, 566, 253 Epperly, Roger, 527 Epperson, Aneta, 546, 271, 394 Ernest, Marland, 491,408 Ernest, Ronald, 546, 289 Ernst, Donna, 566, 328 Ervin, Barbara, 546, 247 Ervin, Judith, 566, 245, 328 Erwin, Bill, 291 Eskafi, Mahmood, 491, 367, 440 Espe, Brian 476, 445 Esfep, Enoch, 5146, 371, 372,295 Estergard, Leroy, 391 Estes, Carl, 469, 404 Estes, Karen, 566, 328 Estes, Kenneth, 491, 402, 406 Allan, 421 Evans, Evans, Billie Jo, 546, 372,283 Billy Lee, 491 Evans, Evans, H. Allen, 528,307, 351,453 John 566 Evans, , Evans, Tommy, 307 Everett, Janice, 397, 566, 460 Lloyd, 546 Evers, Ewell, Carla, 546, 265, 437, 389, 72, 353 Charlotte, 546, 328 Ewing, Judy 546, 328, 437, 396, 123 Ewing, Ewing, 1.e1g11, 523, 336 Ewing, Robert A., 566, 313 Ewing, Robert N., 546, 356 Ewing, sn1f1ey, 491, 283, 393, 394 5y11ne, Jim, 491, 297, 2313, 426 F Fagan, William, 405 Fagg, Lauane, 528,255 Fain, Dale, 491, 149, 157,355 Failing, George, 566 Fairless, Robert, 491, 333, 405 Fallin, Richard, 566, 291, 240 Fansler, Arlyn, 567 Faraiollahi, Karim, 567, 333,407 Farmer, J. Harley, 528, 336 Farquharson, Glen, 377, 528, 253, 149, 335, 350, 416, 401, 351, 154 Farrar, Bonnie, 567, 320 Farren, Betty, 328 Farren, Patsy, 546, 255, 119 Farrington, Ronnie, 491 Farris, Ralph, 567, 313 Fast, Jerry, 289 Fathey, William, 293 Faubion, Floretta, 567, 344 Faulkner, James, 567, 307, 279 Faulkner, Marilynn, 397, 491, 340 Page 609 Fowler, Faulkner, Mary, 393, 67,74 Faulkner, William, l38 Fausell, Erol, 392, l9l Feasel, Richard, 491, 279, 398 Fealher, Belh, 546 Feisl, Roberl, 567, 240, 249, 436 Feliclano, Sixlo, 408 Felkins, Palricia, 567, 43l Fell, Clarence, 49l, 528 Fenlon, Suzanne, 523, 387, 528, 269, 353, 390, 449, 72 Ferguson, Emery, 49l, I56, I43, l58, l5l, l4l Ferguson, George, 567, 3l7 Ferguson, J. David, 49l, 253 Ferguson, Joe, 546, 359 Ferguson, Mack, 399 Ferrell, Donald, 49l, 374, 263 Ferrell, Monle, 49l, 335, 4l4, 4l6 Slacy, 567, 29l Ferrell, Ferrill, Jim, 567, 3l3 Felrzer, Larry, 546, 37l, 35l, 438 Fickess, Don, 546 Fidler, Isaiah, 546, 336 Fidler, Josh, 43l Field, Larry, 528, 253 437, 389 Fielden, Arlen, 567, 335 Fields, Eddie, 567 Fields, Phillip, 557, 305, 425 Fielz, Leonard, 567, 336 Fike, John, 546, 377, 279, 400 Filson, Shirley, 546, 30I Fine, Gerald, 49l, 402, 404, 75 Finegan, Ray, 567, 275, 437 Finlayson, Sue, 438 Firebaugh, Belly 546, 273, 239, 436 Firmina, Sisler Nlary, 39l Fischel, Roberl, 476, 445, 190 Fischer, Carol, 397, 27l, 45l, 353 Fischer, Jakie, 546, 424 Fischer, Leroy, 350 Fisher, Belle, 567, 255, 328 Fisher, Bonnie, 397, 546, 255, 367, 445, 74 David, 528, 297 Fisher, Fisher, Dennis, 567, 308 Fisher, Edward, 546, 3l3 Fisher, Edwin, 477, 287, 349, 445 Gordon 284 Fisher, , Fisher, Guy, 492, 284, 399, 4l5 Fisher, Larry, 567, 257 Fisher, Lawrence, 567, 240 Fisher, Sandra, 567, 27l, 328,436 Fisher, Sharlyn, 567, 320 Fisk, Marlene, 567, 340, 434 Filch, Kennelh, 492 Filch, Myra, 492, File, Leo, 363, 359 File, Theo, 359 Filzgerald, Jerry, 546 Filzgerald, Julie, 26l, 426 Filzgerald, Marcia, 492, 30l Filzgerald, Peggy, 546, 328, 425 Filzgerald, Roberl, 546, l56 Fowler, Jay, 54l, 546, 287, 68 Fowler, Joe, 492, 402, 446, 404, l6, 73, I50 Fowler, Lela, 546, 269 Sally, 528, 245 Gaslon, Dana, 568, 320 Gales, Charles, 493 Gaya, Nargis, 426, 429 Gaywood, James, 409 Gearheard Jerry 528,279,390 Goodknighl, John, 547 Goodrich, Roberl, 377 Goodwin, Cliflon, 528, 293 Goodwin, Geraldine, 304, 353, 396 Goodwin, John, 470 Goodwin, V. L., 547, l55, 336 Fowlkes, Jo Ann, 567, 240, 247, 328 Fox, David, 528, 279, l50, 390 Fox Margarel, 567, 328 rialey, David, 545, 37l, 275 Francis, David, 492, 409 Francis, Ray, 4ll Francis, Thomas, 546, 275 Franco, Salvador, 546, 333 Frank, Loyal, 433 Frank, Mary, 567, 340 Frank, Rulh, 492 Franklin, Beniamin, 546, 249, 359 Franklin, Ronald, 567, 279, 428 Franklin, Vera, 546, 320, 396 Franklin, Wirl, 528, 308,447,403 Franks, Wayne, 546, 249 Fraser, William, 567, 287 Fralzke, Vernon, 470, 3l7 Fray, Judilh, 567, 328 Frazer, Jim, 567, 308 Frazier, Barbara, 546, 325 Frazier, Frankie, 3l7, 45l Fralzger, James, 546, 289, 336, l70, Frazier, Judy, 546, 27l, 437, 396 Frazier, Wildred, 567 Freels, Sheldon, 567 Freeman, Lynda, 567, 340, 430 Freeman, Roberl, 492, 308 Freeney, Jimm , 528, 424, 36l Freeze, Kennelli, 443, 358 Freling, Don, 293 French, Barbara, 394 French, Billye, 320 French, Gaylord, 477, 3l7, 445 French, Janice, 492, 393, 394, 460 French, Susan, 567, 340 Freudenberger, James, 359 Frichol, Berl, 567, 289 Friedem ann, Barbara, 546, 245 Friedemann, Carolyn, 245, 396, 450, 74 Friedem ann, Judy, 460 Friedemann, Kalherine, 492, 460 Friend, Lowell, 567, 3l3 Friman, Frisinge Mary, 492, 320, 396 r, Roger, 528 Frisk, Jerry, 528, 297 Frilz, Belly, 567, 372, 320 Fmgeraldl Greenwood, Gary, 568, 242, 336 Roberl, 257 Grinler, Filzpalrick, Raymond, 567 Filgzgmmons, Phillip, 528, 3l7, 442, Flanders, Tommy, 492 Flasch, Donald, 405, 75 Flasch, Kalhryn, 397, 567, 340, 362, 452 Fleak, Fred, 567, 3l3 Fleming, James,567, 368, 308,430 Fleming, Janel, 567 328 Fleming, Judy, 567, 320 Fleming, Michael, 567, 287 Flelcher, John, 475 Flefcher, Kenl, 475, 333, 439, 444 Flinn, Tommy, 546 Flippin, Nan, 567, 379,255,328 Flgzence, Charles, 492, 308, l48, l50, Flores, Alberlo, 492, Floyd, George, 567, 308 Flud, James, 492 Fly, Harold, 402, 406 Fogarly, John, 567, 287 Falk, Earl, 545, 253, 425, 353 Follis, Bill, 492, 368, 359 Folmnsbee, Bruce, 546, 287 Donald, 476 Ford, Ford, Ellen, 423, 440, 44l Ford, Judilh, 397, 362 Kay, 546, 320 Ford, Ford, Kim, 567, 308 Ford, Lesler, 368 Ford, Richard Alan, 37l Ford, Richard, Allen, 567, 287 Ford Thomas 492 Foreman, Donha, 528, 320 Frilz, Beverly, 528, 245, 429 Frilze James, 546, 336 Frizzell, Joe, 372 Frosl, Jackie, 528 Frudy, Doris, 397, 492, 340 Frudy, Dorolhy, 397, 492, 340 Fry, John, 567, 308 Frymire, Roberl, 567, 372, 257 Fucci, Eugene, 470, 4ll Fuller, Waller, 4l0 Fullerlon, Thomas, 492, 287 Fullon, James, 492 Fullon, Lawrence, 546, 3l3 Fullon, Lynda, 567, 245, 340, 392 Fundis, Charlene, 567, 328 Funk, Mary, 528, 245, 423 Fuqua, Glenda, 528, 34l, 425 Fuqua, Joseph, 528, 308 Furr, Barbara, 567, 255, 328 G Gafford, Donald, 492, I50, Il2 Gage, Lawrence, 528 Gaggini, Barry, 400 Gagne, Roger, 493, 409 Gahm, Philip, 528, 3l3, 3l I, l5l, 406 Gaines, Verna, 320 Gailher, Norman, 493, 402, 4l6 Galla her, Kenny, 546, 253, I66 Gallaaer, Sibyl, 568, 273,328 Gallimore, Jim, 493, 279 Gallman, David, 568, 3l3 Galloway, Frank, 546, 275, 404, ll2 Galloway, Olive, 389 Galvan, Sue, 547, 30l, 325 Gamble, Roberl, 568, 308,449 Gamblin, Jackie, 493, 28l Gamino, John, 528, 257, I49 Gammon, Bruce, 35l Gammon, James, 493, 29I, 4l4 Gammon, Kalhryn, 528, 320 Gannon, Richard, 568, 308 Gappa, Donnie, 528, 336 Gard, Don Allan 493, 436, 75 Gard, Donald Allen, 275, 349 Foreman, George, 546, 277 Foreman, Kalherine, 255, 340 Forresl, Billie, 567 Forshee, Doyle, 567 Fosl, Ronald, 528, 289 Fosler, Barbara, 492 Fosler, Dee Ann, 546, 320 Fosler, Gary, 492, 289 Foser, James, 567 Foller, John D., 567, 3l3, I53, 39l, Fosler, John R., 528, 336, 433, 40l Fosler, Larry, 567 Fosler, Laural, 528, 340, 353, 434, 446, 449 Fosler, Regena, 546, 320 Fosler, Roberl, 567 Fosler, Slephen, 38l, 384, 528, I50, 425, 446 Fowler, Clarence, 546, 308, 42l Fowler, Don, 546, l55 Page 610 Gard, Gene, 547, 275 T. i Gardlne Kennelh 372 Gardner, Belly, 240 Gardner, Charles, 493, 547, 253, 252 Gardner, Jay, 238, 426, 67, 7l Gardner, John, 38l Gardner, Roberl, 547, 528, 308, 364 Gardner, Shirley, 397, 528, 269, 399 Gardner, Waller, 568, 336 Garner, Bob, 243, 242 Garner, Donald, 493, 29l, l48, l5l, I4l, 404, 75, I90 Garrelson, Theodore, 568, 287 Garrell, Eugene, 568, 253,240 Garrell, Joe, 388, 493 Garrell, Vera, 528, 273, 436, 396 Garrison, Vernon, 493, 238, 243, 436 Garver, Jack, 547, 399 Garvie, Larry, 568 Gary, Edward, 547, 35l Gi!-sgell, Pamela, 397, 528, 26l, 353, Geesey, Frederick, 493, 40l Ga wood, James, 409 Gehrke, Henry, Jr., 470, 376 Geihsler, Kennelh, 493 Geis, Alvin, 493, 356 Geis, Gloria Ann, 47, 269 Geis, Tom, 528,243 Geneva, Dennis, 493, 240, 243, 4l5 Gengler, Roberl, 474, 374, 439, 444 Genlry, James, 547, 308, 35l, 403 Genlry, Lawrence, 386, 528, 308, 42l Genlry, Marian, 387, 493, 320, 389, 390, 72 Genlry, Michael, 568, 308, 398 Geoffroy, Carole, 568, 328 George, Arlhur, 493, 360 George, Burnis, 528, 320 George, David, 305, 363,450 Delberl, 493, 415 George, George, Frances, 568, 30l, 34l, 437 George, Joseph, 568, 392 George, Kalhryn, 528, 273, 436, 396 George, Paul, I80 Peler l80 George, , George, William, 568, 3l3 Gephardl, Donald, 493 Gerardy, Miller, 528, 399 Gereghly, Arlhur, 528, l52, l58, 358 Gerhards, Mary, 528, 283, 353 Gerken, Karen, 568, 34l Gerlach, Charles, 547, 253 Geron, Billy, 528 Gellemy, Janey, 547, 255, 320 Geygan, Philip, 528,293 Ghorab, William, 528, 336, 4l9 Giacomo, Shirley, 568, 328 Giaudrone, Tommy, 568, 3l3 Gibson, Calvin, 372 Gibson, Charles, 568, 253 Gibson, Gary, 372, 3l3 Gibson, Janice, 568, 328 Gibson, Jo Ann, 547, 320 Gibson, Mikell, 528, 340 Gibson, Rila, 568, 320 Gibson, Ronald, 568, 287, l58, l5l Giddens, Cammie, 568, 245, 328 Giddens, James, 528, I50 Giem, Marie, 547, 320, 425, 396 Gierharl, Frank, 384, 493, 253, 436, 72 Gilberl, Jesse, 493 Gilberl, Wager, 547, 308 Gilbrealh, J. C., 442 Gilchrisl, Alfred, 568, 3l7 Gilchrisl, Lynne, 568, 320 Gilchrisl, Wilfred, 407 Giles, Herschell, 360 Giles, Wayne, 568 Gilham, Vera, 568, 245, 328 Gill, A'mad, 429, 355 Gill, Elhel, 528, 26l, 353 Gillespie, James, 406 Gillespie, Jerry, 476, 445 Gillespie, Thomas, 547, 243 Gillell, Billy, 547, 35l Gillelle, Claude, 474, 374 Gilliam, James, 528, 35l, 355 Gilliland, Roberl, 528, 367 Gilliland, Slanley, 568,367 Gillin, Lavon, 568, 34l, 396 Gilmore, Mary, 493, 34l, 393, 399 Gilmour, John, 547, 275 Gilslrap, Lee, 67 Gipson, Wayne, 493, 36l Girard, Roberl, 547, 308, 428 Girod, Royce, 528 Gieruldsen, Lulla, 470, 320 Gladman, Roberl, 493, 3l7 elasby, Alice, 547, 372, 27l Glasgow Gary, 547 Glass, Alan, 525, 293 Glass, Dr. Bryan, 447 Glass, Julianne, 568, 320, 446 Glass, Marlin, 29l Glasser, Edward, 547, 336 Gleaves, Earl, 374 Gleichman, Gerald, l52 Glenn, Gloria, 568, 320 Glenn, John, 470 Glover, Mike, 568, 279 Glover, Rex, 39l Glover, Rhoda, 493, 255 Glynn, Roberl, 39l Goales, Carl, 528, 29l, I49, 404, ll2 Goble, Lyndon, 356 Goble, Waller, 384, 385, 493, 25I Godberson, Charlene, 328 Godberson, Charles, 493, 40l, 4lI Gode, Gerry, 547, 26l Godfrey, Joseph, 334, 424 Godwin, Slephen, 547, 372, 308, 4l8 Goedeke, Linda, 568, 34l Goedeke, Mary, 568, 34l Goeringer, Elwood, 493, 293 Goelzinger, Mary, 568, 328 Goforlh, Elhel, 493, 328 Goforlh, Virgil, 493, 257 Goggin, Rulh, 568, 328,430 Going, Gary, 568, 284 Larry, 568, 267 Going, Going, Norman, 547, 25I, 423 Palricia, 547, 273 Going, Golda, Eugene, 494 Golden, Berniece, 568, 320 Goll, Gerald, 528, 308 Goodfellow, James, 39l Goodin, Jim, 470 Goolsby, James, I49, 400, 4ll Goosen, Clarence, 528, 305, 3l7, 425 Goosen, Kennelh, 384, 387, 494, 3l7 Gordon, Allen, 287 Gordon, William, 494 Gordon, Carol, 547, 269 Gordon, Hunlly, 528, 430, 457 Gordon, L. C., 547, 302, 3l3 Gore, Mary, 528, 255, I93, l9l Gore, Perry, 528, I50, 336, l59 Goree, Jack, 547, 3l3, 45l Gormley, John, 470 Going, Jim, 388, 494, 238, 243, 242, Goucher, Carol, 568, 255, 328 Gough, Barbara, 529, 34l, 434 Gould, Mike, 368 Gould, Virgilee, 289, 398 Gould, William, 470,293 Goulden, Ola, 397, 568, 34l Goward, George, 494 Graham, Beverly, 568, 34l Graham, Calvin, 568, 253, 437 Graham, Carole, 387, 529, 255, 353 Graham, Frances, 568, 255, 328 Graham, Jack, 494, 432, 400 Graham James, 476, 439, 445, l84 erahaaf Sandra, 555, 32a Graham, Tom 29l H Hackendorf, Roberl, 470, 333 Hackney, Waller, 368, 358 Hadarils, Philip, 547, 372, 333 Hadaway, Dorolhy, 397, 547, 26l Haddad, Marion, 385, 529, 32l Hadden, Carol, 569, 247, 32l Hadden, James, 547, 284, 240 Hagdox, Vernon, 494, 529, 259, l90, I 4 Hadwiger, Sandra, 397, 529, 304, 328, 353, 399, 45l, 450 Haga, Mary, 494, 3ol, 325, 426 Haggard, Earl, 399 Hagood, Floyd, 494 Hahn, John, 569, 369 Haig, Morris, 457 Haiges, Roberl, 569, 243 Haighl, Alleen, 547, 277 Haigler, Belly, 547, 269, 446, 449, 353 Haile, Mariam, 365 , Halle Claude, 495, 400, 4ll James, 388, 495, 336 Y. Haines, Hains, Roberl, 569, 257 Hairfield, Roberla, 569, 247, 328 Hairgrove, Dennis, 569, 253, 3l3 l-laiay, Wendell, 559, 335 Halcomb, Jerry, 547, 275 Clee 495 Hale, , Hale, Colleen, 495 Hale, Connie, 569, 32l Don S., 385, 529, 3l3, 250 Hale, Hale, Donald, 448, 4I6 Grandslaff, Ray, 568, 336 Granger, Slanley, 409 Granl, Arline, 494 Granl, Charles, 39l Granl, Gerry, 568. 253 Granl Jerry, 568, 308 Granlham, Janel, 477, 445 Grassman, Carole, 387, 494, 328 Grau, Erwin, 477, 445 Graumann, Delores, 528, 304, 344 Graves, Kalhryn, 528, 328, 451 Graves, Leeanne, 568, 328 Gravell, Anila, l22 Gray, Jerrye, 446,449 Gray, Richard, 289, I50 Gray, Sieland, 398 Greco, Edward, 568, 3l3 Green, Bonila, 528, 320, 43l Green, Marilyn, 494, 34l, 429, 394 Green, Mary, 568 Hale , Everell,, 529, 251 Hales, Allen, 495 Hales, Mary, 495 Haley, Kalhleen, 569, 34l Haley, Mary, 569, 27l, 328 Hall, Arlhur, 336, I90 Hall, Bob, 547, 308 Hall, Douglas, 529, 263 Haal, Francis, 547, 35l' Hall, Larry, 495, 408, 4l4, 4l6, 73, 75 Hall, Louise, 34l Hall, Lowell, 547, 297, 240 Hall, Myrna, 569, 372, 34l Hall, Roberl, 495, 408 Hall, Ronald, 529, 253, l66 Hall, Sam, 569, 308 Hall, William G.,529, 308,400 Hall, William T., 495, 375, 305, 336, 350, 67, 75 Halley, O. Jane, 495, 529 Green, Nancy, 568, 269, 328 Green, Tim, 494, 284, l83 Green, Vicki, 568,269 Greene, Richard, 494, 28l Greene, Toby, l83 Greenshields, Gary, 568 Greensh ields, William, 547, 372, 3l3, 420 Greenwood, Meredilh, 320, 446 Greenwood, Randall, 547, 243 Greer, Donald, 529 Greer, Eldon, 494, I49, 354 Gregory, Shirley, 547, 34l, 363 Greiner, Carol, 568, 269, 448 Greiner, Kennelh, 448, 426, 349, 38l, 384, 385, 238, 387, 529, 279, 72, 35l Greiner, Rosalie, 397, 529, 273, 353. 436, 399, 74 Greisen, Clifford, 494, 375, 284 Griesel, Ronald, 568, 336 Griflelh, Billy, 568, 249 Halley, Slanlon, 495, 293 Hallmark, Cumins, 529 Hallum, Dorolhy, 569, 27l Halslead, Barbara, 247 Halslead, Billy, 529, 275 Halslead, Johnny, 569, 277 Halslead, Karen, 569, 247, 32l Halsfied, Afbie, 302 Hamaker, Harley, 495, 275 Hamby, Tom, 547, 3l3, 29l Hamillon David, 569, 29l Hamillon, Harvey, 495, 263, I49, 238 357, 426, 440, 447, 4l6 Hamillon, James, 407 Hamillon Jeanie, 269, 328,420 Hamillon Jimmy, 3l7 Hamillon John, Jr., 37l Hamillon, Philip, I39 Hamillon, Vivienne, 569 Hamillon, William, 495, 378, 4l8 Hamlell, Tom, 529 Hamlin, Clifford, 547, 3l3 Hamlin, Dixie, 569, 328 Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Griffilh, Griffilh, Griffilh, Griffilh, griffilh, N998 Griggs, David G., 4l3 David M., 494, 275 Dixie, 529, 304, 34l, 362, 423 Eddie, 529 Evelyn, 397 Gene, 470 Jack, 529, 308 Rube, 529, 336 Emmell, 405 Marion, 529 Ray, 494, 405 Roy, 477, 445 Sancha, 529, 283 Don, 390 Gail, 568, 32l Grimes, Gloria, 494, 273, 396 Grimsley, R. Leroy, 529, 308, 35l, 355 Grinage, Carol, 547, 32l Grinslade, Belsy, 568 Grinslead, Nancy, 547, 269 Roberl, 547 Grissom, J. Darlene, 547, 255 Grlzzle, Helen, 569, 32l Groal, Virgil, 433 Groenewold, Marlha, 547, 32l Groom, Norma, 547, 32l Groover, Peggy, 547, 34l, 436 Gross, Arlen, 547, 4l2 Grove, Judilh, 494, 269 Groves, Tommy, 547, 257 Guess, James, 529 Guesl, James, 386, 529, I49, 42l Guinan, William, 474, 439, 444 Guinn, Barbara, 569, 283, 328 Guinn, George, 385, 547, 295 Guinn, Shirley, 529, 34l Guiou, Trula, 385, 569, 32l, 434 Gunn, Bevly Joe, 494 Gunn, Mary, 494 Gurney, Fred, 547, 333, 448 Gulhrie, Charles, 494 Gulierrez, Joseph, 529, 333 Guymon, Shirley, 569, 328 Hamm, Doyne, 477, 445 Hammer, Peggy, 547, 27l, 396,446 Hamplon, Nancy, 569, 27l, 3ZB, 396, 434, 436 I Hamplon, Virginia, 397, 495, 273, 393, 395, 399, 450, 75 Hamra, Afeef, 495, 4l9 Hamra, Affaf, 406 Hamra, Nikky, 569, 333 Hancock, Janice, 547, 34l, 437 Hancock, Judilh, 569, 269 Hancock, Richard, 569, 368, 3l0, l56 Hand, J. Palrick, 529, 257, 238, 426 Hand, Rex, 495, 4I l, 4l5 Handley, Donald, 547, 425 Handley, Earl, 399 Hane, lvol, 495, 359 Hane, Palricia, 569, 34l Hanes, Ronald, 386,495 Hankins, Jimmy, 529, 308 Hanks, George, 569, 308, l55 Hanna, Bruce, 569 HBESB, Mariorie, 397, 529, 304, 32l, 4 Hanna, Nila, 495, 34l, 393, 394 Hannafious, Norma, 569, 32l Hannah, Beverly, 529, 30l, 325, 455 Hansard, Elizabelh, 30l Hansen, Allen, 547, l55 Hansen, Darla, 569, 255 Hansen, Emily, 547, 265, 325 Hansen, Lynda, 245, 438 Harader, Jay, 495, 432 Harbour, David, 529, 281 Hardage, Bob, 548 Harder, David, 529, 495, 3l3, 409 Hardesly, Larry, 529, 37l, 295 Hardesly, Lee, 407 Hardiman, L. Eugene, 569, 3l7 Hardin, Raymond, 569, 308, l56 Harding, Dave, 569 Hardman, Charles, 495, 4l3 Hardwick, Willis, 495 Hardy, James, 548, 3l3 Hinshaw 399, 425 Hardy, Kathryn, 395 Hardy, Lawanna, 529, 321 Hare, Margie, 569, 271, 328,436 Harfield, Phillip, 420 Hargis, Wayne, 495, 293, 427, 404 Hargrave, Kathryn, 548, 376, 261 Hargrove Oliver, 391 Hofkoy, Carl, 190, las, 170 Harlan, Thomas, 495, 289, 190, 184 Harlan, Vera, 569, 372, 328 Harman, Gary, 548, 251,424 Harmon, Larry, 336 Harmon, Thomas, 548, 263, 437 Harms, Renetta, 569, 321, 452 Harnage, Donald, 495, 141, I52, 402, 406 Harp, Milford, 408 Harper, John, 475, 439, 444 Harrel, Henry, 306, 436 Harrington, Dennis, 569, 155, 448 Harrington, Jim, 548, 275 Heidari, Manoutcheh, 569, 333 Helden, Hedi, 569, 273, 321 Heidlage, Robert, 496, 368, 299 Hein, Donald, 569, 407 Hein, Karen, 451 Heindselman, Jon, 529, 496 Heinen, Jim, 548, 313 Heinz, Judith, 496, 321, 393 Heisiye, Dorothy, 397, 529, 247, 446, 44 Heiserman, Alberta, 496, 393, 395 Heitzman, Patricia, 570, 255, 321 Helderman, Helen, 570, 245, 321, 396 Heller, Charles, 470, 243, 406, 419, 112 Hellwege, Dale, 570, 308 Helmbrecht, Harold, 570, 287 Helms, Jacqueline, 548, 321 Helms, Rosalind, 548, 273, 353, 396, 455 Helvey, Iris 570, 341, 362, 363 Hinman, Hinrichs Hinrichs Robert, 570, 308 , Herman, 570, 243 Hays, 497, 152, 158,243 Hinshaw: Stanley, 570, 313 Terry 336 Henderson Harris, Archie, 302 Harris, Arthur, 569, 308 Harris, Bill, 370, 372, 379 Harris, Boyd 495, 297 Harris, Bradford, 548, 297 Harris, Carl, 289 Harris, Daniel, 495, 399, 451 Harris, Edgar, 548 Harris, Faie, 245, 569, 328, 392 Harris, Gail, 392 Harris, Howard, 496 Harris, Jerry, 569 Harris, John, 529, 308 Harris, Keith, 496, 293, 389 Harris, Marm, 391 Harris, Mary, 529, 496, 353, 446, 450 Harris, Norma L., 371, 452 Harris, Norma N,, 301 Harris, R. Wesley, 569, 287 Harris, William, 548, 308 Harrison, J. Berry, 166 Harrison, Joe, 548 Harrison, Penny, 569, 271, 329, 436 Harrison, Richard, 548, 333 Harshaw, Sheila, 529, 255, 455, 456, 426 1-lonnofoo, Ella, 543, 301, 325,455 Henderson Ann, 570, 283, 321 Henderson, Charles, 529, 279, 403 Henderson, Jerome, 548 Henderson Jim, 496, 295, 404 Henderson, Margaret, 548, 321, 448 Henderson, Sharon, 548, 283, 417 Henderson Vinson, 401 Wilbur, 470, 277 Hendrickson, Barbara, 548, 396 Hendrickson, Jimmy, 570, 313, 153 Henke, Selma, 529, 329,395,452 Henkel, James, 548, 284, 452 Hennkens, Robert, 570, 313 Henry, Carol, 530, 255, 353, 395 Henry, Dorothy, 548, 321, 430 Henry, Louis, 570, 336 Hart, Gordon, 384, 496, 275, 349, 457 Hart, Hart, Paul, 151, 158 Velma, 548 Hart, Warren, 569, 257 Harter, Floyd, 420 Hartin, Robert, 474, 439, 444 Hagiing, Monica, 496,-247, 246, 395, Hartley, James, 548, 284 Hartwig, C. A., Jr., 386, 387, 529, 496, 453, 421 Harwell, Donald, 569, 336 Hashimi, Zakia, 426 Haslett, Jo Ann, 496, 321 Hasselman, Robert, 569, 317 Hastie, Mary, 548, 329, 394, 449 Hastings, Donald, 569 Hatchett, Jimmie E., 548,249,436 Hatchett, Jimmy H., 496 Hatfield, Philip, 251 Hathcote, Donald, 496, 358 Hauck, George, 399, 416 Haught, Donald, 496 Hauser, Flora, 529, 341, 449 Hauser, Willis, 548, 284, 390 Havenstrite, Chester, 548 Haviland, David, 243 Hawes, Robert, 529 Henry, Ronald, 5413, 154, 240, 251, 424 Henshaw, Ronald, 423, 433 Hensley, J. Frederick, 476, 439, 445 Hensley, Robert, 548 Henson, Norman, 570, 333 Henson, Stanley, 530, 279, 432 Heppler, Gloria, 570, 341 Herald, Robert, 180 Heiggert, Janice, 397, 548, 329, 451, Hernandez, Jose, 530, 429 Herndon, Arch, 407 Herndon, Wanda, 530, 321, 394 Herriage, Floyd, 386, 496, 390 Herrian, Wilfred, 470 Herring, Gloria, 570, 372, 321 Herring, Harold, 263, 351, 454, 425, 426, 436 Herring, Julia, 570 Hershey, Gerald, 391 Herwig, Mary, 530, 283 Herzer, Dallas, 548, 313, 287, 166 Heskett, Delbert, 570 Elbre, 408 Hess, Hess, Joe, 570, 291 Hess Hess Hess , Larry, 570, 308 Robert 401 418 on Jonnlo, 570, 313 Hay, Mack, 548 Hawkins, Edward, 451, 406 Hawkins, Joseph, 372 Hawkins, Julius, 529, 308 Hawkins, Max, 180 Hawkins, Robert, 415 Hawkins, William K., 569, 308 Hawkins, William L., 277 Haworth, Barbara, 569 Haworth, Miriam, 392 Hay, Darryl, 548, 308 Heusel, Robert, 415 Hibbard, Haines, 470 Hickman, Gerald, 548, 306, 308,446 Hickman, Robert, 400 Hicks, Don, 530, 369,317 Hicks, Jerry, 570,'283, 329 Hicks, Jo, 530, 283, 353, 446 Hicks, Luther, 570, 372, 308, 403 Hiebert, Donald, 548, 313 Hier, Bonnie, 496, 273, 433 Hier,-Rozanne, 570, 273, 329 Higgins, Charles, 530 Hhgqgilns, Jacquelyn, 530, 304, 344, Hightill, William, 384, 497, 371, 291 Highleyman, Barbara, 548, 255, 449 Hlghtower, Edward, 570, 308 Higley, Charles, 497 Hllbig, Jo Ann, 497 Hinton, Jackie: 416 Hirschlein, John, 497 Hirschman, Laural, 497, 245, 393, 395 Hitt, Don, los, 173 Hix, Donald, 497, 249, 358 Hixon, Donald, 497,436,415 1-noon, Della, 397, 497, 374, 321, 363, Hixson, Martha, 548, 247, 353, 420, 426 Hoag, Ann, 570, 341 Hoag, Casper, 570, 313, 407 Hodgden, Lois, 530, 321, 448 Hodges, Donald, 548 Hodges, Raymond, 356 Hodgson, Mark, 570, 341 Hoeltzel, Constance, 548, 341,452 Hofacket, Jerry, 530, 336 Hofter, Josephine, 450 Hoffman, John, 377 Hoffman, Robert, 530, 308, 150,448 Hoffmann, Katy, 548, 321 Hofsess, Barbara, 548, 255 Hogan, Janice, 570, 321, 392 Hogard, Roy, 570, 287 Hoggard, Patrick, 570, 336 Hogue, Duain, 497, 413 Hohl, Winton, 313 Holcomb, Robert, 497, 281, 415 Holcombe, Thad, Jr., 570, 289, 240 Holden, George, 153 Holden, James, 497, 404, 410 Holderman, Bill, 183 Holland, Andrea, 570, 329 Holland, Charles, 384, 386 Holland, David, 530, 279 Holland, Edward, 384, 497, 293 Holliday, Doris, 570, 329 Hollis, Richard, 570, 259, 240 Hollopeter, Charlotte, 530,239,247 355 Holloway, Billy, 570, 289 Holloway, Carl, 548, 313, 155 Hiisgah, Gene, 497, 152, 158, 355, Holm, Janice, 548, 329 Holman, George, 364 Holmer, Donald, 377 Holmes, Luther, 570, 336 Holmes, Mary, 530, 321 Holt, Clarabeth, 548, 372, 247 Holt, lmy, 391 Holt, Jackie, 497, 372,333 Holt, Madalynne, 548, 247, 246 Holtz, Hans, 497, 369 Holtz, lrmgard, 548, 321 Holzer, Chris, 412 Homan, Suzanne, 497, 255, 426 Honaker, Errol, 313, 166 Honegger, Janet, 570, 301, 329 Honer, Harold, 530 Honeycutt, Barbara, 397, 497, 341, 399, 425, 437 Hoobler, John, 530, 150, 423 Hood, J. Wilson, 367 Hood, Jimmy, 497 Hooper, Frances, 548, 245, 394 Hooper, Nancy, 570, 321 Howe, Marvin, 498, 370, 372, 281, 151, 451, 414 Howe, Stanley, 334 Howery, Thomas, 498, 369, 395 Howl, Clarence, 549, 371, 379, 308, 446 Howl, David, 299 Howland, Harold, 530 Hoyle, James, 549, 313 Hoyle, Joseph, 386, 387 Hoyt, Cecil, 498, 308, 158, 450, 440, 441 Hubbard, Chester, 498 Hubbard, Margy, 549, 341, 446, 449 Hubbard, Robert, 549, 308 Huckabee, Elmer, 386, 530, 308 Hudak, Martin, 390,404 Hudiburg, Peggie, 283 Hudiburg, Roger, 530, 378 Hudson, Jimmie, 498, 369 Hudson, Mary, 549, 269 Hudson, Truman, 477, 445 Huffman, Don, 570, 308 Huffman, Leslie, 570, 279 Huffman, Ronald, 549, 317, 351, 409 Huggins, Carol, 498, 344, 122 Hughes, Austin, 570, 379, 433 Hughes, David, 398, 438 Hughes Donald 530 263 Jaggers, Wayne, 498 James, Barbara, 530, 372, 380, 271, 438, 191 James, David, 571, 267 James, Frank, 549,425 James Jim 389 James: Johri E., 493, 424 James,4.ighn H. 475, 305, 334, 336, 439, James, Judith, 549, 430 James, Leroy, 571, 313 James, Patsy, 397, 549, 341, 437 James 151' Walter, 499, 367, 263, 141, ll58, 148 357 1'lLlQl1eS:JOl1l1 372 293 4lo l'lUQl1eS, Elizabeth, 570, 247, 329 Hughes, Paula, 247 Hughes, Richard, 139 Hughes, Rowena, 549, 376, 379, 321 Hughes, William, 413 Hughey, Jim, 385, 549, 308,432 Hugo, Eldon, 570,291 Huguelet, Anita, 549, 321 Huitt, Joann, 549, 255, 141,353,450 Huitt, Reta, 498, 329 Hula, Deanna, 549, 265, 426 Hula, Ronald, 530, 308, 424, 448 Hull, Carolyn, 570, 247, 341 Hull, Jerry, 378, 297, 240, 437 Hull, Jesse, 470 Hullet, Virginia, 549, 304, 341, 446 Jameson, Harry, 499 Jameson, Jerry, 549 Jameson, Karel, 397, 549, 325 Jantz, Arthur, 530, 308 Jantz, Dwaine, 499, 372, 308, 401, 411 Janzen, Jerry, 499, 295, 404 Jarman, Ronnie, 571, 317, 364 Jarrell, Leitner, 549, 255, 353, 389, 448, 72 Jarvis, Bernice, 321 Jarvis Gary, 549, 249, 424 Jay, Collier, 336 Jayroe, Sammie, 549, 321, 396, 437 Jeans, Joe, 530 Jech, Sanford, 530, 499, 392, 183 Jeffers, Edgar, 549 Jeffrey, John, 571, 317 Jeffries, Dwayne, 477, 445 Jeffries, Edwin, 530, 336 Jemison, Don, 530 Jenkins, Anne, 530, 341, 353, 389, 449 Jecilqkins, Barbara, 397, 499, 341, 362, Jenkinn, Emagene, 499, 255, 352, 393, 395, 451, 75, 69,450 Jenkins Korrln, 530, 313 Jenkinsl Lorelea, 329 Jeiillgns, Marilyn, 549, 341, 353, 437, Jensen, Jimmy, 530, 336 Jensen, R. Allan, 571, 287 Jensen, Ronald, 410 Hulme, June, 570, 321 Humes, Deanna, 549, 376, 379, 341 Humphrey, B. Jeanette, 549, 329 Humphrey, Theodore, 530 Humphreys, Allan, 570, 251 Humphries, William, 549, 253 Hunt, Charles, 155 Hunt, Howard, 549, 336 Hunter, Bob, 498, 238, 291, 151, 349, 426, 112 Hunter, David, 530, 313 Hunter, Luther, 251, 392 Hunter, Margaret, 379, 431 Hunter, Mary l., 341 Hunter, Mary P., 549, 379, 271 Hunter, Max, 549 Hunter, Robert, 402 Hurdge, Carolyn, 379 Jerome, Betty, 530, 271, 353, 72 Jewell, Diana, 341 Jewett, Clinton, 571, 371 Jindra, Walter, 571 Jirik, Rose, 549 Joachim, Lola, 397, 530, 255, 353,74 Jogan, Jerry, 355 Hooper, Ralph, 331, Hoot, Paul, 570, 333 Hope, R obert, 530, 289 Hope, Virginia, 397, 54a Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopkins, Hopper, Hopson, Horinek Arthur, 570 Charles, 530 Darryl, 408 James, 399 Weldon, 415 Wardell, 302 Joan 344, 448 Horlen,'Joel, 183, 190 Hayden, Donna, 529, 247 Hayden, Judy, 529, 273, 426, 130 Hayes, Craig, 370, 371, 372 Hayes, Dale, 569, 336 Hayes, Hayes, Hayes, Michael, 476, 439 House, Don E., 496, 305, 334, 336, 425 Don H., 529 John, 523, 529, 336, 68, 166 Hayes, Shirley, 496, 321 Haygood Lloyd, 496, 358, 443 Haynes, James, 496, 291 Hays, Harold, Jr., 334 Hays, Harvey, 569, 308 Hays, Neila, 569 Hays, Patsy, 496, 368, 341, 392 Hays, William, 153, 150 Hilbigg Richard, 530, 263, 354 Hilde rand, Dale, 364 Hildebrandt, Bettsy, 570, 283, 329 Hildebrandt, David, 497 Hild Hill Hill nger, Leroy, 399 C. L., 415 Delmar, 387, 497 Horn, Jerry, 530 Horn, Joe, 559, 570, 289 Horn, Margaret, 548, 369, 301, 325, 353, 455 Hornberger, George, 548, 361 Hornbuckle, Rollin, 497 Hill, Doyle, 384, 497 Hill, Gayle, 548, 265, 325 Hill, George, 548, 313 Hill, Jackie, 476, 439, 445 James O 548 H'll, ,, Hill, James R., 570, 379, 336 Hlll, Jerry, 570, 336 Hill, Jimmy, 497, 308 Horrell, Horton, Horton, Hosack, Hoskins, Hosseini Allen, 497, 308 He1en,570,273, 321,436 Ronnie, 180 Sara, 530, 321 Lynn, 548 , Hassan, 426 Hottel, James, 470 Hazleif, Orlando, 302, 184 Head ey, J. Dee, 496, 308, 417, 73 Headrick, Charles, 496 Heald, Edward, 529, 259, 150 Heald, Sandra, 247 Heartsill, Gary, 529, 317, 158,420 Heath, Gary, 295 Hill, Loretta, 548, 353, 395, 438 Hill, Loretta, 548, 329 Hill, Maurice, 570, 336 Hlll, Nancy, 570, 321 Hill, Robert C., 570, 287 Hill, Robert W., 497, 308 Hill, Roger, 470 Heathcoat Donley, 569, 371 Heaton Charles 475 439 444 Hebensperger, Ronald, 569, 308, 401, 423, 432, 448, 418 Heckman, Jean, 569, 379, 301 Hedger, George, 443 Hedges, David, 548, 313, 423 Hedges, Jerry, 569, 372, 289 Hedrick, Corina, 569, 329 Heeney, Marvin, 359 Hetfington, Howard, 529 Hefner, Carol, 529, 283, 426 Hefner, James, 275 Hefner, Milton. 529. 359 Hegreberg, Gerald, 476, 445 Hill, Volentine,497, 351,409,414 Hill, William, 370, 372 Hlllery, Robert, 570, 275 Hills, Ronald, 497 Hllpirt, Hannah, 548, 271, 396, 437 Robert, 302 House, Houser, Glenn, 498, 399 Housley, Gary, 570, 372, 308 Houston, James, 530 Houts, Helen, 548,247 Hove, Larry, 549 Howard, David, 549 Howard, Don, 149 Howard, Eddie, 386, 306 Howard, J. R., 361 Howard, James D., 498, 149, 140, Hurst, Donna, 498, 344 Hurst, Olen, 140, 149 Hurst, Sam, 571, 308 Huser, Herbert, 155 Hussa, Barbara, 571, 372, 321 Huston, Barbara, 549, 329 Huston, Susan, 498, 341 Hutchens, Gilford, 166 Hutcheson, Harvie, 498, 277 Hutchinson, Creston, 549, 275 Hutton, Bobby, 407 Hutton, Stewart, 385 Hyden, Jerry, 530, 241, 336, 166, 172 Hyden, Joe, 166 Hyecker, Raymond, 389 lbbetson, Russell, 549, 369, 367 ldleman, Freda, 397, 549, 341 lhle, David, 571, 336 Ikard, Robert, 530, 308 lllaramendy, Raul, 429 lman, John, 498, 291 lmbeau, Harvey, 571, 372, 336 lngle, James, 351,451 lngmire, Richard, 571, 333 lngram, Francis, 498 lngram, Tomisene, 498, 396, 399 lngram, Wally, 431 Inman, Lavonna, 571, 329 lnscoe, Joseph, 477, 445 Irwin, Robert, 549, 284 Isaacs, Elwyn, 498, 308, 392, 454 Isch, G. Earnest, 155 lselin, Frederick, 549, 279 lvery, A. C., Jr,, 302,431 lves, Lent, 498 lvester, Jim, 530, 317 Ivey, Dean, 549, 371,453,446 John, Ramon, 499, 365 Johndrow, Connie, 549, 301, 325 Johndrow, James, 571 Johns, Forrest, 399 Johns, Fred, 391 Johns, Jay, 413 Johns, Mary, 571, 271, 321 Johnson Annette, 549, 341 Johnson: Barbara, 530, 341, 395 Johnson, Benny, 549, 281 Johnson, Bill, 571, 263 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson: Bobby, 414 Charles, 389 Cheryl, 530, 273, 420 Don, 549, 308 Johnson, Emmett, 391 Johnson Forrest, 499 Johnson: J. Fred, 474, 444 Johnson, James, 571, 313 Johnson Jerry, 571, 287 Johnsonl Judith, 571, 329 Johnson, Kendall, 549, 259, 154,426 Johnson, Kenneth, 571, 371, 379,243 Johnson, Larry, 571, 243 Jogtariison, Linda, 385, 571, 376, 269, Johnson, Loren, 549, 308 Johnson, Marianne, 388, 530, 271, 325, 72 Johnson, Olive, 451 Johnson, Paul, 442 Johnson, Ray,57l, 371, 293,438 Johnson, Ra mond, 530 Johnson, Robert E., 401 Johnson, Robert Lee, 432 Johnson, Robert Low, 499, 281 Johnson, Roy, 499, 375, 317, 432 Johnson, Sara, 571, 341 Johnson, Thomas, 499, 308 Johnson, Warren, 549 Johnson, Wayne, 499 Johnson, Wendell, 499, 401, 423, 411 Johnson, William R., 415 Johnson, William T., 571, 336 Johnson, Willis, 499, 409, 413 Johnston Charles, 149 Johnston Henry, 377, 350 Johnston: Janet, 499, 393, 395, 74 Johnston, Linda, 549, 372, 341 Johnston, Patricia, 571, 247 Johnston Wilbur, 571 Jonnslonl Willard, 499, 317 Johnston, William, 476, 439 Johnston Ch 1 e, ares, 571, 308 Darryl, 549, 295, 398, 446, 74 J Jackson, Alvin, 302 Jackson, Beverl , 571 Jackson, Donaldi 498,281,238 Jackson, Jackson Donna, 329, 420 Gene, 141, 151 Jondahl, Jerry, 499, 287 Hilton, D, A., 375 Hime, Larry, 407 Hlmes, Carolyn, 397, 497, 273, 399, 455 Hinds, Allan, 364 Hines, Freddy, 308 Hines, Gilbert, 415 Hines, Lehmann, 152,442 Hininger, Douglas, 548, 336 Hininger, Leroy, 497, 336 336, 166 Howard, James M., 406, 190, 169 Howard, Joann, 530, 341, 396, 449 Howard, Larry, 570 Howard, Linda,530, 301,325 Howard, Lonnie, 570, 243 Howard, Patricia, 530, 255, 353 Howard, Samuel, 302, 431 Howard William 498 Howe, Alfred, 530, 317 Jackson: Jook, 530 Jon 530 284 Jackson, , , Jackson, Joseph, 530, 371, 379, 263, 240, 359, 451 Jackson, Roger, 498, 411 Jackson, Tom, 151, 158 Jacob, Joan, 397, 571, 271, 341, 450 Jacob, John, 498, 287, 349, 416, 190 Jacoby, Judith, 530, 341,394,448 Jagers, Russell, 571, 284 Jones, Barbara, 571, 321 Jones, Bette, 571, 283, 329 Jones, Betty, 397, 530, 341 Jones, Bill, 470 Jones, Brenda, 571, 247, 329 Jones, Byiron, 530, 336 Jones, C arles, 499, 377,400,411 Jones, Clark, 238, 426 Jones, Cynthia, 549, 255, 392, 191 Jones, Daniel R., 476, 445 Jones, Daniel T., 530, 317 Jones, Donald, 571, 317 Jones, Evelyn, 499 Jones, Gail, 455 Page 611 MacA Kirby: Knezek, Jones, Guilda, 571, 329 Jones, lnez, 571, 341 Jones, James, 499, 263 Jones, Janene, 499, 283 Jones, Janet, 549, 283 Jones, Jerry, 377 Jones, Karen 397, 379, 341,431,446 Janes, igihaleen, 531, 239, 245, 353, 4 389, Jones, Kenneth, 415, 419 Jones, Larry, 549, 253, 154, 156 Jones, Lowell, 364 Jones, Maebelle, 530, 380, 273, 353, 434, 435 Jones, Mary, 549, 304 Jones, Melvin, 499, 243, 403, 416, 140 , Mitchell, 499, 238, 249, 248, 356, 426, 437 Jones, Ned, 499, 404, 410 Jones, Patricia, 499, 247, 341, 392, 191 Jones Jones, Patrick, 571 Jones, Phil, 549, 308, 407, 417 Jones, Randall, 571, 372, 430, 436 Jones, Richard, 549, 275 Robert, 549 Jones, Jones, Rosalie, 531, 341, 434 Russell, 549, 251 Jones, Jones, Stanley, 549, 275, 238, 351 Jones, Ted, 410 Thomas 499 259 Jones, . , Jordan, Glenna, 571, 341, 396 Jordan, James, 499 Jordan, John, 531, 249 Jordan, Max, 499, 259 Jorgensen Karen, 499, 325 .16yee,J. C. 571,291 Joyce, Martha, 368, 549, 321 Joyner, Doris, 500, 321,431 Joyner, Russell, 500, 243 Juday, Susan, 571, 321 Judd, Kenneth, 155 Jueschke, Charles, 531, 356 Jueschke, Thomas, 477, 445 June, Reid, 284 Jungers, Richard, 74 Jurgins, Rosemary, 531, 283, 353 Justice, Donald, 549 K Kadavy, Georgann, 549, 271, 430 Kadavy, Norma, 500, 460 Kagnzig, Gerald, 500, 370, 371, 372, 1 Kahanovsky, Michael, 475, 444 Kail, Charles, 500, 263, 150, 355 Kaisy, Adnan, 392, 180 Kalb, Charles, 571, 289 Kamm, Robert, 71 Kamp, Joanna, 549, 329 Kamp, Marilyn, 571, 245, 329 Kanatzar, Hobart, 500. 404 4 Kapp, Patricia, 550, 329 Karban, Helen, 571, 321 Karch, Eddie, 550, 369, 364 Karns, Don, 550, 253 Kasik, Emil, Jr., 477, 445 Kastanek, Alton, 550 Kasgl, Kenneth, 385, 531, 297, 238,426 4 Katz, Stanley, 470 Kaul, Larry, soo, 368, 263, 359 Kaul, Walter, 531, 313 Kaylor, Dorothy, 531, 321 Keairns, Dale, 571 Kealiher, Dwight, 531, 259 Kearney, Denis, 531, 259 Kearney, M. Allison. 550, 247 Keeley, Suzanne, 500, 341, 393 Keenum, Kenneth, 475, 439 Keith, Barbara, 571, 321,432 Keith, Louis, 571, 313 Keith, Mary, 571, 271, 329 Keith, Wayne, 389 Kellet, Sharon, 500, 191, 304, 341, 352 392, 69, 71 Kelley, Carroll, 500, 426 Kelley, Charles, 381, 500, 251, 437 Kelley, Garland, 531, 361 Kelley, Jack, 571, 336, 424 Kelley, Patricia, 531, 341,394,437 Kelln, Donald, 550, 313,420 Kelly, Allison, 390 Arnold, 571 Kelly, Kelly, Jane, 550, 341 Kelly, Joanne, 531, 371, 283 Kelly, Kelly, Karen, 571 Kay, 321 Kelsey, Judy, 329 Kemp, Billy, 571, 243 Kemp, Donald, 500, 308. 408, 415 Kemp, Virginia, 571, 247, 321 Kempster, William, 531, 398, 438 Kendall, James, 153, 149, 438 Kendall, Robert, 531, 279 Kendrick, Betty, 571, 321, 395 Kendrick, Charlene, 571, 341, 431 Kennedy, Carl, 500, 368, 349, 356, 437, 67, 70 , Danny, 531, 371,291 Kennedy Kennedy, lra, 531, 359 Kennedy, Jesse, 571, 333 Kennedy, Larry, 550 Kenney, Patsy, 397, 571, 341 Kenslow, Janice, 550, 372, 271 Kenworthy, Jean, 550, 336, 453, 418 Kenyon, Austin, 550, 308 Kenyon, Leonard, 531, 334 Kerby, Georgia, 500, 304, 341, 393, 395, 191 Kerby, John, 500 Kernal, Harry, 470, 293 Page 612 Kerr, Jerry, 550 Kerr, Mona, 550, 247 Kershaw, Bryant, 500, 308, 151, 158 Keira, Kaye, 500, 271, 353, 393, 394, Kessler, Molly, 550, 245, 438 Ketchum, Jimmie, 531 Ketchum, John, 448, 412 Ketchum, Lynn, 500, 356 Ketchum, Ralph, 152, 158 Ketchum, William, 571, 313,289 Ketner, Charles, 367 Ketner, Kenneth, 550, 295, 238 Keys, Claudia, 500, 265, 399, 456 Keys, Howard, 166, 172 Khan, Abdul, 470, 426. 429, 410 Khan, Mohammed, 470, 426, 410 Khosrovi, Azar, 470 Kidd, Teddy, 571, 155 Kidwell, Marilyn, 531, 321 Kilgore, Lary, 572 Kilian, C1itford,500, 299, 395, 423 Killeen, William, 572, 299, 424, 448 Killian, Edward, 572, 287 Killingsworth, Helen, 572, 269 Kim, Jung, 550. 333, 450 Kim, Nancy, 369 Kimball, Mari, 572, 271, 329 Kimble, Harold, 474, 439. 444 Kimbro, Paula. 531, 255. 353, 455 Kimes, Gail, 385, 531, 301 Kimes, George, 550, 279 Kincaide, Kenneth, 572. 336, 155 Kubricht, Rose, 501, 371, 380, 283, 352, 393, 395, 74 Kuehner, Phillip, 550 Kuhn, Bill, 414 Kuhn, Monte, 531 Kunkle, Donald, 448 Kunneman, Anna, 501, 304, 341, 362, 396, 399, 450 Kunneman, J. C., 388, 531, 420 Kunneman, Nancy, 550, 255, 452, 455 Kunsman, Judith, 531,265 Kuntz, Berry, 572, 336, 361 Kvica1a,W111iam,572, 333,407 Kyle, Gerald, 501 Kyle, Thomas, 336 Kyser, William, 476, 439, 445 L Labastida, Javier, 429 Laberge, Wanda, 572 Laborde, James, 387 Lacey, Dane, 374 Lackey, David, 386,501,251 Lackey, George, 572, 317 Lacy, L. Dan, 572, 279 Ladd, Linda, 572, 329 Ladd, Wade, 302, 431 Lafortune, Colette, 550, 245, 353, 396 Lagrow, Connie, 550 Lagrow, Jerry, 501 Lahloub, Mahmond, 419 Laidley, Howard, 388, 501,425 Leidig h, Mary, 74 Leighton, Marvin, 475, 439 Leighton, William, 502, 369 Leino,Jaak, 572, 314,420 Lenoir, Walter, 550, 275, 154 Leopold, Jocelyn, 572, 321 Leslie, Edwin, 502, 423 Leslie, Virginia, 550, 329, 125 Lessley, Elodee, 531, 376, 261 Lessor, Russell, 368 Lester, Charles, 424 Lester, Francis, 502, 341 Lester, Saundra, 531, 329, 395 Lett, James, 412 Leven, Andrew, 356, 354, 423, 442, 448 Levitt, Harry, 502, 420, 404, 112 Lewis, James, 149 Lewis, Jerry, 541, 385, 550, 269, 353, 74 Lewis, Judith, 572, 247, 329 Lewis, Larry, 572, 309 Lewis, Linda Lou, 531, 329, 396 Lewis, Linda Lucylle, 572, 326, 329 Lewis, Pat, 572, 333 Lewis, Robert, 369 Lewis, William, 573, 155,337 Liebenheim, Malinda,573, 265,341 Liebl, John, 531 Lightcap, William, 479, 387, 502, 293, 349, 426, 72, 75 Lile, Morris, 573, 293, 314 Lile, Nancy, 573 Luckett, Cecil, 551 Luckti eld, Linda, 573, 273, 329 Lucky, George, 411 Ludwi Ludwi g, Karen, 551, 255, 394,74 g, Steven, 573, 314 Luk, Shing-Kei, 374 Lundgren, Harold, 470 Lundquist, David, 502, 409, 415 Lundy, Arthur, Jr., 386 Lundy, Barbara, 573, 329 Lundy, James, 573, 337, 155 Lung, John, 166 Lupsha, Peter, 551 Luther, Donald, 573 Luton, Adolphine, 573, 329 Luttrull, Ronald, 503 Lyle, John, 503 Lyles, Don, 531, 309 Lyles, Janet, 573, 322 Lyles, Neal, 388, 503, 275 Lynn, Gerry, 503, 415 Lyon, Larry, 531, 372, 275 Lyon, William, 573, 337 Lyons, Tony, 390 Lytle, Dewey, 503, 401 Lytle, Julie, 532, 271, 353, 427, 193 M Maben, Charlene, 551, 301 lpine, David, 240 Kincaide. Norman, 550 Kindle, Bill, 572, 336 Kindt, Leon, 531, 364 Kindt, Ruth, 500 King, Alvin, 550 Kin Ann 55 329 g, , 0. King, David, 572, 249, 436 King, Doyle, 150, 398 King, Jim, 531. 308, 453 Kina, Karol, 387, 500, 255, 390, 393, 3 King, Karolyn, 329 King, Nelson, 500, 375, 317 Lain, Lain, Carolyn, 271 Janis, 550, 271 Lillard, Jean, 550, 372, 273, 395 Limpach, Laverne, 502, 350, 404, 416 King, Woodrow 572 Kina, Woody, 572, 249, 336, 356, 358, 436 Lair, Gary, 501, 305, 306, 308, 158 Lair, George, 531, 401, 418 Lake, Harry, 501 Lall, Diyamir, 426 Laman, Billy, 501, 337 Lambert, Bertus, 531, 333 Lambert, Carolyn, 501, 255, 395, 448 Lambert, David, 550, 275. 448, 417 Lamkin, Karen, 550, 255, 353, 122 Lamphere, Charles W.. 289,437 Lampl, David, 550, 390 Land, Eleanor, 501, 245, 244, 389 Land, John, 572 Land, Virginia, 550, 329,447 75 Linden, Mona, 393, 394 Lindle y, Roberr, 573, 337 Lindsay, Max, 502, 249, 248, 443 Lindsey, John, 531, 317, 408, 415 Linehan, John, 550, 275 Linenf 407 elser, Francis, 573, 314, 448, Lingentelter Lanel, 397, 531, 329 Linihan, Richard, 502 Linn, Julee, 573, 321 Linsen meyer, Ida, 550, 460 Linstaedt, Deanna, 551, 301, 325 Linzey, Betsy, 502, 341, 429 MacDonald, Malcolm, 402, 404 Mace, Joe, 551 Mace, John, 551, 334, 337 Mach, Andrew, 476, 439,445 Mach, John, 503, 309, 401, 411, 416 Machado, Jose, 429 Mack, Charles, 503 Mack, John, 551, 289 Mackey, Keith, 420 Mackey, Marion, 551, 314 Madamba, Jorge, 503, 337, 190, 184, 166, 171 Maddox, R. N., 403 Maddox, Yvonne, 573, 322 Mado Masq le, John, 551, 337 ard, Raymond, 503, 415 Kingery, Gary, 291 Kingerv, Patricia, 531, 245, 389, 69 Kingso lver, Mary, 572, 321 Kinnick, William, 572 Kinnison, Janice, 572, 379, 341 Kinslow, Ronald, 500 Kinyano, Joseph, 470. 332 Kinzer, Henry, 367, 157. 150, 70 Kirby, Barbara, 397.501, 301, 399, 74 Kirby Donna, 550, 255 He1en,550, 304, 321, 353,425 Land, Wm. Paul, 572, 333 Landers, Ross, 531, 308 Lane Lane , Barbara, 572, 329 , Linda, 550, 341 Lane, Suvanne, 572, 329 Lane, Ted, 550, 313, 155 La ng , James, 572, 308 Lang, Janice, 550, 273, 437 Lang, Julia, 550, 329 Lang, Patricia, 550, 341 Langley, Joe, 388, 501, 238, 243, 426, 437, 72 Kirby, James, 470, 157 Marilyn, 550. 341 Kirby, Kirby, Maynard. 501, 308, 399, 450 Kirk, Johnny, 550, 257 Kirkland, Donald, 572. 743 Kirkpatrick, Harold. 550. 371, 277 Kirkpatrick, John, 572, 763 Kirkpatrick, Lola, 531, 321 Kirks, Ellis. 404 Kirmse, Dale. 306, 351, 452, 403,416 Kirschstein. Bob, 550 767 Kissinger, Donna. 517 341.420 Kitch, Gerald, 501, 400 411, 416 Kitchen, Lester, 550. 287. 336, 166 Kitchens, William, 572 308 Kittrell, James. 572. 308 Kivett, Howard 393 Klaus, Carole, 550. 765, 325 Klein, William 470 Kliesen, Kenneth. 577 317,448 Langston, Guy, 572, 309 Lanp here, Charles, 550 Laplante, Loyal, 415 Lapsley, Norene, 420 Lapsley, Tiner, 420 Larkin, Carl, 550, 243 Larki Larra n, John, 386 bee, Robert, 550 Larue, Ted, 572, 309 Lasater, Garland, 476, 445 Lasater, Lois, 572, 341, 440 Lasle Lasle y, Jimmie, 360 y, Patricia, 531, 341, 363 Laszlo, lstvan, 434 Latham, Alvin, 572, 279 Latham, Fred, 166, 168 Latham, Mable, 501, 301 Laubach, Robert, 368 Lavendusky, James, 299 Laves, Robert, 474, 444 Lippel, Lewis Jr., 305, 333, 418 List, Linda, 573, 247, 329 Litle, Larry, 573, 309, 155 Little, Fred, 502, 357, 363, 358, 443 Little, Marilyn, 573, 341 Littlefield, Bobby, 502, 361 Littleiohn, Patricia, 573, 255, 329 Littleton, Dick, 371 Livergood, Bruce, 502, 279 Livingston, Hoyt, 139 Livingston, Marvin, 531, 251, 403 Lloyd, Barbara, 573 Lloyd, Dee, 573, 321 Lloyd, Donald, 573, 284 Lloyd, Sam, 573 Lo, Dennis, 531, 317, 351, 408, 414, 416 Loatman, Thomas, 531, 263, 350, 351, 357, 354, 70 Loats, Leroy, Rev., 450 Lochner, Jerrel, 502, 350, 363, 400, 446, 411, 75 ' Lochridge, Byron, 502, 400 Lockwood, Ronald, 476 Loetfelholz, John, 398 Logan, Barbara, 431 Logan, Shirley, 140, 321 Logsdon, Nancy, 573, 329 Lohrey, John, 551, 275, 154 Lollar, Jack, 573 Lomax, John, 531, 152, 158,390 Magness, Mary, 551, 329 Magnuson, Kay, 573, 342 Magnuson, Ray, 503, 371, 401, 446, 411 Mahan, Julia, 551, 342,451 Mahan, Susanna, 551, 329, 425 Maher, James, 448 Mahmoud, Mahmoud, 471, 419 Mahmud, Atiqur, 426, 429 Maidt, Albert, 287 Main, Main, Donald, 371, 379 John, 532, 251 Mair, Glen, 532 Maior, Betty Ann, 503, 271 Maior, Joe, 384 Maior, Larry D., 475, 378,439 Maior, Larry Doyle, 444 Maior, Phillip, 476, 445 Mallams, Eldon, 573, 309 Mallory, Margaret, 532, 247, 436, 446 Malone, Daryl, 573, 283, 322, 431 Malone, Victor, 551, 243 Malsam, George, 415 Mamm Mandr en, Edwin, 404 . ell, Freddie, 551 Mangrum, Elmer, Jr., 503, 309, 425, 414 Mangum, Fred, 471 Mank, Russell, Jr., 573, 284 Manley, Curtis, 532 Manley, John, 551, 372 Kliewe Kline, Kline, Klinqe r, Linda, 572, 269, 449 Marvin, 572, 259 Russell, 451 r, Jack, 550, 313 Klinolesmith, Robert, 572 Klinkle Kluett, Knapp Knapp Knaus. Knezek, , Don, 401 Howard. 374 , R:11y,5o1, 372,259,451 , Tom, 358 Darrel, 257 Laverne, 470 Robert, 409 Knight, James, 531 Knight Knous, en,William,475, 439,444 Darrel, 572 Knouse, Kay. 501, 179 Knowles, .lirnmie 779 404 Koehler. Rav. 50' 415 Kolar, Charles, Jr., 531, 263, 350, 357, 367, 442 Kolarik, Martha 53' 329 Kolb, Walter, 501 375 Koller, Don, 372, 281 Kordbacheh, Reza 470. 426 Kornfeld, Marshall, 531 Korterneier, Earl, 531, 305, 306, 308, 452 Kortha se, Bob, 572, 336 Kraeger. Earl, 399 Krakar, Robert, 4'7 Krause, Albert, 572, 293 Krause, John, 406 Lavin, Margaret, 572, 273, 329 Law, Dixie, 376, 379 Lawless, Lou Ann, 572, 255, 341 DeWayne. 572, 154 Lawrence, Lawrence, Earl, 384, 501, 289, 390, 436 Harlev, 550 Lawrence, Lawrence, Jo, 572, 321 John 418 Lawrence, . , Lawrence, Mickey, 550 Londo n, C nthia, 573,341,425 Loney, Bytliel, 551, 367 Long, Elizabeth, 551, 271, 446, 74 Long, George, 378 Long, Harry, 551, 267 Long, Long, Long, Longa Longa Jean, 573, 342 Patricia, 573, 321 Paul, 377 cre, Barbara. 502, 376 cre, Gary 359 Krause, Karen, F01, 245, 244, 352, 454 455, 69, 75, 71 Krausse, Stanley, 501, 415 Kretchmar, Mary, 531. 329 Kreymborg, James, 531,259 Kribbs, Katherine, 501, 273, 438 Krider, John, 531 Krivy, Richard, 531, 415 Kroeker, Billy, 501 Krohri, Karyn, 550, 341 Lawson, David, 531, 279 Lawson, Jack, 360 Lawson, William, 572, 313 Lawyer, Sara, 572, 269, 329 Laym an, William, 150 Leake, Joe, 572, 253 Leal, Leonard, 572, 337 Leaumont, Robert, 550, 257, 154 Leaverton, Erwin, 405 Leavitt, Lebe Donald, 531, 267 au, Vance, 309 Lebeda, Beverly, 572, 341, 434 Lebe Lebe Lebe LeCr da, Dennis, 572 da, Ervin, 370, 372. 356 da, Mary, 372, 379 one, Fred, 70 Ledbetter, Homer, 140. 157, 159, 150 Ledezma, Altonso, 429 Lee, Barbara, 397, 255 Lee, Deborah. 550, 283 Lee, Don F., 388 Lee, Donald. 550. 314 Lee Linda C., 572 341 reel Lines L., 550.'265. 329 Lee, Margaret, 550, 341, 451, 437 Lee, Mary, 572, 283, 329 Lee, Paul, 531 Lee, Sharon, 572, 245, 329 Lee Ting 572 309 Letever, Hermion, 156 Legrand, Frank. 355. 432 Lei, Teh Ling, 402, 406, 112 Lookabaugh, Albert, 502, 378, 314, 157, 149 Lord, Richard, 551, 333 Lorenz, George, 368 Lorenz, Max, 531 Loring, Sharon, 425 Losleben, James, 573, 337, 420, 448 Lotspeich, Richard, 391 Loughridge, Bobby,385, 502,425 Loustaunau, Joaquin, 470 Love, Robert, 502, 360 Love, Rodney, 531 Love, Shir1ee,531, 368,321 Love, William, 502,337, 367,442 Lovelace, Bill, 432 Loveless, Jesse, 502, 443 Lovell, George, 551 Lovell, Sharla, 321 Lovett, Charles, 573, 287, 240 Low, Betty, 551, 322 Lowe, Jim, 502, 275, 390 Lowe, Louise, 502, 395, 437 Lowe, Patricia, 451, 460 Lowery, Sammie, 502, 380, 326, 329 Lowrance, Bobby, 418 Loy, Mary Lou, 551, 283, 239, 353, 396, 455 Loypetira, Prapha, 470, 325 Lucas, Billy, 551 Lucas, David, 573, 309, 155 Lucas, Michael, 477, 450, 445 Luck, William, 407 Manley, William, 532, 398, 438 Mannin, Janice, 573, 269 Manning, Charles, 532, 503, 309, 429 Manning, Huey, 381 Manning, Jerry, 503, 428 Mannschreck, Karlson, 363 Mannschreck, Phillip, 551, 156 Manring, Pat, 573, 379, 269, 329 Mansfield, Jim, 404 Mapp, Esther, 503, 342, 446 Mappes, Henry, 475, 439, 444 Marcum, W. June, 573, 342 Marion, Fred, 419 Maritt, Beverly, 551, 265, 353, 389, 438 Markham, Richard, 573, 337 Markley, Nancy, 551, 283 Markley, Susan, 551, 329, 353, 438 Marland, Ernest, 414 Marley, William, 551, 249, 424 Marlow, Jerry, 551, 259 Marney, Shirley, 573, 329 Marguardt, Jason, 573, 337 Marsh, Dixie, 532, 301, 392, 435 Marsh, Jim, 573, 251 Marsh, Newell, 364 Marshall, Claude, 503, 409, 415 Marshall, Mary Lou, 573, 269, 329 Marshall, Pansy, 363, 396 Marshall, Ralph, 573, 337 Marston, Robert, 532, 337, 401 Martin, Betty A., 573, 342, 392 Martin, Betty S., 573, 329 Martin, Bobby, 503, 309, 361 Martin, David, 277 Martin, Eugene, 277, 238, 426 Martin, Joe O., 551, 309 Martin, Joe P., 532 Martin, L. Stanley, 532, 317 Martin, Lloyd, 365 Martin 446 , Marlene, 397, 342, 362, 399 Martin, Mina, 573, 273, 322, 392 Martin, Ray, 419 Martin, Royce, 551, 337 Martin, Sandra M., 573 Martin, sandra s., 573, 259, 329 Martinez, Fernando, 532 McDaniel, Jimmy, 504, 378,413 McDaniel, M. Carleen, 322 McDaniel, Milton, 532, 309, 351, 355, 357, 363 McDaniel, Suzan, 551, 325 McDonald, Shirley, 372 Mende, Marxsen, Lindrith, 551, 376, 379, 301, 325 Maschino, Francis, 299, 364 McDowell, Robert, 551, 314 McDowell, William M., 551, 309, 275 Melikian, Armenak, 505 Melone, Laura, 574, 265, 330 Melton, Benny, 574 Melton Donald, 532, 267, 149 Melton: Linda, 505, 271 Melton, Roger, 552, 267 Melton, Virgil, 433 Yuichi, 532, 333 McDowell, William S., 476 Mastin, Mash, Bobby, 503 Mashunkashey, Rosem, 573, 322 Mason, Donald, 551, 306, 309 Mason, Gai1,573, 322,450,420 Mason, Harry, 551, 259, 399 Mason, James, 371 Mason, Jon, 573, 291, 240 Mason, Sue, 573, 269, 329 Mason, Verna, 532, 273, 455 Mason, Virginia, 396 Massad, Rae Nell, 551, 329 Massey, Keril, 240 Masters Eddie, 551, 420 Masters: Onia, 342 Raaari, 573, 275, 112 McDown, Art, 333 McElhaney, James, 532, 243 McEndarfer Edward, 574, 308 McEndree, Rita, 322 McGee, Albert, 369, 143, 149, 249, 156 McGee, Annetta, 551 McGee, Clitton, 532 McGee, Donna, 551, 372, 380 McGee, James, 532 McGee, Mary Ann, 532, 322 McGee, Noal, 532, 309 McGee, Robert, 504, 279 McGee, Vergil, 391 McGi1liard, P. C., 367 Matheney, Peggy, 551, 342 Mathews, Don, 532, 333 McGivney, Mary Jo, 425 McGrew, Lawrence, 574, 314 Mathews, Pearlie, 371 Mathis, Billy, 503, 378 Mathis, Virginia, 573, 329 Matlock, James, 354- Mattern, Barbara, 503, 304, 326, 329, 399, 451 Matthews, Frank, 573, 333 Matthews, Gerald, 532, 309, 403 Matthews, Leon, 420 Matthews , Lynda, 573, 265, 329, 396 Matthiesen, Lee Roy, 532, 309 McKissick, Mauch, Fred, 532, 406 Mauldin, Joe, 381, 503 Mauldin, Wayne, 355 Mauney, Gwen, 574, 329 Maxson, Joe, 369 Maxwell, James D., 503 Maxwell, James 1., 532, 151, 158, 143, 390 Maxwell, John, 386, 503, 284, 238, 453, 421, 72 Maxwell, Judy, 574, 344 Maxwell, Ken ynne, 503, 255 May, Claude, 503, 438, 402, 406 May, Frances, 397, 532, 330, 353 May, Gerald, 574, 284 May Noal, 551 Mayberry, Timothy, 503, 400 Mayer, Donald, 504, 295, 389 Mayer, Michael, 388, 504, 293 Mayfield, Frances, 532, 269, 353, 456 Mayo, Mark, 477, 445 Mays Victor, 574, 337, 361 McAfee, Ronald, 275 McAlister, Tomisene, 504 McAllister, David, 412 McAllister, Doris, 363, 367, 460 McAne1ly, Patricia, 574, 330 McGrew, Marcia, 551 , 265 McGuire, Floyd, 574, 309 McGuirk, Cynthia, 552,247,420 Mcllroy, Harold, 532, 309, 435, 68, 72 Mcllvoy, Connie, 387, 504, 277, 238, 426 Mclntosh, Jeanette, 574, 269, 330 Mclntosh, Ronald, 574, 314 Mclnturtt, Alfred, 504, 279 McKask1e, Hard , 446 McKask1e Hattibel, 574 McKee, 1Jeroy, 309 McKeel, Cameron, 388, 504, 305, 314, 311 Mengedoht, Anne, 574 Mengedoht, Larry, 552, 407, 417 Menz, Lawrence, 552 Merk, Alexander, 257, 240 Merrill, Sue, 574, 273, 330 Merriott, Neal, 552, 154 Merritt, Anthony, 574, 281 Mersch, Paul, 552, 314 Merz, Donald, 552, 309 Messihi, Joseph, 419 Messler, James, 574, 289, 337 Metcalf, Roger, 532, 267 Metcalf, Wayne, 190, 184 Methvin, Kenneth, 415 Meydag, Richard, 574, 337 Meyer, Adrian, 505, 356, 452 Meyer, Norman, 532, 275, 112 Michael, James, 251 Mickel, J. B., 367 Midani, Ziyad, 419 Middlebusher, Jerry, 552, 240, 249 Middleton, Jack, 574, 309 Middleton, Laura, 574, 322 Middleton, Phil, 505, 295, 238, 67 Miers, William, 532 Mihura, Jimmie, 505, 183 Mikish, Richard, 505 Milacek, Alan, 574 Milam, Linda, 552, 304, 330, 392, 420, 425 Milam, Paul, 505,413 Miles, Mary, 574, 342 Moffatt, Raymond, 407 Motfer, Eddie, 405 Moffett, Dean, 575, 291 Moffitt, Bill, 406 Mohling, Charlie, 552,433 Monacelli, Kenneth, 506, 415 Montorte, William, 372 Monlgold, Gerald, 412 Monkres, Terry, 506, 291 Murray, Harold, 533, 337 Murray, Jane, 552, 322 Murray, Jo Ann, 507, 330 Murray, John, 314 Murty, Duane, 533, 180 Muscato, John, 299, 238,426 Mussa, Myers, Joseph, 453 Charlotte, 575, 261, 240 Myers, Daphne, 552, 245, 436 Monset, Hadi, 426 Montgomery, Charles, 552, 314 Montgomery, Dean, 416 Montgomery, lzclward, 575, 293 Montgomery, Orville, 532, 289 Montgomery, R. Duane, 552, 337, 155 Montgomery, Roy, 506, 398 Montgomery, William, 375 Montgomery w nina 575, 330,437 Moooy, Ida, 506, 322, 392 Mooney, John, 515, 309 Mooney, Patricia, 506, 325, 324 Mooney, Thomas, 414, 263,444 Moore, Calvin, 532, 314 Moore, Dennis, 249 Moore, 1-rank, 532, 267 McBivney, Mary Jo, 342 McArdle, Myrna, 551, 325 McAskill, Paula, 551, 342, 362 McAtee, Franklin, 504, 289 McBrayer, Joseph, 504, 361 McKellips, Raymond, 391 McKelvy, Patsy, 552, 271 McKenney, Harold, 574, 337 McKenzie, Glenn, 504 McKenzie, Joe, 574 McKinley, Robert, 552, 433, 406 McKinney, Beverly, 574, 330 McKinney, Jimmy, 405 Kent, 379 McKown, Beverly, 532, 342, 353, 395 McKown, George, 504, 289, 390 McLain, Aubrey, 504, 369, 377, 293, 349, 351, 403, 75, 73, 416, 410 McLain, Richard, 291 McLain, Virginia, 504, 301 McLaughlin, Bob, 574, 337 McLaughlin, James, 263, 351, 364 McManemin, Frances, 552, 269 McMichael, Rosemary, 574, 271, 342 431 McMillan, William, 552, 309, 351, 399, 112 McMillen, Zona, 532, 342, 399 McMi1lon, Mary Sue, 552, 301 McMindes, Helen, 574, 322 McMinimy, Lawrence, 552, 364 McMinimy, Stewart, 552, 399 Milford, Deanna, 552, 342 Millard, Billie, 397, 552, 301, 353 Miller, Albert, 309 Miller, Anne, 574, 330 Miller, Beverly, 574, 342 Miller Miller Miller , Blutord, 574, 314, 451 , Donald, 574, 253 , Donna, 532, 372, 380, 322 Miller, Edker, Jr., 309 Miller, Edmund, 574 Miller, Edward, 505, 317,406 Miller, Ethyl, 552, 322, 437, 448 Miller, Gaylen, 437 Miller, Gloria, 438 Miller, Harold L., 505, 416 Miller, Harold V., 475, 432, 439, 444 Miller, Henderson, 574, 309 Miller, Jack, 474, 444 Miller, Jackson, 477 Miller, Jimmie B., 574 Miller, Jimmy D., 363 Miller, John Harold, 505 Miller, John Herbert, 403 Miller, John L., 363 Miller, Larry C., 552 Miller, Larry G., 574, 309 Miller Miller Miller Marideth, 574, 283, 330 Marilyn, 552,269 Mich el C 1 Moore, Moore, Hilliard, 506 Howaro, 289 Myers, David, 533, 305, 314, 311 Edward 575 314 Myers, , , Myers, Jo Anne, 507, 283 Myers, Joe, 507, 291, 399, 75 Myers, Marilee, 575, 245, 330,431 Myers, Ralph, 507, 378, 71 N Naegeli, Darryl, 533 Naeter, A., 416 Naifeh, Peggy, 575, 322 Nail, Nicholas, 477, 445 Naito, Lester, 474 Nam, Duck Woo, 471 Nantz, William, 507, 275, 141, 152 Nardin, Esther, 507, 322,431 Nash, David, 575, 317 Nash, Linda, 575, 344 Nash, Robert, 575, 287, 154 Naugle, Tom, 154 Nawaby, Ahmad, 426, 427 Nay, Herbert, 552, 295 Nay, Ruth, 245 Needham, Frank, 533, 275, 404, 112 Neeley, Dwight, 575, 337 Neet J. Fred, Jr., 575, 337 Neighbors, Donald, 471, 391 Moore, Jack, 315, 138 Moore, James LJ., 506, 413 Moore, James R., 506 Moore, Janet, 515, 342 Moore, Jerry D., 515, 309 Moore, Jerry M., 506, 309 Moore, John L., 575 Ma-fare, John VV., 157, 159, 146, 140, Moore, Kip, 532, 259 Moore, Mary, 506, 211, 396, 450 Moore, Noel, 552 Moore, Patricia, 304 Moore, Paul, 552, 314 Moore, Peggy, 552, 330, 434 Moore, Philip, 552, 405 Moore, Richard B., 371 Moore, Richard H., 506, 314 Moore, Richard L., 506, 259 Moore, Robert, 319, 450 Mortord, Elizabeth, 552, 273, 353, 362, 363, 396, 451 Morgan, Bob, 533 Morgan, Fred, 309 Morgan, Joyce, 316, 379 Morgan, Lloyd, 506, 150, 243, 451, 420, 413 Morgan, Ralph, 575, 284, 449 Morgan, Richard, 506 Morgan , Tommy, 552 Morris, Donna, 552, 330 Morris, Harry D., 533 Morris, Harry P., 309 Morris, Jannell, 533, 330, 396 Morris, Mary, 397, 507, 271, 352, Nelson, Berta, 552, 342 Nelson, Billy D., 311, 446 Nelson, Bill K., 314,354,452 Nelson, Bobby, 575 Nelson, Carl, 391 Nelson, Carol, 575, 301, 322 Nelson, Donald, 507, 275, 390, 437 Nelson, Jack, 471, 314, 311, 354, 453, 442 Nelson, John, 553 Nelson Milton 389 Nelsonl Zan, 507, 249, 365, 424, 443, 70 Na1sdn,zan1yn,s75,2a3, 330 396, 399, 426 Morris, Phillip, 552, 506,337 Morris, Roberta, 515, 271, 330 Morrison, Delbert, 507 Morrison, Denver, 575, 314 McMorris, Jack, 364 an Raymond, 552 McWhorter, Jerry, 552 McBride, Fred, 150 McBride, James, 574, 333 McBride, Linda, 574, 273, 330,436 McBride, Nancy, 574, 322 McBride, Thomas, 551, 253 McBride, Walter, 532, 291 McCabe, John, 574 Dorothea, 504, 342 McCain, McCallie, James, 445 McCartney, Jesse, 574, 314 McCarty, Danny, 551, 372, 314 McCaski1l, Clark, 532, 337 McCaslin, Jerome, 551, 314 McCauley, Marianne, 574, 283, 322 Maclain, Larry, 504, 295, 447 McClard, Charles, 551, 314, 398 McClellan, Hal, 574, 243 McClelland, Charles, 532 McClenny, Jo Ann, 551, 342 McCloskey, Margaret, 551, 330 McCloud, Charles, 419 McClure, Hugh, 371 McClure, Samuel, 574 McComb, Walter, 504, 401 McConnell, John, 504, 350, 400, 453, 446, 411, 416, 75 McCorkle, Raymond, 355 McCormick, Jimmy, 551, 309 McCormick, Lois, 532, 325 McCormick, Robert, 551, 289 McCornack, John, 504, 405, 416 Mcgdurphy, Leola, 397, 505, 239, 247 McMurphy, Wilfred, 263, 355 Mcgxgurtrey, Marguerite, 387, 505, 4 McMurtry, Jon, 141, 152 McMurtry, Leonard, 532, 317, 405 McNally, Pau1,284, 141,421 McNally, Stanley, 505, 367 McNamara, Reggie, 574 McNatt, Leora, 574, 330 McNeely, Maurice, 505, 409 Mahan, Ray 390 McCoy, Charles, 155 McCoy, Pa McCracken McCracken: tricia, 551, 342 Curtis, 471 Robert, 551, 275 Macraa, William, 551, 291 Migroskey, Belva, 381, 574, 304, 344 McCubbin, Robert, 279, 413, 414 McCuiston, Sarah, 504, 247, 246, 352, 69, 75 McCu1lagh, Paul, 532 McCullaugh, Patricia, 551 Maman, Raylene, 574, 342 McNeill, John, 505, 401 McNulty, Gale, 505 McNutt, Derald, 358 McPhail, Darlene, 552, 330 McPhai1, Jack, 574, 241, 337, 184 McPheeters, Donald, 505, 309,432 McPheron, Donald, 350 McPherson, Dixie, 471 McQueeney, Terry, 388, 423 McOuown, Lattie, 574 McSparrin, Bernard, 367 McVay, Garold, 532, 309, 403 McVey, Jeanette, 574, 322 McWherter, Janis, 505, 283 McWhirter, Patricia, 397, 552, 304, 322 McWilliams, Robert, 387, 505 Meaders, John, 574, 337 Meador, James, 337 Means, R. E., 416 Mears, Richard, 505, 369, 372, 401, 418 Medinguild, Jack, 399 Medley, Johnny, 505, 424 Medley, Merrel, 337, 155 Meek, Anne, 552, 325, 425, 446, 449 Meek, Patricia, 387, 532, 330,437 , a ., 55 Miller, Michael D., 574, 289, 337 Miller Miller , Oscar, 552, 259, 309 Pete, 505, 284 Miller: Robert c., 532, 404 Miller Miller Miller , Robert E., 575 , Sarah, 387, 330 Stephen, 575, 279 Mil1er:Tilden, 420 Miller Miller Miller , Virginia, 575, 255, 322 Vvlcanda 532 322 Q 1111anH, 155 Millholen, Gale, 412 Millig , Millington, Scott, 154 M111a,13 M111s,.1 oyd, 474, 374, 439, 444 oe,532, 306, 309, 451,72 Mills, John, 532, 279, 71 Mills, Judith, 532, 255, 239, 455 Mills, Miles, 532, 309, 411 Mills, Robert, 505 Mills, William, 532, 309, 400 Morrison, Katharine, 474, 444 Morriso n, Larry, 575, 337 Morrison, Wes1ey, 515, 309 Morrow, Carolyn, 575, 269, 322 Morrow, Don, 475, 439 Morrow, Wanda, 552, 342, 396 Morton, Benny, 267 Morton, Bob, 368, 70 Morton, James, 506, 275 Morton, Judith, 552, 330, 431 Morton, Nancy, 552, 325, 449, 123 Morton, Norman, 507, 413 Nemecek, Glen, 337 Nemecek, Mary, 507, 342, 352, 393, 396, 399, 450 Ness, Paul 533 Nesser, John 403 Netzeband, Carolyn, 533, 245, 244 Neumann, Marilyn, 553, 273 Nevill, Gailyn, 402 Neville, Margherita, 553, 330 Newberry, Don, 575, 284 Newberry, Earl, 391 Newberry, Joe, 533, 297 Newby, Jean, 322 Newby, Linden, 575, 314,446 Newcomb, Betsy, 575, 283, 330 Newcum, Abigail, 533, 322,431,437 Newell, George, 366 Newell, William, 507, 287, 151 Newlin, Paul, 533, 309 Mi1lsap,Ova,575,322 Millstead, Chester, 505, 157, 159, 150 Milster, Charles, 505, 409 Milton, James, 575, 309 Minard, Donald, 386 Minnick, Freddie, 506, 309 Minnoch, John, 151, 158, 251 Minter, Earl, 532, 289 Minter, Lucile, 575, 342 Mirth, Joneph, 506 William 506 McCulloch, Robert, 277 Mggiullough, Barbara, 504, 380, 269, McCullough, Charles, 574, 243 Meeker, D an, 574, 337, 424 Meeks, Linda, 574, 330, 434 Megee, G loria, 552, 372 Megee, Janelle, 552, 372 Megee, Susan, 574, 273, 330 Mitcham, Thomas, 506 Mitchell, Charles, 552, 314 Mitchell, David, 477, 445 Mitchell, Don, 552, 257 Mitchell, Edith, 575 Mitchell, Jeanette, 397, 532,261 Mitchell, Jerry, 575 Mitchell, Kenneth, 552 Mitchell, Linda, 575. 322 Mitchell, Marilyn, 269. 68, 69 Mitchell, Noah, 552, 309 Mitchell, Paul, 443 Mitchell, Robert, 506. 406 Mitchell, Thomas, 293 Mitchell Val 552 243 Mitchell: W. lKeerian, 505, 297 Mitchell McCul1y McCullough, Naomi, 504, 342 , Barbara, 504, 460 Mehlis, Meiers, John, 532, 333 Edward, 399 McCune, Anita, 532, 368, 304, 322, 392, 431, 191 McCutchan, Carl, 504, 409 McCutcheon, Joe, 574, 314, 451 Meinders, Don, 574, 334,337 Meinders, Janet, 505, 342,396 Meitler, Steve, 505, 149 Melaugh, John, 415 Mixon, Marilyn, 552, 283, 455 Mobley, Douglas, 384, 388,506,291 Modlin, Frank, 532,409 Moe, Culver, 475, 439, 444 Moffatt, Lewis, 552, 289 Moser, Robert, 552 Moses, Margaret, 552, 325 Mosler, Carol, 368, 389 Moss, Charles, 154, 359 Moss, Marion, 183 Mosshammer, Joy, 575 Mounce, Gary, 533, 309, 150,451 Mount, Darl, 367 Mount, Gary, 367 Mount, Ronald, 575 Mounts, Della, 575, 322 Moussazadeh, Ali, 575, 333 Mowdy, Thomas, 475, 333, 439, 444, 67 Moxley, Bill, 406 Moyer, Jack, 407 Moyer, Jerry, 575, 259 Mudaris, Tamadhir, 426 Muegge, Don, 507, 279, 356, 389 Muegge, Joe, 575, 371, 379, 309 Muegge, Sharon, 552, 379, 247 Mudd, William, 533, 314, 134 Muia Cynthia, 552, 301, 330, 353, 44 Muieeb, Zohra, 426, 429 Mullender, Lawrence, 471, 317 Mullins, Charles R., 507, 351 Mullins, Charles W., 552, 251, 453, 432 Mullman,Ann,575, 301,330 Mulvihill, Michael, 183 Muncy, Donald, 477, 445, 419 Mundell, Terry, 575, 289 Munson, William, 475,439 Murdaugh, J. O., Jr., 533, 151, 158 Murdock, John K., 575, 309, 401, 451, 420 Murdock, John M., 552, 295 Murphy, Charles, 366, 70 Murphy, David, 378 Murphy, Owen, 575, 309 Murray, Anna, 575, 342 Newlin, Rog err, 575, 309 Newman, Billie, 553, 322 Newman, Carl, 507, 378, 333 Newman, Carroll, 575, 275 Newman, Esther, 553, 255 Newman, Howard, 575, 309 Newman, Virginia, 376 Newton, Will, 575, 314 Niblack, John, 533, 287, 149 Nichols, C. A., 533 Nichols, Nedra, 575, 342 Nichols, V. J., 533, 309 Nichols Virgil 507 Nicholson, Jack, 404 Nicholson, James D., 553 Nicholson, James H., 553 Nickel, Jean, 507, 239, 245, 399, 450, 69, 74 Nickels, Ernest, 575, 337, 155 Nickels, Joy, 507, 361 Nickelson, Merle, 507, 263, 360, 442, 443, 70 Nickles, Dan, Jr., 275, 154,398 Nicholson, Audrey, 507, 322 Nienhaus, David, 471 Nightengale, Jack, 533 Nightengale, Louis, 477, 445 Nikkel, Roy, 507, 309 Nilson, Arthur, 553, 291 Nimmo Waylan, 575, 337 Nino, Carlos, 553 Nishimuta, Robert, 507 Nithman, Charles, 533 Nivens, Kenneth, 384, 507,433 Nix, Patsiann, 575, 261 Nix, Robert, 553, 309 Nixdn, Caroline, 553, 271, 446, 449, 450 Nixon, Elton, 370,372,371 Nobbe, Wendell, 507 Nobis, Donald, 507, 158,452,409 Noble, Noel, 533, 428 Noble, Robert, 404 Noel, Charles, 257 Noel C1yda,507, 379, 247, 395 Noe1l,Sandra,553,379,322 Nokes, Bill, 553, 368, 309,423 Nolen, Mickey, 533 Noles, Donnie, 414 Noonan, Gary, 533, 249, 358 Norcom, Warren, 388, 533, 317 Norman, Benny, 475,444 Norman, Don, 155 Page 613 444 - Posey, Clay M., 474, 444 Norman, Joe, 553, 314, 425 Norman, Norval, 553, 337 Norman, Thurman, 367 Norris, Donald, 152 Norris, William, 507, 305, 314, 311, 404 North, Nasha, 255 Northcutt, Carol, 553, 342 Northcutt, Dan, 507, 253, 150, 190, 166, 169 Northrup, Clyde, 533, 305, 314, 311, 190, 184 Northup, Donna, 575, 342 Norton, F. Jane, 396 Norvell, Carolyn, 575, 322 Norwood William, 184 Nowlin, Clark, 533, 309 Nowlin, Gary, 306 Now1in,John, 508, 151, 158, 148, 180 Noyes, Ronald, 508, 371, 263, 149, 357, 405 Nuckolls, Charles, 508, 408,414 Nuckolls, Nancy, 575, 247, 322 Nunn, James, 508 Nurse, Carol, 508, 245, 244, 392, 191 Nuseibeh, Tai-U1-De, 533, 426, 408, 413, 419 Nusz, Lawayne, 368, 442 O Oakes, Lonnie, 508 Oakes, Tom, 508, 289, 404 Oakley, Jerome, 533, 275, 149 Oberlender, Fred, 508 O'Brien, Patricia, 575, 265 Obszarny, Louise, 576, 322 O'Connor, Richard, 508, 289 O'Del1, Perry, 533, 152 Odom Terry, 428, 407 Odoritero, Rosie, 576, 322 Oehlschlager, Allan, 576, 309 Oesch, Miriam, 533, 380, 283, 353, 452, 67, 128 Ogden, Henry, 471, 314, 428 Ogden John, 405 Ogle, Cheryl, 576, 330 Ogle, Jamen, 390 Ogle, Joe, 553 ollvar, Gates, 533, 263, 356, 357 Oliver, J. Edward, 553, 337, 451, 437, 408, 419, 155 Oliver, Robert, 576, 309 Olson, Georgia, 553, 322 Olson, H. C., 367 Oltmanns, Joanne, 533, 261 O'Neal, William, 508, 275 on-ay, Billy, 576, 412 Opitz, Charlie, 508 Oral, Lee, 314 Oren, John, 533, 314, 408 Oren, Karen, 576, 322 Ormiston, George, 533, 293, 438 Ormiston, Guy, 293 Orndortf, Jim, 533, 337 Orr, Judith, 553, 271, 423 Orr, Mary, 576, 330 Parker, Deborah, 553, 265 Parker, Deryl, 314 Parker, Donna, 397, 533, 342, 429 Parker James 576 Parker: Janice: 508, 303, 330, 120 Parker, Jerry, 576, 287 Parker, Robert, 553 Parker, Sandra, 576, 322 Parker, Sara, 381, 553,342,437 Parker, Vancile, 576, 333 Parkey, Gary, 576, 293, 431 Parkhurst, Hattie, 533, 330 Parkhu Parks, rst, Kay, 576, 283, 330 Naomi, 576, 342 Parnell, Jane, 508, 283 Parnell, William, 508, 287, 150 Parr, Carol, 553, 342, 438, 353 Parr, Dorothy, 509, 330 Parrish, John, 553 Parrish, Wanda, 353, 450 Parrott Charles, 509, 375 Parrott, Rachel, 576, 255 Parsley, William, 533, 317 Parsons, Condit, 576, 314 Pasierb, Frank, 533, 398 Patchett, Jean, 576, 342 Patrick, Carol, 450 Patrick, David, 576, 317 Patrick, Donald, 509, 277 Patten, Robert, 533, 317 Pierce, Judson, 474, 439, 444 Pierce, Linda, 576, 322 Piersall, Bob, 411 Pietz, Carl, 576, 337 Pike, William, 387 Pilcher, George, 471, 375, 309, 350 Pilgrim, Richard, 509, 295, 238 Pinches, George, 384, 553, 385, 297 P1h1oh,J11o1+h,576, 269, 330 Pinkerton, Jerrie, 509, 376, 379, 273, 435 Pinkston, Carolyn, 509, 255 Pinney, Lanny, 368, 553, 249, 358 Pinter, Ralph, 433 Piper, David, 576, 419 Pippenger, David, 576, 279 Pippin, Everett, 415 Piter, Jimmy, 509, 299, 406, 414 Pittman, Chester, 302, 171 Pittman, Dee, 509 Pittman, George, 534, 267 Pittman, Harold, 553 Pitts, George, 534, 287 Pitts, Joel, 534, 337 Pitts, Karalyn, 553, 330 Pitts, Lynn, 534, 289, 149, 390, 166 Plack, Raymond, 576, 279 Planinac, John, 401 Plant, Clinton, 576, 337 Platner, Nellie, 446, 449 Prunty, Arthur, 510, 415 Puckett, Lynn, 309 Puckett, Nancy, 577, 344 Puckett, Patricia, 397, 534, 247, 446, 449, 74 Puddy, Carol, 554, 271 Pults, Virgil, 510 Purcell, Gary, 409, 73, 112 Purlee, Janie, 577, 283, 330 Purnell, Dorothy, 534, 283, 353, 389 Purvis, Roy, 577, 253 Putt, Mary, 554, 245, 455 Pybas, J. Yvonne, 379, 431,446 Pye, Lindwood, 457 Pyle, Thomas, 577, 371, 275 Pylaa, Mary, 554, 330 Pyron, Cherry, 397, 554, 342 Oualls, Durwood, 534, 510, 317, 364 uattlebaum, Hershel, 554, 372 Suery, John, 554, 375,433 Quiett, Lowell, 534, 284 Ouiett, Roy, 156, 155 Renschler, Nancy, 554, 269, 353 Renschler, Suzanne, 534, 269 Raooy, Lloyd, 511,432,438 Rexroat, A. J., 534, 249, 360, 443, 70 Patterson, Joe, 509 Patton Patton Patton , Dickie, 576, 279 , Ronald, 368 , Terry, 533, 371, 309 Plato, Platt, Platt, Pletz, Judith, 509, 330 Arthur, 509,407 Charles, 553, 309,423 William, 311 Quintana, Robert, 554, 371, 289, 240 ureshi, Mohammad, 426 ureshi, Sayeeda, 426, 429 Rabbitt R Patrick, 291 Radcliff., Byroh, 510, 277, 358 Raoolaff, Jay, 510, 277 Reyes, Luis, 511 Reynolds, Albert, 511, 284, 399,416 Reynolds, Donald, 577, 289 Reynolds, Eugene, 577, 337 Reynolds, Gilbert, 577, 425 Reynolds, John T., 534,287 Reynolds, John W., 511 Reynolds, Johnna, 577, 322 Reynolds, Patricia, 577, 330 Reynolds, Ronald, 577, 305,317 Rhoades, Bernis, 577, 322 Rhoden, Clarice, 534, 322 Rhodes, Lowrey, 139 Rhodes, Ramona, 511, 342, 393, 394, 449 Rice, Caleb, 577, 310 Rice, Don L., 554 Rice, Don R., 511, 253, 252 Rice, Walton, 374 Rich, Clifford, 419 Richard, Virgil, 384, 511, 281, 140, 72, 75, 150 Richards, Clifton, 577, 287 Richards, Gary, 577, 293, 431 Richards, Nanc , 577, 269 Richards, Terralll, 415 Richardson, Billy, 577 Richardson Davld, 554, 387, 351 Richardson., Donald, 534, 310,400 Richardson Glenn, 577, 337 Patton, Theresa, 509, 344 Paul, Johnny, 509, 400, 411 Paxton, Donald, 533, 289 Payne, Chad, Jr., 150 Payne, Holland, 391 Payne, James, 533 Payne, Jimmie, 576, 337 Payne, Richard, 443 Payne, Sonya, 553, 330 Payne, William, 509, 153, 150 Peace, Myron, 471, 251 Peach, Lowell, 405 Osborn Osborn Osborn , Dale, 533, 267 , James, 508, 356, 357 Osborn, Leon, 407 Osborn , Lindasu, 553, 330, 455 Osborn, Mary Ann, 508 Osborn Rondel, 533 Osborn: Ruth, 576, 265 e, James, 553, 314 Peacock, John, 553, 337 Pearce, Delrose, 576, 265, 330 Pearce, Leon, 387 Pearce, Perry, 402 Pearsall, Robert, 576, 314, 155, 398 Pearson, A. Melburne, 473, 474, 439, Pearson, Saundra, 576, 322 Peck, Ivan, 407 Peck, Linda, 576, 269, 330 Peck, Sandra, 576, 330 Peckham, Grace, 576, 344 Pederson, Gary, 277 Peeper, Herman, 553, 267 Peery, Donna, 553, 247, 435 Peery, Wanda, 576, 269 Pegues, Sammie, 302, 431, 184 Pemberton, Drucilla, 397, 509, 273 Pence, Leslie, 471 Pender, Patricia, 576, 271, 240, 330, 436 Penn, Robert, 509, 411 Penning, Herbert, 384, 388, 533,291 349, 426 Pennington, Dennis, 553, 279 Penso, Manuel, 429 Pepper, Ronald, 576, 337 Perdue, Grad ,533, 424, 430 Plott, Charles, 534, 267, 238, 426 Plumer, Sally, 534, 255 Plummer, Gale, 509 Pluggmer, Marshall, 534, 277, 390, 1 Poage, Richard, 509, 257, 399 Podbreger, John, 509,317 Podolin, Michael, 416, 439, 445 Pogue, Gene, 576, 309 Poizner, Mike, 188 Polite, Donna, 576, 269, 330, 132 Politte, Gentry, 553, 314 Pollard, Curtis, 368, 509, 359 Pollard, Jackie, 510, 360 Pollard, Myrna, 510 Polson, Lynn, 534, 360 Poison, William, 576, 309 Pontius, Tom, 166 Osma, Bingol, 309 O'Too1e, Paul, 365 Ottinger, Carol, 391 Ottinger, Carolyn, 553, 342 Ottinger, Ted, 533, 309 Otto, Frances, 533, 261 Overholser, Ethel, 553, 330 Overstreet, J. Douglas, 553, 284 Overton, Lola, 533, 342, 353, 395 Owen, Phyllis, 576, 283, 330 Owen, William, 253, 152 Owens, Donna, 533, 330 Perkins Ivan ., lll, 509, 293, 149, 410, , 4 414,416 Perkins, Mary, 553, 273 Perkins, Robert, 477 Perkins, Vera, 553, 283 Perry, Arlie, 553 Perry, Billy, 533, 325, 432, 434 Perry, Dorothy, 368, 553, 362 Perry, John, 368, 509, 249, 362, 356 Perry, Robert, 509, 403 Perry, Russell, 533, 267 Perry, Vel, 509 Perryman, Fred, 509, 360 Pool, Krystal, 553, 330 W Pool, Poole, Pope, Pope, endyl, 553, 291 Maurice, 534, 314 D. H., 576,337 Eddie, 577, 330 Pope, Jimmy, 534, 263, 405 Pope, Popl ln L. S., 357 Frank 534 Porter: Billye: 375 Porter, Porter, Porter, Porter Franklin, 534, 309 Harry, 510, 408,416 M. Kusler,47l, 354,425 Ronald 371 Portertield, Marilyn, 534, 322 Posey, Posey, Clayton E., 364 Mickey, 534 Post, Lynn, 534, , 420 Postelwait, Walter, 553 Poteet, James, 577 Potts, Howard, 534, 309 Poulton, Linda, 577, 265, 330 Powell, Dick, 559, 577, 275 Powell, Florice, 534, 283, 353, 426 Powell, Gayle, 127 Powell, Jeane, 534, 401 Powell, Leonard, 510 Powell, Linda, 577, 322 Powell, M. Lynn, 553,269 Powell, Mary, 353 Powell, Roy, 138 Powell, Shirley, 510, 342 Powell Sue, 553, 330 Powersl, Patsy, 577 Prag, Edward, 577, 281 Radclitt, Margot, 510 Rader, John, 510, 253, 141 Raffert , Charles W., 554, 243 Rahe, Gary, 577, 281, 337 Rahman, Mahmudur, 554, 426, 429 Rainey, Don, 534, 510 Rains, Elizabeth, 554, 247 Raleigh, Michael, 554,281 Ralstin, Ralph, 510, 359 Ramming, Barbara, 342,448 Ramming, Ron, 188 Ramsay, Ray, 510, 289 Ramsey, Roger, 577, 317 Randall, Robert,534, 510, 309,400 Randall, Theron, 510, 411, 416, 73 Randles, Clarence, 511 Randol, William, 577,309 Randolph, Rex, 534, 337 Rankin, Rosalind, 577, 265, 322 Raper, Charles, 577, 428 Rapier, James, 428 Rardin, John, 407 Rasar, J, Kirby, 249 Ratclitf, John, 433 Ratclitt, Lenox, 511, 305, 152, 141, 333, 425 Rathfon, Eve, 577, 322 Rathton, Joseph, 554, 245, 407 Ratlitf, Mickey, 577 Ratlitt, Nancy, 362, 363, 460 Ratlitt, Paula, 577, 255, 330 Raulston, James, 577, 365, 425 Raupe, Richard, 511 Ray, Harold, 337 Ray, Janice, 554, 330 Ray, Jon, 577,293 - Readnour, Harry, 554, 309,71 Reardon, Susan, 534, 283, 455, 69 Reaves, Jimmy, 534 Reber, Carolyn, 511, 261 Rector, Richard, 577, 279, 398 Rector, Robert, 554, 279, 398, 413 Reddick, Howard, 534 Reddick, Shirley, 577, 330 Reddout, James, 577 Redeker, Dale, 511, 358 Redenius, Montie, 554,412 Reding, Allen, 511, 398,448 Reding, Anthony, 448 Reding, Thomas, 448 Redman, Tommy, 554,314 Redmond, David, 577, 337 Redmond, Kenneth, 475, 439, 444 Richardson Richardson Richardson , Gordon, 471, 310,281 , John, 534 Judith, 397, 255 Riaharosohl Dr. l.. P., 454 Richardson, M. Mayol, 577, 342 Richardson, Martha, 554, 330 Richardson, Milroy, 412 Richardson, Monte, 511, 149, 241, 334, 337, 157 Richardson, Nancy, 577, 330 Richardson, Ric, 420 Richardson, Suzanne, 283, 330, 420 Richardson, William, 534, 370 Richardson, William, 295 Richart, Martha, 577, 273, 330 Richeson, Warner, 401 Richey, Alan, 70 Richey, Robert, 577, 314 Prather, Johnnie, 577, 330,434 Owens, Gene, 576, 253, 438 Owens, Robert, Jr., 508 Owens, William, 576, 508 Ownby, Avery, 508, 369, 275, 357 Ownby, Jerry, 275 Ownby, Loyce, 576, 330 Oyler, Malcome, 533, 508 Ozment, Philip, 553 P Pace, Katie, 553, 269, 434 Pace, Kelly, 576, 322 Paddack, Nancy, 553, 342 Paddock, E. H., 404 Perryman, Terry, 471 Pesterfield, Linda, 553, 396 Pestertield, W. C., 553, 355 Petermann, Bill, 405 Peters, Robert, 509, 314 Peterson, Robert, 150 Peterson, Roy, 334, 183, 190 Paden, Judith, 576, 269, 342 Padgett, John, 419 Page, David, 291, 364 Page, Mary Ann, 508, 271, 74 Page, Mary L., 397, 533, 271, 353, 399, 446, 449, 450 Page, Patricia, 533, 283 Page, Robert, 576, 263 Palmer, Jerry, 508, 279, 431 Pancoast, Curtis, 388, 508 Panter, Peggy, 533, 371,247,246 Panter, Ray, 388 Pappan, Donna, 576, 342 Paradiso, Ralph, 576, 309 Parham, Caryll, 576, 301, 330 Parls, Donna, 479, 508, 255, 392, 393, 68 Park, Duk Jin, 471, 325 Park, Margaret, 553, 342 Parker, Arthur, 402 Parker, Bob, Jr., 533, 309 Page 614 Pano, Jack 509 Panyiohh, Eula, 576, 283 Pewthers John, 509, 151, 141,355 Pfeiter, Gerard, 533, 149, 448 Pharo, James, 314, 433 Phelps, Robert, 576, 309 Phelps, Philbin William, 534, 309 , Donald, 534, 289, 404 Philbrick, Gary, 576, 314 Phillippe, Thomas, 372 Phillips, Charles, 259 Phillips, Lamecia, 534, 322, 124 Phillips, Mary Beth, 553,342,451 Phillips, Pattle, 576, 283, 330 Phillips, Richard, 369,509 Phillips, Virginia, 553, 322 Philpot James, 367 Philoorf William, 374, 367 Pralle, Darrell, 577, 314 Pralle, John, 554 Pragher, Garry, 510, 309, 392, 451, 4 Prather, Sandra, 534, 247, 123 Pratt, Bobby, 510, 166 Pratt, Dale, 361 Pratt, Norval, 361 Pratt, Vernon, 554, 251 Praytor, William, 534, 366,442 Presgrove, Johnie, 367 Preston, Gwendolyn, 577, 322 Prewitt, Max, 510, 188 Prewitt, William, 534, 510 Reed, A. J., 577 Reed, Charles, 302, 431 Reed, Gerald, 534, 257, 449 Reed, James, 577, 314 Reed, Judy, 577, 265, 322 Reed, R, M., 357 Reed Walter, 412 Reed: Reeder, Wanda, 534, 342,449 Ronald, 534, 361 Reese, Richard, 474, 444 Reeves, George, 554, 253 Reeves, Raymond, 291 Reeves, William, 577, 309 Regan, Michael, 534, 279 Regier, Agnes, 534, 380, 301, 325 Richey, Sue, 554, 322 Richie, Michael, 477, 317,445 Ricker, Kenneth, 427 Rickets, Claude, 554 Ricketts, Rodney, 384, 511,291 Ricketts, William, 511, 402, 406 Rickey, Robert, 407 Rickstrew, Jean, 511, 393, 394, 429 Riddle, Ted, 577, 407 Ridenour, William, 475,444 Riedt, Gerald, 578, 337 Riemer, John, 155 Rite, Johnny, 534, 404 Riftel, Donald, 511 Riggs, Charles, 554, 337 Riggs, Madalyn, 554, 323 Riggs, Rodger, 554, 310 Rigsby, Orvis, 554, 333 Rike, Betty, 578, 247, 330, 436 Riley, Alice, 554, 265, 325 Riley, Kenneth, 375, 511,71 Rinehart, Donna, 578, 255, 342, 132 Ring, Floyd, 534, 386 Risenhoover, James, 391 Risner, Thomas, 578, 337 Rissler, Richard, 476, 439, 445 Ritchey, Alan, 534, 315 Ritchey, Harvey, 578, 315, 406 Ritchie, Mark, 534, 279 Ritchie, Robert, 578 Ritter, John, 365 Rivers, Ronald, 554, 310, 275 Rizzo, Salvator, 511, 402, 404, 416 Roach, Lewis, 477, 445 Roane, Sam, 511, 277 Robbins, Robert, 367, 534, 354 Roberge, Raymond, 412 Roberson, Ermalea, 534, 247, 389 Roberson, Ruby, 511, 342, 395 Roberson, Vallaiean, 511, 247,342 Price, Prlce, Betty A., 577, 342 Betty L., 577, 330 Price, Jack, 534, 404 Price, Jacqueline, 554, 269, 239 Price, John, 577, 379 Price, Linda, 554, 283, 396 Price, Richard, 367, 471 Price, Robert, 361 Price Ted 577 Reichardt, Alan, 554, 310,440 Reim, James,51l, 305, 334,337,425 Reimer, Gerald, 477, 249 Reinert, Andrew, 534, 305, 241, 334, 337, 363, 448 Reinert,John,577, 241, 337, 363,448 Reirdon, Dorsey., 314 Reirdon, Josep , 314 Remling, Arthur, 554, 275 Philpott, Loretta, 322 Photiades, Michael, 553, 275, 435 Pickard, Linda, 576, 342, 431 Pickering, Charles, 576, 243 Pierce, obby, 404 Pierce, Charles, 153 Pierce, Dale, 509 Pierce, Donald, 553, 314 Pierce, Earl 576 Pierce Frank 275 238 Pierce: Jawal, 5761, 372, 344 Priddy, James, 577, 314,420 Prigmore, Millard, 384 Prim, Ossie 302 Pritchard, Clyde, 510,289 Prochaska, Stanley, 471, 457 Prock, Elizabeth, 554, 342 Proctor, Charlene, 510, 330, 434 Propes, Ervin, 577 Provence, Ronald, 361 Pruett, Treva, 577, 342 Pruitt, Elbert, 510, 295, 399 Pruitt, V. Ralph, 410 Remy, J ahaf, 511, 269, 399,446 Renbarger, Donald, 511, 363, 442, 443 Rendel Mark, 151,414 Reneau, Joseph, 384, 385 Reneau, Merlin, 554 Rentro, Ronnie, 554, 317 Renick, Raytord, Jr., 151 Roberts, Betty, 554, 342 Roberts, Beverly, 397, 511, 265,426 Roberts, George, 578 Roberts, 396, 39 Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts, Roberts Jill, 67, 534, 271, 239, 353, 9, 450 John, 249 Judy, 554, 372, 273, 193 Lionel, 534,511 Marilyn, 554, 379, 247 Royice 554, 337 Roberts: Stephelrl B., 194 Roberts, Robertso Robertso Robertso Robertso Robertso Robertso Stephen E., 554, 315,291 n, Alice, 534, 269 n, Forrest, 511, 295 n, John, 381, 384, 534, 257 n, Ramona, 554, 322 n, Sally, 554, 273 n, Suzanne, 578, 342 Robins, Donna, 554, 379,342 Robins, Kenneth, 512,410 Robinson, Billy, 433 Robinson, Charles, 578, 315, 284 Robinson, Elma, 512, 330, 396, 455, 449 Robinson, Glenda, 578, 342 Robinson, Herman, 402, 416 Renner, Joy, 387, 511, 255, 352, 353, 390, 395, 129, 450, 452, 455 Rennie, Dora, 577, 271, 342 Rennie, Richard, 577,310 Robinson, James A., 253, 416 Robinson, James E11,5I2, 149, 242, Rclbitnson, James Emmett, 442 1 Slusher, Spickelmier, Deanna, 5l5, 269, 352, Rulh, Lonnie, 578, 253, 437 Smilh Robinson, Jeanneffe, 5l2, 304, 323, 43l , John, 5l2 Robinson, Paf, 554, 273, 389 Robinson, Roberf, 5l2, 403, 408, 4l6, 4l9, 112 Robinson, William, 578, 275 Robison, Donald, 433 Robison, James, 5l2, 37l, 243, 367 Robneff, Dean, 554, 3l0, l56 Roby, Mary, 578, 27I, 330, 436 Rochelle, William, l66 Rodden, Gordon, 534 Roddy, Donald, 534 Roddy, Ralph, Jr., 578, 338 Rodenberg, Jlm, 5l2, 249, 248, 360, Robinson 70 Roderick, Myron, l88 Rodgers, Ardell, 578, 338 Rodgers, David, 5I2 Rodgers, Thomas, 554, 267 Rodke, A. Seymour, 578, 338 Rodman, Charles, 267 Roelse, Alvin, 5l2, 400 Cecil 554 338 Rogers, , , Rogers, Clairifa, 578, 323 Rogers, Clarence, 3lI Rogers, Linda, 578, 342 Rogers, Lorelfa, 578, 27l Rogers, Marcus, 5l2, 378 Olin 409 Rogers, , Rogers, Sandra, 578, 269, 342 Rolling, Roberf, 578, 338 Romleff, 5l2 Romshe, Alice, 578, 265 Ronck, Frances, 578, 342,448 Ronel, Morris, 426, 429 Rooker, Beffy, 5l2, 342, 393, 394 Roof, Rowena, 535, 342, 353, 434 Roper, Anna, 578, 342, 363 Roper, Linda, 578, 342, 363 Roper, Lydia, 535, 342, 363, 446, 449 Rose, Charles, 578, 333 Rose, Paula, 5l2, 372, 247, 246, 426 Rose, Thomas, 535, I49 Roselius, William, 67 Rosengranfs, Harry, 578 Rosengranfs, Linda, 460 Rosenzweig, Paul, 554, 279 Ross, Ned, 477, 445 Ross, Roberf, 578, 338 Rossefh, Roberf, 578, 338, 448 Roth, Richard, 477, 445 Rofhrock, Linda, 578, 330 Roller, Henry, 554, 372, 333 Rounsaville, Carolyn, 265, 342,431 Rounsaville, Marilyn, 554, 265, 342, 43I Rouse, Deloris, 578, 330 Rouse, Ronald, 554, 338, 35l Rouse, Shirley, 388, 5l2, 3OI, 325, 427 Rove Larry, 406 Rowden, David, 5l2 Rowe, Charles, 368 Rowe, Lyle, 578, 243 Rowe, Teddy, 5l2 Rowe, William, 578, 3l0 Rowland, James, 578, 3l0 Roy, Jack, 39l Royse, Kennefh, 474, 374, 444 Rozelle, William, 368, 5I2, 359 Ruamsap, Tongpoon, 5l2, 4l5 Rucker Suzann, 535, 283, 446, 450 Rudy, Sherrel, 5l2, 271, 426 Ruff, Robin, 554, 255 Ruffini Richard, 5l2, 448, 407 Rule, Charles, 4l2 Rule, Gordon, 535, 263, 359, l80 Rule, Kafhryn, 456 Rule, Roberf, 385 Ruley, Nancy, 397, 554, 255 les, lbs Rundle, Larry, Runshang, Anfhony, 554, 3l5 Rupe, VlCkl, 368, 578, 247, 330, 45l Rupp, Larry, 578, 407 Ruppellus, Dorofhy, 5l2, 255, 239 Rush, Noble, 578, 37l, 29l Rusher, Nathan, 39l Rushfon, Carol, 535, 273, 392, 437 Russell, Carmen, 578, 323 Russell, David, 242, 427 Russell, Donald, 535, 279 Russell, George, 238 Russell, Jon, 535, 3l0, 400, 4l6 Judilh, 554, 330 Russell, Russell, Kennefh, 377 Russell, Norma, 578 Russell, William Al, 5l2 Russell, William Ar, 25l, 250 Rusfer, Bruce, 535, 4l5 James, 535 Rusler, Rusfmann, Frederick, 578, 253 Rufrgld Francis, 5l2, 253, I52, 252, 4l4, Rufherford, Ann, 578, 269, 330 Ruxigrford, Sylvia, 5l3, 323, 393, 395, Rufledge, Dewey, 5l3, 259, 240, 238 Rufledge, John, 535, l5l, l58 Rufledge Wallace, 364 Ryan, John, 4l2 Ryan, Michael, 554, 29l Rybka, John, 409, 4l3 Ryilael, Roberla, 578, 33l, 395, 45l, S Sadler, John, Jr., 377, 3l7, 350, 35l Sadler, Larry, 578, 253 Sailors, Tom, 555, 279, 240 Sain, Edwin, 578, 3l5 Sallinger, Charles, 578, 3l5, 436, 407 Salyer, Busfer, 4ll Sammis, Walfer, I39 Sampson, Joan, 555, 323 Sampson, Sandra, 578, 30l, 323 Sams, Leland, 555, 257 . Samu-Negus, Halle Marlam, 365 Sandberg, James, 5l3 Sander, Davld, 354, 443 Sander, Don, 360 Sander, John, 578, 3l0, 45l Sanders, Charloffe, 535, 376, 379, 304, 342 Sanders, J. Franklin, 578, 338 Sanders, James, 407 Sanders, Jane, 535, 323 Sanders, Sidney, 403 Sanderson, Judifh, 555, 283, 396,446 450, 353 Sandford, Roberf, 5l3, 293 Sandy, Gayland, 5l3, 375 Saremaslani, Ahmed, 426 Sarfain, Sidney, 578, 333 Safomi, Hiroko, 380 Salferfield, Jerry, 578, 3l5 Savage, Alfred, 479, 384, 5l3, 253. 238, 252, 426, 68, 72. 75 Savage, Gary, 54l, 555, 386, 253 Savage, Pafrlcia, 555, 240, 245, 455 Savanl, Paula, 578, 27l, 33l Sawyer, Newel, 535, 3l5, I52 Sayles, Pafricia, 555, 304, 344 Saylor, Charles, 5l3, 275, 349 Scarbrough, James, 5l3 Scarrifl, John, 578, 287 Scarfh, Alice, 578, 30l, 33l, 396 Schacher, Margaref, 5l3, 342 Schafer, Bill, 5l3, 423, 425, 409, 4l5 Schafer, Mary, 5l3, 323 Schafz, Margaref, 555 Schauer, Roberf, 535, 293, 402, 404, 4l0, 4l6 Schedler, Diana, 535, 283 Scheffler, Roberl, 555, 3l5, 277 Scheihing, Wilma, 397, 5l3, 323 Schein, arolyn, 555, 342, 362 Schenk, Edward, 477, 445 Schenk, Kelly, 578, 3l0 Schiller, John, 5l3, 40l, 4l8 Schilfz, James, 555, 448 Schindler, Joseph, 47l Schmidf, Carol, 578, 283, 323 Schmidf, John, 578, 289 Schmidf, Mary, 448 Scllsngidf, Roseffa, 555, 372, 380, 247, Schmidf, Wildon, 24l Schmiff, Linda, 578, 323 Schmifz, Judifh, 578, 342, 437 Schnack Harold, 267 Schneeberger, Kennelh, 363 Schneider, Alma, 555, 304, 344, 425 Schneider, Gary, 578, 267 Schneider, John, 578, 267, 240 Schneider, Linda, 555, 26l, 392, 448 Schoenhals, Dan, 4l3 Schoenhals, Eva, 535, 33l Schomer, David, 579, 28l Schomp, Dale, 476, 445 Schonlag, Pefer, 4l2 Schonwald, Jimmy, 535, 287 Schramme, David, 5l3, l5l, l58 Schrilfer, William, l56 Schrock, Derel, 555, 3l7, l55, l54, 35l, 7l Schroeder, E. W., 405 Schuh, James, 374 Schuh, Lloyd, l55 Schulfz, Alvin, 5l3, 378, 3l0, l40, 446 7l l50 Schulll z, William, l39 Schulz, Rufh, 555, 323 Schulze, Milfon, 475, 439, 444 Schumacher, Audrey, 535, 26l Schumacher, Louis, 555, 299, 240 Schumperf, G. H., Jr., I49, I59 Schwa Schwa Schwa Schwa Schwa Schwe Scoff, Scoff, Scoff, Scoff, Scoff, Scofl' Scofl, Scoff, Scoff, Scoll' b, Delberf, l56 b, Donald, 555, 263, 363, 425 lk, Norma, 5l3, 342, 394 rfz, George, 407 rlz, Phillip, 579, 385, 240 nker, William, 47l, 4l5 David, 579, 3l0 Ernesl, 5l3, l50 Eugene, 5l3, 3l0 George, 555, 3l5 Larry, 555, 3l5 Roberf, 555, 3l l, 338 Ronald, 338 Ronald, 579 Roy, 535, 3l5, 4l5 Sandra 372 27I Scoff: Wallace, 5l3, 40s, 414 Scoll' Wesley, 535, 3l0 Scoulen, Donald, 350 Scovielg Gene, 333, 393, 395, 392, 454, Seabridge, Audre, 5l3, 392 Seals, Efrige, 555, 342 Seals, Winfred, 555, 3l0 Sears, James, 555, 386 Seawrighf, Loreffa, 555, 372, 323, 392 Sebranek, Joyce, 5l3, 372, 376, 379, 245, 7l Sebring, Derril, 579 Secord, Sylva, 535, 325 Sedbrook, Delberf, 4l2 Seebeck, George, l55 Seefeldf, Kay, 535, 342, 395 Segars, Charles, 275 Segars, Nancy, 323 Segler, Carolyn, 579, 323 Seiber, Roberf, 363 Seidle, Jack, 5l3, 293 Seidle, Neal, 579, 293 Selby, Mary, 579, 27l, 33l Self, Don, 579, 338 Self, Jerr , 5l3, 406 Self, Sond'ra, 579, 269, 342, 395 Self, Virginia, 535, 33l, 353 Sellers, Barbara, 555, 304, 323, 3I8 Selph, Barbara, 555, 283 Semrad, Melvin, 5l3, 287, 238, 349, 426, 356 Semrad, Vernon, 535, l48, l5l Serighf, Elaine, 579, 379, 343, 342 Serra, Frank, 475, 444 Sefh, Gary, 579, 3l0, 450 Sefh, Jan, 287 Severn, Wilber, 5l3, 360 Seward, James, 579, 287, 338 Sewell, James, 579, 275 Sewell, Vernon, l5l, l90, I69, l66 Sexlon, Dorma Sexfon, Norma Seyl, Jack, 4l6 Shackelford, Jerry, 579 Shackelford, John, l84 Shackelford, Lufher, 5l3 Shaddy, James, 37I Shafer, Joe, 446 Shafer, Sybil, 535, 372, 380, 33l, 449 Shaffer, Charles, 555, 275 Shaffer, Wendell, 5l3, 424 Shaklee, Jerry, 579, 338 , 389 , 389 Shannon, Claudia, 555, 245, 394, 426, 74 Shannon, Earl, 555, 338 Sharif, Anwar, 426, 429 sheflfl, Javad, 47l, 426, 410, 3lo Sharky, Loren, 408 Sharky, Evelyn, 397 Sharkey, Roberf, 579, 4l2 Sharp, David, 249, 363, 356 Sharp, Raymond, 555, 249, 442, 356 Sharp, William, 432 Sharpe, Beffe, 555, 365 Melvin, 443 Sharpe, Shaffo, Roberfa, 579, 33l Shaver, Roberf, 535 Shaver, William, 579, 3l5 Shaw, Nancy, 535, 33l, 425 shew, Roberf, 159, 148, 150, 157 Shaw, William, 25l Shea, Donna, 555, 273, 436 Sheaver, Bob, l89 Sheehan, Janice, 579, 323, 247 Sheehan, Sam, 579, 420 Sheefs, Ronald, 535, 289 Sheefs, Susan, 5l3, 269 Sheikholeslami, Jah, 579, 3l0, 35l Shelby, Colin, 5l3, '92 Shelby, Jerry, 579 Sheldon, Sharon, 579, 255, 343 Sheldon, Bliss, 5l4 Shell, Lon, 579, 338 Shelfon, Bill, 369, 454 Shelfon, Edward, 535, I49, 338 Shelfon, Jo Anne, 579, 273, 33l Shellon, Kafhleen, 387, 5l4, 269, 426, 436, 72, 75 Shepherd, Jean, 535, 255, 353, 455 Sherbon, Lloyd, 5l4 Sheriha, Giuma, 426, 4l9 Sherman, Alvin, 407 Sherman, Dale, 5l4, 432 Sherrell, Berfie, 5l4, l48, l53 Sherrill, Bill, 555, 3l5, 355 Sherrod, Linda, 579, 265, 33l Shimonek, Marcia, 579, 273, 343, 437 shindell, Winsfon, 555, 295, 351, 440 Shinglefon, Mary, 372 Shipe, Jack, 359 Shipe, John, 5l4, 287 Shipe, Marfha, 555, 269, 434 Shipman, Ronald, 5l4, l40, l50 Shipman, Vern, 4ll Shipp, Sandra, 579, 33l, 448 Shire, Roberf, 535, 37l, 338 Shirley, Jack, 579, 3l7 Shmi l, James, 475, 439, 444 Shockley, Bob, 535, 400, 4l8, 73 Shoemake, Don, 5l4 Shoemaker, David, 275 Shoemaker, James, 5l4, 275, I52 Shoffner, Wilson, 535, 3l7, l53, ISO Shoffslall, Memory, 579, 343 Shorf, Billy, 535 Shorf, Guy, Jr., 555, 297 Shorfer, Daniel, 47l, 39l Shoffcn, James, 579, Shoulders, Roberf, 579 Shryock, Ernesf, 407 Shugarl, Julie, 555, 33l Shull, Warren, 458 Shulfs, Larry, 5l4, 358 Shulfz, Charlie, 579, 3l5 Shuman, Alice, 579, 26l Shumard, Linda, 5l4, 273, 239, 456, 430, 67, 72, 75 Sieberf, Merle, 39l Sieland, Gary, 535, 28l, 448 Sierra, Hemer, 403 Sifers, Richard, 555, 287 Sigmon, James, 5l4, 249 Sills, Rhonnie 407 Silverman, Bill, 535, 3l5 Silverfhorn, James, 579 Silvey, Larry, 535, l55, l50 Simkins, George, 40l, 4l8 Simmons, Charles, 579, 372, 3l5 Simmons, Dale, 5l4 Simmons, Gary, 535, 355 Simon, Asbun, 555, 356 Simonds, Wayne, 555, 399 Simons, Myron, 535, 377, 305, 334, 338, 350, 35l, 4l6 Simpson, Arfhur, 535, 3l0, 454, 404 Simpson, Beflye, 323 Simpson, Floyd, Jr., 420 Simpson, James, 359 Simpson, John, 555, 279, 428 Simpson, Shirley, 47l, 344 Sims, Larry, 579, 3l0 Sims, Phillip, 579, 249 Dean, 377 Sinclair, Snider, Joe, 367 Snoddy, Esfher, 555, 343, 45l, 440 Snoddy, Jack, 580, 259 Snodgrass, G. W., 3l0 Snyder Bruce, I54 Snyder: Charles, 536, 277, I49 Snyder Snyder Dick, 47l, 384, 385,259 Gary, 28l snydefl l.eSi.e, sao, 284 Snyder Sandra 343 437, 72,353 Snyder: William D.,'580, zal Snyder William K., 5l5, 277, I49 sedewiky, Roland, 149, 457, 458, 436 Sine, Gerhard, 5l4 Singh, Ramnandan, 432 Singlefary, Wilson, 39l Singlelerry, James, 5l4 Singleferr , Paul, 535, I52 Sinno, Rabi, 3l0, 4l9 Sisler, Roberf, 535, 289 Sisney, Bobby, 45l Siffel, Paul, 5l4 Sixlo, Feliclano, 448 Skaer, Sfanley, 579, 253, 437 Skaggs, Lawrence, 5l4, 40l Skalenda, Bernard, 5l4 Skalenda, Edward, 555, 257 Skarky, Evelyn, 5l4 Skarky, Larry, 555, 3l0 Skarky, Loren, 5l4, 4l6 Skeifh, Ronald, 535, 3l0 Skelley, Gomer, 535, 305, 3l0, 356 Skelfon, Jack, 39l Skelfon, Linda, 579, 269, 343 Skidmore, Linda, 523, 535, 380, 273. 239, 353, 434, 436, I9l Skinner, Glen, 5l4, 277, 4l3 Slack, John, 275, l5l, l58, ll2 Slack, Marsha, 535 Slagle, Danny, 535 Slafon, CUFflS, 555, 3l0 Slalon, O. D., 555, 338 Slayfon, George. 535. 25' Slemmer, William, 535, 3l7 Slemp, Nelda, 555, 385, 323 Sloan, Carol, 579, 27l, 33l Sloan, Earl, 36l Sloan, Jimmy, 535. 4l5 Sloan, Roberf, l83, l90 Sloan, Roby, 535, 3l0 Soergel, Donald, l83, l66 Soergel, Richard, IB3, l90, l72 Sommers, Peggy, 556, 247 Sommers, Peler, 5l5, 408, 4l4 Son, William, 295 Soper, Kennefh, 5l5, 277, 392 Sorenson, John, 580, 287 Sosa, Ramiro, 429 Soudi, Muwafak, 472, 4l9 Arden, 514, 364 Soupene, George, 5l5, l5l Soufh, Aubrey, Jr., 580, 338 Soufhard, Carlie, 580, 370, 338 Soufhgale, Elizabefh, 556, 27I Spangler, Beverly, 5l5, 343 Spann, James, I39 Sparkman, Gilberf, 556, 425 Sparkman, Wesley, 5l5, 369 Sparks, Anifa, 556, 33l, 446, 449 Sparks, Buddy, 4ll Spsabks, Donald, 5l5, 3l0, 35l, 360, Sparks, James, 580, 3l0 Sparks, John, 556, 3l5 Sparks, Norma, 397, 556, 283 Sparlin, Randall, 556, 338 Spauldin Barbara, 5l5 Spears, Gharles, 556, 3l0 Spears, Margaref, 536, 255, 442 Spears, Mary, 536, 255 Spears, Roberl, 580, 293 Speer, Barbara, 556, 343 Spence r, Alfon, 477, 445 Spencer, Jerry, 536, 259 Spence r, Judith, 536, 395 Spencer, Keifh, 407 Spencer, Ronald, 5l5, 36l Spencer, Thomas, 536, l48, l5l, l58 Smalley, Linda, 579, 323, 247 Smalley, Tim, 253 Smarf, Clayfon, l55 Slmarl' Lewis, 535 Sma ,'John, sas, 3l7 Smelser, James, 579, 253 Smelfzer, Richard, 579, 3l5 Smilh, Anneffe, 440 Smifh, Barbara, 397, 5l4, 323 Smifh, Bill, 579, 293 Smifh, Bobby, 5l4, 363, 355 Smifh, Charles, 579, 279 Smgh, Dale, 515, 249, 360, 424, 436, 7 Smifh, Donna Mae., 353 Smifh, Donna Marie, 536 Smifh, Floy, 555, 3l5 Smilh, Francis, 257 Smith, Frank, 579, 279, 240 Smilh, Gary Dean, 579, 259 Smifh, Gary Deon, 35l, 457 Smifh, Gary Lee, 555 Smifh, Gay, 555, 265, 323 Smilh, George, 368, 579, 338 Smifh, Gordon, 39l Smifh, Gunfer, 536, 37l, 432 Smifh, Harold D., 5l5, 3l5 Smifh Harold L., 579, 360 Smifh, Helen, 555, 273 Smifh, Jack E., 5l5 Smifh, Jack, 579, 338 Smifh James, 579, 3l5 Smifh, Janef, 555 Smifh, Janice, 579, 283, 33l Smiih, Jesse, 386, 42l Smifh, John C., 555, 338, 430 Smifh, John W., 47l, 338 Smifh Joyce, 5l5 sn.lll.', Larry A., 351, Smifh, Larry D., 536, 70 Smilh, Larry W., 579, 338 Smifh, Lewis, seo, 333 Smifh, Linda, 579, 343 Smifh, Lyle, 579, 3l0 Smifh, Mariorie, 555, 247, 343 Smifh, Marvin, 5l5, 4ll Snggflh, Mary Ann, 397, 579, 240, 245, Smilh, Mary L., 579, 255, 343 Smilh, Milly, 536, 363 Smilh, Milfon, 536, 338 Smifh, Oris, 555, 243 Smilh, Pafricia, 579, 323 Smifh, Paula, 555, 245, 33l Smifh, Paula, 580, 265 Smifh, Phyllis, 580, 26l, 343 Smifh, Priscilla, 555, 343 Smifh, Roberl' J., 4l6 Smilh, Roberf L., 536 Smifh, Ronald G., 580, 3l5, l56, 425 Smilh, Ronald M., 5l5, 305, 3l0, 7l Srnifh, Rey, 476, 439, 445 Smifh, Sharon, 397, 580, 343 Smilh, Twanda, 397, 555, 323,446 Smifh Vyrla 5l5 245, 394, 436, 438 ee, Ho'mer,l 279 393, 74 Spickelmier, Roberf, 580, 287 Spies, Harold, 5l5, 4l5 Spillman, John, 580,243 Spink, Thomas, 5l5, 3l0, 409, 4l4 Spohrer, Richard, 580, 3l0 Spradlin, Bobby, 536, 28l, I49 Spradling, Sara, 556, 247, 446, 449 Sprangel, Thomas, 536 Spray, Jerry, 372 Springer, Sally, 580, 269 Springer, Sandra, 556, 269, 353 Spurgeon, Johnny, 5l5, 3l0, 350, 446, 75, 357 Spurgeon, Van, 45l Spurgeon, Vivian, 472 Spurlock, Beffy, 265, 323 Spurlock, Kafhryn, 580 Spurr, Palsy, 536, 239, 24-5, 353 Squires, Bobby, 556, 366, 442 Squires, John, 284 Stafford, Roberf, 580, 253, 437 Sfagg, Sandra, 5l5, 255 Slaggs, Darrell, 433 Sfagner, Dean, 580, 287 Slair, Ernesl, 475, 439, 444 Sfakle, Birufa, 556, 247, 420, 7l Sfakle, John, 423 Sfalcup, Mapsifa, 580, 247, 33l Sfaley, Donald, 5l5, 407 Sfalker, Sue, 580, 269 Sfallcup, Walfer, 289 Sfallings, Beflye,5l5, 33l, 394,437 Sfamper, Shirley, 536, 343, 396 Sfancliff, Glenn, 556, 25l Sfandeford, Bobbie, 5l5,, 424 Standish, Myles, 5l5, 4l0 Sfandridge, Janel', 580, 323 Sfandridge, Sammy, 367 Sfanfield, Jimmie, 556, 3l7 Sfange, Linda, 556, 343 Sfankewifz, Charles, 5l5, 287 Sfankewifz, Joe, 455 Sfankewifz, Wanda, 536, 30l, 240, 239, 325 Sfanley, Barbara, 536, 283, 353, 74 Sfanley, Berlha, 536, 26l, 239 Sfanley, William, 580 Sfansell, Lana, 323 Sfaplefon, Edwin, 5l5, 360 Slark, John, 39l Sfark, Michael, 536, 297 Sfark, Wilson, 580, 289 Sfarks, Margaref, 580, 343 Smifhee, Ronny, 536, 279 Snead, Jack, 536 Sneary, David, 555, I52, l55, l58 Snedden, Beverly, 580, 33l Snefhen, Bruce, 580, 3l5 Snider, Annefle, 397, 5l5, 323 Sfarling, Laramie, 40l Sfas, Louis, 556, 3l7 Sfassen, Y. C. Soong, 47l Sfafes, June, 580, 344 Sfalon, Roy, 536, 3l5 Sfauffer, Flora, 556, 343 Sfead, vleier, seo, 333 Sfearns, Charles, 5l5, 4ll Slearns, Paul, 388, 5l6 Sfearns, Roger, 374 Sleele, Brian, 580, 37l, 379, 338, 43l Sleele, Carl, 580 Sleele, Margaref, 5l6, 27l, 396 Sleele, Raymond, 536, 3l0, 403, 4l6 Sfeelm Sleelm Stefan, an, C. Dayfon, 556 an, Rayma, 368, 580, 33l Leslie, 5l6, 400 Page 615 Steffen, Marvin, 536 Steffensen, Roger, 580, 317 Stegall, Guynn, 404 Stehno, Dale, 284 Steichen, Joseph, 472 Steiger, James, 536, 315, 404 Steil, Linda, 536, 325, 448 Steinberg, Robert, 536, 310, 359 Steinbrink, Roger, 580, 315 Steincamp, Max, 516, 403 Steller, Don, 428 Stephens, Ann, 580, 331 Stephens Glen 536 Stephens: Julia: 455, 460 Sullivan, Jerrel, 581, 338 Sullivan, Lawrence, 311 Sullivan, William, 536 Summers, Melvin, 155 Sumner, Lyndell, 154 Sunday, Gayle, 516, 261, 430 Sunderland, K. Neil, 516, 411 Sunderland, Norman, 536 Supernaw, Irwin, 517, 377, 295,71 Surbeck, James, 536, 315 Surrell, Bobby, 581, 338 Sutherland, Glenda, 581, 323 Sutherland, Jerry, 556, 364, 451 Suthers, Al, 581, 331 Stephens, Stephens, Stephens Stephen, 402, 404, 410 Thurman, 536 Virginia 536, 273 Stephensbn, Jame5 A., 556 Stephenson, James D., 516 Suthers,James,556, 310,363 Sutton, Dave, 151, 141, 158 Sutton, Eddie, 393, 190 Sutton, Jerry, 371, 372 Terrell, Barbara, 557, 283 Terrell, Robert, 517, 277, 148, 140, 157, 159, 349, 358, 446, 150 Terry, Dwight, 581, 253, 338 Terry, Howard, 517 Terry, Jerry, 371, 379 Terry, William, 475, 439, 444 Tessmann, Barbara, 537 Tessmann, Richard, 537, 295 Teten, Josephine, 581, 343 Teten, Maxine, 581, 343 Teters, Max, 421, 436 Teves, Vernon, 414, 415 Tharp, Peggy, 557, 271 Thayer, Rollin, 366 Thedford, William, 581, 243 Theilen Hershal, 537 Thiesing, John Doug, 537, 338, 450 Thiessen, Alvin, 151, 158 Trekell, Erlin, 364 Tremblay, Louis, 518 Trenton, Fred, 557 Tribble, Marvin, 557 Trigg, Sandra, 557, 273, 191 Trimble, George, 582, 333 Triplett, Jack, 513, 354, 361,424,443 Trippe, Donna, 582, 343 Troub, Billy, 358, 443 Troub, Garland, 557, 249, 359, 424 Troub, Jim, 537, 249 Trout, Mattye, 582, 331, 396 Trowbridge, Susan, 582, 255, 343 Trower, Mike, 518, 399 Trueblood, Mary, 557, 247 Truesdell, Marcia, 582, 255, 343 Truscott, Jim, 582, 275 Tua, Netta, 537, 273, 455 Tubbs, Rhoda, 557, 245, 437, 353 W Waak, Monroe, Jr., 472, 284 Wackerman, Richard, 519, 279 Waddill, Francesca, 557, 265, 239, 456 Wade, Floyd, 519, 287 Wade James, 519 Wade, Kate, 368, 537, 323 Wade, Lew, Jr., 537, 289 Wade, Maree, 537, 304, 326, 331, 39 6, 436 394, Wade, William A., 577,537,279 Wade, William F., 315, 184 Talkington, Norman, 517 Stephenson, Michael, 536 Stephenson, Sandra, 580 Stepp, Jesse, 378 Stevens, Mary Ann, 397, 516, 580, 343 Stevens, Mary Helen, 283, 323 Stevens, Sanford, 580, 289 Colleen, 516 Stevenson, Stevenson, Dee, 516, 556, 417 Joe, 516 Stevenson, Stevenson, Martha, 580, 343 Stevenson, Robert, 139 Steward, Paulette, 343 Stewart, Anita, 580, 255, 331 Stewart, Brian, 536, 400, 418, 73 Stewart, Carolyn, 536, 255, 353, 455, 449 Stewart, Joseph, 516, 249, 426, 150 Stewart, Lucile, 556, 265 Stewart, Mary, 580, 273, 240, 323, 363, 436 Stewart, Michael, 556, 338 Stewart, Robert, 476, 445 Stewart, Ronald, 580, 284 Stice, Abe, 556, 275, 154 Stidham, Anna, 556, 304, 331,69 Stiles, Darrell, 580, 249 Stilwell, Dan, 536 Stinchcomb, Linda, 580, 323, 394 Stine, Jim, 375 Stintzon, Nancy, 536, 331, 353, 396, 4 Stinson, Warren, 516, 289 Stockard, Rex, 556, 253 Stockton, Jan, 580, 301, 323 Stogsdill, Virginia, 368 Stokes, Doyce, 516 Stoll, Dale, 293, 423 Cecil 516 Stone, , Stone, James, 477, 445 Storm, Stone, Jo, 556, 343, 392, 191 Stone, Phillip, 536, 310, 364 Stone, Sonny, 243 Stone, William B., 580, 287 Stone, William L., 580, 315 Stoneking, Karl, 536 Storey, Mary, 271 Marie, 580, 343 Sutton, Patsy, 517, 271, 353, 393, 396, 69 , Richard, 517 Svoboda, Ladislav, 112 Swaffar, Jerry, 556, 310 Swanson, Carolyn, 581, 343 Swanson, Richarci, 556, 277, 454 Swart, Jo ce, 51 Swearinqillm, Sherry, 283, 237, 353 Sweet, Carla, 536, 304, 325, 434 Sweet, Roger, 556, 412 Swick, Jerry, 517, 556 Sylvester, Albert, 457 Synos, Theodore, 581, 317, 448 T Sutton Taber, Carl, 536 Taber, Laura, 581,271 Tabor, James, 416 Tackitt, ls.1l,arily5rkI5811lb343 T t, I . . T5?egdacline,l2bdeslam, 517, 426, 408, , es er, T liao' fill. f 391 Tglkiilbton, Dallas, 556, 293. 237. 154, 458 Tallent, Basil, 433, 180 Talley, Charles, 517, 358 Talley, J. Dan, 150 Talley, Susanna, 556,269 Talmage, Judith, 581, 323 Taluy, Atilla, 415, 517, 377, 310, 401. 409, 410, 411,5Z143l5 Tandy, TSFVY. 5 . Tapp, Claude, 581, 253, 437 Tapp, Linda, 536, 245, 392. 191 Tarid, Deumano. 419 Tarleton, Tim, 536, 433, 438, 446 Tarpey, Martha, 397, 581, 363, 451. 460 P 1 472 Tar e , au, Targlgy, Dorothy, 556, 271, 438 Tarr, Cheryl, 556, 331 Tartar, John, 517. 401 Tarter, Danny, 556, 154. 446 Tataiah, Koneru, 472 Thomas, Anthony, 476, 445 Thomas, Gene, 537 Thomas, George, 557, 291 Thomas, Harold, 293, 401 Thomas, James, 517, 377 Thomas, John, 581, 310 Thomas, Leroy, 472 Thomas, Lloyd, 557, 386 Thomas, Lowell, 557, 317, 154, 241, 420 Thomas, Marilyn, 557, 247 Thomas, Mary, 557, 261, 239 Thomas, Noel, 557, 315 Thomas, Richard E., 306, 310 Thomas, Richard G., 581, 310 Thomas, Sandra, 353, 395, 396, 451 Thomas, Walter, 581 Thomason Thomason Thomason Thomason Thomason C. Luella, 581 Glen R., 537, 148,338 Glenn A., 581, 372, 243 lJames, 581, 372,243 Raymond, 557 Thompson, Anita, 537, 255 Thompson, Bernice, 557, 460 Thompson Bill, 517, 253 Thompson Charley, 537, 385, 240, 434 Thompson David, 451 Thompson, Doyle, 537, 358 Thompson, Eugene, 367, 517, 374 Thompson Hollie, 349 Thompson Jacque1in,517,331 Thompson James, 581, 315 Thompson Jerry, 581, 253 Thompson, Joe, 537, 291 Thompson, Judyth, 557, 331 Thompson, Marilyn, 581, 323 Thompson, Mary, 581, 331 Thompson, Roger, 433 Thompson, Ronald, 581, 315 Tucker, Bo, 410 Tucker, Jack, 582, 310 Tucker, John, 472 Tucker, Larry, 388 Tucker, Linda, 582, 331 Tucker, Roger, 557, 338 Tucker, Sonya, 537 Tucker, Terry, 518 Turk, William, 557, 317 Turman, Tom, 379 Turner, Bobby, 582, 310 Turner, Brenda, 557, 265, 353 Turner, Charles, 537 Turner, D. Leland, 472 Turner, Edward, 582, 315 Turner, Grover, 152 Tugggr, Jack, Jr., 537, 287, 351, 358, Turner, Marian, 537 Turner, Marilyn, 369, 537, 448 Turner, Nancy, 537, 271, 427 Turner, Robert, 518, 333 Turner, Sherry, 537, 343 Turner, Terrance, 295 Turner, Wayne, 472, 287 Turney, Phyllis, 582, 343 Turrentine, William, 582, 267, 240 Tye, Alan, 582, 284 Wade, William L., 275, 154,420 Wadley, George, 519, 450, 403, 416 Wadley, James, 557, 370, 372, 310 Wadley, Ronald, 537, 287 Waggener, Robert, 366 Waggoner, Shirley, 557, 392 Waggoner, Terry, 472 Wagner, Charlotte, 582, 331 Wagner, Earle, 387, 537, 277 Wagner, Taylor, 190, 166, 173 Wagnon, David, 519, 277 Waheed, Abdul, 472, 426, 429 Wahlin , Dawnette, 367, 363 Waid, Susan, 582, 283, 331 Wait, Donahue, 582 Wakefield, Earl, 557, 240, 243 walaall, Jack, 557, 291 Walden, Larry, 537, 333 Walden, Virgilea, 557, 325, 363, 425, 437, 448 Waldrop, Jerry, 582, 279 Waldrop, Joe, 371, 372, 519, 415 Walker, David, 582, 310, 277 Walker, Dennis, 537, 253 Walker, Ernest, Jr., 299, 426 Walker, Grady, 472 Walker, Howard, 371 Walker, Joni, 557, 323, 353 Walker, Kathryn, 582, 331, 396 Walker, Kenneth, 537, 401 Walker, Mariorie, 557, 245 Walker, Nat, 364 Walker, Patricia, 582, 247, 331 Storm, Paul, 580, 310 srary, Bill 515, 287 Stout, Barbara, 536, 247 Stout, Mary, 323 Stout, Philip, 580, 253, 458 Stout, Sally, 255 Stover, Jerry, 370, 372, 379 Stow, Donald, 387, 516 Stowell, Daniel, 556, 257 Stowers, Dan, 556, 259, 428 Straight, Dian, 580, 283, 331 snafa, Sallie, 555, 245, 244, 392 Stratton, David, 580, 371, 277, 240 Stratton, James, 457 Strawn, Jimmie, 556, 310 Stricker, Monty, 580, 315, 291 Strickland, Mary, 536, 343, 353, 395, 405 Strickland, Percy 472 Stringer, Bruce, 477, 445 Stringer, Ronald, 580, 310, 398 Stritzke, Jimmy, 368, 516, 305, 310, gig, 354, 452, 357, 150, 75, 70, 67, Stroman, Josh, 536, 310 Strong, Betty, 556, 372, 380, 331 Stroud, Judy, 580, 261, 240 Srtrube, William, 476, 445 Stuart, Mariorie, 516 Stuart, Suellen, 580, 331 Stubbs, Bernald, 253 Stuckey, Judith, 556, 323 Studebaker, Wayne, 451 Stump, Otis, 392 Stunkard, George, 359 Sturdevant, Carol, 581, 255, 331 Sturdevant, Mary, 516, 255 Stggilevant, Norman, 536, 284, 401, Sturdivan, Larry, 556, 338 Sturek, Walter, 516, 293, 140, 150 Sturgeon, Betty, 516 Sturgeon, Roy, Jr., 354 Sturm, Edward, 472, 278 Sturm, Gene, Jr., 580 Suaidy, Mohammad, 426 Sublette, Betty, 387, 304, 394, 450 Sudad, Sahir, 426, 419, 356 Sudir, Neal, 419 Suffield, Jennie, 581, 283, 343 Suits, Susan, 556, 372, 380, 331 Sullins, Max, 516, 392 Sullins, Wendell, 243 Sullivan, Christie, 536, 283, 353, 389 Sullivan, Donald, 556, 372, 251, 432 Sullivan, Gary, 581, 293 Page 616 T t , Gala, 581, 343 Tgtg, Jerreda, 556,301,325 Tate, John, 415 Tate, Joyce, 556, 283 Tate, Margene, 556, 343 Tate, Paul, 581. 291 Tate, Russell, 476 Tate, Sue, 581, 331 Tatum, Stanley, 409 Tatum, Thomas, 556, 293 Tatum, William, 517, 315, 149 Tayar, Rachael, 556, 261 Taylor, Beniamin, 556 Taylor, Bruce, 581, 251 Taylor, Carolyn, 536, 269 Taylor, Charles, 581, 259 Taylor, David, 581, 317 Taylor, Donel, 556, 289 Taylor, Donnie, 517, 295, 404 Taylor, Gary, 581, 257 Taylor, Glenn, 517, 358 Taylor, Harry, 188 Taylor, Jerry, 581, 275 Taylor, John, 556, 297 Taylor, Larry, 151, 156, 158 Taylor, Mariorie, 556, 331 Taylor, Pat, 435 Taylor, Ralph, 517, 140, 157,357,356 Taylor, Revelle 556, 261 Taylor, Richard, 556 Taylor, Robert A., 180 Taylor, Robert E., 190 Taylor, Robert J., 338 Taylor, Robert P., 517, 287 Taylor, Rowena, 368, 536 Taylor, William D., 478, 474, 444 Taylor, William R. 581 Thorn, Donald, 557 Thorn, Patricia. 460, 69 Thorn, Ted, 472 Thorne, James, 517, 427 Thornton, Linus, 368, 581, 251 Thornton, Martha, 517, 273, 395 Thornton, William, 581, 251 Thrall, James, 557, 315 Thrower, Larry, 517, 275, 390 Thurman, Stephen, 581, 253 Ticknor, Terry, 581, 310, 155 Tidwell, Ann, 537, 301 Tiger, Miller, 581 Tilfggd, Lewis, 537, 371, 379, 295, l Tilley, Robert, 517, 152, 141 Tillotson, Sandra, 517, 343 Timmons, Jerry, 581, 310 Timmons, Kay, 581, 343 Ting, Yue Shou, 472, 310 Tippeconnic, David, 403 Tippeconnic, Thomas, 518 Tipton, Donald, 518 Titus, Robert, 474, 444 Tiarden, Harry, 249 Todd, Jack, 367, 518 Todd, John, 581, 315 Todd, Robert B., 581, 338 Todd, Robert V., 518, 275, 389 Toepter, Marilyn, 343 Tolbert, Billy, 477, 445 Tolbert, William, 412 Tollefson, Johnny, 581 Tomasic, John, 251, 448 Tomlins, Marcia, 581 Tomlinson, Lloyd, 408,414 Tomlinson, Phillip, 151 Tompkins, James, 401 Tonkinson, Lealon, 366 Tontz, Robert, 581 Tooke, Mary, 581, 379, 301 Tooke, Sybi , 397, 518, 301, 399 Tow, Jack, 537 Towles, Sharon, 581, 343, 436, 447 Tayrien, Robert, 315 Tayrien, William, 166 Tedder, Charles, 581, 371, 379, 310 Teel, John, 556, 367 Teeman, William, 517. 152, 141,158 Teeters, Joylvn, 517, 376, 379, 304, 343, 393, 451, 450 Tegeler, Elizabeth, 536. 255 Tegeler, Walter, 384, 557, 275, 154 Tempero, Robert, 557, 297 Temple, Marie, 581, 283, 331 Temple, Pa..l, 476, 438, 445 Templer, Billy, 517 Tennent, Patricia, 536, 265, 325 Tennille, Frederick, 581 Tennille, Richard, 517, 284, 150 Tennison, Verna, 537, 271 Terrall, John, 476, 445 Terrebonne, Morris, 139 Townsdin, Townsend, Roy, 518 A. Elaine, 582 Townsend, Lowell, 518, 183 Townsend, Margaret, 557, 343 Townsend, Ronald, 367, 518, 263, 360, 437, 70 Tcwnsley, Pat, 537, 151, 158 Tracy, David, 518 Tracy, Sherlyn, 582 Tracy, Tom, 537, 253 Trantham, Donald, 368, 557, 317, 364 Travis, Billy, 518, 414 Travis, Melvyn, 582, 315 Travis, Paula, 582, 265 Traw, Lou Ann, 557, 343 Traylor, Nancy, 582, 343 Trease, James, 371, 372 Treat, Elmer, 311 Tredway, Richard, 399 Tyler, John, 518. 284. 404, 410 Tyner, Donald, 557, 305, 317, 154 Tyson, C. Jarre11,5l8 379 Tyson, Donald, 582, 249 U Ueberroth. Chris, 419 Ulmark, Mary Beth, 331 Umdenstock. John, 368, 557 Underhill, Helen, 518, 304, 323,431 Unger, Cynthia, 429 Updeoraff, Suzanne, 518. 283 Upp, Brian, 537. 275, 240 Urban, Edwin, 518 Urban, Phyllis, 582, 323 Utter, Gary, 518, 279, 153, 451, 150 V Valleio, Carlos, 537, 429, 406 Valles, Carlos, 429 VanAntwerp, Patricia 537. 273, 437 Valllieckum, James, 473, 476, 439, Vanlluskirk, Lois, 518, 245 VanBuskirk, Rosalie, 557, 245 Vandegrift, William, 582. 287 Vandenbark, Susan, 582. 323 Vandeventer, Janice. 374, 377 Vandever, Ronald, 518, 415 VanDran, Ulrich, 438 VanDyk, Linda, 582, 331, 430 VanFossen, John, 386, 297 VanHorn, Fayruth, 557, 343 Vanlandingham, Dona, 582, 338 Varggndingham, Robert, 518, 253, 1 VanNostrand. David, 582, 338 VanNov, Milbert, 537 VanPatter, Robert, 477, 445 VanScoter, Walter, 557, 289, 437 VanScoyoc, Stanley, 414 VanSickle, Carol, 397, 557, 247, 74 VanSickle, Clyde, 519, 317 VanTriest, Lynne, 557 VanVliet, William, 364 451 VanWallec1hem, Paul, 315 VanZant, Claude, 476 VanZant, Sandra, 519, 255 Varnell, Charles, 582 Varnell, Ray, 364 Varney, Ann, 368, 537, 323 Varnum, William, 370 371,372,519 Vaughan, Jerome, 537 Vaughn, Sandra, 557, 331 Veach, Jovce, 587, 344, 363 Venable, Carl 15' Venn, Joy, 582, 343 Verma, Ford, 537, 293 Vernon Gail 519, 331, 396 Vest, Gary, 557, 338 Vice, Janet, 559, 582, 343 Vice, John, 582, 279, 428 Victor, Mary, 537. 343 Villaca, Miguel, 423, 414 Vincent, Billy, 519, 361, 443 Vincent, Charles. 582, 310 Vincent, Jerry, 557 Vincent, Sherrill, 557, 331 Vineyard, James, 387, 72 Vivas, Felix, 429 VonGunten, Robert, 367 Vowell, Bobby, 519, 378 Walker, Paula, 582, 283, 323 Walker, Raymond, 518 Walker, Rea, 519 Walker, Thomas, 519, 148, 158, 152, 112 Walker, Wayne, 557, 371, 310 Walker, William, 557 Walkup, Arlene, 423 Walkup, Donna, 582, 343, 423 Walkup, Hoyt, 423 Walkup, Norma, 582, 343, 423 Wall, Carol, 372, 376, 380, 537, 343 Wall, Charles, 315 Wall, Voncile, 582, 343 Wallace, Cleo, 472 Wallace, Don, 582, 315 Wallace, Etta, 372, 3ao, 537, 331, 394 Wallace, Frederick, 557, 243 Wallace Jack, 582, 338 Wallacel Norman, 557, 310 Robert, 152, 141, 158 Wallace, Wallace, Virginia, 519 Wallingford, Ben, 364 Wallis, Martha, 557, 245, 394 Wallop, Edgar, 477 Walls, Dale, 151 Walls, Phyllis, 582, 323 Walsh, Mlchael, 474, 439, 444 Walter, Larry, 537, 263, 420, 437, 356 Walters, Deanga, 537, 331 Walters, Jack, 582, 243 Walters, Lowell, 443 Walters, Mary, 393, 448 Walters, Max, 519, 253 Walters, Sandra, 557, 331, 396 Walters, Sue, 582, 255, 331 Walters, William, 557, 310, 356 Walthall, Ralph, 557, 310,424 Walton, Mildred, 537 Walton, Patricia, 582 Walton, Wayne, 537 Walz, Katherine, 582, 323, 434 Wam 1er,Joe, 369, 519,275 Carolyn, 557, 269 P Ward, Ward, Clark, 371, 379, 537, 295 Ward, Dixie, 397, 372, 380,519,399 Ward, Donald, 360 Ward, Edward, 359 Ward, Everett, 582, 372, 315 Houston, 582 Ward, Ward, Jerry, 537, 338, 150 Ward, Jimmy, 582 Ward, John, 519, 433, 408 Ward, Larry, 582, 367, 315 Ward, Lavonna, 557, 247, 389 R d 472 Ward, aymon , Ware, Betty, 582, 273, 331, 438 Ware David, 384, 519, 238, 251, 250, 425, 435 Warner, Bob, 183 Warner, Jack, 472, 377,351,438 Warner, James, 386 Warr, Max, 404 Warren, E. Dale, 519, 338 Warren, James, 358 Warren, Lloyd, 537 Warren, Phyllis, 557, 331 Warrick, Robert, 557, 317,451 Washburn, Max, 557, 399 Wasson, John, 558, 315 Waterfield, Richard, 582, 253, 437 Waters, Ronald, 519, 151,402,406 Watkins, Herbert, 408, 410, 414 Watkins, Howard, 519, 259, 356 Watki ns, 1.. v., Jr., 519, 151, 350, 35l, 354, 70, 75, 357 Watkins, Wesley, 537, l5l Watley, Lindell, 5l9 Watson, Billy, 399 Watson, Carolyn, 537, 343 Watson, Donna, 5l9, 343, 395 Watson, Milburn, 5l9 Watson, Patricia, 558, 343 Watson, Raymond, 39l Watson, Robert D., 538, 3l0 Watson, Robert W., l39 Watson, Wayne, 558, 25l Watson, William J., 5I9 Watson, William S., 520 Watt, Carolyn, 538, 273, 395 Watt, Thomas, 287, 358 Watts Dwain, 538 Woml Horold, 55s Westerman, Robert, 538, l50 Wever, Janet, 397, 520, 245, 393, 399 Wever, Peggy, 583, 245, 33l, 438 Wharton , William, 520, I55 Wh-gatley, Wanda, 397, 520, 27l, 393, Whaylen, Jimmy, 538 Wheeler, Dale D., 583 Wheeler, Dale G., 583, 4l2 E win 364 Wheeler, d , Wheeler, Gary, 583, 3l5 James 583 3l5 Wheeler, , , Wheeler, Joe, 428 Phyllis, 538 Wheeler, Wherry, Don, 398 Wherry, Julie, 583, 265, 33l Whitaker, Louis, l50 Whitchurch, Bob, 4l3 Wilks, Orville, 521 Will, Eldon, 558 Williams Barbara, 583, 343 Williams, Buford, 530, 277, 150 Williams Charles, 583, 257 Williams: Clifford, 472, 150 Williams, Curtis, 52l, 3l0, 350, 355, 357 Williams, David Lew, 52l, 360 Williams, David Lyn, 583, 3l0 Williams, Dixie, 538, 273, 353, 436 Williams, Earl, 558, 3l0 Williams, Edwin A., 558,287 Williams, Edwin B., I56 Williams, Gladys, 583, 343 Williams, Grady, 472 Williams Herbert, 558, 338 Williams: Jacquelyn, 583, 343, 396 Williams, James D., 36l, 446 , 29l, ll2 Watts, John, 582, 277 Watts, Johnye, 368, 538, 323 Wax, Loyd, 520, 249, 354, 70, 75, 357 Waxman Dixie, 582, 372, 33I Weathertord, Marvin, 289 Weatherholt, Robert, 388, 385, 275 Weathers, Dale, 4l5 Weathers, James, 558, 3l5, 436 Weathers, Jane, 583, 255, 343 Weaver, Bobby, 558, 289 Weaver, Carlos, 448 Weaver, Peggy, 397, 520, 247, 446, 74 Webb, James, 558, 29I Webb, Jon, 520 Webb, Marylyn, 583, 255, 33l, 437 White, Billy, 475, 263, 439, 444 White, Robert, 558, 289, 436 White, Dickie, 520 White, Eithel, 558 White, Elvin, 520, 358, 36l, 443, 357 White Glenna, 520 White, Gordon, 3l7 White, Joe E., 520 White, Joe W., 392 White, Melba, 538, 392 White, Miles, 538, 289 Ralph, 4l0 White, White, Raymond, 473, 475, 439, 444 Rege, Jr., 408 White, White, Sharon, 520, 255 Whitehead, Ann, 538, 273, 388 Williams, James H., 295 Williams, James O., 558 Williams, Jerald, 558, 3l5, 3ll, l80 Williams, Jerry D., 558, 35I Williams, Jerry Don, 558,279 Williams, err G 3l0 J ., Williams, Jim,y583, 3l5 Williams, John, 538 Williams, Johnnie, 397, 538, 33l, 353, 399, 45l, 356 Williams, Joyce, 45l Williams, Lendell, 52l Williams, Lucky, 29I Williams, Marvin, 583, 3l0 Williams, Patricia, 558, 52l, 323 Williams, Patricia, 33l, 389, 353 Winget, Karen, 380, 52l, 304, 323, 353, 449, 7l Winget, Virginia 583,379,323 Wingfield, Donald, 371, 521, 533 Winkler, Janice, 583, 247, 33l Winlert, Bhavabhutanonda, 404 Winlock, Eunice, 394 Winn, Bettye, 472 Winslow, David, 558, 287 Winsor, Paul, 474, 439, 444 Winstead, Jack, 472, 377 Winston, Albert, 521, 149, 334, 330, I57 Wint, Demoin, 52l, 279, 398 Winters, Charles, 52l, 338 Winters, John, 52l, 35l, 4l5 Winters, Judith, 27ly45l, 423, 430 Winters, Ruth, 583, 343 Wion, Donald, 52l Wion, Glendalyn, 52l, 245, 393, 455 Wie, Paula, 538, 247, 353, 394, 45l, Wiser, James, 558 Wiser, Judith, 558, 323 Wixson, James, 29I Wolf, Freida, 380, 52l, 304, 343,450 Wolf, John, 356 Wolfe, Thomas, 472, 3l5, 3ll Wollard, Jim, l83 Wrig ht , Joseph, 584, 3l0, l55 Wright, K. Sue, 397, 584, 269, 33l, Wright Nancy, 538, 323 Wright, Paul, 584, 284 Wright, Raymond, 538, l55 Wright, Shirley, 534, 271, 430 Wright William 522 Wyatt, Jan, 522, 245, 353, 384, 434 Wyckoft, Robert, 522 Wycotf, Smith, 558, 384, 293 Wylie, Barbara, 38l, 584, 323 Wylie, Carroll, 538, 4l3 Wynn, Leo, 367, 360 Wyskup, Barbara, 584, 323 Y Yahl, Daryll, 538, 399 Yahn, Bettye, 584, 269, 343, 395 Yancey, Don, 558, 275 Yandell, Don, 293 Yanke, Albert, 360, 452 Yarborough, Lyman, 377, 522, 3l0, 403, 4l6 Yarbrough, Paul, 558, 29I Yates, Tom, 538, 356 Yeaman, Johnny, 584, 287 Yeaman, Robert, I5l Wolverton, John, 538, 338 Wood, Alten, 52l Wood, Wood, Bob, 363 Doris E., 583, 363, 396 Wood, Doris R., 33l Wood, Duane, l90, I66, I69 Yeandel, Lynn, 379, 283 Yeandle, Katherine, 528 Yeandle, William, 558, 243 Yeck, Ronald, 374, 538, 263, 354, 454, 357 Yoakum, Gayle, 584, 33l Webber, William, 520, 279 Whitehead, Loren, 538, 29l Williams, Richard, 583, 28I, 240 Wood, Earl, 372 Yoes Linda 584 323 Weber, David, 368, l54 Whiteside, Franchel, 538, 269, 353, Williams, Rusty, 538, 3l0 Wood, Huey, 375 York' Freda' 522' 394 Weber, John, 520 395, 74 Williams, Stephanie, 538, 343 WOOCl. James T., I49 York' John '522 ' Weber, Philip, 583, l56, 338 Whiteside, Jananne, 583, 269, 33l Williams, Suann, 538, 269 Wood, Jim D., 52l, 275, l90, l66, l68 York' Mary' 538 343 Weber, Wayne, 474, 439 Whitley, Harvey, 350, 402, 404, 75 Williams, Theron, 558, 3l5, 453 Wood, Kenneth, 52l, 3l0 York' -I-heoaore' 558 Webster, Frank, 520, 406 Whitlock, Madelyn, 558, 273, 353 Williamson, Gary, 583, 243 Wood, Saundra, 376 Yost' James 5j2 408 Webster, James, 374 Whitmire, Joyce, 583, 343 Williamson, Jack, 474, 434, 444 Wood, William, 583, 293 Yosf' Juanhs 5543 Webster, Janell, 559, 301, 325, 36I, Whitmore, Howard, 475, 444 Williamson Rosoon, 583, 253 Wodddll. Fredrick. 474 young Ba,1,g,,, 538 273 436 Whitney, Robert, 474, 349,444 Williamson, Warren, 521, 364 Woodell, Led. ,I52 young' Bobby 5,22 ' Webster, Jerry, l83 Whitson, Robert, 558, 338 Williamson, Yvonne, 372, 52l, 343, W00ClFUff. Pl1'll'P. 3ll Young' Carol '5g4 245 343 Weddle, Maurice, 388 Whittenburg, James, 520, 399, 450, 393, 395 W00dS. Charles W-. 39l Young' David' 53g 522 Wedge, Jack, 538 4l6 Williford, Dlnk, 3I5 W00dS. Cl1dflSS W-. 534 Young' Dennis' 55g' 334 338 Wedman, Donald, 263 Whittington, Kinion, 520 Willingham, Charles, I73 W00ClS. Defiflna. 553. 33l Young' Douglas 257 l'50 Weeks, Gerald, 538, 3l7 Whittle, John, 583, 338 Willis, Donna, 583, 379, 323 W00dS. DOFIS. 45l Young' Hwa Lin 47i Weems, Eleanora, 558, 323 Whorton, David, 370, 37l, 372, 538, Willis, Guye, 538, l50 WO0dS. Edward. 52l. 3l5. 403. 4l4' Ygung' Jack 53.4 338 Weger, John, 583, 3l0 3l0, l52 Willis, Mary Ann, 52l, 343 W00dS. Marv. 553. 27l. 395. 433. 353 Ygung' James 558 310 Wehrenberg, Clinton, 558, 367, 360 Whorton, Martha, 583, 343 Willms, Velda, 452 WO0ClS. R'Cl15I'd. 52l. 279 Young' Loyd '407 ' Wehrenberg, Loren. 372. 538, 360. Wick, Fred, 583, 334, 338 Wills, Rosetta, 583, 247,343 W00dS. ROY. 4l3. 4l4 Young' Mjldkd 251 353 356 - Wickham, Ronald, 520, 284, 238 Wilson, Alexander, 375 Woodward. Heflileff. 522. 3l0 Young' Naomi '5g4 ' Wehrenberg, Norino, 583, 372 Widener, Pomoio, 533, 323 Wilson, Carol, 553, 271, 323, 394 Woodward. Leta. 558. 273. 395. 436. young' Raymond 522 Welnqaff. D0f0ll'IY. 583147. 323. Widmer, Robert, 583 Wilson, Charles R., 538, l52 353 l Young' Thomas 522 409 448 Widney, Linda, 397, 558, 247 Wilson, Charles W., 52I Woodwcrth, Marvin, 37l, 338 Young' Wanda' 265 Welch, Frances, 520 Wiemer, D. Robert, 3l5, l55 Wilson, Donald, 558 W00dY.,-505519. 534. 339 Youngblood Tbm 553 243 Welch, Harold, 37l Wier, C. Eddie, 398 Wilson, Douglas, 583, 3l5 Wooldridge, Marllyn, 522, 283, 352, ' ' ' Welch, Melva, 558, 247 Wier, Linda, 583, 27l, 33I Wilson, James R.. 52l, 263, I49, l40, 353 Welch, Quintin, 366 Wier, Nancy, 538, 27l, 435, 7l, Il2 425, 75 Woolverton, Thomas, 372 Z Weller, John, 29l Wieters, Robert, 423, 4l0 Wilson, James S., 583, 37l, 3l0, 350, WOOSTCV. K?ll1 Yl'1. 522. 26l. 393. 396 , Wells, Dixie, 583, 27l, 33l Wiggins, Jimmie, I66, l7l 357 Word, Mar1lyn, 584, 245, 33l, 430 Zachritz, Roger, 472, 365 Wells, Donald, 302, l54 Wikoft, Arthur, 583, 3l0 Wilson Janet, 52l, 398, 436 Word, Martha, 584, 245, 33l, 430 Zahalan, Adel, 472, 4l9 Wells, Harold, 520,400,433 Wilbanks, Philip, 583 Wilson, Jerry, 477, 445 Word, William, 522, 287 Zaldl, Syed, 426, 429 Wells, James, 474, 275, 439 Wilburn, Carol, 583 Wilson, John H., 297 Workman, Philip, 538, 287 Zaloudek, Judy, 538, 269, 353,437 Wells, John, I5l Wilburn, Glenda, 583,379, 343,434 Wilson John K., 52l Worley, Howard, Jr., 584, 3l0 72 - Wells, Kenny, 537, 3l0 Wilcox, Phillip, 558, 338 Wilson John, R., 295 WOI'leY. JSFVY. 403 Z6l0UClel4. MlCl1Bel. 535. 253. 436 Wells, Milton, 374 Wilde, Beverly, 558, 269, l4l Wilson Lester, 4l2 Worrell, Harold, 538 Zarambo, Stanley, 538, 522, 402, 448 Wells, Nancy, 583, 247, 343 Wile, Roger, 583, 372,253 Wilson, Lucy, 397, 538, 27l Worstell, Carol, 324, 392, 420 4l0, 4l6 Wells, Roger, 583, 287 Wilhite, Jimmy, 538 Wilson Martin, 38l, 375, 52l, l49, Worstell, Frances, 420 Zarley, Gary, 375 Welsh, Fred, l48, 35l, 4l4, l50 Wilkens, Harold, 583 I57 Wortham, Joseph, 374 Zavodny, Eugene, 522, 277, 4l4 Wendorff, Barbara, 558, 245, 392, Wilkes, Hollie, 520, 400 Wilson, Richmond, 52l Worthington, Wayne, 405 Zeamer, A. raig, 558, 3l5, 277 l9l . U Wilkey, Kenneth, 398 Wilson, Robert G., l80 Woulte, Robert, 558, 29I Zemmallen, Darrel, 420 Wenninger, Fredd1e, 377, 520 Wilkin, William, 520, 279, l50 Wilson, Robert L., 558 Wl'lQl l'. 5el7Y. 534. 245. 323 Z1eQleF. Frances. 555. 30l. 325. 448 Werner, Carol, 477, 445 Wilkins, John, 583, 338 Wilson, Shelby, l80 Wright, Bryan, 584, 338 Ziegler, Jack, 4l2 Werner, David, 370, 538, 3l0, l59 Wilkinson, Ardean, 253, 338, l84 Wilson, Tommy, 52l, 338, l90, l66, Wright, Delora, 522, 273, 33l Ziegler, Robert, 538, 3l7 Werner, John, 583, l50 Wilkinson, Charles, 472 l7I Wright, Diane, 368, 558,247 Zimmerman, Joe, 538, 40l Werre, Sandra, 583, 255, 33l, 434 Wilkinson, Debora, 583, 247, 343, Wilson, Travis, 583, 3l5 Wright, Hal, 558, 275 Zimmerman, Luther, 522 Wesson, Jane, 583, 255, 33l 43I Wilson, William, l52, 338, l58 Wright, Harriett, 538, 343, 394, 45l Zirkle, Larry, 377 Wesson, Jay, 520, 287, l5l Wilkinson, Fred, 583, 284, 240 ' Wimmer, Joe, 538, 3l0 Wright, James R., 423 Zschiesche, Lucy, 538, 269 West, Barbara, 583, 26l Wilkinson, Richard, 4l3 Wimpey, Galen, 558, 297 Wright, Jim D., 4l4 Zunigha, Wayne, 375, 522 West, John, 366 Wilkinson, Tary, 350, l90 Wims, Ben, 37I Wright, Johnanna, 584, 323 Zwillenberg, Morris, 558, 338, 184 West, Patricia, 558, 33l, 420 Wilks, Larry, 538, 263 Winget, Glenda, 52l, 273, 389, 72 Wright, Johnny, 522, 402, 404 Zylich, Nei , 522, 400, 433 Compliments of Friend Page 617 Flying Aggies, 422 1959 REDSKIN GE ERA 1 Dix A Acacia, 242 Academic Council, 56 Academic Year Institute, 391 Administrators, 54 Advertising Division, Chapt. 11, 585 Aggie Sports Car Club, 419 Aggie Student Council, 70 Aggie-X Club, 356 Agriculture, College of, 36 Agronomy Club, 354 AIA 85 Beaux Arts, 399 AIEE-IRE, 400 Air Force Drill Team, 154 Air Force Personnel, 138 Air Force RiHe Team, 156 Air Force Sweethearts, 141 Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Chi Omega, 244 Delta Pi, 246 Gamma Rho, 248 Kappa Psi, 384 Phi Alpha, 302 Pi lNIu CIED, 402 Psi, 439 Tau Omega, 250 Zeta, 357 Alumni Association, 459 Alumni Publications, 458 Amateur Radio Club, 418 American Chemical Society, 369 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 403 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 404 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 405 American Society of Civil Engineers 406 American Society of lblechanical Engineers, 408 Aquatic Club, 420 Arab Association, 419 Army and Air Force Band, 147 Army Drill Team, 155 Army Personnel, 139 Army Rifle Team, 156 Arnold Air Society, 158 Arts ik Sciences, College of, 39 Arts lk Sciences Student Council, 71 Page 618 Association of VVomen Students, 69 Athletic Cabinet, 191 Athletics Division, Chap. 6, 161 Automotive-Diesel Tech, 407 B Baptist Student Union, 447 Baseball, 182 Basketball, 174 Beauties Sc Queens Division Chapt. 4, 113 Beta Alpha Psi, 387 Beta Gamma Sigma, 387 Beta Theta Pi, 252 Block and Bridle, 358 Blue Key, 349 Board of Publications, 111 Business, College of, 40 Business Student Council, 72 Business Toastmasters, 385 C Cadet Officers Club, 148 Campus Life Division, Chapt. 7, 198 Campus Views Division, Chapt. 2, 77 Canterbury Association, 449 Catholic Newman Club, 448 Chi Epsilon, 402 Chi Omega, 254 Circle Eight Square, Dance Club, 425 Circle K Club, 421 Classes Division, Chapt. 10, 465 Coaching Staff, 165 Coed Apartments, 344 Collegiate FFA, 360 Collegiate 4-H, 362 Cordell Hall, 306 Cowpokes, 424 D Daily O'Collr'gi111z Staff, 106 Dairy Science Club, 367 Delta Chi, 256 Delta Sigma Pi, 386 Delta Tau Delta, 258 Delta Upsilon, 241 Delta Zeta, 260 Disciples, Student Fellowship, 451 ' E East Bennett Hall, 311 Education, College of, 43 Education Student Council, 74 Engineering, College of, 44 Engineering Student Council, 73 Engineering Toastmasters, 410 Eta Kappa Nu, 411 F Faculty, 29 Faculty Council, 57 Farmhouse, 262 Fiftieth Anniversary Features, 1 Fire Protection Society, 412 Football, 166 Forestry Club, 364 Freshman Class Section, 559 G Gamma Delta, 452 Gamma Phi Beta, 264 Gamma Theta Upsilon, 375 Golf, 186 Governor, 30 Graduate, School of, 47 Graduate Class Section, 469 Grand Council, 304 H Hanner Hall, 316 Home Economics Club, 396 Home Economics, Division of, 48 Home Economic Student Council, 74 Horticulture Club, 365 Hotel 8 Restaurant Association, 398 I Independent XIen's Residence Council, 305 Independent Student Association, 425 Intercollegiate Party, 426 Interfraternity Council, 238 International lXIuslim Student Association, 246 International Relations Council, 427 Intramural Sports, 194 Iota Nu Sigma, 389 I .Iunior Class Section, 523 -lunior Interfraternity Council, 240 Junior Panhellenic Council, 240 1959 REDSKIN GE ERALI DEX K Kappa Alpha, 266 Kappa Alpha Theta, 268 Kappa Delta, 270 Kappa Delta Pi, 393 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 272 Kappa Kappa Psi, 370 Kappa Phi, 449 Kappa Sigma, 274 KVRO, 432 L Lambda Chi Alpha, 276 Living Groups Division, Chapt. 8, 233 M llasonic Club, 432 l1len's Glee Club, 371 llilitary Division, Chapt. 5, 133 llortar Board, 352 Blu Kappa Tau, 388 Nlurray Hall, 318 N North Hall, 324 O O Club, 190 Oklahoma Regents, 34 Oftlahozrza Slate Engineer, 112 Okmulgee Branch, 461 Omicron Delta Kappa, 350 Omicron Nu, 393 Organization Division, Chapt. 9, Orange Quill, 353 Orange and Black Quill, 353 OSU Concert Band, 372 OSU hlarching Band, 373 OSU Tech, 52 P Pakistani Student Association, 42 Pan American Club, 429 Panhellenic Council, 239 Pep Council, 430 Pepperettes, 430 Petroleum Club, 413 Phi Alpha Theta, 373 345 Phi Delta Theta, 278 Phi Eta Sigma, 351 Phi Kappa Tau, 280 Phi Lambda Upsilon, 377 Phi Sigma, 374 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 399 Physical Education Club, 392 Pi Beta Phi, 282 Pi Kappa Alpha, 284 Pi Kappa Delta, 385 Pi lin Epsilon, 377 Pi Omega Pi, 390 Pi Tau Sigma, 414 Pi Zeta Kappa, 450 President VVillham, 33 P. R. Regimental Headquarters, 159 R REDSKIN Congratulates, 62 REDSKIN Staff, 102 Rodeo Club, 368 S Sanborn Entomology Club, 367 Scabbard X Blade, 157 Senior Class Section, 479 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 286 Sigma Alpha Iota, 376 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 389 Sigma Chi, 288 Sigma Delta Chi, 457 Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 378 Sigma Nu, 290 Sigma Phi Epsilon, 292 Sigma Tau, 416 Sigma Theta Epsilon, 453 Slowpokes, 428 Social Dance Club, 440 Society for Advancement of lfanagement, 390 Society of American Klilitary Engineers, 153 Society of Automotive Engineers, 415 Sophomore Class Section, 541 Spur R Comb, 366 Stout Hall, 326 Student Assembly, 68 Student AVKIA, 345 Student Entertainers, 431 Student lndustrial Arts Society, 415 Student National Educational Association, 394 Student Senate, 67 Student Publications Division, Chapt. 3, 97 Student Union Activities Board, 435 Symphonic Choir, 379 T . Tau Gamma, 460 Tau Iota Epsilon, 417 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 294 Tennis, 188 Thatcher Hall, 332 Theta Chi, 296 Theta Kappa Phi, 298 Theta Sigma Phi, 456 Track, 184 U University Committees, 58 University Leaders Division, Chapt. 1, 25 University Regents, 35 University Theater Guild, 434 V Veterans Club, 433 Veterinary lledicine, College of, 51 Veterinary hledicine Section, 473 W VVesley Foundation, 446 VVest Bennett Hall, 334 VVestminster Association, 450 VVho's Who in American Colleges 81 Universities, 75 VVildlife Society, 369 Tivillard Hall, 339 VVomen's Choral Club, 382 VVRA, 192 VVrestling, 180 Y YMCA, 454 Young Democrats, 436 Young Republicans, 436 YXVCA, 455 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 300 Page 619 1959 REDSKIN AD Elm 1 GI DE A Acme Potato Chip Co., 596 American Iron 81 Machine Works Company, 598 C. R. Anthony, 596 Arneson's, 597 B Bates Bros., 590 Beatrice Foods Co., 597 T. J. Bettes Co., 598 Big Chief Drilling Co., 598 Powell Briscoe, 599 Bro xx'i1 D iiii kin, 592 C Capitol Steel 8 Iron Co., 598 Cities Service Oil Co., 598 B. C. Clark jewelers, 598 Commander lllills Co., 601 D Damronls Aggie Studio, 597 Durand llanufacturing Co., 600 E Economy Advertising Co., 605 E1 Charrito, 598 G Geolograph Oil Field Service, 599 Peyton Glass 85 Son, 597 H Hunzicker Bros., 598 I Ray C. Jones, 599 K Katz Department Store, 604 KRMG, 598 L Laughlin's, 589 M Nfanhattan Construction Co Leo Maxwell Co., Inc., 599 McCaffree's Drug, 602 KI. K. 85 O. Lines, 601 N National Tank Co., 600 Nina's, 604 5 O The Daily O'Col!rgian, 599 Oklahoma Electrical Supply, 599 Oklahoma Farm Bureau, 592 Oklahoma Farmers Union, 589 Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., 603 Oklahoma Paper Co., 598 O.K. Stamp and Seal Co., 601 OSU Bookstore, 591 OSU Student Union, 595 Osborn's Studio, 590 Oz iiitiri and Co., 599 P . Payne County Creamery Inc., 604 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 598 Plumbers Supply Co., 602 S Sapulpa Brick Corp., 594- Scovil R Sublett Inc., 599 Seismograph Service Corp., 599 Semco Color Press, 594 Southwestern Engraving Co., 606 Steelman Construction Co., 599 Stillwater National Bank, 601 Sylvania Electric Products Inc., 602 W VVestern Newspaper Union, 599 1 3 a

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