Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)
- Class of 1962
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Page 36 Formuluting new policies for the student gov- ernment program, these members of the OSU Student Senate strive to satisfy ull factions on the campus. 2 9 5 K s 1 5 S Iiiwllssiiig one of the iicquriit pmlwlcrns which :lrirc in rhuir dztilv ruutiric nf ctuiiiiwiiiig ths srudcnts are Deans Zvlmzi Pzitvlm- iii, I'I lilLI :xICFZ'l!'lIlIld :ind vlltlllcs Miller. Faculty And Administration C ,11HE HONORABLE J. HOWARD EDMONDSON Governor of Oklahoma Page 38 Signing the protlamation for L K. Vovcllc Dayff honoring the director of Oklahoma State Tech, is Governor Howard Edmondson, Governor J. Howard Edmondson 'Ea l congratulate you on another year in your pursuit of education and I hope that it has been even more profitable than those before. VVe, on Oklahoma? ofhcial staff, as never before, strive to offer you the facili- ties, instructors and circumstances under which you can obtain the finest education offered in these United States. VVe are proud of the tremendous ac- complishments of Oklahomans who serve their professions and in their chosen helds with excellence around the world and we look forward to the time when each of you will be contributing more to America and to the world because you had available the facilities of Oklahoma State l'niversity. Sincerely, xl. Howiauua Iinxroxnsox Governor Gov. lloward Iidrnontlson, a Phi Gam, talks with members of the Delta Colony of Phi Gamrna Delta at a reception held in their honor attended by numerous state alumni, DR. OLIVER S. VVILLHABT President of Oklahoma State University Page 40 Dr. VVillham, along with many other dignita- ries, attended the dedieatory Ceremonies in honor of Tech director L. K. Covelle. President llliver S. Wi ts ,WWW i,g,:.i.W,,y1, f H 5572: 5 sm,- F i if K, tr to The RPZDSKIN eaeh year ehronieles many notable achievements of the uni- versity familyestudents, faculty and stall. And l962 marks several anniversaries of importanee in the total life of the uni- versity. Foremost is the centennial of the establishment of the system of land-grant universities and eolleges on -luly 2, 1862. OSU itself was founded December 25, 1890. During this past year, the univer- sity observed the l5th anniversary of the founding of Oklahoma State 'lleeh in Okmulgee. And this August reaches the lOth anniversary of the founding of the Imperial Ethiopian College of Agrieul- ture and Kleehanieal Arts, which it or- ganized in Ethiopia. Urivicit S. VV1I,i.1eiAx1 President Proving his versatility, President Oliver S. Yvillham demonstrates his shooting ability as he enters an Oklahoma State target shoot. llham Page -ll State Regents For Higher Education t B014 F. ALLEE GUY M. H.ARRlS Chairnzmz Jssistmzl Sffzrretary G. ICLLIS CEABLE DR. IC. T. DUNLA1' I7iL'f'-Cllfliflllllil Chanrfllor R. I.. CROWDER, -IR. T. G. SEXTON Sevrrtfzry fIIlIllli7li5fIYlfi7JF Assistmli Bora F. ALLEE MRS. S. F. IJITMARS R. L. CROXYUER, JR. y A VVIIARTOX IVIATHIES NOZAMAN B. MUSSELMAN KENNETH T. GALLAGHER JOHN J. VATIER, JR. t I 1 Page +2 GUY M. I'IARR1s G. ELLIS CEABIJZ DR. E. T. DUNLAP T. G. Senor: Regents For llklahoma State University AND THE MM COLLEGES XV. Emi ER H.XRl3ER Cvhlliflllllll O. L. Ihxctttzx' Iyift'-fjllfliflllflll Amos K. Bass, JR. Sf'z'1'rI111'y FORREST RICINTIRE .1dn1i11ixlr11li1'f' Ilfiiffllllf t VV. R. VVt1.t,uMs Rom:k'r I. HARTLEY I 1 V Q 5 W1 EARL RUSSICLI. FoRRtas'r MCINTIRE XV. ELMHR IIARVNQR JACK M. CORNELIUS 1 2 O. L. LACKE1' ROY T. NAU. P. E. IIARRILL Anus K. Bass, JR. Page -P3 Page 4-l Performing one of the everyday tasks of an agriculture stu- dent, this young man gets a chance to utilize some of the most modern and advanced dairy equipment in the nation. College lll Agriculture DR. A. E. IJARLUXV Dean of the College of Agriculture College Ranks Amen 0Sl s College of Agriculture ranks among the top seven universities in the na- tion in enrollment. Qualified, capable lead- ership in agriculture is one of the major ob- jectives as graduates must and will tackle the duty of supplying food and fiber in the quantity required by our rapidly expanding nation. Extensive training is offered in resident teaching, agricultural research and extension work throughout the state. Agricultural economics, science and pro- duction are offered as major options in the l-l departments of the college. Changes in the College of Agriculture provide for greater attention to counseling and advisement of students and placement of graduates in challenging careers. Out- standing success achieved by agricultural graduates has built a strong reputation for the university in many parts of the wide world. g Ten Seven In Nation Applying techniques and methods learned in class lectures and soil labs, these agriculture students conduct a soil test noting the soil deficiencies and acidity present in the soil of the Okla- homa State campus. FRONT ROXV: Prof, Glen Bratcher, animal husbandry Dr. Otis Duncan, sociology and rural life, Dr. Randall jones, dean of instruction, Dr. A. E. Darlow, vice-president of agricul- tural sciences, Dr. Louis Hawkins, director experiment station, Prof. YV. R. Kays, horticulture, Dr. D. E. Howell, entomology. RUXV 2: Dr. NI. D. Thorne, agronomy, Prof. Fred I.eCrone, director student personnel, Edd Lemons, agriculture informa- tion, Dr. james Plaxico, agriculture economics, Dr. Robert Price, agriculture education, Dr. S. D. Musgrave, dairy sci- ences, Prof. F. YV. Schroeder, agriculture engineering, Dr. Lynn Gee, hacteriology, Dr. John YVeSt, poultry Sciences, Dr. I.. Nl. Henderson, biochemistry, Prof. Glen Durrell, forestry, Dr. VValter Hansen, botany, plant pathology, ,lulius Pattillo, assistant to dean. Page +5 Deeply engrossed in their work, students conduct an experi- ment in their chemistry lah which is a requirement in many Helds of the arts and sciences Course of study. mga +6 College Ilf Arts And Scie DR. RCJBFIXT B. Iimiru Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Math, Science, Arts Increase Enrollment A broad, liberal education, coupled with concentration in a major field of study is the answer of OSl s College of Arts and Sci- ences to the questions posed by our rapidly changing world. VVith a tremendous increase in students, the college this year became the largest both in enrollment and teaching. Although the stepped-up endeavor in math and science accounts for part of the increase. the arts have attracted a great many new students. There are over 75 majors in art. English, history, journalism, music, political science, and psychology. The threat of communism, the necessity to more fully understand the World's peoples, and the increasing complexity of economic and political matters all contribute to a strong, motivating force in the college and help to make it truly a college of both arts and sciences. Taking part in the new research project sponsored by the National Institute of Nlental llealth, jack Freedman and Dr. Leonard VVorell prepare to time a pair of hooded rats through H specially constructed water maze in the lab. FRONT ROVV: Dr. Glenn Hawkins, Political Scienceg Dr. Otis Derrner, Chemistryg Dr. llarry Campbell, English, Dr. Roy jones, Zoology, Dr. Robert Fite, Director of ARS Exten- lNIax lylitchell, lylusic. ROXV 3: Dr. llarold llarrington. J sion, Dr. James Kevin, HPl2Rg Dr. Otis Duncan, Sociologfi lhjsiesg Professor George YVhite, llumanitiesg Dr. Homer Ur. Robert Lacy, Radio and Television. ROW' 2: Dr. VValter llansen, Botany, Dr. XVayne johnson, Mathematics, Dr. Brown Nlonnett, Geology, Dr. Charles Allen, Journalism, Dr. Knight, llistory, Professor jay MeYicker, Artg Dr. Leslie Nlcllonald, Physiologyg Dr. l.eslie Kreps, Speeehg Dr. Dan XVesley, Director of Student Personnel. age +7 ...-. Page -P8 Planning for the annual Business and Professional week are Nlary 'lane Cabe, Pat llurley, Ur. Eugene Swearingen, Richard Cloucl, and Dr. Lloyd Garrison, committee members. DR. EUGENE L. SXVEARINGEN Dean of the College of Business College llf Business M-W-N.,,,,vh-W' Studies Build Foundation Fur Future Work Collegiate education for business has in the past four years been studied, criticized, and evaluated more than any other segment of our system of higher education. Acting on the results of the studies, the faculty has modified the program in business adminis- tration to meet the challenge of our dynamic World. In l96O a new and rapidly expanding pro- gram was introduced at the graduate level leading to the master of business administra- tion degree. The BIBA program is Well-suited for stu- dents With undergraduate backgrounds in areas such as agriculture, engineering or arts and sciences, as well as business majors. hlore than 50 percent of the students cur- rently enrolled have undergraduate degrees from areas other than business. OSL' builds a solid foundation for work both now and in the future. Practicing their shorthand before class starts with timed takes, the business students are receiving a fine preparation for the world of business where all of their skills will he utilized each day time and again. FRONT ROVV: Dr. Norman Ringstrom, Marketingg Dr. Eugene Swearingen, Dean of College of Business, Dr. VVilton Anderson, Accountingg Professor R. ll. Baugh, Eeonomicsg Dr. Robert Lowry, Business Education. ROVV 2: Dr. Lloyd Garrison, Business Educationg Professor Edward Burris, Eco- nomics and Management, Professor Clayton Millington, Act- ing Director of Business Extension Service, Dr. C. Roman, Management, Dr. John VVagle, General Business. Page +9 ls, nrilyqui ms.. ..,. 7-331- U Q 5 3 x. 5 Although this part of the eclucatiou Curriculum is required, this OSI' Coed looks like she is thoroughly enjoying her time spent with the nursery children, College Uf Education DR. -I. EXXDREXV HOI.I.liX' DCZIII of the College of Education J ' I age 50 Q., Practice Teaching Insures Self-Ccnfidcncc 'lihe College of Education has the tremen- dous task of preparing our nation's school teachers, administrators and supervisors for their chosen fields of endeavor. Oklahoma State l'niversity's College of liducation is meeting this challenge through a well- planned program that brings out the best in their students. Along with the improved quality of work required fora degree, the College of liduca- tion has experienced a 20 percent increase in overall enrollment during the past two years. The college has been able to handle this great inllux in enrollment because it is con- stantly evaluating and revising its training programs in an effort to insure that its gradu- ates in teacher education are well-qualified professional men and women. Also, the training program received in student teach- ing will enable the individual to teach with confidence. Preparing marionettes and papier mache masks in one of thc art classes required for elementary education curriculum, mem hers of the class are taught various methods of entertaining small children while providing education. Q I! rx S 1 mfs FRONT ROVV: Dr. Robert Scofield, Psychologyg Dr, VVare Industrial Arts Fdueationg Tiner Lapsley, Coordinator ol Nlarsden, Edueationg Dr. T. C. lVIayberry, Philosophyg Dr. Flight Trainingg Dr. Andrew Holley, Dean of College ol Ilelmer Sorenson, Vice-Dean of College of lidueationq Cary Education. Ilill, Industrial Arts Edueationg Pete Chapman, Trade and 5 s Page 52 A requirement for the architectural courses, the architect lab provides an excellent opportunity for students to discuss, com- pare and criticize each other's building plans. College Ui Engineering DR. M. R. LOHMANN Dean of the College of Engineering Research Keeps Up Wrth World Progress The four-year instructional program, of- fered by the College of Engineering, seeks to develop the individual student's aptitudes for creativeness for engineering construction and production operations. The Technical Institute, a segment of the college for more than a quarter of a century, has been a leader in providing accredited two-year engineering technician programs. Research enables its staff to keep abreast of progress and its students to benefit by vital and timely instruction. On the graduate level students work with a faculty actively en- gaged in research and often contribute to the world's store of knowledge by their achieve- ments. To keep abreast of the progress and thereby avoid intellectual obsolescence there is the excellent extension program. The pro- gram is among the thirty largest in the na- tion in enrollment and curriculum. FRONT ROVV: Dr. Clark Dunn, Engineering Research, Dr William Hughes Electrical Engineering Professor Cuth Professor E. VV. Schroeder, Agricultural Engineeringg Profes- bert Salmon Architecture Dr Paul Stafford Director of Qtu sor Rollo Venn, Vice-Dean of Engineeringg Professor VVilson dent Personnel Dr Robert Nfladdox Chemical Engineering Bentley, Industrial Engineering and Managementg Professor Professor Jan Tuma Curl Engineering Dr james Boggs L. F. Sheerar, Engineering and Industrial Extension, ROVV 2: Mechanical Engineering lx KX Page 54 Graduate assistant Eileen Nlatthews prepares to weigh a lzxluo- ratory rat being used in her research project concerning the effects of diet deficiencies of thiamin. DR. IQOBERT RIACXTICAR Dean of Graduate School Graduate School Graduate Students Indieate Current Trend A growing awareness on the part of stu- dents and employers for a broader and better education is indicative of the Graduate school at Oklahoma State University. Enrollment of the Graduate school makes it a significant segment of the university pop- ulation and constitutes one of the most im- portant centers of graduate study in the southwest. The national stature of GSIHS Graduate school has been recognized by repeated sup- port of federal agencies. The National Sci- ence foundation has supported various aca- demic year and summer institutes. Numer- ous programs have been granted fellowships under the National Defense Education act. As a product of OSlf's Graduate school the students' thirst for knowledge can onlv be quenched by progress and success. Research is an integral part of the Graduate sehoolk plan of study. Deeply engrossed in a library book, this graduate stu- dent exemplifies the tireless effort and absorbed concentration necessary in advanced education. 'QQ FRONT ROVV: Dr. June Cozine, Home Economics Education: Dr. N. N. Durham, Bacteriology, Dr, D. Howell, Entomol- ogyg Dr, R. II. Leftwieh, Economicsg Professor R. II. Baugh, lieonomiesg Dr. Robert Lowry, Business Education. ROVV 2: f ,'g,?,.r!sf'Q, .,' : ta. 1.Q's.fs-,sg X ' ,-.5-3rffat:. Dr. Gordon Nelson, Agricultural Engineering, Dr. George Thurston, Physicsg Dr. A. Nl. Sclilehuber, Agronomy, Dr. XV. S. Newcomer, Physiologyg Dr. Richard jungers, Education. ,W--Qqx ,age S5 l Page 56 lingrnssed in formulating plans for the Coming year for the Housing and Interior Design club, these newly-elected oflicers discuss some of the various problems encountered. College llf Home Economics DR. LELA O'T0oI.1z Dean of the College of Home Economics No Longer ls It 0nIy A Wnman's World Strengthening family life through educat- ing the individual for family living, conduct- ing research to discover the changing needs of individuals and families, and furthering community, national, and World conditions favorable to family living is the field of learning basically concerned with one of the most important areas in the system of higher education at GSU-the College of Home Economics. Recognized as one of the nation's top home economics schools, the college offers degrees in almost every phase of Work, ranging from family life to hotel administration. Com- monly thought of as a training ground for coeds only, a good many men are now en- rolled in the school, largely in fashion dc- sign and hotel administration departments. Home economics leaders serve in several other countries where there is a concern for strengthening family life. Pointing out the use of basic art principles in the selection of colors, fabrics and furniture arrangements for the home is Dr. Christine F. Salmon, a registered architect from the housing and interior design department of OSF. ,qw 14 43, W FRONT RUVV: Dr. Lela O'Toole, Dean of Home Economics, Dr, june Fozine, Home Economics Education, Gladys Mar- shall, FRZQCD, john MacAllister, HLQRA, Dr. Rebecca Pate, Vice-Dean of Home Eeonomicsg Dr. Maie Nygren, H8zII7. ROW' 2: Dr. Ilse VVolf, Home lwanagementg Dr. Betty Bran- nan, Field Studies, Dr. Virginia Stapley, FRSCDQ Dr. llelen Barbour, Assistant Dean of Home Economies, Dr. Juanita Noel, C'TlNlg Pauline Cunningham, Assistant to the Dean. Page 58 Students enrolled in veterinary medicine practice what they have learned in class and labs by participating in an operation to correct the horse's lame front leg. DR. GLENN C. HOLKI Dean of the College of Veterinary llfeclicine Uf Veterinary Medicine Department Receives Grant For Building The Veterinary lNledical center is a multi- purpose unit of Oklahoma State University. Its impact extends throughout the state, the nation, and to several regions of the world. Therefore, the terms teaching, research, and public service have special meaning. Graduates will enter private practice, serve as regulatory oflicials, both state and federalg teach or conduct research in col- leges, for federal agencies or pharmaceuti- cal corporations. During the past year, the National Insti- tutes of Health of the lf S. Public Health service approved an S8559-P5 grant for the erection of a research building. It is the largest grant ever given to a college of vet- erinary medicine. Nearly 25,000 cases were diagnosed and treated by clinicians and pathologists of the College of Veterinary Kledicine during the last year. Don't be fooled hy this hhandshakingu pose-it's really a pic- ture demonstrating the teaching method of learning by experi- ence at the vet med clinic where students enrolled in vet med learn by taking care of animals. ,gd HHH - FRONT ROVV: Dr. VVendell Krull, Veterinary Parasitol0gb'9 Dr. D. R. Peterson, Veterinary Anatomy, Dr. L. E. McDonald, Dr. A. VV. Monlux, Veterinary Pathologyg Dr. Wiley Wolfe, Physiology and Pharmacologyg Dr. Lynn Gee, Bacteriology. Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Glenn Holm, Veterinary Medicineg Page 59 i Page 60 in-U A Instructor Charles Hinchee und student Bob Faris place a negative for reproduction on the new camera which was added to the lithography departmenfs modern equipment. USU Tech Training At llkmulgee L. K. COVELLE Director of Qkmulgee branch, OSU Tech Teeh Emphasizes Basie Techniques, Skills Essential and important in contributions to the industrial progress and national de- fense, Oklahoma State Tech, at Qkmulgee, has trained almost l8,000 technicians and craftsmen in the l5 years of the school's existence. Tech is Oklahoma's only school devoted solely to the education of technicians, crafts- men, and service repairmen. Students are trained so they may some day be able to work in large or small communi- ties, in industry, or in their own businesses. Highest concentration of courses is found in areas for which industry and private busi- ness most need capable technicians. Tech is well-known as a school where em- phasis is placed on the basic techniques and skills which apply to the needs of this new atomic and electronic world of specialists. Lkfsmmsgt-M, -f 1, 9, fa. K ' 1 -We, AL M -fky .f .l e, . . - Wy., ,fs - .Miss . .f ,-as .. gg s .. -- fs: , ,:5fe1 , -g,,,h5, mwa.,7:, 5,- :.:,3::, :5,v sl. , a x, .,,, .,.,,i. Ks.. nw , .,..,, W, ., . One of the duties of physical therapist Nlarilyn Yanbleter at the rehabilitation Center is the education of paraplegic n physical restoration. Approximately 50 disabled persons 'irc being taught at the Center. fl FRONT ROVVZ VVayne Nliller, Assistant Director, Paul Nlaurine Gay, Librarian. Row 23 Paul England, Stuten XVheeler, Industrial Division, john Pickard, Maintenance Activities, Raymond Dyke, Business Manager, A. D. Ro vert Superintendent, Grady Clack, Registrar, E. VV. Kline, Divi- son, BLD., Rehabilitation Center, Roy Belford, Commerce sion of Foods, limmit Alexander, Veterans' Coordinator' Division. ...Q il ,gan , ,. , sei . ROBERT MAC VI CAR, vice-president in charge of academic affairs FRANK MCFARLAND dean of student affairs KENNETH RICKER, secretary to the president 5-has-.il ' IL i be 5 Q ' 4 JACK COKE, purchasing agent University Page 62 JAMES THORNE, director of the physical plant Financing, timing, function, and man related prob- lems of university life fall in the realm of the univer- sity administrators. Theirs is the job of operation, liaison, and expediting policy rather than education as such, but they efliciently keep the wheels of educational organization running smoothly. Responsibility for the maintenance of contact between the administration and the faculty, the student body and the alumni, also falls upon their shoulders. They have the drive that creates an overwhelming desire to do what must be done, when it needs to be done, the way it has to be done. ZELMA PATCHIN dean of women RAYMOND GIROD, registrar .....-- 4 s,-5 - A4 E, DAAXRLQXVY J. M. MILLER, DR. DONALD COOPER, prgsldem in Charge nf agricultural Sqienggg dean of men director of student health services ' ' Enmox Low, m I n I S r a 0 r S university librarian Following through on policy decisions by the presi- dent, Dr. Oliver lVillham, and the board of regents for the university, is another important job of the ad- ministrators. lVorlcing behind the scenes in an advisory capacity that is often underrated, they gain, in most cases, little recognition for their efforts from the stu- dent body. Their job is, nevertheless, extremely Valu- able and indispensable to the actual operation of the physical plant of the university. Hard work and tre- mendous loyalty to duty were necessary for them to gain the upper administrative eehelon. JOHN HOITCK, bursar an I 5, ABF HFSSER, housing and food units director of Student Vnion, student 1. L. SANDERSON, comptroller Page 63 Members Discuss Year's Campus Pnlieies ACADEMIC COUNCIL CJLIVER S. VVILLHABI Ijhlliflllllll Ro14ERT RIACXHCAR Viet'-Clzairllzaiz li IENNETH R Ieruzrz SE'l'1'f'f!U'j' FRONT ROVV: Dean Lela O'Toole, Dean Glenn Holm, Dean M. R. Lohmann, Vice-Dean Helmer Sorenson, President Oliver Vllillham, Raymond Girod, Dean Eugene Swearingen. ROVV HIL ACADEMIC COUNCIL, COIUpOStZCi of H121- jor administrative oliicers mostly con- cerned with resident instruction, met on call of Chairman Oliver S. Willharii during the year. Vice-Chairman Robert NIacVicar presided Whenever the chairman could not be present. Invited to attend the meetings of the council for the first time were two odi- cers of the Faculty council, Vice-Chairman John li. Thomas and Vice-Chairman-Elect Lynn L. Gee. Cniversity calendar, length of semester, and grade requirements for student retention were discussed in addition to usual policy matters. 2: Dean Randall jones, VVelden Barnes, Dr. Robert Mue- Vicar, Dr. john Thomas, Dean Frank McFarland, Dean Robert Kamm. Page 64 FRONT ROXV: Richard Jungers, James Frasier, l.ynn Gee, Thomas Nlayherry, joseph Norton, John YVest, Sidney Brown, Mrs. Tom Baker, Adlowe Larson, Oliver XVillham, -lohn Everett lieseh, Elton Kohnke, Clinton Keeler, Maxx Mitchell, Thomas, Julian Bradsher, Leo Blakley, James Pareher, Joe Theodore Agnew. YVhiteman. ROV' 2: Josephine llotler, Kathryn Greenwood, Council Publishes Monthly News letter FACULTY COUNCIL OLIVER S. lVn.LH.xy1 ONTINVING ITS PROGRESSIVIQ programs of Cl 1l f'1 work and service, the Z2 members of the JOHN If. Tuoxrxs Ivit'E'-Cllllliflllllll Anroyye L. l,.xRsox St'l'I'l'flll'-1' Faculty council met monthly from Sep- tember through klune. Highlights of the councils ninth year include the addition of a new elective othce, that of viee-chairman- eleet. Lynn Gee was chosen for this oiliee. Also, Vice-Chairman -lohn E. Thomas be- gan publication of a monthly letter to the general faculty reporting council actions and alfairs. A self-study and evaluation by Loyd Douglas was helpful in planning council events. Page 65 MW, ,wf V si Page is 5 ' ' '-a+f5f?'3v Ato Dawit, one of the graduates of Oklahoma State in his field of soil conservation, and Dr. VVill- ham are standing in front of the soil conservation ofliee at Jimma, where Ato Dawit is now the soils instructor. 66 Presenting hahy chicks to Ethiopian farmers near Jimma, Dr. Wlillham expresses his thanks for their cooperation with the aggrieultural extension service during his visit and the time preceding his stay. Inspecting the gardening projects of the Farm Youth Club, near Amlmo, USF President Wlillham expresses approval for the youth elulfs work and the farm reserved for students tak- ing part in the youth elulv program. fl a-if Q,, UP 1 3 it 5 x 22 i at F? Student le':1de1's, here cxeznplificd Ivy Blyrnn Nissan-ngcr and Glenn llig'l1t0wer, Religions Ecincatiun week CIlflI'liiIlIltllI'S, work long hnurs on zlftivities which lmencfit students and bring OSI' tn the attention uf the Ililfifrll. WK! ww Lg - Q'-.--,Q F555 iin L. J gA f lgl JI l2 gnn f Student Leaders F if 502 3, Q as M, ff X , 5: 4 ,wk 'M V L S ' ' 5 H 'l 'z :EY-iii, ,QQ xx 5 gf ,Q 31? '41-If W 35,1 -wc 1 5 f n 1 67 GEORGE DAYIES, Stillwater . . . for setting zi new world record in pole vxiulting by jump- ing 15' IOMH. On campus, George is a member of the Physical Education club and the Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity. Page JIM BUTTS, Enid . . . for leading OSU's In- terfraternity Council to ai national championship and the Iron Manl' trophy while serving us president and serving as vice-president of the Big 8 Interfruternity council. His campus ac- tivities include past president of Intercollegiate party, Phi Delta Theta social fraternity and vice-president of Pi Alpha Mu. 68 1962 Redskin . . . si MYRON RODERICK AND THE XVRES- TLING TEAM . . . for winning OSU's 22nd wrestling championship in 36 years of competi- tion. Bnngratulates ST.-XNLICY JONES, llilllfll City . . . fm' wrv- ing as thc- 1961-62 cmlitur uf thc fikftlllfllllll ,Wulf l1iIltQ'illl'1'l', his work in the C'ollc,gfc of litigilww- ing, which lIIi'llILlt'5 Sigma ,li1lll, l2IlgillL'L'I'lIlQ.f Student C'uul11'il, Allli and Pi lita Sigma, and his campus zlctivitius-liliic Key, XVho's XVhu and his social fraternity, Kappa Sigma. IIICDI IIICIDIEN, Yinita, and Fl. P. SMl'l'll, flllllllillfl' . . . fur M'I'Ylllg as ctliturs nf tht' Daily U'f.'nll1'giz11z. llucli is AYVS president, past presiclcnt of Urangt' Quill, a mcmhvr uf Mortar Board, anal a mcmher uf Kappa Kappa Gamma suvial surnrit5. .l.P. is a memht-r of Pi Alpha Mu, Blu Kappa Tau, Faclet Ufhvcrs Crriilicil, anal Sigma Alpha Epsilmi sricial fraternity. damp... CII.-XRLIENIT KIZNDRICK Cushin f . . . 'ur Y V -v . 1 l . 1 4: .Z ' - ' - ' - ' Le. Qtatt- ' s' ' 11' I ,.-, pas prvsicc i C ucatiwn Q dent ' 3' 1 Q ' S 2. :ntl 's' Q--1: .r':' :'. cr er :C ' ' ' 1 ' 1413 'nm 126 1 - ' ' X zrmcizltc cc itur, . 'S lt-gin ativc huart K. pa Delta Pi, and Chi Umcga social anim-ity. ,IANET GRAN'l'll:XNl, Gagc . . . for l1Clllg the First Oklahuma girl tn gratluate from the Vullegc' nf Veterinary Meclivinc and the third girl in the cullrgr's history tu graduate, Iler Campux activities invlutle AVMJX and Ycteri- Ililfj' Mcelivinc 'liiiziftlrizisteix Page 69 SUSAN BOVVLES, Tulsa . . . for her campus- wide activities which include president of Stout hall, Grand council, Mortar Board, Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, Government week executive council, VVho's VVho and New- man Cluh. 1962 Redskin . . . RICHARD CLOUD, Bartlesville . . . for his work in the College of Business, which includes president of Business Student Council, Alpha Kappa Psi and Beta Alpha Psi, and business senator on the Student Senate. His other campua activities include Blue Kev VVho's VVhu IFC RANDY JONES, Stillwater . . . for serving as president of the Student Senate, as president of Phi Eta Sigma and Lariats, as drum major of the university marching band, and for his par- ticipation in Blue Key and VVh0's Who. Page 70 V Y Y 7 and Delta Chi social fraternity. 2 5 i imma, --, M,-wr-wt Gnngratulates 'l'llE STAFF OF RADIO STATION KVRO . . . for their outstanding presentation of cam- pus news, sports, social activities and features. DANA RICNO, Stigler . . . for representing the state as Miss Oklahoma in the Miss America pageant. Un campus, Dana is drillmasrer of the Angel Flight, treasurer of the American Chem- ical society, a member of Pi Kappa Delta and Chi Omega social sorority. F: i ff 51 'far Q, V1 , s 'f . .,,.. 4 , - W P KX V elf sas. sv--s-...s....,.,,, a 'R V-We .. . he V. L.......,,TM' .i z 1 -..,.., RODNEY ORRIQLL, Fort Coltlw . . . for his work in the College ot Agriculture as president of Alpha Zeta, his work on the meats judging team, which placed first in international COITIPC- tition in Chicago, his membership in YVho's YVho, and his participation in Blue Key, Block X Bridle, Agriculture Student council, and his social fraternity, Alpha Gamma Rho. K i Q s J.. GARY RICHARDS, Duncan . . . for his all- around campus activities as 1962 Government week director, AXS Student council president, Intercollegiate Party president and past presi- dent of his social fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Gary is also active in lilue Key, Phi lfta Sigma, Psi Chi, IFC, l,ariats, XVho's XVho and has served as Varsity Revue master of ceremonies for two years. Page 71 r I ',,. ,WRU 2 J Colleges And Universities Russell, Trng' Pt'I1ll76I'UllI, Alun Brunken, Kendall bluhnson, Jarm-s Clark, Alfred Zuvmlny, Rivharnl Cloud, Sum Lluycl. NOT l'IC'TI'RED: Bobby Durst, Glenn, Ricllzlrdsrmn, Gary Richards, june vVL'1lfl'll'I'S, Betty Kaye Xvflllll, Dale Ku-airns, joseph Rzlthfon, james VVixsun, Dnync Hamm. age 7 Page 74 Student Association litiicers RANDY JONES LYNDA DAVIS President Secretary-Treasurer MAC IRVING Vice-President The fine record of the Student Senate was made possible by committee meetings, such as this one, in which special empha- sis was placed un the research of pertinent questions. Newly elected members of the Oklahoma State Student Senate, Rick Cooke, Interfraternity councilg Ellen Hesson, Panhellenicg John Saunders, Independent Men's Residence councilg and Joyce Gray, Independent VVomen's Residence council, are ofli- cially installed in their respective ofhces at a senate meeting attended by all of the senate's original delegates, Bob Ewing, Delmer Dunn, Melvin Singleterry, Bobby Darst, Paul Fernald, Kay Davies, Fred Nasseri, Berniece Golden, and Tom Loaf- mann. Not pictured is Jerry Parrish, newly elected senator. Senate Sponsors High School Visitation STUDENT SENATE RANDY jox ES Presiderzt Misc IRVING l'ice-Presizlezzl LYNDA Disvls S1'cr1'z'11ry LE is F. CTILSTR.-X P Advisor ONIPOSED OF REPRESEDVTATIVES elected an- ioually front each class each college and each Hving group,thislcgBladve body hasinvesugated,yvorked,ond,reconunended acuon on suggesdons noade by iw consdtu- ents rfhe CDSlf Student Senate has noade a dihgentcdortuoserveaszuledecdveliahon group beuween doestudentlmody,ndnoniwtra- thug and facuhy. 'fhe senate has noade a concentrated edort to unprove varknw aspecw of canopus Ute especiaHyfto encourage each student uptake acdve huerestin dom governing body'and Ms projects and acthdtieg to noake recononocn- dations and to attend senate noeetnigs Page Students' Sentiments Cenveyetl Te Senate OFFICERS COUNCIL Mew IRVING l'lSl'UNSll3lLl'l'Y FOR CONVEYING SCLICICIIII 3-7 ' , . . . l H'I 'f sentiments to the senate concerning im- Bm, COX portant campus issues, and entoreenient 1',,,,11,.,,,,d,,,,, of the rules :ind regulations regarding the government of students and organizations is the main function of tlie Ullieers eouncil. 'Illie council, in its third year at USU, has IQARIZN llxwitixs Sm'rfffr1ry- 'llI'!7IlXlll'l'l' sponsored many social functions deemed C . ' 1 VV .,.' . Um HHS worthwhile for the student body. ,lzlfvixnr , 1 . . A N I I he vice-president or the Student associat- tion presides over tlie council, which is coni- prised of the president, vice-president and secretary of the four UlldCl'gl'21iIL11ltC classes. Riclizxrdson, llnrry XVoods, Blat' Irving, Hole Cox, Mike fomlis, Coy Freeman. l7RON'I' ROXV: I5IlI'I1ilI'1l Polk, Karen llawkins, Kathleen Miller, Linda: Pearce, Ann Bruner. ROW' 2: liolw Long, Glenn 21 ge 76 ACH woxiax sTLTn1f1N'1' is automatically 21 Ham' fn ss 5, '+ ' gf'-1- i, 931,35 .' ky 3' , . ss. 35 I- xr 0 .Q Awe.: FRONT ROVV: Toni Acosta, Sondra Self, Hedi Heiden, Sue Linda Redman, Anita Stewart, Barbara Guinn, Caryll Parham. Childress, Pat Ent. RUVV 2: Lynda Davis, Elaine Allison, Unification Ui Women Students Is Goal ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS HEDI Hmmm' Presidelli S cis CH ILDRTZSS Iiil'0-PI'l'STI1I'lZf PAT ICN1' Sr'4'ret11rj' Soxnim SELF ylI'lilISI1I'F7' ZELAIA PATCIIIN I1ll'Z'i,TOI' member of the Association of VVome1i Students, the governing body for all women on the OSl' campus. All Women's living groups and Women's organizations are represented on the executive or legislative councils. The ofhcers of the executive council are elected by an all-campus women's vote in mid-Winter. These two councils, with the aid of the judicial council, Work for the uni- fication and the social and educational welfare of the women students. Projects of AWS include a foreign wom- en's scholarship and a freshman honors forum. Page 77 Land Grant Colleges Centennial lle ehratetl AGRICULTURE STUDENT COUNCIL ELFBRATING THE CICNTFNNIA-XL of l2lHCl- grant colleges, Agriculture Student council planned a full schedule of events for 1961 and 1962. The council started in the fall With the annual Aggie round-up, in which the faculty and upperclassmen got better acquainted with the freshmen. Next Was Agriculture Week. This Week, so designated by Gov. gl. Howard Edmond- son, brought club displays, speeches, fun and education, plus the biggest banquet of the year. Linda Grissom reigned as Aggie Prin- cess and began the visiting of each depart- ment club in the college. AI. C. RAc1.sToN President FR ED H IN ES fire-Presidezzi linm iz PRtTcH ETT Secretary ISARL R L' iw Trerzsurw' FRED LECRON is nldvisor Leonard Gasper, Robert Post, Ken Schneeberger, Bob Hurst, Dee Legako. ROVV 4: Larry VVatson, Hugh Halsey, Jimmy Miller, Paul Storm, Rodney Orrell, john Reinert, Bill Hohen- boken. FRONT ROW: Eddie Pritchett, Fred Hines, J. C. Raulston, Everett Martin, Fred LeCrone. ROVV 2: Pete Frans, Charles Thomas, Ronald Smith, Stanley Gilliland, VVayne Fish, Paul Van VValleghem. ROVV 3: Earl Hayes, Clarence Peterman, Page 78 FRONT ROVV: Anne Larason, Jean Van Nortwiek, Gary ROSV 2: Karen Owen, Carol Hartman, Lexy Ilerschberger, Richards, Robert Kamm, Bill McDaniel, Emily Horton. Richard Markham, Gary Toussaint, Linda Price, janet Foster. Scholarship Awarded To Worthy Sophomore ARTS AND SCIENCES STUDENT COUNCIL Gain' RICHARDS Prcsidezii ANNE lnxkasox Iliff'-IJ7'llTflTf'llf .lizixx Yom Noizrwicia SI'l'7Y'I'lII',1' lSll,l. Klcllxxiri. ,ll1'f'llS'I1l'1'7' RoizifRT li. Kixxisi Jdvisor oiziiixu TO INTEGRATI-2 the activities of the college and to further the interest and welfare of its students are the two main purposes of the Arts and Sciences Stu- dent council. The council is composed ol' one student representative and one faculty advisor from each department in the college. Each year the council sponsors the faculty and student reception, the Arts and Sciences Honor society, and the election of the Arts and Sciences Queen. They also award two :HOU scholarships to outstanding sophomores. The recipients of these awards are based on need and past achievements. Page 79 Speakers Invited Te Attend B8iP Week BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL RICHARD CLDDD l,I'l'.Villl'IIf D izwev CL.x1'1f 1 i1'0-P1'f.rl1ir'11f Ax N H L'RST Smirelnry Par H L'RLliY 7'fI'!lSlll'l'7' l,i.ovD Cir-xklzlsox Jdifisor FRONT ROVV: Dewey Clapp, Richard Cloud, Ann Hurst, Julianne Glass, Carolyn Uhopp, Pat llurley. ROVV Z: Sandra Graham, Janie Purlee, Bob Rucker, Arlin Fielden, Sharon Raines, Louise Pierce, Nancy johnson. RUVV 32 Fonnie Zol- IZRVING A-is Tllli Anvrsoiar body to the dean and the faculty of the College of Busi- ness, the Business Student council is con- stantly seeking Ways to improve student-fac- ulty relationships, and activities of interest to business students. Each year the council sponsors the annual Business and Professional week. During this time, outstanding speakers in the fields of accounting, business administration, business education, economics and other business en- deavors are invited to the campus to speak to the various business classes in the college. drzske, Mary Cube, Sandra l.elNlonnier, xl. Foster, Alan Tye, Sam Lloyd, Judy VVood, Mary fzlldwell. ROVV -I: Nancy Stogner, Bill Stone, Milton Cotter, llarry Selph, Edd Pryor, Bob l,indley, Sid Anderson, Mary llert. Page 80 FRONT RUAV: Sondiui Self, Anita Steuzirt, Clizirlene Ken- Dxivies, Nelda C':11'te1', liolwliie Galle jones, Nancy Coiinor, driek, Melinda lI:11'ris, liettve Yzilin, Nxvlllliial' Russell. RUXV 22 Rolsertzi llziiriield. 7 lzitti lxltfllllill, ,Indy llllllft'-V, Betty Alliin, Pliyllis liryaiit, Kun' Council Serves As Means Of Agreement EDUCATION STUDENT COUNCIL Cll.fXRI,l2Xli Iiexnizicig lJI'f'A'TIll'1If Soxniu S1511 liilil'-l,I't'.S'Tllt'llf AIICLINIJA llxiuzis Sl't'I't'fIlI'j' Ii1zTTx'1z Y.-mx vl!'f'll.l'l1I'Fl' l'1z1cE lin izxs ,J1l11i.mr INll'1D,XT DIRIQCTING 21 better uiidcrstziiidiiig and streiigtheiiing within the College of liducntion, this council serves as 21 link between the students of tlic college and the education faculty. The council provides 21 means of zigreement between these two forces. l'roblems arising from the student body are taken to the council and discussed along with the problems of the faculty. Outstfniding couneil activities during the school year begin with the nnnuzil orieiitn- tion picnic for the new freshmen, ns well as the upperclassineii of the College of Educa- tion. Page 81 Honor System Considered For Engineering ENGINEERING STUDENT COUNCIL .lewis KITTRELIQ Aron RESPONSIBILITIES of the Engineer- Prraridenl ing Student council include Engineer- ing Week, the honors and awards ban- quet, selection of the engineering queen and the St. Patriclis ball. The council is Work- ing to initiate the honor system into some of the junior and senior classes and if this proves successful, they have pledged them- Roia ERT McCoR.xi1ci4 I i1'f'-Prrsidmt Roiarsizr fiIRARD Smwftzlry Jon N lii2r.r.Y 7vI'c !l1'llI'f'I' Ror.r,o Yifxx .fzlfvisnr FRONT ROVVZ Perry Cleveland, james Kittrell, John Kelly, Ron Thompson, James Clark. ROVV 23 Robert Girard, Art selves to further the system. Representatives from Zl various engineer- ing organizations on campus combine to make this council. The council represents all engineers on the campus and strives to pro- mote activities Which will be of interest to all engineers. VVikot'f, Stan Jones, Sam llall, Don Ridgeway, j. L. Matthews, Don Darby. Page 82 FRONT ROVV: Nancy Lewis, Mellwa jordan, Sally Buck, VVilson, Linda Crawford, Sharon Burson, Ann Chism, Penney Vicky Lester, Rebecca Pate. ROXV 2: Beatrice Goulden, Sally Von Tungelyn, Judy Pinion. Baker, Jan Johnson, jeff Dalbey, Fran Tate. ROVV 3: Nancy Projects Enlighton High School Students HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT COUNCIL K I EL1a,x JORDAN Pr1'o'i1lf'1zl S.xr.1.x' B L'cK lfflil'-Pfl'J'idf'llf Naxcv Lewis Secretary XYICKY LESTER 7lV't'l1.Ylll't'I' R me Ecca PAT li Jdfvisor ONSISTING OF SIXTEEN l1lCI'l'llDCl'S FCPFC- senting department clubs, individual classes, and the home economics senator, the council interprets and promotes home economics on the campus and through the states and coordinates the work of student organizations. Informing the high school students of the professional and personal opportunities in the field of home economics through the an- nual Hlflome Economics on Parade is only one of the objectives of the Home Economics Student council. Another objective is to stimulate the interest of pupils in continuing their education by going to college. Page 83 Committees Serve As A Governing Force STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD JUDY 'IYXMIAGH HE STUDENT UNION AcTIVITII':s Isoarui scrves as the principal studcnt governing force in guiding student activitics in thc l'nion. Through its Various committecs, thc board plans all llnion-sponsored campus Pwxizfzf II I .ALVIN l3,xI4IfR Iyirz'-Prrxizlmzf CixIzoI,YN CHA.xIIII3IzI.IN St,1'I't'fI1I'j' KIARY SISLIIY llII'I'1l.YIli'I'!' BETTY STRATTIIN AAHE H ESSIZR If1l1'iso1's FRONT ROVV: Lylc Smith, Knrcn Bzlumzlnn, Carolyn Fisher, SIHIFUII I,llITTlC'TCI', Mary Selby, limily Horton, Judy Talmage, Alvin linker, Mrs. Betty Stratton, Jacque Chambers, Nancy cvcnts and hclps dctcrminc l'nion policics and thc programs for OSI' studcIIts. Any Oklahoma Statc studcnt is cligiblc to Work on any of thc ninc STAB committccs. Comniittcc chairnicn and board otiiccrs arc intcrvicwcd and sclcctcd by thc board and must havc a prcvious scmcstcr of scrvicc on onc of thc committees. Connor, Kathy Savage, Glncleen Burris, Sylvia Norton. ROVV 21 Rick Cooke, Dean Hunter, john lN1cCabe, Abe Hesse-r, Jim Smith. Page 8-I 4.0--P' -,M Board of Regents member Amos K. Bass, jr. tleftj confers with Forrest Mclntire, regents zidministrntive assistant, at Ll business meeting nt the board on C'IlH'lPll5. Page 85 5 ,Ab -:-9 n if 5 Wm 'mg 1 , . Z SQ' . ..f. E.: Q I .er nib-v- g,f,,Z' QD We W fa-,, NEWS'-1 1, WF l Redsliin BE UTIE Sc llueens Spinning slowly with a dream- like quality, the many small fac- tors and procedures Which make up a beauty contest fall into place to produce an OSU beauty who is lovely in poise and per- sonality, as well as appearance. Seeming to he thoroughly enjoying his work, Jerry Harrison performs one of the very pleasant, but little publicized tasks of a beauty contest, Page 88 Don llampton, Pawhuska lawyer, finds that the seemingly easy task of selecting RIEIJSKIN beauties is more cliflicult than he hall antici- patecl. Ann Hurst, Business queen, finds appearing in the Homecoming parade just one of the more pleasant duties of a Campus queen. L ,L - t. Jikkmmsf '1 i Although they have a difficult task to perform, these young cap- tains from VZIIICC Air Foree Base in Enid-Tom Varble, Lee Koenig and Frank Tabler-don't seem too unhappy, do they? Judging Retlskin Beauty Contest Is Difficult Task lilueh thought and planning goes into the making of mine her poise, ease and ability of expression, and per- a REDSKIN beauty. The individual girls must be l1Ot sonality. These qualities, matehed with a pleasing ap- only pretty but must have an overall grade point of 2.5 pearance and photogenie ability, are the factors which and be elassiiied as sophomores or above for eonsidera- form the ideal REDSKIN beauty. The field narrowed to tion. XVirh eaeh campus living group nominating a spe- fifteen candidates, six of whom were ehosen in a .second eifie number of girls, fifty girls entered Competition. contest to be Oklahoma State L'niyersity REDSKIN Rach had a private interview with the judges to deter- beauties for the l96l-62 school season. It's hard to be impartial and Choose fifteen heautiful Coeds from a field of fifty, but the preliminary judges of the 1962 REDSKIN Beauty eontest- businessmen Don Hampton, Pawhuskag Terry Leard and Wlilliam Sykes, both of Oklahoma City-performed their difficult but pleasant task quite well. Luigi. . . Hel? W 5.22111 ' f'ATiiJQ?f:S- I ' i ,Mi 3? ii S ASQ E, 2 J xi if' 1 it Yi 52 fgmyhpf 235 5 ' . , - ' ,V,.,W,,mZ'-'-- M ,, , M n , MMM .Qi ' N-Q1 +1 4 , W A MURRAY HALL ir ,fwvff 994 M - - -- il 3 fi Ei Q 57,3 , 'as If 39 FE. w E5 5 E H 5- +s L, Q f 1 if 3 . fi T e X 1 E RE DSKl N B EAUTY . 'L fff oklahoma l f MuRniAiH-:ALL , ' Page 96 Redskin Beaut Finalists BETTY VVOODUL ...... Jllurray Hall KAREN HALI.B'IARK .... Stout Plall GENDA KINSEY ...... lllurray Hall SANDRA LEMONNIER Kappa Delta CAROL BERGER .... Alpha Delta Pi LINDA CASSENS Kappa Kappa Gamma JUDY WAGNER .A........ Chi Omega MADELYN GROVE ...... Stout Hall MARY ANN SMITH Alpha Chi Omega W Page 97 Page 98 Engineering Queen Jo ANN FOWLKES ...... Her'ef0rd, Texas Senior Home Economics dlplza Delta Pi Education Queen ANITA STEWART . . . . OkIn!10mf1Cify Svnior Ed1llf'llfiOIl Chi Omega Page 99 Page 100 Princess Athena LYNDA BICFARLANE .... . Oklahoma Cizy Sopfzonzore riffs and Sciences Pi Beta Phi Fairest of the Fair JUDIJONES . . . . Okl11fzon1f1Cz'ly Sophomore EdllI7HfiOll Pi Beta Plz 1' Page 101 Page 102 6'0 Club Queen COLEI-LN GENTRYADCOCIQ. . . . . Clligkfmlm Junior drtx and Sfrierzcev Cfzi Omega Business Queen ANN HLTRST. . . Oklafzonm City Ju Il fo r Bll.Yl.II ess Kappa flfpllll Tfz ein Page 103 Page 10+ Air Force Honorary Cadet Colonel MARYJANE CARE. . . . . Westzfille Jun io 1' Buxinesx Kappa Kappa Gamma Army Honorary Cadet Colonel CAROL SPARKS . . . . Oklalzonm Cily Sophonzore Education Zeta Tau dlplza Page 105 Page 106 Arts and Sciences Queen EMILY HORTON . . ...... Ponca City .I1l'7ZZ.O1' Arts ana' Sciences Kappa Kappa Gamma Freshman Queen jANETtfoX . . ..... . lDHnfnn IWwwhrnnn IIOHIKIif0HOHHl5 C11 1' O 111 Egfr Page 107 Page 108 JUDY GRAY. . . . . . . Miss Varsity Revue . Siilwefl Sopfzomore Hon1eEco11oar111zv Kappa Kappa Gamnza ggie Princess LINDA CQRHBORI . . . . . lUmuhu5kn .lunfor lguxfnexs Chifymvgn Page M...- . - ...Www - ,Af.5i,.q,.+ mi ,TP . , C f , S ' ' .f .2 sr i X -fx . wg r if 1' f af S .QQ fu . 1 r X 5' f 5 3 . it if 3:21- L, Q 2 , .- , ik. Q. A 5. V, fx 'Q If X I - -gk .. 15, ' i - 9: 'iii Q, 'elif ,.4e11.m f, 'Q . I MV. ,,.,.f 3 S' . if 5 Yi f 3 YZ? , gi . iii... W J 3 . mv' ,Xi lag, fx ,-,ug 5. . tudent Publications Time and timing are of the es- sence as many OSU students spend long hours in Writing, edit- ing, photographing and produc- ing four award-Winning publica- tions Which contain both campus and national events of present and future importance. Q, , R . fp wee, - V QW' . f 1, Xiffwffz ' If r- 1 'M i as r it rllr Q : it , U ,,,- Aiusw ,,.1.M-V5 I Burning the midnight oil, Thr' Daily 0'Collfgiazz olhces are brightly lit, as the staff diligently ysurks tn get out the issue for the following day Page ll2 Editing Thr' Daily 0'CoHfgian is very hard work, says J. P. Smith, as he takes time out for a restful snooze before returning to his many editorial duties. S I K' if ' -.Q,:W.4,,,,M,,i,, ,W K Is Tim Daily O'CollL'gian going to the dogs? Here's one small canine apparently very inter- ested in campus affairs. Too had there aren't any papers left. U GUlil,Hi21AN Student Publications Iniorm And Entertain Ill-I w1uT'1'1iN womb is a powerful symbol that i11vokes many different thoughts. Publications are the life-line of a cam- pus, bringing to its students, news, views, and announcements through its pages. The two campus magazines bring information about new methods a11d techniques to engi- neers and keep alumni informed about their past classmates. The yearbook is at first a present excitement a11d later becomes a treas- ure of memories. Long hours of hard Zllltl exacting work are required to produce qual- ity publications such as are found on this campus-publications devoted to the stu- dents. -lust as thousands of Oklahoma State students do ezieh day, Lynn VVils0n pauses ill front of the l'nion tu take time out to read the Cl11f'.5 issue of TI11' Daily 0'f.'ulf1'gia11. Reporters are important, but the iiewspaper would never go out if it were not tor the linotype operators, uho set the type for the printing of each dafs newspaper. age UR YEARyS wokk is now in the hands of the printers and we are awaiting the return of the finished product, the 1962 RED- SKIN. The year has been hectic many times, but as a whole, it has been a very re- warding time. Staff members-over 50 people -have been directing their efforts toward the production of a cross-section chronicle of life on the Qklahoma State University campus dur- ing 1961-62. VVe sincerely hope that you will enjoy our presentation and that in the years to come, it will mean even more to you as you look back at your college days. Look at it, read it and we hope that you en- joy the finished product as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. THE EDITORS - ?Qwi The LxNnA Giussoivi Editor 1962 Redskin CARQI. ll.-XRTMAN Associate Editor JERRY HARRISON Associate Editor jour 'I'L'Ri.r:x', Secretary Becky HART, Secretary Dos' l'l.VlIiR, Organizations Editor HESE ARE THE PEoi'l.f-3 to whom l owe so many thanks-without them the 1062 REDSKIN would never have come to be. All the planning, all the hopes, all the dreams for this year's book would remain dreams and useless paper work without the help of the staff. A staff is composed of many individual people, but the spirit that binds this group together is that intangible quality that makes the production of a yearbook successful. These students spend many hard- working hours doing the endless jobs of typing, sorting, filing, writing copy and taking pictures. Theirs is a job that receives little credit and pay-mostly the satis- faction of seeing their work in print. XVork on the REDSKIX starts in early April when the Board of Publications names the editor for the eom- ing year. After an editor is named, work begins on the next hook, ground work which many times seems useless as no progress can he seen. It is during this time and during the summer months that the eoyer design, the layout of the hook and the contents of the book are planned. Klany hours are spent with the photographer during the summer months deciding on the type of pie- tures for the class and residence sections. Vfvith the be- ginning of classes come actual staff appointments and plans suddenly become realities. As each deadline is niet and the time for the completion of the book draws nearer, one tends to forget the hectic, nerve-racking times during the year and looks back on the fun-filled times had by all. Before the book is back from the print- ers and in rhe hands of the students, another editor has been appointed and he has begun work on the next edi- tion of the top-ranked REDSKIN. . il ire. QXRY PARKER, Distribution Bfanager CAROLE CASTLE, Beauty Section Editor J. P. SMITH, Military Editor Page ll: PETE FRANS, Copy Editor LARRY I IARRISIIN, Phntngxxn phc-I' 1962 REDS KIN STAFF l,IxIn.x GRISRIIRI ,IERRY HARRISON . CARIII, H.xRTAI.xx . BECKY H.AR'1' . . Alom TL'RI.If:Y . PETIQ I+'R.,xxs . AI. P. SMITII . LINIM .A1,l.IZN . LZAROLIZ CASTLIQ . K,IAItY CASAIIY . AIIIQIC DIXCJN . . HL'RI.I2Y SCHXVARTZ DCJNI1.-XGER. . . . GARY PARK IQR . LARRY HARRISON . Hon STIZINRIQRG . PAtII.IaTTI2 BLIRIIICR C.'XllOI,Ii DIQVIQRII . SHRRON HANNON C-xRoI, fXIITc'I'IIiI.I. IDONNA SAII'I'II . lim' STHIIHIZNS . SIIARIIN XVARNIZR . . . Hdifm' . Il5.S'0t'ff1fI' Ezlifor . fimorifzfr Editor . . Stvrrflrlry . Sffrrfary . CopyEdi1or . I1Iffil11ryEdifm' . . Cvllf!i1It .YElliI'!lI' 1gI'IlIlf-1' Scfrfimz Ediior . Cfrlss Ezlifm' . Sj'r0r'lA'E1l'ifnr . . . . Sf7lll'fJ'Edif!l1' CjI'yIllIiZIlfi0I1.Y Editor Di.ffI'i!lllfiOI1 fl Illllllyfl' J . . . ll10ffJylY!f7lIl'l' . IJllUfflfl!'flf7l1t'l' . I1'fI'I'i1'lI! . f1vfFl'iIY1f . Cft'rif'r1f . If!r1'ir'al . l,'fz'1'iI'fIf . Uf1'l'i1'f1f . . . . Cfrrizvlf 0 IC. L. VVIIUIJSON, Director of Stllliwlf Publi- vations 0 CCJR.'X HARIJIN, Sc-n'I'c'taI'y tu IJil'l'L'fUl' of Stu- dent PlIbliL'2iti0llS W-n..,,.v,.M 'Wit Y HURLEY ScIIwAR'I'z, NHKE IBIXOY, Sports Edilrvrs LINII.x ALLEN, Cutlincs Editor NIARY Cxs,xm', Class I ll H1 Pugc I I6 -as if Putting in long hours of hzird work each day, members uf the Rl-ZIJSKIF staff work toward the day that their hunk will he dis- tributed tn the students of Oklahoma State. 1962 REDSKIN The zirrivzil of the new REIISKIN always Creates excitement on the campus, as students wait tn receive their annuals from members of the staff, B. Hart and J. Turley. V05 w...,.Mm+A--- 'gr X af. I M Judi Turley rushes to get that lust eutline written and the picture in the mail :is the rest ut the stat? eoneelitrutes nn the tiring task ut' indexing the REDSKIN, Page H12 DAILY U,COLI,IiGIAN, now in its 67th year serving Oklahoma State University, has grown from a small monthly to a tabloid-size news- paper with a daily circulation of ll,0O0. The O'ColIegi1111 is now recognized by the Associated Collegiate Press as one of Americals First Class campus daily newspapers. First published in 1895, the paper was given its present name-The Daily O'CoIlt'gian-in 1924. The 0 in O'Co!lt'gir111 stands for Qlclahoma. lXIost students today refer to the paper as the O'ColIy. The O'Collf'gi1u1 editor, selected by the board of publications for a term of one semester, heads a stall of about 25 student journalists. The staff is re- sponsible for reporting and editing the daily news events on the GSU campus as well as the national news. ,Q Daily 0'BoIlegian Editors ANNE LARASON Summer Session Editor ' ' ' 59. r...r7St51W 'L X A V i.,-',:.'i J. P. Srvrrrn First Semester Editor Ham HEIDEN Second Semester Editor 'Lu G-83 A' C f fini! ANITA Bo'r'roMs, Senior Assistant Editor LARRY Sirvriv, Assistant Editor IIARRY Hix, News Editor DAILY 0'COLLEGIAN Students at OSU faithfully pick up The Daily U'C0llegia11 every morning-while eating breakfast, hurrying to their classes or going to the Union for an early coffee break. Behind each day's issue of The O'f1l0!1l'yiIlII lie many hard hours of work by O'CoI!egimz staff members, who combine the full-time job of going to college with another full-time job-publishing a daily newspaper. To understand the problems connected with the dual role played by each student who holds a re- sponsible position on The U'Co!legian, let's take a look at an average day in the day-to-day publishing of the paper. During the morning hours, while most of the editorial personnel are attending classes, U'Colly printers are killing out todayls paper and prepar- ing the page forms for the next edition. As soon as the forms are ready, the ads are set and put in place. The news staff comes in about 1 p.m. to put in a full afternoon writing and editing accounts of cam- pus events. Copy and headlines are written, pictures are marked and pages are 'fmade up and taken downstairs to the O'Col!y's own printing shop. At 7 p.m., the night editor comes in and checks the wire for 'fnews briefsf, and weather. He then waits for reporters on night assignments to come in and write their stories, so that he can put headlines on them and send the news to the printing shop to be set in type before the 10 p.m. deadline. After the forms are filled and placed on The O'Cl0Hl'gill1l press, the giant lever is pulled and the press begins its long run of 11,000 copies. At dawn the paper is distributed on campus by student carriers. Soon printers are arriving to kill outl' the morning paper and repeat the cycle in which 45 persons have had a hand. PETE FRANS, News Editor -32 'S si 13 14 15 7 20 21 22 24 27 28 29 31 7 ANN VSoRl.Ev, Assistant News Editor Page 119 .X M3-f IDONNA BOTTOMS, LINDA NEXN'M.fXN, Staff VVriters JOIIN SCIIMIDT, SHARON NTONTGOMERY Assistant Sports VVriters 0'COLLEGIAN STAFF FIRST SEMESTER J. P. SMITH ......... Editor ANNE LARASON, TTEIJI ITEIDEN . rlsxoriate Edilors TANITA BOTTOMS, LARRY SII,vEY, PEGGY JO MOORE, I-IARRY IIIX . Nffws liditory PETE FRANS ..... 'lsJis11InI AJIMLUI Edilor BII,I, EI.I.Is . BOB NVILLIAMS . . fjtllllfllll Iidilur . . Sporls Edilor SYIIVIA NORTON . Sofia! News Iidilor LARRY IIARRISON . . Staff Plzoiographrr ROIINEY LOVE ..... fldfvertising Managfr VAN PECK, MIKE PARRISII, PAGE TIIOMPSKJN, VAIERIE GRANT . ,4dfverti:ing Couizsflnixv 1961 SVMMER SESSION ANNFI IIARASON .,...... Editor GEORGE RHOIIIIS . .ilssislanl Iidiim' JOE LANSIIEN ...... Nfws Iidilnr SECOND SEMESTER IIIcImI HIIIIJEN . . . ANNE l,.IRAsON . ANITA H0'I I'OMS I. P. SMITH . . . LARRY SII.vEY . . PETE FRANS, HARRY HIX ANN VVORLI-:Y . . . SHARON MONTGOMERY SYI,vIA NORTON . . MARSHA EIIIIINS . BII,I. EI,I.IS .... . . . . Ifdilnr . .'l,V.VUI'il1f1' Iidilm' Swnior plxsisfaizl liililor . Iitlitorizzl ,AIJsi.flzI1Il . ,-Issisfzzfzl Iidilor . . Nefwx Iidilors .-lssislanl Nmus Iidiloi' lssiflazzt Sfforls Editor Sofia! News Iidilor Religious Nfuw Iidilor I,'a1npIz.v Nmcx lidilnr JI-iRRY ABRAIIAM, RICK TRAVIS . Spm'1.v llfrilwrx HOII COX, RANDY BRACKEN, IIERSCIIIII, RANIJOLIAH, SANIIY SAIIPIE ..... Slaf l4'riler,I ROIINEY LOVE .... I-liifvfrlising Managrr VAN PECR, MIKE PARISII, VALERIE fiRAN'l' . . .'II! Ut'I'li.fiIlg Coiznsrlnrx 0 E. L. XVOOIISON, Director Of Student Piihliratimis 0 NOEI, CORSER, Assistant to the Directur Of Student Piiblicaltions I CTORA HARIIIN, Secretary to the Director Oi' Sllllifllf Publivzitiolls Wm f -if-was 1 A ww ROONEY LOVE, Advertising Manager XYALERIE fiRAN'l', MIKE PARISH, Advertising Counselors SYLVIA NORTON, Social News Editor Page I20 mm! V LQ x Trying to flt'L'iCltA whith of the stories from the telctypc, whivh supplies nc-ws from :ill on-r the world, to use in tht' ucxt isxut' ul' 'flu' Illlllj' U'I.'nll1'g1ruz ix l'1'tc lfrziuw. DAILY 0'COLLEGIAN Milt-s :xml milvs nl' PIIPUI' flow thrfzugh the U'I.'r1Hy Ialwssca valvli mulizml pm-zu' :is U'CoHy editors, stuff members :md I7I'CSSIFlL'll pmvidc the campus with the latest news coverage. L il :Lx W --1- M Q llzlrcl :lt work, these members uf Tlzwyllzlily U'f.'oll1'giz1rz :tail llK'l'L'NS2ll'f' tm' tht- writing ul tht' nt-xt clay N ricxupziprlz - :ure l7llS1lf' intent rm zissemlwling all ut tht- mntvrml whivh lx IJ ng Page USU Board Supervises Puhlioations Policies BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS FRANK E. MCFARLAND CHARLES L. ALIIEN OR MANY YEARS, the Board of Student Publications has supervised the overall policies of two major all-university stu- dent publications, The Daily O,C0ll6giHlZ and the RIQDSKIN yearbook. In 1961, the board added a student literary magazine, the Soliloquy, which is published in the spring. Student members of the board of publica- tions for l96l-62 include Barbara Gabriel, Phil Caskey, Dean Hunter, Chris Delaporte and Mike Snapp. Faculty members include Frank hIcFarland, Charles Allen, Edward Burris, VVelden Barnes and Byrle Killian. Dr. Allen, head of the school of journalism, is chairman of the board. EDVVARD C. BURRIS BARBARA GABRIEL VVELIIEN BARNES PHIL CASKEY DEAN HUNTER CHRIS DELAPORTE 122 I i BYRLE KILLIAN MIKE SNAPP Members of the 1961-62 .lllllllllllj .llllgtlzillf staff :irc Cseated vlzimie Lowry, Gregg Iiond, ,lorry Powell, Lynn Smith and I I-rj Mrs. Ch-rrie C'h:inibers :ind I'hiI Stout: ISIQIIILIIIIH I-rl XV:irren ShulI,editol'. Magazine Ranks Among Best In Natinn ALUMNI PUBLICATIONS XVARREN Si-iL'i.i, ffrfilfn' Chanson lloxo ,'f.x'a'f.i'fr111f I'nn. Sroi 'r if ,r.vi.rfn Ilf .Iiciciw Powifrr. pI.s1ri.rlrn1l IAN N bu rrn ff .l',l'i.l'f!1lIf Cliiiuuia CII.-X.XIRIiRS fjfIl.l'J' Nates' HIC OKIAHOIXIA STATIC Al,l7NINl'S is Fl page magazine published monthly, ex- cept August, and maintains a high pro- fessional standard. lt carries features, arti- cles and news about students, alumni and the university, and serves as the ollicial publica- tion of the Oklahoma State Vniversity Alumni association. lt is distributed to alumni and former students on a membership basis. The magazine is ranked among the best alumni publieations in the l'nited States and has received numerous awards for its quality. l 1 FRONT ROVV: Sammy VVittmer, Otto Mullman, Tom Clack, Arvin Nagar, Miehzlel Lauterbnek. ROVV 22 Hob Perry, Chris Cook, Paul Brown, Dave Timberlake, Stan jones, Robert Mastin, Homer Rhodes. lliiicial Publication Bnasts Large Circulation 0KlAHOMA.STATE ENGINEER llli OKIAIIOKIA STATE l'fNtllNlfliR, pub- lished bi-monthly by the College of En- gineering, boasts a circulation of over three thousand. The magazine is sent to state high schools, libraries, other universities, major industries, advertisers, subscribers and a large number of the staff of OSU, as well as to all students in engineering. The purpose of the magazine is to adver- tise the engineer, Oklahoma State and Okla- homa. It carries stories and features which are sometimes of a very technical nature, displaying the writing skills and technical knowledge of the OSU engineering students in conveying their ideas to the average per- son. 'l'he magazine is produced entirely by the voluntary work of students in engineer- ing, the reward being the knowledge and skill gained in the publication of a magazine. Page 24 ENGINEER STAFF STANLEY JONES . . . . Editor HOIXIER Ruouiss . . da-sistant Editor BOB PERRY . . Story Editor PAUL BRowN . . Story Staff -IIAI SPRINGIJR . . . . Story Stajf NIIKE M L'I,l.M.-KN . . Effaturo Editor AIANE ANN R ENo . . . Featzm' Stajj' BOB lNIASTlN . . . dlazlagitzg Editor CHRIS Cook . . . . Layout Editor INIIKE LAUTERBACH . . Layout Staff PAULA V.4NHO0SER .... Layout Staff BILL EDMISUN . . . Photography Editor SAMMY XVITTAIER . . . . Art Editor QIULIE HLllf'It'lXlAN . IARVIND NAGAR . 'lloxi CL.-wk . . AUSTIN To1xIAIEY . . IJENNIS KINKAID . DAVE Tl.XlllliRl..-XKIE . . lN'lARY SIfI.1aY . . . . . . Art Staff . IJJIISLIIFXS Illanagar . Fitzanve Jlanagffr Cirfultltiotz fllamlgrr . Cirrulation Staff A zlwrfising LIIIIIIIIQFV . . . . Sl'l'I'l'f!lf'j,l -IAAIES V. PARCHER . Advisor R. L. LOWERY . . . I-ldvisor C. M. LIfoNARD . . Advisor Xhh rvugh his cizltc is getting inriclcicr hy thc sccwmcl, Paul nhl of Iinid Cmitinucs tu I'CZlli hix Daily flY.IlHI'gIllIl order In ku-p up with vzmipux :ind nzirifmuinir vvviitx Page .2 V, We , N1 M i ., s F M 'I Us ' h f' -Sf ,.i','.A 1 A -.A, 1 rl ,S ,f:, E X19 Q gif-5' Miifi I fgsf 115593, Qi 'F X ggi ' Bibs' ,gf if i A 3 3, 5 F x 'fi M . .1 nw is ' 1 ,, yvfwg , IW S3 f S3 ' gf . .,,1. .I sw,-2 '- WW - fn. 4 sz ,L Q Q, ,W ,, Nawaz wr S 1,4 W ,1 I ig' .4 1 Wiiif ,,1,,,, IMQNV- -. R ff? .Y 5 155 , W -..Q if , V 55 -, Y-is .. 4 I Maw ' as -Qifsgbbf f+ fu., k ' Q Q5 fi f Nfxirgssfl 92353 g if ' im-- if M m? 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This couple seems to enjoy the twist,'l the Controversial new dance Craze of the year, at the Pi Kappa Alphas' annual Costume party, the Shipwreck ball. DAY TIME. . . events come alive slowly and complainingly With each new dawn as the raucous clanging of alarm clocks break the sleeping stillness and awakens the persons who are to start the campus machinery rolling. It is the major time for concentration on the real business of college, the studies which will create leaders from intelligent students. Under the bright light of the sun much is accomplished, and each personality contributes his important part. Theta Pond frozen over and the trees covered with ice com- bine to make one of the most beautiful scenes in the world- espeeially on the usually dreary walk to class. Page l29 age l3O Looks awfully discouraging to me, seems to be what Daiuiye Domniek is thinking as she eyes those hooks before finals week-and she needn't feel alone in her pondering. . .Qg.l.s2pgEgt:Lqf.te E323 I Professor M. C. Kratz' business law class is a typical example of any class- room where students spend a great majority of their time learning and meeting new people. Studies And Classes Are Always Found lfnder the supervision of the Okla- homa highway patrol department, OSU safety othcials demonstrated Survival Car Ilf' arousing much interest. whil- x Another day of classes and lec- tures is gone, and the Classroom building seems to be awaiting a new influx of students and fac- ulty members, as two OSU coeds pause momentarily in the quiet and desened hall. Surveying or watching the girls go by? To be truthful, these engineering students are practicing their techniques taught in class on the most surveyed and therefore the most 'tplannedu campus in the United States. 5 4 'S .inv- 'MQW l l Allied Arts, Activities Are Part ut tisu l J' ..N s Although college students keep occupied with their studies and campus activities, they still take time out for Christmas shopping. Page There was no problem with the sales pro- motion for the Bob Hope show as tickets were sold out during the first three days of sales. 132 It seems that this young man has found an answer to that age-old problem of Hspring fever and studies by merely combining the two-what could be more pleasant than 'lsunshine and st:tt ? , 'ilfWSRf f , X , ., . . Wig ftf5w,1aff.,t Y' 4 , ,frat , Mr t .WM an t A LL, L- L 37 his N, ,, , fr , Q ,M A,-, . K' l' ,fly ,fs-A ff wg, .',faif,.-Lmmf-it,i'ft'.L,,, , 4, , ww .-an' At the first hint of warm wcatlier, you Can find the Sigma Nus on the front lawn playing a game uf football and this IS a sure sign that y0u'll start getting spring fever. It's early in the morning and the Campus has not yet hegun to stir. l'nivcrsity avenric seems quiet and serene- compare-cl to the mad rush of cars which will invade as students begin arriving for their morning Classes. age 1 Q' e . Is, W f , 'Sw Q 3 A -' 1 'A- fm- ME P Q 'Xing f Y SUR-13145 - fi -sw . 1 , 1 1 23. 3 H' 1 I Q 3 up X 4 . K , G if .Q X W ! -F, Q xi .Q y 5 if M --1- ,Q M . H Lkulf Q ' M ' - ' ' A 'Q . f gg y 4 7 xf ,Mu K .W . . .. . . ,. wi f , ' f . K, , . Q X 1 A E: 'ffkg Msn? ' W! , , ity .wwf f ' . g iff K 'wx 14 5-1 ' K ' 'MR,.!2?. 71 1 .fy X I . . V 5 ' - - , is' yi' 1 X554 ' T 5-1 dim- Ae I A -JF - ' ' ' 47 www, ,L L- 7 ,,'11+,ifg'! 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NIGHT TIBIE . . . on the OSF campus is far from a time of quiet and calm. lVith the setting of the sun, the multicolored lights which hold forth a promise of gaiety and relief flash on throughout the university. A spotlight streaking through the darkness of an auditorium guides students to a play, a noted speaker or an Allied Arts program, the soft, many-hued lights of a dance floor provide a romantic mood and the bright lights of an athletic event signify excitement. lt's very evident that the Sigma Chis hack the Pokesf' along with everyone else at the impressive and spirit-filled pep ral- lies held he-fore each home football game. Page Night time during basketluall season finds Gallagher hall filled with enthusiastic fans of the Oklahoma State basketball team, cheering their team on to victory with the cheerleaders' help. All Athletes Generate Top Enthusiasm age 136 Full of enthusiasm for the Oklahoma State lwaskethall team, the Cheerleaders lt-acl the autlivncte in supporting their tcamls victory. 2 wie ,, ' 11 ru Ww?32f.Lf2, 11125 I-wQ,f,sz.K A f ff , M ,,f.-mf' :fm 15 ,. M dr ,, f MM, - 'K :fy-mf, ,,,Mk5,, W., -me L., f - 4 wi-my , -iM -f we ,L ' W ada Rf 5- ft 'if 5 V f - gf gy, ugh m WB- EW .V X . ,ii A ,iwwg 3.1 f' J 1 2 W Un I1 nice calm evening, thcre's not a more pleasant way to spend 11 few minutes than sitting out on one of the porches in front of the Union talking to that special one. College subjects demand a large amount of the stndent's time devoted to outside study as these two students have learned as they combine date-time and study-time. Tngetherness ls Keyword For Activities Do you belong to that exclusive Clique 5555? called the 'iPitl'? VVell, it's pretty hard to he a memher, but well worth it as Charter members of the organiza- tion testify-including 'fDog who seems to he adding his two cents 5517 worth. Y K Page 138 -Q An old standby, yet unc uf the favorite ways to spend ll relaxing evening with surnm-mic special, is the movie-whether it's the tif- teen-c:enter ur :1 dross-up mcca- sion on Sunday evening. gym 5 2 5 W 5 fx 12 4- fu 2 F 9 ' wswwv Z. Q E , .E . f xr ww' ff Q! . Vw. -- 55' - Us Jr? , 'Q' wt' :Q 4. V 1 A- 25 H 2? Q ff is 5 if J 323 -N '94 fav, MEETING TIME . . . is always an exciting time, whether the meeting occurs to set important campus policies and plan new projects, to make the big decision about that future destination- the Library or the Ifnion sunroom, to build Oklahoma State ties with widely known personalities or to find a land of refuge and new hope in a few solitary moments stolen from the crowd and saved for a rendezvous with God. The cowboys and Indians are at it again in the annual grid- iron meeting between OIT and OSU. Unfortunately, the 'fgood guy in the big orange stetson didn't shoot those guns soon enough. Page l-ll -+..:...., it Wifi! Q xzvzep-F51 fi? , lk 'Sf Ag. - Q9 7 s K Xb wk V A w. 3 k X ,Q 3 E . ,A , ' 9: ,rf 5-, -5351-15' ' W21.i:w.i,.a ' A 7 5531 ' W 1 fam. - W H 2 .,,., x R ' ' 'W if S A W 1,5 k Q 4- if , QW? , l. gsm' Y: ' E . A 8 1 Q. fi Q4 ' - .M .MM MW., -MNH .,., ..M.w. ff ,,5i,..'-1 .im if , ,ie,,,W,tE5 I ,,.L MM gi . ,t , f 'W :os ,-,.. W na-nw-, mZ.,,!,,.M+s1wwg.,v,ef,. , . ...q..........h-M ,,,,.......--- WA N., ., .,..,..-..-we WQ e -- ' - was A ,M ,A -Q- F '-1' .ag 5 r....s '-w-- M if his i Free time during rush week affords an excellent opportunity for students to get acquainted with people who will he living in their dorms and also gives the rushees a chance to meet members of various Greek groups. Meetings And Talk Fests lleeur Everywhere Meeting once u month, members of the FFA organization and their dates get better acquainted with people associated with their major fields at the Future Farmers of Americals dinner-discussion meeting. Page 144 Me, 151, S ,. Q l M X f em I' K' Plc-11g1-511ip 111 Illilllj gr1111p5 p1'111'c5 111 111- 111111:-1' 1111p1c11511111, 11lII ph-Llgn-5 giglllll 11111, 111111111-11111 1111111-1'11i11', 51-1-111 111 be 1-11111111111 f1l1'1l' pre-11111111111 11111111111-5 115 1he1 1111-1-1 11e11' 111-11p1e. -X1-q1111i11111111fc5 1111- 11111 11111111-11 111 5111111-1115 :111e1111i11g USV, ll! 111s lnrgv 1 11-111' 1-11-1115 5lll'1l 115 Il 111111111111 2111116 111'111'ic1e 1111 11DPflI'Illll1If 11111 5111111-1115 meet pg-wpls 1111111 11111cr 111111'1-1'51t1e5. 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Life-long memories are built from the fleeting, but all-important group projects such as composing and producing a Varsity Revue skit, building a prize-winning float or house decoration for the Homecoming week- end, or spending many hours planning and decorating for a long- remembered party. After many long hours of tiring practices and rehearsals, the anxiously awaited moment finally arrived when Judy Gray was chosen Miss Varsity Revue of 1962. Page 147 'age H3 As members of Gamma Phi Beta present their version of Cinderella nr The XVand That Cunned the Blond, Cinderella lmwa to the prince before she tries nn her size llyQ slipper. Entered aa 11 nun-competitive skit by the winners of last year! Varsity Revue, the Kappas and the Betas, was Rocky and Ilis Flying Squirrels, which had the audience roaring with laughter. , Fantasy Comes Alive In Varsity Revue l XVith the Spanish mms and beautiful vostumes adding mnnd and atmos- phere, dancers for the Chi CYS skit, The Guluxf' take the audienve on an imaginary trip intu fantasy during the 1962 Varsity Revue slmw. lhtpivting il rircns scene, the rnvrrihurf nf Pi lit-ta Phi prefented Ihcir winning skit, PLAIN IfANtaNy, complete with Iinm, vlmvm, and cxutic dancers fm' the l'IIjUj'I'HL'llf nf the 1962 Varsity Ruvtlt' 1lllliiL'I1L'C . -4 lui 'f T 5 I E i i P if lfirft an impromptu hit nf :nl-lilmlwing in an exnergent-y, anna tht-n a traditinn in the Varsity Rvvilv, are the cfrrnic antiuf thc stage Crew, here ahnwn during their 'mn special YFIWI 1.1 tht' fan dance fur the QIIUUSCKI :nnlivm'c. 5 vf ij :Y ,V W' 'hw Costume Parties Add Spice To Bally Reutme Though Dlrmhnny Tollesrufs hnncl prrvvidefl fzxhuluus dancing music, intermission time was Il wclrfuineml time inclcccl zu the nn- nuzll Sigma Nu Frontier hull. Traveling back through time und space for :tn evening of life as the ligyptiatls knew it, these Acacias and their dates zlttentl the Night on the Nile party. Page lS0 The Kappa Sigjs annual iiMLll'lll Gras party held in the Student Union usually paints rt ctulrwtul picture with its most unusual CUSUIIHCS-IIS you can readily sue for yourself hy Mr. 'KI love you 's hloomers. ,EW 'KVM 31-Ll 033.4 You can jist talk as lang as you want to, but I'm not gonna go see Marryin' Sam, Craig Franks tells Karen Baumann at the annual Sadie Hawkins week dance. 535 1:1 U! Finding thermelvus on a 1mt-sn- deserted island, members of Pi Kappa Alpha and their dates really enjny taking life easy, as they line up tn do the stomp at the annual Shipwrevk hall. P age Vai Don't you know everyone does the twist-even Doe Pruett. One thing is apparent, he's giv- ing it Il good try at the Chi Omegzfs unnunl Ski Pzirtyu in December. nge l52 The fair sex can play ai game of football just as rough und tumble as the boys, as evidenced by these members of Pi Beta Phi :ind Kappa Alpha Them in the Powder Puff Derby, in whieh the girls invaded the man's world of football. VVhile depicting the theme of the 1962 Homecoming, Signifi- ezln Sixties, the members of Zeta Tau Alpha have fun time, as well :ls work time, finishing their house decorations before the deadline arrives. , , Sl l',ClAL 'l'lNllC . . . is the excitement ut the candlelight cere- niony, when the most special girl in the wurld receives her pin. lt is the fun and frolic of a Homecoming celebration with all its cherished memories for the old, and new experiences for the youiig. lt is a wedding dav, with a radiant bride taking the Vows or a lite- Q, . time. Nlnst of all. special time is the break in life's steady llow, which is a little closer tn the heart because it is so very personal. 4 7-'ii T 5 M'-4 I A... :fa ff K , W-. i . l Fu, 3, A Lvwiifh qv'-fy, , If ,L-5' L, H 'H 4 :5 , .r ' Ltmrg- ,Mfr 7,3 nn af 91.41 h A A ' 4 . In 1- ,,, , num.. U ,,w,Wi,.: .4 , W V. . ,wk ,Him ,ls : . X, 5,13,?i5,l:,i Q4P,?W,3x -N , V,,.,A...,.Y , ,, Beaming happily nn the crnwd at the V162 Plfirner-firiiiiig gann- during the halftime festivities :ire the newly crnxxiiecl U club queen, Uileen iientry, :intl htr twfi attendants. - ff: an is i Y ,4 Y anvil? . ., 4' 'Lil 51: Jig i Y li -Adi Stl M' :ig 75,84 Page IS3 Inv-afrustw l warm ELEUIUM TEISIBI VVinning first prize in their division of fraternity house decorations, the Sigma Alpha Epsilons will heartily agree that the thrill of seeing the finished produvt is worth all of the hard uork and fun involved. Nothing Matches Hnmee I In typical tradition of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, another breathtaking, grand sweepstakes winning float is presented to the 1961 Homecoming parade crowd. Page 15+ nming Excitement Hmmm 4 -4-',e'S Vsing a wide variety nf bright Colors and the figure of OSPF legendary Pistol Pete, the Alpha Chi Ornegas slleeessfnlly earried out the 1962 llnme- eorning theme of The Signilicant Sixties. In Celebration of the centennial anniversary of land grant colleges, the Alpha Delta Pi's float depicted Changer in :Xrneriean Colleges from 1802 to the present-day Oklahoma State fniversity campus. Aan MTF:-. . X gggyail ill- i'f?9?'t'?f'.4'Z ,fqfj f 42523 1 Pistol Pete prepares to hitch his wagon to a stair as the Pi Phis put the finishing touches on him in preparation for the 1961 lloinecnming house decoration eontest. P 1-v 1 age FM Looking forward to a new year in their brand new house, members of Kappa Delta excitedly greet their pledges after a hectic tive days of rush week parties. NVaiting for those carloads of discuss the various advantages present rush system at Oklahoma Rush Week Proves Beth Heetle And Grand These members of Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, glad that the hectic round of rush week activities is finished, rush eager- ly turwnrcl tn shake hands and wel- cume the must recent arrival of their 1901-1962 pledge class. M6 ,. f Zz: . it . i 5 A ' '55l12i5T3tstt3t l3i:5JQ Q Fl Q ,,,, f- Getting hetter acquainted with their new pledges after the von- stant strain of rush week, these Chi Omegas relax and discuss the many interests they have as new sisters, as the exhausted pledges manage a sigh uf relief and Cun- tent. Rushees and memhers alike sit 2 hack, take Z1 deep breath, and get ready to enjny some really down-tu-earth entertainment as the members of Pi Beta Phi during the 1961 fall rush season. present one of their many skits One of the most thrilling yet one of the must serious moments in any girlls lifetime ocvurs as xhe accepts a ring from the man who will soon become her hus- lmiicl, ' lwtl ANY 'l'lXlli . . . people are in motion on the Oklahoma State eampus. there is a familiar erazyquilt pattern to their seemingly aimless wanrlerings. Creating many geometrie shapes, the never- ending eirele of the day-to-day seareh for a parking plaee is laced by large and small rectangles and straigh lines whieh show the shortest clistanee between points as students move to classes, often eriss-erossing the much-usecl triangle formed by the Library, the lvnion and the Classroom building. Two Certain things :ire a part of rwrxx volleiie stnclenrl life' :lates and studies. llere this eonplr eoiiilvines the run essen- riil in 1 plci int ilrxrnf n ir llnri P1 nal QS 1 lsi I ' mi 'L i . U' ,H Long lines, students talking to friends, and books are an everyday part of college life. Regardless of the time of the year, the hook- store is always Crowded. Any time there is a delinite parking problem at Oklahoma State Fniversity. Cars both large and small have difhculty finding that one space in the well-ordered rows of shiny automobiles. Progress Is llklahnma State Bywurd The old must give way to the new. Progress can not be stopped no matter what the type, whether it he scientific or, as in this case, remodeling the OSI' Campus lay doing away with the Old Lilwrary. Page 160 Any time on the Okluhomu State campus you can tintl olheers of the security force issuing tickets to illegally parked vehicles. The owner of this car must have been late to class, or surely he wouldn't have taken zi chance on getting n ticket issued, Page 161 Any time during the day you can find OSI' students taking il coffee break from their studies. These Coeds don't look too eager to get hack to the old grind, as they enjoy Z1 few minutes of relaxation ut the friendly corner drug. M Q9 'Pi ANY True 0-rgx M B 6467 U5 THLETIC Whether sports are viewed from the vantage point of a press box, the crush of a stadium or the frenzy of the Held makes no difference. Thrills and excite- ment, urged on by a Will to Win, are everywhere present. N Present at but also : Page 16+ Injured Mike Upton is forced to remain on the sidelines during the game, wishfully watching his team's progress and doing his part by cheering them onward. all of the OSU games, not only in his official capacity as doctor, IS one of OSU's most enthusiastic fans, is Dr. Donald Cooper. Standing Room Only is the traditional sound heard at the annual OU-OSU wrestling matches, where the capacity crowd cheers on the struggling grapplers. ,fam Workahle Program Lands All-Sports Trophy gin rrr, sri sinvrrg is now the holder- of rlw 1000- 1061 Big I-iight all-sports trophy largely because ot the caretnl planning or the athletic cabinet. Through the efforts of the athletic cabinet, the rlirector of athletics, anal the coaches, a sports progrzun has been developed at USL' which is second to none in balance. 'lihe all-sports trophy is but One example, l1owex'er'. ..:, ,Q Several of USl. s athletic teams have linisherl in the LL L V - L, me ripper rlivision ot conference standings, some have hecn iz , Big Ifight champions, and some have achiewrl the posi- tion ot NLIXA champions. ln aeltlition, several of the 'R J ii x imlivitliral athletes have been singled Ullt for national A awarrls for outstanding performances in their sports. iii, MK The cahinet, which is composed of eight rnenibers of EX the Oklahoma State faculty, cooperates with the coaches, li i ': ' A 'V 'if the athletes, and the fans in setting up the blueprint for X YL 4 i l. 5 .,V' i lV-i , W the atlininistt-ring of athletic affairs. Thus, is prorluceil 1 3, , ,ri,,--r1 A- - .5 for USU one or the finest athletic programs in the its-ffm, V nation' J, E. XVrsrss'r'rcrz J. Axnruexx IIor.r.rcx' Hraxru' P. Im Lrcxxis More Rorzsrci' D. Moruusox J. L. Sxxrisrzsox Director of Athletics and Basketball Coach '51 ' :Viz ' Er. r, ,W r. rv ' Page 165 OSU COACHI 4 l CLIFF SPl5IiCl.li Head Football Coach Q I ULEN 'TREADXVAY Assistant Football Coach . 'ATF if f ,4 y 5 -.mai . 'H-Aw. fell ., fi' 11 Y l 1 Bvkox Bnzn SAM AUBREY Eqilipnqent Nlqlfulggl' txriilufillli B1lSli6IbZ'tll COHt'll NG STAFF I,iai,ANn KENDALI. Freshman Football Coach IIAKRY BUFF1NG'1'oN Assistant Football Coach , 541 5' 1 5: 4- is Q ogy , lg- N2 P A QZQQ1. 1 , .N , I , J. Il. JOHNSTON Athletic Trainer VVitl1 the strength and weakncss of the opponent in mind, Coach llank lba uses the few minutes between lllISll'ft'l'S to point out mistakes, and plan next pe- riotl's SII'1lfC4Q','j'. 'hx ,M JACK BAKER RALPH PIIGGINS NEIl,L LARMSTRONG Assistant Football Coach Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Tom' fiRFENE I,AuRov Iluuus NIYRON Ronmucx Base-lulll Coach Golf Couch VVrestling, Tennis Coach ll0RSliY Gnssox JIM 51'-U'I'llUf Assistant Footlmll Coach Assistant Footlwzill Coach Page l67 31 559- 2 N155 NR X' Ss, Es- 5' 5:1 - - .,,, ., .r,e:,mNf, .. . M.. ,W it , f F5-1 ,L .:A:,.. , ' 'f '2 l '15 M S firilsfq ' 5 is SQ J' In ggi .mn- ilfr f?l 4 !,f W 2. I 2 , KX X ! A iii 2, 4 4 A fx ff ' 31 fl'BUf 1 2 14 L 11 M54 1015.4 V Vi,V .ip gf' vi, krkk P , A s 'gf ,.Q. ,... ,Z 4, ,, I ii, 94' FRONT ROVV: George VVz1lstead, Cary Cutsinger, Frank Parker, Jim Dillard, Dave Hannah, David VVilks, Tommy Jackson. ROVV 2: Billy VVest, Rodney Replogle, .lack Leake, Rex Russell, john Maisel, Billy York, -lim Elliott, Olen Tread- way QAsst. Coachl. ROVV 3: jim Sparital QAsst. Coachb, Rusty Krayluill, Rick Buck, Bob Adcock, lN1ike L'pton, jerry llammond, james Van Zant, Bill Mcliarland, Byron liird CAsst. Coachj. ROVV 4: Cliff Speeglc Ulead Coachj, Leland Slack, Don lirewington, -It-rry Hill, jim Stockartl, Jerry Run- 1961 FOOTBALL RECORD OSL' OSU OSU OSL' OSU O S L' OSL' OSU OSU OSL' . 7 Iowa State . . O Colorado . . . 26 Tulsa . . O llissouri . . . l4 Nebraska . . 8 Kansas . . . 13 Xvichita . . 28 Houston. . . . 45 Kansas State . . 13 Oklahoma . VVon 4, Lost 6 . 14 . 24 . 0 . 10 . 6 . 42 . 25 . 24 . . O . 21 Page 168 yan, Ray Vllesley, Hola llaley, Billy Parent, Harry Burlington fAsst. Coachj. ROVV 5: Leland Kendall QAsst. Coachj, Don Lyon, Dwain Vice, I,arry VVatsou, Phil Fruge, Mike Miller, Mike Tanner, Jim Harris, Bob Smith, Bob Howard, Dorsey Gibson CAsst. Coachb. ROW' 6: Neill Armstrong CAsst. Coachj, Roy Peck, Kelly Hampton, George Tesar, Larry Queen, Bill Leming, Ron Holiday, Raymond Yann, Tommy W'ard, jack Jacobson, Holy Harrison, ,lack Baker CAsst. Coachl. l t y Injuries, Inexperienee ovnoxroiuss AND INJURIES caused OSU Coach Cliff Speegle to make large use of the words may- bew and 'fineXperienced throughout the 1961 football season. However, the presence of senior stalwarts Frank Parker, -lim Dillard, and Gary Cut- singer, all picked for post-season games, coupled with the inborn talents of a fine crop of sophomores, made the opposing Big Eight teams sit up and take notice of the newest child of the conference. Despite the scores of the games, the O-Staters often found themselvs leading in every statistical area except touchdowns. In the season opener against Iowa State, the Cow- boys experienced their first dosage of capturing statistics totals, but losing the ball game. Even though the Pokes had I9 first downs to the Cyclones' total of 7, and out- rushed the lowans by 99 yards, these totals were evi- dently accumulated at the wrong end of the field, for they were outscored l-l-7. Failure to make a first and ten on the Iowa State two-yard line at the close of the first half, and having a touchdown pass play called back because of an ineligible receiver down field, were bad breaks for OSU in this early season loss. After soundly defeating Tulsa, 26-O, Cowboy Center Jerry Runyan seems to he in good spirits as he discusses some of the game's more exciting moments with a pleased fan. --GW fe-Wlmfll 'Ui Plague ll-State Record One of the few times that the Nebraska Cornhuskers were able to stop Cowboy fullback Bill McFarland for no gain was on this play during an early quarter Oklahoma State touchdown drive in this Big Eight game in Stillwater. Page 169 i FOOTBALL This Nebraska player found the OSU defense plenty rough, as well as the tackling of Parent and Slack. Bon AnCoCK DoN BRIZVVINGTON Cowboy halfback Ray VVesley 1233 starts upfield after captur- ing a Missouri punt as guard Rex Russell C625 cuts across the field to take care of blocking duties to give VVesley a clear path to Missouri territory. Page 170 The first eight minutes of the C0lOrado Universily Buffs game at Boulder spelled defeat for the Cowboys when they journeyed to the Rocky Klountain state. ln those eight minutes the Colorado Buffs completely domi- nated play by running back two Cowboy punts for two touchdowns, picking up another six-pointer by a pass play, and virtually stopping cold the Poke's offensive attack. Although the game first looked like a Colorado romp, the Cowboys then settled down to win another battle of statistics, but lose the ball game. The gamels final score was set at 24-O by a 54-yard Colorado field goal. Pay-off day arrived at last for the Pokes when they beat the Tulsa Hurricane, 26-0. The Fairfax Freight- er, Jim Dillard, who had been quite hostile to Tulsa in the two preceding years, had another big day by scoring on runs of 74 and 38 yards, and gaining 171 yards in 15 carries. Bill ll'lcFarland began the scoring parade when he hit pay dirt just before intermission, being followed in the second half by Dillard, who 'scored on one of his long scampers. John Maisel added to OSU's .score when he intercepted a pass and sprinted 69 yards for a TD. After Tommy Ward collared the Hurricane quarter- back in the end zone for a safety, Dillard ended the barrage with another long gallop. llore bad breaks handed the Cowboys their third conference defeat when the powerful Missouri Tigers slipped by, I0-O. After the Tigers had gained a slight lead in the first quarter by way of a 26-yard field goal, the Cowboys tried to match the score just before halftime with a boot between the uprights by Ted Davis. However, just as the gun sounded and the ball cleared the crossbar, the referee annulled the play and the three points because of an illegal USU substitution. VVhile holding the Cowboy offensive attack at a standstill, the Tigers put the game on ice in the third quarter when a deflected OSU pass fell into the hands of a Tiger defender who went for a TD. Prospects looked dim for the annual Homecoming game when the Cowboys fumbled in the opening min- utes on their own -l-4-yard line, and watched the Nebraska Cornhuskers march for a touchdown. But, after Tom VVard recovered a Nebraska fumble on the Husker one-yard line, and Bill Klclfarland crashed through to paydirt on the next play, the Cowboy offen- sive machine could not be stopped. After driving up and down the field :several times the Cowboys finally made it into the end zone again follow- ing an 80-yard drive. The point-after-touchdown was good, bringing the score to 14--6. f,iARY CUTSINCER Dos' lDERRICK jnvi l,ll.I.,-XRD Ions ED QLXRIJNER JERRY lIAMMoxo Davie Hassan Bon ll0XVARID Rtrsrv ICRAYBIIL ,M N'.r-M FOOTBALL That's far enough, fellow, Billy Parent and jerry Run- yan seem to be saying to this Tulsa ball carrier. Bm, Leivnxc jonx lVlAISEL Hard-charging Cowboy halfback Rick Buck barely escapes the outstretched arms of a would-be Colorado tackler, and looks up-field for more running room behind the Poke blocking dur- ing this grueling Big Eight game. Page 172 VVhen the Cowpokcs went to Lawrence, Kansas, for a game against the Kansas Iayhawkers, they found a fired-up team awaiting them. Although the Pokes man- aged to play the Kansans on fairly even terms for the hrst quarter, the Jayhawk team accepted the lead of outstanding quarterback John Hadl and gave the Cow- boys their worst defeat of the year. It seemed to be a case of the Kansans not being able to do anything wrong and the Cowboys not being able to do anything right. Qnly in the last quarter were the Cowpokes able to cross the Jayhawkers' goal line, breaking a string of games in which nobody had scored on the ground against the Kansans. A pair of touchdowns within a span of 45 seconds in the third quarter meant the difference as the bowl- bound Wichita Wheat Shockers handed the Pokes a 25-13 setback. Wichita struck first for a 7-0 lead, but the Cowboys evened the score before halftime with a touchdown pass from Bill Leming to Tom VVard and a conversion by Davis. Then came the fatal 45 .seconds which saw XVichita score on one of its passes and on one of OSU's. After Wichita had added another touchdown, lNIcFar- land plunged over from the one-yard line to bring the final score to 25-13. The Cowboys stood off a last quar- ter bid by a determined crew of Houston Cougars to hang on to a 28-2-l win in a rain-soaked Lewis stadium. After the Cowboys had jumped off to an early lead with touchdowns by Tommy -Iackson and Bill hlclfar- land, the Cougars immediately reduced the lead by run- ning a Poke kickoff back S-f yards for a TD. However, a touchdown by jim Flliott and Davis' third conversion of the game gave the Cowboys a 21-6 halftime lead. The Cowboys and the Cougars traded touchdowns early in the second half. Then Houston made its bid for the lead. ln the fourth quarter Houston scored twice to bring the final score to 28-2-f, a difference of Davis' four conversions. Tuning up for the season finale, OSU ran up their biggest score in seven years in trouncing the Kansas State Wildcats, 45-0. 'llouchdowns and long gains were predominant as al- most every Cowboy got into the game. lfven 5-11, 250- pound tackle ,lim Sellers got into the scoring act when he intercepted a YVildcat pass and hustled into the end zone for another Cowboy tally. One possible reason for the lopsided victory was that for the first time the OSL' injury list was small. Bn,1, lVlCF.'XRI.AND NIIKE Mnim Bn,1.v P.-xkifrvi' FRANK PARKER Rov PECK Rooxm' RH-i,ooI.E JERRY RUNYAN Ricx RUSSELL gng......l LELAND SLACK BOB SMITH FOOTBALL The wish of every Oklahoma Stater almost became a reality in the final game of the season as the Oklahoma Sooners slipped by the Cowboys, Zl-13. VVhen Bob Adcoclc caught a Sooner in his own end zone for a safety, the idea that this might be the year to beat the Sooners in football, too, began to take shape. But, when the Sooners scored OIICC in the second quar- ter and twice in the third quarter, while the Cowboys could only muster a field goal and a touchdown to go with the early safety, hope dimmed and the wish must wait until next year. RAYMOND VANN JAMES VAN ZANT TOMMY WARD RAY WESLEY Speedy Cowboy halfback Ray VVesley is finally stopped by the Nebraska safety, but not before he had picked up an- other hrst and ten for the victorious Cowpokes. DVVAIN V1cE GEORGE WALSTEAU DAviD WILKS BILLY YORK Upsets, Injuries Set Fourth Place llIlS OSU OSU OSU USL' OSU OSL' OSU OSL' OSU OSL' OSU OSL' OSU 1961-62 BASKETBALL RECORD Lamar Teeh . Texas lVestern . New lllexieo State Arkansas . . . Brigliatn Younb Tulsa .... Colorado State . Abilene Christian llissouri . . Nebraska . . Colorado . Klissnuri . . Iowa State . si cast 57 use 5+ cast: Ut use tt use 57 ost' ll ost' ml use 60 rust JZ 76 case 37 cisti 47 ruse Wvon 14, Lost ll Kansas State Colnraclo . Qklahoma Colorado . Nebraska . Kansas . Iowa State Klissouri . Kansas . Nebraska . Kansas State . Uklahonia . 50 . 64 . 49 . 54 . 57 . 63 . 68 . 69 . 37 . 64 . 68 .62 FRONT ROVV: Nine Iba, Gary Parker, Curtis VVaters, Jim Cnachb, Vern Nlagntlsrrli, Ivan VViley, Vernon Smith. ROW' Smelser, James Cooper, Larry Hawk, Gary Riley, Dun lilakley. 3: Dale Peier lliracluate Assiatantl, Frank Airingtun, Phil ROVV 2: Dun Linsenmeyer, Gary llassmann, Dee Johnston llaller, Max Shuck, Lyle Kelly, Eddie Bunch, Ray Reins, C'l'rainerb, II. P. Ilia fH6Zlll Coachj, Sam Aubrey CAssistant Cecil Epperley, Larry Rentfrn fStudent Coachj. age 175 BASKETBALL ownoy 1-Ros1J13c'1's I.OlJliliD dim before the season opener when Cowboy Coach Hank lba found only three starting lettermen returning from the conference third place team of last yea1'. However, by again concentrating his practice sessions o11 de- fense and picking up two outstanding reserves from last yearls team, Coach Iba saw the Pokes take seven of the first eight games as the season opened. ln these eight games it soon became obvious that sen- iors lfddie liunch, Kloe lha, and Cecil lfpperly would be heavily relied upon to provide the basis of the scoring punch, while senior jim Smelser would be Called upo11 to add his extensive defensive abilities. Actually, all members of lbals team turned in a great deal of defensive work, holding their opponents to an average of 55 points per game. lVhen the Cowboys rolled into Kansas City for the Big Eight pre- season tournament. they found powerful entries from Colorado, lllissouri, and Nebraska waiting to hand the Polies three straight de- feats. Although finishing in the cellar of the tournainent, the young- er members of the Cowboy squad were given a chance by Coach lba to gain plenty of valuable experience in facing the extra-potent Big Right members. As the season progressed this experience proved to be niore and more important. QW' 43 . JS Apparently, Cowpoke Ivan VViley does not need any assistance , W Y W W from his teammates, Cecil lipperley or Eddie Bunch, as he goes llkllxh AIRINCTOX up high to haul down the rebound from a taller I-State man. IEDDIE IQUNCI-I STATISTICS l 1961-62 l3ASlilC'l'l3ALl, lNDlYlDL'Al, X.1MlZANlJl'0S. C rr: FT R11 Eddie Bunch, C ..,,,,.,,,,, 23 134 61 159 Cecil Epperley, f .,,,..,. 25 90 137 259 Clary Hassmann, f-gf.. 24 70 55 71 Moe Iba, gg' ..........,,,,,,,, 15 79 24 33 Ivan XViley, f-g ..,...,.,. 25 47 21 70 Iames Cooper, g ,,,,,,,,,, 23 39 35 38 jimmy Smelser, g ....,,.. 24 32 35 42 Don Linsenmeyer, g 1,v. 13 3X 8 26 Ray Reins, f ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.. 16 13 11 21 lfrank Airington, f ,,,,,, 20 7 14 21 Vernon Smith, f .,.,,,.... 9 4 2 10 Max Shuck, c ...,..,..,.... 17 2 4 20 Vern M1lgIllISf?I1, f ,,,,.. 2 0 0 0 PTS 329 317 195 182 115 113 99 84 37 28 10 8 0 A YG. 14.3 12.7 8.1 12.1 -1.6 4,9 4.1 6.5 2.3 1.-1 1.1 .5 .0 1 1 1 1 1 K, S1'X'1'l'2l1 11-0111'11s 1011 211 1110 112111115 111 1110 11121111011 11118 1C2lI'. 1-X11 81-11111111 s1'111'11115 1111111111s1 111 1110 l'1lI'11 Q1-21s1111 Tulsa 11'111 Il121I'1i1'11 1110 11151 11-111 111 l'1!11f XCZIVS 111111 1110 C1111'11111s 112lYl' 110011 211110 111 g1-1 11101 1111- S11-11111111 1NZll'1i. 1311 1110 11010115110 s1111- 111 1110 11-1'11111. 1110 QwlJXY1'NJ1'S 111-111 1110 Kansas Iayhawks 111 117 11111111s 11111'21111 1111- 01111 111 1110 1l'2ll' 111 s11111 1111- 1i2111s2111s 11011111 -111 11111111s 101' 1110 11131 111110 5111110 1011. This s1'1110 111111011 11111 111 110 1111 1011'l'Sl' 501110 111 21111 1'11111010111'1- 11-21111 11115 10211. :XII llll- 111 using flllll' 111Zlfl'l'S 1I'0lN Sf111XY2lf1'I' 111 1111- SI'2ll'1'1I1Q 1 11111-1111. P.l7I11'l'11'j, 1glIIl1'1l, 11721, 211111 1.lllS1'I1IN1'y1'I' 112111 2111 1112111-11 I0gL'f111'I' 1111110 1111 f1lC'1l' 11:11 111 111111111111 1110 S12110 high s1'111'1111 01121111pi1111e11i11. ' 1111101111 10011111 11'21s 1111111211711 s1-1 111 1111- f1111'1'1111s 11115 YCZII' bv! viii? ,W Q A 1 '1 2 1 1111155 C11111-14:11 ful-QCII. I-11-1'14:R1.1i1 171111 II.11.1.1.11 .-X11 1111- 111 1111- c'11XY1141f'5 1'e1111111111i11g 1111si1i1111, 11111 IlV2li1, :ls 1110 111110 C'11l111 2111- in 111 1111 111111 l'. D1Llj't'l' grabs 1110 re1111111111. T111- 011111111 110101151-, 11111v01'1-1 i11s121111l1 ffl 116111 1h1- C 1111111-1' 111 111111 f1l'I'L'C' ll l1211i l'Cg111Xl pl1SS6SS1l1Il 1111 USl I't'Zll'ls '11l11r211l11 11385 111 .Qi Nh-..0,M ? All U1 1, 5 011-s 111111111 1'1I'llIl1i .'X11'111g11111 IIN 1111- U-811111-ra 5lll'1'L'551l111f' 111-1111111s11'21t0 1111- 121st 11I'1'1l1i 111 111155111111 IJ nge BASKETBALL Cowboy Cecil Epperley goes up for a jump shot while Eddie Bunch moves to get position for the rebound. it fiARY IIASSMAN M012 IBA Big Cowboy Center Eddie Bunch scrambles with a Kansas player for a loose ball during the fading minutes of the Kan- sas game, as Frank Airington and James Cooper watch. I age l78 The season seemed to be a long string of alternate three and four-game winning and losing streaks, as the Cowboys moved from one hot or cold week into another. ljxamples of this hot and cold playing are Oklahoma Statels upset win over nationally third ranked Kansas Stale. and, on the other side of the story, the late season loss to conference cellar-dweller Missouri. Reasons behind the ups and downs of the season can be partially found in the over abundance of sophomores, but can be mainly credited to two key injuries. ln the mid-season Iowa State game Cowboy senior backcourt stalwart Bloc lba received a knee injury that put him in the hospital for a cartilage operation, and was sup- posed to end his basketball career. lint the fiery little guard paid little attention to doctors' reports, and came back to the lineup to help the Cowboys win their final four games. The other injury which set back the Cow- boy winning tide was a knee injury to sophomore Don Linsenmeyer. An operation quickly put the hustling guard back into shape, and back into the lineup. YVith these two men out of action, the Pokes were forced to meet some of the roughest toes without a yital part of their 'scoring attack. Oklahoma State came through with its well-known strong finish hy' winning the last tour games, and edged the Ok1cxh0mcr Sooners out ot the Big lfight fourth position. In order to do this, the Cowboys had to go into two overtimes against the booners in the season finale hetore slipping hy with a 68-62 score. This was the second victory over Ol' in what was truh a perfect 'lliedlam Series. As the season ended and the .-Xggie fans looked back over the season, some outstanding individual perform- ances seemed to stand out. Graduating senior Ifddie Bunch racked up his Sllflth point of his career during the 1961-62 campaign to become one of only six players in USP history to pass this milestone. Rehounding acc fecil lfpperley, who finished second among seniors in the nation in career rehound totals, was chosen to play in the annual lfast-'nvest Shrine post-season game. Perhaps one of the features of this 3'ear's season was the preview ot Uklahoma Stateis tuture teams. liecaus' of injuries, Coach lha was forced to use his large crop ot sophomores. some of whom looked almost like veterans after a couple ot games. Don l,insenmeyer, Gary Hass- man. and james fooper, coupled with juniors Ivan Xviley and Yern Klagnuson, spell a good future for Oklahoma State haskethall. Dots: LINSIQNMEYI-:R fiARY PARKER Mix SIIYCK CURTIS VVATERS ,ali T,. 9' i S ks, 'Huw fl-v-sus. VIERN M.xr:Nt'soN RAY Risixs -TIM SMis1,si2R IVAN XVn.EY '-s....,, O K4 my L i I 'E' fi 1 .Q-. Wrestlers Capture Big Eight, NCAA Crowns tif OSl s IRIZISIIZIICI Haittzl seems to he going about the husintfss of pinning his lliIVCl'S2lI'j' from the lfnivcrsity ot fJIiI1lI'l0Il'lIl with tht- coolness of the cxpericnvt-cl wrestler that hc is. 1962 WRESTLING RECORD OSU OSL' OSLI OSL' OSU OSL' OSL' OSL' OSU OSL' OSL' OSL' Colorziclo Kfines Iowa State . Colorzulo Statl- Southcrn Illinois Oklahoina . . hliunesota . . Klankato State NO1'fIIXVCSfCI'I1 . Olclzihomzt . IQZIIISZIS State . Q'OIO1'2llI0 . Iowa '1'l'21CIlC'I'S XX'OIl IZ, Lost O 0 Big Iiighr COIIICIACIICC L'I1z1mpio1is 0 NCAA National Champions Oklahoma St:lte's taiketlown artist, Ronnie Clinton, had very little tronhlc in hnntlling his Oklahoma opponent and helped zlclcl to the Cowboys' win over the Sooners. Page ISO Lsing every Chzlnw to help one of th Con 1 wrestlers improve, Pouch Myron Roderick tikts the time to point out suggestions to promising som o more xR'1lfIIC Simons, right utter his match Q Z FRONT ROYV: Nlasaaki llatta, Mark McCracken, Steve XVil- son, Dan McCarty, YVayne Simons, .lack Chesbro, john Addle- man, Jyo Vmezawa. ROXV 2: Glenn Reding, .lim Nelson, Basil Talent, Everett Knott, joe james, 'lack Briscoe, Bill PW' .4.,. NlcDaniel, Jerald Yvilliams, John Kirehenbauer, ROXV 3: j-mddie NVoodie, XVayne Bradshaw, Doug YVilson, -lack Nlinor, Bob johnson, Bob Sheppard, Ronnie Clinton, Don Favor, Bob Zweiacher, Phil I-iinyon, Coach Myron Roderick. ERILXPS soxuz SCHOOLS consider wrestling a minor sport, but at OSL' nobody is to be found who con- siders wrestling anywhere near minor. Fans at State missed meals to stand in line in order to get closer to the mat to have a better look at OSl, s na- tional champions at work. National champions they were, too, as they went through the l962 year without losing a single dual match, romped to another Big lfight title, and captured the NCAA national championship for the 23rd time in 32 tournaments. Coach llyron Roderick had to change his style a little this year to adapt to the new scoring rule changes that put the wrestlers on the mat more. lfven though these rule changes were predicted to hurt the Cowboy matmen, the basic talents could not be taken away, and the Cowboys rolled through the season without being seriously challenged. Included in this year's undefeated season were two Bedlam Series wins over arch-rival Oklahoma. In these two matches the Cowboys racked up scores of 25-7 and 2-l-l l. However, Oklahoma faired well when com- pared to some of OSL s opponents. The Cowboys com- pletely shut out Colorado and Northwestern universi- ties, while allowing several of their foes only one indi- vidual match. Only Oklahoma was able to compile a team score in the double figures against the seasoned Cowboy grapplers. Page iuum S2sw,,,. e ot it s s tioni ch imp Phil Isiiion, m then back down to the mat, as the eager OSI' fans watch is s x s s th elosely, awaiting another pin for the Pokes. A happy, gala evening elimaxed the 1962 wrestling season as Oklahoma State played host to the greatest National Collegiate wrestling tournament in Gal- lagher hall. Coach Roderiekls Cowboys swept to the championship betore the greatest NCAA wrestling tour- nainent crowd in history to wind up three afternoons and nights ot tournament wrestling Klareh 2-l, 1962. 'I'here were 7.200 jamming the hall for the finals as Oklahoma State scored 82 points to insure their 23rd national rncxt CrOWn. The Oklahoma Sooners were seeond with -li, Iowa had 3-l, Lehigh 27, State College ot Iowa 23, Southern Illinois, Pittsburgh and VViseon- sin 19 each. Masaaki Hatta, 123 poundsg Ronnie Clinton, 167, and Bob Iohnson, 177, won individual NCAA crowns tor OSC, Clinton winning despite a badly-injured hand. I,oelchax'en's Gray Simons won outstanding wrestler honors and the Sooners also won three titles. lint the marvelous balance ot OSL' swept the team erown as lIark KIeCraeken, Phil Kinyon and .loe blames took runner-up honors, and Doug VVilson won third. 'llhe NCAA sweep eame on the heels ot another Big liight title. OSL' won at Ames by sending six individ- uals through to championships. They were lIark Ille- Craelqen, Illasaaki Hatta, Doug VVilson, Phil Kinyon, Ronnie Clinton and Bob -lohnson. VVayne Simons plaeed second while Iiverett Knott, -loe blames and Bob Sheppard tool: third. The team ranked with Stateys greatest of all time. Pu'l1z1ps thr NCAA shrnultl 1'11t dnwii the silt' of thc mat sw many 11x'i1l OSI' wrestling f:111s whit ut-rc 1111:1hl1- tu ,qvt intl. IT the OSI athletic clcpnrtmciit Cmild sq11e'vm- in 11111111 of thc- 1111 4lVL'l'l'l1NYiI1gf Cizillnglicr hall lm' thc OI' ITl1lI1'll. As must +11 177-prruiid urustlct linlm ,lr+l111su11's zippanients ltimw, this Imvzi State grzipplei' lfvutid thr gniiig mighty ruugh zigziinst this nlefciiding XC'.'X.'X ch:11npio11. liwziiise ut his spa-ual, agility, :incl kiifmledgc nf wrt-stlirig, Huh rain-li' haul illlf' 1'c:1l trmililc in pivkiiig up 11 win i11 his weight for the Fmvlurrys, :ind fhl'lllll.fh4lllT thv sexism: pruvetl to lw mir nl tha- fllllsl fziwirites llll thr mzxt. ng Team Is First In Big Eight, Second In NBAA 1961 BASEBALL RECORD OSU . . Houston ..... . OSU . Houston . . OSU . Rice . . OSU . Rice . . . OSU . Nebraska . . . OSU . Nebraska . . . . OSU . Kansas State . . OSU . Kansas State . . OSU . Kansas State . . OSU . Oklahoma . . OSU . Oklahoma . . OSU . Oklahoma . . OSU . Kansas . . OSU . Kansas . OSU . Kansas . . OSU . Colorado . . . OSU . Colorado . . . OSU . Iowa State . . OSU . Iowa State . . OSU . Iowa State . . OSU . Missouri . . . OSU . Missouri . . . OSU . Missouri .... . XOSU . Iowa Teachers . . . MEOSU . Iowa Teachers . . MOSU . Duke ..... . HOSU . Syracuse ...... HOSU . Southern California . . A lon drive to the outfield brings Oklahoma State's Don iHfOSU . . . Syracuse . J . '. . . Vlallage around third and on his way home to score another HGOSL '- Southern California ' ' big run for OSU, adding to the Big Eight win over Kansas. i NCAA district Cl'lHmPi0IlShiP HNCAA national championship 0 Big Eight conference champions 0 Runners-up in NCAA national championships The game of baseball could not get along without umpires. So, Cowboy baseballer Gary Reid seems to be ready to toss a few words of appreciation for the last close decision. Page 18-l A big bat and a big boy can spell runs for any team, but especially can when O-State outfielder jim Dobson steps to the plate with teammates on the bases. FRONT ROVV: Bruce Andrew, Don Whillace, Gary Reid, Caven Crosnoe, Gentry Politte, lvalt Nlctienzie. ROW' 22 Coach Toby Greene, Bob Hennkens, Dale Briggs, Bill Ketch- um, Littleton Fowler, Don Strain, Ken Brastield. ROW' 3: OACH Toiw GREENEYS 1961 baseball varsity proved to be one of the great teams of Oklahoma Statels history. The Cowboys left very little to be desired by head Coach Greene, as they rolled to an overall season record of twenty-seven wins, which included the Big Eight championship and second place in the NCCA --W'--A-F - A-' .- mf K v..J.-an-:name-M-Lf ----f-M -J-unm..m.auug-M-1.1.-1 A-'W-f-0-ff-nm Larry Ferguson, Ray Bond, Bill Burgess, Don Karns, Jim VVixson, Grayson Iklerseh, Jim Dobson, Assistant Coach Bob Andrew. Tournament. The 27 wins and three losses equalled the Cowboys' best won-lost record in history. After winning their first four games against Texas teams, Oklahoma State opened its bid for another Big Fight championship by sweeping a three-game series from Nebraska. The Aggies followed suit by taking three-game series from Kansas State, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Iowa State before bowing to Missouri in the second game of a three-game series. The loss to llissouri ended a 21-game winning streak and handed the Cowboys their only defeat during regu- lar season play. Highlights of the conference race were Oklahoma State's trouncing of arch-rival Oklahoma University by scores of 5-2, 7-0, and 9-0, and U-State's domination of the All-Big Eight team by placing Bruce Andrew, Ray Bond, Don VVallace, ,lim Dobson, and .lim lVixson on the team. ln what was expected to be one of the closest conference races in many years, the Cowboys won the Big ljight championship by posting eighteen conference wins against only one defeat to finish five games ahead of runner-up hlissouri. As winner of the Big lfight, Oklahoma State met Iowa State Teachers College to decide which team would go to the NCAA tournament. ln a best-of-three series, the O-Staters took the first two games by scores of lO-U and ll-8. The lowan's defeat gave Coach Greene his third straight trip to the College Vtiorld series. age ISS tif e, fi KT After driving the ball to the center field fence, Grayson ger. His position on third base not only puts pressure on the Mersch tries hard to stretch a certain double into a three-bag- pitcher, but makes a base hit good for a Poke run. BASEBALL Baseball is sometimes a game of inches as it is here when Grayson Mersch barely beats the opponent1s tag. Or did he? Page 186 O-State got off to a good start in the 1961 tourna- ment by :staging two astonishing comebacks to defeat Duke and Syracuse. The Cowboys defeated Duke, 3-2, on a two-run pinch hit home run in the bottom of the ninth inning, and fought their way back from an early 8-1 deficit to defeat Syracuse, 12-9. The next game was a different story, however, as the University of Souih- ern California punched across two runs in the top of the ninth inning for a 4-2 triumph over Oklahoma State. ln the double-elimination tournament, the Cow- boys faced Syracuse again and took a much easier, 8-0, victory behind the one-hit pitching of Littleton Fowler. Fowler's one-hitter was only the third one in NCAA tournament history. The victory over Syracuse placed O-State in the finals against the Southern California team which had already beaten the Cowboys earlier in the tournament. In one of the Hnest games of the tournament, Southern Califomia edged Oklahoma State, 1-0. Littleton Fowl- er, who had pitched 18 consecutive scoreless innings be- fore the losing run came, took the loss, but still received the tournament's most valuable player award. During the tournament, the 1961 All-America baseball squad was announced with Don Wallace. Ray Bond, lim Wiacson, and Bruce Andrew making the select group. YVith the hase runner on the move, Cowboy outfielder Don foul tipping the hall to protect the man stealing when the Karns tries to lay down a hunt, hut has to he satisfied with Kansas pitcher hurled the pitch low and inside. swam Hard-hitting Crnvlirly Catcher Ray Bond seems to have a happy look on his face as he slows down to hold up on third base after he had blasted the hall deep into Center field. Because of the heavy Poke hitting, third base seemed to he a very busy place during this first Kansas game. Page 187 Trackmen Land Third In Big Eight Meet This foursome fondly admires the heautiful trophy they won as a team at the 1961 Sugar howl relays. FRONT ROVV: Harold Smith, Billy Stone, Uon Ferguson, lVlo-rris Zwillenherg, Darrell Davis, Charles Strong, Richard lVlead, Louie Niann. ROVV 2: Terry Covert, Danny Nletcalf, 5 1961 TRACK RECORD DEALS OSU . . 63 Nebraska . 73 OSU . . S1 Tulsa . . 51 OSU . . 53 Oklahoma . . 83 OSL' . . S1 Arkansas . . . -lO OSU . . . SS Southern Illinois . -PS BIO EIGHT CONFERENCE KIEET Oklahoma . . 99 Kansas . . . . SSH Oklahoma State . . S-lk Klissouri . . . 58M Kansas State . . 50M Colorado . . . 49 Neb 1'z1 ska . . 4114 Iowa State . . 23 Sam Pegues, George Davies, Bernard Smith, Don Blakley jerry Hudson, John lrlaraughty, Coach Ralph Higgins. l nl ,, ... -.. ,,.,...M,,.,.., W.,,,V ...,,M.,..,.t.,.. ,We ,. ..,M .. ia, ,,.,,...m.,,,,,,,.,a.,,.t . ,..,,-.... em.. .,m.......,., -WWW .Mw,w,,,.,f...,..,..,s..m,., MM-,- Oklahoma State's George Davies, holder of the world pole vault record, is caught in one ot his rare moments-the time he fails to clear the crossbar. Raizizixo six ixoivintixi. tirsts in six events and picking up several second slots put the Cowboys in a three-way fight for first place in the 1961 Big Eight outdoor track tournament at Boulder, Colorado. Even though the Cowboys had to settle for third behind the lfniversity of Oklahoma and Kansas Liniversity, the Pokes were in the battle down to the last few events, and set several meet records while ac- cumulating a total of S-lk points. One of these rec- ords, sophomore George Davies' pole vault of 15-IOM, was not only a Big lfight record, but was also a new world record. ln indoor competition of 1961, Oklahoma State did not fare quite so well. In the Big Eight meet the Cow- poke thinclads again had to be satisfied with third. A Maybe he's just shy, but OSl s Bill Stone can usually be found all by himself, leading a pack of thinclads in almost every race in Big Eight track competition. battle developed between the Pokes and Klissouri for the ownership ot the third position, but ended in a draw when both teams scored 3-lk points each. Although a determined Kansas team regained the cross country championship from OSC while the Pokcs took second, the distance runners combined efforts with the other two track teams to finish in the upper division ot their respective conference races, and give Oklahoma State a boost in capturing the Big Eight all-sports trophy. In order to maintain top physical condition at all times, Oklahoma State's track coach, Ralph Hig- gins, has his Charges running in circles around the track. The members of this Cowboy relay team are Q1-rl C'harles Strong, Terry Covert, Darrell Davis and Bill Stone. 1 s f az.: 3 4.196 15,5-w,f t,,','fI-1,4 LW I ' .Q ' ' 'fffswl K dvi - -My rm f . V -egg jtgl. ua-If . ,,f J ,--is V L 'Q,f..w:L.-if ' 4 V jijief ,Uri Ilganl1iQg,, f. ::l,-fuf.i !Llf.,,',.7 , ,M I- tg, i-rm ww, rv., 1. USU Heli Team Takes Big Eight Title Again 1961 GOLF RECORD OSU . . . 17 Tulsa . . . 1 OSU . 6 Arkansas . . 5 OSU . North Texas . 3M OSU . 3 Florida State . 3 OSU . IM Houston . . TM OSU . 3 North Texas . 3 OSU . 5 Tulsa . . . l OSU . 4 North Texas . 3 OSU . 6 Kansas . . . 6 OSU . . 16M VVichita . . . IM OSU . QM Kansas State . ZW OSU . . Q24 Nebraska . . 2K OSU . . 16 Oklahoma . . 5 OSU . . . 1156 Oklahoma . . 9M VVon 9, Lost l, Tiecl -T 0 Big Eight Champions C fmxs' boy Cotton Dunn watches the ball rise high above the O Fourth PlaCG, National Collegiate gr rmti nd as he dem rnri strates the proper way to get the golf ball up into the air with a nine iron. Pulling low scores and high grades for Oklahoma State, La- hron Harris, Jr., is shown driving the hall clown the fairway. USFS golf team carded a 3.-T grade average. Page l90 Linksters Jimmy VVright Qleftj and Dick Canon are shown as they make the rounds on the local golf course. The two golfers were instrumental in securing the Big Eight championship for Oklahoma State University. FRONT ROVV: john Gandy, james Harris, Dick Canon. ROXV 2: Chuck Elder, Coach Labron Harris, Jim VVright, Labron Harris, Jr. Cotton Dunn. .Jw--M KLAHONI.-X STATElS linksters had a successful season in 1961 with the team compiling nine victories, one loss and four ties in dual meets. The Cow- boys, only loss came at the hands of Houston. Capturing the Big Eighl Championship trophy, OSU practically won it without any trouble whatsoever, as they scored a composite low of 865 strokes. This was 27 strokes fewer than runner-up Colorado who left third place to Oklahoma with 982. State claimed another feather for her cap by placing fourth in the NCAA golf meet behind Purdue, Arizona State, and the University of Southern California, re- spectively. Among other feats, OSU also won the second annual Oklahoma intercollegiate qoli tour- nament in Tulsa. The Pokes held a winning margin of 33 strokes over Oklahoma in the tourney, finishing 896 to OLv's 929. State also placed fourth in the Southern intercollegiate tourney. Although the team was quite successful on the golf course, its most gratifying achievement was having the highest academic standing in the nation with 3.4 aver- age. The team members who set this record were Labron Harris, Jr., James Harris, .lim VVright, Cotton Dunn and Dickie Canon. Page 191 lf ws., .erm 'bs 1 'QQ M, l T L .MST W Q W , wil Q2 USU Tennis Team Retains Bnnierenee Title OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSL' OSU OSU OSU OSU The Cowboys' Ron Anglemyer demonstrates the return he used to beat Bob Owen QCUT in conference singles play. 1961 TENNIS RECORD . . . 5 Colorado . . 7 Nebraska . . . 5 Kansas . . . 7 Iowa State . . . 3 VVichita . . . 5 Tulsa . . . 7 Oklahoma . . . . J Kansas . . Kansas State . . . 7 . . J Tulsa . . . . 2 Vfichita . . . . 6 Oklahoma. . XVOII 10, Lost l, Tied, l Big Eight Conference Champions LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Anglemyer, Bob Shaver, john Agnos, VVillard Stansbery. fre' ' t -is fire' .. if iii ' T f eil r fu, at gs if is 5.3 H: e. . , .et . f. - . -, V--,, 5. - 4lW'4? of nees sfll e ' ' S J, A W. K 5: , ' -5? 45' ' : , :Q ' f l-:iii ' , 'j g iff 2 if S -fd . eeiial 7 5 X , ei ki f 1 x if Q . 6 x I .2 .5 1 'L ' l. ,f 5, . ', My '43, . -Z lE K 6 . f i a QQ f .5231 . Q, f . - 'D Page 'F t Bob Shaver, the Pokes' second-ranked man in singles competi- tion, applies his powerful arm to the hall. He downed Kiwis Pete Vvooclward for Big Eight honors. ESl'l'I'l5 THE if.-xcr that Oklahoma State's tennis team suffered its first loss since the l95S season, the Cowboys wrapped up a yery successful season by capturing the Big Eight Championship and carding a 10-1-1 dual record. OSU's only loss in three years came at the hands of Wvichita, 5-2, who brought to a close the team's 43 con- secutive victories in dual competition. XVichita came close to setting the 'Pokes back on their heels earlier in the season when it managed a 3-3 tie. Another feather was placed in the Cowboys' hat when they claimed the first four places in the Big Eight Singles competition. Statels top contender for the sin- gles crown, -lohn Agnos, defeated Riel Karrle of Kan- sas, 6-2 and 6-2. Bob Shaver defeated Pete XVoodward of Kansas, 6-2 and 6--l, to grab the second berth. Ron Anglemyer, who came close to losing his match to Colorado L'niyersity's Bob Owen, shot down his op- ponent 6-2 after splitting a pair, 6-3 and 5-7. Taking Oklahoma State's John Agnos, who was rated the top contender for singles play in Big Eight ac- tion, demonstrates his serve. Ag- VVillard Sranshery, Oklahoma State's fourth ranking singles netman, is shown after defeating Del Campbell of Kansas Vniversity in Big Fight action. i, t j 1 .gf the fourth position for Oklahoma State was XVill Stans- bery, who defeated Del Sampbell of Kansas, 6-l and 6-4. Dick Cate, who was the only member of the OSL' team to lose his match, was downed in semifinal play by -lan Cobble of lslL', who beat Bob Sutoris of Oklahoma, 7-5 and 6-2, in the final round. ln the doubles competition john Agnos and Ron Alglemyer teamed up to try their skill in the race for the doubles championship but met defeat at the hands of Crossman and Bierig of Ulf. 'llhe Cowboys, how- ever. were able to pocket the second place trophy through the efforts of XVill Stansbery and Dick Cate, who defeated a li Lf pair, 6-2 and 6--l. yeh J fria-x - nos won the singles crown in the Big Eight tournament hy heating Mel Karrle of Kansas, o-2 and 6-2. Competition ls Stiff In Intramural Race ALL-UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS Football . Sigma Nu Table Tennis Singles . . R. lllunshi Doubles . lf. Chase, Russell Smith Tennis Singles . . . . John lllariom Doubles . Alohn 1hI2l1'lOII1, Russell Smith llmzdbrzll . Beta Theta Pi l31:.i'l'U!b11ll . . Black Knights lfrn- Tlzro-zur . . Sigma Pi Sigma GORDON G1I,rmx'r Dlrector of Inffmfflls Ho-zvlirzg . . Sigma Phi Epsilon Demonstrating the teamwork called for by the high level of play in intramural football, jim McCz1skill has shaken his de- fender and scored again for Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Page l9-l PiKA Nlike Dixon goes high over the outstretched arms of his Not only is the Greek volleyball championship at stake in thi S late season battle between the Sig Eps and the Betas, but also the highly coveted all-sports trophy. 'FKA defender as he sinks a hook shot for 'mother two mints , . , . p in the fading minutes ot the mid-season game. MEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Sport Independent Club-Dorm Football SV. Be xlll ett 2 Freedom Riders Table Te tiit is S. Cordell 'lie tttt is PE Club Handball Basketball Sigma Pi Sigma Howling Sig itizt Pi Sigma Swimming Free Throws Sigma Pi Sigma Fraternity Sigma Nu Sig lfp Sig lfp Beta Sig lfp Sig lfp Beta Long before the intramural wrestling tournament has opened, one becomes accustomed to seeing scenes such as this in which FIJIs Swagerty and Tompkins practice basic holds. Page 195 Coeds Enjoy Well Planned Recreation Program WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION CARYLL ANN PARHAM President LvNo.x FULTON Vir'e-Presidclr I lion LY HORTON Serfrelary l3i1.1,n2 Jo JONES i4l1'L'i.S'O7' FRONT ROVV: Caryll Parham, Emily Horton, Lynda Fulton, Janice Hogan, Billie jones, Anne Larason. ROVV 2: Barbara Kennedy, Ada VVhitley, Betty Chambers, Dorothy Moore, Tana rfoNsoRING THE Wonrr2N's intramural program is the purpose of the VVomen's Recreation associa- tion. In sponsoring the program, the XVRA pre- sents awards each year to the sorority, sorority pledge, and independent teams having the highest ac- cumulation of points given for participation in the vari- ous sports throughout the year. ln addition to the team awards presented at the banquet held each spring, indi- vidual OH awards and an outstanding senior award are given. The OH award is presented to all girls se- lected on two honorary varsity teams and who have par- ticipated in seven sports, and to all girls selected to three honorary varsity teams. Sportsmanship, participation, and skill are the basis for the selection of the outstanding senior award. VVood, Marilynn Morgan. ROVV 3: Pat VVest, Linda Stotler, Barbara Grehing, Marilyn VVilliams, Connie Beasley, Mary Alexander, Janet Foster. I age l96 Even thnngh the cliaiiees of breaking a fingernail are very Ilt-r evt-5 fixed un the pins, this member of XVRA practices grind, these members nf XVRA are not afraid to jump into the the lv-iwling techniques that she learned lmth in physical middle nf the actiun tu gain or thwart that winning point. edncatinn classes and from other interested VVRA members. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSDCIATION YVarm weather has fnnncl these seven mernlwrs nf the XVumen's Reereatinn ,'XSSfll'l2lflflIl prz1c'tir3ing their lll'Cl1Cl'j'. llnurs nf lun :ind Competition are provided fur the women hy the XVRA after classes have ended :ind rt-lzixatinn ix in order. Page l97 ,gig N QNMLQ Nm QW 2 QW ,wc x Q me-Sw Ae-ANN: W ww kwgwmgvx x ,Wk Q ,LW H-mmm? Y F RSM M 4 ww K k'-' A 1 :ik mam X HB xx SXSMS iQ A 5vf?gg,,gw5,Q.N53.gK.wiV X, . . sf -PM-: Q.-,Sh :. .. gl X sw- . .S isfliffgi 'S' fr:-9 -N mlX.4g.g1-Eeffsf:f?5XgJ,a - Aw ,, :A x f f N -1 3 L K S xx X K X . -- xr ' . -fer, - ,h,L M .kA. X , ,- X. ,,.. 4, - . . -- , A ,gm-1 i . . L, f'is5?f5ii T V my -5sQSxA. .. L, 1 4 . mg- ' 545211 4:-'yr , 5,3 V: 51. ,, f ib 1' f5 4 :ff 'Lat' k Q 1 if 1 .1 v X 1 J! .g i x gg rgwf 2 ' if 95' q w , .' 3 . ink. i lk .- U Qi',a9 gpg., A Jeff , ,. ,Q , qw Q ,, Q, 8-,. . in X BUTE Patriotism is the common bond uniting all branches and phases of military life, Whether it be army or air force, Oklahoma State University or the United States. The spirit remains the same and is forever strong. Honorary Brigade Colonel Carol Anne Kil- lian watches as a rilleman demonstrates some of the tactics that he has learned from prac- tice on the field. Drill practice may seem like drudgery to the majority of participants, but spectators find it fascinating to watch the corps march in precision. Page ZOO Demonstrating the proper technique for se- curing a pack, members of Scabbard and Blade instruct pledges during the annual Heinie Week. Q W Coe. l l.ovn J. Groom. Head of Department of Defense and PAS R1oR T0 His ASSIGNMENT to Oklahoma State Uni- versity as professor of air science and head, depart- ment of defense, Col. Floyd Oudgel was base commander of the 806th Air Base group at Lake Charles AFB, l,ouisianag assistant director for person- nel, headquarters Far Fast Air Forces, japan, and di- rector of personnel services, headquarters, Pacific Air Forces, Hickam AFB, Hawaii. He has been awarded, the Legion of hlerit, Air Force Commendation medal and service awards as follows: American Campaign medal, American Defense Service medal, YVorld VVar ll Victory medal, Army of Occu- pation Uapanj, Armed Forces Reserve medal, Na- tional Defense Service medal and Air Force Longevity service award. This year Col. Cludgel will complete 28 years of military service. Outstanding Leaders Serve USU Cadet Burns SING A iz,-xcKGRoL'ND of 33 years of active service in the United States army, Col. james XV. Fd- wards has molded the OSU army ROTC cadet corps into one of the most outstanding units in the nation. Col. lfdwards' miltary and civilian education, which includes Army VVar college, Command and Gen- eral Staff college, Jefferson University, LLB, and Bos- ton University, KIA, make him well qualified to head Oklahoma State's army ROTC cadet program. Col. Edwards, a career infantry soldier, has been awarded the Silver Star five times for gallantry in ac- tion during YVorld NVar ll and the Korean conflict. He also holds the Combat Infantry badge and the French Croix de Guerre, along with many other medals and decorations. During the Korean conflict, he served as battalion commander of the 23rd Infantry regiment, Second infantry division. Prior to his assignment to Oklahoma State Univer- sity, Col. Fdwards was a member of the American ele- ment, General Staff, Allied Forces, Southern lfurope, in Naples, ltaly. ige 201 Col.. ll.-milfs XV. ICIJNVARDS Head of Army ROTC and PKISXT Q' l... ,. T,mwa,m,A- 1, 'M viewer-eb' xx 2 Personnel Staff Composed llf Top-Flight llffieers RMY AND AIR FORCE PERSONNEL assigned as instruc- tors in the OSU ROTC program are selected be- cause of their military background, leadership abil- ity, and instructional potential. They are respon- sible for training cadets Who will be Officers and the future leaders in the two respective services. In addition to their primary role of training and commissioning young oflicers, the army and air force cadres have an additional duty of developing in all OSU freshman and sophomore male students a deeper under- standing of their civic responsibilities to their commu- nity, their state, and their nation. AIR FORCE PERSONNEL TfSGT. Af1C MAJ. MAJ. MAJ. SXSGT. SXSGT. ALLEN, BRAGDON, BRINSON, CALLAIIAN, CLARK, CROAN, lJEES, Billy Aubrey Pat D. john John Alvin VVilliam MAJ. MAJ. MAJ. MAJ. CAPT. SfSGT. CAPT. GAHN, GEORGE, QEREER, HORVATII, JONES, KNOW'I.ES, PERSONS, John James 0 rson Matthew VVilliam VVeldOn Don CAPT. SXSGT. AXIC A!1C MAJ. MAJ. MAJ. SfSGT. POLK, REID, SINGLETON, STEVENS, SWANSON, TATCHIIJ, VINCENT, YATES, John L Wallace Truby Terry Paul Orrin Robert Charles Page 202 SP-5 MAJ. CAPT. MfSGT. SFC MfSGT. CWO lVlfSG'l'. BAr.Es, BRoUrLLEr'rE, CLUCK, COOPER, DINSMORH, FLANDERS, GARRICII, HAMlL1'ON Robert D. Frederick Charles Roy George Robert I Albin Phillip CAPT. CAPT. MXSGT. CAPT. CAPT. CAPT. MAJ. CAPT. IIHMMER, IIENNE, INGRAM, KENT, LANGLEY, MCKEE, NEAL, ORMUND, james B. Curl ,lack john VV. James D. Jack M. Burney Clyde C'.xP'r. Sfflxfl.-XJ. MXSGT. SFC MXSGT. SFC lVIfSG'l'. M AJ. Pourek, l,1Y1 l'S, SAMMIS, SAUNDERS, SCHULTI, Sxvnru, VIRERREBON NE, XY.-XDON, ciUVlIlgf0ll George NV:1lter Dennis NVilliam VVoodruw Morris James ARMY PERSONNEL 0 keep records on all Cadets d to issue military property e two of the most important bs performed by the military filian staff, which inclufles :tsy lfvans, Pearline VVilling- 111, lg2lI'lJZll'Zl lllayfielrl, Doris 'alton, fbaclc rowb Leonard fize, Betty lirumfielcl, Caro- n Kerntke, lfileen Pye, Klum- 'ebb and Ralph Foster. C CADET STAFF FOR ARMY DIVISIONS AND BRIGADES FRONT ROXV: George Kokendoffer, James l,uncly, james ham C2nnl Brigade clOII'lIl'l1lIlllCI'l, Houston VV:lrLl, llerluul Curtis, Dale VVl1eeler Cllivision CUIIllHLlIldCl'5, Larry Silvey, lluser, Robert Oswald, jerry Grunt. Kenneth Dorrell. ROVV 2: Ernest Duxis, Donald Vanlunding HONORARY BRIGADE COLONElS SAMMY VVITTMER, lst Brigade CAROL ANN KILLIAN, 2nd Brigade Honorary Colonel Honorary Colonel Page 20-l rnmicla-rl, Ciuwge Ilzinks, Harley I.z1wrc-lice. ROVV 2: Ililll Svliiwiclcl' Il7rillrnzlst1-rl, Rollnlcl Frm-at f52IlII VVing Vom- rnzimlwl, Rolucrt I:I'f'IHIl'l', C'h:u'lus Alcxzmcler, NIIIIHCS VVillinmS, CADET STAFF FOR AIR DIVISION AND WINGS 4. .. 1 . Ralph Irwin, lid ISIKICIIIIEIIHCI' fS3l'lI YVing COIUIHZIIICICFN RUNS' 3: Clctus lirowne, Tom Blair, Bill Stark, Phillip VVil mx, Jerry QIUPCIZIIIKI, ,lmncs Collwin, Dclmer Cooper. RUXV 4 lgviiclon Goble, Gary lNInttl1c'ws, Chzirlcs Sykorn, Gary ICIISIOII Richard XViIIis, Kcrnper illcxlson, john liogord, James Flasch FRONT RUVV: Mark Henry, Donald Bnrhy, Dfmuglzis Ilnlm LDivision flUIllIIlZ1IllIL'I'l, Billy Ilzlrrison QDivisirm Viva- Com- AIR FORCE SWEETHEARTS XITA iPoRT12R, 52ml XVing IQAREN BALNA-xxx, Sgffl Vfing H OIIOIYITS' Colonel Homn':u'y Colonel Page 205 Air force cadets broaden their knowledge of air force equipment and techniques at a special class during a base visitation at VVilliams Air Force base, Arizona. Cadet Corps Has Respected Position The OSU ROTC cadet corps, composed of army and air force Cadets, has a highly respected position on the campus. The basic Cadets, freshman and sophomore male students, are thoroughly trained in the fundamentals ot a basic soldier or airman. After the first two years, the department of defense offers an additional two-year Course of instruction cul- minating in a commission in either the army or air force. From there, the field is unlimited. A special distinguished military students program is available for those students who have the ability and desire to make a career of the military service. Page 206 Ready, aim, fire! A member of the OSU army rifie team displays the form that has won many matches and trophies for Oklahoma State and national recognition for marksmanship. , Moet we ff V Q., .ff Army cadets at ROTC summer camp get to know their weapons well, but can't understand why it gets heavier after each set-up in a physical training class at Ft. Hood, Texas. ww., Army and air force Pershing Rifles form an honor guard for Col. Edwards and Gen. Ralph M, Osborne, deputy commanding general of the Fourth U. S. army, when the general arrived on campus for an informal inspection of the army instructor unit. 7? mv 4' L Page 207 for f ,iff Gayle Barnes loads another round of target ammu- nition for another try at the bullseye in a co-ed rifle match, sponsored by the ROTC. ROTC Graduates Serve As llfficers Cadets of the Arnold Air society, honorary organization for ad- vanced AFROTC students, raise the colors on the air force memorial flag pole. 1 Oklahoma State University can be justly proud of A the many ROTC graduates who have served their : country as commissioned oflicers in the army and air force. The Reserve Officers Training corps was V , 5 first established on the campus in 1916, and since that time more than 3,000 young second lieutenants have been trained and commissioned. The ROTC ,V was formulated to provide the nation with trained A 4 ' 1 manpower, ready and able to assist the country dur- gm, 'eh gr gsm ing periods of crisis. This philosophy continues at OSU today, where young men learn the miltary arts concurrently with their chosen field. Page 208 ff ,s,S:s,:a-,sf ig, 5 , gg. AFROTC mlrill team IllCII'll'7C1'S rin ll base visitation to Nellis Air Fnrce base, Nevada, inspect an F-10+ from the top :is some youriger visitors survey the armament on this fast and potent weapon of Amcrica'5 mighty air arm. , ciflIIgI'llIlll1iIiUIlS arc in nrcli-r frum Cul, licluarcls as Slfi' Dennis Saunders of the basic section receives his warrant Commission. 'Ns. Aclvzimm-nl army Cadet liulm Aclcork was among thc 23 vacll-ta receiving DMS vitzitinns fruin Cul. licl- warmls at 11 spcvizil clrill pm-sviiratirui, Pngc 2 Before commission in the United States army or air force, all third-year cadets spend six weeks at one of the various bases or camps throughout the U. S. to further their knowledge ot military tactics. During summer camp, the cadet has the opportunity of putting his theoretical knowledge into actual practice and has the opportunity to prove himself as an able leader-f the purpose he is striving to attain through the ad- vanced cadet program. Though the rewards received at summer camp are most profitable, the training is rigid and the standards set tor the cadets are extremely high. After successfully completing these rigid weeks of train- ing, the cadet is more fully prepared to return as a senior cadet and to eventually enter into his chosen branch of service as a commissioned oflicer. .ff- as Team captain Robert Gilland proudly displays two of the latest additions to the army riHe teamls fast growing collection of honors won in nation-wide competition. Commission Follows Graduation K. S. Adams, president of Phillips Petroleum, pre- sents the Outstanding Angel award to Drill- master Dana Reno, to -s-i .. '-.i If ' tltvisifi f lage 210 'iiiiiii'i i . 'ai This training may save your life some day, an instructor tells a platoon of army summer camp cadets at Ft. llood, as they take orientation instruction hefore entering the gas chamber. mclllm 1 u Ilnpp and lun' Cillllbllllll gum g git 1 llt spectmn ls nga s mm an lwnrwr g s fc u x uluxn fl'UIIl their mnu xl C hllNU1llS S xx aww wi ff inf' . Urganization Fosters Close Military Coordination CADET OFFICERS COUNCIL Bu,r, STARR l'rr'.ridcnt Dox R rzyxows Vice-Prfsizlwrt NIARK HENRY Sezrretary Horsrox VVARD, -IR. Trmrurer FRONT ROVV: Mark Henry, Bill Stark, Don Reynolds, llouston YVartl, -lr. ROVV 2: Delmer Cooper, YI. P. Smith, George llanks, David Campbell, Peter Schneider. ROVV 3: jerry Grant, Charles Sykora, Mike Doyle, Perry Mikles, Rich- Hli e.fxnra'r oF1frcrfRs CLUB, directed, by the Cadet Oflieers eouneil, functions to bring about a closer relationship between the advanced course Cadets, the ROTC program and the instructors in both the army and air force Reserve Olflieers Training corps. The council is composed of elected, members from each of the individual class sections of both Corps, the oflieers of the club itself, and the elub advisors, making a total of eighteen members. Under the leadership of the council, the club is re- sponsible for the military ball, which is annually one of the largest social functions on Campus and the selection of the honorary cadet eolonels of both army and air force. The club displays a fine example of the leadership and teamwork that is furthered by the ROTC program. ard Cate, Franklin Kay. ROXV 4: Ralph Hood, Riehard XVillis, Phillip Sparks, Don Vanlandingham, john Gravras, Dale VVheeler. lage 212 CADET OFFICERS CLUB FRONT ROXV: Tom Blair, Bill Stark, Phillip VVilc'nx, Ronald Kinder, Terry VVestfall, joseph liurkart. ROXV 3: Arlen Ernest, Cletus Browne, jerry fopeland, DL-lmer Cooper, .larnvs Fielden, Alan Nlilacek, Robert Rutledge, john Roberts, Ir., Flasch. ROVV 2: Richard Risk, Raymond XValbri4lge, Philip Steven VVall, VVillmoore Kendall, Paul Dixon, VVintnn Hohl, VVilbanks, Jack Kelley, Richard Cate, Gary Clam, Gary Jerry Ladd, Patrick Jones. ROW' -I-: Charles Crabb, Oral Bell, Thomas Allen, David XVagner, Jerry Brown, Robert blames Plummer, Ozel Cux, Jr., Don Lyon, Fred Guerney, Jerry Thornpsun, Rnsmell julie, Robert Mciieliee, Dan Stakes, Jznnef Terry, Lloyd lilevina, james Silverthurn, Billy Covhraii, Rirh- Sterk, Larry Ileatnn. ROVV S: john Simpsun, Jack Baker, Jr., ard Hatfield, Page 213 CADET OFFICERS CLUB FRONT ROVV: Lyndon Goble, Gary Matthews, Charles Sykora, Richard Willis, Ed Bodenheimer, Kemper Gleason, john Bogard, Gary Easton. ROW 2: James Collier, Lewis Block, Phillip Sparks, jerry Campbell, Hugh Zumbro, French Denwalt, Ivan Thomas, David Dunkin, Wlilliam Allen, Robert Beaver. ROVV 3: James Gates, James Johnston, James Tucker, David Ross, Larry Ilartman, Jay Taylor, William Patton, Bruce Epperly, Franklin Kay, James Shaffer. ROVV 4: Page Peter Schneider, Huh Evatt, joe Santee, Jerry VVilliams, Billy McKinney, Clintun Vllhitney, Roy James, Mike Doyle, Robert Parent, john McCabe, John Cole, John Burns, VValter Greiner, Dzur, Steve llughes, Kenneth llighhll, Jerry lilztekmon, Ural joseph Smith, Rohn-rt Antlress. ROVV 5: Lynn Elam, Run lSell,john Orr. 214 CADET OFFICERS CLUB FRONT ROVV: James Raulston, Richard VVilson, james Cnr- 2: Harold Smith, Edward Raper, Owen Murphy, Cecil Drum- tis, Danny Ritz, Herbert Huser, Michael Moody, Houston mond, Teddy Kidd, Ronald Pepper, Xxylllllllll Taylor, Arthur NVard, Glenn Hightower, Dale XVheeler, Bobby Adeock. ROVV Boone, Richard Arrington, David Carey. ROVV 3: Charles liogle, Charles llestand, Clharles Stewart, Charles Rothlis- XVz1lwtad, Curtis Green, Tom jackson, Dean Hunter, Donald berger, Bruce llunnzt, Ronald Root, ,lohn Vecke, George Abbey, Roberta, Patrivk lloggard, Glen llildebralnd. lumen l,etc'hworth. RUVV +1 Pat Rzlzook, Bill l.1lf4ll'i't', George Page 215 CADET OFFICERS CLUB FRONT ROW: john Sanders, Henderson Miller, john Rein- ert, Don Reynolds, Leonard Leal, Don Vanlandingham, Ernest Davis, George Kokendoffer, VVesley Morrison, J. P. Smith, ROVV 2: John Gavras, Clarence Marshall, Leon Chapman, Bill Spears, John VVerner, Dennis Lelweda, Milton Vanatta, Nlartin Beauford, Craig Mandeville, Leo Moore, Ulysses Har- rison, Jimmy Hurst. ROVV 3: Ralph Hood, VVilliam Thed- ford, Dewey Clapp, Oscar Louri, Larry Going, Alonzo Poin- dexter, Ken VVood, Tom Donovan, John England, Donald Sparks, james Thomas, Kenzy Baustian, llarvey Brown, VVes- -BF ' 5 Egg-:s,,:,...,.,-, , .N f l sg gms .1 sseztywf 5 :,f15-me 1 mea 1:-zixffeiitf N 1 E- ,.::. .vfi sr-2 K - -A s5ii:if3:iZ::5?gz3ggggj3' ..-, , ... , ley Ritchie. ROVV 4-Z Orville Dee, Bryce Smith, Stanley llinshaw, Mervin Snowden, Leroy Burgess, David Snider, Bobby Callaway, Tommy VVakefield, james Frederick, Paul Iloot, Charlie VVelborn, John Jacoby, Clarence Maddux, Larry Page 216 VVatson. ROVV S: Max Gallagher, Roger Hula, Thomas Granger, James Gass, Sherman Pearsall, Erven Good, Don llollrah, Forrest VVard, Newt llardgrave, Len VVaska, Charles Brown, Harlin Durbin, VVilIiam Svelan. FRONT RUXV: fapt. C'liarles Clufk, Dvllvert Heslietf, Robert Rossa-th, YVvslt-qv Ritrhiv, l,ilIard Ashley, I,awrenCe Knotts, XVilliam I.anp.:ston, ,lim Iiuswell. RUXV 2: Stanley Smith, Steve Moyers, james Duck, Forrest VV:ird, Nlark Hall, Thomas Shaw, Hriiw Sturkie, l7:ivid Stuckey, james Edwards, Leslie liocltler. RUXV 3: ,lamvs Shaffer, Jerry Stephan, Torn Donu- van, -lsunes llood, Rolwrt Pratz, YVilliam Harker, l,c-slit' Baird, Mike Reel, Jesse lislivk, George Abbey. ROVV +1 John Sanders, Tom Mueggunlworg, Tom VValdrip, Henderson Miller, Xvalter Turner, -larnvs llale, C'nrl Collins, liill Kaufman, Nlikiel Ransom, klohn wlzwohy, Engineers llhtain Skills Ui National Importance SOCIETY 0E AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS IJICLIHQRT H l'ISKIiT'lI I,7'l15Elif'l1l XYicsi.m' RI'l'k'IIlli Iliff-f'1'1',virff'111' Romani' RossicT1i Sm'r1'l11ry-T1'z'11J111'r'r' V 1 1 L .xi'T. L HARLIQS L l,L't'K a'1Il'l'iXlll' H.XRTliRED ix 1939, the Oklahoma State chapter of tlie Society ot American Klilitary lfngineers has uplic-lil its purpose to envourage, foster and develop rc-lations ot lit-lpful interest among tlic students cnrollcml in the Resc'1'x'c' Ollivers 'llraining corps. Bi-niontlily meetings featuring spa-alters from tlic OSI' staff, lilnis on cngiiit-vl'i1i,q activities, rcprcst'ntatives from c-ngim-4-riiigg firms and oil companies tlirougliout tlic- statr, and engineers from tlic Tulsa district Corps of cn,qinc-c-rs, enable Illi'Illl'll'l'S of tlic society to obtain Il lurtlnc-r knowIed,qc- of viigirieeriiig in Iwotli military and civilian aspx-rts. IJ Outstanding Cadets Chosen As Drill Team Members AIR FORCE DRILL TEAM DAN SCHNEIDER Commander and Driflmasier RALPH IRWIN Hxfcutiw OMFFV MAJ. PAT BR1NsoN Advisor FRONT ROVV: Larry Clark, Andy Parker, Dan Schneider, Ralph Irwin, john Leonard, Bill Moyer. ROVV 2: Vance Hunt, James McConnell, Bill VVarner, Robert Imle, Jim Bierly, Dennis Luckinhill, James Gutierrez. ROVV 3: Leslie Booker, K, Z I 7,7 in ' if l 'tt ts is Q A 5. on1PosED or HIGHLY sm,EcTED members of the air force ROTC, the drill team is an outstanding ceremonial marching unit. The group strives to give civilians a better understanding of the air force. Performing at various functions throughout the year, including OSU activties, state and national fes- tivities, and various others, the air force drill team has attained wide recognition for the university and state. Along with the precision drill maneuvers of the group, the drill team takes educational trips to military installations, in order to learn more of the nationls defenses. One of the organization's more pleasant duties is drill- ing weekly with the forty co-eds of the Oklahoma State Angel Flight. Harry Parker, Sam Graber, Max Hampton, jim Leech, VVil liam Russell, David Chapman, jerry Stephan. ROVV 4: Ken neth Evans, Richard Rose, Doug Kelfer, James Burkes, Bill Rennie, Joe Bailey, Frank Brant, Danny Harrison. 2 5. ' Qt, 1. 'A w ',, .,.'k ' ' sr- 1' 1 -new f., ,W . ,.. - l lm . N X ligc 218 FRONT ROVV: Maj. John Gahn, Mary Jane Cabe, Trula Guiou, Dana Reno, Linda Meeks, Carol Beasley, Martha Peter- man, Mary Ann Smith, Suzanne Crawford. ROW 2: Sharon Dixon, Linda Lusk, Karen Smith, Monaray Stanfill, Betty Albin, Judy Sprague, Mary Lee Hert, Nancy Connor, JoAnn Fowlkes, Carrie Callahan. ROVV 3: Judy VVood, Dolores Dillsaver, Sandra LeMonnier, Sharon Raines, Lexy Hersch- lmerger, Linda Gudgel, Judy Gray, Karen Baumann, Sally Albin, Sandra Thomas, Gloria Wright. ROW 4: Deanna Whetsell, Jan Kuykendall, Nita Porter, Marcia Truesdell, Deanna King, Janice Braden, Carole Ogilvie, Mary Snyder, Marilyn Odom, Jody Bucko, Sandra Graham. Visits IIalifnrnia's Fabulous Rose Bowl ANGEL FLIGHT LINDA KIEEKS ClOlI1lllIlIldf'I' AIARY JANE CARE Exrfutifur OHFPI' CAROL BEASLEY Jdzziirzislratilvff Serilives Offer AIARY ANN SMITH Colnptrollrr All-XJ. JOHN CAHN Advisor HE FORTY COEDS of Oklahoma State University's Angel Flight had another eventful year marching in various parades such as the Bartlesville Christ- mas parade and the annual homecoming parade, visiting various air force bases, drilling during the half- times at the home football games, sponsoring the Bob Hope show, which was a complete sell-out, and the highlight of the year-attending the Rose bowl parade and game in Pasadena. The Angels are chosen each spring by a selection board composed of air force officers, their wives, Arnold Air society cadet oliicers, and, Angels. They are selected on the basis of personality, appearance and interest in the group. The main purpose of the Angel Flight is to further the cause of the U. S. air force by promoting the interest of the college student in the AFROTC program. l1gt'79 f 5 N I A E 'hz A I 5 Q I I X 5, , K. Sf A Q .V f i ARMY RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROVV: Capl. blulucs Ilemmer C.-Xllvinmj M bgt Furrebt VI ual Ronald Rum Chnlcs Sglm :be Bill Cleseldun Rulsert Flanders ICULICIIIY Rulmurt Gillsun, slr., Umm B1 s Ixen Klux Ilctur VV1md j john Phillips, Uline Preble. RUVV 2: Bill Berry, Ien VI as AIR FORCE RIFLE TEAM FRONT ROVV: Gary Sparks, Capt. YV. J. Jones yy-ww' llxtgu 221 , it 5 'fx , 'R R ,. i H R , ,W ' : Lf . W M LL.. U L ,,k, , 1, 2 3, X sb in 14 T, VF ,,G,,g5i,g t l t 2 3' x .4 ' 1 B. . . :A - -3 , - 9- , , . Q GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM FRONT' RUXV: Nlzirgnlrrl fit-.n'gv Qf'zipI:linj, Suv llim'lngx, l,nrrtta llUlllll1t'l'g, Rnhrrta B1ll'lIt'5, Nina Young, Karen lxlffl XValtrr Szimmia Clhzivlij, :Xnt-ta Smith 1l'nhIit' Rclatiuml, liuirr, Linmlu llnnlgvm, Burhurzi Uzwrllt. ilillt'I't'N1l l,llllll!t'I'S, Ciwwgizi Svlirnctlt-r, RUN' 2: Gail lfvlwls, SKYDIVERS FRONT RUXV: jafk lVICKet' Cfhlvisorj, Tumi McKecf fAcl viwrj, jim Brigham QPresidentb, Richard Smith fVic'c-Presi tlcntj, Rnhcrt Pease CSec'rc-taryj, Dun Cott f'l'rcasnrerj, ROW 2: Gregg Buncl, llzill Snndvahl, Clctns Browne, Robert Smith jerry C'n4vpcr, Gary Yziiivc, Bill Barrett. RUVV 31 john Munro - joseph Pap, Charles O'Rear, john Bryant, Ivzln Thomas, Paul - Arvidson, Tum lNlt'Fceters. ROW' -li Dzivitl Hardy, Mike Doyle, Ben Bealur, Dennis Uoolshay, Tim BllIIIlt'l', Virgil Carter, Randall Sparlin, jerry Stephan. Prnmntes American Citizenship In Present Air Age ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY BILLY M. Harzaisox I1'0lll1llll7ldFl' Gifokoif VV. HAN KS I'ire-Comfzrrzndrfr AI.-ARK HENRY Hdnzinistrntiw Officer Ronrsru' C. Fkvninuc Collzfltroflw' Haj. Onsox P. Grufifk Jdfvisor lfRUN'I' RUNV: Maj. Orson Greer, Billy Harrison, Patrick jones, Phillip VVilcox, Richard VVillis, George Hanks, French Denwalt, Mark llenry, Robert Frymire, VVilliam Allen, jr., jerry Terry, james Flasch, james Collier. ROVV 2: Donald Darby, joseph liurkart, Oral Bell, jack Baker, jr., Cletus Browne, David Ross, Richard Cate, Larry Hartman, james Quid, Phillip Sparks, james Silverthorn, VVinton llohl, jerry lilaekmon, Alva Meeks. ROVV 3: jerry Brown, john Simp- son, Arlen Fielden, Alan Milacek, Lloyd Blevins, Ronald Ernest, john Roberts, jr., Paul Dixon, Robert Rutledge, Philip HE ARNOLD Ara socnzrv, an honorary service organ' ization for advanced ROTC cadets, was organized on tlie USU campus in 1950. 'lihe objectives of the society are to further the purpose, mission, and tradition of the United States air force and to advance the 'support of air power. The members of the organiza' tion sponsor many activities within the military depart- ment. Representatives of the OSU department attend two conclaves of the society each year: the national conclave in April and the area H conclave in December. Some ot the major projects include a leadership school tor basic cadets, air force drill team, and special tutoring sessions. The USU chapter, known as the Leland S. Vance squadron, requires prospective members to attend regular advanced course air science classes. NVilbanks, Dan Schneider, james Tucker, james johnston. ROVV 4: john Bogard, Richard Risk, Ron McKinney, jerry VVilliams, Bill Stark, Gary lilam, Kenneth llighfill, john Cole, Russell jobe, Roy james, Robert Andress, james Plummer, Thomas Allen, Larry Heaton, Kemper Gleason. ROVV 5: Charles Crabb, jr., Douglas Holm, Franklin Kay, Steve llughes, VVilliam Patton, Robert Dzur, XVillmoore Kendall, Gary Easton, Ivan Thomas, Bruce Epperly, Ralph Irwin, Clinton VVhitney, Lynn Elam. l tge 772 FRONT ROVV: Capt. jaek lNIeKee, Houston XVard, Kenneth Dorrell, Dale XVheeler, Alonzo Poindexter, wl. P. Smith, john Gavras, Leo Moore. ROVV 2: George Kokendofter, Dewey Flapp, Billy I,ueas, VI. C. Raulston, Glenn Hightower, Craig Mandeville, larry Going, James Lundy. ROYV 3: Charles Narmore, Roger Hula, XVilliam Langston, Don Hollrah, lirveo Good, Forrest YVarrl, Stanley llinshaw, Veeil Drummond. Vlysses Harrison, ROVV -l-I joel Boyd, Joe Chisum, lirnest Davis, Darrel Bishop, Donald Toverts, James Frederick, I.eRo5' Burgess, Donald Spards, llollis Scott, Roger Benson. ROVV S: -lohn Jacoby, Harlin Durhin, Larry l.uman, Newt Hardgrave, Virgil Carter, Nlarvin Snowden, Brute Hanna, Donald Norris, l,awrenee Knotts, Tommy XVakefield, Fharles Broun. USU Regiment Is Une Ut United States' llldest SCABBARD AND BLADE Hoesrox XV.xRn CVOIIIIIIIIIIIIFI' Dxnniini. KENNETH ff.vm-izfiw C1f?ii-rr .Xrovzo l7IlINDliXTl5ll Srrrftflry Du.:-3 XViiizEi.iaR yl!'lYlSZ1I'lil' Crxifr. hlxcx Mclimi fldfuisor Hia ost' RISGINIENT of Scahhard and Blade, founded in l92O, is one of the oldest companies in the nation. XVith chapters or companies located in over ei,qhty-nine colleges and universities, this na- tional military honor society offers a very efficient reserve otlicer training program. l :uuiliarixin,q the junior cadet otlicers with the maui' luudzuueutals of military tactics and developing the essen- tial qualities of good and ethcient ofhcers is the purpose of these men. This progrzun includes a summer eamp orientation for Xlilitary Science lll cadets and an honor guard for visiting dignitaries during the sehool term. :Xnother ot the many activities ot this organization is a tactical prohlem with another military unit each spring. This group also provides the sahre detail for the annual military hall. l 'age 773 Uffers Men Experience, Leadership, Confidence PERSHING RIFLES C-7 fViIEURGI? llANKs lfnzzzfvrziiy IJUNINIIIIICZFI' YIRGII, CARTER ffxrrzzfiw Ojirrr tlosiieri SMITH flzljllffuif Room: fiRlSSli'l I'li l i1'.vl Sl'I'fjl'lllIf C.Xl I'. C,-uu. Hiixxii, Alix. f1lfT'i5UI' FRONT ROVV: Cline Preble, -lerry VVall, james Sliaxy, joseph Smith, Virgil Carter, Captain Carl llenne, jr., George Hanks, Russell lobe, Roger Grissette, James Parker, Fred lfvans, Law' renee llull. ROW' 21 Claud Evans, james Hurekhalter, llar- old Stalford, Charles Bookout, Robert Armstrong, NValter Tur- ner, -lames XVest, liruee VViancko, Roland Schwoerke, james Myers, Gary johnson, Larry Stephens, Dean Johnson. ROVV 3: Gerald lNlt'Daniel, Robert Shaw, Bernard Clark, Alesse Fsliek, Robert Pratz, Doyle lfouquet, Riehard Taylor, Robert Hunter, ovxmzn AT THE CNIVERSITY of Nebraska by the tamous Gen. -lohn Al. Pershing, the Pershing Rilles provide an opportunity to gain military experience, leadership qualities and confidence which is de- signed to be beneficial in cixilan lite as well as the military. All members must have a 3.0 military grade average and a 2.3 overall grade average. Any cadet enrolled in the basic course ol' military science or air science is eligi- ble to enter the tour-week pledging program. After satis- factory eompletion of this pledging period, they are entitled to wear the blue and white tourragere which denotes nieinbership in the Pershing Rifles. Company 7 ranks high among university regiments in the ll. S. Robert Blaekwood, I.ee llaekuorth, james Shatter. ROW' 4: George Freemeyer, Gene Dibble, jerry VVagner, Richard Fin- ley, Duane Osborn, R. I.. Calhoun, Robert Ivey, Gene Smith, lilmer Parker, Jerry lilliott, Pete lfay, Terry Brewer, Riehard Cutler, Flarryo Mukes. ROW' 5: ,lohn Drummond, Kenneth Kimbrough, Raymond R. MeC'leary, Ted llerold, Roger l,ee, Miehael Smith, Robert Uursler, Jr., Glenn liarbee, -lames Tem- pero, Ronald llumbyrd, Donald NlcCroskey, l,arry Cannon, Phil Cowan. Page 22+ FRONT ROYV: Peter E. Schneider, Maj. Barney K. Neal, Jr., ROVV 2: Lillard G. Ashley, jr., james M. McCowwell, Duane llerhert Cl. Hnser, Robert S. Pearsall, Uharles A. Poplinger. F. Hall, Phil Templeton, Lawrence Knotts, Richard Lee VVarren. Recognition PERSHING RIFLES, HERIHQRT H esiza Co llllllfllllflil' PETIER Seuxiixmfa 1Jl'f7Il1'j' IXIARYIX EXXIJRIZXYS rlzljutfznt MAJ. Iixaxm' NEAL 11 differn- Promotes Initiative, Leadership REG.HEADOUARTERS IZCIQNTLY izxmkoen 'ro NINETIZEN companies in a five-state area-including Oklahoma, Texas, Kan- sas, Klissonri, and Arkansas-the seventh regi- mental headquarters located on the OSU Campus is the largest regiment in the United States. Among the main responsibilities ot the headquarters staff are the promotion ot initiative and leadership among the members ot the Pershing Rifles. This mission is accomplished by presenting awards and decorations for outstanding achievements in military seienee. The regimental headquarters' various activities in- elude the formal inspection ot all divisions in the five states, the sending ont of letters of notification regarding upcoming events, and the arranging of competitive meets between the different divisions in the five-state region. ID age 225 3-Q' -0... '41 ma W , ii ,Wgg . V6 3 5 z sf.. .w-,bp 'Mt-v-gig- ' . , -, rf 'MYUQZQQ5 , .wg ,, W If -4 sm.. r V V .M fe, -we .wwh .V b 7 ,iw by :W 'wrfewfhmmw Q, M I -wa, ,d ime 'W Residences Construction and more construe- tion is the OSU byword as il new women's dormitory and four new Greek houses were erected dur- ing the past year and many groups planned building improvements Within the near future. .5' I w 5 . l , A 'Y a ix ,eff-1 all U 4 v 0 'kiwi' 'f 1. 1 as. ,, new f I we 4' One e:1n't help but feel disappointed when he finds that his mail box is empty. Nlail from home always seems to brighten even the darkest day. Page 228 VVill he get that all-important date, nr won't he? These Sigma Chis are ready to offer congratulations or condolences, whichever one is needed. 4 i Q 1 lf llandshakes and congratulations are probably the most enjoyable part of rush week, but the entire week is both profitable and rewarding for all. 3 5 l . YZ. W E115 V The coveted Iron Man trophy, won by the most outstanding fra- ternity system in the United States, was awarded to Oklahoma State University this year and proudly stands on display on the second Hoor of the Student Union. Greeks Page 229 Council Formulates All Rush Week Rules PANHELLENIC COUNCIL BAR1z,xRA CiL'INN President Tom AeosTA Sffretzlry li.-KTHLEEN BIILLER Treasurer ZELMA PATCHIN jzlvisor FRONT ROVVZ Pat Ent, Toni Acosta, Barbara Guinn, Kath leen lyiiller, hiarideth Nliller, Linda Lusk. ROVV 2: Judy Core nels, Fran Tate, Suzanne Crawford, Sheila Bellamy, Sue Cum- ITH A RFPRESIQNT.-XTIVIC f1'0Ill each SOfO1'- ity on the OSU campus, the Pan- hellenic council strives to maintain harmonious Greek life and interfraternity relations and to cooperate With college au- thorities in their effort to maintain high social and scholastic standards. Activities of the council are to make and formulate all rules that govern rush and pledging. A scholarship cup is given each year for the highest grade average. Each year the council publishes a year- book, contributes to the annual Campus Chest, and sponsors a Korean War orphan through the foster parent plan. mings, Gloria VVright. Patty Corder. ROVV 3: Carol Sparks, Sally hienifee, Kathy Savage, Judy Hunter, Ellen liesson, Glenda Sutherland, Sharon Raines, Emma Lou Zahnd. STV Page 230 I 'Y FRONT ROVV: Charles Phillips, Pete Frans, Paul Fernald, Bob Linley, ,lim Butts, Don Timberlake, Jamie Lowry, Hardie Wlilliams. ROVV 2: jerry McAdams, Dale Little, Bruce Aa- moth, Richard Niarkham, Gary Richards- Randy Roark, Steve Stark, J. D. Boyer, Ted Metcalf. ROVV 3: Rick Cooke, Rem Slattery, U. bl. Rothlisherger, Ken Schneeherger, Mike McShea, Greg Lambert, Sam Hall, I,eRoy Severe, Richard l7eVaughn. ROVV 4: Jim Earnest, Roy Camp, Ed Klopfenstein, Mike Thomas, Dave Timberlake, Bruce Irwin, Bob Johnson- Sam Graber, Tim Armstrong, Bill LaForge. IFB Receives The Highest National Award INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL jul B tirrs Prf'sia'z'11t Bon IJNDLEY I,il'l'-PfllSiIlf'IIf PA UL FERNALD Secrrlary DUN TIBIIZERI..-XKE Trcnszlrcr D,-xRREi.i. Tkoxi. iidfvisor KRING THI-L National Interfarternity con- ference held in Boston, Kiassachusetts, this year, the OSF Interfraternity coun- cil was named Winner of the Iron Dian trophy, the highest award any fraternity sys- tem can achieve. IFC supervised men's rush, sponsored the campus Christmas tree lighting, and partici- pated in the IFC-Panhellenic sing. The council played the leading role in the annual USU Greek week, held to bring all Greek living groups closer together in the effort to maintain their high standards. The aims of lnterfraternity council are assured success by its fine record of hard work. Page 231 -Q-...y 41 in ,.:f-..:..gf 5 f Q E y 5 f,. 5 Q YRV IUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Composed of two delegates from each pledge class, junior Panhellenic cooperates with Junior IFC in community projects. Each year Junior Panhellenie holds a coke party for all pledges. .IUNIOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Formed to promote hetter relations among the pledges of the OSF campus, the Junior Interfraternity council cooperates with the Junior Panhellenic in community service projects. FRONT ROVV: Doug Loudenlwack fljresidentj, Tom McCol- lum fViCe-Presidentl, Jerry Abraham CSecretaryj, Don Audle- man fTreasurerj, Sam Hall fAdvisorj, Jim Shirey, Jack Grif- fin, Gary Thorne. ROVV 2: Rex Donley, Roy Roop, Gary FRONT ROVV: Pat Ent QAdvisorb, Donna Evans QPresidentl Jackie Oakes QTreasurerj, Toni liyler. ROW 2: Donna Smith, Nluff Davis, Lura Goodhue, joan Anderson, Linda McCullough. ROVV 3: Anne Cockrell, Fran Thornherry, Carolyn Penning- ton, Pattie Gibson, Sandy jones, Marsha Eddins, Dianne VVall. Krisman, Joel Stout, Paul Brown, Jerry Choate, Dale Nowlin, jim Bailey, Mel Shockley. ROVV 3: Chick Sandifer, Terry Bechtel, Ron Perkins, Allan Goodbary, Earl H. Hayes, Frank Sokolosky, Bill McAdams, Stuart Gluckman, Mike Matheny. ROW 4: G. K. Cullison, Roger Snider, Franklin Seiher, Arlin Franklin, David Taylor, David Ingram, Larry Metcalf, Danny O'Brien, VVayne Neal, Mike Dixon. New Heuse ALPHA PHI ALPHA DONALD BI.AKI,EY President LEE PENNELTIJN Vive-Presiderzt ,ALONZO POINDEXTER Srfretary JOE ROBINSON Trmszzrer Will Facilitate Membership HILI-l STILL IN ITS YOIITII, Alpha Phi Alpha is striving to become one of the top fraterniues on canipus. Fhcihtab ing the growvth of the fraternity wvHl be the purchasing of a house for the men. Once the houdng suuadon has been MHved,theInen Will be better equipped to function as a group on canipus Several oustanding sU1dentstnfCJklahon1a State are members of Alpha Phi Alpha, in- cluding Sani Ploumrd, Blue lieyg llonald Blakley, president of the fraternity and an outuanding addeteg Sannny Pegueg CJSll track star, and Lillard Ashley, recipient of the best cirdled freshnaan IKCJHYS cadet award. XNHth the aid of these and allthe other members of Alpha Phi Alpha, the fraternity Will continue to grow in size and importance. ROVV 1: VVillnrd Ashley, Don Blakley, VVenclell Clytus. ROVV 2: Samuel Howard, jesse llurst, Alonzo Pnindexter. f ri 1,5 l age 233 ACACIA C. J. ROTHLISBERGER . . . . Prcsidezzt XVILL ED BRUTON . . Vice-Prcsidmt Bon LESLIE . . . . Setrrrftary FRANK BRYANT . . Treasurer Acacians Uccupy Major Posts Un Campus 4,.3,,.:,,,:A1 CACIA FRATERNITY was founded in l9O-l- on the Uni- versity of Michigan campus by a group of blaster Masons. Since that time the fraternity has grown r' until it is presently on almost every major campus in the Tinted States. Acacia Won its league in softball and football, and reached the semifinal playoff in these events. They participated in all intramural sports. The social life of the Acacians is highlighted by the HNite on the Nile, and the Wliriangular Ball in the spring. Scholastically, Acacia increased from thirteenth to sixth in over-all fraternity grades, moving Well above the all men's average. Acacians occupy major posts and are active in most of the organizations on campus. Two of the last four IFC presidents have been Acacians. l C. J. Rornussakcnu, President An integral part of the Acacia house is their double fireplace. Gazing into the cozy fire, these two Acacias are far away in a world of their own making, evi- dently thinking profound thoughts. Page 23-P ACACIA ROW' 1: Bill Adams, James Alcock, Jimmy Allison, Ronald Allibon, Bill Allison, John Bamberl, Barney Bertrand, Curt Booler, Robert Bourk, YVill Bruton. RUXV 2: Frank Bryant, John Copeland, Richard DeVaughn, David Dooley, David Dooley, Harlin Durbin, jr., John Eng- land, Vllilliam Fssary, hlichael Fricker, Kenneth Garrett. ROXV 3: Earl Gentry, VViIliam Gentry, Robert Goodbary, Robert Haiges, Newt llardgrave, Tony Hoffman, Don Kirk- land, Robert Leslie, Don Looney, john Manning. ROW' 4: Lynn Mayfield, Hal McClellan, Colman McComas, Phillip McPherson, Frank Miller, Dale Milligan, Robert Null, Jim Morford, Nick Netherton, Mauricio Ortiz. ROW' 5: Denzil Oswalt, Leonard Paleck, Dave Peterson, Ed- ward Raschen, Clarence Riser, Dick Risk, Charles Rothlisberger, Charles Sandifee, jackie Scott, Mike Scott. RUYV 6: Leon Smith, Donald Stonebarger, Bill Thedford, james Tuggle. George VValters, Gordon Vllatson, Thomas YVelsh, Terry Xvestfall, Jerald VVilliams, Richard Vllylie. l1fe7J ALPHA CHI OMEGA ROVV 1: Barbara Adams, Dru Adams, Betty Albin, Beverly Asp, Carole Astle, Carol Ashmore, Nancy Barnes, Kay Bell, Anita Bellmon, Karen Berg, Judith Bertch, Sue Blaine, Jeanie Blubaugh. ROVV 2: Janice Bollinger, Sue Bondurant, Nlary Burns, Sharon Cottongim, Edith Cunningham, Beverly Daniels, Kay Davidson, Bobbie Davis, Marilyn Deal, Sarah Easley, Frances Ellington, Patricia Ent, Connie Esch. ROVV 3: Charlotte Evans, Lynda Fulton, Judy Greene, Ma1'e- garet Hacker, Melinda Harris, Donna Helderman, Mina Henry, Judy Higdon, Sherrie Hinkle, lVlary Lynn Huntington, Lee Hurst, Lucia Inman, Sherri Ivester. ROVV -P: Bobbie Jones, Sandra Jones, Seglinda Kelle, Nancy Kemper, Tren Knight, Pat Krueger, Joanne Lacafl, Renee La- Portune, Ann Lee, Linda Lee, Claudia Looney, Linda Lusk, Janette Maloy. Page 236 ROVV 5: Betty Martin, Anne McClaren, Bettie McJunkin, Nancy Miller, Carol Miskovsky, Kay Moore, Martha Moore, Roseanna Nelson, Linda Nation, Donna Norton, Geri Page, Linda Parcher, Nancy Page. ROVV 6: Patricia Patterson, Judy Perry, Judy Randell, Eve Rathfon, Donna Rogers, Eileen Ross, Roberta Rudolph, Teresa Samuelson, Marilyn Schroeder, Mary Simpkins, Bonnie Scott, Sharon Sloan. ROWV 7: Aline Smith, Janet Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Norma Smith, Paula Smith, Sally Spurgeon, Louise Steinbeck, Nancy Stogner, Emily Stone, Carole Swain, Pat Taylor, Saucy Thomas. ROVV 8: Marilyn Towry, Sherry XVahl, Luann XValdrop, Elise VVarkentin, Joan VVarren, Peggy Wever, Lou VVheeler, Karen VVhite, Sharon VVolfe, Tana VVood, Betty VVright, Sara Yaple. ALPHA CHI OMEGA LYNDA FL'LToN . . . Prrrizlent NANCY IAIILLER . . Iyiffl-PfF5idP7If ,IoAN VV.-XRREN . . Smrrrtary ROSEANNA NELSON . . Treasurer USU Member Loads Arkansas Colonization HE ALPHA CHIS helped to colonize a new chapter at the University of Arkansas. Nancy Shannon is serving as president of the chapter. In campus ac- tivities, SEA's president and the Education Student council's vice-president Was Blelinda Harris. ACEI president was Peggy Wever. Pat Ent served as AVVS corresponding secretary and Karen Smith as treasurer of Lassos. hlary Ann Smith was a REDSKIN Beauty finalist. Karen White was a finalist for the American Royal queen and was the Oklahoma City Sportsman queen. Xlary Carol Burns was selected to VVho's AVho in American Colleges and Universities and Janie Allen, hlary Carol Burns, and Lynda Fulton Were tapped for Klortar Board. G O Q lf Z f ,L g iflfk Sl i Qfaiir' 30,3 ' .2 C .. LYNDA FuLToN, President VVorking on the Alpha Chi Ome- ga scrapbook is really a lot of fun as these four Alpha Chis are finding out as they paste, and select each item and at the same time' remember each incident. Page 237 ALPHA DELTA PI -lOANN FowLKEs . . President SANDRA GRAHAM . . Vice-President JACKIE FINLEY . . . . Secretary 1 CAROL ANN NEWELL . . Treasurer Girls Win Beauty And Derby Day Trophies 1 ' , , JOANN Fowmcss, President No matter how busy they are, these ADPis like to take a few minutes each day to listen to that soothing and relaxing mood mu- sic which takes their minds off of problems and also studying. Page 238 LPHA DELTA PI captured a new trophy last spring, that of Sigma Chils Hrst annual Derby day. Many additional trophies followed. Dianne Dailey was chosen Farmhouse sweetheart, Ginann Edwards, Phi Kappa Theta sweetheart, and Susie Dixon, Delta Tau Delta sweetheart. Eta Kappa Nu, honorary electrical engineering fraternity, chose JoAnn Fowlkes as sweet- heart. She was later elected engineering queen. Carol Berger was a Redskin Beauty finalist and a varsity cheerleader. Three outstanding girls represented A D Pi in Angel Flight. Alpha Delta Pis are also active in many campus organizations. A D Pis hold important positions in the Intercollegiate party, Arts and Sciences Student coun- cil, Business Student council, and Home Economics student council. ALPHA DELTA PI ROW 1: Barbara Bond, Margaret Boomer, Sandra Bowerman, Dee Buck, Gwen Burke, VVilhelmena Carter, Carolyn Chamber- lain, Pamela Clemons, Robin Crawford, Diane Dailey. ROVV 2: Diane Damon, Kathy Deegan, Carole Devero, Carole Duncan, Virginia Edwards, Dianne Embry, Vivian Embry, Elaine Felactu, Judy Ferguson, Jacquelyn Finley. ROVV 3: Janet Foster, Brenda Fox, Sharon Flood, Jo Ann Fowlkes, Nancy Fox, Pat Graff, Sandra Graham, Marilyn Greenwood, Roberta llairfield, Ann Harriger. ROVV 4: Sue Hinchey, Linda Holt, Janice Hoyer, Judith Hunter, Carol Hutson, Susan Jackson, Ruth Justiss, Kay Kemp, Penelope Kennicutt, Linda Kimberlin. ROVV 5: Peggy Kutz, Sandra Lea, Sondra Lyhene, Sharon McSwain, Jeanie Muegge, Carol Newell, Carolyn Pearce, Caro- lyn Pennington, Ann Pojezny, Linda Quimby. ROVV 6: Cathy Risk, Judith Rix, Nancy Roepke, Mattie Scheihing, Janice Sheehan, Paula Spaeth, Mary Snyder, Vicki Rupe, Fran Tate. ROVV 7: Jean Van Nortwick, Anne Vickers, Brenda VValker, Jacqueline VVebb, Mary VVells, Bobbie VVestmoreland, Carol VVood, Sharon Yadon, Nina Young. Page 239 ALPHA GAMMA RHO ROVV 1: Albert Barker, jim Berg, Ivan Block, Fred Borum, Jim Bowyer, Mike Hugher, Joe Burch, Curtis Cline, Phil Dressen, jerry Campbell. ROVV 2: Charles Cooper, Rex Eagan, Charles Edwards, Roh- ert Feist, Craig Franks, Pete Frans, Richard Fench, Thomas Frick, Johnny Fuser, Harold Gillenwaters. ROW 3: Theodore Griswold, Dwayne Hamburger, Harlan Page 240 Hamburger, Lon Hawkins, Earl Hayes, VVilliam Hohenboken, Gary Jarvis, W7illiam Jordan, Ronald Kahle, David King. ROVV 4: Larry Kirk, Thomas McCollum, Jerry Middlebusher, Lloyd Murdock, Samuel Nicholas, Gary Noonan, Rodney Or- rell, VValter Orrell, Eddie Pritchett, Ronald Shafer. ROVV 5: David Sharp, David Silver, VValt Spears, Harry Tjardes, Don Trantham, Jack Tucker, Mike Thomas, Roy VVoodward, Jack You ng. ALPHA GAMMA RHO GARY NOONAN . . . Prcsizlfllt ,. JACK TUCKER . . I ZH'-Prr'5i1la'11t MIKE FPHOBIAS. . . Sffrremry CEARYJARVIS . . Treasurer Barn Dance Highlights IXING CAIXIPIIS ACTIVITIES, ZIIIIICIICS, SOCIZII CVCIHS, and a well-rounded scholarship program, the men of the Pi chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho had a most successful year. Major social events included the barn dance, the annual Christmas party, Valentine party, and the spring Pink Rose formal. Outstanding leaders in campus affairs were Rodney Orrell, Blue Key, Redskin Congratulate, and Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Lon Hawkins, Aggie 'l'oastmaster's president, Pete Frans, national president of National Farm Economics asso- ciation, and chairman of IFC rush week, and Eddie Pritchett, vice-president of the junior class, president of Aggie-X, and secretary of the Agriculture Student council. Six men were members of Alpha Zeta, honor- ary agriculture organization. Social Calendar -5 L g 14' fiARY Nooxixx, President Engrossed in a game of checkers, memhers of Alpha Gamma Rho pass away their evening leisure time before hitting the hooks to prepare for the next day of classes and mayhe an hour exam. -0 A.,-o www' A-w4 ' Page Zell MN Lf ii'x'ik73 i to Mesa Bti ,fisi cf, . t , gi. sf ., .,., , Q ,M -a-ez ,fi Vt W. . sed iii ALPHA se tAu oMEeA FRANK C.-XX.-XHL . . . Prmidmzt l3o1zOi,ivER . . l'itre-Presizlerzt Tom Hf7XX'EI,I. . . Srfrretary LYNDON GUBLE . Treasurer Men Compile Outstanding Athletic Record A ' all FRAN K CANAHL, President Returning from a sneak. the ATO pledges found all doors locked and were forced to receive the Cold welcome prepared for them by active Dave Loy, who seemed very anxious to do the honors. Page 242 E i.,. 1 1 IQADIZRSIIIP AND PARTICIPATION in campus activities plus a vigorous rush program have produced a re- markable year of progress for the Epsilon Omicron chapter of Alpha Tau Omega. During the year the men of ATG compiled an outstanding social and ath- letic program and maintained an exceptionally high scholastic record. This year's social calendar was highlighted by the pajama party, pagan party, and the Blackfoot formal. :XTOS and their dates also enjoyed the pledge class formal and the Christmas orphan party. Honorary groups were Well-represented by the ATOS With .left Dalbey, president of the Hotel and Restaurant societyg -lim Klichael, president of Kappa Psig Vernon Garrett, Vice-president of Students for Peaceg and Glenn Shapley, vice-president of Beta Gamma Sigma. t a IH!ll.gwWM 'ww-'LI-a ,,,,,s K , iisisgz., -Qwieazlagxieilixwt e-vii? 0 i,,, ,......-.f fv- ALPHA TAU OMEGA ROVV 1: Don Bowyer, Paul Brooks, jeffrey Bullock, Frank Canahl, Russell Chapman, james Clark, Jon Cooper, Carlyn Cruzan. RONV 2: G. K. Cullison, Larry Engstrom, Ramon Catlin, Lyn- don Goble, Gary Hale, Shelby Hardage, lN1ark Hartness, Thomas Howell. ROVV 3: Ralph Kincaid, David Loy, Jim Marsh, Larry Maxey, Robert Millsap, Perry Oldham, Robert Oliver, Roy Pool. ROVV 4: Charles Poplinger, Don Quimby, Thomas Rhodes, Glenn Shapley, Tom Shaw, Casey Stone, Gary VVatson, VVayne iNVatson. .Qi A1151 R LY Y-E lgatosiff ...asain Always willing to work when there's something to he done to help others, these ATUs seem more than willing to be of assist- ance during their annual spring help week project. Page 243 BETA THETA PI ROVV 1: Ken Alexander, Gene Barnhart, Kenneth Bolt, Kirk Breed, Leland Brewer, James Browning, Guy Bryant, Larry Burke, Richard Cahill, Jerry Clark, Bill Corbin. ROW' 2: Fred Craddock, Charles Crooks, Gleen DeVoe, Stan- ley Dixon, John Douglas, Cecil Drummond, Charles Drum- mond, John Drummond, Fred Drummond, Leslie Drummond, James Earnest. ROVV 3: Dawson Engle, Cecil Epperley, Byron Fine, Johnny Finney, Gene Garrett, Calvin Graham, Gerry Grant, John Grant, WVilliam Grant, James Gray, Charles Hamilton. ROW 4: David Hannah, Ronsy Jeffrey, Phillip Jennings, Rob- ert Jernigan, Larry Johnson, Millard Kratz, Ilenry LeForce, James Magnuson, Kent Maguire, James McCoy, VVilliam McDaniel. Page 244 ROYV S: James McGahes, Allen Meyer, Bruce Miller, David Mitchell, Ethan Norris, Bud Osborne, Roy Purvis, John Power, Gary Reid, Randy Roark, Rex Russell. ROVV 6: Fred Rustmann, Lonnie Ruth, Larry Sadler, Eddie Shapard, Stephen Sherman, James Smelser, Dale Smith, Bruce Snyder, Robert Stafford, Thomas Stewart, Philip Stout. ROVV 7: Ross Stuntz, VVilliam Sullivan, James Swatek, Jim Tarter, VVilliam Teigen, Thomas Tennary, Dwight Terry, Jerry Thompson, VVilliam Thompson, Burge Troxel, Roger VValters. ROVV 8: Jan XVard, Loyde VVar1'en, Terry VVeigle, Tony VVhite, Donald VViles, Charles XVilliams, David VVilliams, Mike VVilliams, Russell Williamson, Michael Zaloudek. BETA THETA PI JIM EARNEST . . . Presiflmt BRUCE RIILLER . . f i4'r-Plurizlezzf TERRY XVEIGLE . . . . Swrvmry BURGE TRKJXEI. . . . Treasurer Betas Excel In All Phases Ut Campus life HE MEN OF GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER of Beta Theta Pi participated in all phases of college life and produced unique accomplishment in each phase. Scholastically, the Betas maintained a high overall grade average by placing second among the fraternities on campus. Athletically, the Betas placed second in the 1961 intramural all-sports race after Winning individual tro- phies in golf and softball. Socially, several events, such as the homecoming barn dance, twister, turkey pull. and spring party highlighted the Beta calendar. Participation in these areas helped each Beta to do his part toward building a fraternity which recognizes mutual assistance, devotion to intellect, friendship, and unfaltering fidelity as objects Worthy of the highest aim of associated effort. ,,.- 'e 55n-n.a.q ,. ef-af: s JIM EARNEST, President These Betas can always manage to find time for that friendly game of football to relax from the daily grind of classroom activities and enjoy some refreshing and healthy exercise. Page 2-l CHI OMEGA .ANITA STEWART . . . President JANE VVEATHERS . . Vife-President KAREN BAUMANN . . . . Seeretary ANN JAMES . . . . Treasurer Spring Sing Winner Lists Beauty llueens .ag .F -if Ee' ez V- fl: K i' 9 -. Vis 6- , .1 P ANITA STEVVART, President Getting in the swing with the rest of the campus in supporting their Cowboy football team, these Chi O's display their banner be- fore the evening pep rally. Page 246 CHOLARSHIP TOOK THE SPOTLIGHT as Chi Omega led with a 3.13 overall. First place in Spring Sing led honors which included Charlene Kendrick, Anita Stewart, and Jane Weathers, lX1ortar Board and Who's VVhog Dana Reno and Charlene Kendrick, Red- skin Congratulatesg Linda Grissom and Carol Hart- man, REDSKIN editor and associate editorg Charlene Kendrick, State SEA president, and nine Angel Flight members. Pledges won first place in the Freshman talent show. Representing Gklahoma in the Bliss America pag- eant was Chi O Dana Reno. Other queens at the Chi O house were Anita Stewart, education queeng Janet Cox, freshman queen, Karen Baumann and Nita Porter, air force sweetheartsg Linda Grissom, Aggie princess, Jan Caldwell, Aggie Toastmasters Queeng and Coleen Gentry, O-club queen. Y 'S Q X46 ffl' ' DELTA CHI ROVV 1: Bruce Aamoth, George Abbey, Jerry' Abraham, Rob- ert Andress, Larry Baldwin, Bill lirewington, Harvey Brown, Robert Buchanan, Vance Childress, Tom Claiborne. ROVV 2: Richard Cloud, Marcus Dc-Foe, John Dillingham, Tom Donovan, Thomas Dossey, Wlilliam Edison, Jim Foigel, Phillip Fields, Curtis Fisher, Lawrence Fisher. ROVV 3: Quentin Fulton, Robert Gillson, Nick Goad, Thomas Groves, Robert Hains, Kenn Harding, Garold llenson, Mark llenthron, Jerry Holt, Hal Hopkins. Pige 748 ROVV 4: Richard Irwin, Billy Johnson, James jones, Darrel Knaus, Robert Korthase, David LaRue, Robert Lindsey, David Lucas, Don Maddox, Richard Markham. ROW' 5: Harold lN1CCollum, Tom McNeyx', Larry Mettler, Frank Parham, Gerald Patterson, Carleston Polk, Frank Rie- hart, Clayton Roblyer, Charles Scott, Richard Schrum. RUVV 6: john Shaw, Timothy Sperry, James Sterk, Larry Stockard, Arden Stoehr, Gene Sturm, Gary Taylor, Randall YValton, Charles Vvilliams, Jerry VVilliams. DELTA CHI RICHARD RIARKHAM . . . President KENZY BAUSTIAN . . Vive-President LARRY FISHER . . Secretary DAVID LUCAS . . Treasurer New Annex Highlights Progressive Year HE ADDITION of an annex to the present chapter house was a highpoint in a year of growth and lead- ership for Delta Chi fraternity. The annex is a step toward further expansion of the house at 703 Uni- versity avenue. Delta Chis were active on campus, represented by men in Blue Key, Phi Eta Sigma, Mu Kappa Tau and many other organizations. Richard Cloud is president of the business student senate, and Richard Markham is on the Arts and Sciences Student council. Intramurals and social events, including many house parties and the annual Playboy formal and the White Carnation formal, provided the men a welcome break in studies. The second place trophy for house decora- tions at homecoming was Won by the group, upholding a tradition of recent years. RrcHARn MARKHAM, President VVhether reading an enjoyable magazine, sitting in the warm Oklahoma sun, or talking with a friend, members of Delta Chi break the monotonous routine of going to class and studying. Page 249 V DELTA TAU DELTA CHARLES PHILLIPS . . . President RICHARD HOLLIS . . Vitre-President JOHN VVILKES . . . Secretary TED DITTMAN . . . Treasurer llelts Beast New House, Gund Scholarship lies 5 f: Q CHARLES PHILLIPS, President VVatching each and every move that the carpenters make. mem- bers of Delta Tau Delta anxious- ly await the completion of their new fraternity house, which will he ready for occupancy next fall. Page 250 ARTICIPATING IN ALL PI-IASES of college life, the men of Delta Tau Delta achieved the scholastic rating of third among all campus fraternities, first among those participating in rush Week. Kendall johnson was chosen to the collegiate Who's Who, Richard Hollis Was selected a member of Blue Key, hlike Fenton, chapter president, was elected president of Lassos and Lariats. Filling the year with many Varied activities, the Delt social calendar included the Riverbottom party, the fall formal, the Christmas party, the bundle party, and the Qrchid formal. All these many contributions to campus life, plus their brand-new house, sum up to yield brotherhood, maturity, and development of the individual through scholastic achievement, social cultivation, and a give- and-take relationship in lite. DELTA TAU DELTA ROVV 1: Donald Audleman, Rodney Baker, Richard Brand, Garland Carter, james Devinney, Ted Dittman, Mike Fenton, Roland Floyd, David Gibson, Nlark Uilhert, ROVV 2: John Gruher, Richard llollis, Phillip Holloway, Robert Imle, James johnson, Kendall johnson, VVilliam Lee, Dennis Luckinbill, Larry Luman, Jerry Marlow. ROVV 3: Harry Masori, -lr., Fharles Miller, james hfliller, Mike hlullman, Charles Phillips, Harold Riley, Jr., Richard Shavey, Joseph Smith, -lack Snoddy, YVyatt Snow. RUVV -I-I Thomas Thorne, Gary Thorne, Gary Toussaint, jerry Tucker, Earl Vvalton, john Vllerner, john Vvightmanl Richard VVightman, john XVilkes, llardy VVilliams, Thomas XVilIiams. , J + 5 Each day the look over the house which w memlwers of Delta Tau Delta take time out to progress being made on their new fraternity ill he Completed for rush week in 1962. Page 25 Giving lWaleek a hearty handshake after their return from Classes, members of Delta Epsilon prepare to start the studying grind again before their next class. Page 252 DELTA UPSILON ROVV 1: Clinton Allmon, Darrel Bishop, Vvilliam Borden, Ronald Brower, Mickey Bohl, Eddie Callison, Edward Chaufty, Herman Clopton, john Cunningham. ROVV 2: Ernest Davis, Kenneth Dorrell, James Filip, Clyde Gray, Jerome Foust, Gordon Gilchrist, jack Griffin, Harvey Imbean, Andrew Martin. ROVV 3: Jerry McAdams, John lWcCase, Terry Mead, Richard Nletscher, Donald Myers, John Owen, Ralph Parker, Joe Rogers, Robert Ruchar. ROYV 4: Ronald Rylanrler, jim Shirey, Richard Sprangel, Louie Stevens, David VVagner, Harold VVard, Clinton VVhitney, Rowdy VVilliams. DELTA UPSILON JERRY NICJADAMS . . . President ORVIS RIGSBY . . . Vice-President DAVID VVAGNER . . . Secretary BILL VVHITNEY . . Treasurer Youngest Fraternity Wins Spring Sing EIGNING AS THE OLDEST continuously operating na- tionalsocialfraternity,I3eluillpsihnivvasfotutded on Piovenaber 4, 1834. Ileha lfpsdon is unique among fraternities, being the only non-secret social fra- ternity in existence. The OSU chapter Was installed on rkprn 24,l960,rnaking niilkhdunna Suues youngem fraternity. Ykhth tnnnedous growth and devehnnnent,thernen of Delta ll are putting into practice the slogan of the fraternity, f'Delta Upsilon in everything and every Ileha lf in sornethingfl llaving increased in size by one-dnrd Mnce being hwtaHed,lDelU1llpsHon hasxvon its way into the play-offs in every intramural sport it has entered. Early in its development, Delta Upsilon xvon canapusnvide recogninon by the wdnning of the Hrmiplaeetrophy nithe l96l albcanapus Spring Sing. Sita rr ga a JERRY MCADAMS' President No matter how busy they are, these Delta lfpsilons manage to snatch Z1 few moments in which to relax and have a friendly dis- cussion while listening to their favorite stereo albums. Page 253 DELTA ZETA PI-IYLLIS SMITH . . . . President RIARY ANN GOBLE . . . Vice-President ANN TARNER . . . Secretary IQATHERINE LovE . . . Treasurer Redecorated House Host To Moms And Dads al A115 111.121 -:fd s fm! PHYLLIS SMITH, President Taking a break from a hectic day just before mealtime, the Delta Zetas look over their latest trophy before putting it up on the shelf, and trying for more for their collection. Page 254- IRST PLACE WINNERS at OSU's Parents day for hav- ing the highest percentage of parents present began the semester for the Delta Zetas. This was the be- ginning of the Fatherls day weekend. After the game the girls entertained their dads with a banquet, danc- ing, bowling and an after-hours party with entertain- ment and a serenade. This year the girls came back to a newly redecorated house and the annual pledge-member retreat at Camp Redland. Next followed a homecoming decoration de- picting a scene of a Civil war battle. Gther social events for the year included the traditional Christmas and caroling parties, Mother's weekend, Valentine party and Rose formal. These along with the usual house parties and sorority activities, rounded out the Delta Zeta's year. DELTA ZETA ROW 1: Karen Barnes, Lyla Bennett, Barbara Bloodworth, Patricia Burge, Linda Burley, Beverly Butler, Margaret Car- penter, Jo Cochran, Ronda Cooper. ROVV 2: Patricia Corder, Linda Dunlap, Marsha Eddins, Carol Fulbright, Carole Candy, Virginia Gibson, Mary Goble, Barbara Grebing, Cleo Herrick. ROVV 3: Mary Jack, Henrietta Kamp, Katherine Love, ,lane lyiartin, Mary McComas, Pat McCord, Sharon Muir, Charlotte Myers, Nedra Nichols. ROVV 4: Pamela Phillips, Patty Phillips, Judith Poage, Nancy Pope, Linda Priest, Loretta Randolph, VVanda Rohr, Ellen Shire. ROXV S: Phyllis Smith, Barbara Sooter, Elizabeth Tarner, Diane Thompson, Tommye Trent, Rita VVhitehead, Mary Wil- son, Emma Zahnd. I age 235 FARMHOUSE ROVV 1: Larry Abboud, Benny Baker, James Beall, Talmage Brown, Loren Busbee, Cecil Davison, Joe Dunn, Robert Dzur. ROVV 2: Kenneth Frank, Robert Fulton, Sammy Hall, Hugh Halsey, VVilmer Hamilton, Michael Hart, Douglas Herring, David Kirkpatrick. ROVV 3: George Lackey, Dennis Lelweda, Ronal Legako, Page 256 Thomas Loafmann, Karlson Mannschreck, Lyman McDonald, Louis Nightengale, Homer Rhodes. ROVV +2 Larry Pierce, Frank Pope, Ralph Roddy, VVilliam Russell, Dick Schiltz, Kenneth Schneeluerger, John Seiber, Rohert Seiber. ROVV 5: VValter Shafer, Milo Shedeck, Kenneth Sims, Charles Sheppard, Richard Tarpey, Ron VValker, Donald VVedman. MYZ' ' T71 z iq, J, eggs:-v wg ' ,sg VV F essseis J l FARMHOUSE S.-XM H.eXl.I. . . . Pl't'5idl'1lf BOB DZLTR .... . Ivifl'-Pft'j'idf'llf I,YxmN LICIDONALD . . . Sw:-N111-y Dos NVEnMAx . . Trmyurfr Scholarship Trophy Won For 58th Time ARMHOUSIS FRATILRNITY YV.-XS FOUNDIQD OI1 tl1C ean1pusin,l928 and hassteadHy'grouu1in under standing ethical, soeial, and intellectual standards in the chapter. Scholarship awvards annnng the fraternity eonapetb tion has been one achievement as Farmhouse has Won the scholarship tnypy 57 tunes within daelast 29 years of competition. Besides its seholastie achievements, its members have been very active in campus organizations. Farmhouse boaststhree nien ni Blue Pley,three naen niC3lDli,l ob Seiber and lfhonaas Iamafnaan asstudent senatorg and Plonaer flhtnies,xvn1ner of the St.l'ats salutes avvard. Highlighting the soeial events during the year were the Sunburst Rose formal and monthly parties Sueh as the'1QHde hlan m1Cfmnpus'and HRonuu1liohdayf ' P f-if W5 SAM H AI.l,, President Relaxing from ll long, hard day of classroom activities before the nightly grind of studies begins, these Farmhouse members take time out for an invigorating game of volleyball. Page 257 GAMMA PHI BETA LYNDA KAY BIATTH EWS .... President Vickie ill,-AXXYELL . . . Ijilfl'-P7'l'5idE71f ROBERTA ROGERS . . . Serrrtary LINDA CRAXVFORD . . . Treasurer House Ready Far Occupation In Fall llf '62 -ein: 'I' 'lf gn JF-a:l:'. Sliiifw ,Q-,,,,,u!,.,, -q,. A Q xg. 'SQDV' en ff' 'Q h 'X ' LYNIJA MATTHEWS. President Judging from the looks on the faces of members of Gamma Phi Beta, they are already dreaming of the time when they will be able to move into their dream house early in September of 1962. Page 258 IRST SEMESTER next year Will find the Women of Gamma Phi Beta living in their new sorority house, which is designed to hold 70 girls when Hnished. The Gamma Phi social calendar was busy this year. lt was highlighted With the annual Spanish Fiesta, the casual Christmas party, and was climaxed With the for- mal Pink Carnation Ball. Gamma Phi activities include participation in intra- mural sports, a Christmas charity project, and other campus activities. Honors in the Gamma Phi house go to Lynda Kay hlatthews, Tulsa senior, who was elected to VVhols Who, Phi Kappa Phi and is Theta Chi dreamgirlg Linda Poulton, Tulsa senior, elected to Phi Kappa Phi, and .lackie Cassety, Oklahoma City sophomore, Phi Kappa Tau dreamgirl. i,...-.na-.. I 1 GAMMA PHI BETA ROVV 1: Sherilea Anderson, Mary Andrews, Bonnie Bagwell Sheila Bellamy, Fredda Blagg, Jody Blazer, Carolyn Blumhof Barbara Boerstler, Carole Boone. ROVV 2: Anita Bottoms, LaDonna Bottoms, Jill Brown, Mary Capehart, Susan Cappel, Margaret Carpenter, Thaylia Carver, Mary Casady, Jacqueline Cassetty. ROVV 3: Karon Champion, Mary Chapman, Linda Crawford, Lyalla Cummings, Hanna Dunlap, Natalie Elmer, Beverly Estes, Julia Fisher, Kiayvana Gamble. y v ROVV 4: Katherine Hand, Dorothy Hughes, Jo Ann Hughes, Mary Hunt, Barbara Ivy, Melba Jordan, Betty Joyce, Sara Lunsford, Betty Martin. ROVV 5: Lynda Matthews, Vickie Maxwell, Suzy McCune, Era McDaniel, Mary Neale, Susan Olbrich, Linda Poulton, Shirley Reed, Judy Rickard, Roberta Rogers. ROVV 6: Alice Romshe, Cheryl Sanders, Paula Scott, Carolyn Stump, Lucille Stover, Martha Tracy, Barbara Vlallace, Julie VVherry, Dorothy Vllilliams, Ann VVorley. 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K V A i. 5 7 , 57 i ' ,. ,V fy , Q , N , TQ-QQ WIC HW KAPPA ALPHA STr2v12 Srxnk . . . . l,l't'A'ldl'I1f Eroox l'i5NDrfnc.xsT . lift?-IJI'l'A'iIlJt'IIf plrsnnv Bovvuzs . . Swremry JERRY HILL . . . Ql'n'nszm'r APPA ALPHA onbnn was founded in 1865 by four ,fm Civil war veterans with the help and guidanee of ' Robert Ii. Lee. They held as their ideals the deeds of ehivalrous knights of old and took upon themselves the goal of preserving the traditions and heritage of the old South. Thus, Kappa Alpha is unique in that it is not a fraternity but an order. It is based on a heritage of the past, and it does not set its standards on present day conditions. The Oklahoma State ehapter of Kappa Alpha won national reeognition when it received the seholarship improvement award and the outstanding ehapter tro- phy for the provinee this year. Doubling in size in live years, the OSU ehapter has many members in campus organizations such as Sigma Tau, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Tau Sigma, and others. at A Srrpvie Srxkk, President 4122- lley, fellows, I can see my face in this thing. Are you sure this stuff they gave us isn't shoe pol- ish ? Kappa Alpha pledges help to keep their house and all of its furnishings in top shape. Page KAPPA ALPHA THETA SONDRA SELF . . . President SANDRA ROGERS . . . Vive-President SARA LAWYER . . . Secretary BIZTTE IQAYE Y.AHN . . Treasurer Kite Flies High With String Ui Activities ULFILLING THE CHAPTER,S basic principles of social, intellectual, and moral growth, Theta's kite has flown high this year. Sondra Self, president, was elected to Mortar Board and WVho's Who along with Kay Yahn and Nancy Green Johnson. AWS officers were Sue Childress, Toni Acosta, and Sondra Self. Theta varsity cheerleaders were Jeanie Addington and Janet Knippa, freshman. Theta beauties included Janice Braden, OSE queen, hiary Lee Hert, Pi Tau Sigma queen and l962 VR girl, Linda Lowrey, Sigma Chi sweetheart, Sue Child- ress, Kappa Sigma uDream Girln, Ann Hurst, busi- ness queen, Ginnie LeForce, l962 VR girl, and Carol Joe Brien, forestry queen. With the Christmas Stocking party, Twin Star for- mal, and annual Spring Kite party, the Theta social calendar was full of entertainment. .a 'Q. .fu 'K 3. 'is - at 9 sad, 6 . .4 SONDRA SELF' President Raiding the refrigerator after a long, hard evening of studies and loafing, these three Thetas will agree that home-made pie and ice- cold milk just can't be beat for an appetizing snack. Page 262 Q' S , 4: 'Y Riff if -K, it S 5 if Q . J 5' Q ? - E5 gf af .V .wi --'- . , -sg if iff K' qi. ,- - Xkvy. gg 2 ' .X sk 5 x 'X .1 ,wg , ' '55, M 'ix 5 A Q L 6,53 F31 k 7 59 Q3 ,ff ff:- . X A. Y 9 ,X I it , 4 1 v V5 v ' 4 ' Kg 'Q '- P uf ,J 3 E X' :gf ex Nd IP 5 Q . , gi as :QL 1-M m. 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Dixie Wells is serving as president of rfheatcr Cluikh and Jo I9ender assecretary of hdortar Board. SLLAISrnenabersare-Iudy'fahnage,preydentg h1ary'Selby,progranico-ordinator,and.Sylvh1PJorton, committee chairman. Representing Panhellenic on the Student Senate B I2Hen Plesson. Sondra Iaehlonnier serves on the YWCA cabinet and on the Business Stu- dentcouncd. Kappa Deltas were high on the beauty list this past yearsvnh Plehnillopeiuuned.Piliappa1Xlpha.dreanr girl, Donna Kay hliller, Alpha Tau Omega sweet- heartgjo Pendersyasarnenaberofthe,PhiIDeha'Theta courtand Sue Baxteroftheliappa.Alpha,courL Cine of the three finalists for freshman queen was KD pledge, Shirley Dickerson. -. .Y , aw 1- A ages Jo PENDER, President Indulging in the favorite pastime of OSI' students, these Kappa Deltas enjoy a swift hand of bridge before dinner and the eve- ning's round of homework and dates with that special fellow. Page 265 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA MARY ANN STEWART . . . . President JUDY DRUMMOND . . Vice-President LINDA SLOCUM . . . Secretary HELEN I'lORTON . . Treasurer Float Wins Grand Homecoming Parade Prize s 5. Ye 'Q ff.a:-'wxistiiitiuilea-sta :isp 1 'P f ini . 5, 0 . ,i MARY ANN STEVVART, President VVhen studying for an hour exam, these Kappas find that at least one joker always manages to get into the studying session. just guess who will probably come out with the best grade on the test? Page 266 HE KAPPA FLOAT, Peace Drives Out the Dragon of Fear, won grand prize in the Homecoming pa- rade. Campus activities held an important part in KKG. Hedi Heiden served as editor of the O'Colle- gian, and Mary Ann Stewart was VR director. Cam- pus oiiices included Sharon Raines, YWCA president, Mary Jane Cabe, Beta Upsilon president, and Linda Slocum, CTlN4 president. SUAB program co-ordina- tor was Emily Horton, and Paula Cayton was elected band twirler. There were two Mortar Board members, two Phi Kappa Phis, two Who's VVho, and eight Angel Flight members. Queens included Emily Horton, arts and sciences, Linda Slocum, rodeog hlarian Jones, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent girl, Mary jane Cabe, KA Rose, Tonya Loucks, Bliss Young Republican, and lXliss Young Democrat, hlartha Peterman. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ROW 1: Janet Ahoussie, Judith Allen, Carolyn Anderson, Jayne Ballinger, Cynthia Barker, Dorothy Bash, Sally Black- ford, Ruth Blackstock, Rose Blake, Patti Bounds, Kristin Bretz. ROVV 2: Beverly Brown, Bonnie Bullen, Mary Cahe, Carrie Jo Callahan, Linda Cassens, Paula Cayton, Judy Croak, Glenna Crowder, Jo Cowling, Alice Cudd, Helen Delhotal. ROW 3: Judy Drummond, Edie Earl, Patricia Erbert, Donna Evans, Bette Farris, Patti Gibson, Jerilyn Good, Mary Gordon, Judy Gray, Joanne Grifhn, Rita Harkreader. ROVV 4: Sherry Hartley, Patricia Hayes, Hedi Heiden, Me- linda Hier, Emily Horton, Helen Horton, Elizabeth Hyatt, Caryl Johnston, Lajuana Jones, Marian Jones, Nancy Jones. ROVV 5: Linda Joyce, Christine Kelamis, Carol Killian, Mary Leese, Tanya Loueks, Mary Martin, Roberta Martin, Karen Mathews, Kay McKay, Pamela Means, Myrna Messenger. ROVV 6: Jeanne Midgley, Nancy Morehouse, Pollyann Parsons, Georgann Peeler, Dee Perrin, Martha Peterman, Ruth Pool, Vera Preston, Linda Price, Sharon Raines, Jane Reno. ROW 7: Carolyn Schilt, Anna Schramme, Anne Sisler, Linda Slocum, Marilyn Smith, Mary Smith, Sharon Smith, Mary Ann Stewart, Linda Stotler, Janis Sweeney, Shirley Tate. ROVV 8: Sandra Thomas, Virginia Tracy, Judith Tua, Dianne VVall, Deanna VVhetsell, Donna VVhetsell, Marcia VVillis, Janet VVilson, lvlarilyn VVoods, Gloria VVright, Linda Zoeller. I tge Z6! KAPPA SIGMA ROW 1: john Alford, James Bailey, Jimmy Barrett, Roger Beecham, Jim Blackater, John Blankenship, Paul Brown, Cyrus Buikstra, Thomas Clack, Mike Cleverdon. ROVV 22 William Cleverdon, VVilliam Combs, Charles Cran- dall, Jay Daniel, Jerry Davis, Charles Doughty, Ray Finegan, Robert Fry, Richard Gaines- Tommy Gardner. ROVV 3: John Gilmour, VVilliam Gilstrap, jerry Halcomh, Craig Hallmark, -lim Harrington, john Hartman, Larry Hess, Robert Hillery, Stephen Holmes, Ralph Hood. ROVV 4: james Jacobs, Frank jay, Robert Johnson, Dennis Kinkaid, David Lambert, Don Lyon, Robert Mastin, Robert Page 268 McCracken, Michael McVVherter, Ronald Mitchell. ROXV 5: David Moninger, Thomas Moon, VVesley Morrison, Jim Morwood, David Moss, Carroll Newman, William Over- holt, James Parker, Robert Perry, Robert Phillips, Richard Pierson. ROVV 6: Dick Powell, Robert Powell, Edward Pryor, Jimmie Reed, John Reese, James Reib, joe Renauer, Robert Rigdon, Frank Rinehart, Joe Santee, Harry Selph. ROVV 7: james Sewell, Charles Shaffer, Jay Taylor, jerry Taylor, David Timberlake, Austin Tommey, James Truscott, Fred VVinston, Howard Wlorley, Gerald VVright, Don Keathly. KAPPA SIGMA DON 'IXIMBERLAKE . . . . Prfsizlwzt VVESLEY RIORRISON . . Iyft'f'-PfCSidl'llf BOB HILLERY . . Sezfrcfzlry COOK N EWMAN . . Treasurer Sweopstake Trophy Adds To Collection TARTINO THE YEAR OFF WITH A BANG, the men of Kappa Sigma added the Homecoming sweepstakes trophy for the second consecutive year to their ever-growing collection. Founded hlay 13, 1920, Gamma Psi chapter has a Well rounded athletic program under which five Kappa Sigs qualified for varsity athletics, the Kappa Sigmas placed fourth out of twenty-two fraternities, winning first in badminton, placing second in basketball and tennis and placing third in swimming, golf, and volley- ball. Highlighting their social activities for the year was the annual all-campus hlardi Gras costume dance. Other colorful events of the year were the 'fPoverty Party,', the Black and lVhite formal, and the Rose for- mal at which Miss Sue Childress was crowned Kappa Sigma dreamgirl. l-.4. 4,335 3' 5 a f 3 ' . . af' 'Nw-I ' 'I' ff! Mg, ft gavtidx ff qs? 31 DON TIMBERLAKE, President S u n n y , mid-winter afternoons, coupled with their backyard gym- nasium. proves too much for these Kappa Sigs, who limber up by playing a fast game of highly competitive basketball. P age 2 ,,,.frf ' , LAMBDA CHI ALPHA DAVID RIARTIN . . . President Rox CoHEA . . Vice-President JHXT Gass . . . . Secretary RICHARD FTXHONI.-XS . . Treasurer Uldest USU Fraternity Beasts Leaders Q 'N DAVID MARTIN, President Lambda Chi Alpha members keep abreast of the growth of their fra- ternity by adding another pin to their national map to signify an- other Texas chapter and some more new brothers. Page 270 AMBDA CHI ALPHA is the oldest social fraternity on the OSU campus, coming on campus in l9l7. Lambda Chi is striving to uphold the objectives of its founders. Some of the men on campus in Lambda Chi include Bob Lindley, vice-president of the IFC, Roger Webb, president of the Young Democrats and vice-president of Xi lN1u law fraternity, and Larry Metcalf, on the executive committee for Government Week. Varsity athletes irI Lambda Chi include Bill Stone, Darrell Davis, and George Davies on the varsity track team, Gary Hassman and Frank Airington on the bas- ketball teamg Terry Barton, Mickey Forrester, and 'lim Stockard on the football squad and L. D. Lawson and Jim Brown oII the baseball team. X Jw 1fvf,' :gif if E53 giff:?'2:T?1 f wil? M1 253 Q +. ,,ggf5:?QT5 K 3 ,figs Q, A f . -4. wx M' W , '. f 'Q -A K K ' . X A , lr ' ,ii J.: A ,fy I - 1 H ' K if Q ,sg by , K . - 'L A- f +1 . 9 A , ig X K ,- nf N 56 fa., r . . A Q X ,fzw Q- . K, ,... ,i ami ,K 4 R f M, B 91 2 -P 7 2 v . .. ,....5, . 1 - -Q of f s k PX W Q ,yi ' Q v 8 -A ,A . 9' pg PHI DELTA THETA ROW 1: Boyd Barclay, Randy Bracken, james Brogdon, james Butts, Price Campbell, Bill Clemons, Perry Cleveland, Doug Cude, Michael Deschamps, Clinton Dodge. ROVV 2: Eddie Elles, James Faulkner, Patrick Fenity, Dallas Ferguson, john Fike, Michael Fitzgerald, Arlin Franklin, Paul Fossett, David Fox, Ronald Franklin. ROVV 3: Ron Geisert, Craig Grifhth, Russell llarbaugh, Phil llarris, Donald Hawkins, Robert Hillier, Lynn Holzberlein, Buddy Huston, Howard Huston, Dave Ingram. Page 212 ROW 4: Robert Irwin, Ronald Kelley, Raymond Keys, Richard Lovell, Jelfrey Mellin, Steven Moyers, John Murrow, James Orbison, Robert Painton, Henry Paulea. ROVV 5: Roger Pemberton, james Phillips, Don Pierce, David Pippenger, David Rhodes, Mike Robinson, Robert Rosseth, john Simpson, Rem Slattery, Charles Smith. ROXV 6: Philip Stansberry, David St. Clair, Charles Teague, Ronnie Turner, Ralph Van Horn, Robert Van Horn, VVilliam VVade, James Vllaggerman, Jerry VValdrop, Clyde VVhitaker. PHI DELTA THETA BRUCE IRVVIN . . . Presidwzf STEVE KIILLER . . I'ife-Presiziurzf PRICE Ci-XBIPRELL . . . Sl'l'ff'fIl!'j' CLINT DODGIE . . TfFHSllI'l'f Outstanding Spirit Awarded National Trophy AST FALL Tina NAIIONAL IJEADQUARTERS of Phi IJelta Tfheta avvarded the spiritual hfe trofday to Oklahoma Beta for outstanding spirit shown bythe ehaptefs pardeipanon in eanipus and nanonal reh- gious organizatnnis I7ulHlln1ent of the social requirentent of eantpus and fraternal hfe B nietthrough the chapter? periodieso- cud funetnuns,inCluding die flalf-fuarnaah h1ianii'fri- ad, Christmas party for orphans, and the spring formal. Again this year, the Phi Delts upheld their float-win- ning tradition in the homecoming festivities by Winning East place in the originality division. A few of the Phi Delts who fill campus-Wide otliees aH:JnniBuHs,IFCfpreMdentgIlon hIePheron,Inter Collegiate party vice-presidentg and Bruce Irwin, presi- dentofl7hiIDeha'fheU1and Blueliey fr w'f'2g'- 'O I . ff?-Sig ' s ' 4' 1 ,,::: .mu f BRUCE IRVVIN, President Doubtlessly not talking about any- thing discussed in their last class, the Phi Delts have been trying to solve the major problems of the world until somebody offered a new joke. Page 273 PHI GAMMA DELTA IABHE IAMYRY . . . Prandent BIARTIN CSLASSER . . Secnvary TOM CiARRISUN . . Trearurer Delta Colony Grows Through Teamwork ff X XX fx Q.r:,fs. A aaifiei JAMIE Lowkv, President Looking forward to receiving their active charter- several Fijis talk with Phi Gam alum and Tulsa Wor'ld Editor, Jenkin Lloyd Jones Ccenterl, about the past problems of fraternities. Page 27+ HI GAMMA DIZLT.-YS Delta colony, otlicially founded on the Oklahoma State University campus on April 21, l96l, has expanded rapidly during its first year. Delta colony acquired a chapter house, built a new addition to it, and has since sponsored many house par- ties in it. The Fiji island party Was a highlight of their social year. The Fijis have participated in all campus activities and have maintained a high overall grade average scholastieally. Colonizing and building a fraternity is a unique eX- perience. There are traditions to be started, laws to be Written, and much to be organized, all of which re- quires teamwork. The men of Delta Colony are now striving diligently to meet Phi Gamma Delta's require- ments for a chapter. PHI GAMMA DELTA ROW 1: Howard Alder, Mark Birmingham, James Boyer, ROVV 3: James Miller, Kent Moore, Jerry Poe, Charles Rich- Vaughn Bryan, Richard Cornish, Rex Donley. eson, Jan Turley. ROW 2: Richard Garrison, Max Hampton, Martin Glasser, ROVV 4: John Tway, Charles VVatson, Joseph VVheeler, Robert James Lowry, Carroll Mayfield, Daniel McCarty. XVilliams, Thomas VVilson. Page 275 As the minutes wear into an hour, a couple of Phi Taus give up the wise remarks and settle down to wait for the final goodbye, which at the time seems to be very far off. Page 276 l PHI KAPPA TAU ROW 1: Don Anderson, Jerry Beeby, Alfred Bohannon, Don- ald Brown, Harold Burlingame, Dale Claflin, Garland Copelin, Bryon Corey, Owen Cotton, Robert Duggins. ROWV 2: Douglas Elgin, Charles Every, David Gadd, Richard Gadd, Jimmy Giddens, Roger Gird, Ronnie Grother, Lyndell Grubbs, Pat Guthrie, Richard Hodges. ROW 3: Dennis Kale, Don Koller, Joe Lansden, John Mahar, Floyd McGuire, William Mildfelt, jim Mote, James Plummer, Joe Plummer, Edward Prag. ROVV 4: James Rahe, Charles Randall, Phil San Angelo, Dave Schomer, Robert Smith, Philip Templeton, Erneste Valles, Larry VVard, Monard VVashhurn, jim Wood, John Young. PHI KAPPA TAU AL Rortaxxox . . . Prerident CDVVEN COTTON . . f ir'f'-Prr.ri1le7zt PHILI, TEMPr,EToN . Secretary LARRY lX7ARD . . . Trmsurrr Two Past Presidents Work For National Wo PHI TAI' PAST PRICSIDENTS have recently been se- lected to work in the national organization of Phi Kappa Tau. One is a Held secretary ofthe organi- zation, the other is domain chief of a Hve-state area. Bien such as these are exemplary of the spirit of Phi Kappa Tau, continuing always to uphold its ideals after graduation. Phi Kappa Tau has an active and aggressive pro- gram aceentuating scholarship, leadership, and social participation. A large percentage of the men of the fraternity appear on the dean's honor roll each semester. The Riverboat Rendezvous, the Dogpatch Stomp, and the Stardust formal accentuate the social program, while many smaller events add spice. as .-A- L ,A ,. Y W , -Mlf , twiaf 'N .s.,.'4'? fl SQ: if' '91 Rf f9XQK5'lg' .. . T L:'!,' ' !2f3's?- :EF Ai, Boiiiwxox, President Dreaming of the day when their proposed new house will he ll reality, these Phi Kappa Tails eagerly point out the interesting and exciting highlights on the architeefs drawing. Page 277 PHI KAPPA THETA Joe HAWKINS . . . President TXTIKE NICSHEA . . . Vice-President NORRIAN VVARMINSKI . . . Secretary CJREG LAMBERT . . . Treasurer Fraternity Celebrates 25th Anniversary HIS YEAR THE MEN of Phi Kappa Theta celebrate an important anniversary. In May of l96Z, the fra- ternity will have existed on the Oklahoma State campus for twenty-five years. Adding to this gala occa- cion, the fraternity has a new hostess, lWrs. James Bo- dine, who has already endeared herself to the men of Phi Kappa Theta. hlother Bodine's graciousness and warm-hearted understanding are a definite asset to the fraternity. Besides the celebration of twenty-five years on the OSU campus, many other events Hll the Phi Kappa Theta social calendar. Among these are the Wood- chopper's ball in the fall and the Starlite ball in the spring. Various house parties are held during the year in the newly redecorated downstairs of the chapter house. psf sr,- 'Q,?45QP' 'nf' joe HAWKINS, President Pledges of Phi Kappa Theta learn through actual experience that the familiar words Hpledge duty can mean any duty from cleaning the house to addressing correspondence for the chapter. Page 278 PHI KAPPA THETA ROVV 1: Jim Buswell, John Eckroat, Joseph Hawkins, Martin Hawkins, Richard Holcombe, Jay Howard, Thomas Lambert. ROVV 2: Charles Ley, VVilliam lN1cAdams, George McShea, Thomas Mueggenhorg, Daniel O'Brien, Gerald Pierce- John Sanders. ROVV 3: Charles Schwarz, Kim Stonaker, Joseph Sullivan, Philip Svymbersky, James WValker, Herman VVarminski, Alvin Vllittrocli. i VVhile worrying little about the repurcussions, a couple of pledges do their best work at short-sheeting a bed, trying to add to the happiness that comes at bedtime. Page 279 PI BETA PHI ROW 1: Sue Adams, Joan Anderson, Carol Beasley, Connie Beasley, Lela Bennett, Camary Berry, Sarah Blackledge, Becky Blackstock, Martha Bramlett, Mary Brower, Gladeen Burris, Alice Campbell. ROYV 2: Diane Carruth, Mary Casey, Carole Cline, Carolyn Coley, Jeanne Covington, Suzanne Crawford, Jodi Davis, Sharon Dixon, Gail Echols, Diane Ferrell, Judy Finn, Barbara Gabriel. ROVV 3: Susan Gardner, Susan Garretson, Lois Gearheard, Carole Grant, lN1ary Grant, Janice GriH'in, Barbara Guinn, Sharon llannon, Becky Hart, Linda llassler, Merry Hayman. ROVV 4: Bettsy Hildebrandt, Georgia Hill, Lora Hill, Sara Hill, Linda Hoefer, Sherry Jacobs, Janice Johnson, Judi Jones, Marcy Jones, Anne Larasnn, Bobby Lasater, Gerre LeHier. Page 280 ROW S: Patricia Maloy, Judy Martin, Marianne McCauley, Lynda lVIcFarlane, Carol Miller, Marideth Miller, Evelyn Moran, Kathryn Murphy, Sue Nall, Carolyn Olmstead, Linda Packard. ROVV 6: Sandra Palmer, Lynda Park, Juliana Parkey, Patty Parnell, Susan Peck, Pattie Phillips, Ginger Plott, Jan Post, Janie Purlee, Lereta Rainwater, Charlene Richardson. ROVV 7: Linda Richardson, Courtney Risner, Jane Sadberry, Sandra Sellers, lN1ary Smith, Sandra Spaulding, Judith Sprague, Sharon Stevens, Diane Straight, Linda Swearingen, Trudy Symes. ROVV S: Janet Terrill, Sharon Terry, Fran Thornberry, Susan VVaid, Lynda VVard, Margaret Wells, Linda West, Nancy Wil- son, Lynn Yelton, Gayle Yoakum, Kay Young. , ll - PI BETA PHI Gayle Yorxrirxr . . . Prcsidvnr 1XIAR1DETH M1r.LER . . Vin'-P1-esizlwzzf CAROL BEASLEY . . . Srfarfiary AIANIE Puunif . . Trmsurw- Arrow Receives Top Honors, Ilueens ITH THE Pr.rino1No of a very outstanding pledge class, the Pi Phis began the 1961-1962 school year. Immediately the Pi Phis took an active part in campus events. Alarideth hliller served as co- chairman for Greek Week, Suzanne Crawford was choreographer for Varsity Revue and Barbara Gabriel was a committee chairman for Government Week. lNfIany received invitations to honorary organizations. Several queen honors were won by the Pi Phis this year. Courtney Risner was elected FFA queen, Sharon Dixon, Redskin Beautyg Judi Jones, Fairest of the Fair, Linda Richardson, Homecoming attendant, and Lynda h1cFarlane, Princess Athena. In addition, the Pi Phis have four members of Angel Flight. Nlembers include Carol Beasley, Suzanne Crawford, Sharon Dixon, and Judy Sprague. To round out the year, the Pi Phis held their annual events. 'Z' has Game YoAKUM, President Congregating on the Pi Phi stairs before lunch, the conversation of M. Grant, N. VVilson, ll. Ferrell, and 1,. Yelton naturally turns to the world problems of all girls- boys, ln:-ys, and even more boys. Page 281 PI KAPPA ALPHA LEROY SEVERE . . . President ROD ROPER . . Vice-President BUDDY WHITE . . . . Secretary DON HAGER . . . Treasurer Expansion Balls For Enlargement Ili House 4 Aj. CDH' -we df 'mf -1' WS. I . of 'Q i 0, Q ' LEROY SEVERE, President While taking a rest from the try- ing duties of collegiate life, four PiKAs discover relaxation on the tennis court while at the same time improving their game of tennis. Page 282 CHIEVEMENT AND EXPANSION were the by-words for the men of Gamma Chi for the 1961-62 school year. After a rapid growth in membership, the Pikes made plans to enlarge their present facilities to house eighty by next fall. The Pikes strive for achievement in all aspects of college life. Two of the nine men initiated into Blue Key were Pi K As. The Pikes won the grand prize house decoration for Homecoming, the Fairest of the Fair sponsor trophy, and the national scrapbook award. Among chapter activities were the monthly house parties, Shipwreck ball, Dream Girl ball, and spring formal. High spirit in intramurals aided the Pikes to place first in their league in football and bowling. Pi Kappa Alpha maintains a worthwhile program in which members and pledges are active. ,V if? .AQ sb 'af ,w , 4 , . in 5 Q Q F ,W ,, .z1 ,gf W' U M, , 4' V - A' 1 , mf Q, ' . ' A , 5 ,,-f . I .V V 'V' - A - , -ff' haf. H . , g.,- ff -1 1 -fi -arp 5 1. - ,E ,. ' , 14. I .Q 'L 5 wig if q.. 3' ,i.,, Q 'bf ,W 1 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ROVV 1: james Alexander, Lynn Anderson, Paul Asfahl, james Beauchamp, Robert Beaver, Terry Bechtel, Ronald Biggs, james Bost, Richard Bowers, Howard Bozarth, John Bryant. ROVV 2: David Bury, Howard Cannon, Leon Chaufty, Bob Coulter, Ralph Crosuoe, Kent Dellen, jacob Diehl, Charles Dollarhide, Edwin Fisher, Richard Ford, Troy Giles. RGVV 3: Frank Glass, joe Goley, Sam Graber, Jack Hammons, Earl Harper, VVesley Harris, Danny Harrison, Jerry Harrison, Leroy Heaton, Robert Ilill, Vance Hunt. ROVV -1-: Pete Janus, 'Terry Johnson, Vllilliam Johnson, James Page 284 Kackley, Edward Killian, Ed Klopfenstein, Frank Lee, Larry Leslie, Roy Lovett, David Lucas, Bob Lynch. ROWV 5: Michael Moran, Homer Myers, Charles Nease, George Neblett, jerry Parker, Thomas Peace, Ronald Perkins, Art Phelps, Victor Ray, Bruce Robinett, jay Rousek. ROVV 6: Robert Royer, John Sample, Paul Sanbrand, Richard Scheirmann, Gary Smith, james Smith, Thomas Snipes, Rich- ard Spahn, Gary Spahn, Thomas Stantlll, james Telcocci. ROYV 7: Robert Thompson, VVilliam Vandegrift, Bob VVard, David VVallace, James VValtermire, Roger Wells, Curtis Wil- liams, Tom VVilliams, Don VVinslow, Richard VVright, Michael Zulkey. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ISDVVARD liI.oP1f1fNsTi2iN . . . President ,Lures VVALTERAIIRE . . Vice- President Roiamr llILL . . . . Sen-vfary JAMES McCAs14u.i. . . Treaszmfr Plantation Party Proves Biggest Event ROTHIQRHOOD, the basis of fraternity, is of major im- portance to the men of Oklahoma Blu of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. To strengthen this brotherhood, the SAEs work together on such projects as intramural sports, IFC spring sing, and their homecoming house decoration, which won first place in the fraternity divi- sion this year. Partying together throughout the year, the Sig Alphs began their year with a pajama party, and followed during the year with a homecoming par- ty, Nightclub party, Go-To-Hell party, and Gambler's party, topping these with their Christmas formal and Plantation party. While keeping their fraternity grade average high, and participating in the busy life of the fraternity, Sig Alphs may be found in virtually every campus organi- zation and activity. .' Iiowako Kl,OPFPINS'l'EIN, President The SAIC! introductory song and the flaming Greek letters mean to OSF coeds that the Sig Alphs are serenading all girls in the house, but are singing especially for the pinmates of Sig Alphs. Page 285 SIGMA CHI JERRY HEDGES . . . President C. F. ih'ICGEE . . . Vice-President DoN REYNOLDS . . . Secretary LOUIE NIOFFATT . . Treasurer Pledge Class Starts Year Ott With Bang . Ewa. .aw 'wav JERRY H EDGES, President Hey, now, whose partner is whose here? Oh. well, allls fair in cam- pus bridge. H. Winget and D. Keffer slyly f?j kibitz as D. Mc- Claren and J. Johns concentrate on second-guessing each other. Page 286 HE PLEDGING OF THIRTY-THREE MEN during rush Week started the year off with a bang for the Sigma Chis. As the year progressed, this outstanding pledge class was added to by the pledging of several other men. Representing an important phase of fraternity life, social activities Were never lacking. At the beginning of the year, the pledge dance Was held. Throughout the year, the annual Sigma Chi parties, Harlem ball, Congo Fantasy, Orphans party, and the Christmas for- mal were held. Heading the list of parties Was the tra- ditional '4Svveetheart of Sigma Chil' formal. Constituting an important part of fraternity life, scholarship was not neglected. As a result of their fine scholarship program, the Sigma Chis Were in the top ranks of the grade leaders on the OSU campus. mag, . f '45 M Q ii SIGMA CHI ROVV 1: Gerald Brown Poe Brown, james Clark, Jerry Clem Robert Cole, Delmar Cooper, Stephen Cortright, Felix Couring: ton, VVilliam Cromwell, Robert Davis, Richard Dixon. ROVV 2: Robert Dixon, Joe Dockeryt Dale Durtee, John Elder v Larry Ferguson, Glenn Fielder, Ronald Fost, john Green, Jerry Iledges, Thad Holcombe, james Holt. ROVV 3: Samuel Hooper, Steve llorn, Jerry johns, Doug Ref- fer, Eddie King, Karl Kirkeby, Kenneth Klein, Bill Klotz, Gary Krisman, Terry Jessup, Jim Langley. ROVV 4: Phil Marsh, Robert McCormick, Cleo McGee, Danny McLaren, Charles Mehegan, James Messler, Perry Mikles, Louie Mtiiiatt, David Nittler, Ronald Morris, Terrel Myers. ROXV 52 Yancile Parker, Don Parmelly, Donald Paxton, Rich- ard Peetoom, Joseph Porter, Robert Provine, Dan Ragan, Rob- ert Ray, Don Reynolds, Douglas Schoenhals, Phil Sells. ROW' 6: Travis Shaw, Kenneth Smith, Donald Sparks, Larry Staneart, Everett Stewart, XVarren Stewart, Don Stout, Joel Stout, James Stroupe, David Taylor, Charles Teel. RDVV 7: Charles Vogler, Bobby VVeaver, Charles VVebb, Don XVilliams, XVilliam VViIson, llaroltl VVinget, Bruce VVishard, jimmy VVitcraft, james Haight, Robert Yvright. Page 28x SIGMA NU ROVV 1: William Accola, VVilliam Allen, Edward Ballatti, Howard Bemis, Tom Berry, john Bilbo, Gregg Bond, Bill Bradley, Raymond Briggs, Rex Browne, Donald Bumpass. ROVV 2: Benny Bunch, Bill Burgess, John Burns, VVilliam Canada, Mickey Coley, John Cooke, Richard Couch, Joe Cox, Gary Cutsinger, Roy Davis, Gary Dunbar. ROVV 32 Bill Eddlemen, Bill Endorf, Bruce Fisher, VVilliam Frizzell, VVilliam Gray, Francis Good, George Green, john Groves, Bob Gruebbcl, Glen Hadlock, George Hamby. ROVV 4: David Hamilton, Calvin Hanan, Paul Hanson, VVal- ter Hatfield, Paul Hitch, George Holman, Preston Holsinger, James lloward, Eugene Hoyt, lylichael Hutton, Richard James. age 288 ROVV 5: J. C. Joyce, John Lathrop, Johnny Leonard, Douglas Loudenback, George Lowry, David Lyon, Jon Mason, Jim Nloore, Robert Montgomery, Donald lVlcCaffree, Tommy Mc- Gee. ROVV 6: James Mitchell, Eddie Myrick, Jerry Nichols, Dale Nowlin, Larry Parish, Doug Pierce, john Pierce, Dwayne Pol- lard, Ben Rains, Blanchard Reel, Louis Rieves. ROVV 7: King Risner, Steve Roberts, Terry Rozell, Jim Ruley, Mike Ryan, john Schilt, Larry Smith, Bill Spears, Charles Strong, Paul Tate, George Thomas. RUVV 82 Terry Thorne, Thomas Tindall, Johnny VVatson, Harold Vllatts, Lynn Vllilson, John Vlliningham, Benny VVitcher, James VVixson, jerry VVood, Ronald VVorley, John Wlyant. SIGMA NU HARl7I.D XVATTS . . ljnfsiflwzl Toni TXIASON . . l'imf-Prrfsidmt Joie BRUCE Cox . . . Secretary JOHN BURNS . . Treasurer fx y if 15 ' 3' Y - 1 A --ff f ' it j Frontier Ball Is Annual All-Campus Event OUND TOGIQTHICR BY THE PRINCIPLES of love, truth, and honor as found in the creed, the men of Sigma Nu come from all Walks of life. Through consen- sus, traditional social functions include informal house parties, the White Rose formal, White Star formal, and the Frontier ball, an all-campus event. These ac- tivities do not detract from the scholarship program, which requires a series of mandatory study hall periods. This combination of interests develops a Well-rounded individual. Whether speaking in terms of seven or seventy, the team of Sigma Nu remains part of the all-around tra- dition. The success of Sigma Nu is attributed to this feeling of brotherhood expressed most vividly in the combined efforts toward each common goal. rfifa 1:4 I'IARol.D VVATTS, President Afternoons at the Sigma Nu house are well spent on the front porch as members take full advantage of their house location hy watching the parade of coeds going to and from class on University avenue. Page 289 SIGMA PHI EPSILON GARY RICHARDS . . . President GUY CLARK . . Vin'-President JERRY VVOOD . . . Secretary NEAL SEIDLE . . Treasurer Bowery Brawl Highlights The Social Season i GARY RICHARDS, President Apparently trying to revive her date, Sue Curtis has some very interested watchers nt the Sigma Phi Epsilon Bowery Brawl, the costume party held annually at the local National Guard armory. Page 290 His YEAR, AS IN THE PAST, Sigma Phi Epsilon estab- lished itself as a leader among the fraternities of Gklahoma State. Finishing high in the intramural athletics program, the Sig Eps won basketball, bowl- ing, and tennis. Varsity football players included Bob Adcock, Tom Ward, Larry Queen, Pete Payne and Roger Newberry. Beginning with the Bowery Brawl, a traditional cos- tume party, the social season was very successful. The crowning of the fraternity sweetheart highlights the Girl of the Golden Heart formal held in the spring. Sig Eps were well represented on campus with Gary Richards, a well known emcee and political leader, listed in 'lWho's Who , Paul Fernald, secretary of IFC, and Neil Seidle, president of Xi Mu and par- ticipant in eleven intramural sports. SIGMA PHI EPSILON ROVV 1: Bill Agee, jere Allen, Rohert Amend, Denny Ander- son, Timothy Armstrong, James Baker, Bob Barnard, Billy Barrett, Doug Benshoof, john Berkey. ROVV 2: James Bohanon, john Bradley, Kenneth Brasfield, Dale Briggs, David Carey, jerry Casper, Gary Clark, Guy Clark, -lack Clifford, Clinton Cowen. ROVV 3: VVilliam Cory, Fred Dalton, Scott Dalton, Ronald Daugherty, Mike Deal, John Deming, Charles Dunhar, james Elder, ,lim Farley, ,lim Frogge. ROXV 4: james Giles, Richard Hancock, Ronald llarholt, Holi llayne, Don Ivey, Roy johnson, John jones, Don Keeton, Richard Koch, Larry Kunkel. ROVV 5: NVilliam Langston, Michael Lankford, Darrell Lee, Michael Lewellen, Craig Mandeville, James McClain, Phil McFall, Dan NIcGregor, Frank McKane, Roscoe Migliore. ROVV 6: Eddie Nlontgomery, Mike lVIoxley, Philip Myles, blames Nestle, Ronald Norman, Guy Norwood, Gary Parkey, llomer Parks, Tom Pierce, Buford Purser. RUVV 7: Terry Randall, -loseph Rathfon, Gary Richards, Charles Scott, Neal Seidle, lim Shock, Jerry Slack, Bill Smith, lfrank Sokolosky, Ronnie Stephenson. RUYV S: john Stroman, Gary Summers, Ronald Travis, Ron- nie Yvallace, VVilliam Vvehner, Terry VVest, John XVhite, VVal- ter Wlhite, Larry XVilliams, Tom XVisener, George Young. Page 291 TAU KAPPA EPSILON ROVV 1: James Babb, George Bond, Raymond Benton, John Bryant, Roy Camp, 'lay Casey, Gilbert Criswell, VVilliam Cutlip. ROVV 2: John Faris, Paul Foster, Gary Heath, Taras Hirniali, Halib Hizem, Don Hubbard, Jerome Kirtley, Jack Leinn. Page 292 ROVV 3: Norman, Seely. ROVV 4: Stephan James lVlCCOnnell, Carl Monk, James Miillen, Don Charles O'Rear, Dick Pnkrass, VVesley Ritchie, jon Leslie Shilling, XVilliam Simpson, Barb Sorralls, Jerry David Taylor, Larry Thompson, james VVyman. TAU KAPPA EPSILON ROY CAMP . . President HERB HUSER . . . Vice-President VAL EBERVVEIN . . . Secretary DAVE PATRICK . . . Treasurer Chapter Exemplifies Fraternity's Ideals HE OKLAHONIA STATE UNIVERSITY chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon exemplihes the goals and ideals of the world's largest international fraternity. Daily activities are enlivened by singing of fraternity and college songs which create an atmosphere of goodwill and comradeship. The Tekes demonstrated their strong brotherhood as they participated in all the major intramural sports and together enjoyed the benefits of a social program Which features the Red Carnation ball, the Come Sep- tember party, the Voo Doo party, French Cabaret, and others. During the fall the Tekes acquired a chapter bell which rang at all the home football games and helped to keep the school spirit high. This was only one of Tau Kappa Epsilon's many contributions to campus activities. N' as - 'ia 4 ff ROY CAMP, President Before settling down to serious studying, the TKES find that a jam session in the living room is just the thing to settle the shat- tered nerves after a rough day of tests, lectures and labs. Page 293 THETA CHI BILL LAFORGE . . . President TED METCALF . . Vice-President BEAU CHRISTIAN . . Secretary ART BOONE . . . Treasurer Help llthers Week Sponsored By Chapter 19322 BILL LAFORGE, President Members of Theta Chi enjoy talk- ing with their hostess, Mrs. I. E. T' 'h'l l ' f r . Ice, vw 18 re axing o a mu- ment before they begin their eve- ning of preparing daily assign ments or studying for Il test. Page 294 'NJOYING THE BENEFITS of a smaller living group, the men of Gamma Zeta chapter of Theta Chi eX- perienced a Well-rounded schedule of social,.athle- tic, and scholastic activities. Highlights of the social calendar were the second annual Go To Hellu party, the traditional Carnation ball, monthly house parties, and frequent social get-togethers. Scholastically, one- third ofthe members of Theta Chi made a 3.0 or better for the fall semester of l96l. Members and pledges Work together in the annual Uhelp others Week held each fall. This year the Theta Chis chose to Work on the I. O. A. ranch near Perkins. Also this fall, Paul Groover received his appointment to Annapolis. Although membership was hampered by graduation, the Theta Chis are building their chap- ter rapidly. 3 ,Y . 1? Qsfgxgign' THETA CHI ROW 1: Robert Adams, Aaron Boland, Arthur Boone, David Chapman, james Chase, Beau Christian, Leonard Drinko. ROVV 2: WVilliam Franco-Velez, Harold Gluckman, VVilliam LaForge, Kenneth Metcalf, Frank Moulton, Lloyd Neal, Dwight Odell. ROVV 3: Charlie Rozell- james Russell, Edwin Sain, Sabino Staffa, Dan Stokes, Michael Thompson, Kenneth YVilliams0n, Arthur fmberger. Completing the process of putting up their new sign, the members of Theta Chi have finished only one phase that it takes to get a fraternity house in shape for rush. Page 295 ZETA TAU ALPHA ROW 1: Patricia Akin, Mary Alexander, Linda Alexander, Anna Amann, Phoebe Anderson, Karen Barnes, Rita Biddy, Diane Bottomiield, Janice Brand, Ann Buchanan. ROW 2: Mary Burcham, Sharon Bunts, Kay Cass, Gloria Clark, Ann Cleary, Janice Clinkenheard, Margaret Cockrell, Ra Sonya Colgin, Judy Cornels, Dolores Dillsaver. ROW 3: Judith Doherty, Frances George, Cecelia Graves, Judy Groneman, Diane Hall, Jacque Heagy, Loretta Homberg, Betty Howard, Mary Hutchinson, Claudia Jones. ROVV 4: Earlene Kelly, Beverly Keck, Diana Loefher, Mary Page 296 Lee Lowry, Patsy Loeffler, Sharon Manees, Donna Martin, Sandra McBride, Cheryl Miller, Donna Montgomery. ROW 5: Barbara Moore, Brenda Moore, Llewellyn Moore, Carolyn Nichols, Rebecca Noel, Joanna Odom, Caryll Parham, Mary Peeper, Linda Pitts, Sharon Pitts. ROVV 6: Clara Rentfro, Linda Robertson, Martha Rodgers, Doris Roe, Gail Rubey, Janet Saville, Rita Schlehuber, Barbara Sechrist, Pat Shelton, Carol Sparks. ROW 7: Edith Swan, Jeanette Swan, Cindy Tappana, Susan Tweed, Karen VVall, Donna VVesner, Ann VVhite, Betty VVil- liams, Mary VVilliams, Karen Zaroor. ZETA TAU ALPHA SHARON MANEES . . President GLORIA CLARK . . . Vice-President PHOEBE ANDERSON . . Secretary LINDA ALEXANDER . . Treasurer House Decoration Wins Homecoming Prize NE OF THE FIRST honors that Zeta Tau Alpha re- ceived this year was Winning Hrst place in the sorority division during Homecoming with their house decoration, UPete's for the Peaceful Sixties, featuring a backdrop of the United Nations insignia. Another first this year for the Zetas Was Winning the grand championship of the Student Union fair. Among the Zetas Who Won honors this year Was Carol Parham, who served as president of VVRA. Carol Sparks was chosen honorary cadet colonel and Clara Jane Rentfro reigned as agricultural engineering queen. Social events for the year included the Zetas '4Hay Dayn and dad's Weekend. Children of the alums re- ceived socks from Santa Claus when he paid a visit to the Zeta Tau Alpha house. ,f,ir,a?A,e5f il 1, 'll- 'ksggxds SHARON MANEES, President Although far too little time can sometimes he given to relaxation and sorority companionship with the hurry and worry of studies, the Zetas have managed to capture a few moments of pure pleasure Page 297 Anticipating an eventful school year is both exciting and thrilling, but the actual moving in can he Il tedious and time-Consuming task, as this student is finding out as he assists his Hdamsel in distress at the beginning of 21 new semester. Dnrms Page 299 Residence Hall Policies Decided By Council GRAND COUNCIL cilNGER VVINGET Presidwzt SUSAN Bowuzs Vice-President LINDA DRAKE Secretary SL' is HONAKER Trezzcurffr IXIAXINE ADARISKDN Aldfvisor FRONT ROVV: Marjorie VVyskup, Beth Bolar, Rosalee Lank- ford, Ginger Winget, Susan Bowles, Linda Drake, Margaret Thomas, Janice Stiles. ROW 2: Lynn Walker, Linda Potts, Carol Campbell, Sherry Apple, Betty Stevens, Mary Caldwell, Florene Brown, Nancy Baker, Helen Farris. ROVV 3: Robin Lamar, Janice Kinnison, Jean Long, Verna VVilliams, Dorothy Moore, Nancy Vanclerwork, Mary Rhodes, Mary Thompson, S THE GOVERNING BODY fO1' tllff six VVOI11- enls residence halls and Coed and Uni- versity apartments, the Grand council coordinates the activities of the Women's res- idence halls and serves as their representa- tive group. Composed of the ofiicers of each living group, a representative from each floor, and the Hve elected omcers ofthe coun- cil, the group decides all important policies for the Women's residence halls. Each semester, Grand council and IMRC jointly sponsor a banquet for students having a 3.0. Other activities include a dance, a pic- nic with IMRC, a scholarship cup, and an ohicersi Workshop. Karel Gaston. ROVV 4: Joyce Maxwell, Betty Vlloodul, Karen Raab, Anneva Schoenhals, Doyce Grifiin, Ila Rimer, Carolyn Segler, Connie Zoldoske, Linda Perry. ROW 5: Martha Kick- mann, Barbara Nesbitt, Pat Fisher, Margaret VValta, Mary Francis, Barbara Childress, Carole Chastain, Faye Fowler, Fern Allen, Sandra Kimbro. Page 300 FRONT RUVV: Randall Acton, -Tack McCarty, james Miller, Pat Musselman, james Letchworth, Richard Bush. ROVV 2: George Kokendoffer, David Ihle, Ed Foley, Dick Johnson, Glenn Hightower, Bob Ewing. ROVV 32 Sam Vilatkins, Earl Scholarship Trophy Rogers, Harry VVoods, Donald Norris, Bill Lackey, Ralph Irwin, Neal Schooley. ROW' -I-5 Pat Razook, Buddy VVard, Firouz Bagheri, Neal Van Fossan, James Thomas, Larry Lutz, Paul Hahn, Gerald R. Thompson. Presented By Ceuneil INDEPENDENT MEN'S RESIDENCE COUNCIL R.-xNo.xr.r. IACTON l,l'l'SiI1f'7If -Iivxcri B I cCArt'rY IYI!'l'-PVl7SEL1'l'71f PAT B I l'SSEI.XI.XN Sf'c1'ct11ry juries I,E'I'CHXYORTH 7'I'f'll.S'lH'l'l' juries KIILLER ifdfviror Hli INl7l'll,lCNlJl'iN'I' KIljNlS RESIDENCE COLIN- cil is organized to establish closer co- operation and communication among the residents of the men's dormitories. Meme bership is composed of the executive othcers from the councils in each of the three men's dorms. Each year a scholarship trophy is pre- sented to the dormitory with the highest grade point average and to the one with the best grade improvement. The Independent KIen's Residence coun- cil sponsors the Harvest ball, and with the Grand council it jointly sponsors an honors banquet. IBIRC sends a representative each year to the National Association of College and l'niversity Residence Halls convention. ige CORDELL HALL GLENN HIGHTOWER . . . President HARRY WOODS . . Vice-President NEIL SCHOOLEY . . . Secretary DOUG DoDsoN . . Treasurer Scholarship Trophy Maintained By Cordell IGHLIGHTING THE SOCIAL season for Cordell was their annual Christmas party, the 'iSki Lodgew party. There Was a spring formal held in April, an annual barbecue also in April, and the senior din- ner. Again this year Cordell entered the Homecom- ing decoration contest, Winning first place in the inde- pendent men's division. By placing first in independent men's residence halls in grades, Cordell maintained the scholarship trophy they have had for the last one and a half years. Cordell campus leaders included Jack Carty, Jim Rolland, John Sanders, Neal Schooly, and Glenn GLENN HIGHTOWER, President Hightower. Three men of Cordell placed on the all- university touch football team-Micky Curtis, Pat Razook, and Glenn Hightower. John Marion Won the all-university tennis tournament. . 4 ,Q f .agile ilk... FRONT ROW: Doug Dodson fTreasurerj, Neal Schooley CSec- retaryj, Glenn Hightower QPresi- dentj, Harry VVoods CVice-Presi- dentj, Pat Razook, Allen York. ROVV 2: Arthur Caldwell, Har- old Detrixhe, Ron White, John Saunders, Pat Musselman, Robert Rutledge, Jithender Rao, Pete Fav Page 302 Mi 7 Ix mL,ilL i 12 1 ' l?g?gw, A A Url Q I , 4 - fi Q 51e.,.XPw-uf 1 . ,W iQ Zil ,-I- Q p i!d if 3 us 'PRL wzx ,Q ffi I . xl af 435' ' if 5 M , L fa . 1 ,fa ,. V . X L, ,ASQ 7 W. N A. 5 , .1 jf E51g,f.EQ , w 'M View f gw :SK E we v .- ig? ,lf 'f . f 51, K ,Q .r if 0 Q L 35, iifi NM332 xr' gg, 'fi' if 3.2 If , .44 fm aw Q .pp . .. ,K X K , 5, mg J R. . Lx 5 is ......,,,l fl i? 8,55 4 H11 5 N, S, V 5 T , sf ,ff Q x M 35 3, 'M Ax- if 'ibn Rl .QQ -as I 'ur 5' F gli w.w,,,Q 1 4,,A. '! Si .f Q W V, . A ee ? Q CORDELL HALL ROW 12 jeffrey Ditmoire, Paul Dixon, Douglas Dodson, Paul Doepel, Dana Dorr, Eddie Dorr, John Dorworth, Tommy Dresher, Donnie Driskill, James Duck. ROVV 2: Elbert Dugan, Lee Eccles, Dennis Eccleston, Bruce Edgar, jerry Elliott, Arlon Enmeier, Bruce Epperly, Floyd Epperson, Claud Evans, Michael Fader. ROVV 3: Teddy Fariss, Peter Fay, Lee Feardon, jerry Fields, Richard Finley, Thomas Finney, Larry Fleetwood, George Floyd, Clyde Fosdyke, Dallas Foster. ROVV 4: George Foster, John Foster, John H. Foster, John Frazer, Phillip Fudge, Michael Gentry, Jerry Gilbert, Dale Givens, john Glamser, Charles Glaze. Page 304- ROVV 5: Jess Goodwin, James Graber, Donald Grassman, Richard Grauel, Curtis Green, Jerry Gresham, James Hale, George Ilanks, Jimmy Harrel, Tommy Harrison. ROVV 6: Allen Haws, Fred Hines, Glenn Hightower, Ronald Hinnen, Thomas Hollich, William Hogan, jr., Robert Holley, Jerry Hollis, Paul Hollis, Nels Holmherg. ROVV 7: Charles Horacek, Anthony Horn, Marcus Hulings, Patrick Hurley, Adel Ibrahim, Douglas Inderlied, Robert Jackson, Harry jacohs, H, WVilliam johns. 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'fa- ,ffkfV' I ' J N1 EAST BENNETT HALL BOB EVVING . . . President .TACK CiRIFFIN . Vice-President DEAN IRWIN . . Secretary SAM XVATKINS . . . Treasurer Home Ut Athletes Provides Study Aids ONTINUING T0 IMPROVE its facilities in order to make its residents feel at home, East Bennett hall has a well-rounded program of scholastic, athletic, social and religious events aimed toward helping the individual mature in all areas of life. Study rooms with blackboards are available to help aid the scholars. Counselors and upperclassmen are al- Ways available to help with homework ditiiculties or personal problems. East Bennett is the home of many of the varsity ath- letes, as vvell as the intramural athletes from the indi- vidually organized floor teams. The social events of the year include dance hours With girls' dormitories, picnics, Christmas caroling, parents, day, and the annual banquet for the graduating seniors and council members. BOB EWING, President FRONT ROVV: Bob Iiwing QPR-sidentj, Dean Irwin CSecre- taryj, David Lipscomb, joseph VVeems, Sam VVatkins tTreas- urerj. ROVV 2: James Letch- worth, james Hoyle, Melvyn Travis, Randall Acton, Joseph Fassler. ROV' 31 Larry Hardie, Ed Dobson, Noel Thomas, Orville Conrad, Neal Van Fossan, Carl Holloway. ROVV -I-Z Lynn Elam, Jim liednar, Richard Bush, Dean Hunter, Bob Fubanks, Jerry Chen- oweth, Clarence Rogers. Page 307 i ff 4 ki .Vk, .. V wx, f, 3.5: M 1 Q R . -fi, QQ '3 Q R 2,3 H Q R . , K, , -35 3r by 5 i S315 311 x ef? K, ig 5 E X,, . get . .MWF s.... 2 9 x . . ' X, , Z f-LMEVQ .. , ,,L, 2, T -:ew Wxs ax s B -i -A snfiwsilv -R 4 Sufi f- :sa mfr: ' ' f' W --1 .... - . K V , ,.:, mm x wff.W- S' r ' -AW-1 +1 I .. 3 -A ,. aw M K S2323 1 111- . ., L.,, L . W, 1. V ,:,:fa11 g :iii-fem? ff X ' lg ' w,A..4g,A 6' x 1 W' , in :ww -sz-'f sein , xv mu-.fwf . ,.,. Q, f A. 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President LORETTA VVoMAcK . . . Vive-Presiflmzt ANNEVA SCHOENALS . Sf'r'rft1zry-Trezzsurer Parties Serve As Get-Aequainted Sessions KAREN RAAB, President Taking time out from busy sched- ules, the women of Hanner hall enjoy spending a few minutes chatting with dorm mates. It's not too hard to guess what the conservation is about! Page 312 LTHOUGH ONE OF THE SKIALLEST DORNIS OI1 C21D1pLlS, Hanner hall is nevertheless bursting with enthusi- asm. Occupied by independents and members of Gamma Phi Beta awaiting the completion of their new house, the two groups worked together in achieving Hanner's best year. During the Christmas season, the dorm conducted an individual decoration contest resulting in many orig- inal and colorful creations. In the area of sports, Han- ner placed first in swimming, second in table tennis, and second in volleyball. N1 rs. hlurial lX4olloy, hostess of Gamma Phi Beta, also served as the Hanner hostess. Other activities within the dorm included parties and vesper services. The dorm parties, attended by all the girls, served as get-acquainted sessions with entertain- ment by dorm members. ,,w '?5wv-V, if iv- . ,ze ' N, 5 'X . . ,iw 1143 45 ,bv ' Eff X fl' 'F , 1 i-3 S 1 f f ,.:. , Q N: - MURRAY HALL C.xRoLYN SEGLER . . . President CLARiTfx ROGERS . . . Vice-Pres-izlwzt CONNIE ZOLDOSKY . . Secretary JOYCE RIAXXVELL . . Trffzzszlrw' Beauty llueen Winners Represent Murray HE GIRLS or MURRAY HALL began this year by win- ning second place in beauty decorations among residence halls for Homecoming. Among the cam- pus queens were Tomurcuk Atagok, Gwen hloulton, Judy Vineyard and Elaine Wert, REDSKIN beauties, hfionaray Stanhll, American Royal queen candidate, Betty Lou htlartin, dairy science princess, and Judy Gamlc, Block and Bridle club queen. Others active were Ann Bruner, freshman class vice- president, Connie Zoldoskc, Independent party secre- tary-treasurerg Jan Jcffress, president of Omicron Nu, l Joyce Gray, IVVRC senator, and Joyce hlaxwell, presi- CAROLYN SEGLER- President dent of IWRC. In intramural sports they Won the in- dependent girls' division in bowling, volleyball, tennis and badminton. No matter what a girl is getting ready for, she always needs a at A ' little help from her friends. As it mklf Jan Medford prepares to leave Murray, she gets that last minute glance of approval. Page 314 MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Judy Adams, Dorothy Adamson, Donna Ahrend, Ethel Akins, Barbara Alldredge, Mary Alford, Flo Allen, Margery Amaranto, Sara Anderson, Karen Arganbright. ROVV 2: Tomurcek Atagok, Judy Baker, VVilma Baker, Char- line Balsano, Dene Batty, Leah Barrier, Delores Barron. Karen Bassett, Nancy Beach, Jan Bedford. ROW 3: Linda Benham, Janna Bishop, Mary Beard, Becky Bilyeu, Linda Boatright, Mary Bolar, Nancy Bonebrake, Sharon Booher, Rochelle Bowman, Marietta Boyce. ROVV 4: VVilla Boyce, Pat Boyd, Beverly Brandrup, Mary Branstetter, Margaret Branstetter, Zagonyi Brant, Julie Brew- ster, Linda Briscoe, Janie Brown, Luellis Brown. ROVV 5: Phyllis Bryant, Patricia Brown, Sue Brown, Lois Bumpus, Sue Bumpas, Marcella Burgess, La Veta Burkes, Elizabeth Burmester, Frona Burris, Laura Buskel. ROW 6: Donna Butcher, Camille Cailloux, Mona Callison, Ann Campbell, Rita Cantergiani, Linda Carather, Corinne Carpenter, Bonnie Casey, Adelia Castor, Sandra Chalmers. Page 3l5 MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Kay Chadwick, Fannie Chappelle, Carole Chastain, Janet Cheatham, Irma Chenoweth, Betty Clark, Kola Clements, Marilyn Clyne, Donna Cockrell, Carolyn Cocks. ROVV 2: Marilyn Cocks, Kaye CoH'in, Carolyn Cole, Karen Cole, Judith Cook, Mary Couker, Jerry Covington, Harriette Cozart, Sharon Crites, Darlene Cue. ROVV 3: Nancy Culbert, Karen Curtis, Marcia Curtis, Shirley Curtis, Linda Dalrymple, Euphanel Davis, Nancy Davis, Shar- ron Davis, Patricia Deatherage, Donna Dickey. Page 316 ROVV 4: Kay Dodson, Kathey Dorow, Nancy Douglas, Barbara Dunn, Lynn Edmondson, Beverly Edwards, Carol Ellis, Patri- cia Ellis, Kathleene Ennis, Kay Enfield. ROVV S: Dickie Filler, Carole Ford, Carolyn Ford, Elizabeth Foster, Ann Fox, Donna Freeman, Judy Gamble, Carolyn George, Julianne Glass, Berniece Golden. ROVV 6: Marilyn Gooch, Joyce Gray, Linda Gregory, Doyce Griffin, Patricia Grihin, Roxie Grubbs, Trula Guiou, Jimmie Hadley, Paula llaggerty, Elizabeth Hall. MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Margaret Hall, Sylvia Hall, Renetta Harms, Pat Harper, Janice Harrel, Susan Harris, Judy Haywood, Kathryn Hellard, Susan Henderson, Jimmye Hensley. RUVV 21 Charity Herod, Gloria Herring, Judith Hester, Patty Hill, Dorothy Hobson, Viola Hodges, Janice Hogan, Effie Mae Hogg, Judith Hohmann, Judy Holley. ROVV 3: Paula Hopson, Donna Horn, Imagene Howard, Marsha Howard, Sara Hughes, Mary Kay Hummel, Anita Hunt, Judith Hunt, Ginger Hursh, Frances Hutton. ROVV 4: Karen Ikard, Phyllis lvester, Carole Jacobs, Janice Jeffress, Farolyn Joyce, Patricia Jennings, Nancy Johnson, Nancy Jones, Carole Jordan, Carolyn Kendrick, ROVV S: Virginia Kendrick, Martha Kesler, Sandra Kimhro, Sharon Kimbro, VVen Dell King, Sharon Lalicker, Rosalee Lankford, liillie Lewellin, Tanya Lawrence, Jymay Leach. ROVV 6: Kathie Lee, Virginia Letterman, Hazel Little, Mary Littleton, lilaine Lollman, Sharon Luger, Adrienne Lynch, Barbara Lynch, Martha Mahaffey, Linda Marsh. IJ age 317 MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Joyce Mason, Priscilla Massey, Georgia Maxson, Joyce Maxwell, Judith McClain, Nelda McCurley, Carleene McDaniel, Brenda McGuire, Linda McIntyre, Jeannette McVey. ROVV 2: Catherine Mersch, Linda Mielenz, Mary Migliore, Carolyn Milburn, Carol Miller, Mary Miller, Mary Miller, Sarah Nlillsap, Linda Mitchell, Nanette Mitchell. ROYV 3: Gwen Moulton, Jeri Mullinax, Barbara Needham, Trena Nichols, Sherry Nimmo, Patricia Norris, Judith Noyce, Margaret Nuttle, Linda Ober, Rosie Odorifero. Page 3l8 ROW 4: Germaine Odom, Patricia Osborne, Sharron Palmeter, Mary Patty, Jackie Peacock, Linda Pearce, Ruth Penning, Dar- lene Penny, Gaye Petre, Patti Pipes. ROVV 5: Virginia Pollan, Linda Potts, Donna Prochaska, Marilyn Reeves, Barbara Reints, Virginia Reynolds, Michele Riley, Clairita Rogers, Verniece Rogers, Alice Rumbaugh. ROVV 6: Janice Riggs, Ila Rimer, Judith Roberts, Susan Sachse, Donna Schroer, Susan Scott, Melba Saton, Carolyn Segler, Phyllis Sharp, Bonnie Shields. MURRAY HALL ROVV 1: Carolyn Shirch, Doris Shircliff, Twila Sieg, Elizabeth Simmons, Charlene Smith, Sharon Smith, Sherry Snow, Linda Snyder, Norma Socorro, Saundra Spencer. ROVV 2: Judy Spigener, Shirley Stabe, Grace Stafford, Mona- ray Stanfill, Carolyn Stapleton, Frieda Steele, Juanita Steigh- leder, Becky Stone, Kay Stone, Sue Stout. ROVV 3: Donna Sturdivan, Aneta Sumner, Coe Ann Swift, Deanna Sylvester, Ayla Taluy, Karen Tepe, Eleanor Thomas, Linda Thurman, Kathryn Toedtman, Marjorie Thomas. ROVV 4: Patricia Thomas, Vicki Thomas, Lucinda Tresler, Sherry Ivester, Sandy Turley, Anita Vnderwood, Judy Vina yard, Margaret VValta, Judith VVard. ROVV 5: Mary VVarner, Sara VVasson, Fredeana VVells, Nancy VVells, Margaret VVert, Carolyn VVester, Barbara VViley, Bar- bara VVilliams, Rosemary VVilliams. ROVV 6: Peggy VVilp, Ginger VVinget, Paula NVollenberg, Gwendolyn VVood, Betty VVoodrufli, Betty VVoodul, Jeri Ann Vvoodul, Marilyn VVynn, Connie Zoldoske. llge 319 misss-tg,g..5 at it o Lf it - , 5 A, it NORTH HALL RIONA BURNETT . . . President FERN ALLAN . . Vice-Presidelzt BIARY BIOREY . . Secretary BETTY BORDAN . . . Treasurer l First Place In Scholarship Goes To Women l MONA BcRNE'r'r, President After a long day of classes, the women of North hall return to their Hhome away from home for a few hours of rest and relaxation before beginning another long night of study. Page 320 OIXIPOSED MAINLY or UPPERCLASSMEN, North hall houses an international delegation, with represent- atives from nine foreign countries and graduate students from all parts of the United States. One of the most outstanding achievements of the dorm this year was the Winning of first place in scholarship in the independent women's division. During the Christmas season, the dorm held its an- nual candle Walk and Udoor decorationl' contest, Which resulted in many original and colorful ornaments. En- thusiastically entering the intramural contests, North hall had an outstanding record. Outstanding personalities living in North hall were Viola Thomas and Genda Kinsey, both finalists for REDSKIN beauty, and Hughla Foreman and Paula Vanhooser, engineering queen candidates. NORTH HALL ROVV 1: Niloufer Ahmed, Fern Allen, VVanda Bailey, Mary Barham, Bettye Borden, Pat Boyd, Peggy Brown, Mona Bur- nett, janet Chang, Barbara Childress. RUVV 2: Carol Coley, Ann Cummins, jackie Duke, Sandra Farley, Jennie Fawcett, Hughla Forman, Edna Fowler, Gay Grenlund, Brenda llammond, Alpha llarper. ROYV 3: Karen liessinger, Nlildred Keechi, Genda Kinsy, Alma Koerner, Rosalinda Lagman, Billie Larkins, Linda I.evy, Barbara McAhee, Dorris Nferchant, Glenda Nliller. ROVV 4: Nlary lwoore, Patricia Moore, Helen Nloorhead, Mary Nlorey, Joy Nioxley, Cecilia Newman, Loyce Ownby, Sultana Panni, Patty Park, Marilyn Pinc. 7 . y. Y J . I V5 J. Erlene Poston, Mary louell, latricia Presnall, hdastura Raheel, Gail Raper, Linda Ridgway, Jo Robinson, Barbara Smith, Sandra Stephenson. RUVV 6: Shirley Tarrant, Mary Thomas, Viola Thomas, Linda Thurman, Nlary Thurman, Paula Vmphers, Cecilia Velez, Nlary XVilliams, Leolla XVnlz. Pa 0' ' be UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS, SEC. I ANDRELX SUITER . . . . President JANICE DAVIS. . . Vice-President SUSAN LUNG . . Secretary TREVA BRYANT . . Treasurer Apartment living Proves To Be Experience ANIJREA SUITER, President VVhether the University Apart- ment's residents are planning to discuss U. S. foreign policy or their latest date, an ice cold coke will help in any gab session-no matter what the subject. Page 322 IGHTY-EIGHT COEDS, full of enthusiasm, moved into South University Place apartments to find that 'Kreal apartment livingn was an exciting venture. Qrganizing and completing a full program of activi- ties, the coeds enthusiastically prepared their Homc- coming iloat for the festivities. Hard Work and many long hours spent on their rocket float resulted in a Hrst place among the independent Womenls division for originality. The social calendar ranged from house parties to hayridcs to open houses held after games and during Homecoming. For the Christmas season an annual Christmas party and door decorationll contest Was held. The primary objective of the apartments is to give members an equal chance to participate. 1 r,,...-nv' UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS, SECTION I ROVV I: Darla Allen, Linda Antle, Beverly Ashmore, Ann Bennet, Sheri Black, Elizabeth liortzheld, Thelus Bower, Mari- Iyn Bradley, Jo Etta Bratton. ROVV 2: Treva Bryant, Florence Burgess, Glenda Cannon, Sondra Carlton, Adetta Crum, Janice Davis, Diana Diplwoye, Janet Entwistle, Judith Erdman. ROVV 3: Roberta Erickson, Ginger Farris, Annette Frazier, Maureen Garrett, Sharon Guymon, Farole Haggard, Dalie liainzinger, Brenda Harper, Elusta Ilolloway. ROVV 4: Mary Holman, Lucky Honaker, Sandra Huddleston, Marianne Hudson, Nancy lluggofns, Judy Kinder, Janath Ladd, Susan Lung, Rosemary Magness. ROVV S: Sandy Mcilalliard, Karen McRoIwerts, Annette Milton' VVilma Pace, Ruth Reeves, Lywette Rogers, Phyllis Rogers, Kay Stiner, Earlene Strickler. ROW 6: Andrea Suiter, Jane Thompson, Linda Todd, Patricia Tompkins, Carolyn Tredway, Judy T'tIey, Phyllis Tftsler, Earlene VValls, Nancy WVilson, Sally VVood, Page 323 UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS, SEC. II TVIARTHA DICKNIAN . . President JACKIE ELEY . . . . If'ir.-c-President BOBBIE BLACKARD . . Sccretrzry-Treasurer Coeds Enjoy Many Bnnveniences Uf Home I IVIARTHA DXCKMAN, President VVhether the residents know how to cook or not when they come to school dnesn't make any difference, as they learn exceptionally well due to the fact that all cooking is done there. Page 32+ PARTNIENT LIFE ON THE OSU CAIXIPUS this YCZII' WSIS not a matter of necessity from the housing short- age, but a matter of choice. For the second year, coeds enjoyed the conveniences of ,modern kitchens, central heating, and private baths. The apartments were under university housing regu- lations and functioned as dorms with study hours, social activities and academic competitions. Sunday aftere noons were welcomed as open-house hours for male guests, a privilege of apartment living. The campus leaders from the University apartments Were Sue Honaker, treasurer of Grand council, Linda Boydstun, treasurer of Gamma Delta, and Peggy Jo Moore, treasurer of Theta Sigma Phi. The primary objective of the University apartments is to give each member an equal chance to participate in all of the activities. UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS, SECTION II ROVV 1: Ella Bazart, Nancy Benson, Robbie Blackard, Bar- bara Boyd, Linda Boydston, Betty Bretz, Betty Brorsen, Carole Cantwell, Cathryn Cantwell. RUVV 2: Diana Cox, Martha Dickmann, Gayle Dunn, Martha Eddleman, jackie Eley, Donna Ernst, Sharla Eulherg, Ann Evans, Marilyn Fredrick. RUSS' 3: Susan French, Charlene Fundis, jane Girton, Marilyn Greene, Roi llanna, Patricia Hart, Shirley Heavener, Nancy Holton, Tanya Jackson. ROVV -I: Michelle Jenkins, Marilyn Kendall, Janie Loepp, Mary Lovell, Patricia Marx, VVilma Matthews, Mary Mcklann Delma Meyer, Peggy Moore. 1 ROVV 5: Donna Morris, Loretta Neumann, Mary Peckham, Niargaret Plato, Ann Privett, Sally Puckett, Klary Ransy Nlarcella Roop, Sue Savage. 1 ROSS' 6: Geraldine Schneider, Kathleen Stapleton, Sharon Studebaker, Sharon Taylor, Niaralana Titus, Alice Wlatkins, Judy Yllhiteley, Constance Wlileox, Linda Svinters. Pa ge 325 STOUT HALL SUSAN Bowuis . . . . President SARA MCDONALD . . Vice-President l3.fxRnARA NESBITT . . . . Secretary PAT FISHER . . . . Treasurer Parents Day, Homecoming Win Trophies INNING BOTH THE HOMISCOMING prize in inde- pendent Women's division and the prize for hav- ing the most parents present on Parents' day were highlights of Stout's fall semester. Starting a new pol- icy this year, Stout gave a scholarship to a deserving girl residing in the dorm. Outstanding campus leaders living in Stout hall in- clude Susan Bowles and bflarilyn Ellison, members of Biortar Board, Barbara Polk, freshman class secre- tary, ,loan Fetzer and Darla Gardiner, OSU band tvvirlers, Janet Knippa, OSU varsity cheerleader, Saundra Logsdon, first girl drum major in fifty yearsg and plan Kuykendall, Varsity Revue girl and Angel Flight member. An experiment entitled USocial Skillw Was conducted under the direction of the home economies department teaching residents etiquette. SUSAN Bow1.Es, President l'Don't miss that dirt! These girls are quite cheerful about the sometimes dreary task of cleaning their dorm room. It isn't too bad, especially with lots of t'help from kibitzers. Page 326 V, .er Q? 'Q ' 4 A if Q f . Ae g , ,. ,P x 1 'J M 'f.. S W 3 K uv-'Ava 5 V x -R ,Q 1 , .... H .w ' v f,. -Q1 me-f W 5 . A JW SX A ,Q STOUT HALL RONV 1: Betty Duerr, Linda Drake, Paula Coats, Barbara Eager, Nancy Earhart, Judith Edwards, Sonya Eller, Marilyn Ellison. ROW 2: Phyllis England, Carolyn Eppler, Annette Fate, Rose- mary Ferguson, joan Fetzer, Gwendolyn Fisher, Jacquelyn Fischer, Pat Fisher. ROVV 3: Cynthia Fleming, Janet Fleming, Molly Flynn, Diane Ford, Alice Forsythe, Darla Gardner, Sharon Frisbie, Areta Gates. Page 328 ROVV 4: Patricia Godfrey, Charlene Godberson, Mary Goet- zinger, Sharon Good, Bonnie Goodner, Sherrie Graham, Valerie Grant, Karlyn Graves. ROW 5: Hugh Greenhaw, Madelyn Grove, Carol Haiges, Gloria Hallmark, Karen Hallmark, Martha Hamaker, Maurita Hamlia, Sandra Hammack. ROVV 6: Harriet Harris, janet Heffel, Madeline Heimer, Julia Hellman, Carol Hollingsworth, Dianne Hudson, Gailya Hull, Jane Humphrey. STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Karen llutsun, Curdyn lselin, Mary lvy, Barbara James, Mary James, Margaret Jennings, Barbara Johnson, June Johnson. ROVV 2: Marilyn Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Bettye Jones, Lynda Jones, llelen Kalb, llarriet Ketcham, Karen King, l.incla Kratochuil. ROWV 3: Kuna Krausse, Karen Kretclunar, Paula Krug, Janis Kuykendall, Elizabeth I.awley, Judith Lawsmi, Barbara Layton, Vicky Lester. ROVV 4: Mary Litsey, Barbara Lugsdnn, Saundra Lngsdon, Kathryn Longmire, Jo Lowery, Patsy Mael, Diana Marcotte, Brenda Marshall. ROV' 5: Betty Martin, Doris Martin, Mary Martin, Paula Matts, Linda Maule, Trudie Mcfreight, Sara McDonald, Donna Mclilrny. ROVV 6: Joyce Mcflugin, Karen McGuire, Ju McKay, Mary McNally, Judy Megee, Linda Mehlhurn, Sharon Muntgumery, Susan Mooney. Pa gt? STOUT HALL ROVV 1: Alda Moore, Marilyn Morris, Judy Muggy, Rena Murphy, Beth Nall, Jan Nay, Barbara Nesbitt, Darlene Niles. ROVV 2: Jolene Nix, Lynda Olmstead, Emily Orloski, Mary Orr, Linda Owen, Nancy Parker, Shari Parker, JoElla Parnell. ROVV 3: Paula Patton, Brenda Payne, Joy Pease, Judy Penn- ington, Suzanne Persson, Pamela Peterson, Connie Petros, Susan Peyton. ROW 4: Pat Pierson, Barbara Polk, Bertie Prather, Carolyn I lge 330 Purvis, Nlary Quinnette, Carolyn Quoss, Donna Reed, Mar- garet Richardson. ROW 5: Sharon Richardson, Karen Rider, Sally Riddle, Sharon Roberts, Linda Robertson, Corki Robinson, Judith Robinson, Rudene Rogers. ROVV 6: Barbara Roller, Carmen Russell, Marsha Ruth, Roberta Rychel, Barbara Schaefer, Norman Sharp, Roberta Shatto, Carol Shaw. Q, . np. I 3 ' sz :ff Y H 'I' A a .vw ll...-if 28 Min Ii. :gy Q, ui ,W I i 1. K' X i THATCHER HALL JUDY TROLJP . . . . Presidwzl ToN1 Liza Gaiuxis . . Ifitre-Presidwzf SHERRY Alfiflaf . . Secretary DIXIE HARDING . . Treasurer Residents Retleoorate Recreation Rooms JUDY TROUP, President After deciding that Thatcher hall needed a third Hoor lounge, the women of Thatcher took matters into their own hands and pro- vided the dorm with its own ver- sion of a Chinese lounge. Page 332 ILSIDIENTS or THATCHICR IIALL did a little bit of re- modeling this year by the redecorating of their recreation room, which Was finished in Chinese modern. The dorm was also able to purchase both a hi-fi and a television set for the new room through the appropriations made to all residence halls. In honor of parents, the dorm members planned a combination open house and coffee held during the parents Weekend. Another reception was held in honor of the residents' parents during Homecoming celebra- tions. Christmas saw a full schedule of activities, in- cluding an individual door decoration contest and Christmas caroling. Outstanding members of the dorm include Sammy Wittmer, honorary cadet colonel, and hiargaret Thomas, vice-president of IWRC. W A A E2 g -AVG' . 'Hn qs' 1' 'SV' E , Q k .1 .gwkw iwsgi ,,,k ,H Q . F 3 A 'E+ Na .ni Wu if xxx ,,L rn, A A V, w fr L 4 A - -'iv W ..,E ..,:: .L .. gs, k 5 in V if any 4 A. - .- a JE .54 p ws I K 4 'X ff 'W' :Zn-. 'L' if 'Q V Q 4' 3 S' at 5 1 V yi J -. if W V as -i. 9, 51 WEST BENNETT HALL Clironce IQUKENDUFFER . . . Prfridml Dow NORRIS . . l irv-Pnfridml Drxvin DEAL . . . Seifrrmry -Ioux' GATHIZR . . Treaszn-or St. Nick Delivers Invitation To Faculty Gnome KOKENIJOITFER, President FRONT ROVV: George Kokeu- tlofifer fPresidentj, Paul Parkey, Donald Norris CVice-Presidentj, Richard VVillis, David Ihle. RUVV 2: Michael Barr, Steve Daniels, john Scheihing, Ralph Fenderson, Michael Leitner, Buddy Ward. ROVV 3: Larry Lutz, Ed Foley, Gerald Knori, Jim Sanders, Don Billingsley, Caryl Geist, Earl Rogers. Page 33-l ITH GREAT virion, the men ot West Bennett di- rected massive efforts toward Homecoming fes- tivities and Parents' day competition. For their efforts, they won first place for Homecoming deeorae tion and first place on Parents' day for having the great- est number ot parents present. Under the tutelage of hir. and lX1rs. B. F. Ellis, the West Bennett council planned the Christmas dinner. The oeeasion's success was due mainly to a resident who masqueraded as St. Nick and personally delivered the dinner invitations to faculty folk in the merriest of Christmas traditions. ' Stressing leadership and scholarship, the men of West Bennett hall played an important role in Campus affairs and helped make OSU the best university in Oklahoma. My is ' 1:- .giq f ? 1 su. ,- S sg V A 1 iw , A Q Sf Q E v 4 X Q - 3 . , k ..k- 7 gigigffgg-j3?1fys1:.w - fi? Q93 ,Qi . f 4 3 5 L f.f' f -' x ' 9 Rf' 1 ..-M 4 if, ... I f T 4 .. , 6 61 'E , E 1, , N we? mi . , Q M, x + Q gw , ' I K' X .. X Y Y vi 9? I , 'A 1 5 ff 9 Q , -ui .my W 45 Ag 4 Q. 'Q V ,lun Q we QQ it 3 g -af, , J V vm . ,Q :Lge 5 M3 f r 5 WEST BENNETT HALL ROVV 1: Frcdrirk livans, Nlelton lizell, John Ifostcr, Edward Foley, James Frederick, Robert Garnett, Ray lfurnam, Dalc Garner, Jimmy Gee. Garyl Geist. ROW 2: Ronald Gilbert, Hulbert Glimp, Leslie Goekler, John Golliver, Robert Goodman, Jack Graham, Robert F. Graham, Jon Green, Gerry Grimes, Tommy Guess. RUVV 32 S. llzlekwortlm, Robert Haley, Ferris llall, G. Hall, James Ham, James llnrdy, VVilliam llzxrlzlncl, Duvitl Harmon, Richard Harper- Iliff Hartman. Page 336 ROXV +2 Bob Hcatly, Daniel llein, Jimmy Hendricks, Arlie llenry, James Herron, Nimrod Hopkins, Robert Huggins, Dar- ryl llunkapiller, Robert Ilunter, David Ihle. ROVV 5: Ephriam James, Jerry Jarrett, Howard D. Johnson, llowarcl L. Johnson, Robert Johnson, Allen Johnston, Leslie Johnston, Benny Jones, Gail Jones, Larry Jones. RUXV 6: Robert Jones, Jakit- Kammerer, Hershel Key, Brij Kishore, Kouichi Kitagzlwzl, Alan Larsh, Thomas lVIeJunkin, Junior McKay, Larry Moore. WEST BENNETT HALL RUVV 1: George Kokendol'Ter, Jerry T,:1whorn, Leroy l,el ot'CC, VVilliam Little, Dren Lucas, jnek I.ugeanlwe:xI, VVilfred Mann, Stanley Mnnnstrhreek, Darrel Manuel, Charles Martin. ROVV 2: XVilliztm Martins, jimmy MeI.e:1n, Kenneth Mc! Cotnas, Robert McCurry, James McDaniel, Dennis McFeely, Kenneth McDaniel, Gary MeNz1ughton, Alva Meeks, llarold Meriable. ROW' 3: Ronnie Meyer, John Nliddleton, Robert Nlilan, David Miller, Henderson Nliller, linsil Minniuh, 'lihomzts Mitchell, llzldi Monsef, Billy Moore, john Moore. RUVV 4: Xxvlllllllll hloore, Nlount Nlorris, Holilwy Niehnls, Don- zlld Norris, David Nunley, Gene Osborn, Keith Padgett, ,lomeph Pup, Pnul Parkey, VVz1ync Parks. RDVV S: .Tay Perkins, Jack Petrie, Joe Pcttis, Sum Pfenning, Robert Phillips, Larry Porter, john Potes, Gary Prather, Robert Prntz, Ronald Price. RUVV 6: Donald Rude, james Raulston, David Redmond, Bula Regenhard, Lloyd Register, Eugene Reynolds, VV:1yne Ressel, Garry Rhodes, Glenn Richardson, Tom Ringel. Page WEST BENNETT HALL RUXV li Earl Rogers, Ronald Rosson, Edwin Robinson, YValIy Roush, jonathan Saunders, john Scheihing, David Schaefer, James Shaffer, David Sherrill, Lonnie Shields. ROVV 2: Donald Short, Tom Short, Joe Shotwell, Patrick Skees, John Skinner, Delhert Smith, Gene Smith, ,Terry Smith, Kenneth Smith, Rohert Smith. ROVV 3: VVilliam Smith, David Snider, Kenneth Sperling, Rudy Spear, Harold Stalford, Larry Stinchcomh, Ray Stolhand, james Sturkic, Thomas Sullivan, Paul Suttles. Page 338 ROVV -1-I Richard Tanner, Richard Tapp, Rhuel Taylor, Larry Thomas, Rohert Thomas, -Tohn Thompson, Donald Thornton, jerry Treadway, Rawlins Tufford, Louis Turner. ROVV 5: Charles Van Nostrand, james VValker, Vincent VVal- lace, Donald VValters, Ehbie VVard, Donald VVatkins, Adrian VVatts, Benton XVehh, john Vvelch, Leslie Wlells. ROVV 6: llerlwert NVetzel, Fred VViCk, james VViley, Alvin VVilliams, Terry VVilliams, Benny VVilson, Gary VVoFford, James Yokum, llugh Zumhro. WILLARD HALL Alrxxrcrc liixxrsox . . . Prmdrnt EAN l,oNc . . . lill'1'-P1'FSil1I'11l IQAY KXIDAMS . . Slfnarlrlrj' Rorzrx l,.xxI,xR . . 'l'rms11rrr Senior Breakfast Is Dormitory Tradition li.-Xl l'Y, 'l'.'Xl.l'lN'l', SCHOIU-XRSIIII' ilittl 21L'flVlIlCS l'21IC high with the women of VVillard hall. Among the reigning queens are Donna Stout, Anna Hop- son, kludy Craig, and Dorothy lVilson. For scholarship VVillard rated second in the dormitory division with a 2.622 average. xlanice liinnison. Cieorgianna Nloore, and Kay VVil- burn display their talents with the University h'len's Glee club. Norma Seebeck and Nancy Vanderwork have placed first in state and national homemaking con- tests. Practically all organizations on eampus interest residents of NVillard and many girls hold oliiees in these organizations. The c4Willard Hall Rose Serenade oeeurs when a VVillard girl becomes engaged. Another tradition is the senior breakfast which is the concluding activity as a resident of Willard hall. JANICE Kixxisox, President Pause for refreshment! Taking a coffee hreak from strenuous morn' ing classes or a sleep-inducing study period' residents of VVillnrd hall appreciate the eafeteria's ex- cellent Coflee. Page 339 WILLARD HALL RUVV 1: Kay Adams, Carol Allison, Annette Amhurn, Mel- rita Anderson, Rohlwye Apple, Andra Armstrong, Gloria Ayres, Carol Bailey, Carolyn Baker, Anita Baldwin. ROVV 2: Gail Ballinger, VVilma Barker, Lonverte Barnett, Roberta Barnes, Betty Barrett, Rena Beard, Sherry Bedwell, Paulette Bennett, Vineie Bergsehneider, Lorretta Berryman. ROVV 3: Cherry Beverage, Bonnie Blair, Tedisue Brame, Sharon Boerstler, Judy Bretz, Betty Broan, Janis Brower, Judy Browers, Carolyn Burke, Susan Burnett. ROVV 4: Linda Byerley, Judy Carlile, Dixie Carson, Nelda Carter, Amaryliss Cary, Eloise Cinnamon, Catherine Clary, Page 340 Glenda Combrink, Mary Conley, Amy Connally. ROVV 5: Phillis Cook, Penny Cooper, Shirley Cooper, Carol Coursey, Carolyn Courtney, Donna Courtney, Sharon Cox, Judith Craig, Margaret Cross, Elna Crow. ROVV 6: Vivian Crowder, Rose Mary Culver, Jana Daniel, Barbara Davalt, Georgianna Moore, Lajuana Dennis, Patrieia Donathan, Susan Dolan, Donna Dupy, Sydney Earley. ROW 7: Barbara Edwards, Linda Ellis, Sandra Engelking, Karen Evans, Carolyn Fisher, Marlene Fisk, Patricia Flaming, Carol Foster, Margy Foster, Mary Francis. WILLARD HALL ROVV l: Joe Ellen Frank, Sharon Frey, Grace Frederick, ,loan- ita lfua, Sammie Fuller, ,lonelle Gage, Marilyn Garrison, Karel Gaston, Ruth Gilhert, Carol Glover. RONV 21 Carolyn Goad, Charlotte Goff, Laura Good, Beatrice Goulden, Diana Gower, Beverly Graham, Patricia Graham, Kay Grinshade, Betsy Grinslade, Martha Halibnrton. ROVV 3: Sharon llarms, Linda Harris, Farolyn llarman, .Indy llzlrper, Nlyrtle llarrel, Jeannine Harvey, Lois llearn, Charlene Ileflel, Michele llettick, Virginia llensel. RUXV 4: Mildred llill, Linda llodgens, Mary Hoag, Pat Holtz- glpplt-, lkflary Ilonfman, Anna llopson, Sue llorn, Donna llowell, Lula Howard, Nancy Hudson. ROVV 5: Ruth llughey, Norma Jack, Sne jackson, Carolyn james, Lois jeans, Electra Johnson, lN1ary johnson, Patricia Johnson, Vicki johnson, Patricia Jones. ROVV 6: Glenna Jordan, Patricia Kavanagh, Ruth Kelly, jndith Kennedy, Sharon Kennemer, Patsy Kenney, Karen Ker- ken, Judith King, Kathie King, Janice Kinnison. ROVV 7: Betty Krueger, Andrey Knykendall, jonita I.aFevers, -Ioyce Levy, Rohin Lamar, Bonnie Lane, Jana Lane, Locka- wanna Lanhacli, Sydney Lanhhan, Melha Lawson. Page 3-ll WILLARD HALL ROVV 1: Beverly Lelieda, Louise Lietzke, Linda Liggett, lN'Iari- lyn Lindsay, Glenda l.ittle, Marilyn Little, Jean Long, Donna Lorenz, Marlene l,uker, Nancy Mailatli. ROW 2: Doris Main, Carolyn Mains, LaRille Marshall, Mary Marshall, Carol Massad, Susan Maurer, Martha McCasland, Nancy McGeehon, Mikeal McGough, Judith McLean. ROW 3: Patricia Meggs, Carolyn Mezger, Erna Miller, Sandy Miller, Verona Miller, Peggy Mobley, Patricia Mollett, Dorothy Moore, Georgianna Moore, Hayedeh Moshar. ROVV 4: Frances Muck, Judith Murphy, Connie Nelson, Cyn- thia Newton, Linda Nimmo, Judy Nivens, Pat Offutt, Vonda l ige 3-l2 Oldham, Carolyn Orr, Mary Osborn. ROVV 5: Karen Otti, Judith Paris, Carole Parker, Jimmy Parker, Reba Parker, Naomi Parks, Jean Patchett, Sharron Payne, Edna Pence, Carole Petropoly. ROW 6: Helen Pickett, Frances Platter, Vera Pittman, Mary Porter, Karen Postlewait, Janice Potter, Doris Powell, Patricia Poythress, Wanda Pridemore, Vincente Parker. ROVV 7: Jan Puckett, Jane Pyle, Mary Quinn, Freda Rackley, Cliarlyn Ramage, Nancy Ramage, Carol Raney, Romona Reece, Juvita Reinwand, Lois Rine. WILLARD HALL ROXV l: janet Roherts, Donna Rowsey, Adrienne Ruby, Pa- tricia Rush, Peggy Rutter, Alherta Ryan, Margaret Salisbury, Lillian Sanders, Anisseh Sarhakhshe, Lynne Sauls. RUNV 2: Nlargaret Sauls, Connie Saunders, Sandra Schroeder, Patricia Schroeder, Nan Scott, Linda Selhy, Karen Sharp, Carol Seeheck, Phyllis Seebeck, Paulette Sikes. ROVV 3: lieverlee Smith, Carrolyn Smith, Karen Smith, Brenda Snyder, Patti Soclerstrom, Margaret Sauls, Margaret Starks, Martha Stevenson, Rebecca Stidham, Barbara Storm. ROXV 4: Donna Stout, Sylvia Strong, Alice Suppes, Carolyn Swanson, Delores Swanson, Nancy Sylvester, Constance Taylor, -ludith Teel, Charlotte Thomas, Lurlene Thomas. ROW' 5: Dorothy Thompson, l,inda Thompson, Nlary 'l'ho1np- son, NVillaeta Thompson, Marjorie Tompkins, Mary fptegraft, l.ana Yandeyer, Nancy Vzxnclerwork, janice Vaverka, Sallie XVade, Karen YValters. RUVV 6: Peggy VVatwood, Elizabeth VVehb, Lynda XVebb, Carol VVeber, Jerrian VVeber, Ellowese NVeichel, Elnora VVelch, Roberta VVelcher, Carroll YVest, Patricia VVest, Martha VVhite. ROVV 7: Joan VVhitman, lilva VVhittc-nberg, Kay VVilburn, Verna Vllilliams, Dorothy VVilson, Sharon VVolfe, Yvelda Vvood, VVathene Young, Lynda Crawford, Donna Fuqua, Price-lla Moffatt. Pt ' ' igc 545 Every College Represented By Residents COED APARTMENTS CARoi. CAR1PR1si.I. President lv.-XNCY BAKER I'7itT6-Pl'FSiI1FIIf AI.-XRY CEIILL Secretary-Trmsurer ROW 1: Evelyn Abell, Patricia Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Nancy Baker, Rosalind Blomeyer, Patricia Bowman, Carol Campbell, Sondra Carlton, Elizabeth Cheney. ROW 2: Con- nie Clapp, Donna Clapp, Anna Belle Connolly, Lois Conrad, Shelagh Curtain, Dell Edge, Ehba Edge, Helen Farris, Jimmie Nrriiuesrs or THE WOMEN of Coed apart- ments were as varied as their respective iields of study. The residents are repre- sented in every college, including veterinary medicine. Two of the Coed residents, Freda Stone and Patricia Stringfellow, were recently awarded the Lahoma club scholarships. 'llhe Coed apartments' residents also find time for various activities such as date night, special Coed apartment parties, the annual senior tea honoring the graduating seniors, and many campus-wide activities. The women can boast of having the only triplets on campus in their living group. Directors of the two units are blr. and Mrs. ,lack Allen. Fife. ROVV 3: Mary Gill, Joyce Graham, Barbara Hutchin- son, judith johnson, Kathy Morgan, VVyona Newsome, Patsi- ann Nix, Pamela Haines. ROW 4: Louise Pierce, Joy Robert- son, Geraldine Schneider, Lorna Shelton, Barbara Staiger, Freda Stone, Patricia Stringfellow, Mary VValker. Page 3+-l ROVV 1: Linda Allen, Marguerite Frazier, Peggy Harper, Judy Hendricks, Carole King. ROVV 2: Carla Kise, Linda Lawson, Virgie Long, Janet McQueen, Sandra Patterson. Cosmopolitan Flavor NORTH MONROE APARTMENTS LINDA LAWSON P resid en t SHARON SMITH Vice-Presidefzt KAY MCQUEEN Smiretary FLORENCE B tiizoess Treasurer ROYV 3: Nancy Periman, Peggy Prag, Elaine Saulsberry, Carol Ralston, Kathryn Thompson, Judith Williams. E I d B B G - I CTIVITIES, SCHOLARSHIP AND FUN VVCYC tht? DZLSS- words in the apartments. Activities included in 1961-62 were Open houses, intra-apartment basket- ball, Homecoming Hoat, Christmas decorating con- test, Thanksgiving basket and girls of the week project. Not to be forgotten were the high scholastic standards set. As for fun, they managed to find barrels of it with their hayride, Christmas tree cutting party, caroling and Wiener roasts. The girls cOuldn't claim the distinction Of being the first to live in apartments, but they could boast of having the newest living facilities. A cosmopolitan flavor was also enjoyed by the girls due to having an American from India and a foreign student from Iran as sisters Visits from international students to the apartments proved to be informative and interesting. I age .1-tb :L g I W It 5 ' Hm,5,,i K. W , A 19 1-Qfisifiiff , 'I ' L X' 4 V wg. 1,Tj'!,':: , 4 ,1f,',,- K. gg-znmgv ,L 3 3,1 I -31 1-fizffw-Qiiwf if , 'tw ME V: 532 is f M A ., M-.. f .. .2 fs,4gf5,4m K 'jf f9'Si?5i ggm iggw, wi. f ,X , :J fu 2- . :.:. ,, ' I p M , ,ii 2 Nb , QQ' ., f -iff? ' 'IH 5. ii? .Q--3 M Af' Sr ff? s f I Am... -M - . LL.-va. il A ani .W Q.. ,I Having a hard time staying on the back of his donkey, this Block and Bridle member strives to hold unto the hall during their an- nual basketball game. Clad in their green felt hats and equipped with their triangles, pledges of Eta Kappa Nu receive instructions during pledge week for wiring bridges. One of the most active and the most colorful orgzmizatioris on the cam- pus, the band, with its twirlers, lend much spirit to State athletic events. Page 348 e . aes e 'Ei ii at 'es B e K s , inf l is r ,,.. k':L , H aw 5 if N. -X ' la Q ee W 5 f l ,f li 2 V Q i'l1.,,,-Q ' li Q is I if 5 K, l ,,,.: H . Q I FRUNIT ROVVZ Susan Bowles, Charlene Kendrick, Elaine Sondra Self, Lynda Fulton, Anita Stewart, Jane Yveathers, Allison Jo Pender, Nlary Burns. ROVV 2: lledi Heiden, Mary Stewart, Ginger VVinget. Calendars And Late Hours Make Money MORTAR BOARD ICLAIN E A1.1.1soN Prrzvidezif CHARLEN li liEN oiucii IYil'l'-Pfl'.S'll1t llf -Io P IZNDER Sf7lTl'flII'j' S L'S.-XX BowLi3s Tn'1zsur1'r Zizmm PATQHIN flzlfvisor l'TS'l'ANlJlXti SCHOLARSHIP, leadership and service in campus life are the qualities that must be displayed before a junior coed can receive a bid from Slortar Board. The members of Achofoa chapter sponsor Orange Quill, Orange and Black Quill, and AVVS elections. To provide money for var- ious service projects the coeds sell Nlortar Board calendars and sponsor an annual Penny Night. Une of the many service projects of Nlortar Board includes the grant- ing of a scholarship to a deserving sopho- more woman. l Members Seek Service And Enrichment BLUE KEY IVTIKE CLEVERDON Pfvsiderrt RICHARD IITARKHABI Vim'-Prrfsizlerzt SARI HALL Seiiretnry ALAN TYE yifl'l1IZl7'l'f' LEE F. G1LSTR.AP Advisor FRONT ROW: Richard Hollis, Randy jones, Jerry Mc- Adams, VVesley VVatkins, Richard Markham, Harry VVoods, Richard Cloud. ROW 2: Sam Howard, Sam Hall, Mike ERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY EIHCI CIITICI1- ment of student life is sought by the men of Blue Key as they evaluate and strive to solve many of the problems encountered by students on this campus. Blue Key was organized on the OSU cam- pus hlay l8, l932, when the local chapter was installed With 12 members. Membership in Blue Key is awarded to college men of junior or higher standing who have excelled in scholarship and leader- ship. Lee Gilstrap, a past member of the organization, serves as the advisor. Cleverdon, Gene Armstrong, John Fike, John Klopp, Bruce Irwin, Gary Richards, Stanley jones, Carl Kennedy, Bob Seiber, Sam Lloyd, Alan Tye, Rodney Orrell, Homer Rhodes. Page 350 FRONT ROVV: Bill Copelancl, James VVixson, A. Homer mar, Dale Keairns, james Kittrell, Terry Curhy, james Row- Knight, Hill Gould, Kenneth Rieker, Glenn llightower, Ad- land, john Priee, Fred Lefrone, john Thornton, Jerry iVil- lowe Larson. ROVV 2: Al Evans, James Poteet, Larry Kreteh- lams, james Ranlston. Varied Activities Receive Top Recognition OMICRON DELTA KAPPA l3ii.i. Goern lJl'f'.YiIIf'llf .lasiizs Rowi..fxNo l 'iff'-P1'e5if1i lizxxiirii Rieiuzia l'li'lt'l1llvl' So- jfzaiu' XVILLLXNIS yiI'i'K13'l1I't'7' P111 ftlffllli' iieooxiriox or xiiiN who have attained a high standard of eilieieney in varied areas of live fields ot eampus life is one of the main purposes of Omieron Delta Kappa. High scholarship eomprises one of the areas with the balance in leadership aetiv- ities distributed among soeial and religious affairs, athletics, publieations, anti the areas of speech, musie, and the fine arts. Klembership in ODK is restricted to men of at least junior standing with a 3.0 grade point who display exceptional qualities. Page 351 Urganization Encourages Campus Culture ORANGE AND BLACK OUILL NANCY LEWIS Prffsidmzf ISIXTILY H ORTON Vive-Presidffrzt NIARILYN TOWERY Serretary- Treasurer SONDRA SELF flloriar Board Advisor VIRGINIA NIARSDEN fldlvisor FRONT ROW: Carolyn Mansfield, Marilyn Towry, Karen Smith, VVilla Pickering, Emily Horton, Sharon Raines, Dana Reno, Nancy Lewis, Carole Castle, Martha Bramlett, Ann James, Joyce Anglin. ROVV 2: Nancy Page, Claudia Looney, Linda Zoeller, Pat Krueger, Mary Elwell, Sue Curtis, Barbara Kimmell, Marilyn Williams, Kathleen Miller, Barbara Taylor, Sheila Shepherd, Mary Cabe, Jane Harris. ROW 3: Jeanette Swan, Linda Drake, Barbara Randle, Melissa Evans, Erlene Lee, Jeanie Peters, Carrie Moore, Verna VVilliams, Ann Fox, NCOURAGING INTEREST in the cultural pro- gram on campus and promoting higher scholarship among women are the basic purposes of the junior honorary organiza- tion. Sponsored by Mortar Board, Orange and Black Quill functions in conjunction with Orange Quill. Candidates filing for Orange and Black Quill must have maintained at least a 3.0 overall and be active in two campus organi- zations. Candidates are selected by members of hiortar Board. Projects for the year include a Christmas orphan party, the fall honors banquet, and the spring smarty party. Patricia Schroeder, Lavetta Kistler, Grace Frederick, Sallie VVade, Jane Wilson, Karel Gaston. ROW 4: Toni Acosta, Joyce Maxwell, Connie Zoldoske, Mary Litsey, Pat Fisher, Ila Rimer, Linda Burley, Leah Barrier, Adelia Castor, Kay Davies, Judy Cloud, Faye Kirkpatrick, Karen Staerkel, Janice Jeffress, Margaret Thomas, Gwen Moulton. ROVV S: Ann Campbell, Patsy Aiken, Diana Loefller, Linda Alexander, Darlene Penny, Janice Beltz, Ann Harriger, Suzanne Stotts, Dolores Dillsaver, Jane Reno, Fran Tate, Linda Holt, Nancy Baron, Linda Price. l Page 352 FRONT ROVV: Larry Nlettler, Sam Lloyd, Harry VVoods, Randy jones, Coy Freeman, Kamhiv Hekmatpanah, David Gibson. ROVV 21 Delmer Dunn, Nliehael Nloore, Jerry John- son, john Stanley, 'lay Casey, Lyman lN1Cl7onald, Charles Stewart, Terry VVeigle. ROVV 3: M. R. Jarukhi, Victor l Yvood, Douglas VValton, Jerry Stauffer, Nlae Irving, Bruce Nliller, Clark Rounds, liurge Troxel, John Clay. ROVV -l-2 Eldon Cox, Billy Clay, George Lackey, Tom llowell, Robert Fulton, Cecil Davison, Dee Legako, Glenn Richardson, VVayne Fish, Bob Johnson, Carroll Germany, George Brant. Men Stress Character, Honor, Scholarship PHI ETA SIGMA HARRY XVooos Presizlwzt COY FR EEAIAN 1Yit'F-P7'l7XiI1f'1If joe Pmasox Sffrrcfflry STAN XVEXDT ,ll7'Fl1Sl1I'l'!' R.-xvaioxb BIVERT iilzlfuisor III l-1T.-X SIGMA stresses eharaeter and honor as part of its membership requirements. A man must have a 3.5 grade average during either his first semester or first year to be eligible for membership to this organi- zation. The purposes of Phi Eta Sigma are two- fold: C l l reeognize men of outstanding seho- lastie ability, QZD encourage future sueeess qualities. Phi Eta Sigma, a national men's honorary fraternity, works with the univer- sity eounseling serviee to help provide the students With the aid they need in making their future plans of study. Page 333 ORANGE QUILL Stress is placed on scholarship by the women of Orange Quill, sophomore honorary organization, through their corre- spondence with freshmen who have at least a 3.5 grade average. FRONT ROXV: Glenda Howl, Donna Stout, Teri Jenkins, Gladeen Burris, Ruth Baker QVice-Presidentb, Lexy Hersch- berger Clnresidentj, Sandra Lemonnier fSecretary-Treasurerj, Barbara VVilliams, Nancy Montgomery. ROVV 2: Evelyn Nloran, Judy Cornels, Alice Cudd, Sue Smith, Sheri Shelburne, MU EPSILON Primary interest to the members of Pi Mu Epsilon is the field of mathematics. An award is given annually to the out- standing freshman enrolled in mathematics. FRONT ROVV: John Hoffman CAdvisorj, Gene Sturm QPresi- dentb, Mary Thurman CSecretaryj, Stuart Reeves CVice- Ann Highfill, Mary Smith, Judy Gray, Sharron Palmeter, Nancy Connor. ROVV 3: Martha Bohannon, Karen Owen, Sanndra Thomas, John Brix, Ellen Hesson, Carol Hartman, Alice Campbell, Mary Francis, Vonda Oldham, Donna Lemon, Donna Dickey. ROVV +1 Sue Bondurant, Lou YVheeler, Sandra Kimbro, Edith Swan, Mary Tipton, Mziry' Caldwell, Sherry Apple, Diana Cowen, Kaye Massey, Connie Bryan, Janice McCune, Mary Ruppreeht. Presidentj, Dale Keairns CTreasurerJ. ROVV 2: YVillam Granet, Robert Gibson, Beverly Houk, Edward Skidmore, Rob- ert Oliver, Bobby Fincher, R. B. Deal. ROVV 3: Kay Beach, Burge Troxel, David Schedler, Brooks Bell, Dwayne Rollier, David Bee, Phyllis Smith. iq' A V .. qty, u s . . fwfr' as 'Wh R was L . ssls as 4 at A Alva.. s A r 4 r . W . FRONT ROXV: Sam llall, john Alist, Paula Vanhooser, Jerry Delbert Ileskett, John Beehe, james Swadley, Gene Armstrong, Nlefhdams, James Kittrell, Don Ridgeway, Larry Kretchmar. Donald Darby. ROW' 4: Robert Ikarrl, Ron Kelley, VVade ROW' 2: Larry Kysar, Dennis Lebeda, David Lucas, Phil johnson, Charles Agne, Donald XvZllllZlIlCllIlghflITI, -lack lliek- Randles, Dale Keairns, Gary Goodman, john Reynolds. ROVV man, Richard Lindley, Karlson lNIannsChveek, Stewart McMill- 3: Virgil Ellis, Jim XVehh, Eldon Pendergast, james VVixson, imy, Stan Hones, Robert McCormick. Scholarship And Character Are Bywords SIGMA TAU Al IZRRY KleAn.i.xiS l,l't'J'iIl,l'1If Dox Rincrw xx' Iliff'-l,I'l'.flIllf'I11 lJ.XL'L.X YAXIIOUSER Sr'r'ff'farj' -Iixirjs Rowi..xxn 7'I't'!lSII1'r'I' Al.X,XlES Clii.i.iasi'ii3 .'ilzfi'iMr iurixizhn rok Tllh Prarosu of recogniz- ing scholarship and professional attain- ment, Sigma lau, national honorary engineering fraternity, is made up of students ehosen from the upper one-third of the jun- ior and senior classes. Although high grades are the basic requirement, members must also possess leadership qualities and be able to get along with their fellow students. Fae- ulty members are also eligible to join as alumni members. After meeting an inter- view board of members and being selected by the membership, the approval of the fae- ulty must be obtained. 1. 'age 355 Group Strives To Maintain High Standards AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Jani ES K1'rTRELL Prexizlfrzz' D,-XLIZ INEAIRNS Iliff'-IJI'f'5TI1l'IIf JANE JNXN RENo SFl'I'!'fIlfJi DENNIS XYOIQNG Treasurer RoEER'1' N. KIADDAJN if 11 'vis n r FRONT ROXV: James Kittrell, Phillip Morris, Dennis Young, Dale Keairns. ROVV 2: Leon Thurman, Phillip Givens, VVilliam Foster, David Reynolds, Don lluilf. ROW' 3: Fred AINTEN,-XNCE UF HIGH STANDARDS ill UCD.- demic achievement, the promotion of higher understanding, and a greater knowledge through Contact with the faculty and industry are the purposes of the Ameri- can Institute of Chemical Engineers. The aetivities of this student chapter are directed at making the role of a chemical engineer more meaningful, worthwhile and appreciated by students striving for a degree in chemical engineering. hlembership is limited to students who are enrolled in the school of chemical engineer- ing. Tennille, Durwood Buckner, Robert Tatum, Gary Smith, Ben VVims, Richard llollis. ROVV 4: Karlton Wlitter, Gary john- son, Louis Turner, Calvin Slater, Delbert lleskett, Terry Curby. lage 356 FRONT ROVV: Ting Fan Lee, llomer Rhodes, Don Reynolds, Paul Torgersen, Don Ridgeway, K. A. Sehuppe. ROW' '22 Cheryl johnson, Dorn VVeaver, Nlark Henry, Edward Chandler, Tom Foreman, Poola Jagadeesan, Ralph llall. ROYV 3: J. V. Zalzivadia, K. Balaram, Stan Jones, Norinan Falconer, Yvayne Draper, Richard Lindley, Richard C'hew, Subramaniam Rama- swami. ROW' -I-I P. NI. Chare, Robert Davis, Harold Lindley, john Hamilton, Gerald Bennett, Douglas johnson, Put llunt, Dan Sehneider. Engineers Hear About Future Opportunities AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Hoxiisiz R Hooizs Prffsizlf'11f DON REx'Noi,Ds Iiil'l'-lJI'l'.Yi1ll'IIf FIQING FAN Liziz Sf'l'I't'fI1fVI' Dox Rinciiwrxx' Trf'r1i'111'r'1' PA L'L Tokoizizsox Jdziisor iuxnf: oisti 1-Lerive of the American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers is the ae- quainting of the young engineer with the opportunities and responsibilities await- ing him in his ehosen profession. This is earried out in bi-monthly meetings where students are introduced to sueeessful indus- trial engineers from various faeets of the profession. Formation of the club, organized in l9-l9, Was to promote the dissemination of seientifie and professional material, to have represen- tation in campus activities, and to help mem- bers better their understanding of engineer- ing. I age 33x I l Participants In Conference May Win Cash AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Pa L'L .AKIN Chairmmz T. DL'NL.AP IYTCF-Cjhllfflllllll RIERLIN TANDERSON Secreiary Max ROGERS fI'reaszzrf2r .lERALD PARKER Jdfvisor FRONT ROVV: Paul Akin, Nlerlin Anderson, F. T. Dunlap, Mzix Rogers, Phil Randles, Jerald Parker, Jerry Grant, Sammy Foster. ROVV 2: Arifin Salim, Leonard Courchesne, James Ingle, Dean Horinek, James Caywood, Douglas Chenault, Don Pruitt, Bob Girard, jim Stephenson, Steven Ludwig, Olen Grant. ROVV 3: John Ward, John Provorse, Robert Ikard, .L A ln TRIVING TO PROMOTE fellowship among engineering students and to further en- gineering practices are two of the main goals of this society. Oklahoma State's chap- ter consists of over lOO students in good scho- lastic standing. Any member of the society is eligible to participate in regional and sectional confer- ences where cash awards may be Won. Stu- dents who present papers at the conferences may have their names engraved on a plaque which is kept in the office. hlembership is limited to engineering stu- dents. Kendall Johnson, John Leland, Nlichael flark, Joe Rathfon, Ron Kelley, Charles Barber, Larry Edwards, lVIartin Coleman. RUVV -I: John lWCIlhaney, Eleazer Delgado, Arvind Nagar, Ken Barrett, jim Vvehh, Gerald Chambers, Art Wlikoff, Larry Pierce, john VVilson, Eldon Pendergast, Fred Gurney, Hender- son Miller. f 1 Page 35 8 FRONT ROVV: James Lackey, Charles lloracek, Fd Jackson, lN1ichz1el Link, Fagan Pyezitt, Ron Thompson, George Shaw. ROVV 2: Charles Crabb, Brij Dhir, Esmut Kamil, Chris Bol- ton, Ken Govaerts, Vatti Reddy, Pyare Mohan, David Nittler. ROVV 3: Ron VVhite, Ed Greca, Larry Hale, Sam Storey, john Kelly, Charles lirink, Gary Geist, lwike Chism, Charles You- nan. ROVV -I-: Mounagnrnswamy Guruswamy, Coy Morrow, Khalid Al-Mulln, Robert Thompson, Tinsley Uden, Carl Hol- loway, Clinton Dodge, Sndanand Desai, Shahen Voskanian. ROVV 5: Gordon Amsler, Samir Lawrence, Dara Childs, Howard Flanders, Bart Childs, Syed Quadri, Mader llziidarian Ghujar Khossrow, George Awakeem, David Gibson. Society Sponsors State-Wide Field Trips AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS ED plxeiisox Przfsidwzt -IA xi ifs LACK ity, -IR. lviff'-lUI'K'Xidt'lIf RIICHAEL LIN ig St't'7'l'fIlI'j' Ciirxiuns Hoiucmg ,llff'llKI1l'f'f RUXIOTING A CLOSER RIQLATIUNSHIP DC- nveen students and faculty B a constant uint of the fXnieriean Society of Cfivil fingineers. Stutlents eligible nur nieniber- ship are dune enroHed nieivn engineernig, general engineering, and architectural engi- neernig. Tdinnuglithe sponsornig of an nnnind ban- tiuet held in the fall anti a pienie folloxved by the arniual snident-faculty softballgganie in the sprnig,felhnvship is gained. Nleni bers of the soeuxy are alma able Ui enjoy iiunierous intorniul codec hotns held twice n nionth ainl several held trips ui nidustries river the state. I 'age 35 Delegates Attend National Meetings Yearly AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS LARRY IQRETCHRIAR PfI'Si1lf'71f RALPH Ronny, AIR. View-Presidezzl LEONARD IRICIAIURTRY Sl'l'I'l'fIZ7'-I' CLARENC IE JOHNSON 7lH'Il5'llI'F7' ISLAIER IJANIEL Jzlatisor FRONT ROVV: Clarence Johnson, Ralph Roddy, -lr., Larry Kretchmar, Leonard McMurtry, Elmer Daniel, ROVV 22 Ahmad Saremaslani, Bill Fry, Dennis Lebeda, J. L. Matthews, Charles Thomas. ROVV 3: Charles Lindsey, john Gammon, RONIOTION OF FELLOVVSHIP IJCCVVCCH Stu- dents and faculty, provision for leader- ship training for interested students, and acquaintance of the student engineer with the activities and new developments in agri- cultural engineering are the goals of ASAE. On the agenda of yearly activities for ASAE are such highlights as the annual banquet, a faculty-student spring picnic, a held trip to observe agricultural engineering as carried on by industries and the annual Aggie Princess contest. Delegates are also sent regularly to the national and sectional meetings of ASAE. lloward Turner, Karlson lylannsehreck, Jesse lNf1cMasters, Owen Maclcltlx. ROVV -It Larry Maddux, James Kent, Jerald Rosser, Ervin Schroeder, G. L. Nelson, Kenneth liiehler, Larry Kysar. Page 360 FRONT ROVV: Kendall Johnson, Clinton Cole, Phil Randles, Hob Girard, George Ross, Parviz Askari, R. E. Chapel, Paul Akin. ROYV 2: James Townsend, Donald Nlason, Robert Lowrey, Robert XVooster, Robert Friedemann, John Niellhaney, Bob Ewing, Bob Cates, Jerry Grant. ROVV 3: Douglas C'henanlt, James Caywood, Harold Smith, David Ellis, klaela Packet Slide-Rule PI TAU SIGMA Is Smith, Jim YV:-bb, John Leland, Arnold Edwards, Roger Tucker, Nliehael Zaloudek, Robert Reed. ROW' +1 George Kakendoffer, Ron Kelley, Arvind Nagar, Bill Simmons, Larry Pierce, Art Wlikfirf, joe Rathfon, Niieliael Clark, Fred Gnrnev -lim Stephenson, Don Pruitt, Stanley jaggars. Traditional Award KENDWLL JOHNSON IGH IDIQALS in the engineering profession Presidwz 1' Crixrox COLE lyive-Presizlezif Pun. RANDLES Rwordizzy St'l'l'IllllI'-1' R. lf. CHAPEL flziwisor are fostered by the members of Pi Tau Sigma. Each year, to promote scholar- ship among freshman and sophomore me- ehanieal engineers, Oklahoma Lambda ehap- ter presents an award of a pocket slide-rule to the outstanding sophomore. Near the beginning of eaeh semester, the pledges of Pi Tau Sigma can be seen earry- ing large red and silver spur gears around the campus. These men are meehanieal en- gineering students who have shown out- standing seholarship and leadership abilities during the first two years of their eollege training at Oklahoma State. Page Bluh Host To Aggie And Vet Toastmasters ENGINEERING GAVEL CLUB GEORGE TAYLOR Presidwzt ,IACK HICRMAN View-Pr1'i'i1le71 t TTSERRY THoRNE Smfrvfrzry RAYMOND TQEYS Treasurer FRONT ROVV: Jack Snoddy, Charles Agne, George Taylor, Jack Hickman, Terry Thorne. ROVV 2: Sammy Hall, Sue Mitchell, Sammy VVhittmer, Paula Vanhooser, Akmal Saifie. ROVV 3: M. R. Farukhi, Bob Van Deven, Emory Martin, E. T. 5 . RGANIZED AT osU IN 1953, the Engineer- ing Toastmasters was the first student toastmaster elub in the United States. The club Was reorganized in l959 and is now atliliated with Toastmasters International as a gavel Club. Students from all departments of engi- neering may apply for membership in the elub. The maximum membership of the elub is thirty aetive members. During the year the Gavel elub was host to the Agricultural and Veterinary Toast- master elubs, and participated in a combined meeting With the Stillwater Toastmasters. Dunlap, David Davis, Frank Riehart. ROVV 4: Robert Casper, Arvin Nagar, Raymond Keys, Mike Mullman, Joe Rathfon, Curtis Fisher, Homer Rhodes. A our Page 362 FRONT RUXV: Dr.HarryC'r:1wford,,lohn Aust, Dale Trent, datt. ROW' 3: Donzild Darby, Virgil Ellis, -lack lliekman, fzirrzil Parks, llugh Brzishear, VVilli:im Downing. ROW' Zi Tarek Rndjef, YVzide Johnson, Donald Yzinlzindinghzim, Philip llzirley Lziwrenee, jr., jerry 'l're:iclwn5', Clarence Summers, Love. Gary Goodrnzin, Niarvin Smith, Gene Armstrong, Don Rain- Grnup Strives To Further EE Profession ETA KAPPA NU D.n,iz Tizrxr TA IQAPIKX Nl' was founded to bring into 'D'4m '1f closer union men in the profession of HLCH BMSHHR electrical engineering who have 11 serious ,YW-p,.mdt,,I, outlook on college as a whole and have man- ifested il deep interest and marked ability in UXIUHL PARKS electrical engineering, and have desired to Sf 'f '1 unite for mutual benefits. The group strives .Ioiix Acsi' YlI'l'!lA'l1I'4 r UR. HARRY CR.XXYIfURIJ ,f1l1'ii'or to establish high standards of scholarship among electrical engineering students and further their zidvzincement in that profession. To be eligible for membership, ii student must be in the upper quarter of lili juniors or in the upper third of Iili seniors. Pai ge Institute Advances The Aerospace Sciences INSTITUTE OF AEROSPACE SCIENCES Dox R.4G.XN' Presizlwzl DoNALD Corr I ir'ff-l'rr s'i1I1'11f DONALD Davis Sf'l7Af'1'IlI'j' JOHN McIr.H.xNr2y Tfl'fl5Ill'l'l' DR. f3LEN Ztpuw.-x1.T rl 1111 ir o r FRONT ROVV: Don Ragan, Donald Cott, Donald Davis, Art VVikotf, Dr. Glen Zumwalt, John IVIeIlhaney, Ronald Schwed- land, Alvin McLeaI1, ROXV 2: Adolph Palma, -Ioe Wlilson, Ralph Hall, Raymond Keys, James Randles, Jay Keffer, Don Ayres, Robert Ikard, Douglas Chenault. ROVV 3: Alvin Baker, Gary Smith, Robert Hinderliter, Kenneth Humpherys, NTERCI-I.-XNGE OF TECHNICAL IDEAS Elllltlllg aeronautical and aerospace engineers throughout the World, is the basic mission of the Institute of the Aerospace Sciences. The institute is the representative society for engineers, designers, and technical specialists in all the sciences related to the design and development of airborne and space craft. hrlembership is open to all persons, either professional or laymen, interested in the aerospace held and its advances. Activities of the institute included the modernization of the meeting room and construction of a vortex tube for demonstration purposes. Phillip VVilcox, John Flynn, Larry Ilall, Darrell Devers, Bob Cates, YVillis Thomason, Frederick Marshall. ROVV -I: Steven Ludwig, Dean Bee-he, -Ir., Wlilliam Yvomaek, -Ioel Stout, Ii. T. Dunlap, -lim Quaid, Niichael flark, Fred Gurney, Donald Nlason, Andy Stewart, Dan Ragan. Page 36+ FRONT ROXV: Ronald Covello, Daniel Lingelbach, Ron Co- hea, Donald Vanlandingham, James Rowland, Robert Mastin, Don Bowyer, Ramon Gatlin, Richard VVightman, Paul James. ROVV 2: John Orr, Bob Perry, John Elder, Charles Coleman, john Aust, Gilbert Asher, Don Stout, Jerry Taylor, Herb Gordon, Charles Haist, Gerald Thompson. ROVV 32 Dan Ragan, Larry Cockrell, Bruce YVishard, james VViser, Douglas Elgin, lVallace Braswell, Edward llepworth, james Swadley, Claude Nelson, James Sparks, Gene Armstrong, Phillip Fields. ROVV -I-: Gary Brooks, XVesley Stiles, Jerry Treadway, Gary Goodman, Albert Gibson, Gary Vance, Robert Nlauel, Norman Dang, Raymond Keys, Charles Lester, Arthur Brown, Lewis Barnard. ROXV 5: Donald Shobo, Vance Hunt, Hadi Monsef, Richard XVilson, Eugene Arnold, Marvin Smith, Troy Pem- berton, David Brady, George Qualls, Virgil Ellis, Carmi Homes, Thomas Peace, Bruce Sturkie. Student Engineers Enter Paper Contest AIEE-IRE .lanes Rownxxn Clhlliflflflll DoN.u.o Vaxcaxnixcruxi lift! -C'hlliT1IlH7l Roxaw COVELLU if IEE SFt'7'F1'!II'j' Rorzriiu' XIASTIN IRE Serrelzzry Rox Cori EA Treasurer DANUQL D. LiNGi2LB.xcH Advisor ECENT TECHNOLOGICAI, INNOVATIONS ill the scientific industry make our nation need professional engineers more than ever before. The American, Institute of Ra- dio Engineers, joint student branch, seeks to develop an attitude in the electrical engineer- ing student at an early stage in his career, increasing his chances for rapid advance- ment. Highlight of the year is the student branch paper contest. In the past years students have entered competition with papers on such interesting and timely subjects as elec- tronic digit computers and satellite tracking methods. Page 363 ALPHA PI MU A better understanding among the students and faculty, plus the promotion of new ideas in industrial engineering education, compose the purposes of Alpha Pi Mu. FRONT ROW: Robert McCormick, Bobby Weaver QTreas- urerj, D. G. Gates fAdvisorj, VV. F. Harlin, Ir. fPresidentJ, PETROLEUM CLUB The Petroleum Club was organized in 1948 for petroleum engineers and geologists who are interested in keeping abreast of the newest developments in the oil industry. FRONT ROW: Don Davis, Robert VVo0d CSecretaryj, jim Don Ridgeway, jim Woodson QSCCFCLHI'-YD. ROVV 2: Homer Rhodes, 'Terry McAdams, Bob Taylor, Stan Jones, jim Wixson, Don Reynolds, Doug Johnson. ROVV 3: Ting Lee, David Lucas, Norman Falconer, Charles Burford, Emory Martin, Harry Blount, Jr., Garland Copelin. Tomlinson QPresidentj, A. I. Morris, James Clark. ROW 2: E. C. Fitch CCO-Advisory, Richard Flaker, A. G. Comer 1Co- Advisorb, Don Claxton, R. J. Paulsen, Jr., Larri Elrod. ROW 3: Norval Norman, jack Johnson, Ir., Wayne Adams QTreasurerj, John Rybka, Larry Gage, Patrick Hoggard. Page 366 lhlgc 367 TECH RADIO CLUB lflistt-riilg :mal pmrxintiiig nun aiuliiuvcinriits in tha- tirlcl ul' liillingslcy, 1,LlI'I'vY llurclin, Keith Nlmitguiiicry, wlllllles XVhit- rutlin mi thc Ultlzxlwiim Stun- liIllYL'I'Nllj miriiluis is um' ul thu mire, C'li11rlcs C':1lhou1i. ROW' 3: liill NV:irc, l.1lI'l'f' klnncs, ynml impurtglht purpvisvs of tht' Tech Rlltllll vluh, Drriizilml Nlclliclizicl, Dale Briglizxm, liclxxzlrnl Green, l,1lXYIlj Mnrtcins, Cullum Bennett, Phil McCollum. RUN' +2 Darrel lfRHN'll RUXY: Cwil Smith, julm lzicksuii, Twin Quulls Miller,Ueorgcllumplu-cy,DavidPz11twii,R:1y'11mmI l,llYlil5Ull, l'l'i'cz1sLi1'e1'l, IN-fry McNeill llhwsinlviltl, C'l1:11'lcs Pifcr lSeCre- Xveslvy 'I':1ylm', Jr., Ruhcrt Blzxrtin, ,lmncs Nlnmii, Flflhll 'l'r11itt, tziryl, R. XV. Tiiim-ll l.-Xclvisvrrl, Tliumzis llairris. ROW' 2: liurke Pcrry, 'lizivis XVils1l1i. R-flwrt NYvsti1wr'el:nml, ,lim linker, l.1lI'I'A ihlliuuii, Duiialml AMATEUR RADIO CLUB W5Yl liictruasiiig tcvliiiivzil :mtl zipplicnlivc kurmwlcclge t'rrm'erning FRONT ROVV: Tony Bickel, lluward Phillips, Hill K1lllliIllZl.Il, the field of radio curnmuriiczltiorl, mcmhers uf the .Nrnzitc-ui' KCI1URvfJfJll,I.C'S Goekler. ROXV 2: Arthur B1'UXYI1,.lCl'l:ljllV15. Radio vluh IH6t't to discuss rclcvzmt suhjects. Myrrm Smith, Paul James, Thomas Ilfvflivh, Clizirlcs Lester. l, A - - l X ,lk l retnryl, Curl Holloway fViCe-Prcsidentl. ROVV 2: Ramesh Milnshi, Larry Hove, Dara Childs, joe Turner, jerry VVilliz1ms, Akbar Ahmadi. ROVV 3: Aridi Fawzi, Ron VVhite, Robert Forrest, Hart Childs, Charles Brink, Tinsley Uclen, Niike Fenton. Jim Stephenson QTreasurerl, Vllilliam Easton CAdvisorl, Dean Beebe, jr., Merlin Anderson. ROVV 2: Jerry Trottmann, James Ingle, Arnold Edwards, Howard liozarth, jr., Gary Smith, Don Pruitt, Darryl Naegeli. ww ., t fmt 5 is -1, . W K . l ,,,,,,, Ei 'fi 23- ,, 5, f V L, ,W E FRONT ROXV: Paula Vanhooser, Kris Anderson, jerry Hal- comb, Alan Brunken, Robert Shanks, Paul Kirkpatrick, Robert Brase, Cecil Hoyt, Max VVashburn, John Sheikholeslami, Sammy VVittmer. ROVV 2: Reza Alavi, Taras Hirviak, Ed Mclindareer, ,lim Reed, Darrol McDaniel, Frank Rinehart, Donn XVooldridge, Larry Blackledge, Bob VVright, Harry Mason, Mike Photiadis. ROVV 3: Aedl Ibrahim, Ghassan Saadeb, Ronald Grob, Bill Harris, lWike Bradley, Niowafliak Nalu, Syed Nusratnlla, George Sehoenlebec, Larry Lynes, Ross Floyd, Perry Horacek, George Taylor. ROVV 4: Brij Kishore, Siew Lee, Hoo Lun Ho, Richard Cramer, Stewart lNf1cMinimy, Frank Riehart, James Snthers, Robert Stone, Gary Taylor, Wlilliam Palmer, Boyle Brinkley, Ira I.aCamp. ROVV 5: VVar- ren Cornwell, Larry Davis, Harold Patrick, Harry Parker, David Davis, Larry Taylor, John Kelly, Bob Eubanks, jack Kelley, Jack Hammond, Mervin Snowden, jerry Harris, John Jacoby. Student Chapter Benefits Membership AIA-BEAUX ARTS Kms ANDERSON Prfsidezzt -loHN SHEIKHOLESLAMI l'i1'e-Presidmzt ,I ERRY I-IALCOMR Sffretfzry ALAN BRUNKEN Treasurer LJEORGE CHAN R ERLIN fldfuisor N CONJUNCTION with the national chapter, the student chapter of the American ln- stitute of Architects provides members with the best possible benefits Within its power. It strives to maintain interest on a partisanship basis, to provide educational events that will be of interest to both archi- tects and architectural engineers, and to pro- vide members a balance of excellent enter- tainment. A few of AIA's projects which are now in operation are the BeauX-Arts Ball, an em- ployment program for graduating seniors, summer employment, and an active athletic program. Page 369 SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS Unity between the first and second-year students of mechani- cal technology and the maintenance of a strong contact with industry is the main purpose of this club. FRONT ROVV: James Brown lPresidentj, Alvin Sherman fAdvisorj, Bruce Ruster fAdvisorj, John VVheeIihan CVice- Presidentl, -Terry Cook QSecretary-Treasurerj, ROVV 2: Billy Kiehn fReporterj, Dick Ramming, Duane Peters, Gayland Francis, Leonard Branen, Bob Hodgson, Gary Koch. ROVV 32 -lim Kuehne, Dick Chelf, Bill Henderson, Bob Evans, Boh Farrell, Clifford Ewert, Gary VVeher. ROWV 4-: Karl Schmid, Gabriel Hernandez-De-Alba, Reuben Shannon, Douglas Cal- kins, Steve Noling, Ronnie Carr, John Page, Eugene Hawkins. GOVERNMENT WEEK EXECUTIVE COUNCIL fonceived and organized hy Oklahoma State students, the council's program is designed to promote interest and aware- ness in governmental activities. FRONT ROVV: Judy Cornels, Suzanne Harder, Dr. Rohert VValker, Gary Richards, Marilyn Reeves, Susan Bowles, Trula Guiou. ROVV 2: Don Hager, Scott XViIIiams, Roger VVehlw, Randy Roark, Larry Metcalf. NVQ 3 ... Q . FRONT RUXVS Pete Frans, lfddie Pritehett, Duane Day, Lynn Iiureli, XVoody Soutlierlantl, rlziek Shaw. ROW' 3: Curtis liooim-i', Mickey Ratliff, Lyndon Goble. ROVV 2: Kenneth Cline, jerry Czlrnplwll, Bruee llpperly, llownrd Mzirler, Nlnry Boggs, liill llolienlwoken, Lzirri' Clzirvic-, John Sander, Joe VVilson, l.:irr.i' Bilger, l,eo lilnkley. National Convention Is Highlight Ut Year AGGIE X EDDIE PRITCHETT HI-1 AGGIE-X CLUB is designed to promote a better relationship and understanding between the students and faculty of agri- eultural economies. Aetivities of the elub include the publishing of a newsletter, the granting ofthe l-l. VV. Spielnian scholarship l'f'z'.vide11f LYNN liooxiiirz I-i1'1'-Pf1'.flIll'I1f Iltxxxic Du' 5 f '5' award, and the sponsoring of tours to differ- ent points in the state. Hieiuix' R.XTI.Il4'If , , , Highlight ot the year oeeurred at the na- y'I't'Il.l'IH'l'7' I ' I tional convention when Pete Iarans, agrieul- tural eeonomies junior, was elected president of the American Farm Economies Assn. Page 37 Contests Accentuate Yearlong Activities AGRONOMY CLUB jim MY NIILLER P'rf.vident PHILLIP Stats Virfzf-President XV. C. PESTERFIELD Secretary RONLD DALRYMPLE Treasurer D.-win SANDER ddtfisor FRONT ROVV: David Sander, David Ihle, Jimmy Miller, Eddie Black, Phillip Sims, VV, C. Pesterfield, Bobby Darst, Ronald Dalrymple. ROVV 23 VVesley Carson, Tom Hughes, Robert Post, john VVilkins, James Cole, Steven Smola, Neal Otto, Charles Taliaferro. ROVV 3: Billy Kirby, Charles Grif- fith, Darrell Duff, Bob Johnson, Nels Holrnberg, Byron Burson, KLAHONIA STATEJS AGRONONIY CLUB, HH afiiliate of the American Society of Agronomy, was first organized on the OSU campus in 1922. The club is designed to bring together men from field crops, soils and related Fields. Each year the club sponsors the freshman- sophomore and the junior-senior judging contests, as Well as the Oklahoma high school interscholastic crops-judging contest. They participate in intramurals, socials and have an annual senior banquet each spring to highlight the year's activities. Marion Owens, Victor Mays, Jack Smith, Billy Lucas, Al- Snaidy Mohammed. ROVV -i: john Bogard, john Clay, James Smith, Glen Just, Billy Clay, Lloyd lVIurdock, Ray Edelmaier, Gene Arnold, Pongpit Piyapongse, Dale Gilliland, John Spitzer. Page 372 FRONT ROYV: Rodney Orrell, Bobby Durst, VV. C. Pester- field, Fred LeC'rone, Bob Totusek, J. E. VVebster. ROVV 2: Billy Kirby, Bob Johnson, Nels Holmberg, Jimmy Miller, Fred Hines, Mike Henley, Ronald Dalrymple. ROVV 3: Al-Suaidy Nlohammed, James Long, Stanley Gilliland, Duane Day, YVes- ley Carson, Lynn Boomer, Everett Nlartin. ROVV -li 'lohn Reinert, George Brant, Eddie Pritchett, Bruce Epperly, Glenn Richardson, Lloyd Murdock, David Ozment, VVayne Fish, George Lackey, Carroll Germany. Awards Presented To Agriculture Students ALPHA ZETA Rooxizv f3RREI.I. President lion Dr-XRST l'it:f-Pz'f'.vi11f'11f XV. C. l'i2sTErtifri21.n St'V'7'FfI1I'j' .Im RIILLER ,lll'PIl5lH'I'l' LPHA ZETA, a national honorary agricul- ture fraternity, encourages leadership, scholarship, cha racter, and goodwill among the students, besides sponsoring nu- merous activities and services to the College of Agriculture. These activities include an award presented each year to the outstand- ing instructor in the College of Agriculture, a foreign student party to develop a more friendly relationship with international stu- dents, and a spring banquet held for the presentation of various awards to students of agriculture. Page 313 Fnurfnld Purposes Bharacterize Bluh COLLEGIATE FFA PAL' L STORM Prfxidfnf TED HANDKE Vifff-Pravidmif ,FRED IJIN ES Sfcretzzry LOYD BROWN Trfasurrr CHRIS VVHITE i4a'visor FRONT ROVV: Chris VVhitv, Ted Handke, Fred Hines, Roger Barnett, COLJI'YIIl'j' Risner, lmyrl Brnwn, Paul Storm, Roheri Prima ROYV 2: I,uis Acosta, Hill Clymer, Lee VVyu11c, Doug VVagnncr, Dallas Talkingtun, Merle Buss, James Beach, Boon- tiam Uhareonyiiig, Dharm Tom Tesua. ROVV 3: Zak N10- hamacl, Bennie Van Vactcr, Donald Bnyett, Larry Hughes, COL'R'I'NFY RISNER, Queen Narinclar Gill, joe Maxson, John Teel, Marcus juhy, Saicl Saiclzacleh, Hong: Chow. ROVV 4: jim VVhite, Frank VVnocl- ruff, Charles Merriman, Ray Edelmaicr, john VVarHeld, Earl McCrav, Lerov Brvan, Leon Aupperlc-, Bill Schultz, Roy P6l1HlllLl2,'f0I1, Arnannllah Zacrpou r. igc 374 FRONT ROVV: Pete Frans, Everett Edington, Gary Jarvis, Gary Brown, Ken Ilarrod, 'Ion Ford, Clayton Cook, Richard Baker. ROVV 2: I.on Ilawkins, I.. D. Smith, Lon Shell, Harry Oneth, Don Dudley, Mac Irving, Mike Combs, Curtis Cockrell, Burl Richardson. ROV' 3: ,lim Niles, Russell Snyder, Richard COLLEGIATE FFA orxoiio IN Marten, 1932, the Oklahoma State chapter of the Future Farmers of America has the distinction of being the first collegiate chapter established. The goals of this organization are: Qll to promote a spirit of cooperation and good- will among high school and college members of the Future Farmers of America, Q25 to provide training for leadership in activities ofthe Future Farmers of America for young men at OSI' planning to be leaders in the Oklahoma division, l3l to promote voca- l,ock, Richard Craig, Ted liuntz, james Stout, Song-Bae Lin, Pittha Bunnag, Dev Raj liajaj, Chern Maneerat. ROVV 4: Carl Barnes, Kenneth Harper, Rohert Ilouk, -I. D. Fields, Dean Nlcyer, jim Gatz, Franklin Seiher, liarl Buss, Harold Gillen- waters, -Ierry Iiauhach, VVilliam Rink. tional education in agriculture in the second- ary schools of the state, and Qll to promote activities, purposes, and the ideals of the Future Farmers of America. This vocational agriculture teacher train- ing group provides experience in conducting group meetings, organizing and working with committees, and bringing forward to the minds of its members a more thorough understanding of the rural problems which will be faced upon their graduation. l'ag Citizenship And Service Exempliiy Members COLLEGIATE 4-H D EE Lizcaxo President RieH.-xkn '1'ARvisY liiff'-lJl'l'5idC?7ll' Lois jmxs Secretary KAR EN Hass err 'l'reasurr'r lax -I. Hoimfm Aldvisor FRONT ROVV: Karen Bassett, Lois Jeans, Dee Legako, Rich- ard Tarpey, Ken Sehneeberger, Dick Schlitz, Lareeca Carpenter, Julia Baker, Ann Good. ROVV 2: Mary Blubaugh, Mary Hancock, Beatrice Goulden, Mary Thomas, LeVeta Burkes, Iiavelle Gotschall, Martha Tarpey, Eloise Cinnamon, Margaret Cross, Carolyn Courtney. ROVV 32 Sherry Domnick, Carolyn TRRSSING USEFVL CITIZENSHIP 21HCl lC?l.Ci- ership in the community, While main- taining a social fellowship with one another, the collegiate -l-H strives to further the understanding of rural problems over the World. The group Was organized on the OSU campus in l92+l. Since that time the club has met once each month for an evening full of fun and friendly fellowship. The IOO members of the Collegiate -l-H chapter join together at Wiener roasts, square dances and house parties. The big highlight of the year is the spring banquet. Purvis, Nlichael Lucas, Teresa Lackey, Harry YVoods, -Iohnie jelsma, Rose Culver, Penny Vontungeln, Larry VVatson, Bruce Robinett, C':1rol VVood. ROVV 4: David Spencer, John Reinert, ul. L. Brandon, Robert Fulton, John Vvoods, Robert Dzur, Rich- ard Biuller, jerry Sills, David Semrad, Bruce Epperly. Page 376 Q Mm ' , nf , ! X , 1 5 X ,I s J , f 3 5 F F 1 : iffs-'- 51 ' 'if-as -Si ' Y V Lahkaff X t 'hr , W . ' at Lg? gl r as 5 MQ: 2' a X '5 X si 3, 1 Mis, 1 l Q 5 ,X -1, 1 .ZH W 5 - HE 3 f ,Q 9, 5, 115 I k HW 1 5 r if Q. , 431 tw i , HJ X 2' g X , fig w ' it r 8 M A 4855: X X 5 It .x xi Q, ,4 S4 xxx at K wi ,, 222 , P Q? Te? r V 1 3 ffl fx a il OULTRY IUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: C'. Gilbrcuth ffuachj, David Sharp, Niike llcnley, David Uzmcllt, George Brant. MEATS .IUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Evert Nfartin, ,l1lL'k Tucker, Robert llillier, Hubert Halsey, Rodney Orrell, 1,mvull yx71lIlUl'S Qifoavh 3154 1,,.,, IPM vgww gh! , ,FSEWEE vi J . -2,4 153W -, M LE, RSL f5??Z'2?BiE ,:-v,?1X525f4!.3Y77v., lf? L , CROPS IUDGING TEAM I,lil 'll 'l'l5 Rliillli Daiid Sauder lffnarlxl, Darrell Dull, NV. C. Pesterneld, Charles Grillitll. TECH DRAFTING CLUB Consisting of students majoring in drafting and design, the 'I'eeh Drafting club meets twice a month to discuss the newest developments in its field of endeavor. FRONT ROVV: C. H. Thompson CAdvisorj, R. D. Brumfield, james Glasgow fSeeretary-Treasurerj, Jack Rankin, Charles Lloyd. ROVV 2: Loy Payne fPresidentj, johnny Matthews, Sheldon Freels QVice-Presidentj, Eldon Hardy, Lee Curtis, Earl Rogers. ROYV 3: VVilliam Fail, Ronald Jackson, Richard Reid, Jack Godfrey, Mike Sherman, Gene VVilson, Val Marche- som. FRONT ROVV: James Boyd, Mac Suthers, Bob Royer, Travis Rich, Judy Gamble, Larry Peters, Lynn Yvarren, VVillie Basler, Dean Fisher, joe Crabtree. ROXV 2: Tim VVest, Fred Conner, llugh Halsey, M. Gould, Eugene Burns, Floyd Smith, Ronald Patton, jim Faulkner, Gary Mills, Lewis Block, Larry Bogges. ROW' 3: David DeBerry, Gene Irwin, Leon Aupperle, Larry Kennedy, jim Orndorfli, Dallas Talkington, Tony Nichols, Kenneth Poteet, Richard Harrison, Gordon Broun, jndv Kin- der, VVillard VVolf. ROVV +1 Nelson Thornton, Everett Mar- tin, Ralph hieeks, Turner Davis, Bill Able, Bob Hillier, Roy Brothers, Dan Vogt, Billy Ferguson, Jack Tucker, jack Young, Bill Overholt. ROVV 5: Bill Griffeth, Glenn Richardson, Rodney Urrell, Joe Griswold, Edwin Sain, Mike Thomas, Harry Tjardes, Ron Kable, jerry Terry, Everett Cutter, LeRoy Kenney, Charles Vincent, Joel Cox. Brotherhood Promoted By Largest Chapter BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB -IAMES BOYD President LARRY PETERS Vine-Presizlefzt K Iac S L'TH ERS Snretzzry IJ EAN l'lISII ER 'I lrwatzz ref A. B. NELSON xfdwisor HREE MAIN oejecrives of OSU's Block and Bridle club have helped make it the nation's largest chapter. The first is to promote a higher scholastic standard among the students of animal husbandryg the second is to promote animal husbandry as a profes- sion, and the third is to bring about a closer relationship among the men who are seeking animal husbandry as a profession. Activities of the club include an all-uni- versity rodeo twice a year, a livestock show- manship contest, various judging contests, and social events throughout the year. I tgo 2 Activities Enhanced By Actual Practice FORESTRY CLUB CAROL jo Bmw, Queen FRONT ROVV: Jerry Legg, Richard Smeltzer, Chuck Gay, Nat VValker, Dwain Embrey, Neil Elliott, Ed Karch, Earl Ruby, Frankie Vllhittington. ROVV 2: Don Lammers, Roy johnson, Darryl Hunkapillar, Richard VValker, Robert Gard- ner, Larry Larson, Richard Lord, John Skinner, joe Hartman, Doyle VVeatherford. ROW 3: Ronnie Parks, Ernest Nunn, David VVickwire, David Hensley, Dan VVhaylen, Ron Sorensen, llarley Sears, Bill Sluder, Don Trantham, Omer Burdick, Wil- CTIVITIES OF THE FORESTRY CLUB give tht? group a chance to put into actual prac- tice the theories of all phases of forestry life. Taking an active interest in the differ- ent functions of the organization, the mem- bers enjoy the annual banquet held at Camp Redlands and the HLog Jam which is held each spring at Lake Carl Blackwell. The Forestry club has a two-fold purpose. Not only does it give the members a better chance to know each other as Well as their instructors, but it also serves as a means for members to learn more about their chosen professional fields. liam Payne. ROVV 4: David Courtney, Nlonty Carson, Dean VVells, Jim Parker, jerry Timmons, John Owen, Kenneth John- son, Ellis Cochrane, Billy Johns, john Foster, James Flanders. ROW 5: Jerry Marrs, Phil Clary, Richard Tanner, Vincent VVallace, Tom lVIcCollum, Lee Nichols, Jim Bowyer, Melvin Travis, George Parker, Matt McEntire, Gary Prather, VVayne Kellev. Page 380 ' if- 1,1 Zz, 'IQK 530 mi l l ' f ak . rw, 9 . 5 ,,.-am, .A W we . C . '? A - L- Al -f L. SANBORN ENTOMOLOGY CLUB The promotion of biological and technical knowledge in the CVice-Presidentj, Horace Van Cleave, Dale Bottrell fSecretary- lield of entomology and research is one of the main purposes Treasurerh, john Reinert. ROVV 2: Keith R. Long, Robert R. of the Sanborn Entomology club. VValton, james H. Curtis, Stephen J. llarp, Jimmy R. Hurst. ROVV 3: D. E. Howell, D. E. Bryan, Gary A. Blount, Donald FRONT ROYV: Larry VVatsou CPresidentj, Richard Bryan Bailey, Gary R, Herrington, VVilliam Drew. Striving to further the study and conservation of wildlife FRONT ROVV: Ronnie Jarman fSecretary-Treasurerj, F. Nl. resources, members of the VVildlife society have combined with Baumgartner fSponsorl, Terry Landrith fPresident7, Vaughn tonservationists to further their efforts, Rasar CProgram Chairmanj, james Karrenbrock QVice-Presi- clenth. ROVV 2: Gary Smeltzer, jack Graves, Richard Martin, Robert VVarrick, Vern James, Dwayne Moon. i Judging Team Honored With Fall Banquet POULTRY SCIENCE CLUB DAVID OZWIENT Prrririrfrzt DENXIS Conmx Iflifl'-PfFSiIlU7If LARRY FELKIXS St't'I'l'f!Z7'jf' PHIL HIIJSPETH Trwzsurer DR. GEORGE NEWEI,L Azlvisor FRONT ROVV: Ronald Smith, George Brant, David Ozment, Dennis Corbin, Larry Felkins, Phil Hudspeth. ROVV 2 Hamdi Al Fayadh, Robert Kalka, Phillip Muller, Glen Forei man, Harold Melton, Dr. George Newell, Carl Black. ROWV 3 CTIVITIES IS TIIE ONE NVORD that C2111 SUI11 up the Poultry Science club. This past year the club sponsored the poultry judging team, entered a decoration in the Homecoming parade, served a fall banquet in honor of the judging team, a1Id held a spring picnic for members, staff and alumni. The club was organized in 1930 to famil- iarize students with the science of poultry and to promote good fellowship between the students and faculty. hflembership is open to all students major- ing in poultry science and to other students having special interests in poultry. Carolyn Harman, Mike Henley, John Casey, Stephen Sumner, Dr. John VVest, Richard Tarpey, Richard Muller, C. A. Roberts. Page 382 I ,.. 41' K ' yi - , 1 A ga aa ,ig , ,526 t,e 'CT , M ie, c DAIRY PRODUCTS IUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Qtr-phenw George Inickex' Clinton XXvZ'lShZlII1, David Snider, Paul johnson SOILS JUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: David Thle XS endell Arnold, Sum BIQ'NlichaeT,jnl111 Spitnr A ag 'Q l A P L DAIRY CATTLEJUDGING TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Beams Duane Lester Louis Keith, jr., Richard Ihrrison Rex Denham, Curtis Griffin QCoachl. LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM ROW 1: ,Tack McCroskey CCoachj, Allan Jensen, ,Terry Terry, Glenn Richardson. ROW' 2: Mac Suthers Bill Criffeth Larrs Peters Herschell Giles, Nelson Thornton. ROW 3: Travis Rich, Bill Able, Harry Tjardes, M. B. Gould, Ken Schneeherger Charles Nincent A A . , M. , ,.......h Page 384 X512 ig AGGIE TOASTMASTERS The purpose of this group is to give agricultural students an lQueenl, A. C. Bennett CAdviso1'U, Kim Ford. RUVV 2: Al- opportunity to speak hefore a group. The elulw queen tor this Suaidy Nlohammed, Lon Hawkins, XViley Felty, liddie lilaek, gear is Bliss -lan Caldwell. Hill llohenhoken. ROXV 31 Ronnie Bremer, Earl llaves, Hike Cline l'Freasurerl, Phillip Sims, Kenneth Poten-tel Viee-Presi- FRONT ROXV: Pete Frans lljresidentj, Jan Caldwell dentl, Bill Clyrner. In order to provide a satisfactory atmosphere for informal FRONT RUVVZ Henry Vllindiate fljresidentj, Tommy Gil- diseussion of problems confronting huilding Construction majors, lizlm, Bob Cusick lSecretary-Treasurerl, Lawrence Knotts, Beta Chi Sigma was founded in 1956. Billy Hailey. ROW' 2: Leonard Taron, john Oshorne, David Stogsdill QViee-Presidentl, Rohert Jones, Lawrence VVeimhold, Charles Terrill. i ire 5 ln '2 :QM i a 1 i W i i p Q i L 4 LL N. if We f sg, Page 385 Cheese And Cider Festival Highlights Year DAIRY SCIENCE CLUB STANLEY fiILLIL.-XND P'1'z's'i1l'e11t it I ,traces -I tx iw If7i1't'-Pfl'SiIll'lI I Roinrizr 'l'ritEssisN Szfrwlrzry Lo U is Ki ETH 7vI't I1.i'll7'Fl' LINVILLIQ BUSH Jdetiror FRONT ROVV: Robert Thiessen, Linville Bush, Robert Resser, Stanley Gilliland, Sharron Lowe, George Lackey, Robert Kin- kade, Glenn Holderread, Darrell Stiles. ROVV 2: David Stephens, Robert Stone, Stanley Kolar, Samuel McClure, Garry Gilger, Robert Gilliland, Allen Hauls, Hubert Croslin, Paul johnson. ROW 3: Troy Toles, Richard Beams, Ted Varnell, ESIGNED TO BRING TOGETHER StLlClCl1CS of dairy and related fields, the local Dairy Science club is a student branch of the American Dairy Science association. Some highlights of the club's social season are a spring banquet and a faculty-student picnic. lhlembcrs of this organization aid in the planning of Dairy day and assist the dairy cattle judging team in national contests. These activities are financed by the sale of cheese and cider at the festival and of Christ- mas gift cheese packages. VVith an attend- ance of over twenty-hve hundred, the festival was a great success. David Snider, Duane Lester, llaskell liesherse, Glen Blair, James Nlatthews, Phillip Johnson, Harold Key. ROVV 42 Larry Early, Don Reed, Kenneth lVIcDaniel, Norris Nichols, Clinton VVasham, Curtis Grifhn, Stanley Nlusgrave, David Long, G. M. Kanoa, jim Mickle, S. Koka. Page 386 FRONT ROVV: James Long, jack Timmons, Sue Curtis, Rich- ard Pavne, Carroll Germany. ROVV 2: J. C. Raulston, joe ' ' L h F. A. Romshe. Dunn, joe Skinner, C harles Long, Eugene u er, ROVV 3: Ilarendra Parikh, Norman VVarminski, Brent Loy, Steve Bivin, David Bradford, Maamun Jayyoussi, Suzanne Ownbv. ROW' 4: Kais Masri, Bill Nokes, James Long, james Easton, Tom Thole, Ray VVright, Franklin Millsap, Ro Smith. nald Members Host To Garden Club Short Course HORTICULTURE CLUB Jon BIAXSUN Pzwzvizlzfzz 1' JAMES LoNG Ivlfl'-lJl'f'5iIlf'Ilf SL' li CL'R'r1s Sccrwtfzry C.'XRRULL cllfRlI.XNY YlI'f'Il,Yllft'V' RICHARD PAYNI3 F. A. Ro.x1sHE Advisors ICIXIBERSHIP UF THE HORTICULTURE CLUB is composed of students interested in fruit growing, nursery p roduction, fl culture, vegetable growing and landscape ori- de- sign. The club is designed to stimulate inter- est in horticulture. Each vear the club helps the staff serve as host to the garden club short course. In addition the members sponsor the interscho- lastic judging contest and hold a student- faculty ballgame and strawberry feed. Technical information is provided by field trips, movies, and speakers representing one of the lields of horticulture. age Semi-Monthly Programs List Responsibilities ALPHA PSI Rox' SMITH 1JI't'.VflZl'71f Davin 3lI'I'CHEI.l, 1 'i1'z'vP1'eSi1ft'11 1' ,IosiaPH Citlxiaor Sl'l'I't'fIl7'j' AI IQRRY VVn.soN yvI'f'll,Ylll'f7l' XVYNN ,Ioxizs .111-t'1.mr FRONT ROVV: james Stone, Doyne Ilamm, Thomas hlueeke, Lester Dupler, Nliehael Richie, Jerry VVilson, Joseph Chabot, Roy Smith, David Mitchell. ROVV 2: A. K. Spencer, Emil Kasik, Ir., Fdwin Fisher, Hruee Stringer, Craig Franks, Daniel Solomon, Don Roach, -lim McCallie, Dwayne Jeffries, ROVV 3: Tran lWinh, Gaylord French, liruee Stroup, Mike Santind, Bill L'PPl.lfXlFXTlNG PROFESSIONAL S'l'lYDllfS with semi-monthly programs which toueh on many of the eommunity prob- lems and responsibilities a veterinarian must faee, Alpha Psi helps to make Well-rounded eitizens of its members. Alpha Psi is a na- tional fraternity in veterinary medieine, and was ehartered on the USU eampus in l95-l. lts purpose is to bring fellowship to its mem- bers and create eloser union among them. Social funetions, such as dinner-danees, in- formal parties, steak fries, and other get- togethers are included in the aetivities of this elub to unite all members of the group. Robinson, Bill Tolbert, C. Bryson, Josh Fitller, Zane Bowles, john Freeman. RUXV 4: Yvylie Hough, Terry Beals, Jerry Kendrick, Charles Montgomery, john VVehling, Stan Acree, Dick Bozltsman, Truman Hudson, R, XV. Grifhth, Edward Schenk, james Dear. Page 388 FRONT ROVV: Clarence l'eterman, Roberta Burdette, Dick Yvooclson, Ronald Gustafson, Larry Kendrick, Louis Lane, Douglas Inderlied, Kenneth Sperling. ROXV 2: Douglas Sel- lars, Andy Baker, Nolan Gross, Robert Holley, Leonard Caspar, David Pope, Adrienne Ruby, Olon Melilhannon, Carolyn Courtney. RUVV 3: Toby lloover, Shelagh Curtin, Jan Cald- well, Nancy Collins, Paul Du Bois, Rodger Atkins, Florence Burgess, Denny Slaves, Claud Evans, Gerry Grant. ROVV -lf: XVilliam liurelitiel, Richard Stedman, Robert Kerr, jerry Mar- tin, Joe Smith, l'tah Fox, Yvilliam Hornbuckle, Robert Fulton, VVarren Newby, Ferris Hall, Hubert Vvalters. ROVV 52 Geta- honn Kioldegiorgis, Samuel Atnafu, Mike Bugher, Allen Spencer, VVilliam Russell, Russell Bartling, Norman Grimes, joe Daniel, lired james, Tony Schwab, john Swaim, Gerry Clink. Professional Aspects, iipportunities Told PRE-VETERINARY CLUB Cmaizxeiz Pizriirurxx P1'f'xiz1f'11f AIERRY lI1'rcHi5I,I, liffl'-lJI'l'3'fIZt'Ilf Roiaifwiix lil.'RlJli'l I'lZ S1'c1'cffl1'y- 'liI'l'fl.l'lll'f'7' Dux GLENN C. Hour if 11't'i.vo 1' Roaxizian IN THE SPRING or 1960, the Pre-Veterinary club strives to promote a stronger bond among students enrolled in pre-veterinary medicine and to familiar- ize them with various aspects of their chosen profession. Through guest lecturers which include many professors of Veterinary medi- cine, club members learn what is in store for them while in school as well as their oppor- tunities after graduation. Nleeting at least once a month, club mem- bers plan various activities which will en- hance their career in Veterinary medicine. This year's project was a tour of the OSI' Veterinary clinic. Page First Veterinary Glass Farms Organization STUDENT AVMA DOYNE HAMM Prerident EDDIE FISHER Vice-President JAMES BRANDT Secretary DAN ROBERTSON Treasurer ROGER PANCIERA Aidfvisor FRONT ROVV: Bill Inscoe, Robert Hardy, Jim McCallie, Louis Nightengale, James Arrington, Michael Richie, Edwin Fisher, Roy Smith, Thomas Jueschke, Don Robertson, Doyne Hamm. ROW 2: Demarious Keller, Della Baker, Donald Muncy, Gary Gibbons, VVilliam Robertson, Don Roach, Don Ensey, Emil Kasik, Frederick Ferguson, Lester Dupler, Arlis Boothe, Dwayne Jeffries, Gaylord French. ROW 3: Donald Luther, Robert Van Patter, Jerry Kendrick, J. Bryson, Joseph Chabot, Bruce Stringer, Craig Franks, Jack Allen, Donald DOYNE HAMM, President Vrbka, Franklin Humphreys, Clinton Jewett, Stan Acree, Louis Burch, VVylie Hough. ROVV 4: Zane Bowles, jack Nighten- gale, josh Fidler, Charles Montgomery, Jerry VVilson, Elden Svec, Truman Hudson, N. Nail, Tom Loafmann, Edward Schenk, A. Spencer, Janet Grantham. ROVV 5: James Stone, David Mitchell, Ronald Stenseng, Daniel Solomon, George Meyer, John VVenling, Dale Schomp, Bill Tolbert, Dewayne Giddeon, James Dear, VVylie Dunn, R. Griffith, Ned Ross. Page 390 FRONT ROYV: Ronald Geisert, VVilliam Lance, john Kirk- patrick, Darrell Allison, Thomas Carter, Thomas VVelsh, Jim Roeconi, Yvade Nlarkham, James Brandt, Johnnie Remer, Rich- ard Bailey. ROVV 2: Bill Carter, Dianne VVall, Barbara Me- Abee, Joe Davis, Pat Durham, Barney Bertrand, Bill NTC- Dougal, Randall Smith, Larry lidwards, Joseph Buxton, Carl Vvard, Joel Jensen. ROVV 32 Lloyd Barker, Tom Collin, J. C. Doyle, Starling Miller, YVilliam Roberson, Talmage Brown, James Zyskowski, Dorland Bennett, Ron Solow, Dick lioatsman, STUDENT AVMA Ru.xN1z1QD in 1'H1-1 students of the hrst class in veterinary medicine in Nlareh, l9-l8, Student AVBIA strives: C l D to promote a spirit of friendly relations among the stu- dents regularly enrolled in the College of Veterinary Kledicineg C25 to provide an ad- ditional opportunity for the members to gain professional knowledgeg Q33 to build char- acter through the censorship of all unworthy actions of its members and the commenda- tion of all worthy deeds, and C-ll to make available to the students the opportunities D Richard Patterson, laul Frith. ROW' 4: Richard Burchinal, Richard Allen, Deorsey Nlcfiruder, Larry Swango, John Free- man, Bob Hall, Charles Seagren, Roger VVells, Keith Nlartin, Jackie Horton, Betty Reddick, Vicki Rupe, Rebecca Smith. ROVV 5: Tran Quang Nlinh, Jerry Jacobs, Richard Dahlem, Kenneth Sims, Nlarvin Adams, Laurin Patton, Lowell Pease, James Gehring, Dale Turner, Bruce Stroup, Nlonroe Nloreton, Terry Beals. offered by the American Veterinary Kledical association to its student chapters. Student AVKIA brings to the campus noted speakers from all over the state to dis- cuss subjects pertinent to the future veteri- narian while others have presented illus- trated lectures of interesting techniques and problems. Nlovies of research work, clinical work and husbandry methods acquaint the members with the phases of their future profession. is,,g,V Ja Page 391 Bar Association Requirements Are Studied Xl MU B I LL Pow rms Prvsidwlt ROGER XVICIZB I'7it'I'-PI'l'5iIllF7If lXIiLi.,xRD KRATZ Sf'l'i'l'fIIIlj7 Dick HANCOCK Trms ure 1' Ron IZRT BIORGAN r'1Il'lli.Wlf FRONT ROVV: Edward Foster, lVlillard Kratz, Roger Vllebb, Bill Powers, Dick Hancock, Carl Nlonk, Guy Clark, ROVV 2: Nlarianne McC'nnle5', Ronald Roderick, Derril Sebring, Keith I MU CHAPTER or OKLAHOMA is a charter member of the national pre-law organ- ization, the Chancery Club of America, Its main purpose is to bring together indi- viduals interested in law and to inform them of the requirements for passing the Okla- homa Bar association. Practicing attorneys and legal oflicials of Oklahoma lead discussions of the actual practice of law. This keeps the club in- formed on the current happenings in the state as Well as giving them a background in the practice of law. ln order to become a member of the club a member must stand trial to defend his knowledge of a supreme court case. Schirmer, Harry VVoods, John Deming, Dave Peterson, Arien Fielden, Sara llill. Page 392 9 K r its? one f r 'veal tw-fox K , A, A 9 BETA ALPHA PSI Accounting majors with a 3.0 grade average in their major Kinney, ROVV 2: Eula Jack, Barbara Stollings, Charles Carr, constitute the membership of Beta Alpha, an honorary organi- Richard Cloud, Bill VanSickle, Robert Nlcfiee, Nora Vinyard. zation which conducts accounting tutoring services. ROXV 3: Louise Pierce, Jim Cooper, Ed Mossman, Robert Schein, John Latta, Rosie Odorifero. ROVV 4: john Lohrey, FRONT ROVV: Jerry Hinshaw fTreasurerj, Patricia Milacek Robert DeBoard, Curtis Slaton, Donald Rouk, Harry Rosen- lSecretaryj, Dewey Clapp QPresidentj, Clark Rounds tVice- grants. Presidentj, Donald Viledman fllorresponding Secretaryj, Rudy ,BETA GAMMA SIGMA Beta Gamma Sigma is an honorary business society for stu- FRONT ROXV: Sam Lloyd fPresidentj, Nlary jane Cabe dents who rank in the upper four percent of their junior class fVice-Presidentj, Melba Lawson tSecretaryl. ROVV 2: Juli- or the upper ten percent of their senior class. anne Glass, Monroe Vaughan, Norman Loefller, Joan Campbell. Management Society Beasts 190 Chapters SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT 0E MANAGEMENT ARLEN FIELDEN Presidwzt Lokizx sl UST Vic'e-Presidvlrt ISARRARA BOLAND Secretfzry FRED ToLLEY Treasurer A LFRED STEIERT Jdztiror FRONT ROVV: Jerry Bowles, Barbara Boland Arlen Fielden Loren Just, Fred Tolley, David Gadd. RUVV '22 Dale Dunn: ing, Ozel Cox, Jr., Alfred Dodson, John Potes, Steve Stark, H15 SOCIETY for Advancement of hlanage- ment is a national professional organiza- tion made up of students in the field of economies, business administration, engineer- ing and others who have a sincere interest in the art and science of management. There are l9O chapters of SABI in leading colleges and universities in the United States, Can- ada, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. In SAKI students learn the importance of teamwork, initiative, and leadership through various meetings, conferences, seminars, panel discussions and association with fac- ultv members, fellow students, and the public. Herb Riley, Karen Cole. ROVV 3: james Gates, jim Reed, jerry Brown, Roy Thornton, XVilliam Perry, Larry Litle, Marsha Iiddins, Jim Smith, jr. I t0'c 39-l BETA UPSILON SIGMA Beta Lpsilon Sigma, which strives to promote professional business ideas, is one of the few honorary societies in the College of Business open to freshman women. FRONT ROVV: Sharon Raines CTreasurerj, Mary Cabe tPres- identj, Judy Wlagner CSecretaryj, Sandra Graham, Jo Lyhene, Karen Gerken, Dorothy Moore, Karan Staerkel. ROVV 2: Carol Mitchell, Rudene Rogers, Jan Kuykendall, Barbara Adams, Eve Rathfon, Joyce Kennedy, Roberta Haynes, Nlary Caldwell, Mary Rupprecht, Betty Krueger. ROVV 3: Barbara SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA Sophomores and juniors with a 3.0 grade average in their major are eligible for initiation into Sigma Alpha Sigma, honorary secretarial administration sorority. Vogel, Charlene Balsand, Nita Blackwell, Chris Kelamis, Karen Steinbeck, Doralia Bransky, Patti Gibson, Carolyn Blum- hof, Patricia Stringfellow, Lynda Park, Mary Litsey, Connie Clapp. ROW 4: Faye Fowler, Karen Kretchmar, Paula VVel- lenberg, Sharon Bass, Sara Anderson, Rita Costner, Diane Dailey, Margaret Hacker, Alice Romshe, Karen Smith, Connie Esch, Nlelva Lawson. ROVV 5: Carol Raney, Janet Davis, Charlotte Evans, Lou VVheeler, George Davis, Linda Smeltzer, Doris Roe, Mary Alexander, Martha Kesler, Connie Zoldoske, Patsy Akin. FRONT ROVV: Ann Hurst fVice-Presidentj, Julianne Glass CPresidentJ, Barbara Taylor CTreasurerj, Linda Lowrey fSec- retaryj. ROVV 2: Rita Costner, Sharon Raines, Kris Oltmann, Kathy Savage, Teri Jenkins. ROVV 3: Olive Galloway, Linda Lee, Patti Geis, Al'Louise Suthers, Brenda Payne. Fraternity Fosters Research Un Bemmeree ALPHA KAPPA PSI KIrr,ToN Correa l,l'f'.Yf!ff'1If Dox liIl,GORE Iliff'-l,I'f'3'f1ll'IIf Prfrrzrz R.xrskij.xrs Sf'f'l't'fIlI'j' JoHN l,aTTrzR 7ll'l'll.YllI'f'I' Fruzn BLACK ff zlirisor FRONT, ROVV: Jerry VVeigle, Charles Baker, Arlen Fielden, Pete liaiskums, Nlilton Cotter, Edwin Glover. ROVV 2: Mil- lard lxratz, Jr., james Smith, Jr., john Grant, Mike Camblin, 115'-t sw LPI-IA IQAPPA PSI, professional business fraternity, strives to further the Welfare of its members, to foster scientific re- search in fields of commerce, accounting and finance and to educate the public in appreci- ation and demanding higher ideals in busi- ness. Founded in l90-l at New York llniversity, Alpha Kappa Psi now has over 100 chapters and is listed as a charter member of the professional interfraternity conference, com- prised of leading professional fraternities. Each year the chapter sponsors business meetings, professional speakers and indus- trial tours. Jerry Hinshaw, Richard Cloud, Dewey Clapp. ROVV 3: Tom Howell, Byron Fine, Harry Selph, Alfred Dodson, Louie Stevens, Edd Pryor, Ronnie Skinner. F1 5 ,ef rm lavc 396 PIOMEGA PI Pi Omega Pi enhances the knowledge nf students innjoritmg in business educzltinn ln' Conducting pmfessintizll meetings at which noted businessmen speak. FRONT ROVV: Carolyn fhopp lPresidentl, 'lily Rnhertsull MU KAPPA TAU The gnnl nl: this nntiunztl prnfessifninl marketing fraternity is tn pronwte :tn nnclerstnnding in this held. lfneh semester memlwers make il toni' nt Uklnlimnn mnrketing companies. FRONT ROXVt Nlzlry Smith lSee1'et11r5J, John Hrzulley, Sid .'XIlllCI'SUIl Cldresidentl, Richard Fnrd, jerry llztrrisnn, lgfll'lTZlI'll lHistr1ri:1nl, Carul Campbell CTrensurerl, Nlellvn Lziwsnn lSecretaryJ, Connie Znldoske lViee-Presidentl. ROVV 2: Bnh Grilhth lSpnnsnrl, Sandra Easton, jane Yveathers, lgflflillfil Randle, ,lan Kuykendnll. ROYV 3: Connie Clzlpp, Barham 'I'nylnr, Dnralizx Brunsky, Karen Stxlerkel, Karen Gerken, Ninnre. RUVV 2: Susan French, Huh 4Xnd1'ess, Flay Rnhlyer lK'iee-Presidentl, Bud Purvis, jnhn Rezlrtlnn, Tum llnwell, linlwhie XVnods. ROW' 3: B1ll'lW11l'1l Stnllings, ,lane Nvillinms, Neil England, U. D. Slntnn, llnrnld XVzt1'd, Rztndzxll Acton, Rue Nlnore. DELTA SIGMA PHI Nlembership in this international business fraternity is open to all male business students XVl'lOIIlZllI1Idll1 a 2.0 grade average. Members make tours to Various state businesses during the year. FRONT RONV: Dale Dunning fPresirlentj, John Reardon OMICRON NU junior and senior women in home economics with superior scholarship are eligible for Omicron Nu. The group grants an annual award to an outstanding freshman each year. FRONT ROVVZ Empo Henry CAdvisorj, Susan Fortney, Klar- fVice-Presidentj, Lyle Smith, jack Shirley CSecretaryD, Thomas Reding. ROXV 2: Ed Nlossman fTreasurerj, Robert Fergu- son, Harold Max Detrixhe, John Cole, Pete Schneider, Ray Carter. RUVV 3: David Gadd, jerry VVilliams, John Potes, Robert Frymire, James Beery, Fred Horinek. tha Bramlett, Carleen McDaniel CTreasurerl, Pattie Phillips CPresidentJ, Lynda Matthews CVice-Presidentj, Mary Cox fAdvisorJ. ROVV 2: Mary Eager, Verdonna Graham, Mar- tha Diekmann, Ann Fox, Janice jelifress, Freda Rackley, Eloise Cinnamon, Kathryn A. VVilliams. Page 39 l IOTA NU SIGMA Nlen in the College of Business who are majoring in insur- ance are eligible to join this honorary society. Guest speakers in the insurance field attend their meetings. PHI UPSILON OMICRON Leadership, service and a professional attitude are a few of the attributes found in the women who qualify for Phi Fpsilon Omicron, honorary home economics fraternity. FRONT ROVV: Mrs. H. C. Olson fAdvisorJ, Jean Long CPresidentJ, Mary Elwell flireasurerj, Mary Leidigh fAd- visorb, Martha Bramlett CVice-Presidentl. ROVV 2: Jeanette , Q ng., W FRONT RONV: Sam Lloyd qPresidentJ, Harold Burlingame lYiee-Presideritl, Kent Rogers CSeeretary-TreasurerJ, Edward Rasehen. ROXV 2: Jerry Garrett, Hill Cutlip, Larry Borgelt, Kenneth Vincent. Swan, Barbara Dayalt, Freda Rackley, Ann Tarner, Mary' Eager QSecretaryJ, Phyllis Seeheek. ROVV 3: Nlary Casey, Fran Tate, Linda Burley, Linda Slocum, Nancy Lewis, Judy Pinion. ROVV 4: lylarilyn Little, Judy Hahmann, Marilyn YVilliams, Connie Saunders, Janice Jelfress, Eloise Cinnamon, Carleene McDaniel. Page 399 av Q . fr -M J if 1 YW, Program Honors International Students HOME ECONOMICS CLUB IXIARIIXN FLLISON Presizlmz t IXIARY LEE CASEY llirie-Presizlrfrzt IX I.-XRTHA BRAMLETT Srfrirrftary LINDA DRAKE T7'FIlJ'llfFT EVA VVRIGHT Advisor FRONT ROVV: Mary l,ee Casey, Linda Drake, Martha Bram- lett, Martha Tardey, Eva VVright, Robbie Rychel, Robin Lamar. ROVV 2: jean Long, LaVon Butler, Emily Ilobbs, Janice jeffress, Carolyn Swanson, Ruth Justiss, Carmen Rus- sell, Nancy johnson. ROVV 3: julia Baker, Carla Roady, Sharon Penoi, Sally Buck, LaVeta Burkes, Alma Koerner, Judy MARII.YN Er,1.rs0N, President Hohmanu, Rosalee Laukforcl. ROVV 4: Lareeca Carpenter, Phyllis Seebeck, Doyce Griflin, Mary VVarner, Susan Fortney, Freda Rackley, Eloise Cinnamon, Linda Burley, janet Saville. ROW' 5: Carolyn Milburn, Sharron Lowe, Sylvia Lohmeyer, jane Breckenridge, Ann Chism, Susan Harris, Tonya Noel, Martha Hamaker, Linda Pearce, Vivian Vllarminski. l l Page 400 FRONT ROXV: Donna Howell, Lola Coursey, Judy Gamble, Nancy Vanderwork, Verna VVilliams, Marilyn Little, Ann Good, Fran Tate, Glendra Ilowl. ROVV 2: Roberta Morris, Charlene Haffel, Gwen Fisher, Kay Halihurton, Edna Pence, Patty Hollis, Madelyn Base, Sue VVorrell, Ann Bevelhymer, Sharon Harper. ROVV 3: Nancy Hudson, Linda Potts, Dor- HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ORKING IN coNJi'Nc'1'1oN with the live departmental clubs-Family Relations and Child Development, Home Eco- nomics Education, Interior Design, Food Science, and Freshman clubs--the General Home Economics club works to encourage leadership, establish professional contacts on a local, state, and national level, and effect a better understanding of the value, the prin- ciples and practical applications of home economies. This group, composed of approximately othy Perry, Sue Nall, Donna Lorenz, Rosemary Ferguson, Carole Ogilvie, Fannie Johnson, Marcia VVillis, Patsy Griffin, Virginia Kendrick. ROVV 4: Jeannette Swan, Jane Uirton, Patricia Marx, Carolyn Dockray, Delores Swanson, Janis Loepp, Tana VVood, Jayne Ballinger, I-flanda Johnson, Janice Ballinger. 275 members, is one of the largest on cam- pus. The members participate in many club activities and projects, including the HGet- Acquainted Party, the Christmas party, the program honoring international students, recognition night honoring seniors and award winners, and a recruit program for high schools. Alfiliated with the American Home lico- nomics association, members of the organiza- tion attend its state meeting every fall and spring. IJ age Attending Four Conventions Is Annual Event HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SOCIETY ARTICIPATION IN ALL FIELDS of CEtIHpLlS endeavor, holding two annual social functions, entering intramural sports, and constantly striving toward scholastic im- provement is the aim of all club members of LANDREYV CROLLEY Prfsizlwzf KTIMMIE Kinky Vice-Presiderzt DONALD CSEORGE Smiretrlry JOHN R I ciuzovv Tft?HS1lfC'7' ,IOHN RlACAI,I,ISTER Hdtztiror FRONT ROVV: Donald George, Jimmie Kirby, Andrew Gol- ley, Jeff Dalbey, J. MacAllister, John Murrow, Hildegarde Lollman, Betty Gray, Elizabeth Burmester. ROVV 2: Kenneth Vincent, Alvin Rains, Bob Feist, Grant Hatfield, Gary Kirby, Jerry Shook, Larry jeffrey, .Tim Moore, Normen Schneider, Don Winslow. ROW 3: Paul Fossett, Joseph Fassler, Richard Van the Hotel and Restaurant society. The club is striving to encourage and promote cooper- ation among the hotel and restaurant admin- istration students, and is engaged in its sixth year of seeking means of broadening the field of opportunity for service. Each year the club attends four profes- sional conventions, and sends delegates to the national restaurant show and the interna- tional hotel show. Horne, Jeffrey Mellin, Ross Farley, Ron Gregston, Vaughn Bryan, Garland Carter, David Foster, Gary Carpenter. ROVV 4: Donald Dehdman, Bill Svelan, Bettsy Hildegrandt, Jim Filip, Tom Claiborne, Robert Payne, Michael Gentry, Andrew Storie, Michael Dudczak, Bob Lynch, Donald Poon. Page -T02 -re' FRONT ROVV: Jean Terry, Jane Pyle, Betty Martin, Darlene shall. ROVV 3: Judy Maxwell, Janice Kinnison, Mary Tipton, VVest, Karen Baumann, ROVV2: Georgianna Moore, Suzanne Doris Blain, Lajuana Dennis, Lexy Hersehlierger, Brenda Storrs, Ann Connolly, Betty Field, Sue Aupperle, Mary Mar- Harper, Pat johnson. Town Homes Are Monthly Musicale Sites SIGMA ALPHA IOTA BETTY IUARTTN Uiwosics OF SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, national P f'fidf f professional musie fraternity for women, ,EAN TERRY are to uphold the highest ideals of a ' 1',,,,,,p,,,,,1,,,,, musie edueation, to further the development of musie in America, and to promote a jams PYLE stronger bond of musieal interest and under- S fl ff'1 J' standing between foreign eountries and the ffl-LXNIAZIN I'lL'TCHINS L nltcd States. V Admmg Iota Alpha ehapter on the Oklahoma State campus has monthly musieales in the homes of Stillwater alumnae and patronesses at which various members perform. The or- ganization provides ushers for all of the eampus musieal events and helps at the au- nual Thanksgiving ehoral festival. Page 403 Holiday Cantatas Are Traditional Events WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB BETTY Maarix Presidezll LEXY HERSCH iz ERGER Sffrretary-Trwzszlrw' LEA ,ANN Dox N ELLIZY Liln-aria I1 ,IOHN K. LONG Director FRONT ROVV: Sharon Muir, Nelda Carter, Betty lVIartin, John Long, Lexy llersehherger, Lea Ann Donnelley, Shirley Cooper, Mary Marshall. ROVV 2: Virginia Roberts, Carolyn Calvert, Pamela Haines, Norma Sharp, Linda Nimmo, Mari- anne Hudson, Carole Baker, Laura Good, Sue Wlright. ROVV 3: Judy Hicks, Rita Anderson, Judy Nlaxwell, Susan Brown, 011 ALL WOMEN oN CAMPUS, the VVomen's Glee elub provides enjoyment for those who sing, as Well as for those Who listen. Also this organization provides valuable training for those who are planning to enter the music World, professionally, and it gives non-musie majors experience which may prove beneficial. The organization, under the direction of Llohn blones, presents annual Christmas and Easter Cantatas. Several different types of programs are included in the group's reper- toire. The group's wide repertoire ranges from Negro spirituals to light, popular standards. Ellen Joyner, Kathleen Ennis, Joyce VVidener, Lois Bumpus, Mary Ruhy, Alma C'hurehill, Sherry Nimmo. ROVV -iz Nlarian Toles, Nancy Nash, Sondra Nlumford, Ifrlene Lee, Vivian hiiekle, Sandra Nleliride, Claudia Jones, Nlargaret Fox, Tana Vvood, Fern Rowley, VVanda Pridemore. Page +o+ Charles Baker, Nlichael Barr, James Bentley, Raymond Benton, Charles Bocsch, Joseph Brining, John Bryant, Jarvis Bull, Jeffery Burcham, Robert Cather, David Chapman, Cosby Clark, Orville Conrad, Darrell Creamer, Alan Crockett, John Durbin, Kenneth Frank, Ed Foley, Larry Foster, David Goins, Gary Goodman, Sammy Hall, Russell llalstied, James llassell, Ray- mon llayes, Michael Brooks, Homer llopper, XVilliam Hum- phrey, Harvey Imbeau, Gary Jay, D. C. Johnson, James Johnston, Kare Kirkeby, Nlichael Lankford, Denton Lazenby, Richard Lewallen, David R. Lucas, David V. Lucas, Monte Nlareh, Enoch Estep, Jim lWeDonald, Terry lylead, Nlelvin Illinois Trip Is Hig MEN'S GLEE CLUB RonERT Mooae lIl'f'3'il1f'l1l' BRIAN STEELE l'icf'-l'nfsi11f11l DXRLENE XVEST Smirwirzry L. N. PERKINS Colzdlzrtor Nlitehell, Robert Nloore, Deryl lNIosier, Terry Nichols, Charles Nimmo, Bob Quintana, James Redwine, Richard Risk, Jerry Robinson, Charles Shafer, Gary Sheets, Brian Steele, Charles Teel, Jerry YValdrop, Norman VVarminsky, Kent VVashburn, Bill VVeger, Jimmie VVright, James VVyman, Ralph Farris, Charles Tedder, Jimmy Shaddy, Beau Christian, Ron Gardiner Arthur Boone, Jack Caldwell, Ben YVims. Aggie Sweethearts are Carol Beasley, Janice Kinnison, Georgi- anna lyloore, Darlene VVest, Kay VVilburn and Linda Robertson. h Point Ui Busy Year NowN AS Urnu SINGING '1'1tot'IaADoURs of Oklahoma State, the KIen's Glee club presents thirty or forty programs each year for banquets. conventions, and tours. 'lihe glee club did not make an instate tour this year, but confined its activities to the variety show, Say lt VVith Nlusicfl which was performed two evenings. ln Slay the glee club traveled to North- western university, Evanston, Illinois, to sing for the National lntereollegiate council con- vention and also appeared with the livanston Symphony directed by a most outstanding figure in the world of music, the famous lhor Johnston. laffe J Choir Presents Campus And Civic Programs UNIVERSITY CHOIR BRLAN STlZliI.E P rrfri rl 1' ll I JERRY W'A1.111zo1f lyifl'-lDl'E7.YlKltlIlf J 12.1N 'l'12R1u' Ser'rr'fr1ry JAN12 PYLE fIl't'Olllf7IZ11l.t'f R1cH.11zn K. Sc11.x1.L rlziwimr SOPRANO: Sue Aupperle, Clierry Iieveiwige, Judy Box, Judy Erdman, Betty Field, Pamela Haines, Suzanne llayes, Diana Hood, Anna Hopson, Kipp Ketchum, Janice Kinnison, Glen- elyn Long, Doris Mairi, Judy Reece, Linda Robertson, Thelin Sewell, Norma Sharp, Jean Terry, Shirley Toon, Darlene Vllest. ALTO: Nlary Bnrcham, Beverly Carnes, A11n:1belle CJUIIIIOIIY, Marilyn Davis, ljtlllllfl Dupy, Brenda Harper, Nliehele llettiek, Barbara Logsdon, Pat Nlanring, Kay Nlassey, Carolyn Nloore, Jantha Redden, Joyce Rickner, Nancy Roepke, Suzanne Stotts, 1111 ,x1'n1T1oNs 11E1.1J eaeh fall for mem- bership i11to the select group of eighty voices, the University choir has brought many honors to the Oklahoma State l'niversity campus. Iiaeh year i11 addition to a11 annual Christ- mas eoneert, the choir sings for many eam- pus and Civic functions throughout the state, and makes an annual tour between semesters. The University ehoir has participated in Allied Arts programs and has sung with the Oklahoma City Symphony. Another tradi- tional event is the ehoir's performance at commencement in the spring. Jean XVard, Virginia VVinget. TENOR: Paul liarnberger, Darrell Creamer, Ralph Ferris, Kim Ford, David Goins, C'I1z11'les l.ee, James Nlichael, Robert lyloore, Daryl Nlosier, Charles Tedder, Ron VVimmer. BASS: James Bentley, David Chzipmzin, Cosby Clark, Ed Foley, Kenneth Frank, Homer llopper, James IVICCICLIII, lylilton Meflrary, James lNIeDonald, Earl Nlooney, James Redwine, Richard Rose, Paul Ruth, Brian Steele, Jerry Vllaldrop, Bill XRvCgCl'. Page +06 .Fx Aw- FRONT ROYV: Klarvin .-Xndrcws, I,III'l'j' Silvuy CSc-cretaryj, Hurry llix, Jr. 4TrensurcrJ, Jerry Puwell fPI't'SidCIllD. ROW 22 Vic Sclmr1Imx'sr, Dr, Charles Allen, Mel Sharpe, Nluurice R. Hung Q.-Xdvisrlrl, Harry Heath. FRONT ROXV: Iledi Ileidcn fSCCI'CfL1I'f'5, Nlzlry Stewart U'ice-I'1'n-siciermth, Anim Barnum QPrcsident5, Cele Newman, Peggy Blurwre c'I1I't'1lSLl rer J . fs 4--N GAMMA THETA UPSILON l Composed primarily of geography majors, Gamma Theta FRONT ROVV: VVilliam Schultz Cljresidentj, ,lack DeHanas Fpsilou strives through discussion to further acquaint its CYice-Presidentl, Mary McComas CSecretaryl, Jack Moore members with world geographical conditions. CAdvisorj, Patrick Jones fTreasurerj. ROVV 2: Phyllis Shell, Kemper Gleason, Gary Rhodes, James jurgensen, Ralph Bir- Chard, Mary Shingleton. Affording leadership, scholarship, and friendship for the Alicia Sahlan, Julia Stephens CAdvisorj. ROW' 2: Kathleen Coeds living off campus, Tau Gamma exists as an organization Howell, Irma Caldwell, Fannie johnson, Sylvia Bly, Jeanie for all women unaffiliated with a sorority. Crane, Elanda Johnson, Carol VVitt. ROW 32 Linda Ortega, Mary Seefeldt, Gaylene Shiever, Kay Heusel, Charlotte Burle- FRONT ROVV: Linda Redman fPresidentl, Betty Chambers son, Phyllis Buss, Elaine Shiever, Bettie Clymer. CVice-Presidentl, Kae Evans QSecretaryj, Martha Tarpey, B .dit ....... ... it Page 40 a ge 409 AU BETA SIGMA Presentation of an award to the outstanding non-music major is the highlight of the year for Tau Beta Sigma, honorary sorority for OSL' university handwomen. FRONT ROVV: Karen Baumann fPresidentJ, Phyllis Sharp 1Vice-Presidentj, Kathleen Ennis CSecretaryl, Niary Peeper, SU TWIRLERS These ten girls are selected each fall through tryouts. They head the OSL' marching band and add much to the perform- ance with grace and charm. Gloria Herring, Connie Zoldoske, Lynn Riley. ROW' 2: Jan Kuykendall, Judith Teel, Janice Loepp, Michele Hettick, Mary Smith, Saundra Logsdon, Sharron Palmeter, Mary Rhodes. ROVV 3: Deana Shingleton, Janice Potter, Phyllis Bryant, Linda Gordon, Nancy Harris, Anna Connolly, Mary Tipton, Rosetta Schmidt. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Zoldoske, Dee Anne McAulay, Joan Fetzer, Gloria Herring, Phyllis Sharp, Carolyn Smith, Georgian XVallace, Paula Cayton, Tonya Noel, Darla Gardner. 'IV Concert Band Tours State High Schools OSU B A NDS DoN QUIMBY I resizlzfnt JoE PYLE Z3 '- IITCF-IJl'F.fidI'I1f NANCY H.-mms Secrzftflry-Twrlsurff' H1Rr4lXI H ENRY Direrfor FLUTES: Albert Daniels, Hanna Dunlap, Larry Ann Caffee, Michele Hettick, Ginger Plott, Mary Rhoades, Mary Ann Smith. B-FLAT CLARINET: Cynthia Baker, Donna Bilyeu, Mary Chapman, Kathryn Crow, Steve Daniels, Nancy Davis Lajuana Dennis, James George, Curt Hayes, Phil Holloway, Sue Jackson, Dick Johnson, Rosalee Lankford, Elizabeth Leader Janice Loepp, Mary Migliore, Linda Morrow, Mary Peeper Dave Schaefer, Milo Shedeck, Jim Walker, Kay VVOod. ALTO SAX: Gene Armstrong, Linda Gordon, Sharron Palmeter Janice Potter, Ronald VVimmer. TENOR SAX: Ronnie Dunn Ralph Farris, Louis Lane, Lynn Riley, Kent Washburn. COR- NET: Paul Bamberger, David Berry, Glen Bunch, Jack Cauldwell, Raymond Ely, Ronald Gardiner, Jane Humphrey, Harvey Imbeau, Larry Jones, Fred Kapple, Charles Lee, Frank McKinney, Terry Mead, Nick Moody, Larry Porter, Joe Pyle James Shalfter, Jerry Spray, Bing Vassaur, Jean VVard. FRENCH HORN: Dwight Calfee, Rita Cantergiani Joe Grof, Gary Lanman, Ray Maness, Allen Mitchell, Gene Os- x 'Xi Q15 A . ' 1 s. '11 i Q X, , J a ' 1 6 1 , .I ., . ,., -ew, fi, 1 .' fwaf '- 1- 2, ,ff- J4 Y' T4 'ft 7 .v il! 0' A x V' . if ' I l 1 si' 4: 4 .- 1 y i 1 1 3 1 5 as 1? - S14 T 7 El l Q , 4 t -4 f ti 3 1 s K , H4,.sPs.k l , 4,-2 ': 1 SAUNDRA Loosnost, Drum Major burn, Don Quimby, Leland Sharrock, Ken VVood, Bob Young. TROIVIBONEZ Bob Hardin, Loren Just, Dewey Berry, Jack Coryell, Frank Pope, Bill Rotter, VVilliam Smith, Larry Swi- gert Cary VVatson Herb Wetzel Jimmie Winkle Gary Witt. BARITONE: Ellis Cochrane Orville Dee Mike Fulton ohn Gruber Homer Hopper ohn Morgan Jerry Vlfall Jerry VVinkle. TITBA2 Cecil Dayison Arlon Enmeier Ed Foley Terry Montgomery Dwight Odell Lee Schulien David Sparks Brian Steele. PERCFSSION: Karen Baumann Chuck Book- out Tom Claiborne Michael Cobb Jo Hollye Cochrane George Freemyer Bob Gamle Gary Hale Nancy Harris David Hel- mer Marty Keale Jim Michael Mary Tipton Ruth Van Nostrand. DRUM MAJOR: Saundra Logsdon. TVVIRLERS: Paula Cayton oan Fetzer Darla Q ardner Cloria Herring Dee Anne McAulay Tonya Noel, Phyllis Sharp Carrolyn Smith Georgan Vllallace Connie Zoldoske. DIRECTORS! Hiram Henry Stanley Green. 1 1 7 L 4 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 , , 1 J J 7 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 4 4 1 ' 1 1 1 1' ' 4 1 1 ' 1 1 , 4 4 4 , 4 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 w 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 t 4 , a ' 1 .l 1 Y 1 I ' 1 , 4 , 4 4 , 4 N 1 ' 1 1 K 1 7YkYZT5if7Qi?Xi t4.'t't ' :vm 1: - - - ff-, 'w-- .in-. .2 'f--'Heian ' Again this year, as in years past, the OSU band performed land go into the familiar OSU formation, one can't help but with perfection that has become its trademark. No matter how have a deep feeling of pride-pride not only for the band but many times a person has seen the most colorful band in all the also for Oklahoma State University. OSU BANDS DON QUIMBY, President ERFECTION, THE BYWORD of the OSU marching band, leads the announcers to proclaim it the 'fmost colorful band in all the land. Delighting the football fans with their many varied formations, the OSU marching band made a trip to Lawrence, Kansas, for the big game with Kansas uni- versity. Performing at Norman in conjunc- tion with the OU marching band, they gave the Cowboys a rousing sendoff. The band also marched in the Homecoming parade and played for pep rallies, basketball games and Wrestling matches. The recently organized concert band made a two-day tour of state high schools in the spring. Page -lll int -as 'ii 2 . .ww- AANI1 L I D AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY This aH'iliation benefits the student in his life work, provides an opportunity for leadership and helps him to hecome ac- quainted with the faculty and other students. SIGMA TAU DELTA Discussion of the many types of literature is an activity of Sigma Tau Delta, honorary English organization dedicated to the promotion of interest in outstanding literature. FRONT ROVV: Aubrey South, Judy Richards, -Toe White, Dana Reno, Bruce Gammon. ROVV 2: Karen Arganbright, Benton VVebh, Phillip Givens, E. D. Lorance, Thomas Allen. ROW 3: Lawrence Fisher, Leon Gower, Charles Ramming, Vernon Schuelein, Gene Sturm, David VVilliams. FRONT ROXV: David Berkeley fAdvisorj, Sue Sufheld fPreS- identj, Calvin Graham, Germaine Odom CVice-Presidentl, Roberta Hairheld QTreasurerj, Joyce Maxwell. ROVV 2. Karel Gaston, Gayle Yoakum, Judy Martin, Donna Martin, Betty Martin, Diane Ferrell, Emily Orloski. .- -. ,L f. Vin., sg. uw . , , ,W 1 I V, , W, M.. K A gm y 5 st A Q fs: A ' 2-W A fs E E f Y ' F L Qs,,W.r,A , K - ix, x , MB! if - f 1 1 t' 1 aww 1i ,zsmwf F' 9, 1 an oy .sf 5 FRONT ROVV: Martha Bohannon, Melinda Harris, Phyllis Childress, lN1arilyn Schroeder, Phyllis Buss, Judith Berteh, Bryant, Nelda Carter, Bobbie jones, Barbara Hall, Ruth Gatz. Betty VVright, Ann James. ROVV 2: ElNora Wleleh, Jana Daniel, Erlene Lee, Barbara Easter Favors Made For Hospital Children ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION NEI,IJ.'X CARTER ROKIOTING A Blf'l l'ER UNDERSTANDING of Pmldmf Children between the ages of two and twelve, this newly organized association represents elementary education and FR SL CD majors. Consequently, there are two SUSAN VVAXTTS viee-presidents, one representing FRHCD 1 IARTHA BoH.xNNoN Edzzratimz I,ll'l'-P!'!'SiliFIlf FRECD Vi f P f'fi'ff 'f majors, and another representing the educa- tion majors. Delegates were sent to the national Con- vention of ACE held in Illinois April 22-29. Boisiaie joNEs S4'rrvt1lrj'-Trf'11s'11rr'r -IUSEPHINE Hom-'ER Last October a Halloween party was given 14d'l'i50f for the children of the Stillwater Mission. The organization also prepared favors for children in the Stillwater hlunieipal hospital during Easter. Page 413 Majors Are Part Ut Local, State, National STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION RIELINDA HARRIS if ating Prexidwl t IQAY Davies Sefretary ANN JAMES Trmsurzfr lVTIil,IND.-X HARRIS, Acting President FRONT ROVV: Nelda Carter, Charlene Kendrick, Nancy Connor, Janice Braden, Melinda Harris, Kay Davies, Ann James, Linda Bridge, Lois Tawney. RUVV 2: Phyllis Shell, Virginia Kendrick, Karen VVilliams, Kaye Massey, Carmen Russell, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Hall, Erlene Lee, Jerry Ep- person, Judy Hohmann, Ila Rimer, Toni Garms, Sue Baxter, Betsy Grinslade. ROVV 3: Naomi Parks, Bettye Beall, Sheila Shepherd, Robbie Rychel, Linda Ortega, Jana Daniel, Bettie Clymer, Margaret Crow, Pat Krueger, Elnora VVelch, Char- lene Heffel, Nancy Hudson, Melba Lawson, Pat Ent. ROVV 4: Georgann Peeler, Edie Earl, Rosie Blake, Roberta Martin, Linda Pearce, Linda Stotler, Judy Bertch, Barbara Layton, Jeanie Blubaugh, Helen Horton, Emily Orloski, Rosalind Blo- meyer, Betty VVright. ROXV S: Sally Spurgeon, Sue Bondurant, Nancy Roepke, Lucia Inman, Gloria Hallmark, Bobbie Jones, Carolyn Pearce, Karen Berg, Linda Gregory, Patricia Griffin, Marilyn VVessels, Sharon Lowe, Jean Long, Karen Smith, Sharon Sloan. Page -ll-l FRONT ROSV: Doralia Bransky, Carolyn Swanson, Anita Baldwin, Phyllis Bryant, Sandra Easton, Charles Brinker, Francis Decker, Pat Bullard, Joe Chisum, Larry Harper. ROVV 2: Joyce Maxwell, Susan Stevenson. Paula Smith, Or- ville Dee, Donna Courtney, Nancy Mailath, Susan Fortney, Bryce Smith, Edna Pence, Patricia Schroeder, Sue Akins, Mari- lyn Little, Carolyn Segler, Barbara Ramming. ROVV 3: Elsie Russ, Lynn Goetzinger, Judy Edwards, Carolyn Calkin, Ruth Ellis, Leah Barrier, Lynn Edmondson, Betty Broam, Paulette Burdick, Lavetta Kistler, Grace Frederick, Patti Pipes, Joan STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TRIVING T0 BETTER inform its members of the future practices, problems and du- ties of teachers, the Student Education association also serves as a means of better acquainting the members with the faculty of the College of Education that it may be further developed and strengthened through this closer Working with the college. hlembership into the Student Education association is granted to those students ma- joring in some phase of education, or those Campbell, Sandra YViIkerson, Sara Hill. RONV 4-I Mary' Thompson, Karen Owen, Ruth Gatz, Phyllis Seebeck, Carol Coley, Vera VVilley, Julie Benson, Martha Tarpey, Darlene Niles, Kathleen Miller, Judy Hunter, Glenda Sutherland, Elise James, Ellen Hesson, Jody Polk, Trudy Symes. RUVV 5: Sara Lawyer, Sondra Self, Bettye Yahn, Martha Peterman, Anne Sisler, Nlarian Jones, Sandra Shdeed, Anita Stewart, Donna Smith, Betty SVoodul, Judy llolley, Sherry Jacobs, Nancy Nlorehouse, Joyce Anglin. who are interested in education who pay the membership fee of 53. This entitles them to receive the monthly education magazines, the Okfalmnln Tcfzrrlzer and the .NEff Jour- nal, and also includes membership into the local, state and national chapters. During the year, the organization sponsors get-acquainted teas and cohfees for both stu- dents and faculty, as well as assisting the Oklahoma liducation association prepare for annual state convention of the OSHA-FTA. Page -H3 Study Ut Fire Equipment Proves Important FIRE PROTECTION SOCIETY Niiii. JONES, JR. Prfavidfrzz' RIIKE O'Ne:n.L Iyll't'-PfFSillIl'Ilf LAXRRY BURGELT Sf'f'rr't11ry ,To IZ BAAL Trmszrrer R. j. Docotas AZJEITSOI' FRONT ROVV: Charles Johnston, Gary NViechman. Nlike O'Neill, Joe Baal, Troy Harper, Larry Horgelt, R. xl. Douglas, john Scheib, Neil jones, Jr. ROW' 2: Roger Holiman, Law- rence lyliller, Sylvester Hoefler, Bobby Lewis, Leonard Clements, Willitlm Westhrulf, -lr., Steve Otte, Charles Qnillin, Andy Mil- ler, Jr. ROVV 3: Robert VVise, Ronnie VVard, Clarence Norris, Nll OF THE FICVV GROUPS of its lillld lil tllC nation, the Fire Protection society pro- vides its members with a technical and social background. Prominent men in the field of fire prevention and protection are in- vited to speak to the group each year, and field trips to nearby station installations are scheduled during the semesters. Pledge help week affords the group's new members an opportunity to handle fire equip- ment and to study its use. The society provides many social activities and its members attend each football game. Van Peek, Gary Andrews, Roger Sweet, Russell Henderson, Connie Russman, VValter Hunt. ROVV 4: Lawrence Collins, Charles Cornell, David Heckendorn, Robert Devine, Al Foeri, Nlartin Frank, Gary VVhite, Stephen Dill, Earl Krause, Robert Broderick, Carrol Pierce. Page -H6 FRONT RUNV: Carry Hill, Ninlcome Jones, Darrell Nelson, Ferguson, Rex ljfilliiflllli, Ed Nlouss, Vletis llziwkins, Bob Roger Seefeldr, Alvis Richey, Jakie Fischer, XXv1lllit'l' Russell, lliekle, jerry Cross, Oren Lucas, .lnhn llzirder, llzirry -lohnson, John Duncan, Gary Yzince. RUVV 2: Karim l7zirajoll:1hi, Holm Dick Todd. ROVV -T-2 lN'l:1x Burch, Joe Stzirwalt, Jerry Taylor, Staff, Edward Fee, John Tzlte, Rnlwert Dzur, James Grimm, Frank Osgood, lioh Kennemer, Gene Francis, Doyle Butler, Bill Kindle, David Lzimhert, I.. H. liengtson. ROVV 3: Ted Gary Aston, Nlnnrne l7une:in, Bryce NleC'r:15', Terence Alwsher. Outstanding Senior Award ls Highest Honor STUDENT INDUSTRIAL ARTS D.XRREl.I, N nLsoN P!'t'JiiI1f'IIf 1I.xr,eoAns joxrs I zu'-Prfszzf Roman Siiizrnrnr St'l'I'fffll1Tj' Amis Rieiim' Yll'l'IlSll7'Fl' CARY HILI. Jdriisor mt ICRYING AS A PRUFESSION.-Xl, ORGA-XNIZ.-X'l'lON udiieh ftlrdiers niterest ni teaeiihig, diis soekiy B open Umstudenw nndorhngin indiwtrhd arm edueathnr iXllstudentsinter ested in ysninig the tnggunizuthmn are hivited uithe fallsnioker held each year gXIHlUHl events niehide the senior trip xvhieh XVHI be taken din spring to Yddehiug Plansns,xvhere the seniors will Vint sehcuns and indusuies 4Xgan1 dns year STAQX as Hsted the junior ehaniber of eonnnieree with their pre-Ldirwtnius Umy drive. dfhe greatest honor a rneniber can receive E the '1Jut- standing Senior Award presented annually. Page +17 Unit Dominates Intercollegiate Competition FLYING AGGIES B URG ia Tiaoxm. Presidwlf LEWIS BLOCK l'ir'e-Pwsizlefzt CAROLYN FISH ISR Srfcireizlry CHERYI, JOHNSON ylfFH.S'llI'l'f 'LINER LAPSLITY ildztiror FRONT ROVV: Tiner Lapsley, Norene Lapsley, Margaret Cross, Lewis Block, Burge Troxel, Cheryl Johnson, Carolyn Fisher, Gregg Bond, Gene Stumbough, Hoyt VValkup. RUYV 23 Indy Drummond, Linda Edmondson, George Brant, James Barker, Cecil Drummond, Stewart Kimmel, Tom Vaught, Phil Ashmore, Herbert Atkins, Ed Bodenheimer, Patrick Jones, Bar- bara VViley. ROW' 3: Patty Corder, Ralph VVinterS, Bea Her- rick, LeRoy Severe, Howard Moore, John Hartman, Jim Hen- NTERISST AND ENTHUSIASM CREATED by the Flying Aggies has caused OSU to be one of the top producers of college trained pilots in the United States. OSU's output of Aggies group has dominated intercollegiate flying competition for the past ten years. Besides bringing home numerous trophies, the club Works closely with the uniVersity's flight program. The club's agenda of activities includes various aircraft plant tours, a Halloween party, a Christmas party, and many practice airmeets and fly-in-breakfasts over the state of Oklahoma. ley, Larry Hess, Burllynn Conner, Chuck Tomlins, joe Santee, Joe Reinauer. ROVV -1-: Arlen Fielden, Nancy VVells, Michael Barr, Eric Griffin, Skip Laughlin, Dan Hilsheimer, Ronnie Payne, Leslie Drummond, E. VV. Kent, John King, Carlton Cobbin, Kent Bolt, Arvind Nagar. ROVV 5: James Smith, Alvin Baker, Mona Burnett, Dave MeCroskey, Bob Bourk, Bill Nokes, Lynn Post, Larry Abboud, Lyle Smith, Vaughn Rasar, Michael Dudczak, Mary Conley, Johnene VVileox. Page 418 1711 kv., .f PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB 'On the scene instruetinn oppnrtunities are prnvitletl to the members ot the Phvsical Edueatiun cluh in aetual teaching situations in the pulilic sehnols. A FRONT RUXVL Uathy Risk, Caryll Parham, Nlandena Bing- mzln, Judy Roberts, Kaye Massey, Janet Foster, Nlarjorie Ens- minger, Larry Catfee, Pat Xvest, Nlarilyn Morgan. ROW' 2: Valerie Colvin K.-Xtlvisnrl. Delnres Taylur, ,lucly Gruneman, Nlary Johnson, Pat Stout, jnyce Graham, Joanne Cirithn. Janice Aquatic elnh, uhuse membership is open to any student pass- ing the swimming test, serves tn promote prnlieiency in water safety and synchronized swimming. Hogan fViee-Presitlentl, Lynda Fulton, Nlignnn Lester, Jeanie Nluegge, Nancy Davis, james Levine. ROW' 3: joe XVnolley, 'lim lNlarsh, -lack Nlinnr, Ray Graham Cpresitlentb, Delma Nieyer, -Ianive YVhite, Kathryn frmv, Ilerman lNlCC'ullnugh, Gary Parker, Genrge Davies, Rennie Biggs. ROVV 4: Blax Nlnnre' Bill Fleisehman, Dun Ferguson, Paul Funk, Lyle Kelly, james Reese CSeeretaryJ, Bruee Fisher, Ray Deasnn, Larry Gwaltney, -lnhn Atlclleman. FRONT ROVV: Sharon Penoi CPresitlentJ, Diana Lnelliler CSecretary-Treasurer5, Carole Petropoly, Pat XVest, lNIonty Butts, 'Fed Landgraf, Jerry Smith. ROVV 2: Patsy Lneffler, -Indy Lamheth, Janice VVhite, Jnhn Pruvnrse, Linda Lindsay, Danna Kiartin, Sharla Fulherg. Staff Gives Extensive Homecoming Report KVRO RICHARD CHEZVVIN Program Direvtrn' JOHN ELSNER ilflzuzrzyer ED DOBSlDN Cvfllflflllf ?NvI'1L'5 Director -IOHN LATHROP Sjmrfs Diwrior ILENE B.-XTTY Contizzuily Direffor FRONT ROVV: Ilene Batty. John Elsner, Richard Chezwin, Nancy lvlontgomery, john Lathrop, Marvin Andrews, Gay Grenlund. ROW 2: Beth Ann Hall, Marty Keale, Dick VVin- T ALL IMPORTANT CAMPUS events, you'll lind a KVRO announcer broadcasting live from the scene. Each year the KVRO staff gives extensive coverage of the homecoming festivities With mobile reports and coverage of the parade. In addition the staff covers the hectic night of iloat-eonstruc- tion, the parade, and the game. Students have come to depend upon KVRO to give them the latest in news, be it campus, state-wide or national. KVRO radio has the motto: UWhat We do depends upon youethe student at USU. Ovonual Johnston, Betty Duerr. ROVV 3: VVillis Thomason, Larry Hall, Lawrence Gibbs, Douglas Elgin, Arden Stoehr, Ed Dobson, john Carroll, Dan Lacy, Bruce Beekman, Virgil Grommett. ters, Steve Black, Dick Boggs, Bill Clemons, Rowdy VVilliams, .R T. Page 420 FRONT ROXV: Ashley Alexander, Gayle Ellis, Karen Barnes, Terry Nlontgomery, Gay Ilale, blames George, Pat Flaming, Toni Lee Garms. ROVV 2: Suanne Inciardi, Linda Robertson, Dee liachman, Norval Norman, Bill Francis, Kaye Nlassey, VVendell Clytus, .ludi Jamison, Carolyn Puruis, ROVV 3: Ted Ferguson, Beeki Humphrey, Ann Good, Sue Nioore, Sharron Palme-ter, Valerie Grant, ,lean Xxyilfil, Gary Niatthews, John Bethel. ROXV 4: Gary Richards, Arvind Nagar, Donald Brown, lNIelvin XVade, VVilliam Smith, -lim Talley, Lane Doug- las, Alan Crockett, Nlelvin Niitehell, lien DeVVhitt. RUXV 5: Robert Tone, Reuben Shannon, Ronnie Dunn, Loren Bushee, Carry Langley. Richard Costlow, Ilal Tennant, Claude Me- Clendon, Brian Mitchell. Entertainers Perform In Varied Settings STUDENT ENTERTAINERS cgi-XRY Riel-i.xRns Prerizlwlt RRI.-XX ST iz 121.12 1'i4'e-Pzvgrizlezlt SHIRLI E Gu xii' St'r'rt'fnry ASHLEY Ar,i2x.ixbi:R ifzlwirfn' iimieimia sure IfNIVL2RSITY'S student en- tertainers, a student employment organi- zation, serves a three fold purpose: pro- viding student employment opportunities, developing student confidence through public performances and furnishing entertainment for community civic clubs, schools, and churches as a public service. These students are able to perform indoors or outdoors, day or night, with the help of a portable sound system and electric piano. Any student at USU who can provide wholesome entertainment of any type is wel- come to join this organization and receive both fun and profit. Iage Zl Banquet And Reception Honor Award Winner KAPPA DELTA PI PHYLLIS ISRYANT NcotiRAu1No HIGH PROFESSIONAL and per- P'f5'df 'f sonal standards, and recognizing contri- butions to education are some of the pur- poses of this national honorary education club. lN1eeting at least once a month, the club FRANKIE XVORSTELL Vice-Pr'esiderz t Axim BALDWIN formulates plans for future projects. The Sf'f 'f'ff1 J' organization awards the Kappa Delta Pi tui- tion scholarship of 5200 to an outstanding VV. XVAR12 AIARSDEN . . Admw. education student. A spring banquet and reception are held honoring the Kappa Delta Pi recipient. Workiiig in conjunction With SEA and the Education Student council, members carry out projects planned in joint meetings. FRONT ROVV: Ruth Gatz, Sandra Bussett, VVare Marsden, Herring. ROVV 3: Charlene Kendrick, Corinne Carpenter, Phyllis Bryant, Frankie VVorstell, Anita Baldwin. ROVV 2: Russell VValker, Darrell Nelson, Charles Brinker, Anita Stew- Roberta Hairheld, Barbara Ramming, Bettye Yahn, Sondra art, jo Pender, Glenda Sutherland. Self, Elaine Allison, Betsy Grinslade, Martha Peterman, Gloria , S I 3 'F wi M. VY Ii' 4..- Page 422 FRONT ROYV: Jon Cooper, Orvis Rigsby, Ronda Carpenter, Dixie Wlells, lylary Thompson, C. Dwinell. ROVV 2: Eliza- beth Foster, Voncla Pipes, Joe Lanstlen, Peyton Glass, jerry Hughes, Mary Perkins, Pamela Hopkins. ROVV 3: Sherry Guild Works In Many UNIVERSITY THEATER GUILD IJIXIE TVELLS l,7'f'.YTIiI'Ilf C. QI. Dwixtzm. Iiiff'-1JI't'.YTdUlII' RoND.x CARPIQNTER S4'4'retary :XIARY 'l'HoA1l'sox 'l'1-mzs Il rw' Yiyia Loekiz ilzlfvisoz' -lacohs, -loan Brix, Johnny Rose, Clint Allmon, Tony Anderson, Calvin Graham, Gary Shaw, Loretta Randolph. ROVV 4: Linda Nlitchell, Bob llill, Glen Phihhs, Joe NICCUNI, Jay Dan- iel, Loyd Bishop, John Bethel, Yi Thomas. Campus Productions Oiakixu maxi-2sTI.Y to further their knowledge ofthe theater and its facets, you will find the members of the lfni- versity Theater guild behind the scenes of every production on campus. Constant activity is prevalent in the guild, as there is always a play in production or tryouts being held. The guild strives to be a Working hand in every production pre- sented on the campus. Programs are planned to feature a speaker on the summer theater or the possibilities in television plays. These are designed to inter- est members in acquiring summer jobs in the theater. Page -T23 Classes Promote Good Ballroom Dancing SOCIAL DANCE CLUB Sc NG -loam CHo Prwrizlmzt Ros.xLEE l,ANi41foRD Prwrideoz I-Efect FLOR.-X RIM' ELLIS Sponsor FRONT RONV: Flora May Ellis, Sung joon Cho, Rosalee Lankford. ROXV 2: Camilla Eskafi, Mahmood Eskafi, Kwan RGANIZED IN 1948, the Social Dance club was an outgrowth of Voluntary social dance classes and cooperation from the Student Union activities board. Classes which are taught by Miss Flora lXfIay Ellis and assisted by six or eight student instruc- tors, promote good ballroom dancing through the various types of American and Latin American dances taught, At the close of the fall semester a formal dance is held for club members and their friends. Closing the club activities for the year is an all-school dance, complete With a rloor show, demonstrating dances taught dur- ing the year. D0 Kim, Carleene lWcDaniel. -was Page -l2-l al lf' SOCIAL DANCE CLUB Despite the warnings of many doctors and chiropractors, students are still learning and enjoying the newest dance craze of the 60s, the Twist, which is demonstrated to students who are enrolled in the social dance classes sponsored by Student Union activities board. 7 wire A . fy r ' -4 B 3 ff. Q Xxx W s,'. l wrt rz, rote resie as 'Eid Page 425 Honor Groups Coordinate Pop Activities LASSOS AND LARIATS RrcIIARn HOI,I.IS Presidmzt -lANICE BELTZ l'irre-Prrfoidezzt S UE CURTIS Secretary li.-XREN SAIITII Trerzszzrtrr IQING Cfxcv ,ildvitor FRONT ROYV: Richard Hollis, Janice Beltz, Sue Curtis, Bob Jones, Karen Smith, Mike Fenton, Bruce Irwin, Millard Kratz, Andre Whiteley. ROW 2: Marilyn Towry, Bill Hohenboken, Dee Legako, Robert Fulton, John Cunningham, Harry Selph, Bill Lee, Linda Price, Patty Corder, Connie Zoldoske. ROVV 3: Georgann Peeler, Linda Drake, Barbara Stollings, Anne Dono- ONIPLETING THEIR SECOND YEAR of full operation on the Oklahoma State cam- pus, Lassos and Lariats promotes and fosters school spirit and loyalty to OSU through scholarship, leadership, and services. Selected by the respective living groups, the sophomore and junior members must have at least a 3.0 overall grade average. Some of the group's activities include assist- ance with homecoming and the 'AFootball Fling honoring the team. The group also conducts the first rally for Wrestling and basketball. Not a 'fpep clubf' but an honor group, the organization coordinates the pep activities. van, Carolyn Pearce, Dick johnson, Mary Caldwell, Patricia Burge, Phyllis Smith, Sara Lawyer, Doris Roe, Diana Loeffler. ROW 4: Sarah Pulliam, Carol Glover, jean Ditmore, Larry Mettler, Steven Moyers, Randy Jones, Sam Hall, Mary Stewart, Hedi Heiden, Susan Bowles, Connie Clapp. Page -P26 If!! fl INTERCOLLEGIATE PARTY Every Greek honae sends representatives to meetings of the IIllCFl'0llE'gillIC party, which is the political hody for the Inter- fraternity and Panhellenie Councils. FRONT ROVV: Harold VVatts, Seglinda Kelle, Judy Hunter tTreasurerl, Nancy Lewis CSeCretaryl, Don Mt'Pheron CVit'e- Presidentj, Sherry YVahl, jerry Nichols, C. Rothlisberger. ROYV 2: Phyllis Smith, Uarolc Castle, Dolores Dillsaver, Sally Nlenifee, Roger VVebb, Bob I.indley, Steve Stark, jerry hit:- INDEPENDENT STUDENT PARTY In an effort to organize the Independenta for political Cam- paigns and elections, the Independent party has set up a special steering committee to help the officers. M, X Adams, Sam Ilall, Nlary YVilsnn, Ann Helms, Nlary Stewart. ROXV 3: Suzanne C'rawfnrd, Gayle Yoakam, Sondra Klum- tord, .Tim Tarter, Larry Litle, Rem Slattery, Thad lloleornhe, Kenneth Darrell, Riehard l7t-Vaughn, Rita Biddy, ,lo Pender, Ann Xvorley. ROVV 4: Pete Frans, Carl Monk, Lillard Ashley, Jr., ,Tim liarneat, Brave Irwin, Blike Thomas. Don Blakley, Robert Oliver, Ken Sehneelwerger, Timothy Blartin, Frank Canahl. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Zolclopke CSeeretar5'l, Andy Hick- man lPresidentl, Nlelvin Singleterry QViee-Presideritl, Judy Gamble CTreasnrerj. r l 5 gl , 3 QQ E Political Action, Republican Principles Taught YOUNG REPUBLICANS ,ANDRIEXV H1cKAM Prffsidzvzt JAMES XV.,x1.RER Vice-P1'0si1l1'rzt JEAN NIE Bi.L'1a,xL'G1r SFfft'fIII'j' JACQ L7 Ii H mov iTft'Il5I1l'F7' CARY HILL i1d'Z'i.l'07' FRONT ROVV: Eddie Pritchett, VVilliam jeffrey, Homer Rhodes, George Poulos, Nlarilyn Odom, David Davis, VValt Spears- Douglas VValton. ROVV 2: julie VVherry, Mary Ann Chapman, Stewart Beasley, Bolt Dznr, lid Prag, Michael Shaf- fer, Alice Romshe, Vickie Nfaxwell, Carol Stnrdevant, ROW' .IXNDREXV Hicxiwr, President 3: Doris Roe, Barbara Randle, Robert Leslie, Jim Nlorford, Dick VVarner, Clarence Riser, Boh Bonrk, Sharon linnte, Patsy Akin. ROVV -lt Marcella Roop, Paula Smith, james Burck- halter, David Snider, Bob Currie, Rex Browne, Dave Lyon, Larry Smith, lN1argaret Hacker, Sue Bondnrant. Page +28 FRONT RUXY: Gay Grenlund, Jacque Hcagy, Nlary Smith, Jeanie Bluhaugh, james XYalker, Andrew llickam, Nancy' Barnes, -lames Bc-all, Pat Gral'f. RONV 2: Cilenelyn Long, Barbara Boerstler. Mary jack, l,inda Dalryinple, farolyn liluinhof, V. ,l. Rothlishcrger, john Nlziiiiiing, Sue Blaine, Ann Beall, liillic Laucllin, Betty lieall. ROXV 3: 'ludith 'l'ecl, liinzi YOUNG REPUBLICANS o IMPLICMICNT ITS MAIN aim, the teaching of political action and Republican prin- ciples, Oklahoma State's Young Repub- lican club has many guest speakers and edu- cational hlms throughout the year such as reapportionment, county road reform and discussion of diiterences in the Republican and Democratic platforms. Oklahoma State's Young Republicans strive to provide college students with a training ground in politics and an oppor- tunity to lind political expression and recog- Miller, Laura Good, Frank Riehart, Kenneth Graves, Sam llall, Marsha liddins, Anneva Schoenhals, Barbara Seehrist, Rita liidtly, Dolores Dillsaver, lidie liarl. ROVV -l-: fheryl Miller, Linda Cassens' Marilyn Smith, Marty Rodgers, Bob jones, Ronald C'hapinzin, Kim Stonaker, Linda Burley, liliza- beth llyatt, Nancy Morcliousc, 'lirndy Syines. nition. It is hoped that members of this organization will gain a greater understand- ing and deeper interest in practical politics by giving them working knowledge of the operation of government and politics. Instrumental in founding several new col- legiate clubs on other campuses, the Okla- homa State chapter of Young Republicans is the largest the university has ever had. Tanya Loueks, Tulsa junior, was this year's Nliss Young Republican. Page Delegates Attend Political Conventions YOUNG DEMOCRATS Roman W'i2iai: l'1'f'.l'i11rt11l I3n,1, l'owHRs Iiifl'-l,I'f5idl'1If ill.fXRY -li-xxic Cfxieitz Sf'l'I'l'fIlI'jV l'i5T15 l'lR.-XNS fl'1'e11.v11rf1' FRONT RDVV: David Chapman, Stuart Gluekman, A. C. Bennett, Donnis Hodges, .lohn Reinert, I.arry Thompson, Carl Monk, Arlen Fielden. RUVV 21 Suzy Meflune, Carol Glover, Marilyn Towry, Sharon Murphy, Carol Dgilvie, Louise Lietzke, Barbara Childress, Faye Fowler, xlaniee Bollinger, xleanette Swan, Nancy -lones. ROVV 31 Fern Allen, Sherry llartley, -layne Ballinger, Linda Nation, Ken Selineelwerger, Hill Cox, lay Burnside, Diek Schiltv, Mary Hoag, Pam Hopkins, Kathy hiAR'l'll.X lJli'liI-1RM.XN, Queen Key, jerrian Yveber. ROYV 4: Eddie Dorr, Mary llert, -lim Sisler, Mel Sehmidt, Ron Roberts, Richard Loeasso, james Zys- kowski, lvlillarcl Ryker, ,lack Kelley, Roger Moore, liarhara Ivy. ROVV SZ faroline Young, Rita Costner, Paula XVollenherg, -ludy Doherty, Dorothy Hughes, Robert VVIll'l'iCl'i, llarold VVard, llarry VVoods, lid Prag, Dave MeC'roskey, Clinann Edwards, Diane Dailey, Derril Serring. Page +30 FRONT RUNV: Pete Frans,NlargaretCross,M:11'yJ:111eCube. enne Ruby, liee llurst. Rita llamlin, Anne MeC'l:1ren, Mina Roger VVehh, 'lainie Reinnsnider, James Smith, Martha Peter- Henry, Mona Froiikier, Connie lisch. ROVV -lf: Mary Rup- man, xvlllilllll li1ll'lik'I'. RUVV 2: -Indy C'ornels, ,Iohnene XVil- precht, l,incl:1 Cooper, Karen XVhite, Sl'lZlI'IJll Shiver, Margaret cox, lglH'lU1ll'Zl Boyd, Sharon VVolfe, Earlene Kelly, Anne Ram- VV:1lta, Lynn Mingus, Bobbie NVoods, lizirhzira Stollings, Ann age, Slierri slo Domnick, linda Burrow, ,Indy lidwards. ROW' Hevelliyiner, Sue liaxter. 35 Karen Zziroor, Nlzirybetli Alexaiider, Sharon liunte, :Miri- YOUNG DEMOCRATS 1-Aciiixn x11c'r1e1o1Js of political organiza- tion to young people in order that they may gain a basic knowledge of politics and the American way of government is the cornerstone upon which the League of Young Democrats was founded. OSl' chap- ter was organized in l9-l9, and now boasts a membership of over -P00 students. Good politics, which in our day have be- come so important, can be of enormous assist- ance in keeping our country strong, internally and externally. XVith this realization in mind the Young Democrats cooperate with the Democratic party in their functions and help facilitate the political operations of the party. Each year the chapter sends delegates to the district, state a11d national conventions. Nlany democratic leaders feel that by letting the students participate in political activities while in college they will develop into more intelligent, better informed students of the future. l'a 5 f J' 91 Ilhjeetive International Study Stressed INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COUNCIL QIERRY SYi.vIss'rER lJrf'sizl1'11f Blu. liisxsrirrz f'iff'-lJ'1'z'.vizlf'11t K IQXRCY ,lox iss S4'1'rz'ff111I' Gain' Pa RK ISR ll'l'I'Il.l'II1'I'f liizxxifrii Riekirk llli INTERNATIONAI, RELATIONS COUNCIL has served Oklahoma State, Stillwater, and Oklahoma by offering the oppor- tunity for an objeetive study in the field of international affairs. A weekly presentation of speakers on various problems, projeets, and other phases of world affairs brings to the students a better knowledge and under- standing of international affairs. The eouneil also provides sueh aetivities as an international talent show, a foreign fffl'l'U'0f student pienie and weekly eoffees for the in- ternational students at OSL' in order to create eloser relationships for the interna- tional students. FRONT ROXV: l,ynd:i Vllard, Don llnger, Ann Bennett, Jim ski, Jerry Sylvester' M1II'l'j' Jones, Russ Nlanning, Ken Rieker, llolt, Evelyn lVlor:ln. ROVV 2: Vijay Nzlik, Knrolyn Fisk fmts ' - llen 1',x' Bennett, Robert Smith, Mary Ann Smith. 0' ' .the +32 COUNCIL OF INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENTS Cmnpuserl nl' the presidents nf thi- VIIFIUIIS international vlubs un campus, the purpuse ul this tlfgilllillllitlll is tu discuss sulutinns tn thuir 1'ulmnun problrlns. ARAB STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Educational films and musical programs Characteristic' of the Country are enjuyed by the members nf the Arab Student association at their meetings. ROW' 11 Abdul Ghumrawi frrreasurerl, Salim Shallah CSCC- retaryl, Esmat Kamil CPresidentJ, Zuhair Bashgawi, Salim llnurani QVii'e-Presiclcntj. RUSV 2: AI-Suaidy Nlohammedi FRONT RUVV: Rogelin Uianan, Avia 'Iialny, Iismet Kamil, Mrs. Alfrud Irvin fAcIvisorl, Arifin Salim, Razia Kadir, Kambis Ilekmat-Panah. ROXV Z: I.. A. Ricliarilsun, lrntiaz Ilusain, I'rsula Svlleck, SVc'i-ning Ifu, Arvga XVnrItu. M'IIidi Mohamed, Muneer Baueachkji, Mohammed Rajhid, Sulaiman Alsouli, Ilamdi Al-Fayadh. ROVV 3: VValid Ounsi, Abdul Ounsi, Genrge Awakeem, Amin Sati, Sara Isa, Fawzi Abu-Niaaj, Haddad MfIhSCII. RUVV -I-I Abdul Abbas, Al- mulla Khalid, Samir Lawrence, Tarek Radjef, Charles Ynunan, Muwatlzlk Nalu, Ghassnn Saadeh. IW' pf INTERNATIONAL MUSLIM ASSOCIATION 'l'he purpose of the International Nlusliin aaaoeiatiun is to ntrengthen brotherly tiea and tn prninnte gnmlwill and under- standing among all atudenta nn the OSI' calnpua. FRONT ROVV: M. Alzal llusain Khan, Rais Siddiqi Clreas- nrerj, Syed A. R. Zaidi fAdvisnrl, lismet Kamil, Razia Kadii' Cllresidentl, Firdousi S. Chandan cvllftf-PYCSIKICIIIJ, Alt Raza CSecretaryj, Imtiaz Ilusain. ROVV 2: Niloufer Ahmed, Sid- diqua Khatun, Muzaflai' Hussain, Nlir IVIIIIIZITTIITICKI Ali, Syed Ahmad Nusratulla, lVIuhammed lwnhiuddin, lVIahl'uza lslam, Zuhara Imtiaz Hussain. RUVV 3: Zuhaii' Bashqawi, INT. Selan Nasution, AI Suaidy Nlohammed, lkram Shah, jamil-l'r-Rah- man Siddiqui, Maamun S. jayyuussi, Syed Masood Razvi, Naqui H. Razvi. Syed Azmathulla Quadri, Adel M. A. Thra- him. ROXV -I: Sulaiman S. Alsouli, Fazlullah Abu Nast, Rahman Almul Kma, Khalid ISI. Al-Nlulla, lVIurtuza M. Athar, Syed lVIu1'tuza, Latif Muhammed Abdul, llamdi ITLIYZILIII, Giuma M. Sheriha. INDIA STUDENT ASSOCIATION To promote goodwill, strengthen brotherly ties, and to ex- plain the OSI' campus are the purpuses of the Indian Student association. FRONT ROVV: Afzal Khan, Satyana Koka, jatindra Khanna, Vijay Naik QP1'esidentJ, Daniel Lingelhach fAdvisrn'j, Arvind Nagar lTreasurerj, Nagalapur Kumar fSecretaryj, Narindar Gill, Syed Quadri. RUVV 2: Brij Kishore, Rais Siddiqi, lVlir Raza, jithender Rau, Pervez Patel, Vadilal Shah, D. R. Bajaj, Pravin Patel, Niranjan Desai. ROVV 3: Latif, Jayant Shah, Iialaram K., Brij Dhir, Nlanharlal Shethia, Ilarshad Patel, Chimanhhai Patel, Prithvi Singh, Ilarendra Parikh, Nathalal Sarvaiya. ROSS' 4: Hasmukh Shah, Prahhakar Ghare, Har- shad Gnhil, Vatti Reddy, Pyare Mohan, hflanmohan lihatla, Surinded Seecutt, Atam Sahni, Damodhar Horde, Vishva Rai, C. P. Reddy. RUVV 5: .litendra Laliwala, Ramesh Nlunshi, Sadanand Desai, Suhramaniam Ramaswami, ,layaniilal Zala- vadia, Poola Jagadeesan, Kul lippal, -latin-Shah, M. N. Reddy, S. N. Shah, M. Guruswamy, Sudhir Dalai. FRONT ROXV: Burn Liziw, Catherine- Tartu, Tim Lum, Lily Tsai, VVei-Ning Fu, Piluzin Lee, Stephen Ilung, .Inner Chang, NXHIIIJIITI Chun. ROVV 2: Huey-Li Lcc, Lily Lee, Drnrntlty Iluang, Rohr-rr Huang, Nnrmztn Dang, Victor Chung, SViIIinm IIO, Shing Lev, Ching Lee, Ben Ilsu, Cliir-n4Lung Li. ROVV 3: Sheng-Tung: Shen, Cheh-Yuan Chang, Li-Shzing Pan, Pingl Chuan Liu, I.in XVzing, F11-Sheng Chi, Ming Pun, Shrn-Shrng Cheng, Ching-Yun Li, Teh-I Lee. RUYV HI-2 Yii-Yih Cheng, Ilung-Kung Shui, Chicli-Yuan Huang, VViIIi:1m Ying, Ilsi- Iiaicn SVu, Ching-Lnh Pun, Augustine Chen, Ilenry Ho, Ch:-rung Ng, Sui-Ilung IIU, Tut Leung, Shih-Yan Tang. ROVV S: Tsun Chang, Kang lluang, Shih-Chang Yin, Sec-Cheung Yiu, Rnlig-Shengl YVang, Shinng-Cherng Yin, Pcter Chow, Nnrrcn Yip, Ting Lee, Tack-YVai Ng, Mau Lin, Dennis Su. Culture Fosters Understanding, Friendship CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION XVIQI-Nrxc lit' l'rr'sid1'r1t LILY Ts.-xi Irirr'-Pzmridfrzl XVI iirui CHAN Swrrrirlry Rolex I,mw ,l'!'lYI5IIl'l'I' HE CHINICSE STUDENT ASSOCIATION SCFVCS to pronnne fcHowship annnngthc Cfhb nescstudcntscnithc CJSI' caniptw and Un fostcrtniderstanding ancifricndship with the Mudentsofailcountncsthroughthclnediuni of Cfhinese culture. rXctivities tif thc: nssociatnyn niclucic the spnnyning of picnnx, banquctg and cnhcr ftnictnins fmt intcrcst to UIC Stucients. 'line organization also sponsors an interiizttiorml taIentshoxv,cxhibitnny and HInishoxvs.YNUth a nienibcrship of ninety or niorc thc group isrune nf thc Iargcstrni canipus. Page +35 PAKISTAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Orgzlnizing in SeptcmIue1', 1957, the Pxlkistzln StnLIt'nt :1ssm'iA :ation assists I'z1kist:1nis in making their stay in the Vnitcd States I'CNX'1lI'lIIllg and prrmfimlwle. FRONT ROVV: Firdonsi CIHIIHIZIITK Syed NlISI'1lIllII2l fSL'Cl'CfIII'A'N, Imzitizlz Ilusnin fP1'c-siclcntb, Ikrun Shah CTre:1snrerI, SitIcIiqnn AN-AMERICAN CLUB Inte1'estecI students :ire eligible fm' membership in the Illlll- Americun clnh, which serves tu prrnnnte ll better ern'1'eIz1tiun Iwtwccn P2lIT'txIHCI'IClllI Customs and the American way of lite. FRONT RUVVZ Leo Richzil'cIs:Jn fI,l'6SICICllTN, Otiliu Jzienlws QViCe-I'l'esicIentj, Ritn Bidtly cSCCl'Cfi11'j'I, MaL1i'ic3i1v Oritiz, l. A 4. qs iv PERSIAN CLUB 1 VVith membership in the club upen tu any student, the Persian FRONT ROXV: Houshang Navai, Parviz Vassali, Houshang Club is designed to help students of Persian and American Cul- Ralinia, Akbar Ahmadi, A. S. Gheelav, Darviz Askari. ROYV tures more fully and readily understand each futher. 2: llossein Amiri, Parviz Elisnn, Dariush Fazlullahi, Ali Knushanpoull, Kambiz Helunat-Panah, Said Saidzadeh, Ama- nolluh Zaerpuur. LOW-POKES Development of a better understanding between auto enthusi- FRONT ROYV: Len WVaska fPresidentJ, Divk Boggs fVicc- asts and the general public is the desired aim nf the Slow-Pukcs, Presidentl, Gary VVatson fr-IiI'C'ZlSLll'6'l'l, Larry Felkins QScCre- who strive to promote traH'ic' and automobile safety. taryl, Fred Gualgel. ROVV 2: Mert Xflvitlfhmllll, Edward sm: l' . Benes, Cliff Davis, Larry Hugue, Ken KlllC'IlidC, jun Dieman, Elden Cross. 'age +37 JL. 3 it X V is AGGIE SPORTS CAR CLUB The newly-organized Aggie Sports Car club has over twenty- hve members who are interested in or own sports or foreign cars. They are organized to promote driving safety. FRONT ROVV: Sandi Money QSeeretary-Treasurerj, Don Muncy CPresidentj, Tom VVhite QVice-Presidentb, Hank VVen- VOLKSWAGEN CLUB Organized to luring together Volkswagen owners interested in learning how to maintain and care for their cars, the Volks- wagen Club stresses safety over speed. sel, John Ilinkel, Sue Stephenson, Ann Rutherford, Janet Saville, Sally Baker, Mike Moody, john Aekenhausen. ROVV 2: jerry Gammill, Bradley Glover, Mike Lacey, VVarren Hart, Captain Jody jones CAdvisorj, Norman Bryant, John Savo- lainen, Lee VValther. FRONT ROVV: VVilliam Ellis, Pat Ellis fTreasurerj, Mary Rutherford fSecretaryj, Pat Develin CVice-Presidentj, Clark Rounds QPresidentj, VVarren Hart, Cecil Rogers. ROW 2: Carol Gates, YVillis Thomason, James Smith, John Reardon, Alvin Schmidt. FRONT ROVV: Sonny lilir, Ken Neuens, Linda Slocum, Craig Sandra llammack. RUVV 3: Bob Dimerv, Eddie Sims, Robert Coberly, Carole Jo Petropoly, John Bryant, Shelzigh Curtin. llouk, Bob Ford, Dallas Talkington, Linus Thornton, Ralph ROVV 2: Delores Taylor, Mary Bradshaw, Beverly Talkington, Mires, Roger Rikli, jerry llanson. Sonny Quart, john Hoedeker, Clif Keirsey, Nancy Collins, Rodeo Team Competes Throughout Southwest INTERCOLLEGIATE RODEO CLUB SUNNY lille N lf: or T1-1 ic 'roi' Romeo Ti-Aufrs in the United States, the Intercollegiate Rodeo club competes in college rodeos throughout Texas, New hlexico, Arizona, and Okla- homa. The members continue to further in- terest in rodeoing through an effective com- bination of dances and picnics. f'1'f'.vi1ff'l1l TQEN Niaunxs 'riff'-l',l't'.l'lIjf'llf SH.-xRoN Haiuis S6'l'fl'fIll'j' CR.-no Coiziium' 'IYIAFKISIIITI' ANDY limit mo ,lrltivor The team consists of six members who must meet the same requirements as other college athletes. The college teams in each district compete for the district champion- ship. These winners then attend the national finals rodeo Where the national champion- ship team and individuals are again selected. Il age Beuneil Represents AII Student Groups UNIVERSITY RELIGIOUS COUNCIL .IME lVl5fVl'HERS 1sPRi+1s1f2NTAT1vif:s FROM if.-xcit of the organ- J f'5f'1W'f ized student religious groups on the PAT ENT OSI' campus constitute the inter-de- ,f,,,,,,Pmn,d,,,,, nominational University Religious council. The organization's main project is the spon- AI-NRTHA-X COONFIIGLD soring of Religious Emphasis Week held each Sf'f fJ' spring. The club also sends out pamphlets , , to all freshmen containing information about l our XVARD . . ,. the various citv churches. l1wzs111'w' ' , In hlay the council sponsors a banquet at- Rizv. ,list Maimx tended by representatives from all church Jfltiiwf groups at which the newly installed officers are honored. VVorking to improve foreign student relations, the council sponsors a for- eign student committee. FRONT RUVV: Rev. Jim Martin, Pat Ent, ,lane VVeatliers, Calvin Ciraham, Arthur Boone, Judy Riehnrcls, Margaret Hai'bni'a Kimmell, -loe VVhite, Delmer Dunn. RUVV 2: Susan llaeker. Bowles, Ellen Hesson, Gerald Thompson, Glenn Hightower an-q W7 P a ge 440 FRONT ROXV: Razia Kadir, Kathleen Miller, Janice Braden, Sharon Raines, Margaret Haekler, Lynda Davis, Pat Ent. ROVV 2: Nancy Page, Karen Owen, Pat Krueger, Joan VVarren, Sandra l.eMoinner, Sara Yaple, Mary Campbell, Elizabeth Mart-t. ROXV 3: janet VVilson, Karen Berg, Nadine Moor- head, Mary lloag, Judy Patton, Linda Collins, Sharon Bass, Trains For YWCA Sirmox RAINES IJl'l'.l'idc lZf .lxxice Biuoiix Vizir'-l'1'r.ri1lf'l1t IAN na DAVIS Sf'4'r1'f11ry P.-xr ICNT yl!': ll,YIl!'f'F -IL'l.i.x Srici-iiiixs i11l'z'i.vrn' Judy Cornels, llelen Delhotal. ROVV 4: Edie lfarl, Roberta blartin, Mary Cabe, Nelda Carter, Barbara Hall, -lane Knippa, Ruth Baker, Joy Fringer, Mary Rupprecht, Barbara Kennedy. ROVV 5: Rosalind Blomeyer, Barbara Grebing, Erlene Lee, Carla Roady, Chloe Brent, Janet l'ierro, Barbara Layton, Anne Donovan, Lnrlene 'l'homas, Pam Phillips, jane Martin. Church, Community Leadership ENIBERSHIP IS OPEN to any college wo- man who expresses her desire to enter the fellowship of the Young VVomenls Christian association and to uphold its pur- poses in her life. The YVVC,-X provides the opportunity to explore the meaning of the Christian faith and gives training in Church and community leadership. It is built on ideals, democracy and faith, it is a place to learn, to make new friends and to serve others. Throughout the year the YVVC,-X has guest speakers who lead discussions on human re- lations, world problems and the relationship of the Christian faith to actual life problems. Page -H1 WESLEY FOUNDATION Emphasizing study, worship, fellowship, service, and coun- seling, the VVesley foundation enables students to gain knowl- edge which lets them lead better lives. FRONT ROVV: Robin Lamar CVice-Presidentj, Carl Caskey fAdvisorj, Mac Irving QPresidentJ, Nels Holmberg QTreas- KAPPA PHI Projects in community service are one of the functions of Kappa Phi, the lN1ethodist women's service organization. Again this year the group is supporting a Tahlequah orphan. FRONT ROVV: lVlrs. Joe Bennett CAdvisorj, Dorothy Mapp, Rosemarv Culver CPresidentl, Donna Stout, Margaret Hum- phrey, liarbara VVilliams QSecretaryj, Carleene McDaniel fTreasurerJ, Sara Lawyer CVice-Presidentj. ROVV 2: Mar- ilyn Greenwood, Beatrice Goulden, Nancy Collins, Doyce A if 'Q iz- 'F Q -If is f S , Q, - , , urerj, Judy Gamble CSecretaryJ. ROVV 2: Allen Evans, Dorothy VVilson, Lajuana Dennis, Gerald Edwards, Anne Delap, Gerald Thompson. ROVV 3: Mike Bradley, Rose Mary Culver, Robert Dzur, Jeanie Peters, David Semrad, John VVard. ROVV -1-Z Donna Stout, Doyce Ann Grifhn, Margaret llnmphrey, John Price, Glenda Little, Bob Diehl. Griffin, Dorothy VVilson, Lajuana Dennis, Julianne Glass, Judy Branstetter, Jana Lane, Robin Lamar, Jean Patchett. ROVV 3: Carolyn Fisher, Lynne Sauls, Louise Schwenke, Nancy Nelson, Patricia Grirlin, Kathleen Martin, Sue Nall, Elizabeth Leader, Diane Dailey, Erna Miller. ROVV 4: Glenna Jordon, Gail Ballinger, Marilyn Little, Charity Herod, Patricia Poythress, Glenda Little, Charlene Duff, Camille Cailloux, Cherry Bev- erage, Linda Price, Margaret Burris. 'life A - 1. ' , -A ...V , K . ,ferret ? 5 L . , L-. f- ,- , . Page +41 FRONT ROXV: Sara Cunningham, Betty Krueger, Linda lioyclstun, Charles Ramming, Gary johnson, Jim llensel, Dick llanke. RUXV 2: Charles llowe. Richard llollrah, Shirley Stabe, Sandra Schroeder, lloxxard Tlteilen, lfrank Ramming, .Xlina Kocrner, Uaylcne Shievcr. ROW' 3: Arlo llellverg, ,Indy Ilohmann, Delma Bieyer, Richard Pralle, Xllavne Mever, Rosa- lie Flasch, Elaine Shiever, Beverly lirandnp.i RUXV -li Judy llansen, lingerie Sharp, Phillip Nlnller, Richard Muller, Robert Constien' Robert Post, Glenn Knnneman, VVax'ne Sic-vers, David Kunneman. Luther's Works Are Donated To Library GAMMA DELTA Chiu' .lorixsox l'rz'si11f'11! Cii.xRi.i5s Ruixiixrs liftfl'-1JI'f'5fI1l'1ll SARA-x Ciixxixoiaxxi Sl't'7'l'fIll',1' LINDA li0YIJS'I'L'Y 'l'1'cr1x1H'i'r jrxi Hiaxsisi. fI1l1'i.rnr Tim' or THIC isiizia-1, dissemination of the scriptural world View in circles of higher education, and maintenance of campus fellowship among Lutheran students through a program based on Christian knowledge and service are the primary ob- jectives of Gamma Delta. Gamma Delta was founded at USL as Beta Sigma chapter and is atliliated with the International Association of Lutheran College Students. Participation in RHW, social functions, Christmas banquet and the donation of one volume of Luther's work to the Oklahoma State Library each year sum up the activities of this organization. 1 we 3 Activities Cover Broad Field Ui USU Life NEWMAN CLUB Boi: MOON lJ!'!,.YiI!l'lIl' RIARY lmrsizv I'irzf-ljrmiflvizt Cox N112 GRELN ER Swrfflzzry YXVALTER Gaiam ICR yll'l7lSl1fI'I' 1 w l',-XTIIER Li,izA1iax'1' I'ni1a1i. fjllllfffljll Romani' Mnnx, President FRONT ROVV: Crmnic fil't'illCI', Mary Litsey, VValtcr Ureim-r, licclestnn, john Sanders, Kenneth Sclimecler, john Aust, Mimiia Huh Nlonii, lfsither Clement Priluil, VVilliam jeffrey, A. NI. Fmnkier, RUVV -ii Tum VVrunn, David Delfr:ingc, Kathy Sclilrhuher, Nirs. A. NI. Svhlehulwcr. RUXV 2: Diane Sillwer- l7cvgz111, Sylvester lloeflcr, Rnlwrt Rayaioli, Rita Ilamlin, Kathy lwergcr, Rnlx-rt Kalka, jean Flalizlgaii, Bryce Ilmlgden, Charles Flanagan, lioh jones, juycc Kcnncdy- Patricia Baldwin, ROVV Schwarz, Kim Stnnaker, David Lambert, janet Bust-r, Shirley 5: She-lagh Curtin, jnannc Tracy, Frucl llnrinck, Dean llnrinek, Hoskins. Connie Each. RONV 3: SllEBl'0XYIi,YiYi1lI1 XVarmin- janittc Vavcrka, Phyllis Schrncdcr, Samir l,ZlXYl'CIlL'l', Rnhcrt ski, Tlwznas lNlLxeggcl1l1o1'g, Louis Pnth, james Bcrousek, Dennis Adams, Margaret XValta, Eclwaral XVilliams, Rngclicl Gianan. P 21 gc -H+ FRONT ROXV: Rosie Ddorifero, Mary Patty, Mary Alford, fharles Yonnan, lfrancis Decker, johnny Rybka, Simeon Katna, Dorothy Moore, Rita Cantergiani, Barbara Ramming. ROVV 2: Kay Kendall, Iiliosa Pcreura, Karen Kretchmar, Diane VVilp, .lanelle Schroeder, Carolyn C'arlbt-rg, Mary Margaret Peeper, Sharon Bnnte, Anne Cockrell, Karen Zaroor, I.incl:i Burrow, Connie Tnrney. ROVV 3: Veronica Somera, Mary Blnbangh, Mary fVleMann, Tom lloflicli, Donald XVedman, Ginann Ecl- wards, Bill Davis, Paul Otto, Robert Brinker, Dennis Harring- NEWMAN CLUB i.xios'r A o1QNic14AT1oN has passed since the chartering of USI s Newman club in l93Z. This duration has seen the grad- ual expansion of Newman club aims exem- plifying the principles of Cardinal Newman. The OSI' Newman club activities now en- compass nearly all the major functions of college life. This is done by emphasizing the tri-purpose of Newman work, religious, in- tellectual and social development. Hayrack rides, study of the recent ency- clical of Pope john XXIII, wiener roasts. ton, Jerome Decker. RDNV -I-1 Mary Rnpprccht, Sally Miller, Pat Vaughn, Tim Stebler, Tom Schlehuber, Charles Nlonnot, XVilliam Mildfelt, Charles Brinker, Gilbert Nlcfiurl, Don Fondren, Tom Donovan, Susan Bowles. ROW' S: Leonard Vonrchesne, lWartha Dickmann, Thomas Rcding, George Abbey, llarold Mcfollnm, Charles Messall, Anthony ,Xbcrnathyy Don- nis Hodges, Mel Schmidt, Dick Schlitl, John Reinert, Sharla lfulberg. building the Homecoming float, pre-mar- riage lectures, intramural sports, communion breakfasts, the Snowflake Ball, a day of recollection, all contributed to an interesting and enjoyable Newman year agenda. The Newman movement is a challenge to and a declaration of the faith that binds its members. This can be shown in the many soul searching and thought provoking dis- cussions at Newman meetings. Newman club is not just an organization. it Page -l-li Three Denominations Compose Fellowship UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP xl ERRY Powfim. Prrsizlwlt Timo l-loncoxiize Iliff'-l,I'l'Sill!'lIf AN N is VYICKERS Secretary DALE IQEAIRNS Y 'rcasu rvr VAN SPuRGEoN flzlvisor FRONT ROVV: June llulme, Jerry Powell, Paul Chalfant. Thad Holcombe, Dale Keairns, Anne Vickers, Yan Spurgeon. ROW 2: Rosetta Schmidt, Julie Bensen, ,lane Lovell, David llelmer, David Vickers, John Sander, Beth Bolar, Eddie Dorr. ROVV 3: Mary Rhodes, Russell Kline, Jane Thompson, Derril oxieosicn or S'l'UlJIiN'I'S from three sepa- rate denominations, the l'nited Campus Christian fellowship is a student move- ment at OSU. Over 2,000 Presbyterian, Christian, and Congregational students were oiiicially merged at a united assembly in the spring of l96l. A week-long study and wor- ship plan for the campus is the heart of the UCCF program. One of the principal parts of this program is the academy series, a group of students who partake in a common study, worship, fellowship and service. Daily worship services open to the campus and an- nual out-of-state projects are two other im- portant aspects of the movement. St-luring. Richard Tarpey, Jim Catz, Jana Daniel, Ruth Baker, Martha Bohannon, Ruth Gatz. ROVV -I-: jane Martin, Beth llall, David Gibson, George Brant, Phyllis Buss, Nelda Carter, lNIarsha Eddins, Charles McGaha, Judy Edwards. l age -l-I6 we +47 SIGMA THETA EPSILON Organizing life around religion, developing effective leader- ship in the church and providing religious training and Bible study arc the objectives of Sigma Theta Epsilon. FRONT ROXV: Carl Caskev Qldvisorl, lfrank Riehart. ,lar Rosson QYicc-Presidentl, john Price, Claude McCIendon fllrcasllrcrl, Mikc liradlcy ll'rcsitIent7, llcnry North. ROVV CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION One of the oldest religious groups on campus, thc Canterbury association strives to promote good fellowship for students of lipiscopalian belief. FRONT ROSV: Sara Hill CSecrctaryl, Art lioonc Qliresitlentl, Rev. Vvaync lWetz, Rev. -lohn Dorr, Richard Gadd, Mary 2: VValter Ilunti Orville Dec, Bryce Smith, Garold Ober- lamlcr fSecrctaryJ, john VVard, Tom McNew, Glen Bunch. ROV' 3: Curtis Cockrell, Gerald Edwards, John Stoneking, George Foster, Nels llolmberg, Nlarc Poe, Gary Throckmorton, Don Shaffer. ROVV -I: Ralph Roddy, Jr., Gene Armstrong, Curtis Fisher, Ed lirocksmith, llavc Davis, Larry Swallcv David Sc-mrad, Bob Diehl, Larry Nlettlcr. Casey fYice-Presidentj. RUVV 2: David Uadtl, Vera Preston, Dick Risk, Paul Lcster, Sue Mitchell, Cathy Risk, Adriennc Ruby. ROVV 3: 'lerrv Cotten, lVIariannc lN1cCauIev, John llinkel, Calvin Graham, Henderson blillcr, Lynn Carpentcr, Bob Young, john Cook, Lorabeth Hill, ova 4-J-.A If 29' v Baptists Have A Home Away From Home BAPTIST STUDENT UNION jon N SMITH IJlI'f'Silit I1f N TSA L Sc H00 L EY ,riff-I,!'l'.TT!l'l'l1f IQATHY FRAN KLIN Svtfrflrzry Siiiiuasv FELKINS yl!'l'l1.S'll fer 1 FRONT ROVS: Dale Garner, Neal Schooley, Shirley Felkins, john Smith, Kathy Franklin, jim Martin. ROW' 2: Harry MPoRTANT PIIASES OF iiA1f'1'1s'1' life are nightly vespers, noon-day prayer meetings, revival teams, fellowships, Saturday night parties and participation in intramural sports. The Baptist Student union is truly a home away from home for the large number of Baptist college students on the OSU campus. The BSU serves as a link between college students and the Baptist churches of Still- water, Its objective is to promote a friendly feeling for those who make the BSU their home While in college. The living room is equipped with radios, a television set and record players. Bovdston, Garv VVitt, Glen Green, Larry lVIcSwain, 'Rosanne Gill, jim Miller, Sam McClure, Delmer Dunn, Bob Cox. Page -H8 , ,A my RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK Religions Iiniphzisis meek if designecl to give eueli ITICIDIWCI' nf I,IfI T TU RIGIIT: Glenn IIigI1tuwer, Myrna Bfessengei the university enmmnnity an speeizxl oppnrtnnity tu :nuke :in Iizirhzirzl Kimmell, Ann Helms, Rev. XVZIIIIC Metz. inquiry into the I'C'IIgI4lll5 x'a1Il1c-swf hir Iife. HI LAMBDA UPSILON ICIIEIIIISIQISIIC prurnotiun of high schfrlnrship and uriginxil in- FRONT ROXV: Riehard Ford QI rc-siclentj, Aubrey Smith, jr vestigation in :III brzimthes of pure :ind applied chernistry is the fVice-Presidenti, Gene Sturm, jr. 1Trez1sul'erI, Rielixird Dzinka rnziin objective uf Phi I.:irnIuIu I'psilm1. ISec:ret:ir5'I, Dr. Jam:-s1.esIie. ROW' 2: Dzivid XViIIiams, CIIIAI Iiennedy, Richard NIIlI'IiI1IIIYl, Iilmer lnurziiwe, Czirul C'nnningA hum. 'ago -I-I9 1 2 l 2 s The newly-constructed buildings at OSU Tech not only add ' beauty but also provide better educational opportunities. W Tech Trains Needed Industry Employes ESIGDJED'TO'fEACPItechniciansto carryioutthe plans of scientists and engineers, Oklahoma State Tech's main objective is to train the type of employes that industry Wants. By allowing students to perform the We skiHs required on the job,'fechifolhnys a conupleudy newfconceptci educauon. lltuizhig instructors with successful nidusuial eX- peHence,the school E operated on a trunemer plan, thus alhnving the connpletuni of courses ni uvo years or less. Page 450 OSU TECH AT OKMULGEE .. if? ii Elw - 1 N fl - ' , yli'll'T yn W 1 yf QTM5 - if Q qw M, ,, 5 , fe 51:7 ,yr ,, Named Covelle hall in hnnnr of thc schrml's founding director, the new recreational building dedicated on November 3 is providing the much needed space for large events at Tech' as well as athletic games. Pint-sized router for the Oklahoma State Tech haskethall team tries the hall out for size while Technicians work out. The little man with the hall is Gary Morris, sun of Mr. and Mrs. .lack lWurris, Clayton, Okla. An almost lwpclc-ss wreck of a Car van lu- made into Il heautv with the newly learned skills of the students in fender department at Oklahnma Tech sclmnl. the body a age +5 s.,,,,s-Q Maxx Offset printing stndcnts at Tech, liill Claphan and VVendaIl Broylcs, find hanging np the wash is part of their conrsc of study. Here they hang up negatives hvtorc making thc plates. Tri-Mester Plan Speeds College Completion ff! 1 Finding their work intricate and exciting, students at Oklahoma State Tech, Okmnlgee, enroll in many electronic Courses which Continue to he one of the most popular curriculum of studies at the school. Page -F52 M XMDRE6. as trawl - 1 G 0 if T Ferns: rw rm vtisny r 1 as LWYQ ,: Eunwgpg PIQSEL Iawasszarzm Sem 5,5-M... . ga. Realizing that student government is a most important part of campus life, candidates for president of the student Council at Oklahoma State Tech are busy Campaigning before an assembly for all students who cast their deciding votes of the election. 'resent for the open house at the Rehabilitation center were CL to RD .onnie Maley, Tech graduateg O. L. Lackey and VV. R. VVilliams, mem- ers of the board of regentsg VVilliam Christian, Oklahoma secretary of fate, and Dr. A. D. Robertson, medical director of the Center. f?5 w Qifl Q 4.2: W Putting the finishing touches to a beautiful pair of fancy cowboy boots, John Fanning pursues his studies of shoe repair and bootmaking at Oklahoma State Tech, an extension of OSl' located at Okmulgee Page +53 if avg not un-ri 'dvi was Q-it QDQ W! 'WWF if 4 it .mn lu' arm CLASS S Perhaps reviewing the years gone by or dreaming of those to Come, graduates have attained a major lifetime goal, a goal which can be reached only by diligent work, Class after class, day by Clay, year after year. .lt x.,-WM Q, K VM '2 are if .. l an 9 ,, Learning: outside of the classroom may not he so common to most OSI' students, hut Ere pre- vention majors realize its value in their fu- ture occupations. Y As the doors of the classroom close and stu- dents depart to go separate ways to await another day, the Classroom seems lost without its students. Starting the year ott right, these members of Farmhouse struggle to keep their eyes open long enough to get to that all-important 8 a.m. class. Page +56 Acosla Aclams Ahmed Allison, D. Bellinghausen Benne++ Bhafla Blaclcerby Bryan Bull Bufis Cappel Chhecla Childs Clemens Cole Allison, L. Arbabian BecIceHf Bee Blankenship Bond Bonnell Briclgwaier Carley Carpenler Chambers Chang Cory Cox Cruzan Currie GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: JULIO ACOSTA, Mexico, NINA MAE ADAMS, Sfill- waler: NILOUFER AHMED, Palcislan: DAVID EARL ALLISON, Adair, LEMUEL C. ALLISON, Gould: MORTEZA ARBABIAN. Slillwaler, GORDON E. BECKETT, Belhany, DAVID ELLIOTT BEE, McAlesler, I-IME. ROW 2: ROBERT PETER BELLINGHAUSEN, Ponca Cily, AZ. Newman Club, League of Young Democrals, lndependenf Parly, Aggie X, Red Red Rose, Collegiale 4-I-I, Collegiale Farmers Union, A. C. BENNETT, lncliahoma, AZ, OAK, 'T'K'T', Who's Who, Toaslmaslers, Agronomy Club, Young Democrals, lnclepenclenl Parlyg MANMOMAN BHATLA, India: DON A. BLACKERBY. Marlha, JOHN H. BLANKENSHIP, Slillwaler, TIME, AHS Honor Socielyz GREGG STEPHEN BOND, Slillwaler, EN, Blue Key, Fly- ing Aggies, Alumnus Publicalions Slaflf, WILLIAM A. BONNELL, Oklahoma Cily, AIIE, DONALD D. BRIDGWATER, Belhany. ROW 3: DAVID R. BRYAN, Ellcharl, Kansas: WILLIAM KEN- NETH BULL, Enid, JAMES A. BUTTS, Enid, SUZAN LOUISE CAPPEL, Websler Groves, Missouri, FTB, DON A. CARLEY. Sapulpa, STANLEY ALFRED CARPENTER, Mayfield? BURTON KEITH CHAMBERS, Pomona, Kansas, CHEH YUAN CHANG, China. ROW 4: NEMJEE R. CHHEDA, Slillwaler: S. BART CHILDS. Magnolia, Arkansas, LAWRENCE GEORGE CLEMENS, Ponca Cily, WAYNE HENRY COLE, Shawnee, WILLIAM N. CORY, Tulsa, EKIWE, ELAINE CAROL COX, Enid, CARLYN GRANT CRUZAN, Barllesville, ATSZ, ROBERT F. CURRIE, Shawnee, Young Republicans. Page 457 Daley Fike Ghare Hayes Houk Davide Desai Devers Dumesnil Duncan Edwards Eikleberry Fincher Firrilo Floyd Fosl Fox Freeny Friesen Gill Gore Gould Grissom Hardage Harris, B. Harris, W. Heafh Heffron Herfzler Ho Holley Hooser Hormchon Howard Howe Huguelef Husain, M. Husain, Z. Ibrahim Ikard, R. GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: JAMES S. DALEY, Lindsay: ROMULO G. DAVIDE. Philippines, SADANAND S. DESAI, India, India Sludenl Associ- aliong DARRELL DEVERS, Booker, Tex., IIT, Inslilule of Aerospace Science, Judo Karale Club, Arnold Air Sociely, Flying Aggies, ASME, CARL E. DUMESNIL, Groves, Tex., JOHN M. DUNCAN, I-lorniny, IA-Y, Sludenl lnduslrial Arl' Associalion, Oklahoma In- duslrial Associalion, AllAg CHARLES D. EDWARD, Pawnee, AVP: BURTON R. EIKLEBERRY, Coal Hill, Ark., Thealre Guild, Town 81 Gown, ITA. ROW 2: JOHN L. FIKE, JR., Muskogee, 'I'.M'l, CIUHPI, HMB. UKN, IT, Blue Key, lT'K'I', Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, AIEE-IRE, BOBBY L. FINCHER, Forl Smilh, Ark.. TIME. EVE: SALVATORE G. FIRRITO, Venezuela? TERRY L. FLOYD, Beaver, RONALD FOST, Oklahoma Cily, EX: D. SENTELL FOX, Tulsa, I'if'5, Sociely Tor Advancernenl ol Man- agemenl, AK'I', JIM B. FREENY, Broken Bow, JAMES A. FRIESEN, Wealherlord, AFP, ASAE. ROW 3: PRABHAKAR M. GHARE, lndia, MARINDAR S. GILL, Page 458 India, FFA, Social Da-nce Club, WILLIAM J. GORE, Comanche: WILLIAM R GOULD, Slillwaler, EIDE SAK, 25, Slillwaler Divers, CECIL E. GRISSOM, Barllesville, AKXIQ TWT, Red Red Rose: BOB A. HARDAGE, Checolah, TEE, ITME, 111127 BARNEY HARRIS, Prescoll, Ark.: WILLIAM W. HARRIS, Tulsa, AIA, Wesley Foundalion. ROW 4: CHARLES F. HAYES, Wellslon, USAF, HTS, ET, GARY N. HEATH, Cheney, Kan., TKT? C. JAMES HEFFRON. Wichila, Kan., ISA, DONALD V. HERTZLER, Aline: SAI HUNG HO, China: BOB W. HOLLEY, Broken Bow, Collegiale FFA: JOHN A. HOOSER, Claylon: TWW HORMCHONG, Thailand. Sanborn Enlomology Club. ROW 5: L. B. HOUK, Slillwalerz SAMUEL H. HOWARD, Law- Ton, A'I'A: ELIZABETH ANN HOWE, Bellflower, Cal., ANITA R. HUGUELET, Eleclra, Tex., MOHAMMED I. HUSAIN, Pakis- 'ranp ZOHARA I. HUSAIN, Pakisrang ADEL M. IBRAHAM, Egypl? ROBERT C. IKARD, Boise Cily, IAS, ASME, -ET, Wesley Foundalion. Janlz Ison Johnslon Knaus Koko Lagman alalucci McClain McClaran Meyer Orr Pan, C. Pan, L. a pongse PloH Priesl Rahell Kamel Kalua Kelley Kishore Lawrence Li Lohrey Lulher Milligan Mohan Mounf Nailr Panni Paxlon Pierce Pilchford Rameswami Reddy Reed Richardson GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: THOMAS EMMETT IKARD, Boise Cily, DAVID LESLIE ISON, Oklahoma Cily,, RONALD KEITH JANT1, Wichila, Kan.: JAMES JAY JOHNSTON, Amarillo, Tex., M. ESMAT KAMEL, Slillwaler, ASCE, Organizalion of Arab Sludenls, Organizalion of Muslim Sludenls, lnlernalional Presidenls Council, SIMEON JO- SEPH KATUA, Africa, SUAB, Newman Club, RONALD G. KEL- LEY, Prague, 47591 BRTJ RAJ KISHORE, Slillwaler., ROW 2: KOUICHI KITAGAWA, Japan, DARREL EMMETT KNAUS, Enid, AX, SATAYANARAYANA KOKO, India? ROSA- LINDA S. LAGMAN, Philippines, SAMIR ALBERT LAWRENCE, Iraq, ASCE, Newman Club, KAM WU LI, China, JOHN P. LOHREY, Oklahoma Cily, TAMA RUTH LUTHER, Slillwaler. ROW 3: RUDOLPH VINCENT MATALUCCI, Bronx, N. Y., AXA, JERRY GLYNN MCCLAIN, Corsby, Miss., VIRGIL RUT- LEDGE MCCLAREN, Marshall, Tex., ANNA PHOEBE MEYER, Kingfisher, fI1TO, ON, OHEA, Al-IEA, DALE W. MILLIGAN, Olrlahoma Cily, IRE, Acacia, PYARE MOHAN, India, GARY ARTHUR MOUNT, Begqs, BHIMRAO LINGO NAIK, Belgium. ROW 4: JOHN TINSLEY ODEN, Alexandria, La., THE, HME. TBII, Lbliflr, XE, EE, OAK, ASCE: BETTY J. ORR, Slillwalert CHINGILOH PAN, Formosa, Ll-SHAN6 PAN, China, SULTANA PANNI, Palcislan, DONALD GEORGE PAXTON, Slillwaler, ZX: DON A. PIERCE, Enid, GPAO, HERBERT A. PITCHFORD, Beggs. ROW 5: PONGPIT PIYAPONGSE, Slillwaler, Agronomy Club, l Club, TAK, YMCA, CHARLES RAYMOND PLOTT, Eredriclc, KA, LINDA L. PRIEST, Edmond, AZ, MASTURA RAHELL, Palcis- lan, S. RAMASWAMT, India, VATTI ARLA REDDY, India, ROB- ERT E. REED, Slillwaler, Hrrz, TBII, fT1KfP, ASME, BURL BUR- TON RICHARDSON, Marlow, Collegiale FFA. Page 459 Rivera Rollier Royer Saaly Schirmer ScoH Shaffer Shah Sheppard Sheriha Shui Simmons Skidmore Somera Sleelman Slockwell Sfrachan Sluclcey Slurgeon Talcaolra Talri Tang Thomas, G. Thomas L Thurman Tsulcada Tyler Umphers Van Marel Varela Vohhshour Wang Wailuns WhiIsiH Wiles Woodward Wrenn Wu Yin, Shiang Yin, Shih Zaloudek GRADUATE STUDENTS ROW I: CARLO J. RIVERA, Puerlo Rico, DWAYNE ALLEN ROLLIER, Lamonl, KENNETH R. ROYER, De Quincy, La., RAMZI G. SAATY, Iraqi KEITH E. SCHIRMER, Muskogee, EMI CHARLES F. SCOTT, Slillwaler, AX, Canlerbury Club, DON M. SHAFFER, Ponca Cily, ZQE, Young Republicans, Wesley Founda- Iion, JANANT JAGJIVAN SHAH, India, ASME, Indian Sludeni' Club. ROW 2: CHARLES W. SHEPPARD, 'Wal+ers, Farmhouse, Col- Iegiare 4-I-I, GUIMA M. SHERIHA, Libya, HUNG-KUNG SHUI, Formosa, DONALD M. SIMMONS, Slillwaler, EDWARD LYMAN SKIDMORE, Della, Ulah, TIME, American Sociely of Agronomy, Soil Science Sociely ol America, VERONICO J. SOMERA, Phil- ippines, HAM, Newman Club, VIRGINIA P. STEELMAN, Pres- corlp RICHARD L. STOCKWELL, Tulsa, ASME, IAS, AIIE. ROW 3: CLYDE W. STRACHAN, Tulsa: ALTO NELSON STUCKEY, Birmingham, Ala., ROY V. STURGEON, I-Iennessey, Page 460 SHIGEYOSKI TAKAOKA, Japan, GHAZI H. TAKI, India: SHIH YAO TANG, Japan, GEORGE B. THOMAS, Oklahoma Cily, AIIE, OSU Engineer Magazine Slall, AUM, THOMAS L. KING, Olcmulqee. ROW 4: MARY LOU THURMAN, AIva,, SEIGO TSUKADA. Japan, LYNN D, TYLER, Tulsa, PAULA K. UMPHERS, Edmond, WX, CARL J. VAN MAREL, Orange Ci+y, Iowa, BAXP, EMIL F. VARELA, Sfillwaler, KOOROS VOKSHOUR, Iran, LIN WANG, Slillwaler, WESLEY W. WATKINS, Benninglon. ROW 5: NORMAN F. WHITSITT, Forr Worlh, Tex., DONALD C. WILES, Wichila. Kan., BETH, CHARLES B. WOODWARD, Drumriqhl, ET, WAT, AIChE,, JOSEPH T. WRENN, Dallas, Tex., HSI-HSIEN WU, Formosa, SHING CHERNG YIN, Siillwaler, SHIH CHANG YIN, Slillwaler, MICHAEL W. ZALOUDEK, Kremlin. UIIIIzImq Hue IcmowIecIgo acquired In edure sessIors and Iabs, IIWIS vef-med 5IudenI gains pracIICaI experience in IIwe IreaIinq QI anI- maIs Iv We daIIy CIIIWICS, VETERINARY MEDICINE age +61 Arringfon Boofhe Ensey Granlham lnscoe Jeffries McCallie Mi+cI'1eII Richie Roih Spencer Tolberl Page -P62 Carfer Griffiflw Jueschlxe Muncy Schenk VanPaHer Dunn Hamm Kasik Nail Schomp Wallop Dupler Hudson Lucas Nighfengale Smilln Wilson FOURTH YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: JAMES L. ARRINGTON, Camden, A Velerinary Toaslmaslers, Junior AVMA: ARI DORMON BOOTHE, Nefiie, W. Va., SITE, BS Junior AVMA: ANTHONY B. CARTER, Por Cily, AVMA: WYLIE A. DUNN, Conway, A AVMA: LESTER RAYMOND DUPLER, Cache, A Junior AVMA. ROW Z: DON ARTHUR ENSEY, Boswell, AVR Velerinary Toaslmaslers: JANET YVON GRANTHAM, Gage, AVMA, Veierinary Toi rnaslers: ROY WAYNE GRIFFITH, Harlslwor DOYNE HAMM, MI. Judea, Arlc., AVMA, I ODK, fl'K'P,: TRUMAN L. HUDSON, Duncan. ROW 3: JOSEPH WILLIAM INSCOE, Newl N. Car., AVMA: DWAYNE LEE JEFFRIES, Ri wood, AEP, AVMA: THOMAS EUGENE JUES KE, Tonlqawa, AW: EMIL JOHN KASIK, Riclwl Nels., AIP, AVMA, American Legion: MICH ARTHUR LUCAS, Blackwell, AVMA. ROW 4: JAMES M. MCCALLIE, Dewiif, DAVID G. MITCHELL, Tulsa, AXP, AVMA, D ALD A. MUNCY, Tulsa, AVMA, Sporls Car of America, Aggie Sporfs Car Club, Red Rose, Veferinary Medicine, Gavel Club: NICI' LAS A. NAIL, Vinila, AVMA, Velerinary Toaslr' Iers, AZ: LOUIS W. NIGHTENGALE, Fairv Farmhouse, Junior AVMA, UTS. ROW 5: MICHAEL M. RICHIE, Benlon, RICHARD DEAN ROTH, Cassallon, N. El AVMA: EDWARD L. SCHENK, Clwiclcaslia. Junior AVMA: DALE LOYD SCHOMP, Tal Masonic Club, AVMA, UTS: ROY BREN SMITH, I-lingliam, Mass., AIP, AVMA. ROW 6: ALTON KINSLEY SPENCER, Cres N. Car., AVMA, AWP, BILLY DEAN TOLB Roanolce, Va., AW, Junior AVMA: ROBERT JA VAN PATTER, I-lol Springs, Arlc., OTS, AV EDGAR E. WALLOP, Washingion, D. C.: J A. WILSON, Kearneysville, W. Va., AW, AVM IHIRD YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE W I: STANLEY C. ACREE, Maud: JACK C. .EN, Okmulqee: DELLALENE BAKER, Denison, .: ZANE G. BOWLES, I-Iiddenife, N, Car.: 3. BRYSON, Collinsville. W 2: LOUIS T. BURCH, LifIIe Rock, Ark.: SEPH F. CHABOT, WhifinsviIIe, Mass.: ROB- ' R. DAHLGREN, AIIiance, Neb.: JAMES R. XR, Baskin, La.: FRED G. FERGUSON, Green , Wis. W 3: JOSH I. FIDLER, IsraeI: EUGENE FIN- RLIN, JR., TuIsa: EDWIN D. FISHER, Cushing: AIG FRANKS, Skiefook: GAYLORD FRENCH, Draper, N. Car. N 4: GARY B. GIBBONS, Lakofa, N. Dak.: VAYNE GIDDEON, Cushing: ROBERT L. RDY, Tarboro, N. Car.: WYLIE S. HOUGH, more: FRANK HUMPHREYS, Ba'IcheIor, La. N 5: CLINTON N. JEWETT, Li'rfIe Rock, Ark.: RY KENDRICK, Fairmoni, W, Va.: THOMAS KFMANN, Prague: D. GENE LUTHER, Elk 'I GEORGE MEYER, JR., VioIa, Ark. V 6: CHARLES A. MONTGOMERY, Tulsa: IK NIGHTENGALE, I-Iomesieadt LEWIS D. ACH, Texhorna: DON S. ROBERTSON, King, Car.: WILLIAM R. ROBERTSON, BosweII. V 7: NED M. ROSS, Burlingion, N. Car.: LEE LIMMONS, JR., Gufhrie: DANIEL SOLOMON, ge, W. Va.2 RONALD A. STENSENG, Fayeffe- Ark.: JAMES H. STONE, Lawion. V 8: BRUCE G. STRINGER, TuIsa: ELDEN D. C, Rogers, Neb.3 DONALD VRBKA, Shelby, 3 CHARLES C. WARNER, JR., CharIesIon, fa.: JOHN D. WEHLING, Minco. Acree Burch FicIIer Gibbons Jewefi' Monigomery Ross S+ringer AIIen Chabo+ Fingerlin Giddeon Kendrick Nigh+engaIe Simmons Svec Baker Dahlgren Fisher Hardy Loafma nn Roach Solomon Vrbka Bowles Dear Franks Hough Lufher Roberison Sfenseng Warner Bryson Ferguson French Humphreys Meyer Roberison, W. S+one WehIing Page +63 Adams Allen Baker Beals Boalman Bradley Brand? Burchlnal Freeman Gehring Hall Halferman Hayden Marlin McCoy McGruder Miller Minh Moore Morelon Palfon Pease Pool Robinson Rupe Sanlino Seagren Sims Smilh, J. Smilh, L. Slroup Swango Turner Voss SECOND YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE ROW I: MARVIN M. ADAMS, Oklahoma Cilyl RICHARD ALLEN, Lillle Rock, Ark.: BENNY BAKER, Checolahg TERRY BEALS, Greenfield: RICHARD BOATSMAN, Edmond: SANDRA BRADLEY, Copperas Cove, Tex.: JAMES BRANDT, Elmore Cily: RICHARD BURCHINAL, Morgenlown, W. Va.: JOHN FREE- MAN, Lincolnlon, N. C. ROW 2: JAMES GEHRING, Whealley, Arlc.: ROBERT HALL, Hof Springs, Arla.: GAY HALTERMAN, Moorelield, W. Va.: JOSEPH HAYDEN, Tulsa: KEITH MARTIN, Elmore Clly.: JAMES MCCOY, Ravenswood, W. Va.: DEORSEY MCGRUDER, Muskogee: GLOYD MILLER, Webbers Fells: T. MINH, Vielnam. I Qge -I64 ROW 3: WAYNE MOORE, Sllllwaler: CLARENCE MORETON, Fl. Smi+h, Ark.: LAURIN PATTON, Ada: LOWELL PEASE, Porls- moulh, N. I-I.: ROY POOL, Raleigh, N. C.: BILLY ROBINSON, Sellisawg VICKI RUPE, Tulsa: JAMES SANTINO, Shawnee. ROW 4: CHARLES SEAGREN, Wausa, Nell: KENNETH SIMS, Medford: JANICE SMITH, Denlon, Tex.: RANDELL SMITH, Conlon: DANIEL STROUP, Waco, N. C.: LARRY SWANGO, Welch: DALE TURNER, Reniclc, W. Va.: GORDON VOSS, Gollry. FIRST YEAR VETERINARY MEDICINE DW I: DARRELL ALLISON, Woodward: ROB- IT AMEND, Oklahoma Cilyg RICHARD BAILEY, Isa: DORLAND BENNETT, I-lennesseyg BARNEY ERTRAND, Sulphur, La.: TALMAGE BROWN. I., Raleigh, N. Car. JW 2: JOSEPH BUXTON, Nowala: THOMAS RRTER, Slillwalerq WILLIAM CARTER, Crossell, k.: THOMAS COFEIN, Waukomis: DON ROW, Wheeling, W. Va., RICHARD DAHLEM, adford. JW 3: JOE DAVIS, Marked Tree, Ark.: JOHN JYLE, Erick: JERRY DURHAM, Fayeffeville, k.: LARRY EDWARDS, Elk Cilyg PAUL FRITH. ., Lillle Rock, Ark.: RONALD GEISERT, Ogal- a, Neb. PW 4: JOHN HAHN, Barllesvillei JACKIE JRTON, Winlers, Tex,: JERRY JACOBS, Okmul- 3: JOEL JENSEN, Asheville, N. Car.: JOHN RKPATRICK, Shalluck: WILLIAM LANCE, dsay. IW 5: DUANE LEMBURG, Dannebrog, Neb.: KDE MARKHAM, Locusl Grove: BARBARA :ABEE, Wilrninqlon, N. Car.: BILLY MCDOUG- , Vallianl: JUNIOR MILLER, Chickasha: REX SON, Waynoka. IW 6: RICHARD PATTERSON, Sanford, N. r.: BETTY REDDICK, Fairfax: JOHNNIE RE- R, Spiro: WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Dardanelle, L.: JAMES ROCCONI, Lake Village, Ark.: BECCA SMITH, Purcell. W 7: RONALD SOLOW, Tulsa: DIANNE ALL, I-Iousfon, Tex.: CARL WARD, Claremore: GER WELLS, Tulsa: THOMAS WELSH, Collins- W B: DELBERT WHITENACK, Slillwaleri ROLD WILLIAMS, Delaware: JOHN WYANT, 'lon: JOHN YOUNG, EI Reno: JAMES ZYS- WSKI, Tulsa, Allison Buxlon Davis Hahn Lemburg Pa+I'erson Solow Whifenack Amend Carfer, T. Doyle Horlon Markham Reddick Wall Williams Bailey Carler, W. Durham Jacobs McAbee Remer Ward Wyanf Benneff Berlrancl Colzfin Crow Edwards Erilh Jensen Kirkpalrick McDougal Miller Roberson Rocconi Wells Young Brown Dahlem Geiserl' Lance Olson Smifh Welsh Zyskowski P a ge 5 3 ls my doggie well so ilwaf we can play? asks one of The many pei owners fha? come daily To The Veferinary Medicine Clinic. Malcinq clwildren's pels gel well is iusl one of Hue many rewarding laslcs ine ve? medicine sfudenls perform. Page 466 . ' 5 3 is l' 1 A r ,adn OFFICERS, iop fo boHorn: BOB COX, Presidenfg GLENN RICH- ARDSON, Vice-Presidenh KAREN HAWKINS. Secrehary. 4 L Sk xiwwf wx, A-. g, , -Qi Y' 12-2' - -fm ' ' , ,U S. X- r 5' dugg, JL' 3, STEAL 'A' F.1- 'F P 5,4 , - A' fi,-Qww,4f:L .- f ,mgmg mf SENIOR CLASS Mr' al Page -P67 Ab e Adams, D. Adams, E. Adams, J. Adams, K. Adams, W. Agee Airingfon A in Akins AI-Mulla Aldworlh AI-Fayadh Allen, F. Allen, J. Allen W Allison E Allison, J. AI-Rabiai AI-Suaidy Amsler Anderson, K. Anderson, M. Anderson I SENIOR CLASS ROW I: BILL V. ABLE, Miami, Agricullure, AZ, Block and Bridle, Senior Liveslock Judging Team: DON ADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, KPIII, IIPAT, AICEQ ELTON WAYNE ADAMS, Bur- bank, Engineering, AIME, Pelroleurn Club: JAMES R. ADAMS, Oklahoma Ciry, AHS, Air Force ROTC, KAY MARIE ADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, Grand Council, Secrelary ol Willard I-Iall, Baplisf Srudenl Union, Thealre Guild, WILLIAM PATRICK ADAMS, Chocfaw, Engineering, Acacia, IFC, Sludenl Senale. Silenlly slanding guard on Ihe now-deserled mall, 'these signs yer symbolize Ihe rapidly moving campaign machinery which works behind Ihe scenes Io insure success. LYD, AWE, Oklahoma Slale Engineers, JIFC, IRC., BILL AGEE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, ITE, FRANKLIN O. AIRINGTON, Frederick, Educarion, Varsily Baskelball, AXA, Pernm Club. ROW 2: PAUL FREDERICK AKIN, Claremore, Engineering, HTE, ASME, Young Republicans, ETHEL SUE AKINS, Indiahoma, Edu- calion, SEA, Baplisr Sludenr Uniony KHALID MAHMOOD AL- MULLA, Iraq, Engineering: JAMES ALDWORTH, Haddonfield, N.J., A8157 HAMDI A. AL-FAYADH, Iraq, Agricullureg FERN ALLEN, Duncan, Business, LYD, Grand Council, JOHN THOMAS ALLEN, Tulsa, Business: WILLIAM HARRY ALLEN, Tulsa, Business, Arnold Air Sociely. ROW 3: ELAINE SERIGHT ALLISON, Lawion, Educalion, KAII. HZK, SNEA, Baplisl Sludenl Union social chairman, Willard I-Iall rreasurer, REW Ireasurer, AWS Execulive Comrnillee, Mor- rar Board presidenlip JIMMY DALE ALLISON, Tulsa, Engineering, Acacia, GHAZI AL-RABIAI, Iraq, Engineering, MOHAMMED ABID AL-SUAIDY, Iraq, Agricullureq GORDON MCLEOD AMS- LER, Hunlsville, Ala., Engineering, ASCE, Uniled Slales Air Force, IIKA, KRIS ROGER ANDERSON, Neenah, Wis., Archileclure, AIA, KA, MERLIN FRANCIS ANDERSON, Duncan, Engineering, ASME, Sociefy ol Aulomolive Engineers, PHOEBE ANN ANDER- SON, McAIesIer, Educalion, SNEA, LYD, ACEI, WRA, Page 468 IOW I: SIDNEY SEWELL ANDERSON, Wewoka, lusiness, MKT, Business Sfudeni Council: SANDRA 'ALMER ANDREW, Slillwaler, Business, IIIMT7 DON A. INTHONY, Midwesl Ciry, Home Economics, LYD, lofel and Resrauranl Socielyy ROBBYE APPLE, Lillle ock, Ark., Business, TED RAY ARMOULD, Oklalnoma Lily, Agricullure. ,OW 2: EUGENE FLOYD ARNOLD, I-linlon, Engineer- ig, AlEEg ROBERTO RAMON AROSEMENA, Panama, ngineering, Pan American Club: AICEQ ANTHONY 'EAN ASHMORE, McAlesIer, Agricullure, Eoresfry lub, Easl Bennell Council, Persliing Rilles, YMCA: OMURCUK ATAGOK, Turkey, AES: HERBERT L. .TKINS, Engineering, IAS, Flying Aggies. OW 3: LEON WENDELL AUPPERLE, Kaw Cily, Agri- rlfure, Block and Bridle, Collegiale EEA, SUE ANN UPPERLE, Sliidler, ABS, EAI program clwrmn., Block 1d Bridle Wives, Agricullural Educalion Wives, Univer- Iy Clioir, Sludenl Enierlainers, MENCQ JOHN MICH- EL AUST, Canfon, Olwio, Engineering, Newman Club. TAIEE, lnsfifule of Radio Engineers, JACK EDWARD USTIN, Barllesville, Engineering, Caplain U.S. Air urceg JAMES ROBERT BABB, I-larralx, Engineering. cm, LYD, nxz, DW 4: FIROUZ M. BAGHERI, Iran, Agricullurey LVIN F. BAKER, Clwouleau, Engineering, SUAB vice- esidenl, Flying Aggies, IAS, Arnold Air Socieiy, Ca- I' Officers Club: BUDDY DON BAKER, Beaver, Agri- lfure, Educaliong JACK ASHER BAKER, Slillwafer. nrne Economics, Arnold Air Sociefy, Cade? Officers ub, Hofel and Reslauranl Sociefyg JUDY GALE IKER, Commerce, ABS, Bapfisf Sludenf Union, LYD, C, ABS Sfudenl Council, YWCA, SUAB Hospilalify ammilfee. 5W 5: ANITA BALDWIN, Arnefl, Educalion, KATI, A, Lassosg LARRY DON BALDWIN, Enid, Engineer- i, -SX, AIIE, Cade? Officers Club, Men's Glee Club, gineering Toasfrnasfersy JAMES HAMILTON BALEN- R, Bunker I-Iill, W, Va., Agricullure, Block and dle, CLARENE BALLEW, Oklahoma Cily, Business: IDA KAY BARBAREE, McAles+er, Home Economics. W 6: BOYD LEE BARCLAY, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- s, +397 NANCY SUE BARLOW, Oklahoma Cily, icalion, SUAB, LYD, SNEA, KA, WRAg LEWIS MER- .L BARNARD, Veslal, N.Y.. Engineering: JIMMY J. RETT, Ponca Cily, Engineering, KI, AIIE: JOHN T. TOCCI, Clwicago, Ill., Engineering, NTI, ASME, AE. Anderson, S. Andrew Arnold Arosemena Aupperle, L. Aupperle, S. Baglweri Baker, A. Baldwin, A. Baldwin, L. Barclay Barlow An'rI1ony Ashmore Ausf Baker, B. Balenger Barnard Apple A+agok Ausfin Baker, J. A. Ballew Barreff Armould Afkins Babb Baker, J. G Barbaree Barfocci Page +69 Y , ....-......................-. Basler Baumann Baumwarf Beach Beall Beasley Beaver Be Belmonf BenneH Berg Berlch Biggs Biswell Blackledge Blackmon Blair Blakley Bloom Bluloaugln Bogard Bogges Bohannon Bo SENIOR CLASS ROW I: WILLIE LEE BASLER, Leedey, Agricullure, Block and Bridle Club, KAREN SUZANN BAUMANN, Slillwafer, ABS, Angel Fliglil, SUAB, SAI secrelary-Ireasurer, T152 president ABS I-lonor Sociely, MENC, Canlerbury Club, Governmenl Week Cornmillee, Oklahoma Slale Band presidenl, KATHRYN WALKER BAUMWART, Meeker, Home Economics, Dean's Honor Roll, 1liTO, K'I', Home Economics Club, FRCD Club, Wesley Foundalion, NANCY KAY BEACH, Lindsay, AHS, IIME, SEA: JAMES P- BEALL, Nasli, Agricullure, Farmhouse, CAROL ANN BEASLEY, Oklahoma Cily, ARS, IIBQY, Angel Fliglnl, Aggie Sweelliearls and Men's Glee Club, Sludenl Enlerlainers, lRC,, ROBERT ESTEL Can you imagine? OSU sludenls are in sucli a liurry Io reaclw class Ilial Iliey lorm long lines. Tlien again, maybe Ilie people 'frying Io gel oul are causing Ilwe Irouble. 3 if 7 BEAVER, Tulsa, Business, :Alf Advanced AEROTC, Cadel Olli- cers Club, Informalion Service, DALE EDGAR BELL, Wayne, Agricullure. ROW 2: JAIME BELMONT, Peru, Engineering, AIIE, Pan Ameri- can Club, ANN KATHRYN BENNETT, Oklahoma Ci'Iy, Arcliilec- lure, IRC, IIH43, JIM BERG, Pawnee, Agricullure, ATP, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Oiclicers Club, Block and Bridle, JUDITH ANN BERTCH, Oklahoma Cify, Educalion, AXSZ, Young Republicans, YWCA, SNEA, ACEI, RONALD EVERETT BIGGS, Forl Smilli. Ark., Educalion, Pernm Club, LYD, SAIC, DALE ELDON BISWELL, Cushing, Engineering, IIKN, IVF, Eleclrical Engineers, SARAH COLEY BLACKLEDGE, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, 1II5'I', General Home Economics Club, CTM Club, JERRY M. BLACK- MON, Newalla, Engineering, AIEE, IIKN. ROW 3: THOMAS W. BLAIR, I-Iugo, AES, HAM, Cadel Ollicers Club, DON F. BLAKLEY, SI,Josepl'1, Mo,, Educalion, AfIYA, Inler- collegiale Parly, Baskelball, Track, RONALD GENE BLOOM, Tulsa, Arcliileclure, All, JEANIE BLUBAUGH, Tonkawa, Educa- Iion, ACEI, SNEA, Young Republicans, C-overnrnenl Week Com- rnillee, ANU, JOHN RICHARD BOGARD, Ada, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Ouclicers Club, Soil Conservalion Club, LARRY LEE BOGGES, Clweyenne, Agricullure, Block and Bridle Club, ALFRED LEE BOHANNON, Tulsa, ABS, 'lUV'l, TDK, fI'K'I', MICKEY F. BOHL, Lawlon, Business, AT, MKT, Flying Aggies, Scabbard and Blade, Cadel Ollicers Club. Page f OW I BARBARA KAY BOLAND Muslcogee Bus: ARY BETH BOLAR Waynolca A315 Grand Council eslminsfer Fellowship Murray Hall Execufive Council, ss NFB, Sociely for Advancemenl' of Managemeni: IANICE RAE BOLLINGER, Union Ciiy, Home Econom- cs, AX52, General Home Economics Club, Home Eco- iomics Educaiion Club, LYD, WRA, SEA: LYNN TAY- .OR BOOMER, Hereford, Tex., Agriculfure, AZ, Aggie C Club, LYD: ARTHUR B. BOONE, Sapulpa, AHS. Danierbury Associafion, Uniled Religious Council, xAen's Glee Club, IFC, Cade? Officers Club, Pix. KOW 2: RONALD WILLIAM BOOTH, Cape Vince-nl, IY., Engineering, AIEE-IRE: WAYNE BOOTH, Cape fincenf, N.Y., ABS, Air Force ROTC Drill Team, Judo Nssociaiion: SAMMIE JAYROE BORUM, Seniinel, Home fconomics, H8rlD Club, Universify Dames.: ANITA K. iOTTOMS, Ponca Cify, ASS, 9E'I', Daily O'Collegian, larsify Revue Commiflee, TTB: RICHARD STEPHEN OWERS, Tulsa, Home Economics, Hoiel and Resiau- ani' Socieiy, Young Republicans, IRC, SAE. ,OW 3: SUSAN NADINE BOWLES, Tulsa, ABS, Mor- ar Board, Newman Club, Grand Council, Dean's Honor oll, URC, Lassos, Orange Ouill, Orange and Blaclc Duill, ITZK: PATRICIA ETHLYCE BOWMAN, Forl ewis, Wash., ABS, Lassos, Orange and Blaclc Quill, Erand Council: ROCHELLE CLYDENE BOWMAN, ilclahoma Ciiy, ABS, Dean's Honor Roll: PAT GAYLE OYD, Wilburion, Educaiion, SNEA: LINDA J. BOYDS- ON, Oklahoma Cily, Business. OW 4: DONALD BATES BOYETT, Muldrow, Agricul- ire, Collegiaie FFA: HOWARD J. BOZARTH, Olcla- Dme Cily, Engineering, Sociely oi Auiomoiiye Engi- aers, AIIE, SAB: BETTY CARROLL BRADLEY, Pawnee Jsiness, IISZII, EA-fr JOHN ROY BRADLEY, Siillwafer Jsiness, E'I'E, MKT, Toasimasrers, Social Dance Club arshing Rifles: MICHAEL GENE BRADLEY, Olcernah rchiieciure, AIA, SDH, Wesley Foundalion. DW 5: DAVID F. BRADY, Eulfaula, Engineering, IRE. KB: MARTHA BELLE BRAMLETT, Pofeau, Home Eco- imics, HB'T', Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, TO, General Horne Economics Club, Wesley Founda- Jn and Choir, ON, KATT, ABS Honors Forum, Dean's onor Rall, Home Economics Educalion Club: DORA- A ANN BRANSKY, Deer Creelc, Business, HQII. IEA, BTI: MARY JULIA BRANSTETTER, BuFialo, lucafion, SEA, KAN: ROBERT LLOYD BRASE, Tulsa. gineering, AIA, HKA. DW 6: KENNETH DEMOYE BRASFIELD, Dyensburg, nn., Engineering, Vlfesley Foundaiion, AllE LYD, BE? HUGH RICHARD BRASHEAR, Tulsa, Engineer- g, AlEE, IIKN: KIRK R. BREED, Nicoma Parlc ABS, IH? JULIE ANN BREWSTER, Olclahoma Cily A815- 4ARLES W. BRINK, Tulsa, Engineering, fI'IIl, ASCE Boland Bolar Bollinger Boofh, R. Boofh, W. Borum Bowles Bowman, P. Bowman, R. Boyefl Bozar+h Bradley, B. Brady Bramleif Branslry Brasfield Brashear Breed Boomer Boffoms Boyd Bradley, J. Bransfeifer Brewsfer Boone Bowers Boydsion Bradley, M Brase Brink Page -l7l BrlH'on Broan Brown, C. Brown, G. Brown, P. Brown, S. Brown, W. Browne Browning Brunlren Brulon Bryan, L. Bryan, P. Bryan, R. Bryanl, F. Bryanf P Bryanf W Builrsrra Bullen Bumpus Bunch Burch Burgess Burleson SENIO ROW I: JIM WILLIAM BRITTON, Howe, Educaliong BETTY JOYCE BROAN, Tulsa, Eclucalion, SEA, Associalion of Childhood Educaliong CHARLES SHEFFIELD BROWN, Wisner, La., ASUS, Lieulenanl Colonel in Uniled Slales Marine Corps., GARY EARL BROWN, Agra, Educaliong PEGGY LIANE BROWN, Cleveland, Educalion, SNEA, Baplisl Sludenl Union, SHARON GAIL BROWN, Hugo, Home Economics: WILLIAM CECIL BROWN, A lovely Tall allernoon al OSU finds Iwo couples faking lime our from The rush of classes lo forge? Their sludies and worries and ro enioy iusl being logelher, R CLASS Tulsa, AXTS, Wildlife Sociely, Cade? Officers Club: CLETUS CLINTON BROWNE, Ponca Cily, Engineering, Arnold Air Soci- ely, Cadel' Officers Club, OSU Slry Divers, Sword and Maslr Club. ROW 2: DAVID RICHARD BROWNING, Ames, Iowa, Business, Varsily Golf, ALAN WAYNE BRUNKEN, Oklahoma Cily, Archi- leclure, AIA Treasurer, ET, Engineering Sludenl Council, WILL ED BRUTON, Broken Bow, Business, Acacia: LARRY E. BRYAN. Tyrone, AHS, PAT MARVIN BRYAN, Ellrharl, Kan., ASS, 1II lT7 RICHARD P. BRYAN, Talihina, Agricullure, Sanborn Enlomology Club: FRANK C. BRYANT, Tulsa, Engineering, Acacia, PHYLLIS GENE BRYANT, Henryella, Educalion, TBE, KAII president Orange and Black Ouill, Educalion Sludenl Council, SEA, ACE, Deans Honor Roll, Marching and Concerl Band, Symphony Or- cheslra, Independenl' Parry. , ROW 3: WILLIAM WELDON BRYANT, Springfield, Mo., AHS, U.S. Marine Corps, Mason, CYRUS A. BUIKSTRA, Slillwaler, AES, KE, BONNIE BULLEN, Slillwaler, Home Economics, KKF, Home Economics Club, LOIS ANN BUMPUS, Oillon, Business: BENNY CLARENCE BUNCH, Slillwaler, Home Economics, IN' JOE DALE BURCH, Pulnam Cily, Agricullure, AFP, Aggie X CHARLOTTE IRENE BURLESON, Wellslon, ALS. Pfuge +7 LYDg BILL BURGESS, Tulsa, Business, IN, TN-E, 'PHIL O Club, C DW I: HAROLD WAYNE BURLINGAME, Tulsa, siness, TKT, INE, AKW, EM, IFC, Young Republi- ns: MONA GAIL BURNETT, Heavener, Business, rand Council, Sociely for lhe Advancernenl of Man- iemenl, Flying Aggies, Norlh Hall House Council: ARWIN EUGENE BURNS, Reydon, Agricullurei ARY CAROL BURNS, Newlrirlc, Home Economics, X523 RICHARD LOWELL BUSH, Wrighl Cily, Engi- ering, AllE, Easl Bennell' Council, IMRC, Sludenl rnale. PW 2: JOSEPH G. BUSWELL, Olclahorna Cily, Engi- iering, 'SDKGL LAVON S. GILLIN BUTLER, Porler, orner Economics, Baplisl' Sludenl' Union, PTO, Collegi- e 4-H, FNIA Club, General Home Economics Club, udenl Counselor: MERRELL DOYLE BUTLER, Perlcins, lucalion: EDDIE RAY CALLISON, Pryor, Business, AT: ONA LYNN CALLISON, Pryor, A8iS. DW 3: CAROL JOAN CAMPBELL, Tonlcawa, Busi- ss, BFE, SEA, IIIZH, Grand Council: PRICE F. AMPBELL, Enid, Business, 'I'-549, AKXP: WILLIAM B. ANADA, Downey, Calif., Engineering, EN, AIIE, JAB, Flying Aggies: FRANK D. CANAHL, Barllesville, gineering, ATU, lnlernalional Relalions Council, IFC: AROLE SUE CANTWELL, Tulsa, AES, :Tl LasSoS. 'D. JW 4: MARY ANN CAPEHART, Oklahoma Cily. :me Economics, LYD, Home Economics Club, 1 'l'B,: IDITH ANN CAPP, Greeley, Colo., ABS, Aqualic ub, Canlerbury Club, SUAB, AUM, KA9: BOBBY IGENE CAREL, Tullle, Business, LYD, Sociely for The Ivancemenl ol Managemenl: DAVID RABURN AREY, Olrrnulgee, Business, IRC, SUAB, ZYIUE, Cadel :Ficers Club: CORINNE KAY CARPENTER, Ponca ly, AES, SNEA, Lassos, Murray House Council, Grand auncil, Orange Quill, Orange and Blaclc Quill presi- nl, NME, KAII, Dean's Honor Roll, P'residenl's Honor ll. PW 5: RAY LEON CARTER, Enid, Business, -5--YH, lAB, Young Republicans: WILHELMENA DIANNE RRTER, Lillle Roclc, Arlc., Home Economics, General nme Economics Club, CTM Club, LYD, YWCA, A-SH: JNNIE LOREECE CASEY, Sallisaw, Educalion, SNEA, ung Republicans: JAY O. CASEY, Oklahoma Cily, rS, TKE, 'PII-E: MARY LEE CASEY, Shawnee, Home onomics, General Home Economics Club, FNIA Club, IO, IIZK, Canlerbury Club, lIIi'I'. JW 6: ROBERT T. CATES, Mohfell, Engineering, T., Arnold Air Sociely, LYD, lnslilule of Aerospace ences: LYLE DWAIN CHAFFIN, Woodward, AES: KROLYN CHAMBERLAIN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, ange Quill, Orange and Blaclc Quill, SUAB secre- y and social chairman, AWS Legislaliye Board. ERALD JOE CHAMBERS, Claremore, Engineering, ME, IITE, EDWARD BERT CHANDLER, Cushing gineering, AIIE, A-HM. Burlingame Burnelf Buswell Buller, L. Campbell, C. Campbell, P. Capeharl Capp Carler, R. Carler, W. Cafes Chaffin Burns, D. Buller, M. Canada Carel Casey, B. Chamberlain Burns, M. Callison, E. Canahl Carey Casey, J. Chambers Bush Callison, M Canfwell Ca rpenler Casey, M. Chandler Page 473 Chang Chapman Chenaull Chessmore Chew Childress Chisum Cho Chopp Chrislian Cinnamon Cla pp Clark, E. Clark, G. A. Clark, G. P. Clark J Clark K M Clark, K. W. Claxlon Cleverdon Clifford Clinkenbeard Clinlon Cloud SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JANET LING CHANG, China, Engineering, Chinese Sludenl' Associaliong RUSSELL MARTIN CHAPMAN, Tulsa, Busi- ness, AKXP, ATU, DOUGLAS H. CHENAULT, Boise Cily, Engi- neering, IAS, ASME, HTEg CHARLES NORMAN CHESSMORE, Sumner, Educalionq RICHARD ALLEN CHEW, Waldron, Ark.. Engineering, BARBARA JO CHILDRESS, Sapulpa, Educalion, SEA, ACE, LYD, AWS, Grand Council, Wesley Foundalion: BUSTER RAY CHISUM, Allus, Business, SUNG JOON CHO, Adding a radianl spark lo 'rhe Homecoming parade, Dana Reno, Oklahoma's candidale 'For Miss America, smiles as she spies a familiar face in lhe crowd. Korea, Engineering, Social Dance Club presidenl, 'l'H2, AIChE, Wesley Eoundalion. ROW 2: CAROLYN MARIE CHOPP, Perry, Business, IIQH, SEA, Business Sludenl' Council: IDA ROSE CHRISTIAN, Slroud, Edu- calion, SNEA: C. ELOISE CINNAMON, Hunler, Home Econom- ics, General Home Economics Club, FNIA Club, WTO, ON, EAA, Band, Baplisl Sludenl' Union: DEWEY WARREN CLAPP, Barlles- ville, Business, BAXP, AKSP, Business Sludenl' Council, Scabbard and Blade, Cadel Officers Club: EARL CLARK, Skialook, A8cS: GLORIA ANN CLARK, El Reno, Educalion, SNEA, ACEI, YWCA: GUY P. CLARK, Oklahoma Cily, Business, li'l'Eg JAMES ROBERT CLARK, Wilson, Engineering, UTE, Pelroleum Club, Engineering Sludenl Council, Sludenl Enlerlainer ROW 3: KENNETH MICHAEL CLARK, Barllesville, Engineering, IAS, ASME, TITZQ KENNETH WAYNE CLARK, Okemah, Educa- liong DON E. CLAXTON, Ardmore, Engineering, AIME, Pelroleum Club, JOHN MICHAEL CLEVERDON, Slillwaler, Engineering, K-E, Blue Key, ET, fI'AT: ROBERT V. CLIFFORD, Monlpelier, VI.. Engineering, AIIE, JANICE CLINKENBEARD, McAles'ler, Business, Z'I'Ag RONALD HOWARD CLINTON, Blackwell, Educalioni RICHARD E. CLOUD, Barllesville, Business, AX, Business Sludenl Council, AKW, RAW, Blue Key, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, Page 474 I bw I. SHARON SUSAN cox, mga, Business yung Republicans, Willard House Council: WEN- ELL JAMES CLYTUS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering. PA, Tech-R Club: LARRY COCKRELL, Eagle Town, gineering: CAROLYN GRAY COCKS, Houslon, xas, Educalion, SNEAg MARILYN MILLER COCKS, nuslon, Texas, Educalion, SEA, LYD, Texas Club, EDSKIN Slall, SUAB. DW 2: CURTIS L. COFFEY, Mayfield, Agricullure, gronorny Club, Baplisl' Sludenl Union: KAYE HOW- RD COFFIN, Cyril, Home Economics, ACE, ERXICD ub, Concerl Choir: CAROL ANN COLE, Chickasha, arne Economics: CLINTON WAYNE COLE, Co- anche, Engineering, HT2: JAMES WILLIAM COLE, lnarn Cily, Agricullure, Agronomy Club. DW 3: KAREN KAY COLE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, 'and Council, Senior Class Secrelary-Treasurer, XM, Daily O'Collegian Assislanl Edilor, Pep Council, 'ange and Black Ouill, Murray Hall OFIicers Council crelary, Murray Scholarship Chairman: RUSSELL IOTT CONN, Pofeau, Business: FRED E. CONNER, on, Iowa, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, TKE: KATH- EN CONNER, Leon, Iowa, AES.: RICHARD PERRY DOK, Barllesville, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club. DW 4: DELMER C. COOPER, Drumrighl, Business, E: JON HUGH COOPER, Velma, ARS, ATSZ, KOSU, eafre Guild: GARLAND LEROY COPELIN, Mangum, gineering, TKT, AIIE, Scabbard and Blade, AUM, IE: KARL LEE CORDER, Oklahoma Cify, AES, DSE, naleur Radio Club: RITA COSTNER, Slillwaler, Busi- SS, BAE, LYD, BTS. DW 5: DAVID V. COURTNEY, Shawnee, Agriculrure, reslry Club: DONNA JUNE COURTNEY, Yale, Edu- 'ion, SEA: TERRY H. COVERT, Meacle, Kansas, Busi- ss, LYD, SAM, Varsify Track: MICHAEL J. COWLEY, Jley. Agricullure, Block and Bridle: CLIFFORD A. DX, Oklahoma Cify, Business, LYD, AXA. FW 6: JACK DAVID COX, Sulphur, Educalion: JOE UCE COX, Slilwell AES, LYD, :XZ JOEL BRENT X, Tulsa, Agricullure, Block and Bridle Club: ROB- LOUIS COX, Wilburlon, AES, Baplisl Sludenl ion, Senior Class Presidenl: WANDA COX, Slillwa- , Educalion, SEA, Baplisl Sludenl' Union, TF. Cox, S. Clylus Cockrell Cocks, C. Coffey Colifin Cole, C. A. Co-le, C. W. Cole, K. Conn Conner, F. Conner, K. Cooper, D. Cooper, J. Copelin Corder Courfney, D. V. Courlney, D. J. Coverl' Cowley Cox, Jack Cox, Joe Cox, Joel Cox, R. Cocks, M. Cole, J. Cook Coslner Cox, C. Cox, W. Page +75 Cox U Cramer Crooks Crowley Cummings Curby Cushenberry Culllp Cufslnger Dailey Dalrymple, L. Dalrymple, R. Daniel, Jim Daniel, Jim R. Daniel, John Darby Darnell Darsl' Davidson Davis, D. Davis, E. Davis, T. E. Davis, T. J. Day SENIOR CLASS ROW I: U. OZEL COX, Mariella, Business, AKHV, Sociely for Advancemenl of Managemenl, AEROTC Cadel Officers Club, RICHARD W. CRAMER, Meno, Archileclure, AIA, fI'KfI'3 CHARLES EMERY CROOKS, Gull-Irie, Educalion, SNEA, BETH: JAMES N. CROWLEY, Cushing, ASKS, Pelroleum Club, LYALLA SUE CUMMINGS, Bixby, Educalion, Panhellenic Council, Lassos, SNEA, 1 lJBg RONALD TERRY CURBY, Oklahoma Cily, Engineer- ing' IIIIE, AICE, ET, OAK, CHARLES NELSON CUSHENBERRY, In Ihe Tinal analysis, when il comes lo building and all lhings mechanical, boyfriends always end up wilh lhe dirciicull, lime- consuming iobs al Homecoming. RESENTS ISTIFICISI Drurnrighl, Business: WILLIAM CARTER CUTLIP, Shawnee, ARS, IFC, frm. ROW 2: GARY L. CUTSINGER, Elle Cily, AHS, Varsily Eoolball. BN, DIANE E. DAILEY, Konawa, Business, AAU, BTI, Kfb, WRA, Dean's I-Ionor Roll, LYD, LINDA SUE DALRYMPLE, Tulsa, Busi- ness, Young Republicans, WRA, RONALD L. DALRYMFLE, Thomas, Agriculfure, Agronomy Club, AZ, American Sociely of Range Managemenl, JIM DANIEL, Nashville, Arlc., Engineering, ASME, SAE, JIM ROY DANIEL, Eriona, Tex., Agricullure, JOHN IRA DANIEL, Sachara, La,, Engineering,, DONALD B. DARBY, McAles+er, Engineering, IT, HKN, Arnold Air Sociely, AIEE, IRE, Cadel' Oliicers Club. ROW 3: ERNEST DOW DARNELL, Vinifa, Engineering, BOBBY C. DARST, Alolca, Agricullure, OAK, AZ, Agronomy Club, Aggie Sociely, Agricullure Sociely, Sluclenl Senale, LYD, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, KAY DAVIDSON, Barlles- ville, Educalion, AXSL DONALD G. DAVIS, Siillwaler, Engineer- ing, AIME, Pelroleum Club, ERNEST E. DAVIS, Brownwood, Tex., Agricullure, Scabbard and Blade, LYD, Cadel Officers Club, IEC, AT, Bloclc and Bridle Club, TED EARL DAVIS, ldabel, Engineer- ing, AIIE, Varsily Eoolball, Caclel Officers Club, TIM J. DAVIS, Cushing, Engineering, M. DUANE DAY, Cemenl, Agricullure, AZ, Aggie X. Page 476- D OW I: DONALD WAYNE DEADMAN, Lawlon, Home onomics, I-lolel and Resfauranl Sociely: DAVID DE- ERRY, ldabel, Agricullure, Bloclc and Bridle Club: OBERT E. DEBOARD, Covinglon, Business: FRANCIS EO DECKER, Newlcirlc, Educalion, NEA, Newman Club: ICHARD LEWIS DELANO, I-lealdlon, Engineering. OW 2: ELEAZAR E. DELGADO, Venezuela, ngineering, ASME, Pan American Club: FRENCH C. ENWALT, El Reno, Business, LYD, Arnold Air Sociely: IHARLES A. DETAMORE, Shawnee, Eclucalion, SEA, YD, Sfudenl' Induslrial Arls Associalion, Oklahoma ln- uslrial Arls Associalion: WAYNE PRICE DICKENS, apulpa, Agricullure: MARTHA FRANCES DICK- IANN, Tulsa, Home Economics, ON, 'I'T0, Newman lub, FNIA Club, Grand Council. OW 3: ROBERT JACK DIEHL, Barllesyille, AXKS, OSU lasonic Club, Wesley Foundalion, 2393, HK-5: CAROL ONES DILLARD, Duncan, Educalion: DEAN F. DILL- AVER, Barllesville, Business, EIDE, Pershing Rifles: JOE IAC DOCKERY, Allus, AHS, ACS, LYD, EX: CLIN- DN F. DODGE, Lamonl, Engineering, ASCE, ff'-39. OW 4: ALFRED STANLEY DODSON, Tulsa, Business, KW, Sociefy for Advancemenl of Management: KAY ODSON, Sand Springs, Home Economics Educalion: DM J. DONOVAN, Ponca Cily, Educalion, Newman lub, Cade? Officers Club, ASME, Inlernafional 'iends Proiecf, SEA: J. DAVID DOOLEY, Dewey, ASQS, cacia, Aggie Sporl Car Club, Young Republicans, NM: KENNETH MERLE DORRELL, Lawlon, AHS, AT, :abbard and Blade vice-presidenl, LYD, ROTC Offi- ers Council, ICP, Ouarlerbaclc Club, SUAB. OW 5: CHARLES EDWARD DOUGHTY, Oklahoma ily, Business, KE, MKT, INE, SUAB, Business Toasl- aslers: JIM RAY DOWELL, Cushing, Educaliony 'ILLIAM EDWARD DOWNING, Collinsville, Engi- lering, HKN, ET, LARRY ALLEN DOWNUM, Salina, isiness: WAYNE LEE DRAPER, Muslcogee, Engineer g, AME. DW 6: LEONARD F. DRINKO, Wilminglon, Del., isiness, QX, Young Republicans, A21-I, BAXP: JUDY DAN DRUMMOND, Hominy, AXcS, WRA, Thealre uild, Flying Aggies, Orange and Black Ouill: ICHAEL STANLEY DUDCZAK, Laclcawanna, Home onomics, I-lolel and Reslauranl Sociely, Frying Ag- es.: JAMES DARRELL DUFF, Bedford, Tex., Collegi- e FFA, Agronomy Club, Cadel Officers Club, Crops dging Team: WILLIAM E. DUNCAN, Moore, Engi- iering, AXA, IITE, Deadman DeBerry DeBoard Delgado Denwall Defamore Diehl Dillard Dillsaver Dodson, A. Dodson, K. Donovan DougI11'y Dowell Downing Drinlro Drummond Dudczalr Declrer Dickens Doclrery Dooley Downum DuFF DeLano Diclcmann Dodge Dorrell Draper Duncan Page 477 Dunn Dunning Dulsch Dwindell Dyer Earnesf Easlon, G. Easlon S Eberwein Eccles Eddleman Eddy Edelmaier Eden Edmondson, L. Edmondson Edwards Ellis Ellison Elsner Emery England Ensminger Epperley SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JOE EDWARD DUNN, McLoud, Agriculrure, Farm- house, I-Iorlicullure Club: C. DALE DUNNING, Ardmore, Busi- ness: JERRY QUINE DUTSCH, Tulsa, Home Economics: CARROL J. DWINDELL, Blackwell, ABS, ATU, Thealre Guild, LINDA KAY DYER, Carnegie, Educaliong JAMES BRYAN EARNEST, Oklahoma Cily, ABS, IFC, BGJII, AUM, GARY N. EASTON, Enid, Business, SAM, Arnold Air Socieiyg SANDRA DIANE EASTON, Enid, Busi- ness, HHH, SNEA, Dean's Honor Roll. The familiar PiKA firerruck makes ihe rounds ar anolher iooiball game. Wair a minulel This one is from TU. Oh, well, all is friendly and gay on Ihe home Ironi. NM ROW 2: VALERY D. EBERWEIN, Ponca Ciry, Engineering, TKE5 LEE HENRY ECCLES, Nowala, Engineering, MARTHA DALE EDDLEMAN, I-Iugo, Eclucariong BOBBY EUGENE EDDY, Maripasa, Calif., Engineering: RAY H. EDELMAIER, Hooper, Neb., Agri- culfureg JIMMIE WINFRED EDEN, Rocky, Business, LYNN EDMONDSON, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SNEA, Wesley Foun- dalionq LINDA JO EDMONDSON, Wyandolle, A8fS, SPX, Flying Aggies, Karale, Judo and Juiiisu Associarion. ROW 3: ARNOLD GLEN EDWARDS, Duncan, Engineering, SAE, ASME, HE-fig CAROL ANN ELLIS, Prague, Home Economics: MARILYN E. ELLISON, EI Reno, Home Economics, Moriar Board, ITZK, Wesley Foundalion presidenl, General Home Economics Club, FRZQCD Club, ON, PTO, AWS Judicial Board, Sloul Hall Council, KA-Hg JOHN EVERETT ELSNER, Weleerka, AHS: DEN- NIS LEE EMERY, Wichila, Kansas, Business: JOHN NEIL ENG- LAND, Ada, Business, Acacia, IRC, MKT, CLIFFORD H. ENS- MINGER, Isabella, Engineering, CECIL P. EPPERLEY, Siillwaler, Educarion, HGH. Page 4-7Bl OW I: THOMAS CHARLES ERICKSON, I-Iinlon, igricullureg DONNA DARLENE ERNST, Glencoe, Busi- ess: SHARLA MAE EULBERG, Medford, ASIS: NOR- IAN RAY FALCONER, Keola, Engineering: KARIM ARAJOLLAHI, Iran, Educalion, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA. ,OW 2: EGBERT L. FARQUHARSON, Jarna- za, Agricullure, Canlerbury Club: M. K. FARU- HI, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIIE: JAMES R. FAULK- VER, Enid, ASS, 'I'-59, Cadel Officers Club: LEE EARDON, Tulsa, A8153 LARRY NEWELL FELKINS, iollinsville, Agriculfure, Poullry Science Club, Slow okes Car Club. OW 3: ROBERT RANDOLPH FERGUSON, Tulsa. usiness, AEII, BKT: JIM L. FERRILL, Oklahoma Cify. 845, Pelroleum Club, BFE: ARLEN E. FIELDEN, lroud, Business, KA: EDDIE B. FIELDS, Wynona, Agri- Jlfure, Block and Bridle, Rodeo Club, LYD: JERRY EAN FIELDS, Gage, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA. OW 4: PHILLIP IRWIN FIELDS, Barflesville, Engi- aerinq, AIEE, IRE, AX: JIMMIE CAROLE FIFE, Duslin, 815: RAY D. FINEGAN, Enid, Business, KE: CSABA 'YULA FINTA, Tulsa, Engineering, ASME: JAKIE F. ISCHER, Pawnee, Eduaclion, AIAA, OIAA, SIAA. OW 5: DENNIS DEAN FISHER, Allon, Agriculfure, ock and Bridle Club: GORDON CARROLL FISHER, klahoma Cily, Business, IN-E, Sociefy lor Advancemenf 7 Management LYD, IRC, HKA: LARRY BRUCE SHER, Enid, AHS, AX, LAWRENCE DEAN FISHER. and Springs, AHS, AX, ACS, Cadel Officers Club: :ARLENE KAY FISK, calaweii, Kan., Ass. OW 6: RICHARD J. FLAKER, Blackwell, Engineering, IME, Pelroleum Club: JAMES RALPH FLANDERS, kernah, Agricullure, Foreslry Club: JANET ANN .EMING, Tulsa, Educalion, Secrelary-Treasurer of Jun- r Class, Lassos, Symphony Orcheslra, Grand Council, oul' House Council, Governrnenl Week Comrnillee, WS Legislafive Board: GEORGE ROSS FLOYD, Sand mrings, Engineering, AIA, Beaux Arls Sociefyg RICH- RD ALAN FORD, Noble, AHS, American Chemical iciely, fl'-XT. Erickson Farquharson Ferguson Fields, P. Fisher, D. Flaker Ernsl' Farukhi Ferrill Fife Fisher, G. Flanders Eulberg Faulkner Fielden Finegan Fisher, L Fleming .B. Falconer Faraiollahi Feardon Fellcins Fields, E. Fields, J. Finfa Fischer Fisher, L. D. Fisk Floyd Ford Page 479 Ford Foreman, G. Foreman, T. For-Iney Fosler, C. Fosler, J. D. Fosler, J. E. Fosier L Fosler M Fowler Fowlkes Fox Francis French Friesen Frymlre Fuller R Fuller, S. FuII'on Fundis Gallagher Gamble Gammon, B. Gammon SENIOR CLASS ROW I: RICHARD ALLEN FORD, Sand Springs, Business, MKT, Menlg Glee Club, BAE, GEORGE SAMUEL FOREMAN, EI Reno, Educalion, SIAA, OIAA, LYD, AXA.: THOMAS R. FOREMAN, EI Reno, Engineering, JO SUSAN FORTNEY, Welch, Home Eco- nomics, Home Economics Club, ON, SEA, HTC, AWS represenla- live, Willard House Council, KAHQ CAROL FOSTER, Ringwood, Home Economics, ON, General Home Economics Club, Home Economics Educalion Club, JOHN D. FOSTER, Tulsa, Agriculfure, Foreslry Club, JOHN EDWARD FOSTER, Oklahoma Cily, Busi- Oklahoma Slale business law Teacher Roberl T. Morgan has ap- plied Ihe memory of 'rhese eleclronic machines Io The sludy ol law by using Ihem To slore pas? courf decisions. ness, Business Sludenl Council, 'I'llE, Chrisfian Science Organiza- Iion president Cordell Council, BFE, EM, Religious Emphasis Week 'rransporlalion chairman, Debale Squad: LARRY FOSTER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, Men's Glee Club, AKW. ROW 2: MARGY LOU FOSTER, Gulhrie, Educalionq EDNA FAYE FOWLER, Elk Cily, Business, LYD, Wesley Foundalion, BT2, Grand Council: JOANN FOWLKES, Hereford, Tex., Home Eco- nomics, Angel Flighl, CTM Club, AAU, social chairman and presi- denlg BRENDA LEE FOX, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, SEA, AAU, WILLIAM GENE FRANCIS, Tishomingo, Educafion, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA, Sludenl Enlerfainersy SUSAN B. FRENCH, Sayre, Home Economics, Kfb, CTM Club, General Home Economics Club, MKTQ DONALD LEON FRIESEN, Thomas, Educarion, OEA, SNEA, AXA, ROBERT CHARLES FRYMIRE, Enid, Business, BAYP. AIU, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Oflicers Club. ROW 3: ROY L. FULLER, Oklahoma Cily, Business, LYDg SAM- MIE L. FULLER, Poleau, Business: LYNDA JEAN FULTON, New- kirk, AX1S, AXS2g CHARLENE E. FUNDIS, Wanelle, Educalion, ACEIg HAROLD DON GALLAGHER, Muskogee, Business, ROBERT ALAN GAMBLE, Oklahoma Cify, AHS: BRUCE E. GAMMON, Cordell, AES, American Chemical Sociely, flflll, 'l'K'l'g JOHN HENRY GAMMON, Lazbuddie, Tex., Engineering. ASAE, HKA. Page 480 OW I: CAROLE GANDY, Olclalnoma Ciiy, Home conomics, Home Economics Club, CTM Club, SUAB, Z presideniq DALE WAYNE GARNER, Durani, Busi- ess, Cadef Officers Club: GENE GARRETT, Bariles- fille, Business, AK'I', BTH, JERRY MITCHELL GAR- RETT, Tulsa, Business, IN-fig MARILYN A. GARRISON, Marlow, Home Economics, SNEA, General Home Eco- 'iomics Club, Home Economics Educarion Club. ROW 2: LARRY PHILLIP GARVIE, Sumner, Agricul- 'ure, LYD, Aggie-X, RUTH ANN GAT1, Alva, Educa- 'ion, KAH, SNEA, ACE, Uniled Campus Clnrisfian Eel- owslnip, Agriculiure Educaiion Wives' Club, JOHN CHRIS GAVRAS, Henryeiia, ARS, Scabbarcl and Slade, Cade? Officers Club, Cadei Officers Council: SARYL G. GEIST, Balmer, Engineering, ASCE, Wesi ienneii Council, MICHAEL DEE GENTRY, Sania Ana, Zalii., Home Economics. KOW 3: DONALD E. GEORGE, Barflesville, Home Economics: FRANCES LOUISE GEORGE, Durani, Edu- zafion, ZTA, SNEA, Orange and Black Ouill, YWCA, .YD, Canlerbury Club: DIAN WARNER GEPHARDT, .i'Hle Roclc, Arlc., A8155 KAREN COLLEEN GERKEN, Billings, Business: HORMOZ GHAEMMAGHAMI, Iran, Engineering, Persian Club., KOW 4: KHOSSROW MOTAZEDI GHAJAR, Iran, En- gineering, AISC, Persian Club: PARVIZ MOTAZEDI SHAJAR, Iran, Engineering, AISC, Persian Club: 'VILLIAM R. GHORAB, Syria, Engineering, Arab Drganizaiiong ALLEN GILBERT GIBBS, Hominy, Engi- eering, IRE, AIEEg RUTH GILBERT, Tonlnawa, Business, YD, IRC. OW 5: ALBERT L. GIBSON, Tulsa, Engineering: YNNE ELLEN GILCHRIST, Shawnee, Educafion: 4ARY KATHERYN GILL, Ardmore, Business: ROBERT ERNON GILLETT, Gurlirie, Engineering, AIEE: LANCHE D. GILLILAND, Sfillwafer, Home Economics, NIA Club, WRA. OW 6: STANLEY E. GILLILAND, Minco, Agricullure, Z, Dairy Science Club, Aggie Socieiyq ROBERT 'RANT GILLSON, Poieau, Agricullure, Eoreslry Club, Piciicers Club, Capiain Varsify Rifle Team, AX: JOHN . GILMOUR, Kingfisher, Educaiion, KE, BXZI, SIAA7 OBERT RAY GIRARD, Calumei, Engineering, HT-S, owpolces, Engineering Siudenr Council, ASME, SAE: RANK PEYTON GLASS, Siillwaler, AES, Universily weaire Guild, Young Republicans,2AI'1. Gandy Garner GarreH, G. Garvie Gaiz Gavras George, D. George, F. Gephardf Glwaiar, K. Glwaiar, P. Glnorab Gibson Gilchrisi' Gill Gilliland, S. Gillson Gilmour GarreH, J. Garrison Geisf Geniry Gerlren GI'1aemmgl1ami Gibbs Gilberi' Gilleff Gilliland, B. Girard Glass Page +81 Glass Goclberson Goehinger Going Golden Gooch Goodman Goble Goulden Gower Graham, B. Graham, C. Graham, F. Graham, S. Graham, W. Granf G Gran? J Graves Gray Greco Green Griffin, J. L. Griffin, J. C. Griffin R SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JULIANNE GLASS, Kingfisher, Business, Dean's I-lonor Rall, EIA-YT, BFE, Business Sfudenf Council, Orange and Black Ouill, BTX, KT, Wesley Foundafion: CHARLENE D. GODBER- SAN, Ponca Cify, ALS, Bowling League, Dean's Honor Roll: MARY LYNN GOETZINGER, Beaver, Business, SNEA, UBEA, Sfouf House Council: GARY PAUL GOING, Sfillwafer, Business, Young Republicans, HKA: BERNIECE L. GOLDEN, Tulsa, I-lome Economics, Home Economics Club, Grand Council, OEA, NEA: RONALD LEE GOOCH, Sfroud, Agriculfure, Block and Bridle: ROBERT GARY GOODMAN, Oklahoma Cify, Engineering, HKN, Silhoue-fled againsf a blazing bonfire, an Oklahoma Sfafe cheer- leader slrives fo inflame sfudenfs' spirifs before The always- imporfanf OU foofball game. XT, AIEE, IRE: LYNDON DEAN GOBLE, Chandler, Agriculfure, Aggie-X, Cadef Officers Club. ROW 2: BEATRICE GOULDEN, Newkirk, Home Economics, Sfu- denl' Senafe, I-lome Economics Senafor, Home Economics Coun- cil presiclenf, AXA secrefary-freasurer, K'I', Home Economics Educafion Club social chairman: General Home Economics Club: LEON HASKELL GOWER, Ponca Cify, ABS, American Chemical Sociefy: BEVERLY ANN GRAHAM, Barnsdall, Educafion, SEA, ACE, Wesley Foundafion: CALVIN OLIVER GRAHAM, I-Iominy, ABS, BDU, Canferbury Club, Theafre Guild: FRANCES ANN GRAHAM, Oklahoma Cify, Home Economics, WRA, I-ISQID Club, Nfl: SANDRA GAY GRAHAM, Nowafa, Business, Angel Flighf, RTE, Business Sfudenf Council, AMI: WARREN RAY GRAHAM, Tulsa, Educafion, PEMM Club: GERRY LEE GRANT, Marked Tree, Ark., Agriculfure, LYD, BETH. ROW 3: JERRY RANDOLPH GRANT, Tulsa, Engineering, HT2, ASME, Karafe, Judo Club, Officers Club Council, Chrisfian Sci- ence Organizafion: GEORGE THOMAS GRAVES, I-lousfon, Tex., Engineering, TKT, Army Rifle Team, ASCE, Pershing Rifles: JIMMIE DALE GRAY, Unionfown, Ky., Engineering, GHX, lnsfru- menf Sociefy of America.: EDWARD MICHAEL GRECO, Sfam- ford, Conn., Engineering, ASCE, XE, ET: CURTIS EDWARD GREEN, Sfigler, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: JANICE LYNN GRIFFIN, Lawfon, Business, BA'1', LYD, Hlifbg JON C. GRIF- FIN, Wagoner, Business: RONALD H. GRIFFIN, Wagoner, Busi- ness, BAIP. Page 482 LOW I: BETSY CHLOE GRINSLADE, Clioclaw, Edue alion, K-311, SEA, AWS Represenlafive, Willard House Iouncilg BILLY M. GRISHAM, Olcemalw, AHS: JUDY ,AY GRONEMAN, Billings, Educalion, ZTA, Pemm Ilub, NEA, WRAg LEMUEL D. GROOM, Sfillwafer. ngineering, IRE, IPPC, Dean's Honor Roll: THOMAS E ROY GROVES, Tulsa, Engineering, AX, IITE, Pelro- aum Club. .OW 2: BARBARA SUE GUINN, Barllesville, Educa- 'on, HB41, Panlwellenic, SNEA, Young Democrals, AWS xeculive Council, TRULA LORRAINE GUIOU, Tulsa, x3cS, Sfudenf Associalion Secy.and Treas., Angel Eliglwl, fiurray Hall House Council, Grand Council, Pep Coun- il, Independenl Parry, Redslcin Be-auiy Edilor, Delirale eam, HK-A, EM, Young Democrals, IIKA, Governrnenf feels, SUABq JAMES LOID GUMM, Blaclcwell, Engi- eering, SIAA, OIA, AIAA: FRED J. GURNEY, Harrali, ngineering, HT-Y, IAS, ASME, Newman Club, Cadel Pflicers Clulog RONALD MEAL GUTHRIE, Burns Flaf, igricullure, AZ, Dairy Science Club. OW 3: THELA JEAN GUTHRIE, Idabel, Business. lnifed Business Educafion Associaiion, NEA, GLEN .LEX HADLOCK, EI Reno, Engineering, IN, NELSON .RTHUR HAERTLING, Pocalwonlas, Mo., Engineering, .IA, I'-ig ROBERT E. HAINS, Barflesville, Agricullure, X7 ROBERTA FAY HAIRFIELD, Oklalnoma Cify, Edue afion, A-AIT, ETA, Kllf, KAH, Orange and Black Ouill. OW 4: CHARLES FREDERICK HAIST, Hersl1ey,Neb.. wgineering, AIEEg JERRY LEE HALCOMB, Sand orings, Engineering, KIT, AIA, Sluclenl Enferlainersg OROTHY D. HALE, Pawnee, Educaliong RALPH MA- ON HALL, Olclalioma Ciiy, Engineering, KAg SAMMY ARL HALL, Eorgan, Engineering, Farmhouse,-ST,, iJH-Y, igineering Sludenf Council, Engineering Gavel Club, ariais, IFC, Young Republicans, AIA. W 5: WALTER ERNEST HALLEY, Tulsa, Educalion, Y , KKW, Band, Orclweslra, SIAA, Naiional Infercole giafe Band, HUGH WARDEN HALSEY, Yakima, 'asI'i., Agriculiure, Farmhouse, Block and Bridle Club, gricullure Council, Young Democralsq KENNETH E. AMBURGER, Lawlon, Engineering, AIA, Engineering udenf Council, BRENDA JOYCE HAMMOND, Neo- o, Mo., AXQS, Sfudenr NEA, Grand Council, YWCA: CHARD ELIOTT HANCOCK, Tulsa, Business, EWR, II, Young Democrais, Clwrislian Science Organizaiion. DW 6: GEORGE WILLIAMS HANKS, EI Dorado, an., Engineering, Persliing Riiles, Arnold Air Sociely, 7 BRUCE L. HANNA, Tlwroclcmorlon, Tex., Educalionp RLA SUE HANSEN, Slillwaler, Business, SNEA, Xflg IMES L. HARDY, Taliliina, AHS, American Chemical Ciely, BRENDA OLIPHANT HARPER, Eayelieville, lc., Educalion, SAI, Universily Symplionic Clwoir, ian's Honor Roll. Groneman Gumm Haerfling Hale Ham burger Hansen Groom Groves Gurney Gufhrie, R Hains Hairfield Hall, R. Hall, S. Hammond Hancock Hardy Harper Page +83 Harpool Harringion Harris, C. Harris, P. Harris, T. Harrison, B. Harrison, R. Hawkins J Hawkins L Hayali Hedges Heiden Hellwege Henry Hensely Henson H ' 'I' Heskell' Hess Hesser Hickman HicksA SENIOR CLASS HGPWOFII1 Herring erring on ROW I: DONALD C. HARPOOL, Oklalwoma Ciiy, Home Eco- nomics, KA, Young Republicans, SUAB: JIM J. HARRINGTON, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, KE, I-I8iID Club: CARL M. HARRIS, Wallers, AHS, ZX, F9'1': PHIL DEWITT HARRIS, Okla- lwoma Cily, Business, 41.59, Wesley Eoundalion: THOMAS FRANK HARRIS, Ardmore, Engineering, TEC R Club, Inslrumenl Sociely of America: BILLY MACK HARRISON, Aflon, Business, AKSP, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Oliicers Club: RICHARD M. HARRI- Eagerly anlicipaling Ilieir big momenl in 'flue game, Iliree mem- bers of 'rlie Persliing Rifles are merely wailing for Ilie learn To cooperale by scoring a Iouclidown. SON, Anadarko, Agricullure, Dairy Science Club, Block and Bridle, OSU Dairy Callie Judging Team: JOSEPH M. HAWKINS, Sallisaw, AHS, 'I'K9, Newman Club, UMR. ROW 2: LON G. HAWKINS, Garner, Agricuilure, AFP, Aggie Toaslmasiers, Block and Bridle: TALAL MUIR HAYALI, Iraq, AHS, ACS, Arab Club: JERRY M. HEDGES, McAlesl'er, Business, EX, SUAB, Young DemocraIs,O1EIicers Club, IEC, SAM: HEDI HEIDEN, Viniia, ABS, KKII, AWS Pres., Morrar Board, O'Collegian Assof ciaie Edilor, I'l-549 Treasurer, Orange Ouill Presideni, KT: DALE MICHAEL HELLWEGE, Slillwaler, Engineering, QUITE: LOUIS MARK HENRY, Laonolia, Ark., Engineering, AIIE, Arnold Air Sociely, Cade-I Ofilicers Club: JIMMYE SUE HENSLEY, Clnecolaln, Business: GAROLD M. HENSON, Enid, Agricullure, AX. ROW 3: EDWARD CLARE HEPWORTH, Muskogee, Engineering, AIEE, IRE: GLORIA JEAN HERRING, Allus, Educalion, Orange and Black Ouill, EAT, TB-E, Young Democrais, KAN: GARY RUSSELL HERRINGTON, Barllesville, Agricullure, Block and Bridle Club, Sanborn Enlomology Club: DELBERT LEON HES- KETT, Crescent Engineering, ET, American lnslilule of Cliemical Engineers, Newman Club, Sociely of American Mililary Engineers, Cadel Officers Club: LARRY EDWARD HESS, Newkirk, Business, KE, Flying Aggies: JOHNIE L. HESSER, Cuslwing, Business, KA: JACK W. HICKMAN, Ponca Ciiy, Engineering, ET, UKN, Engi- neering Gavel Club: ARLIE H. HICKS, Slillwaler, Engineering. Page 484 OW I: LUTHER AMOS HICKS, Choclaw, Engineer- ,QI EDWARD GLENN HIGHTOWER, Mangum, AHS, .EW, Co-Chairman, OAK, NIE, IMRC, URC, Scab- iard and Blacle, GLEN HILDEBRAND, Perry, A8iS,, ERRY EUGENE HILL, Ocala, Fla., Business. KA, Var- ily Eoolball, JERRY P. HILL, Clinlon, AES. ,, LOW 2: ROBERT CRAIG HILL, Oklahoma Cily, AES. IAE, AI-IM, Weslrninsler Fellowship, Young Republi- ans, Slovic Sfudies Club, SARA INGER HILL, Wichila, an., AES, IIH'I', Sludenl Educalion Associalion, 'IFAHI fanlerbury Club, ROBERT LAMBUTH HILLERY, Wau- ka, Agricullure, KE, Block and Bridle, FRED K. HINES, 4arlow, Agricullure, Aggie Council, AZ, Collegiale EA, Soil Conservalion Sociely, JOHN ROBERT IINKEL, Slillwaler, AHS, ASCC, Canlerbury Associa- on, Flying Aggies, Pelroleum Club. OW 3: HERMAN PATRICK HINRICKS, Oklahoma lily, AES, UNE, 'NI-E, EHS, Chrisfian Science Organ- alion, Larials, A845 Honor Roll, STANLEY E. HIN- HAW, Barllesville, Educalion, Scabbard and Blade, Cade? Officers Club, TERRY ELTON HINSHAW, Enid, Jsiness, UAW, AK'-P, 'FK'I', TARAS HIRNAIK, New ork Cily, N.Y., Engineering, TKIQ, VIOLA HODGES, organ, Business, SUAB. OW 4: JANICE HOGAN, Oklahoma Cily, ABS. for'nen's Recrealion Associalion, PE Club, SNEA, Mur- y House Council, Dean's Honor Roll, JUDITH ANN OHMANN, Lone Wolf, Home Economics, Phi U, 'eneral HE Club, NEA, FA, THAD HOLCOMBE, Paw- iska, ABS, EX, URC, UCCE, IEC, RICHARD GENE OLLIS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ATA, Blue Key, T, Lassos and Lariafs, AlChE, Dean's Honor Roll. ash Carcl Chairman, Pep Council: ROGER S. HOLLY- ELD, Coileyville, Kan., Engineering. DW 5: DAVID E. HOLT, Pampa, Tex., Business: PAUL l. HOOT, Perry, Agricullure: ARTHUR HOPKINS, an, AHS, MARTIN C. HOPKINS, Eufaula, Engineer- 9, AXA, PERRY L. HORACEK, Slillwaler, Engineer g, AIA. W 6: FRED JOE HORINEK, Newkirk, Business BT, Newman Club, EARL R. HORNBUCKEL, Heav- er, Educalion, HELEN ROSE HORTON, Ponca Cily, QS, KKII, IRC, SNEA, K'I', Young Democrals, SUAB: RY D. HOUSELEY, Los Alamos, N. Mex., Engineer- , IAS, ASME, Wesley Eoundalion, JAMES W. HOW- D, Barllesville, Business, IN. Hicks Hill, R. Hinricks Hogan Holl Horinek Highlower Hill, S. Hinshaw, S. Hohmann Hoof Horn buckel Hildebrand Hillery Hinshaw, T. Holcombe Hopkins, A. Horlon Hill, J. E. Hines Hirniak Hollis Hopkins, M. Houseley Hill, J. P. Hinkel Hodges Hollyfielcl Horacek Howard Page 485 Hoyf Hubbard Hudspelh Huffman Hughes Hunl Hunfer, D. Hunfer J Hursh Hulchinson Ihle lmbeau Ingle Irey Jack Jackson E Jaclrson R Jagers Jaggars James, D. James, P. Jarvis Jay Jayoussl SENIO ROW I: CECIL M. HOYT, Miami, Enngineeringg ROBERT PRICE HUBBARD, Comanche, Business, SAM, IIKA: JOE PHIL HUD- SPETH, Miami, Agriculfure, Poullry Science Club, AZ, DON LARRY HUFFMAN, Enid, AXQS, TIME, 'NI-Y, -SHE? AUSTIN JERRY HUGHES, Slillwaler, AHS, Universily Thealre Guild: PATRICK WAYNE HUNT, Claremore, Engineering, AIIE, DEAN HOLMES HUNTER, Orienla, AHS, Board of Publicalions, SUAB, Easl Bennell' Council, LYD, Cadel Officers Club, Philosophy Club, IMRC1 JUDITH ANNE HUNTER, Pryor, Educalion, SEA, Educa- lion Sludenl' Council, lnlercollegialel Parly, Panhellenic Council, WRA, AAU. The rnan wilh a press box seal' has a bird's eye view ol each exciling play and gels inside inlormalion lhrough use ol direcl cornmunicalion lo lhe field. R CLASS ROW 2: GINGER LEIGH HURSH, Elmore Cily, Business, BAR- BARA JEAN HUTCHINSON, Claylon, Home Economics, DAVID MARCUS IHLE, Clinlon, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, Wesl Ben- nell Council, IMRC, HARVEY BENTON IMBEAU, Commerce, AES, AT, KKW, Universily Symphonic Band, Men's Glee Club, Universily Orcheslra, Universily Marching Band, JAMES NOR- MAN INGLE, Dover, Engineering, ASME, SAE, PHE, THOMAS R. IREY, Waulcomis, AHS, AXA, Newman Club, ACS, Young Re- publicans: EULA FAYE JACK, Slillwaler, Business, BAWPQ EDWARD KEITH JACKSON, Edmond, Engineering, ASCE. ROW 3: RONALD LEE JACKSON, El Reno, Technical lnslilule, AIDDg RUSSELL THOMAS JAGERS, Olclahoam Cily, ASLS, HKA,q STANLEY ROY JAGGARS, Chouleau, Engineering, HTZ, DAVID R. JAMES, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, LYD, Holel and Reslauranl Sociely, KA, PAUL A. JAMES, Olclahorna Cily, Engi- neering, IRE, Amaleur Radio Club, 13-E493 GARY THOMAS JAR- VIS, Chelsea, Agricullure, Collegiale FEA, Block and Bridle, AFP: GARY KIRK JAY, Cherokee, Business, Flying Aggies, Men's Glee Club, MAAMUN SHAKIB JAYOUSSI, Jordan, Agricullure, Arab Sludenl Organizalion, lnlernalional Moslem Sludenls, Horlicullure Club. Page 486 K OW I: R. ALLAN JENSEN, El Reno, Agriculture lock and Bridle: WILLIAM FREDERICK JOHNS, eadrick, Agricullure: ELANDA ODESSA JOHNSON, Iillwaler, Home Economics, I-Iome Economics Club, ome Economics Educalion Club: HARRY DAVID OHNSON, I-Ioricon, Wis., Educalion, SIAA: JACK FTON JOHNSON, Cleveland, Engineering, HTE, alroleum Club. OW 2: JERRY LLOYD JOHNSON, Sand Springs, Jsiness, Young Republicans, SAM, EAE: JUDITH ANN HNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, LYD, WRA, Inde- ndenf Parly, Grand Council Execulive Council: NDALL H. JOHNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ET, HMB, GIJHE, ASME, ATA, Whos who in erican Colleges and Universifies: NANCY GREEN HNSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, KA9, Who's ho in American Colleges and Universifies, EAE, range and Black Ouill, Sweefhearl' of ATA, Business udenl Council: NANCY LEE JOHNSON, Ardmore, lme Economics, General Home Economics Club, !8cCD Club, SEA, Wesley Foundalion, KT. DW 3: PATRICIA FELKINS JOHNSON, Slillwafer, KS, EAI, MENC, Sludenl Enlerfainers, Women's Glee lub: ROY JOHNSON, Shawnee, Agriculfure: WAR- EN GENE JOHNSON, Kremlin, Educalion, OSTA, EA, OEA, SNEA: PAUL STEWART JOHNSTON. eavener, Agriculfure: LARRY DEAN JONES, Sfillwa- r, Engineering, ISA. DW 4: MALCOME LOYD JONES, Tulsa, Educafion, AA, OIAA, AIAA, Red Red Rose: PATRICK L. JNES, AII'us, AXIS, Cadef Officers Club, FST, Irease er, Cordell vice-presidenf, IMRC presidenf, Drill am, Flying Aggies, Arnold Air Sociefy, Angel Flighl J-Ordinalor, ACURH: RANDY JONES, Slillwaler, QS, Presidenl of Sludenf Associalion, Blue Key, Who's ho in American Colleges and Universilies, IIKA,, QP, EM, Baplisl Sfudenf Union, Dean's Honor Roll, rials, Sfudenl' Senale: ROBERT K. JONES, Wewoka, gineering, AIIA, APD, TIE: SAMUEL JONES, Tulsa, siness JW 5: GLENNA SUE JORDAN, Chandler, Home onomics, General Home Economics Club, FNIA Club, esley Foundaliong B. DARLEEN JOYCE, Tulsa, Edu- 'ion, XQ, SNEA, KATI, Orange Ouill, Orange and ck Ouill: J. C. JOYCE, Sfillwafer, AES, XX: RRCUS LEE JUBY, Sperry, Agricullure, FFA, Dairy ence Club: LOREN DEE JUST, Fairview, Business, PP, Baplisf Sludenf Union, Sociely for Advancemenl Management IW 6: JOHN M. KAPP, Vinila, A8fS, Sociefy for vancemenl of Managemenl, Young Republicans, 'roleum Club, Slillwaler Divers Club: JIM L. ITOPODIS, Tulsa, A8157 RAY E. KAY, Salina, Agri- Iure-: DALE LEE KEAIRNS, Slillwaler, Engineering, T, mm, OAK, uccr, uizc, whos who in American Ileges and Universilies: WILLIAM J. KECK, Drum- nd, AES, Advanced ROTC, Speech Club. Jensen Johns Johnson, E. Johnson, H. Johnson, J. A Johnson, J. L. Johnson, J. A. Johnson, K. Johnson, N. G. Johnson, N. L. Johnson, P. Johnson, R. Johnson, W. Johnsfon Jones, L. Jones, M. Jones, P. Jones, R. Jones, R. K. Jones, S. Jordan Joyce, B. Joyce, J. Juby Jus+ Kapp Kafopodis Kay Keairns Keck Page -I87 Keeney KeiII1, L. Keilh, N. Kelley, J. Kelly Kelley, M. Kemp Kendrick Kennedy E Kennedy, L. Kenney Keys Kilgore Killian Kim Kimmel King Kinnison Kinsey Kinyon Kirby, B. Kirby, G. Kirby, J. Kirkland SENIO ROW I: BOB L. KEENEY, Slillwaler, Engineeringg LOUIS HENRY KEITH, Collinsville, Agricullureg NORMAN A. KEITH, Piggol, Arlc., Agricullure-,Q JACK LAWERENCE KELLEY, Pawnee, Engi- neering, AIA, Cowpolces, LYDg JOHN ALAN KELLY, Tulsa, Engi- neering, ASCE, XE, Engineering Sludenl' Council, AIA, MARK A. KELLEY, Tulsa, A8151 V. KAY KEMP, Poleau, Home Economics, AAII, fl'TO, Kflf, Orange and Black Ouill, SNEA, WRAQ CHAR- LENE JANETTE KENDRICK, Cushing, Educalion, Educalion Slu- denl' Council presidenl, Sludenl Educalion Associalion presidenl, Morlar Board vice-presidenl, KAII, REW, Educalion Oueen, Symbolizing lhe spiril ol Olclalioma Slale Universily sleeped in lradilion, PisloI Pele once again rnalces liis appearance To en courage every member and fan. R CLASS Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, AWS Legislalive Board, Redslcin Assislanl Edilor, X53, Dean's Honor Roll. ROW 2: ERLINE CAROL KENNEDY, McLoud, Home Economics, General Home Economics Club, LARRY PAT KENNEDY, Elmore Cily, Agricullure, Block and Bridle: PATSY JANE KENNEY, Geary, Home Economics, General Home Economics Club, Home Econom- ics Educalion Club, Baplisl Sludenl' Union, Collegiale 4-H: RAYMOND R. KEYS, Clarksburg, W. Va., Engineering, IAS, AIEE, Engineering Gavel Club, LARY M. KILGORE, Clmirle, Ariz., AHS. Cowpoliesp EDWARD G. KILLIAN, Slillwaler, Home Economics, EAU, I-Iolel and Reslauranl Sociely: KWAN DO KIM, Korea. Engineering, FRANK STEWART KIMMEL, Cowela, Agricullure, Flying Aggies. ROW 3: DAVID KING, Rock Falls, lll., Agricullure, AVP, LYD. Aggie-X: JANICE LOUISE KINNISON, Blackwell, AHS, EAT, Uniyersiiy Clioir, Grand Council Execulive Board, Willard Hall, president Universily Orclweslra, Aggie Sweellwearl, Wesley Foun- dalion and Clioir, Sludenl Enlerlainersg GENDA KAY KINSEY, Lawlon, Business, llS2Hg JIM FLOYD KINYON, Slillwaler, Educa- lion: BILLY WAYNE KIRBY, Wapanucka, Agriculfure, AZ, Agron- omy Clubg GARY W. KIRBY, Slillwaler, Home Economics, I-lolel and Reslauranl Sociely. SUABg JIMMIE L. KIRBY, Sfillwaler, Home Economics, DON F. KIRKLAND, Tulsa, Business, MKT. LYD, AK'I', Page 48 I: GEORGIA RUTH KITTRELL, Arkansas Cily, ., Businessy JAMES RAYMOND KITTRELL, Arkansas , Kan,, Engineering. AICE, Engineering Sludenl' Uncil, -YT, 'DH-E. OAK: RUSSELL LEONARD KLINE. aa, Educalion, LYD, UCCF7 JOHN E. KLOPP, Okla- 'ia Cily, Engineering, Blue Key, HKA, lnlerfraiernily Jncil, lnlercollegiale Parly, Young Republicans, -ET, v1ES F. KNIGHT, Denver, Colo., Engineering, AIA, ux Arfs Socieiy. W 2: CHARLES DELBERT KOCH, Perry, A8151 vIA ADELA KOERNER, Minco, Home Economics, 'ne Economics Club, F-13, SEA: GEORGE ERIC KENDOFFER, Braman, Engineering, IITE, Scabbard Blade, IMRC, Wesl Bennell' Council, DON E. LLER, Barllesville, Home Economics: ROBERT JO- 'H KORTHASE, Barllesville, Business, -XX, SAM, KB. W 3: RICHARD LEE KRIVY, Bluff Cify, Kan., Engi- ring, SAE, BERRY TED KUNIZ, Cyril, Agricullureg RRY NED KYSAR, Elk Cily, Engineering, ITME, ET, NE, GEORGE R. LACKEY, Checolah, Farmhouse, fblll, Dairy Science Club, Young Dernocrals: JAN LACY, Oklahoma Ciiy, ASS. W 4: WILLIAM C. LaFORGE, Tulsa, Eclucalion, ROBERT E. LAKEY, Enid, Engineeringg DAVID 'RICK LAMBERT, Sfillwaier, Educalion, KE, New- I Club, SIAA, SNEA, ITEQ LARRY DWIGHT LAND- H, Enid, Business: TERRY O. LANDRITH, Enid, AES. W 5: ROSALEE LANKFORD, Oklahoma Cily, Horne nomics, Home Economics Club, HEID Club, Grand ncil, Soical Dance Club, Aqualic Club: JOE WIL- M LANSDEN, Beaver, Daily O'Collegian slall, LYD, OF, JOHN BERNARD LARKINS, Lawlon, Educalion, EA: JOHN ERIC LATHROP, Muskogee, AHS, KVRO Duncerg MELBA LOU LAWSON, Big Cabin, Busi- ,, HQII, KAH, BPS, SEA, BT2, N 6: SARA KAY LAWYER, Oklahoma City, ABS, 3 'rreasurer and corresponding secrelary, Kd' vice- idenl, Lassos, lreasurer, Freshman Honors Forum, S, AES Honor Socielyg LEONARD LEE LEAL, Ard- e. Engineering, ASCE, BEVERLY LEBEDA, Caldwell, ., A8157 DENNIS L. LEBEDA, Renlrow, Engineering, Farmhouse, 05-K, IIHE, ASAE, AZ, Engineering iclenl, Lassos lreasurer, Freshrnan Honors Forurn, lenl Council: SIEW WAH LEE, Malaya, Engineer- AIA. KiHreII, G. Kiilrell, J. Kline Klopp Koch Koerner Kokendofler Koller Krivy Kunfz Kysar Lackey La Forge Lakey Lamberl Landrifh, L. Lanlrford Lansden Larlcins Lafhrop Lawyer Leal Lebeda, B. Lebecla, D. Knighl Korfhase Lacy La nd rilh, T Lawson Lee Page 489 Lee T Lee, W. Leland Lenlz Lindley R R. Lindsey Line Lille Loelilelholz Logue Long, J. D. Long, J. M. SENIOR ROW I: TING FAN LEE, I-long Kong, Engineering: W. FRANK LEE, Ponca Cily, Business, EAR: JOHN LELAND, Ellenville, N.Y.. Engineering, TTS, American Sociely of Mechanical Engineers: A. JEAN LENTZ, Enid, A8:S, AZ, AICE, American Chemical Soci- ely, Newman Club, Social Dance Club: LINDA JEAN LEVY, Dun- can, Business: DONALD GENE LILLY, Lawlon, Engineering: HAROLD L. LINDLEY, Savanna, Engineering, AIIA: RICHARD CALE LINDLEY, Savanna, Engineering, AIIE, A1-IM, ET. Fralernily inlramural volleyball games quickly become exciling as each individual goes all-oul for The 'Iinal leam ePlorl before an ofl:icial's whislle ends lhe aclion. Levy Lilly Lindley, H. Lindley R LiHIe Livingsfon Lloyd, C. Lloyd S Long, J. E. Looney Lorance Love CLASS ROW 2: ROBERT ROLIN6 LINDLEY, Ereclerick, Business, AXA, Sludenl Senale, Sophomore Class Senalor, Business Sludenl Coun- cil, IEC, V959 I-Iomecoming Chairman, Young Democrals: CHARLES ALLAN LINDSEY, Gulhrie, Engineering, ASAE: JOE ERVIN LINE, Yukon, Business: LARRY D. LITLE, Miami, Business, KA, League of Young Democrals, Pershing Rifles, SAM: MARI- LYN SUE LITTLE, I-Iennessey, I-lome Economics, KT, HZK, fI'T0, I-lome Economics Club, ERCD Club, Wesley Eoundalion, SNEA: MARVIN EUGENE LIVINGSTON, Muskogee, Engineering, Social Dance Club, Amaleur Radio Club: CAROLYN ANN LLOYD, Poleau, Home Economics, Orange Quill, AWS Honors Forum, IIITOI ON, Volkswagen Club: SAM R. LLOYD, Poleau, Business. 'I'HE, BFE, INZ, Young Republicans, Blue Key, lndependenl Parry, Business Sludenl Council. ROW 3: JOHN L. LOEFFELHOLZ, Barllesville, Home Economics, Newman Club, l-lolel and Reslauranl Sociely: MORRIS D. LOGUE, Casey, III., Agricullure, Block and Bridle: JAMES DEL- BERT LONG, Dover, Agricullure, Agricullure Council, AZ, Horli- cullure Club: JAMES M. LONG, Jay, Agricullureg JEAN F. LONG, Colorado Springs, Colo., Home Economics: DON WIL- LIAM LOONEY, Barllesville, AES, Acacia, Young Republicans: ELMER DONALD LORANCE, Slillwaler, AES, fI'AT, American Chemical Sociely: RODNEY JAY LOVE, Comanche, Business, ISA, 1I'III, Daily O'Collegian Adverlising Manager. Page -l9l L OW I: EUGENE F. LUBER, Sfillwaler, Agricullureq LLY FRANK LUCAS, Midwesl Cily, Agriculfure, gronomy Club, Scabbard and Blade: DAVID ROY CAS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, BAE, ET, A1-IM: VID VERNON LUCAS, Barllesville, Business, AX, rnold Air Sociely, Men's Glee Club, Sociely for Ad- incemenl of Managemenlg OREN LEE LUCAS, Bra- an, Educalion, SIAA. DW 2: STEVEN L. LUDWIG, Willinglon, Del., Engi- lering, ASME, Flying Aggies, IAS: SHARON GEN- -LE LUGAR, Barllesville, Educalion, SNEA, ACE, JAB,: JAMES IRVIN LUNDY, I-lanna, Business, AXA. KT, Scabbard and Blade, LARRY C. LUTON, Slill- aler, AES: JOYCE ANN LUTTRELL, Miami, Home zonomics, XII, SUAB, CTM Club, Home Economics lub. DW 3: SONDRA JO LYHENE, Cushing, Business. AH, BAW, BTS, Chrislian Science Organizalion, yung Republicans, HELEN DIANE LYNCH, Eldorado, ome Economics, ZTA, Home Economics Club, FRZQCD lub, SNEAg WILLIAM A. MACKINTOSH, Tulsa, Engi- iering: MARTHA ANN MAHAFFEY, Sawyer, Home zonomicsq NANCY C. MAILATH, Commerce, Educa- zn, SEA. DW 4: SUSIE MAISEL, Dallas, Tex., Home Econom- s, Home Economics Club, FRSICD Club, SUAB1 XTRICIA KAY MALOY, I-loldenville, Home Economics, BQ, Home Economics Club, CTM Club, CRAIG AYES MANDEVILLE, Chickasha, AXTS, 214515, Scabbard id Blade, Young Republicans, Olziicers Club, Volkswag- i Club, lnfernalional Relafions Club, Sporls Car Club: ARLSON E. MANNSCHRECK, Union Cify, Engineer- g, Farmhouse, ET, ASAE, Collegiale 4-l-l, League of Jung Democralsg PAT MANRIN6, Tulsa, Educalion, A9, Universify Choir, MENC. DW 5: JOHN P. MARCH, Tulsa, Business: RICHARD KWRENCE MARKHAM, Texarkana, Ark., AGS, AX, HE, AP9, Larials, Blue Key, AES Honor Roll, AX4S udenr Council, American Chemical Sociefy, KPATI Cp JERRY W. MARLOW, Oklahoma Cily, Home onomics, ATA, I-lofel and Reslauranf Sociefyg BETTY l MARTIN, Yale, AES, IWDB, EAI, MENCQ BETTY SUE ARTIN, Tulsa, AES, AXQ. PW 6: DONNA MAE MARTIN, Medford, AES, ZTA, FA, Aquaiic Club: ROBERT DALE MARTIN, Sapulpa, gineering, Tec R Club, lnsirurnenl Sociely of America: LNDRA MAUVENN MARTIN, Slillwaier, ARS, 'PX esley Foundalion, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Jill: DONALD RALPH MASON, Anadarko, Business, Tl, lnslilule of Aero Space Science: HARRY LESLIE ASON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, ATA. Luber Ludwig Lyhene Maisel March Marlin, D. Lucas, B. Lugar Lynch Maloy Markham Mar+in, R. Lucas, D. R. Lundy Mackinfosh Mandeville Marlow Marlin, S. Lucas, D. V. Lucas, O. Lufon LiHreIl Mahalifey Mailalh Mannschreck Manring Marlin, B. A. Marlin, B. S Mason, D. Mason, H. Page 491 Mason Maslin Mal l'l1ews, F. Maflhews, G. MaHl1ews, L. Mauch Maxson May Maylield Mays McAdams McCar+ney McCauley McClellan McClure McComas McCormick McCray McCracken McCroskey MCCUllOUgh McDaniel, J. McDaniel, M. McDowell SENIO ROW I: JON THOMAS MASON, Tulsa, Business, AKW, Campus Chesl Coordinalor, Young Democrals, Pasl Presidenl Junior IFC, Vice-Presidenl -YN, ROBERT HENRY MASTIN, Tulsa, Engineering, Oklahoma Slale Engineer, KB, FRANK MATTHEWS, Mangum, Business, GARY C. MATTHEWS, Willson, Engineering, HKN, LYNDA KAY MATTHEWS, Tulsa, Home Economics, ON, Home Economics Club, ACEI, SNEA, Orange and Black Ouill, Young Democrals, FRED E. MAUCH, Sapulpa, Business, DSF, OSPE, NSPE, JOE M. MAXSON, Earlsboro, Agricullure, l-lorlicullure Club, Collegiale FFA, Agricullure Council, SHERRY V. MAY, Lawlon, Business Before faking lhe draslic sfep in preparalion for Engineering week, one engineer seems fo be asking anollner, Do you really lhink l can grow a beard before lhen? R CLASS ROW 2: JOHN HALSTED MAYFIELD, Oklahoma Cily. AES, VICTOR PAUL MAYS, Maysville, Agricullure, Agronomy Club, JERRY LEE MCADAMS, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, AT, AIIE, AUM, ET, IFC, lnlercollegiale Parfy, SPA, Blue Key Vice- Presidenl, lAS, JESSE FRANKLIN MCCARTNEY, Velma, Educa- lion, KATI. Men's Glee Club, MARIANNE MCCAULEY, Okmul- gee, Arls and Sciences, EM, Young Democrals, Orange Quill. Orange and Black Ouill, Polilical Science Club, TIBT, HAL DEAN MCCLELLAN, Barllesville, Business, Acacia, MKT, Young Republi- cans, IRC, SAMUEL AMOS McCLURE, Anadarko, Agricullure, BSU, Dairy Science Club, MARY JOYCE MCCOMAS, Elk Cily, ARS, FST Secrelary. ROW 3: ROBERT J. MCCORMICK, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, Dean's Honor Roll, EX, Engineering Sludenl Council Vice-Presi- denl, AllE, E'1',AllM, 1-IKA, 19E2i, Scabbard and Blade, EARL W. MCCRAY, Aline, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA, ROBERT JAY MCCRACKEN, Slillwaler, Business, AKXl', SAM, Cadel Officers Club, BELVA SEAN MCCROSKEY, Morrison, AXQS, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, EM, IPAQ, OSU Collegiale Local, A815 Honor Sociely: HERMAN EUGENE McCULLOUGH, Kiefer, Educalion, PEMM Club, SNEA, JAMES W. McDANlEL, Filzhugh, Agricullure, M. CARLEENE McDANlEL, Brinkman, Educalion, Home Economics Sludenl Council, ON, 'I1T0, KT, Orange and Black Ouill, Home Economics Club, Wesley Foundalion, SUAB, YMCA, ROBERT G. McDOWELL, Muskogee, Engineering. Page 492 W I: JIMMIE DALE MCFEETER, Mooreland, Engi- ering, ASAE, FLOYD ALLEN MCGUIRE, Laverne, riculiure, AZ, fbllll, Young Democrals, IRC, TKT: DHN R. MCILLHANEY, Shawnee, Engineering, HTE, SME: JANE AGNES MCKENZIE, Slillwaler, A81S. hrislian Science Organizalion, ff'A9g RAY TELFORD lcLAURY, Cushing, Business. OW 2: JESSE LOWELL MCMASTERS, Duncan, Engi- sering, ASAE: STEWART FRANKLINS McMINlMY, airie Village, Kan., Engineering, ET: LEONARD C. lcMURTRY, Slroucl, Engineering, ASAE, Judo Club: DM A. MCNEW, Oklahoma Cily, Business, AX, JEAN- FTE CAROL MCVEY, Duncan, AHS. OW 3: JIM MEANS, Amarillo, Tex., Business, IIKA, NM, Red Red Rose, Young Republicans, HKAg ALVA ALPH MEEKS, Springer, Agriculfureg LINDA MEEKS. zngview, Tex., Educalion, KA9, Angel Flighl Com- ander, Sludenl Arls Guild, SEA, MAX L. MERRITT, aldwell, Educalion: JAMES PETER MESSLER, Tulsa, Jsiness, P-ix, Young Republicans. OV! 4: JERRY A. MIDDLEBUSHER, Dewey, Engineer- g, AFI? ROSCOE HENRY MIGLIORE, Collinsville. Jsiness, ETE, Wesley Eoundaliong PATRICIA EARL- NE MILACEK, Waukomis, Business, BAXP, WRA: FANFORD J. MILBERGER, Linden, N.J., Engineering: -UFORD WEST MILLER, Jennings, Agricullure. bw 5. GAYLEN BRYAN MILLER, rofgan, Business, dependenl Parly: JIMMY DON MILLER, Marlow, ricullure, AZ, Agronomy Club, THE, BSU, MARI- ETH MILLER, Ardmore, Educalion, IIB'I', Young Dem- zrals, Panhellenic Council, Greek Week Co-Chairman: ANCY C. MILLER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, AXO, IEA: JENNIE LEE MILLER, Gulhrie, Educalion, l960 :sl-Dressed Coed al OSU, Cheerleader, Educalion udenl Council, SNEA, WRA, Dean's l-lonor Roll, ampus Chesl Coordinalor. DW 6: ROBERT GARY MILLS, Slillwaler, Agriculiure, ack and Bridle Club, ROBERT H. MILLSAP, Paw- ska, AES, ATfZg JIMMY LOY MIRACLE, Grandiield, griculfure, Aggie X Club, KENNETH L. MITCHELL, iharl, Kan., Business, Young Democrals, Cadel Oifi- rs Club, Pelroleum Club: LINDA LEE MITCHELL, yor, Educaiion, Thealre Guild, IRC. McFeeler McMaslers Means Middlebusher Miller, G. Mills McGuire McMinimy Meeks, A. Migliore Miller, J. D. Millsap Mcllhaney McKenzie McMurl'ry McNew Meeks, L. Merrill Milacek Milberger Miller, M. Miller, N. Miracle Milchell, K. McLaury McVey Messler Miller, B. Miller, J. L Mifchell, L Page 493 Mifchell S Moffall' Monlrs Monsef Moore E Moore, H. Moore, P. R. Moore, P. J. Morris P Morris, R. Morrison, L. Morrison, W. SENIO ROW I: SAMMY CHARLES MITCHELL, Tonkawa, A8152 LEWIS K. MOEFATT, Cushing, Business, TSOFA, EX: BILLY GEORGE MONKS, Gowen, A8iS, HMB, MAfIfg HADI MONSEF, Iran, Engineering, AIEE, IRE, Persian Club, IRC, UN Club: EDDIE E. MONTGOMERY, Tulsa, Business, EM, IRC, LYD, E'I'EI MICHAEL A. MOODY, Oklahoma Cily, AHS, Aggie Sporls Car Club, DOROTHY JANE MOORE, Barnsdall, Business, RTE, Wil- lard House Council, WRA Cabinel, Grand Council, Newman Club: LLEWELLYN MOORE, Barllesville, Educalion, Young Re- publicans, SNEA, ZTA. Lynda Davis and Neal Seidle add lheir conlribulions lo lhe an- nual Campus Chesl drive, which ihis year exceeded ils 52,500 quola lor lhe lirsl lime. R Monlgomery Moody Moore, D. M-core L Moore, W. Moorhead Morey Morris A Mullins Murphy, K. Murphy, O. Myers CLASS ROW 2: EUGENE MOORE, Drurnrighl, Educalion, H. KENT MOORE, Lindsay, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, ITA: PATRICIA RAE MOORE, Blackwell, Home Economics, Grand Council, Gen- eral Horne Economics Club, CTM Club, MKT: PEGGY JO MOORE, Okmulgee, AHS, Grand Council, 9139, Thealre Guild, SUAB7 WILLIAM LEWIS MOORE, Wynnewood, Business, Sociely lor Advancemenl ol: Managemenl, MKT, HELEN NADINE MOORHEAD, Ponca Cily, A8153 MARY MOREY, Ada, Business, Grand Council, Aqualic Club, SUAB, YWCAq ARTHUR JOHN MORRIS, Arkansas Cily, Kan., Engineering, Pelroleum Club. ROW 3: PHILLIP MORRIS, Fairfax, Engineering, AlCE,: ROBERTA KAY MORRIS, Oklahoma Cily, Home Economics, KA, FRXCD Club, ACE, General Home Economics Club, LARRY KAY MORRISON, Hinlon, Business, Young Republicans, Sociely lor Advancemenl of Managemenl, Slow Pokes: WESLEY WARD MORRISON, Geary, Engineering, KE, AZ, ASAE: ERIN REY- NOLDS MULLINS, Blackwell, Educalion, KAHg KATHRYN ALICE MURPHY, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Business, Young Republicans, lIB'I'q OWEN J. MURPHY, Blackwell, Engineering, ASME, Cadel' Ollicers Club: CHARLOTTE SU MYERS, Tulsa, Home Economics, AZ, Home Economics Educalion Club. Page 49 DW I: EDWARD DOUGLAS MYERS, Medford, Agri- llure, Foresiry Club: ARVIND K. NAGAR, India, gineering, Engineering Sludenl Council, Council ol lernalional Sludenls, OSE, IITE, ET, IIIE, EEE. 1RCg CHARLES BLANE NEASE, Hugo, Home Eco- rnics, -SAE preside-nl, IRC, SUAB, LYD, IFC, lnler- illegiale Parlyg CARROLL DEAN NELSON, Lawlon, igineeringg DARRELL LEON NELSON, Winfield, Kan., lucalion, KAII, 'fbAK, IAE, AIAA, OIAA, SIAA. JW 2: CARROLL COOKE NEWMAN, Pryor, Busi- ss, RAW, Cadel Officers Club, KE, Dean's Honor nllg CECILIA LORENE NEWMAN, Red Rock, AES. AM, 93, Sword and Mask, WRAg CHEONG F. NG, Nina, Engineering: VICTOR ALVIN NICHOLSON, aclcwell, ALS, PATSIANN NIX, Olclaliorna Cily, Agri- llure, Block and Bridle, WRA, Rodeo Club. DW 3: BILL C. NOKES, Olclalioma Cily, Agricullure, ying Aggies, I-Iorlicullure Club, Bowling League, Slow ilces Car Club: GARY E. NOONAN, Sanla Rosa, alll., Home Economics, Newman Club, I-lolel and eslauranl' Sociely, AFP: DON ALLEN NORMAN, id, Engineering, TKI'Ig NORVAL EDWARD NOR- AN, Odessa, Tex., Engineering, IITE, Pelroleum Club, udenl Enferlainers, Texas Club, Baplisf Sludenl 'iiong GLENN LELAND NORRIS, Olclalioma Cily, lucalion. DW 4: ROSIE A. ODORIFERO, Tulsa, Business, RAW, ewman Club: WALTER KEITH OEHLSCHLAGER, ale, AXKS, dJIII,g ROBERT E. OLIVER, Ardmore, A813 TQ, ZIQT, Ubllig CAROLYN R. OLMSTEAD, Marshall, 515. IIBfP, Young Republicans, 'Wesley Foundalionq RRY WESLEY ONETH, McAles+er, Agriculiure, Col- iale Soil Conservaiion Sociefy. DW 5: RODNEY W. OPIIZ, Loolceba, Educaliong 'BERT KAY ORD, Mclieesporl, Pa., Engineering, ARLES L. O'REAR, Allus, Business, TKE: JIM ORN- RFF, Nowala, Agricullure, RODNEY DALE ORRELL, irl Cobb, Agricullure, AFP, AZ, Block and Bridle. DW 6: LINDA MABEL ORTEGA, Slillwaler, Educaf in, SEA, TF, ACE: FRANK WILLIAM OSGOOD, iami, Educalion, SllAg ROBERT W. OSWALD, oaclie, Agriculfure, Dean's I-lonor Roll, DMS: VERNA . OSWALD, Pocassel, A8157 PAUL STEVE OTTO, inca Cily, Educalion, ANEA, Newman Club. Myers, E. Nagar Nease Nelson, C. Newman, C. C. Newman, C. L. Ng Nicholson Nolres Noonan Norman, D. Norman, N. Odorifero OeI1IscI1Iager Oliver Olmslead Opilz Ord O'Rear Orndorlif Orlega Osgood Oswald, R. Oswald, V. Nelson, D. Nix Norris One+I1 Orrell OHo Page 495 Overholl' Palmer Parcher Parham Parker, L. Parker, V. Parlcey, G. Parkey J Parks C Parks, N. Palchell' PaH'on Pavlos Payne Pearsall Pec Pemberfon Pence Pender Pendergasl Perry Peslerfield Pelerman Pefers SENIO ROW I: WILLIAM C. OVERHOLT, Slillwaler, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, Kig DONALD T. PALMER, Bingharnlon, N.Y., Engi- neering, IT, GAIL RICHARD PARCHER, Eoresl Grove, Ore., Engineering, IAS: CARYLL ANN PARHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Edu- calion, ZTA house manager, PEMM Club, WRA presidenl, AWS Execulive Board, LARRY JAMES PARKER, Waukomis, Business, BAXP, Bl'-E, VANCILE G. PARKER, I-lugo, Home Economics, I-Iolel and Reslauranl Sociely, EX, GARY DALE PARKEY, Tulsa, Home Economics, l-l8flD Club, Young Republicans, 3'I'Eg JULI- ANA PARKEY, Broken Arrow, I-lome Economics, CTM Club, HBCP. Angelic Alpha Chis smile sweelly, and perhaps a lillle appre- hensively, as Ihey wail lor lhe nexl rope ring lo come hurlling foward lhem af The Sludenl Union Eair. -eww? 47 ' ,lr ga R CLASS ROW 2: CARRAL DEAN PARKS, I-Iugo, Engineering, IIKN sec- relary, ET, AlEEy NAOMI LEE PARKS, Lawlon, Business, SEA, Baplisr Sludenl Union: JEAN ANN PATCHETT, Lenapah, AHS, K'I', Wesley Foundalion and Choir, Sfudenl' Arls Guild, RONALD A. PATTON, Chelopa, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, Rodeo Club: DAWN MARIE PAVLOS, Holland, Ohio, A8451 ROBERT DENNIS PAYNE, Oklahoma Cily, AES, -51127 ROBERT S. PEARSALL, Albany, N.Y., Home Economics, I-Iolel and Reslauranr Sociely, Pershing Rifles, Cader Officers Club.: LINDA ANN PECK, Okla- homa Cily, Educalion, KA9, IRC, SUAB, SNEA, LYD, RE'W. ROW 3: TROY JAMES PEMBERTON, Ponca Cily, Engineering, IRE, AIEEg EDNA DEANN PENCE, Okemah, I-Iome Economics, General Home Economics Club, Home Economics Educalion Club, SNEAg PATRICIA JO PENDER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, Young Republicans, Morlar Board, KA, KAH, SUAB, lnlercollegiale Parlyy ELDON D. PENDERGAST, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, KA: NORMAN PERRY, Ada, Engineering, XE, AIA, ASCE: W. C. PESTERFIELD, Pauls Valley, Agricullure, AZ scribe, fDKfI', Agron- omy Club secrelary, Aggie Toaslmaslers educalional vice-presi- denlg MARTHA ANN PETERMAN, Davis, Educalion, SNEA, Angel Fliqhl, LYD, KKIT, LARRY RICHARD PETERS, Camargo, Agricul- lure, Block and Bridle Club, Liveslock Judging Team. Page 496 ROW I: DAVE PETERSON, Tulsa, Business, EM, Aca- cia: CHARLES R. PHILLIPS, Enid, Business, ATA, AKW: PATTIE ANNE PHILLIPS, Tulsa, Home Economics, HBfI', DN, 'I'T0, Orange and Black Ouill, Home Economics Sfudeni Council, Lassos, FRHCD Club,q LOUISE J. PIERCE, Tulsa, Business, RAW, Business Sludeni Council, Dean's Honor Roll, LARRY J. PIERCE, Newkirk, Engi- weering, ET, IIT-Y, Farmhouse, ASME. ROW 2: LESLIE DALE PIERCE, Erick, Engineering. KIIE: JUDITH ALICE PINION, Tulsa, Home Economics PTO, CTM Club, General Home Economics Club, foung Republicans, REW, Greek Week Chorus, KAPII 'ATTI ELLEN PIPES, Commerce, Home Economics SUAB, SEA: DAVID LEROY PIPPENGER, Cushing, A815 EM, 'PA97 VERA F. PITTMAN, Beaver, Home Econom- cs. IOW 3: ALONZO JAMES POINDEXTER, Lawlon, Edu- zalion, YMCA, Wesley Foundalion, SNEA, Cadei Oili- ,ers Club, Scabbard and Blade, ATA, Flying Aggies, .YD7 GENTRY W. POLITTE, Cryslal Ciiy, Mo., Educa- ion, VIRGINIA LEE POLLAN, Grove, AHS, DWAYNE I. POLLARD, Tulsa, Engineering, AIIE, OSE, EN: .YNN POST, Marshall, Agriculfure, Flying Aggies. IOW 4: ERLENE R. POSTON, Lawion, Home Econom- ZS, SNEAI JAMES MARK POTEET, Barilesville, A8fS. IAK, 'PAQ THE: KENNETH WAYNE POTEETE, Web- iers Falls, Agriculiure, Block and Bridle, Aggie Toasl- iasiersy JOHN R. POTES, Sulphur, Business, A-YH, So- ieiy for Advancemenl of Managernenig JUDY ANN OTTS, Tulsa, Home Economics, XQ. OW 5: LINDA LEE POULTON, Tulsa, Educalion, IAII, -YT-A, Orange and Black Ouill, SNEA, LYD, FCPBI OHN D. POWER, Eyanslon, III., Educalion, BSU, Var- iy Fooiball, Varsily Baseball, EDWARD E. PRAG, Iklahoma Cily, AES, IRC, LYD, IFC, Inlercollegiaie arly, Young Republicans, TKT: VELDA JEAN PRALLE. ingfisher, Business, VERA ALMA PRESTON, Siillwaier, iucaiion, Canierbury Club, SNEA, IRC, URC, REW, ioyernmeni Week, KKII. W 6: JOHN RAY PRICE, Siillwaler, AXIS, OAK, E, Wesley Foundalion, Speech Correclion Club, A815 onor Sociely, URC, Co-Chairman i96I REW, JOHN . PURCELL, I-lalleyville, AES, Texas Club, lniercolle- ale Knighisg JANIE PURLEE, Muskogee, Business, isiness Siudeni Council, 1-IBfI', Orange Ouill, Orange id Black Ouill, Siucleni' Religious Council, Canlerbury lub, SUAB, LYD: ROY NEAL PURVIS, Kaw Ciiy, Busi- ess, MKT, BPIII: JAMES C. QUAID, Tishomingo, AHS, LS, AAS, PTT, Bapiisi Sluclenl Union. Peierson Pierce, Leslie Poindexfer Posion PouI+on Price Phillips, C. Phillips, P. Pierce, Louise Pierce, Larry Pinion Pipes Pippenger PiHman PoIiH'e Pollan Pollard Posi' Pofeei' Pofeere Poles PoHs Power Prag Pralle Presfon Purcell Purlee Purvis Quaid Page 497 II Ouesada Raab Rackley Radief Ragan, D.A. Ragan, D. B. Ralmey ua s R hf E R II1'F J Rallilif M Rafliff P Randle Randles Raschen Rafcliff ai on, . a on, . , . Raulslon Reardon Redmond Reed, J. E. Reed, J. M. Reel Reeves Reichardf SENIOR CLASS ROW I: GEORGE LEE QUALIS, Eorl Worlh, Tex., Engineering, RUBEN ERNESTO OUESADA, Cuba, Agricullureg GEORGE J. RAAB, Walonga, Agricullureq FREDA RACKLEY, Moun lain View, Home Economics, General Home Economics Club, Home Economics Educalion Club, PTO, ON, KLYI3, Baplisl' Sludenl Union: TAREK LUCIEN RADJEF, France, Engineering, OAS, HKNg DAN ALEXANDER RAGAN, Tulsa, Engineering, EX, IAS, HEH, Pershing Rifles, IRE, DON B. RAGAN, Tulsa, Engineer- ing, IAS, SAE, HEI-I, VeIeran's Club, Pershing Rillesg TIBERTHA W. RAIMEY, Ponca Cily, Educalion. The massive procedure of enrollmenl' swings inlo aclion once more as Il,OOO sludenls worry and gripe, bul somehow manage Io change schedules wilhin one week. ' N - - N- M- -1- --,. ., ,, , , ROW 2: BARBARA ADELE RANDLE, Oklahoma Cily, Business, IISZII, Orange and Black Quill, RTE, XS2, PHILIP WAYNE RANDLES, Hardesly, Engineering, ET, HT2, f'KfI', ASME, EDWARD FREDERICK RASCHEN, Vinifa, Business, IN-Y, Acacia, JOHN W. RATCLIFF, Mazie, ABS: EVE ANNE RATHFON, Okla- home Cily, Business, BTX, SUAB, Young Republicans, AX9: JOSEPH RATHFON, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, EWR, UTE, ET, ASME, Engineering Toaslmaslers, Canlerbury Club, MICKEY J. RATLIFF, Red Rock, Agricullure, Aggie-X Club, Baplisl' Sfudenl Union: PAULA RATLIFF, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, XYZ, SNEA lreasurer, WRA, Orange and Black Ouill, Lassos, Dean's I-lonor Roll. ROW 3: JAMES CHESTER RAULSTON, Lucien, Agricullure, 'I'IIE, '52, OAK, AZ, 'I'K'I', ABS S'I'udenI' Council, I-Iorlicullure Club, Larials, Scabbard and Blade: JOHN M. REARDON, Slill- waler, Business: DAVID NEIL REDMOND, Warren, Pa., Engineer- ing, AIIE, Wesl' Bennell Council, AUM, ET: JAMES E. REED, Barllesville, Business, SAM, Young Republicans, Wesley Founda- Jriong JIMMY MORRIS REED, Alva, Engineering, IAS, AIA, WMA, Universily Choir, YMCA: BLANCHARD E. REEL, Okmulgee, Busi- ness, IN, O Club, MKT, WILLIAM O. REEVES, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, 'TKEQ ALAN WAYNE REICHARDT, Slillwaler, Agri- cullure, SAE, Agricullure Sludenl Council. Page 498 OW I: JOHN R. REINERT, Fairmont Agricullure, anborn Enromology Club, AZ, '95, Agricullure Sludenl' Iouncil, Collegiate 4-H, Newman Club, Cadef Otlicers Ilub, LYD, !MRC, Wesl Benneil' Council: RAY DOUG- AS REINS, Tulsa, Business, O Club, Baslcelball Lef- armang DAVID LEROY REYNOLDS, Pond Creelc, Engi- eering, AICE: DON E. REYNOLDS, Slillwaler, Engi- eering, ZX: RONALD R. REYNOLDS, Seminole, Edu- alion, Sludenl Aris Guild reporler, IMRC, Hanner Iall Council. OW 2: SHIRLEY ANN REYNOLDS, Miami, Home iconomics: HOMER NOLAN RHODES, Gulhrie, Engi- eering, ATIM vice-president AIIE president ENT' resident Engineering Gavel Club presidenl and vice- resident Engineering Sludenl Council, Oklahoma Stale lngineer's Magazine assislanl eclilor, Young Republi- ans, Farmhouse: TRAVIS DEAN RICH, Ringling, Agri- l.ll'rure, Bloclc and Bridle: CLIFTON L. RICHARDS, lilsa, Home Economics, l-lolel and Resfauranl Sociely: rARY W. RICHARDS, Duncan, ABS, Blue Key, THE, tudenl' Senale, I'I,E president A818 Sludenf Council resident Intercollegiate Parry president Government feel: Direcfor, WX, A815 Honor Sociely, Larials. OW 3: GLENN LEROY RICHARDSON, Hobart gricullure, AZ, 'I'Tffl, Collegiale FFA, Bloclf and 'idle Oflicers Council, OAK, Livesloclc Judging Team, nior Class Vice-President Senior Class Vice-Presb Ent: ALVIS EUGENE RICHEY, Cloud Chiet Educa- on, SIAA, OIAA, AIAA: VIRGIL M. RIDENOUR, Law- an, Engineering' DONALD E. RIDGEWAY, Seminole, wgineering, IT vice-president AUM, Engineering Slu- snl Council, AllE lreasurer: FRANK WILLIAM RIE- ART, Barllesville, Engineering, AX, BTN, AI-3, Engi- aering Gavel Club, Young Republicans, Wesley Eoun- arion. OW 4: HERBERT LAMONT RILEY, S+illwa+er, Busi- ess, Sociefy for Advancement of Managemenl: WIL- AM OTTO RINK, Perry, Agricullure, Collegia+e FFA: ORDON SHAW ROBERTS, Reesville, Ohio, Engineer- gg STEPHEN BROWN ROBERTS, Sand Springs, Busi- ess, IIN, AKfI'g CLAYTON R. ROBLYER, Miami, Busi- iss, MKT, 'I'UK, LYD, Baplisl Sludenl Union, -lx. OW 5: RALPH R. RODDY, Muslcogee, Engineering, irmhouse: CECIL KENT ROGERS, Olclahoma Cily, isiness, IN-Y, Volkswagen Club, IRC: CLAIRITA ROG- IS, Cordell, Educalion, Grand Council, Murray Hall eculive Council, K I': ROBERTA ANN ROGERS, Paw- slca, Home Economics, General Home Economics ub, CTM Club, Redslcin Slahf, Universily Thearre uild, P11187 SANDRA MARIE ROGERS, Pawhuslca, lame Economics, KA9, YWCA, SNEA, LYD, Home onomics Club. DW 6: RICHARD A. ROLLER, Barllesville, Business, abbard and Blade: ALICE JOANN ROMSHE, Still- irer, Business, UTIL Orange and Blaclc Ouill, Young epublicans, I I'B: ROBERT HILMAN ROSSETH, Sleepy e, Minn., Engineering, fi'-39, SAME, Newman Club: DNALD JAY ROUK, Beggs, Business, RAW, CLARK ROUNDS, Seminole, Business, BA'I', 'I'IIE, Vollcs- gen Club. Reinerf Reins Reynolds, D. I.. Reynolds, D. E. Reynolds, R. Reynolds, S. Rhodes Rich Richards, C. Richards, G Richardson Richey Ridenour Ridgeway Rieharf Riley Rink Roberls, G. Roberls, S. Roblyer Roddy Rogers, C. K. Rogers, C. Rogers, R. Rogers, S. Roller Romshe Rosselh Roulr Rounds Page 499 Rowland Royer Rule Russ Russell, C. Russell, W. Rulh Rufherfor Ryan M A Ryan, M. D. Rychel Sadler Sain Salyers Sanders Saunders Schalz Schein Schneeberger Schneider Schoenleber Schomer Schuelein Schwedlan SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JAMES RICHARD ROWLAND, Muldrow, Engineering, OAK, 43112, HKN, ET, Larials, AIEE, Inslilule of Radio Engineers, ROBERT J. ROYER, Glenwood, Md., Agricullure, Block and Bridle, EAEg ROBERT L. RULE, Mooreland, Engineering, RICHARD THOMAS RUSS, Albuquerque, N. Mex., Engineering, TIE, CAR- MEN ELAINE RUSSELL, Frederick, I-Iome Economics, Freshman Honors Forum, General Home Economics Club, FRHCD Club, AWS, Murray House Council and Execulive Council, Sloul House Council and Execulive Council, Grand Council, 'WRA, WALKER T. RUSSELL, Drumrighl, Educalion, Who's Who in American Cal- leges and Universilies, Educalion Sludenl Council, 'PA-K, KAH, Senior foofball players Jim Ellioll, David Willcs, Gary Culsinger, John Maisel, Jim Dillard, Franlc Parlcer, and George Walslad prepare lo enler Their lasl OSU game. SIAA, OIAA, AIAAg LONNIE R. RUTH, Enid, Educalion, 13911: ANN L. RUTHERFORD, Mldwesl Cily, Educalion, IRC, Young Republicans, SNEA, Aggie Sporls Car Club, KA9. ROW 2: M. ALBERTA RYAN, Thomas, Educalion, Willard House Council, Grand Council, Pepperelfes, Pep Council, Wesley Foun- dalion and Choir, SNEA: MICHAEL D. RYAN, Tulsa, Business, -YN: ROBERTA ANN RYCHEL, Tulsa, Home Economics, General Home Economics Club, FRXCD Club, SEA, UCCF, LARRY J. SADLER Gulhrie, Business, NKT, BSU, EDWIN FRANCIS SAIN, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, QX, Block and Bridle, Social Dance Club, EMMA CARROL SALYARS, Alma, Arlc., Business, JANE SANDERS, Gainesville, Tex., Educalion, WRA, LYD, SNEA, YWCA.: CONNIE RAE SAUNDERS, Cenlralia, I-lome Economics, fI T0, SEA. ROW 3: MARGARET ANN SCHATZ, Slillwaler, Home Econom- ics, General I-lome Economics Club, FREQCD Club, Newman Club: ROBERT DEAN SCHEIN, Yukon, Business, BA'If7 KENNETH C. SCHNEEBERGER, Wallers, Agricullure, Agricullure Sludenl Coun- cil, AZ, IFC, IRC, AEA, Farmhouse: PETER ERIC SCHNEIDER, Monson, Mass., Business, Cadel Officers Club, Depuly Command- er Pershing Rilles, A2113 GEORGE LEONARD SCHOENLEBER, Slillwaler, Engineering, AIA, Beaux Arls Socie+y,g DAVE L. SCHO- MER, Tulsa, AES, TKT, VERNON LEON SCHUELEIN, Lamont ABS, Flying Aggies, Young Republicans, ACS, RONALD P. SCHWEDLAND, Oklahoma Ciiy, Engineering, lnslilufe of Aero space Sciences. Page 50 W I: DAVID EVARTS SCOTT, Slillwaler, Agricul- re, Eoreslry Club, LARRY HUGH SCOTT, Enid, Busi- ss, Dean's l-lonor Roll, RICHARD CAMERON OTT, Picker, Business, PHYLLIS LOUISE SEEBECK, Bnes, I-lome Economics, General Home Economics ilub, Collegiale 4-l-l, 'I'TO, SNEA, 'Wesley Foundafiong JAROLYN SUE SEGLER, Oklahoma Cily, Eclucalion, 'rand Council, SEA, presidenl of Murray I-lall, OW 2: ROBERT E. SEIBER, I-loldenville, Business, 'udenl Senale, Blue Key, E.'M,'I'IIZ1, LYD, lnlercollegi- 'e Parly, Farmhouse, NEAL TODD SEIDLE, Barllesville, isiness, EM, EWI5, AKXP, Young Republicans, REW, JAB, lnlercollegiale Parly, MARY EVELYN SELBY, klahoma Cily, AXS, SNEA, LYD, SUAB financial co- dinalor, ETA secrelary, Lassos. Oraneg and Black uill, KA, Panhellenic Council, Governrnenl Week Com- illee, SONDRA JO SELF, Ada, Educalion, KAI-I pres- enl, Morlar Board, Orange and Black Ouill, AWS easurer, SNEA, Educalion Sludenl Council vice-presi- ani, Sludenl Senale, REW, K-5-II, Young Republicans, JAB, LEROY DEAN SEVERE, Perry, Engineering, 'IE, Engineering Gavel Club, Flying Aggies, Young zpublicans, IIKA. DW 3: JAMES FRANK SEWELL, Pawhuska, Agricul- re, IRC, LYD, Block and Bridle, Air Force Drill Team 57 JAMES HENRY SHADDY, Oklahoma Cily, Agri- lfure, AXA, WALTER W. SHAEER, Newkirk, Agricul- re, Black and Bridle, Scabbard and Blade, Farmhouse, -IARLES LARRY SHAFFER, Slillwaler, Home Econom- , I-I84lD Club, SUAB, KI, EARL DAVID SHAFFER, clahoma Cily. Engineering, IIKN, Red Red Rose. JW 4: ROBERT P. SHANKS, Carlock, Ill., Engineer- I, XE, AIA, ASCE: GLENN HALL SHAPLEY, Tahle- ah, Business, MKT, Sociely for Advancemenl ol Man- emenl, ATU, DAVID LEE SHARP, Pawnee, Agricul- e, AFP, LYD, Aggie-X, Collegiale 4-I-l, DENNIS CHAEL SHARP, Beaver, ABS: ROBERTA JEAN IATTO, Tulsa, Educalion. PW 5: JANICE LEA SHEEHAN, Oklahoma Cily, siness, BTE LYD, AAU, JOHN SHEIKHOLESLAMI, n, Engineering, AIA, 'RH-E, LON RAY SHELL, Wyan- Il'e, Agricullure, Collegiale FEA, PHYLLIS BALL ELL, Miami, Educalion, LYD, SEA, PDT, LORNA E SHELTON, Belhany, Business, Baplisl Sludenl ion, SEA. 'W 6: O. GAYLENE SHIEVER, Morrison, Business , TF, SAMSON S. SHIGETOMI, Hawaii, Educalion, .EN HODGEN SHIRE, Enid, Educalion, AZ, SNEA, wman Club, JACK E. SHIRLEY, Tulsa, Business, , EKT, MOHAMMED RAIS-UL HASA N SID- Ul, Slillwaler, Engineering. ScoH', D. Seiber Sewell Shanks Sheehan Shiever ScoH', L. Seidle Shacldy Shapley Sheikholeslami Shigelomi Scolf, R. Seebeclc Selby Self Shafer Shaffer, C. Sharp, D. L. Sharp, D. M. Shell, L. Shell, P. Shire Shirley Segler Severe Shaffer, E ShaHo Shellon Siddiqui Page 501 Sllverfhorn Silvey Simpltins, G. Simplcins, C. Simpson, G. Simpson, J. Simpson, W. Sims Slocum Smelser Smi+h, B. F. Smiih, B. C. Smi+I1, C. Smilh, Gary SmiI'h, Gerald Smifh H Sml+h J L Smilh, J. E. Smifh, J. P. Smifh, L. Smilh, M. A. Smilh, M. W. Smiih, P. K. Smilh P SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JAMES E. SILVERTHORN, Slillwaler, Business, Arnold Air Sociely, LARRY PAUL SILVEY, Shawnee, AES, Pershing Rifles, EAX, HAM, GEORGE HENDREE SIMPKINS, Barilesville, Engi- neering, IRE, CHARLES MICHAEL SIMPKINS, Carler, Agricul- I'ure, AZ, Collegiale FFA, Scabbard and Blade, GAITHEL L. SIMPSON, Greenville, Ky., Agriculiureg JOHN CARL SIMPSON, Oklahoma Cily, Business, 'PAQ Arnold Air Socieiy, Cadel Officers Club, WILLIAM H. SIMPSON, Exira, Iowa, Agricullure, PHILLIP L. SIMS, Mounlain View, Agricullure, AZ, ASRM, Agronomy Club, Aggie Toasimaslers. Don Ridgeway, pledge Irainer ol Sigma Tau, an honorary engi- neering fralrernily, makes sure lhal These pledges bow Io The pyramid and wear Ihe familiar pyramid hal. ROW 2: LINDA LEE SLOCUM, Cresson, Tex., Home Economics, KKF, 'I'TO, CTM Club Presidenl, Home Economics Club, JAMES A. SMELSER, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, BSU, O CIub,, BILL F. SMITH, Ardmore, Business, ZFPE, Sludenf AIA, Young Democrals, BILL C. SMITH, McAlesI'er, Business, AXA, CECIL WAYNE SMITH, McAlesIer, Engineering, Tec-R Club, Inslrumenl' Sociely of America, GARY LEE SMITH, Liberal, Kan., Engineering, 49112, fI1K11J, EAE, GERALD LEE SMITH, McAIesIer, AXIS, HAROLD LEE SMITH, Tulsa, Engineering, HTE, O Club, Officers Club, Varsiiy Cross Cou nlry and Track. ROW 3: JACK LESLIE SMITH, Pawnee, Engineering, HTE, Dralling Club, TIE, JAMES EVERETT SMITH, Davis, Agricullure, Agronomy Sociely, Soil Conservaiion Sociely, Wesley Foundalion, JAMES P. SMITH, Chandler, A8.S, EAE, Daily O'CoIIegian Edi'I'or, Ediiorial AssisIan'I', Redskin Seciion Edilor, Dean's Honor Roll, HAM, MKT, Scabbard and Blade, Cadel' Officers Club, Dislin- guished Mililary Sludenl, Cadel Officers Council, '92, LYLE D. SMITH, I-lunler, Business, AEH, Flying Aggies, SUAB, Young Democrals, MARY ANN SMITH, Shawnee, Home Economics, AX9, Home Economics Club, MKT, Young Re- publican Secrelary, Angel Flighi, WRA, Inlercollegiale Par'I'y, REW, Campus Ches'I', Miss Young Republican, MILTON W. SMITH, Union Ciiy, Agricullure, PAULA K. SMITH, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, AXQ, SNEA, Young Republicans, ACE, PHYLLIS ANN SMITH, Wichila, Kan., A8cS, AZ. Page 5021 OW I: DAVID G. SNIDER, Alma, Agricullure, XA, RC, Dairy Science Club, Dairy Producls Judging earn, Young Republicans: JACK THEO SNODDY, klalnorna Cily, Engineering, ATA, Engineering Gavel ,,Iub, Wesfrninsfer Foundarion, Officers Club: BRUCE NARREN SNYDER, Covinglon, Home Economics, I-lolel ind Reslauranl Sociely, Young Republicans: RONALD VILLIAM SORENSEN, Warren, Pa., Agricullure, For- s'rry Club, Aggie Council: AUBREY SOUTH, Musko- iee, AHS, TAT. IOW 2: WOODY BELTON SOUTHERLAND, Senrinel. xgriculfure, Aggie X Club: JOHN JOSEPH SPAK, ohnson Cify, N.Y., Engineering, AIEE: DONALD LE- LOY SPARKS, Tulsa, AHS, EX, Scabbard and Blade: AMES DONALD SPARKS, Blanchard, Engineering, KIEE: PHILLIP G. SPARKS, Miami, Business, Arnold Air ociely. LOW 3: WILLIAM S. SPEARS, Lubbock, Tex., Business iN: CHARLES E. SPRINGS, Rockport Tex., Business: BRACE DEAN STAFFORD, Tulsa, Horne Economics: ,OBERT N. STAFFORD, Hobbs, N. Mex., Engineering, 'HX HKN, ET, 3911: WARREN SAMUEL STAFFORD, ale, Business. OW 4: SUE ANNE STALKER, Pond Creek, Educalion, IA9, NEA, WRA, SUAB: MARGARET ANN STARKS, Ieridian, Home Economics, WTO, ON, Home Economics Club, Home Economics Educalion Club, Collegiale 4-I-I: RIAN K. STEELE, Allus, ABS: FRIEDA KAREN STEELE, Jlsa, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, H8ilD llub: ROGER J. STEFFENSEN, Slillwaler, Engineering, THE OW 5: ROBERT C. STEINBERG, Broken Arrow, Agri- ilfure, Agricullure Journalism Club, Block and Bridle. gricullure Council, Aggie Toaslmaslers, Daily O'Col- gian Slaff, Redslcin Sfallf: DAVID DEAN STEPHENS. ollinsville, Agricullrure, Dairy Science Club: SANDRA JE STEPHENSON, Cushing, AHS: MARTHA SUSAN 'EVENSON, Ponca Cify, Educafion: ANITA L. STEW- RT, Oklahoma Cily, Educalion, SNEA, Educalion Slu- enl' Council, AWS Execufive and Judicial Board, Mor- r Board, X9 president DW 6: EVERETT W. STEWART, Woodward, ABS. K: MARY ANN STEWART, Wiclwila Falls, Tex., AES, E'-P, Morlar Board, Lassos, BSU, KKT' presidenl, KTAg .WESLEY STILES, Blackwell, Engineering, IIKN, AIEE- E: DARRELL LEE STILES, Cushing, Agricullure, Aggie -asfrnasfers, Dairy Science Club: WILLIAM HOWARD 'OCKTON, Conyers, Ga., Engineering, AUM Snider Snoddy Snyder Sorensen SouI'I'1 Soulherland Spak Sparks, D. Sparks, J. Sparks, P. Spears Springs Stafford, G. S+aFFord, R. S+aFFord, W Slalker Sfarks Sieele, B. Sfeele, F. Sfeffensen Sfeinberg Sleplwens Sfeplwenson Slevenson Sfewarl' Slewarl, E. Sfewarf, M. Sfiles, C. Sfiles, D. Sfocldon Page 503 Sfone Sforey Sform Sfouf S+raigI1'I SI'raHon Sfringer Sfurdevanf Sfurm Sui'rer Sullivan Sumrall Sundvalnl Suflierland, G. Suflwerland, J. Sufhers A Sufhers J Sufhers, M. Swadley Swanson Sweef Taliaferro Talking+on, B. Tallcingfon SENIOR CLASS ROW I: WILLIAM LEE STONE, Wiclnifa, Business, AXA, O Club, Cadef Officers Council, Business Sludenl Council, SAM G. STOREY, Edmond, Engineering, Sociefy of Civil Engineers, PAUL ALBERT STORM, Kingfisher, Agriculfure, Collegiafe FEA: PHILIP E. STOUT, Perkins, Business, SAX. HAM, lndusfrial Edifors, AKXP, Bfflllg DIANE STRAIGHT, Barllesville, Educafion, HBKII, Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, SNEAg DAVID S. STRATTON, Clinfon, Agricullure, AXA, Aggie X, Young Democrafsy RONALD S. STRINGER, Barllesville, Business, CAROL ANN STURDEVANT, Alfus, AES, XS2, Young Republican, Speecli Service Associafion. Deep in Iliouglif aboul flue problems af liand, Jolnn Elsner, KVRO sfalion manager, carefully synclwronizes a record as lie prepares Io log in a commercial. ROW 2: GENE PAUL STURM, Barflesville, ASIS, AX,1iPAT, IIME. Sludenl' Affiliafe of 'rlie American Clnemical Sociely, yfbll-E ANDREA JANET SUITER, Tipfon, Educafion, Presiclenl' of Seclion l Soufli Universify Aparlmenfs, Grand Council: BLOOMER DON SULLIVAN, Duranl, Educafion, AXA, Scabbard and Blade, Cadef Officers Club, Young Democrafs, Dean's Honor Roll, RICK SUM- RALL, Beaver, ARS, Flying Aggies, Newman Club: HAL R. SUND- VAHL, Tulsa, Engineering, Sky Divers, AIA, Young Republicans? GLENDA SUTHERLAND, Garland, Tex., Educalion, KA, KAH, SNEA, K'I', Orange Ouill, Orange and Black Ouill, ACEI,g JERRY W. SUTHERLAND, Newkirk, Agriculfure, HKA, Eoresfry Club, Young Democrafsg AL'LOUISE SUTHERS, Arneff, Business, :A-Y. ROW 3: JAMES W. SUTHERS, Arneff, Engineering, MAC L. SUTHERS, Arnelf, Agricullure, Block and Bridleg JAMES HOW- ARD SWADLEY, Council I-lill, Engineering, AIEE, IRE, ET, HKNQ CAROLYN SUE SWANSON, Medford, Home Economics, Home Economics Educafion Club, SNEA, Home Economics Club: ROGER K. SWEET, Clarks, Neb., Educafion, Fire Profecfion Soci- efy, CHARLES M. TALIAFERRO, Leon, Agriculfure, Agronomy Club, BEVERLY J. TALKINGTON, Vinson, Educafion, Block and Bridle Wives, Rodeo Club, DALLAS C. TALKINGTON, Vinson, Agriculfure, Block and Bridle, Collegiale EEA, Rodeo Club. Page 504 W I: BASIL C. TALLENT, Brisiow, Educalion, Vel- ans Club, Varsily Wreslling, Allernale on lhe l960 Iympic Team: JUDITH JOAN TALMAGE, Barllesville, 18.5, K-X, Redslcin, SUAB Presidenl, AHS I-lonor Socieiy, lrange and Blaclc Ouill, Sludenl Advisor lo Allied Arfsp EONARD M. TARON, Shawnee, Engineering, BX2lg IARTHA JOYCE TARPEY, Slillwaier, Home Econom- s, TF, General Home Economics Club, Home Econom- s Educalion Club, AEA, UCCE, SNEAq PAUL E. RTE, Lawfon, Business, EN, Redslcin Assisianl' Edilor ?oO-ol, Business Sludenr Council, MKT, Young Demo- 'aIs, Iniercollegiaie Parry. OW 2: DANIEL ESCO TAYLOR, Liberal, Business: AVID M. TAYLOR, Tulsa, Engineering, -EX, Polilical :ience Club, Cadel' Officers Club, SAME, P-IX, Young emocralsy GARY LEE TAYLOR, Barllesville, AXQS, .3-X7 'EORGE ROBERT TAYLOR, Tampa, Engineering, AIA, wgineering Gavel Club President JAY B. TAYLOR, shomingo, AXQS, K-Y. OW 3: JERRY LANE TAYLOR, Pryor, Engineering, Eg JOHN L. TEEL, Sperry, Agricullure, Dairy Science lub. Aggie Toaslmaslers, Collegiale FFA: FREDERICK '. TENNILLE, Slillwaler, Engineering, I-IKA, AlChE, D, SUAB, IFC, AOCS: DWIGHT VANCE TERRY. lclahoma Cily, Business, BDU: JEAN ELLEN TERRY, enver, Colo., AXQS, ZTA, Orange and Black Ouill, AT, Universily Chair, Bloclc and Bridle 'Wives, Arnold ir Sociely Wives, Music Educalors Nalional Confer- ice. OW 4: JERRY MAX TERRY, Mounlain View, Agri- ilfure, TKI5, Arnold Air Sociely, Cadel Ofiicers Club, oclc and Bridle, IEE, WILLIAM A. THEDFORD, Iclahoma Cily, ARS, Acacia, Officers Club: VIOLA 'IOMAS, Chandler, Educalion, Universily Thealre uild, Young Republicans: CHARLES EDWARD 'IOMAS, Newcaslle, Agricullure, ASAE, Aggie Coun- l.7 IVAN LEE THOMAS, Miami, A81S, Cadei Officers lub, Arnold Air Sociely, OSU Slcy Divers. DW 5: MIKE THOMAS, Ninnelcah, Agriculiure, AVP: CHARD GORDON THOMAS, Tulsa, Business, AXA, KW, AEA: ROBERT SHERMAN THOMPSON, Com- anche, Engineering, HKA, SAME, IAS, Advanced AE OTCg ROBERT W. THOMPSON, I-Iarlshorne, Engi- iering, IIKA, ASCE: RONALD EDWARD THOMPSON, arlshorne, Engineering, ASCE, XE, Engineering Sludenl Juncil. OW 6: WILLAETA THOMPSON, Tulsa, Home Eco- imics, CARROL GENE THORNTON, Davis, Engineer- ging, NELSON E. THORNTON, Osceola, Iowa, Agri- llure, TAX, Bloclf and Bridle, JAMES LEON THUR- AN, Tishomingo, Engineering, fT'l'IK, AIChE: JACK '. TIMMONS, Tulsa, Agricullure, I-lorlicullure Club, owpolces, Agricullure Council. Tallenf Talmage Taron Tarpey Taylor, D. E. Taylor, D. M. Taylor, G. L. Taylor, G. R. Taylor, J. L. Teel Tennille Terry, D. Terry, J. M. Thedforcl Thomas, V. Thomas, C. Thomas, M. Thomas, R. Thompson, R. S. Thompson, R. W. Thompson, W. Thornfon, C. Thornfon, N. Thurman Tale Taylor, J. B. Terry, J. E. Thomas, I. Thompson, R. E. Timmons, J. W. Page 505 Timmons J D. Tiardes Toosky Tranfham Travis Treadway Trenl Truesdell TruscoH Tully Turner Tye Vance Van Sickle Van Walleghem Vaughan Vlckrey Vinceni Vinyard Voskanian Wade Wagoner Waid Waldrop SENIOR CLASS ROW I: JERRY DON TIMMONS, Ponca Cily, Agricullure, Inde- pendenl Parly presidenl, Young Republicans vice-presidenl, IMRC Ireasurer, Cordell Council, C-overnmenl Week Commillee, Eoreslry Club: HARRY M, TJARDES, Gibson Cily, III., Agricul- lure, AFP, Block and Bridle: R. F. TOOSKY, Tehran, Iran, Engi- neering: DON B. TRANTHAM, Oklahoma Cily, Agricullure, AFP, Rodeo Club, Eoreslry Club: MELVIN RAY TRAVIS, Panama, Agri- cullure, Eoresfry Club, Easl Bennell Council: JERRY RAY TREAD- WAY, Clinlon, Engineering, HKN, AIEE: DALE W. TRENT, Ard- Union visilors admire Ihe energelic lillle Kansas Slale Wildcal, one ol lhe recenlly painled and colorful murals which represenl' each member college in The Big Eighl. 1:50 more, Engineering, KTA, KM, AIEE: MARCIA TRUESDELL, Win- field, Kan., I-lome Economics, Angel Elighf, General Home Eco- nomics Club, I-IKID Club, Young Reppublicans, YWCA, XQ. ROW 2: JAMES J. TRUSCOTT, Shawnee, I-Iome Economics, KE, I-Iolel and Reslauranl Sociely, Dean's Honor Roll, Cadel Officers Club, Disfinguished Miliiary Graduale: BEVERLEY M. TULLY, Slill- waler, Educafion, SEA, KAfI', LOUIS BROWN TURNER, I-Iendrix, Engineering, AIChE: ALAN RAY TYE, Slillwaler, Business, Sludenf Senale, Blue Key, Business Sfudenr Council, BANP, AKSP, Larials, IIKA: GARY LOYD VANCE, I-Iealdlon, Engineering: BILL WAYNE VAN SICKLE, Okmulgee, Business, BAT: PAUL AL- PHONSE VAN WALLEGHEM, Lima, Peru, fb-E, AZ, Agricullure Sludenl Council, Newman Club, Pan American Club: MONROE ELDON VAUGHAN, Slillwaler, Business, BAY, BFE. ROW 3: STANLEY B. VICKREY, Minco, Business: CHARLES KEITH VINCENT, Jer, Agricullure, Block and Bridle, AZ, 'I'9K: NORA MARIE VINYARD, Proclor, Business: SHAHEN N. VOS- KANIAN, Teheran, Iran, Engineering: WILLIAM ALLEN WADE, Oklahoma Cily, Engineering, 'FAQ BXE, DOUGLAS DRUE WAGONER, Owasso, Agricullure, Collegiale FFA: SUSAN CHRISTINE WAID, Muskogee, AHS, IRC, LYD, HB'l': JERRY LEE WALDROP, Beaver, Educalion, Universily Choir vice-presidenl, fIWMA presidenl, 'l'AI'3, Mens Glee Club. Page 506 OW I: JUDY ANNE WALKER, Olclahoma Cily, AHS: ON ALLEN WALLACE, Sapulpa, Educaiion, O lub, IMRC, Easl' Benner? Council: VINCENT W. WAL- CE, Eaxon, Agricullure: DOUGLAS JERRY WARD, lrillwaler, AHS: HOUSTON E. WARD, Srillwarer, AHS, lcabbard and Blade, Cade? Officers Club. lOW 2: JIMMY I. WARD, Siillwafer, A8fS, XPX, AXA? .ARRY EUGENE WARD, Elmore Ciry, Engineering, ET, KSME, TKT: MELVIN A. WARD, Tonlcawa, Educarion: IICHARD JOE WARNER, Shawnee, Business: LOYDE 'I. WARREN, Oklahoma Cily, Business, AKXP, B91-I. IOW 3: ROBERT EARL WARRICK, lvianilou, AHS. .YD, Collegiale 4-H, ATIM, UCCE, Wild Life Sociely, Iaraie, Judo and Juiiisu, Social Dance Club: MAX A. VASHBURN, Charfanooga, Engineering: DONALD K. VATKINS, Ringling, Agriculfure, Collegiafe FEA: AALINDA WATSON, Pawhuslca, Home Economics, EA, PWR: WAYNE WATSON, I-lominy, Agricullure, ITSZ, .OW 4: HAROLD LEE WATTS, Tulsa, Engineering, -YN, iT, Blue Key. HKN: JANE ANN WEATHERS, Alva. usiness, YWCA, URC, BTX, HQU, Morlar Board, XQ: OBBY DREW WEAVER, McAlesler, Cadel' Oilicers Ilub, secrelary AIIE, AUM, rreasurer ZX: DAVID 4ORIS WEBER, Elmer, Agriculiure, Rodeo Club, Block nd Bridle: PHILIP GARY WEBER, Cordell, Engineering, rillwaier Divers Club, Rifle Team, Social Dance Club. OW 5: DONALD JAMES WEDMAN, Yulcon, Business. IAXP, Newman Club, Farmhouse: JOSEPH BURCH VEEMS, Nicoma Park, AHS, Easi' Bennefr Council: 'IXIE LEE WELLS, Oklahoma Ciry, Educarion, KA, The' fre Guild: JOHN EARL WERNER, Enid, AHS, ATA. QC: TIM WEST, Edgerfon, Mo., Agriculiure, Block and ridle, Collegiaie FFA. OW 6: PEGGY J. WEVER, Enid, Educalion, ACEl, NEA, AX9: DALE DUANE WHEELER, Ellc Ciiy, Busi- ess, BA'I', Scabbard and Blade, Cadei' Officers Club: OE W. WHITE, Srillwafer, APRS, ACS, URC: RONALD OLAND WHITE, Chalfanooga, Engineering, XE, SCE: WILEY WHITE, Alva, Engineering. Wallcer Wallace, D. Wallace, V. Warcl, D. Ward, H. Ward, J. Ward, L. Ward, M. Warner Warren Warrick Washburn Waflrins Walson, M. Wa+son, W WaHs Weafhers Weaver Weber, D. Weber, P. Wedman Weems Wells Werner Wesf Wever Wheeler While, J. Whife, R. Whiire, W. l D , ,- I age JO! i ' WICRWIFB Wier Wikoff Wilburn Wilcox Wilkins Williams, C. L. Williams C I Williams David Williams, Donnie Williams, G. Williams, J. O. Williams, J. W. Williams, J. D. Williams, K. Williams M Williams M B. Williams, M. J. Williams, R. Willis Wilson, D. Wilson, J. Wilson, R. Wilson T SENIOR CLASS ROW I: MARTHA ANN WICKWIRE, Duncan, I-lome Economics, Flying Aggies, Eoreslry Wives: LINDA R. WIER, Tulsa, AES, IRC, Young Republicans, SUAB: ARTHUR W. WIKOFF, Tulsa, Engi- neering, HTE, IAS, ASME, Engineering Sludenl Council, GLENDA KAY WILBURN, Tulsa, Educalion, Baplisl' Sludenl Union, Aggie Sweellwearli PHILLIP R. WILCOX, Kremlin, Engineering, IAS, AAS, Cadel Officers Club, JOHN MILTON WILKINS, Nasln, Agricullure, Agronomy Club: CAROL LOUISE WILLIAMS, Slill- wafer, Eclucalion, SEA, CHARLES R. WILLIAMS, Tulsa, AHS, LYD, AX. Back 'From California willi everyllrling from crazy lwals lo donkeys l?l, 'llwe fired bul nappy members ol Angel Fliglwl relurn lo class willi never-lo-be-Torgollen memories. ROW 2: DAVID LYNN WILLIAMS, Guymon, AES, AACS, TAT, THE, DONNIE LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, Paolo, Educaliong GLADYS FAE WILLIAMS, Oklahoma Cily, AHS: JAMES OR- VILLE WILLIAMS, Coyle, Agricullure, Cadel Officers Club, AM, Aggie Toaslmaslersg JERALD W. WILLIAMS, Tulsa, Eclucalion, Acacia, O Club, PEMM Club, Varsily Wreslling Team: JERRY DEE WILLIAMS, Elmore Cily, Eclucalion: KATHRYN ANN WIL- LIAMS, Coyle, I-lorne Economics, ON, KAH, Lassos, FA, Orange and Black Ouill, WRAg MARILYN KAY WILLIAMS, Sand Springs, AHS, PEMM Club, Hockey Club. ROW 3: MARVIN BRUCE WILLIAMS, I-Iunler, Agricullureq MARY JANE WILLIAMS, M-:Aleslen I-lorne Economics, ROSE- MARY WILLIAMS, Duncan, l-lome Economics, CTM Club, Gen- eral I-Iome Economics Club, SUAB, Governmenl Week Commilleeg RICHARD PERRY WILLIS, Minco, ASS, Arnold Air Sociely, Ca- del Officers Council, Cadel Olliicers Club: DOUGLAS MELVIN WILSON, Ponca Cily, Eclucaliong JOHN H. WILSON. Oklalwoma Cily, Engineering, ASME, YMCA, Caclel Ofiicers Club, KA: RICHARD KENT WILSON, Wagoner, Engineering, AIEE, Cadel Officers Club, TRAVIS MERTON WILSON, Cuslwing, Engineering, ISA, Slillwaier Divers Club, Tec R. Club parliamenlarian. Page S08 OW I: BEN DAVID WIMS, Allus, Engineering, fblIE, T, AlCl1E, Men's Glee Club: GINGER WINGET, ulsa, AHS, Grand Council, AWS, BAT. Morfar Board, W esley Founclaliong JAMES ORVILLE WISER, Clneco- Bln, Engineering, AIEE, BARBARA ANN WISHARD, Iingwood, Business, RAW: BRUCE J. WISHARD, Hilclw- ,oclc, Engineering, AIEE, EX. .OW 2: WILLIAM TERRY WITTMER, Ponca Cily, ngineering, HTE: JAMES MICHAEL WIXSON, Tulsa, ngineering ,AHM, IIT, O Club, AIIE, Varsily Base- all, Engineering Toaslrnaslers, EN: WILLARD MARK VOLF, Lawlon, Agricullure, Bloclr and Bridle, AZ: EROVER NEAL WOODS, Gage, Business: JIM L. VOODSON, Panama, Engineering, AIIE, AUM. OW 3: DON ELWOOD WOODWORTH, Arnelf, usinessg DONN WOOLDRIDGE, Salanla, Kan., Engi- eering, AIA, Beaux Arls: JOE A. WOOLEY, Sfrong, .rlc., Eclucalion, PEMM Club: HOWARD WORLEY, ryor, Business, SAM, KE, FRANKIE WORSTELL, Col- nsville, Educalion, Sfudenl Senale, K-HI. OW 4: JAMES CLINTON WOULFE, I-Iealdlon, Edu- aliong BETTY ANN WRIGHT, Olclalnoma Cily, Educa- on, SNEA, ACEI, YWCA, AX!! corresponding secre- iryq BRYAN LEE WRIGHT, Oplima, Business, BA'I', IKAg K. sue WRIGHT, Enid, Educaiaon, KAI-1 pfoiecis iairman parliarnenlarian, Freshman Home Economics lub, General Home Economics Club, Home Economics udenl Council, SUAB, SNEA, REW, Young Republi- ins, lniercollegiale Parly, Women's Glee Club: OGER COLEMAN WRIGHT, Coiieyville, Business, :ciely for line Advancemenf of Managemenl, -EX. OW 5: RUTH MARIE WYATT, Slillwaler, Educalion, IEA: BETTY KAYE YAHN, Perry, Educalion, SNEA, lucaiion Sludenl Council, Orange and Black Quill, lung Republicans, SUAB, KA9 lreasurer, K-5-U, Eclu- iion Council lreasurer: ELLEN YATES, Allus, Ecluca- nn, LYD, Orange Quill, Orange and Blaclc Quill, SEAq 2E CHEUNG YIU, Hong Kong, Clnina, Engineering, SCE: GAYLE A. YOAKUM, Ada, A8iS, ITA, Orange d Black Quill, Lassos, LYD, lnlercollegiale Parly, Bff' W 6: JACK WAYNE YOUNG, Binger, Agricullure, clr and Bridle, AFP: HUNGSUK YU, Korea, AES, I-E, ALFRED TED ZAVODNY, Slillwaler, Engineering, KN, MORRIS LEE ZWILLENBERG, Kansas Ciiy, MO., QS, Track Team. Wims Wingel Wiser Wishard, B. A. Wishard, B. J Wifimer Wixson Wolf Woods Woodson Woodworlh Wooldridge Wooley Worley Worslell Woulfe Wrighf, B. A. WrigI1+, B. L. WrigI1I', K. Wrighf, R. Wyalf Yalwn Yales Yiu Yoalrum Young Yu Zavodny Zwillenberg Page 509 1 . 5? ...,,,, r .W M., 319' ,-.,..,w-Q,M,.a,W, pausing before enferrng 5 new pnese of We, eacn Oldenorne Sfafe graduere fondry Wooks beck over rne pear gow' years as a Cdreqe srudenr and fnen eagerly 'OOM forward ro unknown experiences To come in Hwe iumre. IgG 510 OFFICERS, Iop Io boHom: JOHN SAMPLE, Vice-presidenfg KATH- ,g,- fkf ,.I,,w....M LEEN MILLER, Secrefaryg HARRY ' WW' , WOODS, President K.- -W lzfligggximisigzfmiww W. ,A ,. , , ,.,,,. .,,, . , ' .W + , . , , , :ww W 'MQLWMIWWW' JUNIOR CLASS Page S11 ABBEY, ACOSTA, ACTON, ADDLEMAN. GEORGE TONI RANDALL JOHN Williams AFB, Oklahoma Cily Oklahoma Cily Millville, N.J. Ariz., Engr. ABS Business Educalion ALEXANDER, ALLEN, ALLEN, ALLMON, MARY PEGGY THOMAS CLINTON Ada Yale Woodward Wallers Business ABS AES ABS ANDREWS, ARMSTRONG, ARNDT, ASFAHI.. MERVIN BARBARA TOMMY PAUL Slillwaler Ponca Ciiy Tulsa Enicl ASS Educaiion Engineering Engineering A AINSWORTH, AKIN, ALAVI, DAVID PATRICIA REZA Spiro Oklahoma Cily Birdiand, Iran A815 Business ALS AMANN, ANABTAWI, AMARANTO, ANN OSAMA MARGERY Enid Amman. Jordan Harfshorne ABS Engineering Educaiion AYLER, BAEZ, BAGGETT DONALD PEDRO CHARLES Oklahoma Cily Dominican Rep. Hugo Engineering Engineering Business ALEXANDER, CHARLES Wilson Educalion ANDERSON, RUTH Earlsboro A815 BAGWELL, BONNIE Tulsa Home Ec. ALEXANDER, JAMES Broken Arrow Engineering ANDERSON. DENNY I-Ioldenville A815 BAILEY, WANDA Broken Arrow Home Ec. ALEXANDE LINDA Tulsa A815 ANDRESS. ROBERT Ponca Oily Business BAKER, KENN ETH Midwesl' Ci' Business BAKER, PATRICIA Knoblock Cily Educalion BARRETT, BETTY Coalgale Home Ec. BENSON, JULIA Slillwaler Educarion Page 512 BALL, BALLARD, BALLER. WILLIAM REGINALD MICHAEL Challanooga, Duncan Jefferson, Iowa Tenn., Business Business Business BARRON, BASE, BATEMON. DELORES MADELYN ROBERT Seniinel Geary Heavener Educalion Home EC. Business BERKEY, BERNIER, BEVELHYMER, MONTE JOHN ANN Miami Tulsa Wewoka Business Business Home Ec, BAMBERL, BARNES, BARNES, JOHN DAVID KENNETH Miami Garber Ardmore A815 Agriculiure Educalion BATTY, BAXTER, BAXTER, DENE JAMES SUE Oklahoma Cily Kan. Ciiy, Mo. Frederick ABS ABS Eclucalion BITTING, BLACKBURN, BLACKFORD, BILL DAVID SALLY Tulsa Alwood Oklahoma Ciiy Engineering Agricullure Home EC. BARNETT. LOUVETTE Wewoka Educafion BELL. ORAL Woodward Ed ucalion BLAIR, BOB Nowala Engineering BARN ETT, ROGER Frederick Ag riculiure BELTZ, JANICE Cherokee Educaiion BLAKE, ROSE Oklahoma Cily Educarion BARNETT, WALTHE Sand Sprin A815 BENNETT, LELA Oklahoma A815 BLAZER, JUDY Tulsa Educaiion OCK, AN arelford, Tex. iriculfure IOHER, IARON Jldenville :me Ec. ADLEY, JRTIS shing siness BLOMEYER, ROSALIND Ponca Ciry Educalion BORDEN, BETTYE LeElore Educalion BRALEY, MITCH Lawlon Engineering BOCOX, GEORGE Medford A815 BORDEN, WILLIAM Chickasha Business BRAND. RICHARD Oklahoma Cily Engineering BOERSTLER, SHARON Henryella Home EC. BORUM, FRED Muskogee Agriculiure BRANDRUP, BEVERLY Tulsa Educalion BOESCH. CHARLES Blackwell Agricullure BOWLES, JERRY Ava, Mo. Home EC. BRANT, GEORGE Slroud Agricullure BOGGS, BOGLE. IRA CHARLES Norman Oklahoma Cify Agricullure Engineering BOWMAN BOWYER, BYRNE DON Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Business Engineering BRANT, BRAWLEY, JOHN RUSSAL Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Business Engineering JUNIOR CLASS BOLAND, AARON Medford Educalion BOYD, PAT Spiro Educalion BREWER, LELAND Oklahoma ABS Cily BOLIN, JOE Maclill Educalion BOYERS, JON Brarnan A815 BRIGGS, DALE Waynoka Business BOLT, KENNETH Oklahoma Cily Engineering BRADEN, MARY Ponca Cily Educalion BRIGHAM, WILBUR Newkirk Engineering NKLEY, YLE -a ineering DWN, RCUS ison, Tex. icullure I-. lvls ls Valley IS BROGDON, JAMES Hereford, Tex. A815 BROWN, RAY Sligler Engineering BULL, LEONARD Weslfield. Mass. Agricullure BROOKS, PAUL Canlon, Mass. Agriculfure BROWN, RUSSELL Sulphur Educalion BUNCH, DONALD Sfiilwaler Agriculfure BROTHERS, ROY Sand Springs Agricullure BRUCE, SHERI Tulsa A815 BURCHAM, JEFFREY Tulsa ABS BROWERS, JUDY Oklahoma Cify Home Ec, BRYANT, JOHN A. Cushing Agricullure BURCHAM, MARY Barllesville Home Ec. BROWN, ARTHUR Muskogee Engineering BRYANT, JOHN B. Blackwell Agricullure BURDICK, OMER Mooreland Agriculfure BROWN, CHARLES Ponca Ci+y A818 BUCK, DEE Hereford, Tex. ABS BURGE, PATRICIA Tulsa Business BROWN, GORDON Scolls, Ark. Agricullure BUCK. SALLY Kingslon Home EC, BURGER, A. E. Ponca Cily ASS BROWN. HARVEY Taloqa Business BUCKLES, WILLIAM Dacorna Engineering BURGESS, LE ROY Barllesville Engineering BROWN, LOYD Marlow Agricullure BUCKO, JODY Tulsa Educafion BURKE, CAROLYN Hammon Business Page 513 JUNIOR CLASS BURLEY, BURNS, BUSKEL, BUTLER, CABE, CAGLE, CALES, CALMUS, CAMP, LINDA JOHN LAURA BEVERLY MARY JERRY ROBERT MYRLE ROY Slillwaler Oklahoma Cily Canada Oklahoma Cily Weslville Sulphur Burbank Tulsa Waynoka Home EC. Business Home EC. Business Business Engineering Business Educafion A815 CAMPBELL, CARLETON, CARTER, CARTER, CARTER, CARTER, CASTLE, CASTOR, CAVETT, JERRY HOWARD JOYCE NELDA THOMAS VIRGIL CAROLE ADELIA DONALD Cheyenne Slillwaler Omaha, Neb. Cushing Tonkawa Pryor Oklahoma Cily Ponca Ci+y Lawlon Agriculfure Agriculrure ABS Educalion ABS Engineering AES ABS ABS CHADWICK, CHAMPION, CHANDLER, CHAUFTY, CHESBRO, CHILCOAT, CHILDRESS, CHISM, CHISUM JON JERRY JAMES LEON JACK JAMES VANCE JOAN LINDA Tulsa Lawlon Muskogee Blackwell Slillwaler Muskogee Tulsa Okmulgee Allus Business Business A315 Business Educalion ASS Home EC. Home Ec. ABS CAMPBELL. ANN Cleveland AES CAYWOOL JAMES Walonga Engineering CH RISTEN5 DWAYNE Enid Business CHRISTIAN, EUGENIA Muskogee A815 CLOPTON, HERMAN Cushing Engineering COMBS, GLEN Choulea u Ag riculfu re Page 51-I CIPRIANI, ANTHONY Binghamlon N.Y., Engr, CLOUD, JUDY Barllesville A815 COMBS, WILLIAM Elmore Cily Business CISCO, DAVE Tulsa Engineering COBBLE, NELDA Slillwaler Home EC. CONSTAN- TINE, JIM Tulsa Business CISKOWSKI, KAROLYN Medford Ed ucafion COCHRAN, DON Commerce Educafion COOKE, JOHN Shawnee Business CLAFLIN, DALE Wakila AES COCHRAN, JO Pauls Valley Home Ec. COOPER. JERRY Odessa, Tex. Business CLAPP, CONNIE Barllesville Business COHEA, RONALD Tulsa Engineering COOPER, JIMMY Marlow Business CLARKSON, CLEM, CLEMONS, BENNY JERRY BILL Davenporl' Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Home Ec. Home Ec. A815 COLE, COLEMAN, COLEMAN, RONALD CHARLES MARTIN Durham Oklahoma Cily Madill Agricullure Engineering Engineering COOPER, COREY, CORTRIGHT, SHIRLEY BRYON STEPHEN Mulual Oklahoma Cify Ponca Cily Home Ec, AXQS Home Ec. CLINE, CAROLE Oklahoma Educafion COLEY, CAROL Oklahoma Educaiion COTT, DONALD Ponca CSI Engineerin Q54 wr X? ws I ni .p4. at N1 fi Qi '.ll E X., X 3 Y JUNIOR CLAS EASLEY, ECHER, ECHOLS. SARAH CHARLES GAIL Snyder Oklahoma Cily Tulsa ABS Engineering ASS ELAM, ELGIN, ELISON, GARY DOUGLAS PARVIZ Tulsa Chelsea Iran A815 Engineering Engineering EVANS, EVANS, EWING. MELISSA BOB ROBERT Waukegan, III. Picher Tulsa ABS Educalion Engineering S ECKENWILER, EDWARDS, EDWARDS. MICHAEL BARBARA GERALD Tulsa Ponca Cily Tulsa ABS ABS Business ELLIOTT, ELLIS, EMBREY, HUBERT WILLIAM WALLACE Aline Weleelka Lane Agricullure ABS Agricullure FARLEY, FAWCETT, FEIGEL, SANDRA JENNIE JIM Randlell Mcfxlesler Sand Springs Business Home EQ. Business EDWARDS, JANNIS Garber Engineering ENNIS, KATHLEEN Konawa AES FEIST, ROBERT Lockelord, Cal. Home Ec. EDWARDS, EDWARDS. JUDITH VIRGINIA Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Educalion ABS ENT, EPPERLY, PATRICIA BRUCE Oklahoma Cily Camargo Educalion Agricullure FELKINS, FENTON, SHIRLEY MIKE Slillwaler Oklahoma Cily Business Engineering ELAM, CARL Oklahoma C Educalion EVANS, KAREN Oklahoma C Educalion FERGUSOI GEORGE Leonard Engineering I FERGUSON. FERGUSON, LARRY RALPH Tulsa Taloga Educalion ABS FISHER, FISHER, CURTIS JULIA SI'illwa+er Tulsa Engineering Educalion FOSTER, FOWLER. WILLIAM O. LITTLETON Barllesville Texarkana, Ark. Engineering Business Page 516 FERGUSON. FERRELL, RONALD Sapulpa Engineering FISHER, PAT Tulsa Educalion FOWLER, JERRY McCurIain Agricullure DIANE Lubbock, Tex. ABS FLEETWOOD, LARRY Bixby Engineering FOX. ANN Talihina Home EC. FIELDER, FIELDS, GLENN BARBARA Chickasha Miami AES A815 FLEMING FOREMAN, JERRY HUGHLA Sapulpa Duke Business ASS FRANK, FRANK, JOE KENNETH Bokchilo Perry Home Ec. Educalion FILIP, JAMES Johnson Cily, N.Y., Home EC. FORTN EY, FRANK Tulsa Business FRANKLIN, KATH RYN Slillwaier Home EC. FINGERLIN, JOHN Tulsa AHS FOSTER. GEORGE Barllesville Engineering FRANS, PETE Thomas Agricullure FINNEY, CAROL Forl Cobb Business FOSTER, JOHN Tulsa Engineering FREDERICK, GRACE Sapulpa Educalion FISH, WAYNE Helena Agricullur FOSTER, WILLIAIVI Ochelala Engineerir FREDERI JAMES Comanch AES EENY, IDA aa S RNER, HN Iwafer S NTRY. LLIAM ahoma Ciiy J FREY, DENNIS Ciwickasna A86 GARNETT, ROBERT HoIdenviIIe Business GEORGE, CAROLYN Waynoka Home Ec. FRICK, FROGGE, THOMAS JIM YaIe OkIeI'iorna Ci'ry Educaiion A815 GARRETSON, GARRISON, SUSAN RICHARD Farmingron, Oklahoma Cify N.M., A815 A815 GIBSON, GILCHRIEST, WILLIAM RALPH TuIsa Erick Business Business FRY. WILLIAM AmariIIo, Tex. Engineering GASS, JAMES SIiIweII Business GIVENS. DALE Ardmore Educafion JUNIOR CLASS FULTON, GABRIEL, GADD, QUENTIN BARBARA DAVID WiIson Oceanside, CaI. Muskogee ABS Educaiion Business GASTON, GATLIN, GATZ, KAREL RAMON JIMMIE Davidson TuIsa AIva Educafion Engineering Agriculfure GIVENS, GLOVER, GOAD, PHILLIP CAROL CAROLYN OkIaI1orna Ciiy Kingfisher EI Reno Engineering Educarion Educarion GARDNER, TOMMY MarIow A815 GENTRY, COLEEN CIiickasIia A845 GOBLE, MARY CnandIer Home EC. GARMS, TONI Dover Educafion GENTRY. TERRY SuIpI'1ur Business GOOCH. MARILYN Siroud Ed ucafion JD, -YN ioma Ciry afion FIN, NINE QFICIQ LOCK, ILYN gs Irion GORDON, MARY BerI'IesviIIe A815 GRIGSBY, MARTHA Davenporf EduceIion HAGER. CHARLES McAIes'rer Business GRANGER, THOMAS Ado Engineering GRISSO, WAYNE SerninoIe Business HAHN, PAUL DranosIing,Pa. AgricuI'Iure GRANT, GREGORY, GLEN RALPH Hugo Elmwood Engineering Engineering GRISSOM, GRISWOLD, LINDA GORDON Pawhuske Lawron Business Engineering HAIGES, HAINZINGER, ROBERT DOLLIE BarIIesviIIe BariIesviIIe Business AES GREINER, CONNIE SfiIIwa+er Educarion GROTZ, BOBBY YaIe ABS HALL, BARBARA Muskogee EducaIion GREINER, WALTER OkIaI1oma CiI'y Business GRUBBS, ROXIE McAIesIer Home EC. HALL, MARGARET FI. Towson AES GRENLUND, GRIFFIN, GAY DOYCE PopIar Grove, Cushing III., AHS Home EC. GWALTNEY, HACKER, THOMAS MARGARET Poieau TyIer, Tex. A815 Business HALLMARK, HAMBURGER, GLORIA HARLAN OkIaI1oma Ciiy Weafnerford A818 AgricuI+ure GRIFFIN, ERIC Brisfow Engineering HADDAD. MOHSEN Tunisia AgricuIIure HAMIL, CARL Haworfn Ass Page S17 HAMILTON, DAVID Enid Business HARDER, SUZAN N E Ardmore Business HARRIS, JANE Chickasha A815 HAMILTON. JOHN S+illwa+er Business HARLAND, JERRY Texhoma Agriculiure HARRIS, WESLEY Vinila Engineering JUNIOR CLASS SANDRA JOHN Enid Lawlron Business Engineering HARMAN, HARMION. CAROLYN KENNETH Longdale Poleau Agricullure Engineering HARRIS, HARROD, THOMAS KEN SIillwa'I'er Wewoka Engineering Educalion HAMMONS. JACK Shawnee Business HARPER. KENNETH Purcell Agricullure HART. WARREN Enid Business HAND, RODNEY Ames Educalion HARREL, JIMMY Leedey Agricullure HARTMAN, JOE Perry Agricullure HANNAH. DAVID Jelzlerson, Iowa Engineering HARRIS, CALVIN Key Wesl, Ela. Engineering HARVEY, JEANNINE Pampa, Tex. Business HANSON. PAUL Oklahoma Cily Business HARRIS, JERRY Meeker A845 HAYES, PATRICIA Wichila, Kan. Ed ucalion HARAOUGH- TY, JOHN Alva Educalion HARRIS, JERRY Wagoner Agricullure HAYES. PATRICIA S. 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Richmond Hill, Kan., Business Agriculfure N.Y., Business HENDRICK- SON, JIMMY Barllesville Engineering HILL, MILDRED Ponca Cily Educalion HOLLEY, JUDY Duran+ Educalion HERT, MARTHA Slillwaler Educalion HILL, PATTY Poieau Home EC. HOLLIDAY, RONALD Oklahoma Cily Educalion HESTA CHARL Siillwal Enginee HILLIE ROBER Slillwal Agricul HOLM GERAL Gulhrie Enginee DLMBERG, LS :k ricullure IUCK, N 'ning ricullure NT, E ican S HOLT, JAMES Ponca Cify A295 HOWARD, LULA Lawfon Ed ucalion HURLEY, PATRICK Oklahoma Cify Business HOLT, JERRY Oklahoma ASS HOWELL, THOMAS Slillwaler Business HURST, JESSE I-louslon, T AHS Ciiy ex. HOLTON, HOLTZAPPLE, NANCY PAT Poleau Guymon ABS Educalion HUDSON, HUFFMAN, NANCY JULIA Miami Oklahoma Cily Home Ec. AES HURST, HURST, JIMMY PATRICIA Paoli Oklahoma Cily Agricullure Business HONAKER, LUCKY Tulsa Educalion HUGHES, ELAINE Ponca Cily Home EC. HURST, SAM Frederick Engineering JUNIOR CLASS HONEYCUTT, RONALD Lawlon Engineering HUGHES, SARA Midwesl Cily Home Ec. 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'Q Tranquillify descends as nafure bfanlcefs Hwe Oldahoma Sfafe Unlversify campus WHH snow fo fransform If info a wlnfer wonder- land, in which even Hwe smaUes'I' sound or movemenf breaks 'Hue supreme beaufy of Hue sfillness. Page 530 QQ' QE OFFICERS, leff fo righi: MIKE COMES, Vice President LINDA PEARCE, Secrefaryg COY FREE- MAN, President SOPHOMORE CLASS Page S31 SOPHOMORE AAMOTH, BRUCE Fargo, N.D. Business ALESHI RE, ALLEN Oklahoma Cily Home EC. ANDREWS. MARY ANN Oklahoma Cily Home EC. ABELL, EVELYN Kan. Cily, Mo. Educalion ALFORD, JOHN Duncan Business APPLE. SHERRY Comanche Business ADAIR, JAYNE Tulsa Home EC. ALLEN, DARLA Leecley Home EC. ARCHER, KAREN Slillwaler Business CLASS ADAMS. BARBARA Ponca Cily Business ALLISON, CAROL Lawlon Educalion ARGAN- BRIGHT, KAREN Jef, A85 ADAMS, ADCOCK, SUE JANE Chociaw McLean, Va. Educalion ABS ALLISON, ANDERSON, WILLIAM CAROLYN Tulsa Tulsa Engineering Business ARMSTRONG, ARMSTRONG. 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THOMA Tulsa Engineering ALKER, WALKER, WALKER, RENDA DON JAMES klahoma Ciiy Healdfon Ponca Ciiy 815 Engineering Engineering ALLS, WALTERS, WALTERS, ARLENE DONALD SUZAN 'r.Smi1h,Ark. Prague Tulsa 81S Business A815 WARREN, WARRING- WASSON. SUSAN TON, FRANK SARA Vlarlow Des Moines, la. Anadarko Educaiion Business Business WALKER, KAY Woodward A815 WALTON, EARL Tulsa Engineering WATSON, CHARLES Barilesville A815 WALKER, RONALD Okemah Business WARD, JOE Barflesville Engineering WATTS, ADRIAN Gufhrie Engineering FRESHMAN CLASS WALKER, WALKUP, WALL, WALLACE, RON HOMER BERT BARBARA Oklahoma Ciiy Lovingion, N.M. Anadarko Tulsa Business Engineering ABS Home EC. WARD, WARD, WARMINSKI, WARNER. LINDA ROBERT VIVIAN SHARON Elmore Ciiy Wynnewood While Deer, Tex. Gufhrie ASS Agriculiure Home EC. Business WATTS, WEBB, WEBB, WEBB, RONNIE BENTON CAROL CHARLES Slillwarer Chickasha Tulsa Hugo ABS ABS A815 AES WALLING, LESTER Tulsa Engineering WARREN, CAROLE Tulsa ABS WEBB, JACQUELINE Shawnee Business VEHRENBERG, WEIMHOLD, WELCH, WELLS, WELLS, WELSH, WENZEL, WEST, OBERT LAWRENCE JOHN FREDEANA NANCY BETH WALLACE CARROLL liichcock Ka n, Ciry, Mo. Oklahoma Ciiy Checoiah Barilesville Texas Ciiy, Tex. Tulsa Tologa ngineering Engineering Business Educaiion Business A815 Business A815 VEST, WHATLEY, WHEAT, WHISNANT, WHITAKER, WHITE, WHITE, WHITE, ONYA BARBARA CHARLES JOHN CLYDE JAMES JOHN KAREN ulsa Sfillwafer Wich. Falls, Tex. Tuisa Hereford, Tex. Earlsboro Oklahoma Ciiy Oklahoma ,815 A815 Engineering Engineering Business Agriculiure A815 Educaiion CHITE, WHITEHEAD, WHITELEY, WHITFIELD, WIANCKO, WIECHMAN, WIGHTMAN, ILLARD RITA JUDY DAVID BRUCE MERTON JOHN lsa Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Pauls Valley Enid N. Plafie, Neb. Tulsa Bsiness Eclucaiion Business Engineering AES Engineering ABS WEST, JAMES Columbus, Ga. Engineering WHITE. MARTHA Ciiy Sapulpa Business WILBURN, CAROL Siillwaier Engineering WEST, NORVELLA Muldrow Home Ec. WHITE, TONY Lawion Engineering WILEY. BARBARA Aiius ABS Page 583 FRESHMAN CLASS WILKERSON, JUDITH Oklahoma Ciiy A815 WILLIAMS, J. R. Eaglelown Ag riculiu re WILLIS, MARCIA Carnegie Home Ec. WILKERSON, WILKERSON, ROGER SANDRA Oklahoma Cily Tulsa AHS Educalion WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS. JAMES KAREN Tulsa Tulsa Business Educalion WILPS, WILSON, PEGGY BENNY Oklahoma Cily Duncan AES Engineering WILKERSON. WILS Jennings Agricullure WILLIAMS, LARRY Tulsa Business WILSON, MARVIN Ponca Cily Engineering WILKINS, JOHN Tulsa Business WILLIAMS. SALLY Ardmore A815 WILSON, NANCY Purcell Home Ec. WILLIAMS BETTY Tulsa Home Ec. WILLIAMS, SUE Enid A815 WILSON, WILLIAM Duncan Business WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, CHARLES DONNICE Tulsa Perry Engineering Business WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, TERRY THOMAS Guymon Oklahoma Ciiy Business Engineering WINSLOW, WINSTON. DON FRED Enid Oklahoma Cily Home EC. Agricullure WILLIAMS, DOROTHY Tulsa ABS WILLIAMSON DONNA Alberla, Can. A815 WINTERS, CAROL Tulsa Business WINTERS, JAMES Ponca Cily A815 WOODS, JAMES Okmulgee Engineering WYNN. MARILYN El Dorado, Kan. Business Page 584 WIOTRODE, WITT, WITT, WOLFE, WOLFSON, WOOD, WOOD, LINDA CAROL GARY SHARON JAMES JERRY JIM Tulsa Siillwaler Broken Arrow Broken Arrow Ponca Cify Oklahoma Cily Sa pulpa Business Business A815 Home EC. ASS Home EC. A815 WOODS, WOODS, WOODUL, WOODWARD, WOODY, WREDE, WRIGHT, WRIGHT, JOHN MARILYN JERI ROY STEVEN LARRY JOHN RICHARD Poieau Frederick Guihrie Snyder Pond Creek Geary Muskogee Ponca Cily Educalion A815 Business Agriculrure Eclucalion Agricullure Agriculfure Engineering YANCY, YARBOR- YEAGER, YORDI, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, ZARDOR, CRYSTAL OUGH, MIKE NANCY BONNIE KAY NINA WATHENE KAREN Oklahoma Cily Tulsa Tulsa Ardmore Tulsa Oklahoma Cily Dewey Muskogee A815 Engineering Eclucalion Home EC. Home Ec. Home Ec. AXIS Educalion WOOD. SALLY Tulsa Eclucalion WYMAN. JAMES Okmulgee A815 ZULKEY, MICHAEL Tulsa AES .f i ,GB in -ual' N. av' X E EW? Eager to begin und willing to learn, these two frcslmmcn are already practicing the typical colluge stuclvntk rule of grzxlslning every spare moment tn study fur that next class and eventually for that last class of the semester. Page 585 5 H EDE N mME6w B gwmwm mm . Wwwv I Wm g5wS! ek . 4 8: Indices Continually supporting the uni- versity and at the same time rc- Ceiving a large share of its finan- cial Welfare from the OSI' stu- dent body, is the community nt' Stillwater, an important link in a Chain of common unity. Page 588 MANY THANKS . . . lVIany thanks are due many people for their tireless efforts to help produce this year's REDSKIN. VVithout the help of many of these Hbehind the scenesl' people, the production of a college yearbook would be impossible. First, I would like to say thanks to IXIr. and INIrs. Henry Osborn, or lVIr. and INIrs. O, as they are affectionately known to the REDSKIN staff. VVithout their boundless energy and their hard-working, efficient staff, the class section would never have come to be. My thanks for photography also are extended to IX'Ir. 'Paul IVIcCrary of the University Photo service, and his staff, for many fine feature pictures. To hir. R. C. VValker and INIiss Gene INIcRae of Southwestern Engraving company, Tulsa, and lVIr. Bill Bywater of Economy Advertising company, Iowa City, Iowa-thanks from the bottom of my heart. Because of their endless efforts, OSU has a top-ranking yearbook each year. To iVIr. IQ. L. VVoodson, director of student publications, goes my deepest admiration for just putting up with the staff! His silent but constant guidance kept me going in the right direction at a steady pace which was necessary to get my book to the publishers on time. Thanks for lending a helping hand during rush times when we were trying to meet a deadline. Thanks also to IVIrs. Woodsoii, who supplied us with Hgoodiesn during those long night sessions. IXIy appreciation goes to Cora Hardin, secretary to the director of student publications, for taking care of the contracts and money for the REDSKIN and also for helping with typing. To Carol Hartman and Jerry Harrison, associate editors, thanks for giving your time and ideas to help make my book a better yearbook. To whoever becomes the 1963 editor, I hope that you will enjoy working on your REDSKIN as much as I have and that you gain much valuable experience from your year as an editor. To my other staff members-Jodi Turley and Becky Hart, secretariesg Larry Harrison and Bob Steinberg, photographers, Ilfary Cassidy, class editor, Linda Allen, cutlines editorg J. P. Smith, military editor, Gary Parker, distribution manager, and the many girls who worked throughout the year doing endless clerical jobs-I can only say thanks for giving of your time for my book . Special thanks go to Don Hager, assistant editor, and Carole Castle, beauty section editor, for their work on the REDSKIN and also for the good times we ,shared during evening and Saturday working sessions. Thanks, Carole and Don, for putting up with my bad moods and my spastic actions during the past year! Ililany thanks go to people who are indirectly connected with the production of my book. I would like to say thanks to my parents for providing me with the opportunity of coming to college and for encouraging me to make the possibility of being a REDSKIN editor become a reality. My hat is tipped to the OSU faculty, administration, and student body-wonderful people who were always willing to help in any way to provide the necessary pictures and copy for my book. I sincerely hope you enjoy my presentation of student life at Oklahoma State University in the 1962 REDSKIN. I have thoroughly enjoyed my year as REDSKIN editor and to everyone who has helped, I humbly say f'Thanks. LINDA GRISSOIVI 1962 REDSKIN Editor Your Kind of People A big majority of the top Oklahoma Farm Bureau and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual people are Oklahoma State graduates. Welre proud of that. And, we think we know you and your problems well enough to give you expert farm and ranch insurance counseling. Call one of our agents for the details. 4 s s Q - L 4 Demanding a ransom for the return of hostesses of various living PIQ. Box 3332 Capitol Sl-qfion o Qklqhomc City, Okla groups, Lambda Chi kidnappers staged the hostessnap for the 5 3 heneiit of Campus Chest, to which they presented over sixty dollars. 2501 North Smeg Street . Telephone JAckson 5 5441 O CLUB QUEEN 1961-62 COLEEN GENTRY by W ina 3 sos MAIN I Page 589 n l ' 1 ll' X Wm? . STILlPl54TER Men's and Boys' Clothing, C I Furnishings and Shoes 3 :fi fk: ,:eu.sf'S'1 we , Campus - STILLWATER - Downtown Although a Hshaving cream fight may not be your idea of fun for a cold Sunday afternoon, pledges of Chi Omega and Delta Chi forget their inhibitions and the clean-up procedure which follows. MQ l i X ' A l abort -4-'Q Y - - 'l 111 C 1011 , O C I - L ,-5 , g . 'i Lx- if L lf , l'A K!-,315 ,rt ' 5 - 1 A Y '55 X M31 'j ff l A Y 9' : Vin ff? ffl Nfl' l X ff t - va, ' l, 4g 1 il- f ' Xl! 3 -g -A e 'R I Y l -7771.7 l l N X I f Checking Accounts Sovings Accounts Auto Loons 0 0 Instollment Loons Sote Deposit Boxes INTEREST 24 Hour Depository Drive-In Bonking Porking Goroge l30 min, Free Porkingl MHZ? National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City rw. ru-.semi Iu.vp.,s.t Insurance t'um.,n.n 1 , rx A i Y- l I ' . . fyvfg rivbx 1 A i ,T Q 11 : 'i' 'N ff' Page 590 Your Oklahoma S+aI'e Universiry ,SQ ofenf Union DIRECTOR-ABE HESSER Ill' Creared originally as a service Io Ihe sludenls of Oklahoma .LR Srare Universiry, The Sludenl Union has become ouI'sI'anding -Q, ,- as The headquarlers lor many of Ihe universily adulr educa Q 1--'I . , ' I TEL-+'fIf.. 'E 5 E F3 EW l, i ' Iion ro rams. In ex andin ils services lar be ond 'rhose of , .- X I rv Q P Q Y F34 'I' I fy' G12 S The usual union, Jrhe Srare Union was hosr Io some 250 con E G El E E V In Ierences during Ihe pasf year. ' ' S 'f 41 g . , 'I ' ' ' I ,-IE., 4'-' ' 1 - FACILITIES THE COFFEE SHOP A seleclion of choice food iferns lor breaklasl, luncheon, and dinner. THE FRONTIER CAFETERIA A variely of Iasly, inexpensive loods for quick service. Serving breakfast luncheon, and dinner. THE BANOUET SERVICE Special service in our privale dining parlors for lunchoons and banquels lor groups up Io seven hundred persons. THE MEETING ROOMS The Union's Ihirfy rneeling rooms can seal over 3,000 simullaneously and range in size lrom sealing capacily ol under Iwenly lo over 'rwelve hundred. THE SNACK BARS The Slarlighl and Ihe Sunroom Iounlains are open lor in Ioelween meal snacking. THE RECREATIONS Dancing . . . Bowling . . . Billiards . . . Lounging Table Tennis . . . Cards THE SHOPPING AREAS Gill shop . . . Ladies Apparel . . . Men's Apparel Sundry slore . . . Record shop . , . Barber Shop Beauly shop . , . Jewelry slore . . . Book slore . . . and for visitors- The Union Club and Ihe Coffee Shop ...An 8I-room, complelely air-condilioned holel righl on rhe campus . . . Iaslelully. comlorlaloly decoraled . . . And a con- necling coffee shop where exquisilely pre- pared meals are graciously served. I agc S91 OKLAHOMA PAPER CO. Established 1900 Oklahomds Oldest and Most Complete Paper House Distributors of Hy Grade Premium School Supplies 301 E C hf Oklcx. C'ly E 6-0611 l 'E Ci Olouxih. om ' '. I W6 n?:Qi1JtIf:wn - Mayfair 'WW OKEAHOMA-cl Y oKLA. THE DAILY O'COLLEGIAN ONE OF AMERICAS GREAT UNlVERSlTY NEWSPAPERS T 2 AOPAI6' E 1 nnnnmonnnn A. . AMERICAN IRON AND MACHINE WORKS COMPANY 5l8 N. Indiana Oklahoma City l 0 These Friends Of Oklahoma State University Most Happily And Most Sincerely Salute The Continuing Growth Of 0klahoma's Outstanding Land-Grant University RAY C. JONES State Corporation Commissions l CAPITOL STEEL 81 IRON CO. BIG CHIEF l Dependable Service Off' d Pl t 7 1726 S. A .. ., . Oklahoma an Plgrrlt also at QHGWME 4.6381 W' T' Blu- PAYNE' P 5'de ' h 1902 Affon 5+ Ho sf T , 602 N.E. 63rd Box 8837 Oklahoma City Page 592 scovIL 8. SUBLETT INC LEO MSKYWETCSO.. INC. BUILDING SPECIALTIES Wholesale Appliance Distributors 100 N E 26 TA 86365 ZENITH - FEDDERS - NORGE I 0 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 530 S. Bdwy' CE 6,4351 P.O. 716 B oLI h Cay, OII . SEISMOGRAPH SERVICE CORPORATION 6200 E. 41st Street TULSA ' P. o. Bax 1590 Rl verside 3-1381 The High Quality Q V V HUNZICKER BROS. of The Students M OSU ELECTRICAL SUFQSHEESEES 1351-ITING FIXTURES 5OI N. Virginia Y CE 6-373l I Oklahoma City, Olila. ls Certainly A Splendid -i--l-ll Tribute To Mothers And Fathers Who Each Year Send PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Their Sons And Their Daughters COMPANY 4301 N. SANTA FE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma l To Oklahoma State University --l---1---l-- . Congratulations OSU POWEL BRISCOE OIL PRODUCER 1916 F I National B1aq. - 014111. City S CE 6-4531 THE DAILY 0'COLLEGIAN l STEE'-MAN Serving Oklahoma State University l coNg3:g,gEJ1gCErSco' For 67 Years V l V P. O. Box l283 Oklahoma City Pagc 593 in . ,Ill Iii. . ,.. .., ':I: xi' ini . I 'I I III lllo ' iIll ,i7,i. .ix :5aiI.IIIIIIIII ll ' !m1i.' 1,11 Izllfll 'I f Illllllll' III ,. .IIIIIII I,i ii 'il I wht 'I Illl I . Il I . Ii ,- l..,,..Ii-I . .,., . . I ' I I ,Wy 'Il llllliiw liliyhggil I' I , 3-VIII'IiT.5fIllEII'iil' . ip!-,I 3-'IV' lin I . 'i iilli , I I ' III I ' :I I jlll T' ,I Pl, If . WM ,Hwuui ll I III. ' I ,MI I' III I r I f Illr I .il IIII II' II IIII 1.1: vhimfl tv ii ll ll BLUE STAR HOME L DOORWAY TO QUALITY I I I I., I'LI ,IIIIIII BECAUSE lT'S A BLUE STAR HOME Look for the famous Blue Star Home emblem on any home you are interested in buying. The door with the Blue Star emblem is indeed the Doorway to Quality by every worthy standard of comparison. The Blue Star Home features gas appliances, and that fact alone can save you up to 3270.00 every year by using thrifty, unfailing gas. Check GQDIlIlIl?5lEllR2EiIi GAS Cooking I 4 THVH5-Cl-IEAPAER than electric GAB Water Heating ii: 3112 Tlivies CHEAPER than electric GAs7cieme'5'prying 2 7 TIMES CHEAPER than electric GAS House-lleatlng :4 ITIMVES CHEAIFTER than electric GAS Aifcendiiming Sm Tlivies CHEAPER than eieeme Based on operating fuel cost including special rates where applicable. Page 594 with the builder of the Blue Star Home. He is a quality builder using quality materials and knows all the advantages of new, modern gas appliances. He, too, is interested in your owning a home offering maximum comfort and convenience at the most economical monthly operating cost. Yes, the Builders with you in mind always choose thrifty, un- failing gas appliances. OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY As Niiss Uenefxra Stumbziugh presents his Flight wings, Cadet It NValter Shafer smiles with satisfaction, remembering the tlifhvult work und lung hours spent working toward this moment. 1 , P ENJOY THE FINEST SOLD ALWAYS ASK FOR M E A D O W G 0 L D p f Mwd F Q d Wi VU! Ed d A gmt HI-vl1'A-MIN MILK :.wo'2'fN'1a QI 2's:Y -vlTA-M 1.1LE'mi I2 F ICE cREAM -- cl-IEESE 0 Xib pr 'w.-'I 't QS -wif? Y N 535,421- .-'F ii. L' 's L' M':?EE OKLAHOMA CITY TULSA 3I6 N.VVedem 2I5 N. Denver 28 N.W. Third P ll ge 595 DOWNTOWN and STUDENT UNION FASHIONS KEYED FROM CAMPUS TO CAREER If ' ' II Exclusive but not Expensive fill his :lrrivul at Oklzllwmzl State lvniversitv, Capt. Eddie R ick hacker is greeted by various school rltlicials, including D Fr: lt McFz1rluncl, dean of student affairs. Service for YOU . . . and OSU! For thot trip home . . . and buck to school If your club or group hos GOT to go Go lost . . . cmd sole . . . no rrrussl Why shop oround ond borter? lt's smoother ond costs less by for It's much more fun ond costs much less When you simply RIDE THE BUS! If or modern BUS you'll charter! Why Fuss? . . . Ride the BUS! L l R T UNION BUS DEPOT -Ajt A T. ' 325 S. Lewis A Good Name in Transportation U phone FR 2,0418 HOWARD W. ALLEN, Presidenf W. P. HICKS, Vice-Presidenl' Page 596 FOR OKLAHOMA NEW CARS and TRUCKS as well as O.K. Used CARS and TRUCKS Also ' The Best Mechanical Services SEE WARD CHEVROLET 522 2 2 2 2 2 532 f 232 155 5313532525 525 gig T H E E RS' FARM ORGANIZATION eflelirezzziz INSURANCE lyh h -Wmll Au+omobile . . . Life . . . I BLOCK EAST OF BANKS STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA Your Old Reliable CHEVROLET DEALER Hospifalizafion . . . Properly . . . Hail-Crop . . . Liabili +y... For 37 Years GEORGE STONE, Pres. EMIL KASTL, Sec. 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Scrubbers - gas pipeline Stairways - steel Steel tanks - bolted Steei tanks -- welded stage separation units Stale-Pak units steam generators Automatic water disposal systems Vesseis - pressure Automatic water icnockouts Vessels W- special Absorbers Walkways - steel Accumulators Water conditioning systems Adsorbers Wood tanks 519 -At. fi Vf'S oi ,, so Q NATIQNAI. 'gfjhriyijc COMPANY TULSA,0 KLAHOMA Believe it or not, these are outstanding leaders of the OSF campus who are running for the title of campus t'Clod and Clodiaf' a contest sponsored by Campus Chest. A WOMAN'S BEST ACCESSORY IS A WELL DRESSED MAN NATU RALLY . . . F ' 9 Ezmlnze M1125 Squire Shop 32I S. Washington QJAOPIZ if .SQMJO Sure - - -you can still order portraits oi application pictures from your REDSKIN negatives . . . we have negatives for the 1962, 1961, 1960. 1959 and 1958 books 0Il file. From these negatives We can make beautiful oil color portraits suitable for wall hanging in any size. 308 Washington Stillwater Phone FR 2-7220 Page S99 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FASHIONS Wi'l'h You In Mind 240 Knoblock - FR 2-509I tiele l e neerii Exhibiting their usual good form, members of Angel Flight, the air force honorary precision drill team, perform before the AFROTC cadets at their regular drill period. l l 68 Years Service in Stillwater Th AZIZSEV I Ask Aboul Our 6 'E we REVOLVING O TOP VALUE BUDGET STAMPS ACCOUNTS Page 600 Xbbott, Marjorie, 256 Black, Bamha A Xamoth, Bruce, 532, 231, 248 Xbbas, Abdul, 433 Xbbey, George, 215, 217, 512, 445, 248 Xbboud, Larry, 418 Xbdol, Latil, 434 Xbell, Evelyn, 532, 344 Xbernathy, Charles, 556 Xbemethy, Anthony, 445 Able, Billy, 384, 468, 379 Aboussie, Janet, 556, 267 Abraham, Jerry, 556, 232, 248 Abrams, Ls, 556 Kbsher, Terence, 417 Abu, Niaaj Fawzi, 433, 434 Accola, William, 556, 288 Kckenhausen, John, 438 kcosta, Julio, 457, 436, 308 Xcosta, Luis, 374 Xcosta, Toni, 512, 352, 230, 263, 77 Xcree, Stanley, 463, 388, 390 kcton, Randall, 512, 397, 301, 307, 308 Xdair, Dewilda, 532, 247 kdiams, Alberta, 556 Xdams, Barbara, 532, 395, 236 kdams, Don, 468 kdams, Drusilla, 556, 236 ldams, Elton, 468, 367 ldams, James, 468 ldams, Judith, 556, 315 ldams, Kay, 468, 349 ldams, Marvin, 464 ldams, Nina, 457 ldams, Robert, 444, 235, 295 ldams, Sue, 532, 280 tdams, William, 468, 357 ldamson, Dorothy, 556, 315 tdcock, Bobby, 209, 215, 168, 170 tdcock, Jane, 532, 327 tddington, Anna, 532, 263 tddleman, John, 512, 419, 283, 181 tdkins, Judith, 556, 327 tdkison, Patricia, 556, 327 tgee, William, 468, 291 tggers, John, 556, 308 4 e, Charles, 353, 362 madi, Akbar, 368, 437 med, Niloufer, 457, 434, 436, 321 rend, Donna, 556, 315 tinsworth, David, 512, 260 iirington, Franklin, 468, 390, 271, 175, 176 .kin, Patricia, 512, 352, 395, 428, 296 dim, Paul, 468, 358, 361, 303 ins, Ethel, 468, 415, 315 lagood, Mary, 556, 327 lavi, Reza, 512. 369, 303 thin, Betty, 219, 532, 236, 82 lbin, Charles, 556 lbin, Sally, 219, 532, 247 lcock, James, 532, 235 lder, Howard, 556, 275 ldwofblh lames, 468 leshire, Allen, 532, 303 lexander, Charles, 205, 512 lexander, Donald, 556, 303 lexander, Emmit, 556, 303 lexander, James, 512, 284 lexander, Kenneth, 556, 244 lexander, Linda, 512, 352, 296 lexander, Mary, 512, 395, 431, 296 lftayadh, Hamdi, 468, 382, 433, 335 lford, John, 532, 268 lf0fd, Mary, 446, 445, 315 li, Mir Mohammed, 434 list, John, 53 lldre ge, Barbara, 556, 315 llen, Burrell, 556 llen, Charles, 556, 407, 335 llen, Darla, 532, 323 Student Individual Index Amaranto, Margery, 512, 315 Ambum, Annette, 340 Amend, Robert, 465, 391, 291 Amiri, Hossein, 437 Amsler, Gordon, 468, 359, 283 Anabtawi, Osama, 512, 335 Bailey, Wanda, 512, 321 Baird, Lestie, 217 Bajaj, Dev, 375, 434 Baker, Alvin, 469, 364, 418, 84 Baker, Andy, 532, 389, 303 Baker Benny, 464, 391, 252 Anderson, Anthony, 556, 423, 308 Anderson, Billy, 556 Anderson, Carolyn, 532, 267 Anderson, Daniel, 556, 303 Anderson, Donald, 556, 276 Anderson, Joan, 532, 232, 280 Anderson, Kaye, 532, 414 Anderson, Kris, 468, 369, 260 Anderson, Lynn, 532, 284 Anderson, Melrita, 556, 404, 340 Anderson, Merlin, 468, 358, 368 Anderson, Nioholas, 532 Anderson, Patricia, 556, 344 Anderson, Phoebe, 468, 296 Anderson. Ruth, 512, 344 Anderson, Sara, 556, 395, 315 Anderson, Sewell, 469 Anderson, Sherilea, 556, 59 Anderson, Sid, 397, 80 Anderson, Terri, 556, 247 Anderson, William, 512, 291 Aridigess, Robert, 214, 222, 512, 397, Andrew, Bruce, 185 Andrew, Sandra, 469, 280 An d rews , Gary, 416 Andrews, Marvin, 512, 407, 420 Andrews, Mary, 532, 259 Angell, Judy, 325 Anglin, Joyce, 352, 415, 264 Anthony, Don, 469, 260 Baker, Buddy, 469 Baker, Carole, 404 Baker, Carolyn Ann, 532, 327 Baker, Carolyn Sue, 557, 340 Baker, Charles A., 396 Baker, Charles B., 405 Baker, Charles D., Baker, Cynthia, 410 Baker, Dellalene, 463, 390 Baker, Jack, 213, 222, 469 Baker, James, 367, 291 Baker, JeH, 557 Baker Judy 469, 315 Baker: Julial 557, 316, 400, Baker, Kenneth, 512, 271 Baker, Linda, 557, 264 Baker, Nancy, 300, 344 Baker, Patricia, 512 Baker, Richard, 375 Baker Rodney, 557, 251 Baker: Ruth, 532, 352,441 Baker, Sally, 532, 438, 264 Baker, Thomas, 557, 335 333 , 446, 464 ,83 Baker, Walter, 557 Baker, VVilma, 557, 315 Balanamamurthi, Kov, 357, 434 Baldwin, Anita, 469, 415, 42, 340 Baldwin, Larry, 557, 327 Baldwin, Patricia, 444 Balenger, James, 469 Balizer, Kenneth, 532, 308 Bays, Harry, 557, 303 Bazart, Ella, 557, 325 Beach, James, 532, 374, 256 Beach, Nancy, 470, 354, 315 Beall, Betty, 414, 428 Beall, James, 470, 428 Beall, Virginia, 428 Beals, Terry, 464, 388, 391 Beams, Richard, 384, 386 Beard, Mary, 557, 315 Beard, Rena, 532, 340 Beasley, Carol, 219, 470, 405, 280 Beasley, Connie, 280 Beasley, Stewart, 557, 428, 335 Beauchamp, Gayla, 532 Beauchamp, James, 532, 284 Beauford, Martin, 216 Beaver, Robert, 214, 470, 284 Beaver, Wesley, 532 Bechtel, Terry, 532, 232, 284 Beckett, Gordon, 457 Beckham, Walter, 557, 308 Beckman, Bruce, 420 Bedford, Janet, 532, 315 Bednar, Jfames, 307 Bedwell, Sherry, 532, 340 Bee, David, 457, 354 Beebe, I. Dean, 364, 368 Beebe, John, 353 Beeby, Jerry, 532, 276 Beecham, Roger, 533, 268 Been, Rolland, 557, 303 Beery, James, 533, 398 Belew, Jimmy, 557 Bell, Armenitta, 557 Bell, Brooks, 354 Bell, Dale, 470 Bishop, Loyd, 423 Biswell, Dale, 470 Bitting, Bill, 512 Bitting, Jerome, 533, 283 Bivin, Steve, 387 Amos, 557 llen, Fem, 468, 430, 300, 321 llen, Flo, 556, 315 llen, Gary, 556, 308 llen, George, 556, 335 llen, Jack, 463, 390 llen, Janet, 556, 325 llen, Jere, 556, 291 llen, John, 468 llen, Judith, 556, 267 llen, Linda, 116 len, Peggy, 512, 325 len, Richard, 464, 391 len, Thomas, 213, 222, 512, 412 len, William, 214, 22, 468, 288 le Patience, 556, 333 Y, lison, Carol, 532, 340 lison, Darrell, 465, 391 lison, David, 457 Antle, Linda, 556, 323 Apple, Dorothy, 469, 340 Apple, Sherry, 532, 352, 300, 333 Arbabian, Morteza, 457, 303 Archer, Ellis, 532 Archer, Terry, 303 Archerd, Paul, 556, 308 Arganbright, Karen, 532, 412, 315 Argo, Michael, 556 Armould, Ted, 469 Armstrong, Andra, 340 Armstrong, Barbara, 512, 263 Armstrong, Timothy, 532. 231, 291 Armstrong, Gene, 350, 353, 363, 365, 410, 447 Armstrong, Robert M., 224 Armstrong, Robert N,, 556, 303 Amdt, Tommy, 512, 283 Amold, Eugene, 469, 365, 372 Arnold, Merle, 556, 308 Arnold, Wendell, 383 Amold, Willie, 556 Arosemena, Roberto, 469 Arrington, James, 462 Arrington, Richard, 215 Arvidson, Paul, 231 Asfahl, Paul, 512,284 Ash, Russell, 556, 303 Asher, Gilbert, 556, 365, 308 Ashley, Willard, 217, 532, 427, 233 Ashmore, Anthony, 469, 418 Ashmore, Beverly, 556, 323 Ashmore, Carol, 25 Ashmore, Carol May, 532 Ashmore, Christie, 556 Askari, Parviz, 361, 437 Asp, Beverly, 556, 236 Astle, Martha, 532, 236 Aston, Gary, 417 Atagok, Tomurcuk, 93, 469, 315 Athar, Murtuzam, 434 Atchinson, Linda, 556 Atchinson, Terri, 556, 327 Atkins, Herbert, 469, 418 Atkins, Rodger, 556, 389, 335 Atnalu, Samuel, 389 Audleman, Donald, 556, 232, 251 Aupperle, Leon, 469, 374, 379 Aupperle, Sue, 469, 403, 406 Aust, John, 469, 363, 365, 443, 308 Austin, George, 335 Austin, Jack, 469 Avery, James, 532, 308 Avmakim, George, 359 Ayler, Donald, 512, 335 Ayres, Don, 364 Ayres, Gloria, 532, 340 Aziz, Kaizer, 436 B Baade, Eugene, 556 Baal, Joseph, 416 Babb, James, 469, 292 Bachman, Dee, 556, 421, 247 Balkmon, Mackey, 532, 335 Ball, Linda, 557, 313 Ball, Willitam, 512 Ballard, Larry, 532 Ballard, Reginald, 512 Ballard, Robert, 532, 308 Baller, Michael, 512, 268 Ballew, Clarene, 469, 327 Ballinger, Ellen, 532, 401, 430, 267 Ballinger, Gail, 557, 442, 340 Balsano, Charline, 557, 395, 315 Bamberger, Paul, 406, 410 Bamberl, John, 512, 235 Barbaree, Linda, 469 Barbee, Glenn, 224, 557, 335 Barber, Charles, 358 Barclay, Billy, 532 Barclay, Boyd, 469, 272 Barger, Wanda, 557, 313 Barham, Mary K., 321 Barham, Mary L., Barker, Albert, 557, 240 Barker, Cynthia, 557, 267 Barker, Barker James, 418 Lloyd 391 Barker' wiindm, 217, 532, , Barker, Wilma, 557, 340 Barkley, Kenneth, 557 Barlow, Nancy, 469, 264 Barnard, Bob, 557, 291 Bamard, Lewis, 469, 365, Bamer, Linda, 557, 333 Bames, Carl, 375 Bames, David, 512 Bames, Delbert, 557, 260 Bames, George, 308 Barnes, Karen, 557, 421 Barnes, Barnes, 4 308 31,2 Karen M., 557, 421, 252, Kenneth, 512, 303 Bames, Nancy, 532, 428, 235 Bames, Roberta, 221, 532, 340 Bamett, James, 557, 303 Bamett, Mary, 512, 340 Barnett, Roger, 512, 374, 303 Bamett, Walther, 512 rt, Gene, 244 60 296 lison, Elaine, 468, 349, 412, 77 lison, Jimmy, 468, 25 lison, Lemuel, 457 lison, Robert, 465, 235 lison, Ronald, 556, 235 lison, William, 532 lmon, Clinton, 512, 423, 252 mulla, Khalid, 468, 59, 433, 434 rabiai, Ghazi, 468 souli, Sulaiman, 433, 434 uaidy, Mohammed, 468, 372, 373, 5, 433, 434, 303 ann, Anna, 512, 296 Back, Richard, 556, 283 Baez, Pedro, 512 Baggett, Charles, 512, 335 Bagheri, Mohammad, 469, 301, 308 Bagwell, Bonnie, 512. 259 Bailey, Billy, 556, 385 Bailey, Carol, 556, 340 Bailey, Dan, 532, 303 Bailey, Donald, 381 Bailey George, 532 Bailey, James, 557, 232, 268 Bailey, Joe, 218 Bailey Richard, 465, 391 Baron, Nancy, 352 Barr, Larry, 532, 303 Barr, Michael, 532, 405, 418, 334, 335 Barrett, Betty, 512, 340 Barrett, Billy, 222, 557, 291 Barrett, Jimmy, 469, 268 Barrett, Ken, 358 Barrier, Leah, 352, 415, 315 Barron, Delores, 512, 315 Bartel, Harvey, 557, 303 Bartlett, Katherine, 557, 333 Bartlett, Lucy, 532, 263 Bartling, Russell, 557, 389 Bartocci, John, 469 Barton, Terence, 557, 268 Base, Madelyn, 512, 401, 327 Bash, Dorothy, 557, 267 Bashqawi, Zuhair, 433, 434 Basler, Willie, 470, 397 Bass, Sharon, 557, 395, 441, 327 Bassett, Karen, 532, 376, 315 Bateman, Bob, 512 Bates, Barbara, 557, 333 Batty, Lora, 512, 420, 315 Baueachkji, Muneer, 433 Baumann, Karen, 191, 219, 470, 403, 408, 410, 247, 84 Baumwart, Kathryn, 470 Baustian, Kenzy, 216 Baxter, James, 512 Baxter, Patricia, 431 Baxter, Sue, 512, 414, 264 Bell, Joyce, 557, 236, 310 Bell, Oral, 213, 214, 222, 512 Bellamy, Sheila, 533, 230, 259 Bellarin, Barbara, 436 Bellatti, Edward, 288 Bellinghausen, Robert, 457 Bellmo n, Anita, 533, 236 Bellorin, Julian, 436 Belmont, Jaime, 470 Belt, Janice, 512, 352, 426, Bemis, Benes, Howard, 557, 288 Edward, 437 Bengtson, L. H., 417 Benham, Linda, 533, 315 Bennett, Allison, 457, 430 Bennett, Bennett, Ann, 470, 431, 323 Dorland, 465, 391 Bennett, Henry, 431 Bennett, Lela, 512, 533, 280 Bennett, Lyla, H Bennett, Paulette, 533, 340 Bennett, R. Cullen, 367 Bennett, Richard, 533, 357 Benshoo f, Oran, 557, Nl Benson, James, 533 Benson, Julia, 512, 415, 446 Benson, Nancy, 533, 325 Benson, Robert, 533, 260 Benson, Roger, 223 Benson, William, 557, 283 Bentley, Jtames, 405, 406 Benton, A. Raymond, 533, 40 Berg, David, 557, 303 Berg, Jim, 470, 240 Berg, Karen, 533, 414, 441, Berger, Carol, 96, 97 263 5, 292 236 Bergin, John, 533 Bergschneider, Vince, 557, 340 Berkey, John, 533, 291 Berkey, Monte, 512, 308 Berlin, Leo, 557 Bemier, Johnnie, 512, 283 Berousek, James, 444 Berry, Camelia, 557, 280 Berry, David, 557, 410, 335 Berry, Dewey, 557, 410 Berry, Tom, 557 Berry, William, 220 Berryman, Loretta, 557, 340 Bertch, Judith, 470, 413, 414, 236 Bertrand, Barney, 465, 391, 235 Besherse, Haskell, 386 Best, Saundra, 557, 333 Bethel, John, 557, 421, 423, 308 Bevelhymer, Velma, 512, 401, 431, 264 Beverage, Cherry, 557, 406, 442, 340 Beverage, Wayne, 533, 303 Bey, Victor, 533, 308 Bhatla, Manmoman, 457, 434 Bickel, Tony, 367 Biddy, Rita, 533, 427, 428, 436, 296 Biehler, Kenneth, 360 Bierly, James, 218 Biggs, Danny, 220 Biggs, Ronald, 470, 419, 284 Bilbo, John, 557, 287 Biles, Jimmy, 375 Bilger, Garry, 533 Bilger, Larry, 371 Billingsley, Donald, 367, 334 Bilyeu, Becky, 533, 315 Bilyeu, Donna, 533, 410 Bilyeu, Sandra, 533, 264 Bingman, Mwdena, 557, 419, 327 Birchard, Ralph, 424 Birmingham, Mark, 275 Bishop, Darrel, 223, 533, 252 Bishop, Janna, 533, 315 Black, Carl, 382 Black, Eddie, 371, 372, 385 Black, Sheridan, 557, 323 Black, Stephen, 420 Blackard, Robbie, 533, 324, 325 Blackburn, David, 512 Blackerby, Donald, 457 Blacketer, Jim, 558, 268 Blackford, Sally, 512, 269 Blackledge, Sarah, 470, 280 Blackledge, Larry, 369 Blackmon, Jerry, 214, Z, 470, 335 Blackstock, Rebecca, 558, 280 Blackstock, Ruth, 558, 267 Blackwell, Barbara, 558, M4 Blackwell, Nita, 533, 395, 264 Blackwood, Robert, 24, 558 Blagg, Fredda, 533, 259 Blaine, Sue, 533, 428, 236 Blair, Bobby, 512 Blair, Bonnie, 533, 340 Blair, Roy, 386 Blair, Thomas, 205, 213, 470 Blair, William, 533, 308 Blake, Gayle, 533, 263 Blake, Rose, 512, 414, 267 Blakley, Donald, 470, 427, 233, 175, 188 Blakley, Leo, 371 Blankenship, Dumont, 533, 335 Blankenship, ohn, 457 Blankinship, Joan, 268 Blazer, Jan, 558, 327 Blazer, Judith, 512, 259 Bleakney, Phyllis, 533, 247 Blevins, Lloyd, 213, E Block, Ivan, 214, 513, 379, 418, 240 Blg4m1eyer, Rosalind, 513, 414, 441, Blomstrom, Thomas, 558, 308 Bloodworth, Barbara, 533, 252 Bloom, Ronald, 470 Bloss, Jack, 558 Blount, Harry, 366 Bloxsom, Nanette, 558, 333 Blubaugh, Delores, 470, 414, 428, 236 Blubaugh, Mary, 558, 376, 445, 313 Blue, Alexander, 533 Blurmllof, Carolyn, 533, 395, 428, 259 Bly, Sylvia, 424 Boatright, Linda, 558, 315 Boatsman, Richard, 464, 388 Bocox. George, 513 Bodenheimer, Clyde, 205, 214, 418 Boedeker, John, 437 Boerstler, Barbara, 533, 42.8, 259 Boerstler, Sharon, 513, 340 Boesch, Charles, 513, 405 Boggafd, John, 205, 214, 222, 470, 372, Bogges, Larry, 470, 379 Boggs, Ira, 513, 371 Boggs, Richard, 20, 533, 420, 437 Bogle, Charles, 215, 513, 335 Bogie, Susan, 558, 333 B0 annon, Alfred, 470, 276 Bohannon, Martha, 533, 352, 413, 446, 264 Bohanon, James, 291 Bohl, Mickey, 470, 252 Bdln, Bill, 558, 308 Boland, Aaron, 513, B5 Boland, Barbara, 471, 394, 313 Bolar, Mary, 471, 446, 300, 315 Bolding, Frank, 558 Boles, Ronald, 558, 308 Bolin, Elmer, 513 Bollinger, Janice, 471, 401, 430, 236 Bolt, Kenneth, 513, 418, 244 Bolton, George, 359 Bolton, Joel, 558, 308 Bond, Barbara, 239 Bond, George, 533, 292 Bond, Gregg. 21, 457, 418, 27, 123 Bond Jtack, 185 Bondurant, Helen, 533, 52, 414, 428, 236 Bonebrake, Nancy, 315 Bonnell, William, 457, 357 Booher, Curtis, 558, 235 Booher, Sharon, 513, 315 Booker, Leslie, 218 Bookout, Charles, 24, 558, 410, 308 Boomer, Lynn, 471, 371, 373 Boomer, Margaret, 533, 238 Boirgne, Art, 215, 471, 405, 440, 447, 5 Boone, Carole, 558, 259 Boone, David, 558, 335 Booth, Ronald, 471 Booth, Wayne, 471 Boothe, Arlis, 462, 390 Boothe, Morris, 558, 303 Booton, Paul, 558, 303 Borde, Damodhar, 434 Borden, Bettye, 513, 321 Borden, William, 513, 252 Borgelt, Larry, 399, 416 Bortzlield, Elizabeth, 558, 323 Page 601 rederlck 560 335 Borum, Fred, 513, 240 Bomm, Sammie, 471 Bost, Jams, 533, 284 Bott, Charles, 558, 268 Bottomfield, Mary, 558, 296 Bottoms, Anita, 471, 407, 259, 119 Bottoms, Ladonrla, 558, 259, 120 Bottrell, Dale, 381 Bounds, Patricia, 533, 267 Bourk, Robert, 558, 418, 428, 235 Bowen, Thomas, 533, 335 Bower, Thelus, 558, 323 Bowerman, Sandra, 558, 239 Bowers, Richard, 471, 284 Bowles, Jerry, 513, 394, 260 Bowles, Susan, 471, 349, 426, 440, 445, 300, 327, 70,, 72, 73 Bowles, Zane, 463, 388, 390 Bowman, Byme, 513, 260 Bowman, Ratricia, 471, M4 Bowman, Rochelle, 471, 315 Bowser, Elmeretta, 558, 333 Bowyer, Don, 513, 365, 243 Bowyer, James, 533, 380, 240 Box, Judy, 533, 406, 247 Brittain, Daniel, 558 Britton, Jim, 472 Brix, Joan, 352, 423 Broaddus, Joe, 534 Broam, Betty, 472, 415, 340 Brock, Judy, 558, 263 Brocksmith, Edward, 447 Broderick, Robert, 416 Brogdon, James, 513, 270 Brookover, Curtis, 558 Brooks, Gary, 365 Brooks, Harry, 558, 308 Brooks, Michael, 558, 405, 335 Brooks, Paul, 513, 243 Brorsen, Betty, 558, 325 Brorsen, Karen, 558 Brothers, Roy, 513, 379 Boyce, Marietta, 533, 315 Boyce Willa, 533, 315 Boyd, Alva, 535 Boyd, Barbara, 558, 431, 32,5 Boyd, Billy, 558, 308 Boyd, Charles, 335 Boyd, Douglas, 533 Boyd, James, 379 Boyd, Joel, 23 Boyd, Pat, 471, 513, 315, 321 Boydstun, Harry, 448 Boydstun, Lindla, 471, 443, 325 Boyer, James, 533, 275 Boyers, Jon, 513, 231, 308 Boyett, Donald, 471, 374, 303 Bozarth, Howard, 471, 368, 284 Bracken, Randy, 272 Bradsha Braden, Mary, 219, 513, 414, 441, 263 Bradford, Carl, 387 Bradley, Betty, 471 Bradley, Curtis, 513 Bradley John D., 291 Bradley: John R., 471, 397 Bradley, Marilyn K., 558, 323, 327 Bradley, Michael, 471, 369, 442, 447 Bradley Sand ra, 464, 391 Bradleyi William, 558, 287 w, Mary, 439 Chism Bradshaw, Ronald, 558, 260 Bradshaw, Wayne, 181 Brady, David, 471, 365 Braley, Mitchell, 513 Braley, Patricia, 533, 23 Brame, Tedisue, 533, 340 Bramlett, Martha, 471, 352, 398, 399, 400, 280 Brammer, John, 558, 303 Brand, Janice, 533, 286 Brand, Richard, 513, 251 Brand, William, 558 Brandon, John, 533, 376 Brandnrp, Beverly, 513, 443, 315 Brandt, James, 464, 391 Branen, Leonard, 370 Branham, Joe, 20, 533, 355 Brannon, Dale, 558 Brgilblsky, Doralia, 471, 395, 397, 415, Branstetter, Judy, 533, 442, 327 Branstetter, Margaret, 534, 315 Brower, Janis, 558, 340 Brower, Mary, 558, 280 Brower, Ronald, 534, 252 Browers, Judy, 513, 340 Brown, Artlhur, 513, 365, 367, 303 Brown, Beverly, 558, 267 Brow Brow rl, Charles A., 513 n, Charles S., 216, 23, 472 Brown, Christian, 558, 327 Brown, Cleo, 534, 327 Brown, Donald, 421 Brown, Donald L., 558, 303 Brown, Donald P., 59, 421, 276 Brown, Donald W., 421 Brown, Florence, 300 Brown, Garth, 559 Brown, Gary E., 471, 375 Brown, Gary L., 559, 308 Brown, Gerald, 287 Brown, Gordon, 513, 379, 303 Brown, Harry, 559, 248 B row B row Brown, Harvey, 216, 513 n, Jack, 559, 270 n, Jlames, 370 Brown, Jerry, 213, Z, 394 Brown, Jimmy, 534, 259, 270 Brown, Kristi, 559, 333 Brown, Le Ann, 534, 264 Brown, Loyd, 513, 374, 303 Brown, Luellis, 557, 315 Brown, Marcus, 513, 303 Brown, Mary, 534 Brown, Merrill, 559 Brown, Patricia, 559, 315 Brown, Paul, 559, 232, 268, 124 Brown, Peggy, 472, 321 Brown, Poe, 534, 287 Brown, Ralph, 559 Brown, Ray, 513, 303 Brown, Russell, 513 Brown, Sarah, 559, 315 Brown, Sharon, 472 Brown, Stanley, 559, 303 Brown, Sue, 559, 444, 315 Brown, Susan, 404 Brown, Suzanne, 559, 263 Brown, Talmage, 465, 391, 256 Brown, William, 472 Browne, Cletus, 205, 212, 221, E, 472, 303 Browne, Rex, 559, 428, 287 Browning, David, 472 Browning, James, 559, 244 Bruce, Richard, 534, 303 Bruce, Sheridan, 513, 327 Brumfleld, R. D., 370 Bruner, Anne, 555, 76 Branstetter, Mary, 471, 315 Brant, Frank, 218 Brant, George, 513, 354, 373, 377, 382 Briant, George R., 418 Brant, John, 513 Brant, Zagonyi, 558, 315 Brase, Margaret, 534, 327 Brase, Robert, 471, 369, 283 Brasfleld, Kenneth, 471, 291, 185 Brashear, Hugh, 471, 363 Brashear, Roy T., 268 Brashears, Roy, 558 Brasuell, Wallace, 365 Bratton, Joettla, 323 Braun, Dorothy, 534, 333 Brawley, Russal, 513 Breckenridge, Jane, 558, 400, 264 Breed, Kirk, 471, 244 Brent, Chloe, 558, 441, 264 Bretz, Betty, 558 Bretz, Judy, 534, 340 Bretz, Kris, 558, 267 Brewer, James, 534 Brewer, Leland, 224, 513, 244 Brewer, Ronald, 385 Brewer, Terry, 558 Brewington, Billy, 534, 248 Brewington, Donald, 168, 170 Brewster, Julie, 471, 315 Bridenthal, William, 534 Bridge, Linda, 414 Bridges, Clara, 534, 313 Brunken, Alan, 472, 369, 72, 73 Bruton, Will, 472, 235 Bryan, Connie, 352 Bryan, David, 457, 381 Bryan, Larry, 472, 559, 303 Bryan, Pat, 472 Bryan, Richard, 472, 381 Bryan, Bryan, Robert, 534, 374, 303 Vaughn, 559, 402, 275 Bryant, Frlank, 472, 235 Bryant, Buy, 534, 244 Bryant, Bryant, John B., 292 Bryant, John H., 405 Bryant, Norman, 438 John A., 513, 439, 231, 284 Bryant, Pthyllis, 472, 408, 413, 415, 42, 315, 82 Bryant, Thomas, 559, 303 Bryant, Treva, 559, 323 Bryant, William, 472 Bryson, J. C., 463, 388, 390 Buchanan, Ann, 534, 296 Buchanan, Mary, 534 Buchanan, Robert B., 534 Buchanan, Robert O., 248 Buchwald, Larry, 534, 335 Buck, DeLourdes, 513, 239 Buck, Denver, 534, 335 Buck, James, 559 Buck, Kenneth, 559 Buck Richard, 168 Bucki Sally, 513, 400, 264, 82 Buckles, William, 513, 303 Bridgwater, Donald, 457 Brien, Carol, 534, 380, 263 Briggs, Dale, 513, 291, 185 Briggs, Donnie, 534, 308 Brig , Raymond, 558, 287 Briglglsam, James, 221 Brigham, Wilbur, 513, 367 Brining, Joseph, 534, 405 Brink, Charles, 471, 359, 368 Brinker, Charles, 415, 422, 445 Brinker, Robert, 445 Brinkley, Doyle, 513, 369 Briscoe, Jack, 181 Briscoe, Linda, 558, 315 Page 602 Buckner, M. Durwood. 356 Bucknum, Sharon, 559 Bucko, Joann, 219, 513, 263 Buford, Billy, 534 Bugher, Michiel, 559, 389, 240 Buikstra, Cyrus, 472, 268 Bull, Jarvis, 513, 405 Bull, Leonard, 513, 303 Bull, William, 457 Bullard, James, 559, 415, 335 Bullen, Bonnie, 472, 267 Bullock, Jeffrey, 559, 243 Bumgardner, Charles, 534, 283 Bumpas, Suelyn, 559, 315 Bumpass, Donald, 559, 288 Bumpus, Lois, 472, 404, 315 Bunch, Benny, 472, 288 Bunch, Donald, 513 Bunch, Eddie, 175, 176 Bunch, Glen, 539, 410, 447, 335 Bunnag, Pittlha, 375 Bunte, Sharon, 559, 428, 431, 445, 296 Burch, Joe, 472, 371, 240 Burch, Louis, 463, 390 Burch, Max, 417 Burcham, Jeffrey, 513, 405 Burcham, Mary C., 559, 513 Burcham, Mary F., 406, 296 Burchflel, William, 559, 389, 308 Burchinal, Richard, 464, 391 Burckhlalter, James, 224, 534, 428, 303 Burdette, Roberta, 534, 389, 327 Burdick, Dorothy, 559, 415, 247 Burdick, Omer, 513, 380 Burford, Charles, 366 Burge, Patricia, 513, 426, 255 Burger, A. E., Jr., 513 Burgess, Florence, 559, 389, 323 Burgess, Leroy, 216, 223, 513, 534, 303 Burgess, Loy, 333 Burgess, Marcella, 559, 315 Burgess, William, 472, 288, 185 Burkart, Joseph, 213, 222 Burke, Carolyn, 513, 340 Burke, Gwendolyn, 559, 239 Burke, Larry, 534, 244 Burkes, James, 218, 534, 303 Burkes, Laveta, 534, 376, 400, 315 Burkhart, Emest, 534 Burleson, Charlotte, 472, 424 Burley, Linda, 514, 352, 399, 400, 428, 255 Burlingame, Harold, 473, 399, 276 Burmester, Elizabeth, 559, 402, 315 Burnett, Johnny, 534 Burnett, Mona, 473, 418, 321 Burnett, Susan, 534, 340 Burns, Darwin, 473, 379 Burns, Jonlhn, 214, 514, 287 Burns, ary, 473, 349, 236, 72, 73 Burnside, Jay, 430, 260 Burr, William, 559 Burris, Frona, 534, 442, 315 Burris, Gladeen, 534, 352, 280, 84 Burrow, Linda, 431, 445 Burson, Byron, 371 Burson, Linda, 83 Burt, Diane, 559, 263 Bury, David, 534, 284 Busbee, Loren. 559, 421, 256 Busch, Leon, 559 Buser, Janet, 559, 443, 327 Bush, Richard, 473, 301, 307, 308 Buskel, Laura, 514, 315 Buss, Earl, 534, 375 Buss, Merle, 559, 374 Buss, Phyllis, 424, 413, 446 Bussett, Sandra, 42 Buswell, James, 217, 534, 279 Buswell, Joseph, 473 Butcher, Donna, 559, 315 Butler, Anita, 534, 333 Butler, Beverley, 514, 252 Butler, Donald, 559, 308 eri 559 313 Butler, J , , Butler, Lavon, 473, 400, 72, 73 Butler, Merrell, 473, 417 Butler, Tommy, 534 Butts, Brenda, 559, 247 Butts, James, 231, 272, 68 Butts, Monty, 559, 419 Buxton, Betty, 465 Buxton, Joseph, 391 Byerley, Linda, 534, 340 Byler, Jeanne, 559, 232, 263 C Cabe, Mary, 104, 219, 514, 352, 393, 395, 431, 441, 267, 80 Cacy, Judith, 559 Caflee, Dwight, 410 Caffee, Larry, 534, 410, 419, 333 Cagle, Earl, 559 Cagle, Jerry, 514 Cahill, Richard, 244 Cailloux, Camille, 442, 315 Cain. James, 534, 283 Caldwell, Arthur, 534, 302, 303 Caldwell, Irma, 559, 424 Caldwell, Jack, 405 Caldwell, Janalee, 534, 385, 389, 247 Caldwell, Mary, 534, 352, 395, 426, 300, 333, 80 Cales, Robert, 514 Calhoun, Charles, 367 Callhoun, Larry, 534, 367, 308 Calhoun, Ronald, 24, 559 Calkin, Mary, 559, 415, 333 Calkins, Douglas, 370 Callahan, Carrie, 219, 534, 267 Callaway, Bobby, 216 Callihan, Richlard, 559 Callison, Betsy, 559, 333 Callison, Eddie, 473, 252 Callison, Mona, 473, 315 Calmes, Mary, 559, 263 Calmus, Myrle, 514 Calvert, Brenda, 559, 327 Calvert, Carolyn, 404 Camblin, Michael, 396 Cambrink, Glenda, 559 Camp Roy, 514, 231, 292 Alice, 534, 352, 280 Carol, 473, 393, 397, 415, Campbell Ann, 352, 315 Campbell 300 344 Campbell David, 212 Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Floyd, 559, 308 James F., 534, 308 James P., 559 Jerry D., 214, 560, 371, 308 Campbell: Jerry L., 560,240 Campbell, Jerry R., 514 Campbell, Mary E., 560, 441, 247, 327 Campbell, Mary R., 534 Chadwick, Jon, 514 Chadwick, Sharon, 535, 316 Chailin, Lyle, 473 Ch3lFlH, Tommy, 560, 335 Challant, Jay, 446 Chalker, William, 560 Chalmers, Sandra, 55, 315 Chamberlain, Caroly, 473, 239 Qhambers, Betty, 424 Chambers, Burton, 457 Chambers, Corwin, 535 Chambers, Gerald, 473, 358 Chambers, Jacques, 84 Champion, Jerry, 514 Campbell, Price, 473, 272 Campbell, Ronald, 534 Campbell, Campbell, Anita, 513 W Canada, illiam, 473, 287 Canahl, Frank, 473, 427, 243 Candler Champion, Karon, 560, 259 Chan, William, 435 Chancellor, Lonnie, 560, 303 - , F ' , , Cannon, Glenda, 323, 327 Cannon, Howard, 534, 284 Cannon, Larry, 224, 560, 308 Canon, Richard, 191 Canter iani Rita 560 41 Chlancy, Jerry, 560, 308 Chandan, Firdousi, 434, 436 Chandler, Edward, 473, 357 Chandler, James, 514 Chandler, Richard, 560 Chang Cheh Yuan, 457, 435 Chang, Janet, 474, 45, 321 g , ' , , 0, 445, 315 Cantwell, Carol, 473, 325 Cantwell, Cathryn, 534, 325 Capehart, Mary, 473, 259 Capp, Judith, 473, 263 Cappel, Suzan, 457, 259 Carather, Linda, 315 Carberry, Sterling, 534 Carder, Philip, 560, 303 Cardona, Anne, 5605327 Carel, Bobby, 473, Carey, David, 215, 473, 291 Carey, Paula, 327, 560 Carlberg, Carolyn, 445 514 Chapel, R. E., 361 Ch-ang un, 435 , Ts Chapman, David L., 405, 406 Chapman, David L., 535, 430, 295 Chapman, David R., 218 Chapman, Donna, 560, 333 Chapman, John, 216 Chapman, Leon Chapman, Mary, 560, 410, 428, 259 Chapman, Ronald, 535, 428, 303 Clhapman, Russell, 474, 243 Chapman, Thomas, 560, 308 Chappell, Loyal, 303 Carleton, Howard, Carley, Don, 457 ' Carlile, Judy, 535, 340 Carlton, Richard, 560, 308 Carlton, Sondra, 560, 323, 344 e Carnes, B Carothers, verly, 560, 406, 333 Linda, 560 Carpenter, Corinne, 473, 42, 315 Carpenter, Gary, 560, 402, 35 Carpenter Lareeca, 376, 400 Carpenteri Lynn, 560, 447, 335 Carpenter Margaret H., 535 Carpenteri Margaret, 535, 255, 259 Carpenter, Ronda, 423 Carpenter Stanley, 457, 308 Carr, Clhdrles, 393 Carr, Ronnie, 560, 370 Carreker, John Carriger, Jimmy, 560, 335 Carroll, John H., 420 Carroll, John M., 535, 283 Carruth, Andrea, 535, 280 Carruth, Tom, 535 Carson, Almon, 535, 380 Carson, Dixie, 560, 340 Carter, Monte, 303 Carson, Wesley, 372, 373 Carter, Anthony, 462 Carter, Chester, 560, 335 Carter, Edward, 560 Carter, Gail, 560, 264 Carter, Garland, 560, 402, 251 Carter, Joyce, 514 Carter, Manly, 560 Carter, Nelda, 514, 404, 413, 414, 441, 445, 340, 82 Carter, Ray, 473, 398, 335 Carter, Seaborn, 303 Carter, Thomas A., 391 Carter, Thomas M., 465, 514 Carter, Virgil, 23, 24, 514 Carter, Wilhelmena, 473, 239 Carter, Cartmi William, 465, 335 ll, James, 560, 308 Chappelle, Fannie, 560, 316 Charoenying, Boonti, 374 Chase, James, 535, 295 Chasttain, Carole, 535, 300, 316 Chastain, Gary, 560 Chaufty, Edward, 252 Chaufty, Leon, 514, 284 Cheatham, Janet, 560, 316 Chelf, Richard, 560, 370 Chen, Augustine, 435 Ghgtgriault, Douglas, 474, 358, 361, Cheney, Elizabeth, 560, 344 Cheng, Shen Sheng, 45 Cheng, Yii Yih, 435 Chenoweth, Irma, 535, 316 Chenoweth, Jerry, 560, 307, 308 Chesbro, Jack, 514, 181 Chessmore, Charles, 474 Chew, Richard, 474 Ghezwin, Richard, 420 Chheda, Nemjee, 457 Chi, Fu Sheng, 435 Chilcoat, James, 514 Childers, Charles, 560, 309 Clhilders, Janet, 560, 327 Childers, Ralph, 535 Childress, Barbara, 474, 413, 430, 300, 321 Childress, Bennie, 566, 327 Childress, Sue, 77 ' res Child s, Van, 514, 248 Childs, Dara, 359, 368 Childs, Selma, 457, 59, 368 Ghiles Pamela, 560, 263 Chiles: Roger, 560 Ann, 560, 400, 264, 83 Carver, Thaylia, 560, 259 Cary, Amaryllis, 535, 340 Casady, Mary, 535, 116 Casbum, Phyllis, 560, 327 Casey, Bonnie, 473, 315 Casey, Charlotte, 560 Casey, Jay, 473, 354, 292 Casey, John, 382 Casey, Mary, 473, 399, 400, 447, 280 259, Casey, Patrick, 560 Caskey, Philip, 122 Casper, Jerry, 291 Casper, Robert, 362 Cass, Barbara, 560, 327 Cass, Kay, 296 Cassens, Linda, 96, 97, 535, 428, 267 Cassetty, Jacquelin, 535, 259 Cassity, Ralph, 560, 308 Czisge, Carole, 514, 351, 427, 247, Castleman, Jerry, 560 Castor, Adelia, 514, 352, 315 Castor, William, 560, 303 Cate, Richard, 212, 213, 222 Cates, Connie, 560, 327 Cates, Robert, 473, 361, 364, 270 Cather, Robert, 405 Cathey, Elmer, 308 Caudell, Jimmy, 535, 35 Caudle, Danny, 560 Cauldwell, Jack, 535, 410, 335 Cavett, Donald, 514 Cavin, Jamie, 560, 263 Cayton, Paula, 560, 408, 410, 267 Caywood, James, 514, 358, 361, 368 Cermak, Rodney, 535 Chabot, Joseph, 463, 388, 390 Chadwick, Christoph, 560, 270 Chism, Joan, 514 Chism, Mikel, 359 Chisum, Buster, 474 Chisum, Joe, 23, 415 Chisum, Linda, 514 Cho, sung, 474, 424, 303 Choate, Jerry, 560, 232, 260 ChoPP, Carolyn, 474, 397, 80 Chow, Hong, 374 Chow, Peter Yim, 535, 435 Chrislip, David, 561, 308 Christensen, Boyd Christensen, Duane, 514, 283 Christian, Eugenia, 514 Christian, Ida, 474 Christian, William, 405, 295 Chung, Victor, 435 Church, Larry, 535 Churchill, Alma, 404 Cinnamon, Eloise, 474, 376, 398, 399, 400, 340 Cipriani, Anthony, 514, 303 Cisco, Dave, 514, 270 Ciskowski, Karolyrl, 514, 431, 264 Cl.ack, Thomas, 535, 268, 124 Claflin, Dale, 276 Claibome, Tom, 561, 402, 410, 248 Clancy, Carlene, 535, 327 Clsif, Connie, 514, 395, 397, 426, Clapp, Dewey, 216, 23, 474, 393, 396, 80 Clapp, Donna, 561, 344 Clapper, Franklin, 561, 335 Clark, Bemard, 24 Clark, Betty, 316 Clark, Cosby, 405, 406 Clark, Earl, 474 Clark, Gary, 561 Clark, Gloria, 474, 296 Clark, Guy, 474, 392, 292 Clark, James, 55, 283 Clark, James Richard, 535, 243 Clark, James Robert, 474, 367, 72, 73. 81 Clark, James Russell, 561, 284 Clark, Jerry, 561, 244, 292 Clark, Kenneth M., 474, ass, 361, Larry 218 Clark William 561 309 Clarkson, Benny, 514 Clary, Catherine, 561, Clary, Phillip, 380 Claxton, Don, 474, 367 Clay, Billy, W, 372 Clay, jophn, 354, 372 Clay, Mary, 561 Clayton, Glen, 561 Cleary, Karen, 561, 296 Clem, jerry, 514, 284 Clemens, Lawrence, 457 Clements, Kola, 561, 316 Clements, Leonard, 535, 416 Clemons, Billy, 514, 420, 270 Clemons, Pamela, 561, 239 Cleveland, Perry, 535, 272, 81 Cleverdon, Bill, 220, 561, 268 Cleverdon, john, 474, 350, 268 Clifford, jack, 290 Clifford, john, 561 Clifford, Robert, 474 Cline, Carole, 514, 280 Cline, Curtis, 535, 371, 240 Cline, james, 561, 385 Clink, Gerry, 389 364, 303 Clark, Kenneth W,, 474 Clark, - -, 340 Clinkenbeard, janice, 474, 296 Clinton, Ronnie, 474, 181 Clonce, Charles, 535, 309 Clopton, Herman, 514, 252 Cloud, judy, 514, 352 Cloud, Richard, 474, 350, 393, 396, 248, 70, 72, 73, 80 Clymer, Bettie, 424, 414 Clymer, Bill, 561, 374, 385 Clyne, Marilyn, 535, 316 Clytus, Wendell, 421, 475, 233 Coats, Paula, 535, 328 Cobb, Michael, 410 Cobb, Walter, 303 Cobbin, Carlton, 418 Cobble, Nelda, 514 Coberly, Craig, 439 Cobum, Fred, 535 Cochran, Billy, 213 Cochran, Don, 514, 309 Cochran, jo, 514, 410, 255 Cochrane, Marvin, 380, 410 Cockrell, Curtis, 535, 375, 447 Cockrell, Donna, 535, 316 Cockrell, Larry, 365, 475 Cocltrell, Margaret, 535, 445, 2 Cocks, Carolyn, 475, 316 Cocks, Marilyn, 475, 316 Coffey, Curtis, 475, 303 Collin, Kaye, 475, 316 Collin, Thomas, 465, 391 Cohea, Ronald, 415, 365, 270 Colasacco, Rita, 561 Colbert, Fred, 535 Colbum, Lester, 535, 270 Cole, Carol, 475 Cole, Carolyn, 561, 316 Cole, Clinton, 361, 475 Cole, Cynthia, 561, 327 Cole, Ellen, 535, 263 Cole, jams, 372, 475 Cole, john, 214, 22, 398 Cole, Karen, 394, 475, 316 Cole, Robert, 535, 287 Cole, Ronald, 514 Cole, Wayne, 457 Coleman, Barbara, 561, 327 Coleman, Charles, 514, 365 Coleman, Martin, 514, 358 Coley, Bobby, 535 Coley, Carol, 514, 415, 321 Coley, Carolyn, 561, 580 Coley, Mickey, 288 Colgin, Gafton Colgin, jackie, 535, 270 Colgin, Ra Sonya, 535, 296 Collier, james, 214, D2 Collins, Carl, 217, 303 Collins, john, 535, 303 Collins, Lawrence, 416 Collins, Linda, 535, 441, 264 Collins. Lynn, 535, 283 Collins, Nancy, 535, 389, 439 Collins, Nancy, 561, 442, 327 Colon, Yudex, 436 Colvin, Charlotte, 561, 247 Colvin, james, 205, 561, 335 Colvin, june, 561 Combrink, Glenda, M0 Combs, Ennis, 561 Combs, Glendol, 514 Combs, Michael, 535, 375, 531, Combs, William, 514, 268 Comer, john, 535, 260 Condreay, Phillip, 561 Conine, Darrell, 260 Conley, Mary, 535, 418, 340 Conn, Barbara, 561, 247 Conn, Russell, 475, 303 Connally, Amy, 535, 340 Conner, Burllynn, 535, 418 Conner, Fred, 379, 475 Conner, Kathleen, 475 Conner, Robert, 535, 303 Connole, Susan, 535, 264 32, 296 76 Conrad, Orville, 405, 307 Constantine, james, 514, 260 Constien, Larry, 561, 309 Constien, Robert, 443 Converse, Wayne, 55 Goody, Millard, 561, 309 Cook, Clyde, 561, 375 Cook, Curtis, 561 Cook, jerry, 370 Cook, john, 447 Cook, judith, 561, 316 Cook, Marvin, 124 Cook, Phyllis, 561, 340 Cook, Richard, 475 Cooke, john, 514, 231, 288, 84 Coolefy, Mike, 561, 260 Coon eld, Hugh, 561, 335 Cooper, Charles, 535, 240 Cooper, Delmer, 205, 212, 213, 475, 287 Cooper, james L., 175, 177 Cooper, james P., 561 Cooper, jerry, 221, 514 Cooper, jimmy, 514, 393 Cooper, jon, 423, 475, 243 Cooper, Larry, 561 Cooper, Linda, 431 Cooper, Penny, 561, 340 Cooper, Ronda, 561, X5 Cooper, Shirley, 514, 404, 340 Copeland, Billy, 51 Copeland, jerry, 205, 213 Copeland, john, 561, 235 Copelin, Garland, 366, 475, 276 Copmann, David, 535, 35 Corbin, Bill, 561, 244 Corbin, Dennis, 382 Corder, Karl, 475 Corder, Patricia, 535, 418, 426, 230, 252 Corey, Rowland, 514, 276 Comelius, Robert, 535, 260 Comell, Charles, 416 Comels, judy, 535, 352, 431, 441, 330, 296 Comish, Richard, 535, 275 Cornwell, Robert, 369 Cortright, Stephen, 514, 287 Cory, William, 457, 291 Coryell, john, 410 Coryell, judy, 561, 263 Costain, julianna, 535, 333 Costlow, Richard, 561, 421, 335 Costner, Rita, 395, 430, 475 Cot, Karen, 327 Cott, Donald, DI, 514, 364 Cotten, Geraldine, 561, 447 Cotter, Milton, 396, 80 Cotton, Owen, 515, 2.76 Cotton, Ulysses, 515 Cottongim, Sharen, 561, 236 Couch, Cary, 561 Couch, Richard, 561, 288 Couker, Mary, 316 Coulter, Carl, 561 Coulter, Robert, 284 Council, james, 561, 335 Countiss, Sam, 561, 335 Courchesne, Leonard, 358, 445 Courington, Felix, 535, 287 Coursey, Lola, 401, 340 Courtney, Carolyn, 561, 376, 389 Courtney, David, 380, 475 Courtney, Donna, 415, 475, 340 Covello, Ronald, 365 Covert, Terry, 475, 270, 188 Covington, Carole, 561, 580 Covington, jerry, 535, 316 Cowan, Dana, 561, 264 Cowan, Phillip, 24, 561, 335 Cowen, Clinton, 535, 291 Cowley, james, 561 Cowley, Michael, 475 Cowling, jo, 535, 267 Cox, Barbara, 535, 333 Cox, Clifford, 475 Cox, Diana, 561, 325 Cox, Gene, 535, 354, 303 Cox, Hollis, 562, 389, 303 Cox, jack, 475 Cox, janet, 107, 562, 247 Cox, jim, 535 Crenshaw, jerry, 515 Creveling, Ch Creveling, jan, 562 Creveling, jul Criswell, Gilbert, 535, B2 Criswell, William, 309 Crites, Sharon, 562, 316 Crites, Stanley, 562, 303 Croak, judy, 55, 267 Crocker, Michael, 515 Crockett, Alan, 515, 405, 421 Cromwell, Wm., 562, 287 Crooch, Gary, 562 Crooks, Charles, 476, 244 Croom, judith, 535, 264 Crosley, joseph, 562, 303 Croslin, Hubert, 386 Crosnoe, Ralph, 515, 284, 185 Cross, Clifford, 562, 335 Cross, Elden, 562, 437, 335 Cross, Gary, 5 , Cross, jerry, 535, 417 Crisis, Margaret, 535, 376, 418, r arles, 562, 335 iet, 263 35 335 340 Crow, Don, 465, 391 Crow, Elna, 562, 410, 419, 340 Crow, Margaret, 515, 414, 333 Crowder, Clcnna, 562, 267 Crowder, Vivian, 535, 340 Crowley, james, 476 Crum, Ardeta, 562, 323 Crutchfield, Tommy, 562, 260 Cruzan, Carlyn, 457, 243 Cudd, Alice, 535, 352, 267 Cude, Douglas, 562, 272 Cue, Darlene, 515, 316 Culbert, Nancy, 562, 316 Culbertson, Don, 535, 309 Cullison, Gordon, 562, 232, 243 Culp, jackson, 535 Culver, Rose, 515, 376, 442, 340 Culwell, Rebecca, 515, 247 Cummings, Lyalla, 476, 230, 259 Cummins, Cordel, 515, 321 Cummins, Raymond, 562, 303 Cummins, Thomas, 515 Cunningham, Carol, 449 Cunningham, David, 252 Cunningham, E., 515, 236 Cunningham, john j., 426 Cunningham, john W., 515 Cunningham, Sara, 535, 443 Curby, Terry, 476, 351, 356 Currie, Robert, 457, 428 Curtin, Charlotte, 562, 327 Curtin, Shelagh, 515, 389, 439, 444 344 Curtis, David, 303 Curtis, james, 204, 215, 381 Curtis, Karen, 562, 316 Curtis, Lee, 370 Curtis, Marcia, 562. 316 Curtis, Shirley, 535, 316 Curtis, Virginia, 515, 352, 387, 426, 247 Cushenberry, Charles, 476 Cusick, john, 385 Custer, Carolyn, 562, 264 Cutler, Richard, 224, 562 Cutlip, William, 476, 399, 292 Cutsinger, Gary, 476, 288, 168, 171 Cutsinger, Roddy, 562 Cutter, Everett, 515, 379 Cyrus, Catherine, 327, 562 D Dahlem, Richard, 46, 391 Dahlgren, Robert, 465 Dailey, Diane, 476, 395, 430, 442, 239 Dalal, Sudhir, 434 Dalbey, jeffrey, 402, 83 Daley, james, 458 Dalrymple, Linda, 476, 428, 316 Lalrymple, Ronald, 476, 372, 373 Dalton, Fred, 562, 291 Dalton, john, 562, 291 Damon, Nancy, Sw, 239 Dang, Norman, 515, 365, 435 Daniel, Elmer, 360 Daniel, Gary, Daniel 371185 389 476 Cox, joe, 475, 288 Cox, joel, 379, 475 Cox, Richard, 562 Cox, Robert, 448, 467, 475, 76 Cox, Sharon, 475, 340 Cox, Uozel, 213, 476, 394 Cox, Wanda, 475 Cox, William, 562,s430 Cozart, Harriette, 316, 562 Crabb, Charles, 213, 22, 515, 359 Crabtree, joe, 379 Craddock, Fred, 535, 244 Craig, jack, 515, 303 Craig, joe, 535 Craig, judith, 535, 340 Craig, Richard, 375 Crain, Richard, 535, 303 Cramer, Richlard, 476, 369, 303 Crandall, Charles, 535 Crane, Alice, 562, 424 Crane, joe, 535, 303 , l , Daniel, jana, 535, 413, 414, 446, 340 Daniel, jay, 562, 423, 268 Daniel, jim, 476, 303 Daniel, john, 476 n 562 Daniel, Sharro , Daniels, Albert, 562, 410 Daniels, Beverly, 562, 236 Daniels, Robert, 562, 309 Daniels, Steve, 535, 410, 334, 335 Danke, Richard, 443 Dansereau, Larry, 562 Darby, Donald, 22, 205, 476, 353, 363, 81 Darnell, Emest, 476 Darnell, jimmy, 535 Darrel, Kenneth, 427 Darst, Bobby, 476, 372, 373, 78 Daugherty, Ronald, 515, 291 Davalt, Barbara, 221, 515, 399, 340 Connolly, Anna, 535, 403, 406, 408, 344 onnor, Nancy, 219, 535, 352, 414, 247, 84 onrad, George, 561 onrad, Lois, 535, 344 Crawford, Beverly, 515, 247 Crawford, Linda, 515, 535, 259, 83 Crawford, Lynda, 343 Crawford, Rolrin, 55, 239 C raw ford Ronnie 535 309 Crawfordj suzanri, 216, 515, 427, 230, 580 Creamer, Darrell, 405, 406 Davide, Romulo, 458 Davidson, Carol, 476, 236 Davidson, Raymond, 367 Davidson, Ronald, 536, 335 Dziigses, George, 515, 419, 270, 68, Davies, Helen, 515, 352, 414, 263, 82 Davies, Sandra, 562 Davis, Alva, 562 Davis, Bobbie, 562, 236 Davis, Bobby, 562 Davis, Carole, 562, 232, 247 Davis, Charles, 536, 303 Davis, Clifford, 536, 437 Davis, Darrell, 515, 270, 188 Davis, David, 536, 362, 369, 428 447, 303 Daw is, Dewitt, 445 onald E 36 364, 367 Davis, D ., 5 , Davis, Donald G., 476 Davis, Turner, 379, 316 Davis, Emest, 204, 216, 223, 476, 252 Davis, Gary, 562 Davis, George, 515, 395 Davis, janet, 562, 395, 247 Davis, janice, 536, 328 Davis, jefl, 367 Davis, jerry, 536, 268 Davis, jo, 515, 280, 115 Davis, joe, 465, 391 Davis, Kenneth, 562, 515 Davis, Kim, 309 Davis, Larry D., 515, 303 Davis, Larry G., 515, 369 Davis, Lynda, 515, 441, 263, 77 Davis, Marilyn, 406 Davis, Michael, 562, 335 Davis, Nancy, 536, 410, 419, 316 Davis, Richard, 536, 303 Davis, Robert B., 536, 287 Davis, Roy, 288, 562 Davis, Sharron, 562, 316 Davis, Ted, 476 Davis, Timothy, 476 Davis, Victor, 536 Davis, Virginia, 562, 333 Davison, Cecil, 536, 354, 410, 25 Dawson, Charles, 515 Day, Melvin, 476, 371, 373 Dayton, Lom, 562 Deacon, Sharon, 536, 333 Deadman, Donald, 477 Deal Marilyn, 562, 236 Deal, Michael, 562, 291 Dear, James, 463, 388, 390 Deason, Roy, 419 Deatherage, Carole, 536, 247 Deathrage, Patricia, 562, 316 Deberry, David, 477, 379 Deboard, Robert, 477, 393 Decker, Donna, 562, 327 Decker, Francis, 477, 415, 445 Decker, jerome, 445 Decker, joe, 270 Dee, Orville, 216, 515, 410, 415, 447, 303 Deegan, Kathleen, 562, 444, 239 Defoe, Glenndale, 536, 248 Defrange, David, 444 Ddnanas, jack, 424 Delano, Richard, 477 Delap, Anne, 442 Delaporte, Chris, ID Delgado, Eleazar, 477, 358 Delhotal, Helen, 562, 441, 267 Dellen, Kent, 562, 284 Delozier, john, 562, 309 Deming, john, 515, 392, 291 Denham, Danny, 563, 335 Denham, Davy, 335 Denham, Rex, 384 2 Dennis, Lajuana, 536, 403, 410, 442, 340 Denoncourt, Arthur, 563, 260 Denwalt, French, 214, 22, 477 Deonier, Richard, 536 Derning, Patrick, 303 Derrick, Donald, 171 Des Champs, 272 Desai Niranian, 434 Desai Sadanand, 458, 359, 434 Detamore, Charles, 477 Detrixhe, Harold, 515, 398, 302, Dettinger, Holly, 536, 327 Dzvgughn, Richard, 536, 427, 23 Devero, Carole, 536, 239 Devers, Alva, 458, 364 Devine, Doris, 537 Devine, Robert, 537, 415 Devinney, james, 563, 251 Devlin, Patrick, 438 . Devoe, Glenn, 563, 244 Dew, Robert, 563, 335 Dewihitt, Bennie, 421 Dewitt, Ruth, 563, 327 Dhir, Brii, 359, 434 Dibble, Terry, 224 Dick, Abdul, 563 Dickens, Wayne, 477 Dickerson, Shirley, 563, 264 Dickey, Donna, 537, 352, 316 324, 325 303 1, Dimery, Robert, 563, 4.39 Dipboye, Diana, 563, 323 Ditmore, jelfery, 515, 304 Ditmore, Mary, 426 Dittman, Theodore, 515, 251 Dixon, Michael, 563, 232, 283 Dixon, Paul, 213, 22, 515, 304 Dixon, Richard, 537, 287 Dixon, Robert, 563, 287 Dixon, Sharon, 94, 219, 537, 280 Dixon, Stanley, 537, 244 Doan, Robert, 563, 309 Dobson, Edward, 420, 307 Dobson, james, 185 Dockery, joe, 477, 287 Dockray, Carolyn, 401 Dodge, Clinton, 477, 359, 272 Dodson, Alfred, 477, 394, 396 Dodson, Douglas, 515, 302, 304 Dodson, Kay, 477, 316 Doepel, Paul, 537, 304 Doherty, judith, 563, 430, 296 Dohm, Carolee, 563, 327 Dolan, Marilyn, 537, 264 Dolan, Susan, 563, 340 Dollarhide, Charles, 563, 284 Dollins, Hubert, 563, 335 Domnick, Dannye, 563, 327 Domnick, Sherry, 563, 376, 431, Donaho, Lyndon, 563, 309 Donathan, Patricia, 537, 340 Donley, Carlton, 563, 232, 275 Donnell, Larry, 515 Donnelley, Lea, 404 Donovan, Anne, 426, 441 Donovan, Sandra, 537, 333 Donovan, Tom, 216, 217, 477, 445 248 Dooley, john, 477, 232 Dorow, Kathey, 563, 316 Dorr, Dana, 563, 304 Dorr, Edward, 537, 430, 446, 304 252 Dorrell, Kenneth, 214, 477, Dorworth, john, 563, 304 Dossely, Thomas, 537, 248 Doug ty, Charles. 477, 268 Douglas, jackie, 416, 276 Douglas, john, 515, 244 Douglas, Lane, 421 Douglas, Nancy. 537, 316 Dover, Virgil, 537, 335 Dowell, jim. 477 Downing, Glenn, 563 Downing, William. 477, 363 Downum, Larry, 477 Doyle, john, 465, 391 Doyle, Michael, 212, 214 Doyle, Thomas, 563 Drake, Linda A., 537, 352, 426, 300 Drake, Linda L., 515,400, 264, 328 Draper, Wayne, 477, 357 Dreessen, Phil, 515. 240 Dresher. Thomas. 563, 304 Drew, William, 381 Drinko. Leonard, 477, 295 Driskill, Donnie. 563, 304 Dmmmond, Cecil, 215, 223, 515, 418 244 Dmmmond, Charles, 563, 244 A Dntmmond, Fred, 244 Drummond, john, 224, 563, 244 Dmmmond, judy, 477, 418, 267 Dmmmond, Leslie, 537, 418, 244 Drummond, Patricia, 537, 263 Dubois, Paul, 389 Dubus, Arthur, 537 Duck james, 217, 537, 304 Duckett, Marilyn, 537, 264 Ducotey, Paul, 537 Dudczak, Michael, 477, 402, 418 Dudley, james, 375 Due, jimmy, 283 Duerr, Reta, 563, 420, 328 Duff, Charlene, 515, 442 Duff, james, 4T7, 372, 378 Duffy, Roger, 563 Dugan, Elbert, 563, 304 Duggins, Robert, 563 Duke, jackie, 515, 321 Dulin, William, 563 Dumesnil, Carl, 458 Dunagan, Phyllis, 537 Dunaway, George, 537 Dunbar, Charles, 292 Dickmann, Martha, 477, 398, 445, 324, 325 Diehl, jacob, 537, 284 Diehl, Robert, 477, 442, 447 Dieman, jon, 537, 437 Dill, Stephen, 563, 416 Dillahunty, Troy, 537 Dillard, Carol, 477 Dillard, james, 168, 171 Dillingham, john. 537, 248 Dillon, Patricia, 327 Dills, Robert, 515 Dillsaver, Dean, 477 Dillsaver Dolores, 219, 515, 352, 427, 428, 296 Dunbar, Gary, 563, 288 Duncan, Carole, 515, 239 Duncan, Delbert, 563, 335 Duncan, john, 457 Duncan, Monroe, 563, 417 Dunca n, William, 477, 270 Dunkin, David, 214 Dunlap, Event, 358, 362, 364 Dunlap, Hanna, 563, 410, 259 Dunlap, Linda. 537, 252 Dunn, Allen, 537 Dunn, Barbara, 515, 316 Dunn, Charles, 515 Dunn, Delmer. 515, 354, 440, 448 Dunn, Gay. 537 Dunn, Gayle. 537, 325 Dunn, joe, 478, 387, 478, 256 Dunn, lohnny, 537 Dunn, Ronnie, 563, 410, 421, 309 Dunn. Wylie, 462, 390 Dunning. Clarence, 478, 394, 398, 478 Dupler. Lester, 462, 388, 390 Dupy, Donna. 537, 406. 340 Durbin, Harlin. 216, 23, 515, 235 Durbin, john, 405 Durfee, Dale, 563. 287 Durham, lerrv, 465, 391 Durham, Mildred. 563, 264 Dutsch, jerry, 478 Page 603 Dwinell, Carroll, 478, 423 Dycr, Glen, 515 Dyer, Linda, 478 Dyke, Paul, 515 Dzur, Robert, 214, 222, 515, 376, 417, 428, 442, 256 E Eads, Charles, 537 Eagan, Rex, 563, 240 Eager, Barbara, 563, 328 Eager, Mary, 378, 399 Earhart, Nancy, 563, 328 Earl, Edith, 515, 414, 428, 441, 267 Earley, Sydney, 537, 340 Early, Larry, 386 Earnest, jams, 478, 427, 231, 244 Earp, William, 563, 335 Easley, Sarah, 516, 236 Easterwood, Richard, 537 Eastin, Dennis, 503 Easton, Gary, 205, 214, 222, 478 Easton, james, 563, 387 Easton, Sandra, 478, 397, 415 Eberwein, Valery, 478 Eccles, Lee, 478, 304 Eccleston, Dennis, 537, 444, 304 Echer, Charles, 516, 270 Echols, Gail, 21, 516, 280 Eckenwiler, Michael, 516 Eckroat, john, 563, 279 Eddins, Marsha, 563, 394, 428, 446, 232, 252 Eddleman, Bill, 288 - Eddleman, Mariha, 478, 325 Eddy, Bobby, 478 Edd , Lisle, 563 Edellmaier, Ray, 478, 372, 374, 309 Eden, jimmie, 478 Edenborough, Mary, 563, 247 Edgar, Bruce, 537, 304 Edge, Ebba, 563, 344 Edge, Elma, 344 Edge, Emma, 563 Edington, Everett, 375 Edison, William, 537, 248 Edmison, William, 537 Edmondson, Iva, 478, 415, 316 Edmondson, Linda, 478, 418, 333 Edwards, Arnold, 478, 361, 368 Arth r 537 Edwards, u , Edwards, Barbana, 516, 340 Ford Edwards, Beverly, 563, 316 Edwards, Charles, 458, 239 Erbcrt Patricia 564 2 Erdman, judith, 564, 406, 323 Erickson Roberta 537 323 Erickson Thomas 479 Ernest, Ronald, 205, 213, 222 Ernst, Donna, 479, 325 Ernst, Richard, 537 Eppler, Milton, 537, 260 , , , 67 444 Esc,h, Connie, 564, 395, 431, , 236 Eskali, Camilla, 424 Eslick, jesse, 217, 224, 564, 335 Essary, William, 235 Estep, Enoch, 405 Estes, Beverly, 564, 259 Estrada, jaime, 436 Etzel, Robert, 564, 283 Eubanks, George, 369, 307 Eulberg, Sharla, 479, 419, 445, 325 Evans, Ann, 564, 325 Evans, Charlotte, 564, 395, 236 Evans, Claud, 224, 564, 389, 304 Evans Donna 564 232 267 Evans, Fredrick, 224, 537, 336 Evans, H. Allen, 351, 442 Evans, Karen, 516, 424, 340 Evans, Kathryn, 537 Evans, Evans, Kenneth, 218 Melissa, 516, 352, 264 Evans, Robert, 516, 370 Evatt, Bobbie, 214 Everett, Michael, 564 Every, Charles, 564, 276 Ewert, Cliflord, 370 Ewing, Gary, 220, 564, 309 Ewing, Robert, 516, 361, 301, 307, 309 Ezell, Melton, 564, 336 F Fader, Michael, 564, 304 Fail, William, 538, 370 Fairchild, Ronald, 538 Falconer, Norman, 479, 366 Fanning, john, 564 Farajollahi, Karim, 479 Faris, john, 538, 292 Eariss, Theodore, 538, 304 Farley, james, 564, 292 Farley, Ross, 402 Farley, Sandra, 516, 321 Farnam, Ray, 538, 336 Farquharson, Egbert, 479 Farrell, Robert, 370 Farris, Bette, 538, 267 Farris, Ginger, 564, 323 Finta, Csaba, 479 Firrito, Salvatore, 458, 436 Fischer, jacquelyn, 564, 328 Fischer, jakie, 479, 417 Fish, Wayne, 516, 354, 373, 78 Fisher, Carolyn K., 538, 340, 84 Fisher, Carolyn M., 418, 442 Fisher, Curtis, 516, 357, 362, 447, 248 Fisher, Davis, 564 Fisher, Deettia, 538, 333 Fisher, Dennis, 479, 379 Fisher, Edwin, 463, 388, 390, 284 Fisher, Gordon, 479, 283 Fisher, Gwendolyn, 564, 401, 328 Fisher, Harold, 419, 288 Fisher, julia, 516, 259 Fisher, Larry, 564, 479 Fisher, Lawrence, 479, 412, 241 Fisher, Patricia, 516, 352, 300, 328 Fisk, Marlene, 479, 340 Fitzgerald, Michael, 538, 272 Fitzgerald, William, 538 Flaherty, john, 564 Flaker, Richard, 479, 367 Flaming, Patricia, 538, 421, 340 Flanagan, jean, 564, 444, 313 Flanagan, Kathleen, 538, 444, 333 Flanders, Howard, 359 Flanders, james, 479, 380 Flanerty, jack, 260 Flasch, james, 205, 213, 222 Flasch, Rosalie, 443 Fleetwood, Lawrence, 516, 304 Fleischer, Edward, 419 Fleming, Cynthia, 564, 328 Fleming, janet, 479, 328 Fleming, Jerry, 516 Flood, ju y, 564, 264 Flood, Sharon, 239 Floyd, George, 479, 369, 304 Floyd, Roland, 564, 251 Floyd, Terry, 458 Flynn, john, 364 Flynn, Molly, 564, 328 Foeri, Albert, 538, 416 Foigel, jim, 248 Foley, Edward, 538, 405, 406, 410, 301 334, 336 Fondren, Don, 445 Ford, Ford, Ford, Bob, 437 Carole, 538, 316 Carolyn, 316 Ford, Diane, 538, 328 Edwards, Gerald, 516, 442, 447 Edwards, james, 217 Edwards, jannis, 516 Edwards, judith, 516, 415, 431, 446, 328 Edwards, Larry, 465, 358 Edwards, Virginita, 516, 430, 445, 240 Eggers, Brent, 537 Ehr, Wilfred, 439 Eikleberry, Burton, 458 Farris, Helen, 538, 300, 344 Farris, Ralph, 405, 406, 410 Farukhi, M. Nayeemul, 564, 436 Farukhi, Mohammad R., 538, 354, 362, 436 Farukhi, Mohammed K., 479 Fassler, joseph, 402, 307 Fate, Annette, 564, 328 Faulkner, james, 479, 379, 272 Elam, Elam, Carl, 214, 222, 516, 307, 309 Gary, 22, 516, 309 Elder, Chuck, 191 Elder, james, 537, 287, 292 Elder, john, 537, 365 Eley, jacqueline, 537, 324, 325 Elgin, Douglas, 516, 365, 420, 276 Eliaz, jose, 436 Elison, Parviz, 516, 437 Eller, Sonya, 563, 328 Elles, Eddie, 537, 272 Ellington, Frances, 537, 236 Elliott, Elmer, 563 Elliott, Hubert, 516, 380 Elliott, jerry, 2.24, 563, 304 Elliott, jim, 168 Ellis, Bobby, 564 Ellis, Carol, 478, 316 Ellis, David, 361 Ellis, Gayle, 564, 421 Ellis, Linda, 564, 340 Ellis, Patricia, 564, 438, 316 Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Ruth, 415, 333 Virgil, 353, 363, 365 William, 516, 438 Ellison, james, 537 Ellison, Marilyn, 478, 328 Elmer, Natalie. 537, 259 Elrod, Larri, 367 Elsner, john, 478, 420 Elwell, Mary, 352, 399 Ely, Raymond, 220, 564, 410 Embrey, Wallace, 516, 380 Embry, Dianne, 564, 239 Embry, Vivian, 564, 239 Emery, Dennis. 478 Endorf, Kay, 537, 263 Endorf, William, 537. 288 Enfield, Nancy, 537. 316 Engelking, Sandna. 564. 340 England, David, 537, 309 England, john, 216, 478. 397, 235 England, Phyllis, 564. 328 Engle, Dawson, 537, 244 Engstrom, Howard, 564. 243 Enmeier, Arlon, 564, 410, 304 Ennis, Kathleen, 516, 404, 408, 316 Ensey, Don, 462, 390 Ensminger, C1iHord, 478, 309 Ensminger, Marjorie, 419 Ent, Vivian, 516, 414, 440, 441, 230, 232, 236, 77 Entwistle, janet, 564, 323 Epperley, Cecil, 478, 244, 175, 177 Epperly. Bruce, 214, 222, 516, 371, 373, 376, 304 Epperson, Floyd, 564, 304 Epperson, jerry, 414, 264 Eppler, Carolyn, 564, 328 Page 604 Favor, Donald, 181 Fawcett, jennie, 516, 321 Fawzi, Aridi, 368 Fay, Peter, 224, 538, 302, 304 Fazlollahi, Dariush, 437 Fazlullah, Abv, 436 Fearon, Lee, 479, 304 Feigel, jim, 516 Feist, Robert, 516, 402, 240 Felactu, Elaine, 538, 239 Felkins, Larry, 479, 382, 437 Felkins, Shirley, 516, 448 Felty, Wiley, 538, 385 Fench, Richard, 240 Fenderson, Ralph, 334 Fenity, Patrick, 564, 272 Fenson, Cynthia, 538, 333 Fenton, Elliott, 516, 368, 425, 251 Ferguson Dallas, 538, 272 Ferguson Don, 419, 188 Ferguson Frederick, 463, 390 Ferguson Georgie, 516, 379, 309 Ferguson, judit , 564, 239 Ferguson, Larry, 516, 287, 185 Ferguson, Ralph, 516 Ferguson Robert, 479, 398 Ferguson, Ronald, 516 Ferguson, Rosemary, 564, 401, 328 Ferguson Theodore, 538, 417, 421 Femald, Paul, 231 Ferrell, Diane, 516, 412, 280 Ferrill, jim, 479 Fetzer, joan, 564, 408, 410, 328 Fidler, Isaiah, 463, 388, 390 Field, Elizabeth, 538, 403, 406, 247 Fielden, Arlen, 213, 222, 479, 392, 394, 396, 418, 430, 260, 80 Fielder, Glenn, 516, 287 Fields, Barbara, 516, 333 Fields Eddie, 479 Fields, jerry, 479, 375, 304 Fields, joseph, 564, 309 Fields, Phillip, 479, 365, 248 Fife, jimmie, 479, 344 Fike, john, 458, 350. 272 Ford, jon, 375 Kim, 385, 406 maj Richard Alan, 479, 391, 449 Richard Allen, 480, 284 Ford, Foreman, George, 480 Foreman, Glen, 382 Foreman, Hughla, 516, 321 Foreman, Thomas, 480, 357 Forrest, Robert, 368 Forrester, Michael, 564, 270 Forsythe, Alice, 564, 328 Fortney, Frank, 516 Fortney, jo, 480, 398, 400, 415 Fosdyke, Clyde, 564, 304 Fossett, Paul, 564, 402, 272 Fost, Ronald, 458, 287 Carol, 480, 340 Foster, Foster, Dallas, 564, 304 David, 402 Foster, Foster, Elizabeth, 564, 423, 316 Freeman, Donna, 565, 316 Freeman, john, 464, 388, 391 Freemyer, George, 224, 565, 410, 309 Freeny, jim, 458 Freen , Linda, 517 French, Gaylord, 463, 388, 390 French, Richard, 538 French, Susan, 480, 397, 325 Frey, Dennis, 517 Frey, Sharon, 538, 341 Frick, Thomas, 517, 240 Fricker, Michael, 565, 235 Friedernann, Robert, 361 Friels, David, 565, 270 Friend, Shelby, 538 Friesen, Donald, 480, 270 Friesen, james, 458 Fringer, joy, 565, 441 Frisbie, Sharon, 565, 328 Frith, Paul, 405, 391 Frizzell, Bill, 288 Frogge, jimmy, 517, 292 Fronkier, Mona, 565, 431, 444, 263 Fruge, Phillip, 168 Fry, Robert, 538, 268 Fry, William, 517, 360 Fryer, jerry, 565 Frymire, Robert, 205, 222, 480, 398 Fu, Weining, 433, 435 Fudge, Phillip, 565, 304 Fue, juanita, 538, 341 Fulbright, Carol, 538, 255 Fuller, Roy, 480, 260 Fuller, Sammie, 480, 341 Fulton, Lynda, 480, 349, 419, 236 Fulton, Quentin, 517, 410, 248 Fulton, Robert, 538, 354, 376, 389, 426, 256 Fultz, johnny, 565 Fundis, Gharlene, 480, 325 Funk, Willis, 419 Fuqua, Donna, 538, 343 Fuser, john, 565, 240 G Gabriel, Barbara, 517, 280, 122 Gadd, David, 517, 394, 398, 441, 276 Gadd, Richard, 538, 447, 276 Gage, janelle, 565, 341 Gage, Lawrence, 367 Gaines, Richard, 565, 268 Gallagher, Harold, 480 Gallagher, Helen, 565, 247 Gallagher, Max, 216 Gallejas, Sergio, 437 Gamble, judy, 379, 401, 427, 442, 316 Gamble, Gamble, Kiawana, 565, 259 Robert, 480, 410 Gambrell, Leonard, 538 Gammill, jerry, 438 Gammon, Betty, 565, 333 Gammon, Bruce, 480, 410 Gammon, john, 480, 360, 283 Foster, George, 516, 447, 283, 304 Foster Foster Foster Goerge, 564, 392, 72, 73 anet 538 419 239 79 Fosterl I , , , . , john D., 480, 516, 380, 304, 336 , john E., 480 Foster, john H., 304. 80 Foster, Karen, 564, 333 Foster, Larry, 480. 405 Foster, Leonard, 538. 309 Foster, Margy, 480, 340 Foster, Pat, 260 Paul, 564, 292 William O. 516 Foster, Foster, , Foster, William S., 516, 356, 358, 283 Fouquet, Doyle, 224 Foust, jerome, 565, 252 Fowler, Edna, 480, 395, 430, 300, 321 Fowler, jerry, 516 Fowler, Littleton, 516, 185 Fowlk Fox es, jo Ann. 98, 219, 480, 239 Ann, 516. 352. 398, 316 Foxz Brenda, 480, 239 Fox, David, 458, 272 Fox, Margaret, 404 Fox, Melvin, 565. 309 Fox, Nancy, 538, 239 Francis, Aubrey, 565 Francis, Gayland. 538. 370 Francis, Mary, 538. 352. 300, 340 Francis, Richard, 565, 421 Francis, William. 480, 417 Franco, Velez. 295 Frank, joe Ellen. 516. 341 Frank, Kenneth, 516, 405, 406, 255 Frank. Martin, 416 Franklin, Arlin, 565, 232, 272 Gandy, Carole, 481, 255 Gandy, john, 191 Gardiner, Ronald, 405 Gardner, Darla, 565, 408, 410, 328 Gardner, john, 171 Gardner, Robert, 380 Gardner, Ronald, 410 Gardner, Susan, 565, 280 Gardner, Tommy, 517, 268 Garms, Toni, 517, 414, 421, 333 Garner, Dale, 481, 448, 336 Garner, john, 517 Garnett, Robert, 517, 336 Garretson, Susan, 517, 280 Garrett, Cloves, 481 Garrett, jerry, 481, 399 Kenneth, 2.35 Garrett, Garrett, Maureen, 565, 323 Garrett, Vernon, 244 Garrison, Marilyn, 481, 341 Garrison, Richard, 517, 275 Garvie, Larry, 481, 371 Gaspar, Leonard, 389, 78 Gass, james, 216, 517, 270 Gass, Unis, 538 Gaston, Karel, 352, 300, 341 Gaston, Vinnie, 517, 412 Gates, Areta, 565, 328 Gates, Betty, 538, 313 Gates, Coral, 438 Gates, james, 214, 394 Gatlin, Ramon, 517, 365, 243 Gatz, jimmie, 517, 375, 446 Gatz, Ruth, 481, 413, 415, 422, 446 Gauden, Gary, 538 Gavras, john, 216, 223, 481 Gawkins, Lon, 240 Gay, Charles, 380 Gazaway, Phyllis, 538, 313 Geariteard, Lois, 565, 280 Gee, jimmy, 565, 336 Gehring, james, 464, 391 Geis, Patricia, 538, 395, 263 Geis, Susan, 538, 263 Geisert, Ronald, 465, 391, 272 Filip, james, 516, 402, 252 Filler, Dickie, 564, 316 Filson, james, 538 Fincher, Bobby, 458, 354 Fine, j. Byron, 538, 396, 244 Finegan, Ray, 479, 268 Fingerlin, Eugene, 463 Fingerlin, john, 516 Finley, Charles, 224. 564, 304 Finley, jacquelyn, 538, 239 Finn, judith, 538, 280 Finney, Carol, 516, 333 Finney, johnny, 244 Finney, Thomas, 538, 304 Franklin, Gary, 565 Franklin, Kathryn, 516, 448 Franklin, Ronald. 538. 272 Fnanks, Wayne, 465, 388, 390, 240 Frans, Kerman, 516, 371, 375, 385, 427, 431, 231, 240. 78, 116, 119 Frazer, john, 565, 304 Frazier, Ada, 565 Frazier, Annette, 565, 323 Frederick, Grace, 516, 352, 415, 341 Frederick, james, 216, 223, 516, 336 Fredrick, Marilyn, 565, 325 Freels, Sheldon, 370 Freeman, Coy, 538, 354, 531, 76 Geist, Garyl, 481, 359, 334, 336 Geister, Robert, 565, 260 Gentry, Coleen, 102, 517, 247 Gentry, Earl, 565, 235 Gentry, Michael D., 481 Gentry, Michael L,, 538, 402, 304 Gentry, Terry, 517 Gentry, William, 517, 235 George, Carolyn, 517, 316 George, Donald, 481, 402 George, Frances, 481, 296 George, james H., 565, 410, 421, 270 George, james M., 421 George, Margaret, 221 Gephardt, Dian, 481 Gerken, Karen, 481, 395, 397 Germany, Carroll, 538, 354, 373, 387 Ghaemmaghami, Hormoz, 481 Ghajar, Khossrow, 481, 359 Ghajar, Rarviz, 481 Ghare, Prabhakar, 458, 357, 434 Gheelav, Abdel, 437 Ghorab, William, 481 Ghumrawi, Abdul, 433 Gianan, Rogelio, 433, 444 Giasson, Wallace, 565 Gibble, Harold, 538 Gibbons, Gary, 465, 390 Gibbs, Allen, 481 Gibbs, Lawrence, 538, 420 Gibson, Albert, 481, 365 Gibson, Connie, 538 Dale 538 Gibson, , Gibson, David, 539, 354, 359, 446, 251 Gibson, Patricia, 395, 232, 267 Gibson, Robert, 354 Gibson, Virginia, 565, 255 William 517 Gibson, , Giddens, jimmy, 565, 276 Giddeon, Elmer, 463, 390 gideonj llillilliam, 565 iem, o n, 565 Gilbert, jerry, 304 Gilbert, Mark, 539, 251 Gilbert, Ronald, 565, 336 Gilbert, Ruth, 481, 341 Gilohriest, Ralph, 517 Gilchrist, Arthur, 565 Gilchrist, Gordon, 565, 252 Gilchrist, L nne, 481 Giles, Herschell, 382 Giles, jlames, 565, 292 Giles, roy, 565, 284 Gilger, Garry, 386 Gililland, Roger, 539, 270 Gill, Char otte, 565, 333 Gill, Mary, 481, 344 Gill, Ntarindar, 458, 374, 434 Gill, Rosanne, 448 Gillenwaters, Harold, 539, 375, 240 Gillett, Robert, 481 Gilliam, Thomas, 385 Gilliland, Blanche, 481 Gilliland, Dale, 539, 372, 309 Gilliland, Robert, 386 Gilliland, Stanley, 481, 373, 386, 78 Gillson, Robert, 220, 481, 248 Gilmour, john, 481, 268 Gilstra , William, 539, 268 Gimpeli Stuart, 539, 309 Ginder, james, 539 Girard, Robert, 481, 358, 361, 81 Gird, Roger, 539, 276 Girton, jane, 565, 401, 325 Givens, Clifton, 565, 260 Givens, Dale, 517, 304 Givens, Phillip, 517, 356, 412 Gladden, Roger, 565, 308 Glamser, john, 565, 304 Glasgow, james, 370 Glass, Frank, 481, 423, 284 Glass, julianne, 482, 393, 395, 442, 316, 80 Glasser, Martin, 539, 275 Glaze, Charles, 565, 304 Gleason, Dennis, 565 Gleason, Kemper, 205, 214, 222, 424 Glenn, Alma, 565 Glimp, Hulbert, 565, 336 Glover, Bradley, 438 Glover, Bruce, 395 Glover, Carol, 517, 426, 430, 341 Gluckman, Harold, 539, 430, 232, 295 Goad, Carolyn, 341 Groves, Thomas, 483, 248 Goble, Lyndon, m5, 214, 482, 371, 243 Goble, Mary, 517, 252 Godberson, Charlene, 482, 328 Godfrey, jackie, 320 Godfrey, Patricia, 565, 328 Godwin, joyce, 565, 333 Goe, larry, 565 Goekler, Leslie, 217, 539, 367, 336 Goetzingker, Mary, 482, 415, 328 Goff, C arlotte, 341 Gohil, Harshad, 434 Going, Gary, 482, 283 Going, Larry, 216, 23 Goins, Milton, 405, 406 Golden, Berniece, 482, 316 Goley, joe, 284 Golley, Stuart, 402 Golliver, john, 565, 336 Gondles, Kenneth, 565 Gooch, Marilyn, 517, 316 Gooch, Ronald, 482 Good, Erven, 216, 223 Good, Francis, 539, 288 Good, jerilyn, 517, 376, 401, 421, 267 Good, Laura, 565, 404, 428, 341 Good, Sharon, 539, 328 Goodbary, Robert, 539, 232, 235 Goodhead, George, 566 Goodhue, Lura, 566, 232, 264 Goodman, Robert, 482, 353, 363, 365, 405, 336 Goodner, Bonnie, 566, 328 Goodson, Richard, 566, 260 Goodwin, jess, 566, 304 William, 566, 309 Goodwin, Goolsbay, Dennis, 539 Gordon, Herbert, 365 Gordon, Linda, 539, 408, 410, 264 Gordon, Mary, 517, 267 Gore, Nancy, 566, 247 Gore, Willie, 458 Gottschall, Edna, 566, 376, 333 Gouker, Mary, 566 Gould, Mike, 384, 379 Gould, William, 458, 351 Goulden, Ola, 482, 376, 442, 341, 83 Govaerts, Kenneth, 359 Gover, William, 566 Gower, Diana, 539, 352, 341 Gower, Leon, 412, 482 Graber, James, 566, 304 Graber, Samuel, 218, 539, 231, 284 Gnaff, Patricia, 566, 428, 239 Graham, Beverly, 482, 341 Graham, Calvin, 482, 412, 423, 440, 447, 244 Gudgel, Gudgel, Fred, 539, 437 Linda, 219, 566, 247 Guess, Tommy, 539, 336 Guinn, Barbara, 483, 230, 280, 77 Guiou, Kelly, 539 Guiou, Trula, 219, 483, 316 Gumm, Jarries, 483, 47 Gurney, Fred, 213, 483, 358, 361, 364 Guruswamy, Mounagur, 359, 434 Gustafson, Ronald, 566, 389, 309 Guthrie, John, 539, 276 Guthrie, Ronald, 483 Guthrie, Thela, 483 Gutierrez, James, 218 Grahamz Sandra, 219, 482, 395, 239, Graham, Frances, 482, 247 Graham, Jack, 566, 336 Graham, Joyce, 566, 419, 344 Gnaham, Melvin, 539 Graham, Patricia, 566, 341 Graham Robert, 539, 336 Graham, Sherrie, 539, 328 Graham, Verdonna, 398 Graha m, Warren, 482, 419 Granger, Thomas, 216, 517, 270 Grant, Carole, 539, 280 Grant, Gerry, 482, 389, 244 Grant, Jerry, 234, 212, 482, 358, 361 Grant, John, 539, 396, 244 Grant, Marilyn, 539, 247 Grant, Mary, 539, 280 Grant, Olen, 517, 58 Grant, Valerie, 566, 421, 328, 12 Grant, William, 566, 354, 244 Grantham, Janet, 462, 390, 69 Grassman, Donald, 566, 304 Grauel Richard, 566, 304 Graves, Cecelia, 539, 296 Graves, George, 482 Graves, Jack, 539, 381 Graves, Karlyn, 566, 328 Graves, Kenneth, 566, 428, 309 Gray, Betty, 402 Gray Beverly, 566, 333 Gray? Charles, 539 Gray, Clyde, 539, 252 Gray, James, 244 Gray, Jimmie, 482 Gray, Joyce, 539, 316 Gray, Judy, 219, 539, 352, 108, 267 Gray, Wanda, 566, 263 Gray William, 566. 288 Grebing, Barbara, 539, 441, 255 Greco, Edward, 482, 359, 368 Green, Curtis, 215, 482, 304 Green, Edward, 367 Green, George, 288, 539 Green, Glen, 448 Green, John, Sw, 287 Green, Jon, 566, 336 Green, Michael, 539 Green, Ronald, 566, 309 Green, Susan, 539. 263 Greene, Judith, 566, 236 Greene, Marilyn, 566, 325 Greenhaw, Hugh, 328 Greenwood, Baron, 566 Greenwood, Marilyn, 566, 442, 239 Greer, Greer, Dixie, 566, 264 George, 566 Gregory, Jim, 566 Guymon, Sharon, 539, 323 Gwaltney, Thomas, 517, 419, 309 H Hacker, Margaret, 517, 395, 428, 440, 441, 236 Hackworth, Sylvester, 24, 566, 336 Haddad, Mohsen, 517 Hadley, Jimmie, 539, 316 Hadley, Sondra, 566 Hadlock, Glen, 483, 288 Hadlock, Marilyn, 517 Hager, Charles, 517, 431, 283, 115 Hagerdon, Eva, 566, 313 Haggard, Carole, 566, 323 Haggard, John, 539 Haggerty, Paula, 566, 316 Ha n, Joihn, 465, 391 Hahn, Paul, 517, 301, 309 Haidarian, Nader, 359 Haiges, Carol, 566, 328 Haiges, Robert, 517, 235 Haile, Dennis, 539 Haines, Pamela, 566, 404, 406, 344 Hains, Robert, 483, 248 Hainzinger, Dollie, 517, 323 Hairfield, Roberta, 483, 412, 42, 239, 82 Haist, Charles, 483, 365 Halcomb er , 483, 369, 268 Hale ,l, ry Curtis, 539 Harder, Edward, 567 Harder, John, 417 Harder, Suzanne, 518, 263 Hardgrave, Newt, 216, 23, 540, 235 Hardie, James, 567, 336 Hardie, Larry, 307 Hardiman, Elvin, 540 Hardin, John, 567 Hardin, Larry, 367 Hardin, Robert, 540, 410 Harding, Dixie, 540, 333 Harding, Kenn, 248 Hardy, Eldon, 540, 370 Hardy, James, 561, 483 Hardy, Robert, 463, 390 Harkreader, Rita, 540, 267 Harland, Ernest, 540 Harland, Jerry, 518 Harland, William, 567, 336 Harlin, William, 366 Harman, Carolyn, 518, 382, 340 Harmon, David, 567, 336 Hazlett, Ann, 540, 264 Heagy, Jacqueline, 540, 428, 296 Hearn, Lois, 567, 341 Heath, Gary, 458, 292 Heath, Harry, 407 Heatly, Bobby, 567, 336 Heaton, Larry, 213, 222, 518 Heaton, Leroy, 540, 284 Heavener, Shirley, 518, 325 Hecht, Alejandro, 540, 436 Heckendorn, David, 567, 416 Hedges, Jerry, 484, 287 Heffel, Charlene, 540, 401, 414, 341 Heffel, Janet, 567, 328 Heflron, Carl, 458 Hefner, Charlotte, 567, 333 Hefton, Lawrence, 567 Heiden, Hedi, 484, 349, 407, 426, 267, 69, 72, 73, 77, 118 Heidlage, James, 567 Heimer, Madeline, 540, 328 Hein, Danny, 567, 336 Harmon, Kenneth, 518 Harms, Renetta, 317 Harms, Sharon, 540, 341 Hamey, Roy, 567, 309 Harp, Stephen, 381 Harper, Alpha, 567, 317, 321 Harper, Brenda, 483, 403, 406 Harper, Earl, 540, 284 Harper, Judy, 567, 341 Harper, Kenneth, 518, 375 Harper, Larry, 415 Harper, Marjorie, 540 Harper, Richard, 336 Harper, Sharon, 401 Harper Troy 540, 416 Heisle im 518 Y, 1 , Hikmtatpanah, Kambiz, 518, 354, 433, 37 Helberg, Arlo, 540 Helberg, Gary, 443 Helderman, Donna, 540, 236 Hellard, Kathryne, 567, 317 Hellman, Julia, 540, 328 Hellwege, Dale, 484 Helmer, David, 410, 446 Helms, Mary, 427, 449 Helt, Kenneth, 540 Heminger, Barbara, 540, 247 Henderson, Debra, 540, 263 Henderson, Diane, 567, 264 Harpool, Donald, 484, 260 Harrel, James, 518, 304 Harrel, Janice, 540, 317 Harrel, Myrtle, 567, 341 Harrell, Kurt, 540 Harriger, Ann, 352, 239 Harringzon, Dennis, 540, 445 Harrin ton im 484 268 Henderson, Robert, 518 Henderson, Russell, 567, 416 Henderson, Susan, 567, 317 Henderson, William, 370 Hale, Dorothy, 483 Hale, Gary, 539, 410, 421, 243 Hale, James, 217, 566, 304 Hale, Larry, 359 Haley, Calvin, 566 Haley, Robert, 336, 168 Haliburton, Martha, 566, 401, 341 Hall, Hall Barbara, 517, 413, 414, 441, 264 Duane 539 Hallf Elizabdth, 566, 420, 446, 316 Hall, Ferris, 539, 389, 336 Hall Gerald, 540, 336 Hall: Helen, 540, 296 Hall, Larry, 566, 364, 420 Hall, Margaret, 517, 317 Hall, Mark, 217, 5 Hall, Ralph, 483, 364, 260 Hall, Robert, 464, 391 Hall Sammy, 256, 483, 350, 353, 362, 405, 426, 427, 428, 231, 232, 81 Hall, Sylvia, 566, 317 Hall, Willa, 566 Haller, Philip, 175, 177 Halley, Walter, 483 Hallmark, Gloria, 96, 97, 517, 328 g ,I , , Harris, Barney, 458 Harris Carl 484 Harris, Harriet, 567, 328 Harris, James, 168, 191 Harris, Jerry, 518, 369, 309 Harris, Kat leen, 540, 333 Harris, Labron, 181 Harris, Linda, 540, 340 Harris, Melinda, 518, 413, 414, 415, 236, 82 Harris, Nancy, 408, 410 Harris, Naomi, 518, 52, 247 Harris, Phil, 484, 272 Harris, F, Wesley, 284 Harris, Susan, 567, 400, 317 Harris, Thomas F., 484, 367 Harris Thomas N., 518 Harris: William, 458, 369 Harrison, Bill, 215, 567, 484 Harrison Dann 218 540 284 4 I yi , - r Harrison, Jerry, 540, 397, W, 114 Harrison, Lawrence, 116 Harrison, Richard, 484, 379, 384 Harrison, Robert, 540, 168 Harrison, Tommy, 540, 304 Harrison, Ulysses, 216, 23 Hendricks, Jimmy, 518, 336 Hendricks, Judy, 567 Hendrickson, Jimmy, 518 Henley, James, 567, 418, 283 Henley, Michael, 373, 377, 382 Henne, Carl, 224 Henneke, Bobbie, 185 Henry, Arlie, 567, 336 Henry, Louis, 205, 212, 22, 484 Henry, Mina, 567, 431, 236 Hensel, James, 443 Hensley, David, 380 Hensley, Jimmye, 484, 317 Henson, Garold, 484, 248 Henthorn, Marcus, 540, 248 Hepworth, Edward, 484, 365 Herber. Edward, 567 Herd, Ronald, 567 Hernandez, Gabriel. 370, 436 Herod. Charity, 567, 442, 317 Herold, Harvey, 24 Herrick, Bea, 418 Herrick, Cleo, 540, 255 Herring, Douglas, 541, 256 Hinkle, Sherrie, 541, 236 Hinnen, Ronald, 568, 304 Hinrichs, Herman, 485 Hinsthaw, Stanley, 216, 23, 485 Hinshaw, Terry, 485, 393, 396 Himiak, Taras, 485, 369, 292 Hitch, Paul, 568, 288 Hix, Harry, 518, 407, 119 Hixson, Billy, 541 Hizem, Habib, 292 Ho, Henry, 435 Ho, Sai 1-lung, 458, 435 Ho, William, 369, 4.35 Hoag, Mary, 541, 430, 441, 341 Hobbs, Billy, 568, 309 Hobbs, Martha, 541, 333 Hobson, Dorothy, 568, 317 Hodgden, Bryce, 568, 444 Hodgens, Linda, 221, 541, 341 Hodges, Donnis, 518, 430, 445 Hodges, Richard, 518, 276 Hodges, Viola, 485, 317 Hodgson, Bobby, 370 Hoeter, Linda, 541, 280 HoeHer, Sylvester, 541, 416, 444 Hoffman, Anthony, 518, 235 Hoflich, Thomas, 568, 367, 445, 304 Hogan, Janice, 485, 419, 317 Hogan, William, 541, 304 HOSE, EHie, 568, 317 Hoggard, Patrick, 215, 367 Hogue, Laurence, 437 Hohenboken, William, 518, 371, 385, 426, 240, 78 Hohl, Winton, 213, 222 Hohmann, Judith, 45, 400, 399, 414, 443, 317 Holcombe, Richard, 518, 279 Holcombe, Thad, 485, 427, 446, 287 Holderread, Glenn, 386 Holiman, Roger, 416 Holley, Bobby, 458 Holley, Judy, 518, 415, 317 Holley, Robert, 541, 389, 304 Holliday, Ronald, 518, 168 Hollingsworth, Carol, 568, 328 Herring, Gloria, 484. 408. 410, 422, 317 Herrington, Gary, 484, 381 Herron, James, 335 Herron, Linda, 247 Herschberger, Lexy, 219, 541, 352, 403, 404, 247, 79 Gregory, Linda, 566, 414, 316 Gregory, Ralph, 517 Gregston, Ronald, 566, 402 Greiner, Connie, 517, 444, 263 Greiner, Walter, 214, 517, 444 Grenlund, Gay, 517, 420, 428, 321 Gresham, Jerry, 566, 304 Griffet Griffin, Griffin Griffin Griffin h. Billy, 319, 384 , Eric, 517, 418, 309 , Jack, 539. 232. 252 , Janice, 482, 280 Griffin, Joanne, 517, 419, 439, 267 Grilicin, Jon, 482 Griffin, Owen, 386 Griffin, Patricia. 566. 414, 442, 316 Griffin, Patsy, 566. 401, 280 Griffin Ronald. 482 Doyce, 517, 400, 442, 300, 316 Hallmark, James, 567, 268 Hallmark, Karen. 540, 414, 328 Halsey, Hugh, 483, 377, 379, 256, 78 Halstied, Arbie, 405 Halterman, Lemuel, 464, 391 Ham, Carolyn, 567 Ham, Gordon, 567 Ham, James, 567, 336 Hamaker, Martha, 567, 400, 328 Hamburger, Dwayne, 567, 240 Hamburger, Harlan, 517. 240 Hamburger, Kenneth, 483 Harrod, Kenny, 518, 375 Harrold, Robert, 567 Hart, Becky, 280. 115, 540 Hert, Martlha, 518, 263 Hert, Mary, 219, 541, 430, 263, 80 Hertzler, Donald, 458 Hamby, George. 567, 288 Hamil, Carl. 517 Hamilton Charles, 540, 244 aammaaj David, sis, 288 Hamilton, Hobart. 540 Hamilton, John C., 518 Hart, Carole, 540. 264 Hart, Patricia, 567, 325 Hart, Patricia, 567, 225 Hart. Warren, 518, 438 Hartley, Sherry. 540, 430, 267 Hartman, Carol, 540, 352, 247, 79, 1 Hartman, Iliff, 540, 336 Hartman, Joe, 518. 380 Hartman, John, 567, 418, 268 Hartman Lar 214 Z Q VY, , Hartmann, Jeffrey. 540. 309 Hartness, Mark, 567. 243 Harvey, Catherine, 518. 341 Haskins, Mary, 567, 313 Hassell, James, 405 Griffith, Bob, 397 Griffith, Charles, 372, 378, 309 GriHith, Craig, 566, 272 Griffith, Roy, 462, 388, 390 Grigsby, Martha. 517 Grimes, Gerry, 566, 336 Grimes, Nomwan. 389 Grimmett, lack, 539 Grinslade, Betsy, 483, 414, 422, 341 Grinslade, Kay, 539, 341 Grisham, Billy, 483 Grissette. Roger, 24, 539 Grisso, Wayne, 517 Grissom, Cecil, 458 Grissom, Linda, 517, 247, 109, 114 Griswold, Gordon, 517 Griswold, Theodore, 539, 379, 240 Grob, Ronald, 539, 369 Groeneman, Janice, 419 Grof, Theodore, 566, 410 Grommett, Virgil, 420 Groneman, Judy, 483, 296 Groom, Lemuel, 483 Grooms, Lana, 566 Gross, Nolan, 389 Grote, Bobby, 517 Grother, Ronald, 539, 276 Grove, Madelyn, 96. 97, 539, 328 Groves, John, 566. 28 Groves, Thomas, Thomas, 483, 248 Grubbs, Lyndell. 539, 276 Grubbs, Roxie, 517, 316 Gmber, John, 539, 410, 251 Gruebbel, Robert, 566, 288 Hamilton Hamilton , John L., 357 . Wilmer. 567. 256 Hamlin, Maurita, 540. 431. 444, 328 Hamm, Doyne, 462, 388, 390 Hammack. Sandra. 518. 439. 328 Hammond, Brenda, 483, 321 Hammond, Gerald. 168, 171 Hammond, Jack, 369 Hammond, John, 518 Hammons, Jack, 518, 284 Hampton, John, 168 Hampton. Max, 218, 540, 275 Hanan. Calvin, 540, 288 Hancock, Mary, 376. 264 Hancock. Riohard. 483, 392, 291 Hand, Katherine. 567, 259 Hand. Rodney, 518 Handke, Teddy, 374 Haggis, George, 205, 212, 222, 224, 483, Hanna, Bruce, 215, 23, 483 Hanna, Roi, 567, 325 Hannah, David, 518, 244, 168, 171 Hannon, Sharon, 567, 280 Hansen, Darla, 483, 247 Hansen, Emma, 540 Hansen, Judith, 443 Hanson, Jerry, 439 Hanson, Paul, 518, 288 Haraughty, John, 518, 188 Harbaugh, Russell, 540, 272 Harbolt, Ronald, 567, 292 Hardage, Bob. 458. 243 Hardage, Shelby, 518 Hamler, Linda, 567. 580 Hassmiann, Garv. 540, 270, 175, 178 Hastie, Gary. 567 Hatfield, Richard, 213 Hatfield. Walter, 567, 402, 288 Hatta, Masaaki, 181 Hatter, Frederick, 540 Hawk, Ira. 540 Hawk. Larrv. 540. 175 Hawkins, Cleris. 417 Donald. 567. 370, 272 Hawkins, Hawkins, John, 567. 309 Hawkins, Joseph, 484, 279 Hawkins, Karen, 467, 76 Hawkins, Lon, 484, 375, 385 Hawkins, Martin, 567, 279 Hawkins, Sheryl, 567, 313 Hawkins. William, 567 Haws. Allen. 540, 386, 304 Hayali, Talal, 484 Hayden, Joseph, 464, 391 Hayes, Charles, 458, 203 Hayes, Curtis. 410 Hayes, Earl, 540, 385, 232, 240, 78 Patricia A., 518 Hayes, Hayes, Patricia S., 518, 406, 267 Ramon, 540, 405 Hayes, Hayman. Merry, 540, 280 Hayne, Robert, 518. 292 Haynes, Richard, 540 Haynes, Roberta, 395 Haynes. Wilber, 567 Hays, Jack, 518 Haywood, Judith, 567, 317 Heskett, Delbert, 217, 484, 353, 356 Hess, Larry, 484, 418, 268 Hesser, Carolyn, 541 Hesser, Johnie, 484. 260 Hesson, Ellen, 541, 352, 415, 440, 230, 264 Hestand, Charles, 215, 518 Hester, Judith, 568, 317 Hetherington, Emajean, 518 Hettick, Sallye, 541, 406, 408, 410, 341 Heusel, Kay, 541 Heusel, Ronald, 518 Heusel, Virginia, 518, 424, 341 Hewett, Stephanie, 568, 313 Hickam, Andrew, 518, 427, 428 Hickle, Robert, 518, 417 Hickman, Jack, 484, 353, 362, 363 Hicks, Arlie, 484 Hicks, Jud , 404 Hicks, Luther, 485 Hicks, Robert, 568 Hicock, Nancy, 568 Hier, Melinda, 568, 267 Higdon, Judy, 541, 236 Highfill, Kenneth, 214, 22 Highfill, Margaret, 541, 352, 263 Hightower, Edward, 215, 223, 485, 35 440, 449, 301, 302, 304. 72, 73 Hightower, Rowena, 518. 263 Hildebrand, Glen, 215. 485 Hildebrandt, Bettsy, 518, 402, 580 Hill, Cary, 417 Georgia 568, 280 Hill, , Hill, Jerry E., 485. 260, 168 er P 485 Hill, I ry ., Hill, Lora, 568, 447, 280 Hill, Mildred, 518, 341 Hill, Patricia. 518. 317 Hill, Robert C., 485, 284 Robert F. 423 Hill, , Hill, Sara, 485, 392. 415, 447, 280 Hillery, Robert, 485, 268 Hillier, Robert, 518. 377. 379, 272 Hilsheimer, Dan. 568, 418. 260 Hinchev, Sue, 21, 541. 239 Hinderliter, Annette, 568, 313 Hinderliter. Robert, 518, 364 Hines. Freddy, 485, 373, 374, 304, 78 Hinkel, John, 438, 447 1, Hollis, Jerry, 541, 304 Hollis, Pattff, 401 Pau , 568, 304 Hollis, Hollis, Richard, 485, 350, 356, 426, 251 Hollis, Wardell, 568, 309 Holloway, Carl, 368, 307 Holloway, Elusta, 568 Holloway, Phillip, 541, 59, 410, 251 Hollrah, Don, 216, 223 Hollrah, Richard, 568, 443 Hollyfield, Roger, 485 Holm, Douglas, 115, 2 Holman, George, 568, 288 Holman, Mary, 568 Holmberg, Gerald, 518 Holmberg, Loretta, 21, 568, 296 Holmberg, Nels, 519, 372, 373, 442, 447, 304 Holmes, Bob, 541, 309 Holmes, Bruce, 568, 309 Holms, Stephen, 541, 268 Holsinger, Wirt, 288 Holt, David, 485 Holt, James, 519, 431, 287 Holt, Jerry, 519, 248 Holt, Linda, 352, 239 Holton, Nancy, 519, 325 Holtzapple, Patricia, 519, 341 Holzbeierlein, Victor, 541, 272 Honaker, Lucky, 519 Hones, Stan, 353 Honeycutt, Ronald, 519 Hood, Diana, 406 Hood, James, 217 Hood, Ralph, 212, 216, 268 Hoofman, Mary, 541, 341 Hooper, Samuel, 541, 289 Hooser, John, 458 Hoot, Paul, 216, 485 Hoover, Toby, 568, 389 Hope, Helen, 541, 264 Hopfer, Glen, 568 Hopkins, Arthur, 485 Hopkins Hopkins , Hal, 541, 248 Lee, 579 Hapiaasj Martin, 485, 270 Hopkins, Nimrod, 336 Hopkins, Pamela, 541, 423, 430, 263 Hopper, Homer, 405, 406, 410 Hopper, S, David. 568 Hopson, Annta, 541, 406, 341 Hopson, Paula, 568, 317 Horacek, Charles, 541, 359, 304 Horacek, Perry, 485, 369 Horinek, Dean, 519, 358, 444 Horinek Fred. 485, 398, 444, 283 Hormchbngi Twee, 458 Horn, Ant ony. 568, 304 Horn, Donna. 568, 317 Hom, Hom, Steve, 568, 287 Sue, 568, 341 Hombuckle, Earl. 485 Hombuckle, William, 541, 389 Horsley Jim. 568 H.J5ma,' Emily, 106, 519, 352, 267, 84 Honon, Horton, Hoskins, Helen, 485, 414, 267 Jackie, 465. 391 Shirley, 444 Houck, Jan, 519 Hough, Wylie, 463, 388. 390 Houk, L. Beverly, 458, 354 Houk, Robert, 541. 375, 439 Hourant, Salim, 433 House, Charlotte, 568 Houseman, Patricia, 568, 264 Houser, Frank, 541 Page 605 Housley, Gary, 485 Hove, Betty, 541 Hove, Larry, 368 Howard, Betty, 568, 296 Howard, Constance, 568, 264 Howard, Gary, 168, 171 Howard, Imogene, 568, 317 Howard, james, 485, 288 Howard, jay, 568, 279 Howard john, 260 Howard, Lula, 519, 341 Howard: Howard, Marsha, 568, 317 Samuel, 458, 350, 233 Howe, Charles, 568, 443 Howe, Elizabevh, 458 Howe, Eugene, 568, 309 Howell, Danna, 568, 401, 341 Howell, David, 381 Howell, john, 568, 354 Kathleen, 568, 424 Howell, Howell, Thomas, 519, 396, 397, 243 Howerton, jack, 568 Howl, Glenda, 541, 352, 401, 264 Hoyer, janice, 239 Hoyle, james, 307 Patricia j., 341 Hoyt, Cecil, 486 Hoyt, Eugene, 568, 288 Hsu, Ben, 435 Huang, Chieh, 435 Huang, Dorothy, 435 Huang. Kang, 435 Huang, Robert, 435 Hubbard, Don, 541, 292 Hubbard, Robert, 486, 283 Huddleston, Sandra, 568 Hudson, jerry, 188 Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Hudson, Marianne, 568, 404 Nancy, 519, 401, 414, 341 Sheryl, 541, 328 Truman, 462, 388, 390 Ikard, Thomas, 459, 358 Iba, Moe, 175, 178 Irnbeau, Harvey, 486, 405, 410, 252 Imle, Robert, 218, 541, 251 Imtiiaz, Zohara, 436 Inciardi, Nilo, 421 Inderlied, Douglas, 541, 389, 304 Ingle, james, 486, 358, 368 Ingram, David, 569, 232, 272 Ingram, Gary, 541, 260 Inman, Lucia, 541, 414, 236 Inscoe, joseph, 462, 390 Irby, Michael, 519, 283 Irving, Clyde, 569 Irving, Ruben, 519, 354, 375, 442, 76 Irwin, David, 541 Irwin, R. Gene, 379 Irwin, Ralph, 205, 218, 222, 519, 301, 307, 310 Irwin, Richard, 569, 248 Irwin, Robert, 519, 350, 426, 427, 231, 272 Isa, Saba, 433 lselin, judith, 569, 329 Isham, jackie, 569 Islam, Mahfuza, 434, 436 Ison, David, 459 Ivester, Phyllis, 541, 317 Ivester, Sherry, 569, 236, 310 Ivey, Don, 541, 292 Ivey, Robert, 224, 569, 310 Ivy, Barbara, 519, 430, 259 Ivy, Mary, 329 1 jack, Eula, 486, 393 jack, Mary, 569, 428, 255 jack, Norma, 541, 341 jacks, Linley, 569 Hudspeth, joe, 486, 382 Huston, Eddie, 541 Huff, Donald, 356 Huffman, Don, -186 Huffman, julie, 519, 247 Huggins, Robert, 541, 336 Hug ons, Na.ncy, 568 Huggies, Austin, 486, 423 Hughes, Dorothy A., 259 Hughes, Dorothy Ann, 541, 430 Hughes, Elaine, 519 Hughes, jo, 568, 259 Hughes, Larry, 374 Hughes, Sara, 519, 317 Hughes, Steve, 214, Z Hughes, Tom, 519, 372 Hughev, Ruth, 541, 341 Huguelet, Anita, 458 Hula, Roger, 216, 23 Huling, Marcus, 568, 304 Hull, Gailya, 519, 328 Hull, Lawrence, 224, 541 Hulme une 446 , 1 , Humbyrd, Charles, 224 Humes, Carmi, 519, 365, 283 Hummel, Mary, 541, 317 Humphrey, Beckie, 421 Humphrey, Elizabeth, 541 Humphrey, George, 367 Humphrey, jane, 410, 328 Humphrey, Monita, 541, 442 Humphrey, William, 405 Humphreys, Franklin, 463, 390 Humphreys, Kenne'lh, 364 Hung, Stephen, 435 Hunkapillar, Darryl, 568, 380, 336 Hunshi, Ramesh, 368 Hunt, Anita, 519, 317 Hunt, judith, 568, 317 Hunt, Mary, 541, 259 Hunt, Patrick, 486 Hunt, Vance, 218, 541, 365, 284 Hunt Walter, 415, 447 jackson Charles, 569 jackson, Edward, 486, 358 jackson, Elliott, 542 jackson, john, 367 jackson, Robert, 569, 304 jackson, Ronald, 486, 370 jackson, Sue, 542, 341 jackson, Susan, 542, 239 jackson Tanya, 569, 325 jackson? Tommy, 215, 569, 168 jacobs, Carole, 569, 317 jacobs, Harry, 542, 3.14 jacobs, james, 542, 268 jacobs, jerry, 465 jacobs, Otilio, 569, 436 jacobs, Sherry, 569, 415 , 423, 280 jacobs, Susan, 519, 247 jacobson, jack, 168 jacoby, john, 216, 217, 223, 519, 369 jagadeesan, Poola, 434, 357 jagers, lessen, Russell, 486, 283 Stanley, 486, 361 james, Barbara, 569, 329 james, Carolyn, 542, 341 james, David, 486, 260 james, Ephriam, 542, 336 james, james, Fred, 389 Inda, 519, 415, 264 james, joe, 181 james, Martha, 519, 352, 413, 414, 247 james, Mary, 569, 329 james, Paul, 486, 365, 367 james, Richard, 569 james, Roy, 214, 172 james Vern, 381, 288 jtamison, judith, 569, 421, 247 jantz, Dale, 542 jantz, Ronald, 459 jannuary, Max, 569 janus, Pete, 569, 284 jarman, Ronnie, 381 Hunikf, Dean, 215, 486, 307, 309, 84, 12 Higgter, judith, 486, 415, 427, 230, 239, Hunters, Robert, 24, 568, 336 Hunting Hurley, ton, Mary, 568, 236 Patrick, 519, 304, 80 1-jursh, Virginia, 486, 236, 317 Hurst, jesse, 519, 233 Hurst, jimmy, 216. 519, 381 Hurst, Lee, 541. 431 jarrett, jerry, 542, 335 jarvis, Gary, 486, 375 jarvis, joseph, 519 jtay, Frank, 569, 268 jay, Gary, 485, 405, 240 jayyoussi, Maamun, 486, 387, 434 jeans, Lois, 542, 376, 341 jellress, janice, 559, 519, 352, 398, 399 400, 317 jeffrey, Frances, 313 jelfrey, john, 402 jeffrey, Ransy, 244 Hurst, Patricia. 103, 519, 395, 263, 80 Hurst, Sam. 519 Husain, Mohammed, 458, 436, 541, 433, 434 Husain, Zohara, 458 Huser, Herbert, 204, 215 Hussain, Mohammed, 434 Huston, Charles. 568. 272 Huston, Howard, 568, 272 Huston, Patricia, 568. 247 Hutcherson, Danny, 569 Hutcheson, Mary. 541 Hutchins, Don. 519, 309 Hutchinson, Barbara. 486, 296, 344 Hutson, Carol, 569. 239 Hutson, Karen, 569. 329 Hutton, Fnances. 569. 317 Hutton. Michael, 519, 288 Hyatt. Elizabeth. 519, 428, 267 Hyder, james, 519 I Ibrahim, ada. 458, 369. 43515 304 Ihle, David, 486. 372, 383, 1, 334, 336 Iiams, Larry, 569 Ikard, Karen, 541, 317 Ikard, Robert, 458, 353, 354 Page 606 jeljrey, William, 519, 428, 444 jeHries, Dwayne, 462, 388, 390 jelinek, Leon, 519 jelsma, johnie, 542. 376 jenkins, Michelle, 569, 325 jenkins, Teri, 352, 395 jenlink Carolyn, 569 jennings, Karen, 569, 313 jennings, Margaret, 569, 329 jennings, Patricia, 569, 317 jennings, Phillin, 519, 244 jensen, joel, 465, 391, 310 jensen, R. Allan, 487, 384 jernigan, Robert, 519, 244 jessup, Terry, 569. 287 jewett. Clinton, 463, 390 jobe, Russell, 213, 222, 24, 519 johns, jerrv. 519, 287 W. . johns, rllram, 487, 380. 304 johnson, Arthur, 542, 260 johnson, Austin, 569, 304 johnson, Barbara j., 329 johnson, Barbara O., 569 jojhnson, Billy, 569, 248 johnson. Bobby, 519, 354, 370, 373, 231, 1 81 johnson, Charles, 542 johnson, Cheryl, 357. 418 johnson, Clarence, 360 johnson, j ohnson, johnson, johnson, jolmson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, joyhnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, jolmson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, 72, 73 johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, 317 johnson, johnson, johnson, joh nson, joh nson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, Dale, 542 Darwin, 569 Delbert, 405 Dick, 542, 410, 426, 301, 304 Douglas, 519, 357, 366 Elanda, 487, 401, 424 Electra, 542, 341 Fannie, 569, 401, 424 Gary D., 519, 443 Gary W., 224, 569, 356, 270 Glenn, 569 Harry, 487, 417 Howard D., 24, 519, 336 Howard L., 569, 336 jack, 487, 367 james L., 542 james P., 542, 251 jana, 542 janice, 519, 280, 83 jerry A., S54 jerry L., 487 jerry N., 284 johnny, 569 judith, 487, 344 june, 542, 329 Kathleen, 569. 263 Kendall, 487, 358, 361, 251, Kenneth, 380 Larry, 569, 244 Marilyn E., 542, 329 Marilyn j., 329 Marilyn j., 569 Mary, 542, 419, 341 Maxey, 569, 264 Nancy G., 487, 72, 73, 80 Nancy L., 487, 542, 400, 414, Nancy S., 247 Patricia F., 569, 487, 403 Paul. 383, 386 Phillip. 219, 386, 310 Richard A., 542 Richard T., 283 Robert j., 542, 336 Robert L., 444 Robert M.. 268 Roy. 487. 380, 291 johnson, Vicki, 569, 341 johnson, Wade, 353. 363 johnson, Warren, 487 johnson, William. 569. 284 johnston, Allen, 569, 336 johnston, Caryl, 519, 267 johnston, Charles, 416 johnston, Hiram. 519 johnston, james j.. 214. 459, 405, 304 johnston, james O., 222 johnston, james Il.. 519 johnston, jeanette. 542, 247 johnston, jerry, 569 johnston, Leslie. 569. 336 johnston, Ovonual. 420 johnston, Paul. 487 jones, Ben, 569. 283 jones, Benny, 569, 335 jones, Bettye, 569, 35 jones, Bobbi, 542, 413, 414, 236, 82 jones, Charles, 542 jones, Claudia, 569, 404, 296 jones, Clifford, 519. 304 jones, Donald. 569, 304 jones, Edward, 542 jones, G,ail, 542, 336 jones, Gary, 569. 304 jones Harold, 519, 394 jones, james, 570. 248 jones, john. 570. 291 jonm, judith, 101. 542. 280 jones, Laiuana, 542, 267 jones, Larry D., 487, 367 jones, Larry G., 410 jones, Larrv L.. 519. 336 jones, Lynda, 570, 329 jones, Lynn, 542 jones, Malcome. 487. 417. 310 jones, Marcy, 570. 431. 280 jones, Marian, 519, 415, 267 jones, Morgan, 542 jones, Nancy E., 439 jones, Nancy G., 542, 267 jones, Nancy L., 520. 317 jones, Neil. 542. 416 jones, Patricia. 542. 341 jorgrtei, Patrick, 213, 222, 487, 424, 418, jones, Paul, 260 jones Paula. 542 10,1651 Randall, 487, 350, 354, 426, vo, 72, 73 jones, Robert K., 487, 357, 385, 426, 428 jones, Robert L.. 570, 336 jones Samuel 487 just, Glen, 542, 372 just, Loren, 487, 394, 410 justiss, Ruth, 542, 400, 239 K Kackley, james, 284 Kadir, Rtazia, 433, 434, 441 Kahle, Ronald, 319, 240 Kahoa, George, 386 Kalb, Helen, 570, 329 Kale, Dennis, 542, 276 Kalka, Robert, 520, 382, Kammerer, jacob, 570, 336 Kamp, Henrietta, 542, 255 Kapple, Fred, 410 Karch, George, 380 Karns, Don, 185 Karrenbrock, john, 381 Kasik, Emil, 462, 388, 390 Kaspereit, Don, 542, 304 Katua, Simeon, 459, 310 Kaufman, William, 217, 367 Kauk, Sharon, 333 Kavanagh, Patricia, 520, 341 Kay, Franklin, 212, 214, 22 Kay, Hershel, 570, 336 Kays, judy, 542, 264 Keairns, Dale, 351, 353, 354, 356, 446 Keale, Martin, 410, 420 Keathley, jackson, 570 Keathly, Donald, 542, 268 Keaton, David, 570, 310 Keck, Beverly, 542, N6 Keck, William, 304 Keechi, Mildred, 321 Keeney, Bobby, 488 Keeton, Don, 291 Keffer, Douglas, 218, 542, 287 Keller, jay, 364 Keirsey, james, 542, 439 Keirsey, Marilyn, 570, 313 Keith, Louis, 488, 384 Kimbro, Sandra, 543, 352, 300, 317 Kimbro, Sharon, 570, 317 Kimbrough, Kenneth, 24 Kimmel, Frank, 488, 418 Kimmell, Barbara, 520, 352, 440, 449, 247 Kincaid, Gary, 543 Kincaid, Ralph, 570, 243 Kincaide, Kenneth, 543, 437 Kinder, Gary, 213 Kinder, judy, 543, 379 Kindle, Bill, 417 King, Carole, 570 King, David, 488, 240 King, Edward, 543, 287 King, Gary A., 570, 543 King, Gary j., 570, 270 King, james, 570 King, john, 418 King, Judith, 570, 341 King, Karen, 570, 329 King, Kathie, 570, 341 King, Phyllis, 219, 543, 264 King Wendell 543 317 Kinkade, Robeit, 386 Keith, Norman, 488 Kelamis, Christine, 570, 395, 267 Kelle, Seglinda, 427, 236 Keller, Demarious, 390 Keller, Eddie, 520 Kelley, George, 380 Kelley, jack, 213, 488, 369, 430 Kelley, john, 542 Kelley, Mark, 488, 310 Kelley Ronald, 459, 353, 358, 361, 272 Kelly, john, 488, 359, 367, 369, 305 81 Kelly, Lloyd, 520 - Kelly, Lyle, 419, 175 Kelly, Mary, 570, 431, 296 Kelly, Paul, 570 Kelly, Rulll, 341 Kemp, Virginia, 239 Kemper, Nancy, 236 Kendall, Marilyn, 542, 445, 325 Kendall, Willmoore, 213, 222 Kendrick, Carolyn, 542, 317 Kendrick, Charlene, 488, 349, 414, 42, 247, 69, 72, 73, 82 Kendrick, jerry, 463, 388, 390 Kendrick, Larry, 570, 389 Kendrick, Virginia, 520, 401, 414, 317 Kennedy, Barbara, 542, 441, 264 Kennedy, Carl, 350, 449 Kennedy, Eveline, 488 Kennedy, jerry, 520 Kennedy, judith, 542, 341 Kennedy, Larry, 488, 379 Kennedy, Linda, 570, 395, 444, 333 Kennedy Paulette 570 313 , Kinkaid, Dennis, 570, 268 Kinkaid, Diane, 543, 247 Kinney, William, 393 Kinnison, janice, 488, 403, 405, 406, 300, 341 Kinsey, Genda, 96. 97, 488, 321 Kinyon, Henry, 181 Kinyon, jim, 488 Kioldegiorgis, Getahoun, 389 Kirby, Billy, 488, 372, 373, 310 Kirby, Gary L., 543 Kirby, Gary W., 488, 402 Kirby, jimmie, 488, 402 Kirchenbauer, john, 181 Kirk, Benny, 543 Kirk, Larry, 520, 240 Kirkeby, Karl, 543, 405, 287 Kirkland, Donald, 488, 235 Kirkpatrick, Edward, 523, 305 Kirkpatrick, David, 570, 256 Kirkpatrick, john, 465 Kirkpatrick, Mar , 520, 352 Kirkpatrick, Pauli 369 Kirtley, jerome, 570, 292 Kise, Carla, 570 Kishore, Brij, 459. 369, 434, 336 Kistler, Lavetta, 352, 415 Kitagawa, Kouiohi, 459, 336 Kittrell, Georgia. 489 Kittrell. james, 489, Sl, 353, 356, 72, 73, 81 Klein, Kenneth, 570, 287 Kletke, Darrel, 520 Kline, Russell, 489, 446 Klinetobe, Delmar, 543 Kloplenstein, Edward, 520, 231, 284 Klopp, john, 489, 350, 283 Klos, Kenneth, 220, 570, 310 Klotz, Bill, 570, 287 Kma Rahman, Knaus, Darrel, 459, 248 Knight, Karla 570, 236 ' Knight, Robert 570 Knippa jane 520, 441, 263 Kniopa, janet 570, 263 Knori Gerald 334 Knori Leon 570 Knott Everett 181 Knotts Lawrence, 217, 23, 385 Knowles Michael, 520 Koch, Charles, 489 Koch, Gary, 370 Koch, Richard, 570, 291 Koerner, Alma, 489, 400, 443, 321 Koka, Satyanarayana, 459, 386, 434 jonesj Sandra,,570. 232, 235 10355, Stanley, 350, 357, 366, 69. 72, 73, Q 124 jones. William, 220 jordan, Glenna, 487. 442. 341 jordan, M. Carole. 570. 317 jordan, Melba, 259, 83 jordan, Twilla, 520 jordan, William, 240 joyce B. Darleen. 487 joyce, Elirabeth, 259 joyce, j. C., 487, 288, 317 joyce, Linda, 267 joyner. Ellen, 404 juby. Marcus, 487, 374 juesohke. Thomas. 462. 388, 390 jumper, Ronald. 570. 310 jurgensen, james, 424 Kennemer, Bobby, 520, 417 Kennemer, Marjorie, 520 Kennemer, Sharon, 542, 341 Kenney, Leroy, 379 Kenney, Patsy, 488, 341 Kenneth, Darrell, 223 Kennicutt, Penelope, 520, 239 Kent, Edward, 520, 418 Kent, james, 542, 360 Kerby, Mary, 570, 264 Kerken, Karen, 341 Kerley. Robert, 520 Kernodle, Mickey, 520 Kerr, Fredric, 542, 305 Kerr, Robert, 389 Kershaw, Lanny, 542 Kesler, Martha, 542. 395, 317 Kessinger, Karen, 520, 321 Ketcham, Harriet, 520. 406, 329 Ketchum. William, 185 Ketring, john, 542 Keudell, Kenneth, 520, 283 Key, Gordon, 570 Key, Harold, 542. 386 Key, Kathryn, 430 Key, Richard, 520 Keys. Raymond, 488, 362, 364, 365, 272 Khan, Azzizar, 436 Khan, M. Alzal, 434 Khanna, jatindria, 434 Khatun, Siddiqua, 434, 436 Kickman, Martiha, 300 Kidd. Teddy, 215 Kiehn, Billy, 370 Kilgore, Lary, 488 Kilgore, Tony Lois, 520 Killian, Carol, 204. 543. 267 Killian, Edward, 488, 284 Kim. Kwan, 488, 424. 305 Kimberlin, Linda, 570, 239 Kokendoifer. George, 204, 216, 223, 489, 351, 301, 334, 337 Kolar, William, 386 Knight, jtames, 489 89 Koller, Don, 4 , 276 Koons, Harry, 520, 283 Koons, Raymond, 570 Korthase, Bob, 489, 248 Koscheski, Ted, 520 Koushanpour, Ali, 437 Krafka, Carlos Kramer, Wayne, 570 Kratoohvil. Linda, 570, 329 Kratz, Millard, 543, 392, 396, 426, 244 Krause, Earl, 543, 416 Krause, Gary, 521. 310 Krausse. Dona, 520, 329 Kraybill. Beniamin, 168, 171 Krejci, jude. 570 Kretchmar, Karen, 520. 395, 445, 329 Kretchmar, Larry. 520, 351, 353, 360 Kridler, Susan, 543 Krieger, james, 543 Krisman, Gary, 570. 232, 287 Krivy, Richard. 489 Krows, Dale, 570 Krueger, Betty, 543. 395. 341 Krueger. Patricia, 520, 352, 414, 441, 443, 236 Krug, Paula, 570, 329 Kuehne, james, 370 Kuguu, Masako. 543 Kuhn, Mary, 570, 333 Kumar, Nagalapur, 434 Kunkel, Larry, 543, 291 Kunneman, David, 443 Kunneman, Glenn, 443 Kuntz, Berry, 489, 375, 305 Kurth, Leslie, 520 Kurtz, Richard, 570, 305 Kutz, Margaret, 570, 239 Kuykendall, Audrey, 520, 341 Kuykendall, janis, 219, 520, 395, 397 408, M Kysar, Larry, 489, 353, 360 L Labrue, Edwin, 570 Labrue, Paul, 570 Laoall, joanne, 543, 236 Lacamp, Ira, 369 Lacey, Michael, 438 Lackey, Bill, 301 Lackey, George, 489, 354, 373, 383, 386, 256 Lackey, james, 359 Lackey, Teresa, 376 Lackey, William, 570, 305 Lacy, Dan, 489, 420 Ladd, janath, 570 Ladd, jerry, 213, 520 Lafevers, jonita, 570, 341 Lagggge, Willia.m, 215, 489, 230, Lafortune, Renee, 543, 236 Lagman, Rosalinda, 459, 321 Laird, Gary, 570 Lakey, Robert, 489 Lakin, jimmie, 520 Lalicker, Sharon, 570, 317 Laliwala, jitendra, 434 Laiirrliiar, Robin, 520, 400, 442, 300, Lamb, Ivan, HI, 305 Lambert, David, 489, 417, 444, 230 Lambert, Shirley, 268 Lambert, Thomas, 543, 279 Lambeth, jodyann, 571, 419, 263 Lamm, Gary, 571 Lammers, Donald, 380 Lancaster, Sydney, 571, 313 Lance, William, 465, 391 Landes, Richard, 521 Landgraf, Theodore, 543, 419 Landrith, Larry, 489 Landr'iLh, Terry, 489, 381 Lane, Bobby, 310, 543 Lane, Bonnie, 571, 341 Lane, jana, 543, 442, 341 Lane, Lee, 571, 260 Lane, Norman, 571, 389, 410, 305 Langley, james, 520, 287 Langley, Larry, 543, 421 Lan ton, William, 217, 23, 211 I nflord, Michael, 543, 405, 291 I nkford, Rosalee, 489, 400, 410, 424, 300, 317 I . man, Gary, 543, 410, 305 I anphere, Linda, 571, 264 ansden, joc P., 520 I nsclen joe W., 489, 423, 276 rason Anne, 520, 280, 79, 118 r e Ronald, 571 r ins Billie, 520, 321 arkins Carol. 520 arkins john, 489 arsh Alan, 543, 336 arson Larry, 380 ame David, 571, 248 asater Bobby, 571, 280 tchaw Linda, 543, 313 1 throp john, 489, 421, 588 atrf Mohanned, 434 atta john, 393 au Charles, 571 aubach Gerald, 375 aubach Lockawanna, 543, 341 aubhan Sydney, 543, 241 aughlin Richard, 571, 418, 260 auterbach, Michael, 124 awellrn Billie, 571, 428, 317 awhorn jerry, 543, 337 awley Elizabeth, 520, 329 awrence Harley, 205, 363 awrence Samir, 459, 59, 433, 444 wrence Tanya, 571, 317 awson judith, 571, 329 awson L. D., 571, 270 awson Linda, 571 awson Melba, 489, 393, 395, 397, 1 . I l 1 1 , I ! I ! 1 , I I 1 . I ! l - 3 414, 341 awyer, Sara, 415, 426, 442, 263 ayton, Barbara, 543, 414, 329 ayton, Charles, 571. 310 azenby, Denton, 543, 405 ea, Sandra, 520, 239 each, juddy, 571, 283 each, jymay, 543, 317 ader, Elizabeth, 571, 410, 442, 313 ke, jack, 168 Sal, Leonard, 216 ebeda, Beverly, 342 ebeda, Dennis, 216, 353, 360, 256 ee, Ann, 543, 236 - , Chan, 435 -' Charles, 543, 406, 410 ee, Darrell, 571, 291 - , Erlene, 352, 404, 413, 414, 441, 264 ee, Huey, 45 ee, james, 543. 305 ee, Kathryn, 571. 317 ee, Linda, 543, 395, 236 -' Marshall, 543 ee, Piluan, 435 ee, Roger, D4 Shing, 45 '- Siew, 369 -- Teh, 435 - , Ting, 490, 357, 366, 435 -- Weinyin, 435 ee, William F., 490, 284 Lee, William H., 520 Lee, William R., 543, 426, 251, 305 Leech, james, 218, 283 Leese, Mary, 543, 267 Lelller, Gerre, 280 Leforce, Henry, 520, 244 Leforce, Leroy, 571, 337 Leforce, Virginia, 543, 263 Legako, Ronal, 520, 354, 376, 426, 256, 78 Legg, jerry, 380 Leggett, Gary, 571 Leigh, Peggy, 571 Leino, jack, 520, 292 Leitner, Michael, 334 Leland, john, 490, 358, 361 Lemburg, Duane, 465, 391 Leming, William, 168, 172 Lemon, Donna, 352 Lemonnier, Sandra, 96, 97, 219, 543, 352, 441, 264, 80 Lemons, julianne, 571, 313 Lemons, Mark, 571 Lentz, Alice, 490 Lentz, judith, 520 Leona.rd, john, 218, 543, 228 Leonard, Robert, 571 Leslie, Larry, 571, 284 Leslie, Robert, N., 543, 428, 235 Leslie, Robert W., 543 Lessly, Roy, 571 Lester, Charles, 520, 365, 367, 305 Lester, Dexter, 384, 386 Lester, Lita, 419 Lester, Paul, 571. 447. 310 Lester Vicky, 543, 329, 83 Legtflbtworth, iames, 215, 520, 301, 307, Letterman, Virginia. 543, 317 Leung, Tat, 520, 435 Levine, Peter. 419 Levy, joyce, 571, 341 Levy, Linda, 490. 321 Lewallen, Richard, 405 Lewellen. Michael. 571, 291 Lewis, Billy, 571. 310 Lewis, Bobby. 416 Lewis, Gary, 543. 283 Lewis, Rocky, 571 Lewis, john, 571. 270 Lewis, Linda, 543 Lewis, Lavem, 571 Lewis, Nancy, 520, 351, 399, 427, 263, 83 Lewis, Robert. 571 Lewis, Sam, 543 Ley, Charles, 571. 279 Li, Chienlung. 435 Li, Ching, 435 Liaw, Boen, 435 Lietzke, Louise, 520, 430, 342 Liggett, Linda. 543, 342 Lightfoot, Phillio, 543 Liahtner, Carl, 520, 283 Lilly, Donald. 490 Lin, Mau, 435 Lin, Song. 375 Lindley, Harold. 490 Lindley, Linda, 543. 247 Lindley, Richard, 490, 353 Lindley, Robert. 490. 427. 270, 80 Lindsay, Linda K., 543, 247 Lindsay, Linda L., 521, 419, 264 Lindsay, Mariyln, 543. 342 Lindsey, Charles, 490, 360 Lindsey, jerry, 571, 305 Lindsey, Robert, 571, 248 Line, joe, 490 Lingelbaoh, Daniel, 35, 434 Link, Louis, 544. 305 Link, Michael, 358 Linley, Bob, 230 Linn, Howard. 571. 310 Linsenmeyer, Donald, 175, 179 Lipscomb. john, 307 Lisenby, josenh, 571, 283 Liston, Ronald. 571. 310 Liszeo, Lloyd. 571. 305 Litchenburg, Marlis, 571. 313 Litle, Larry. 490. 394, 427, 260 Litondo. john, 571, 310 Litsey, Mary, 521, 352, 395, 329 Little, Dale, 544. 230, 260 Little, Glenda, 521, 442, 342 Little, Hazel, 544. 317 Little, johnny, 544 Lige, Marilyn, 490, 399, 400, 415, 2 , 342 Little, Michael, 571 Little, William, 337 Littleton, Marv, 521, 317 Liu, Ping, 435 Livesay, Barbara, 544, 333 Livesay, Donald, 571 Livingston, jerry, 544. 305 Livingston, Marvin, 490 Lloyd, Carolyn, 490 Lloyd, Charles. 544. 370 Llovd, Sam, 490, 350, 54, 393, 72, 73, 80 Loafmann, Thomas, 463, 390, 256 Locasso. Richard, 571, 430, 260 Lock. Richard, 521, 375 Lockhart, Bruce, 521. 310 Loelfelholz, john. 490 Loe1l'ler, Diana, 352. 419, 426, 296 Loefller, Norman, 393 LoeH1er, Patsy, 571, 419, 296 Loepp, janis, 571. 401, 408, 410, 325 Loftiss, jimmie, 521 Logsdon, Barbara, 544, 406, 329 Logsdon, Saundra, 571, 408, 410, 33 Lo ue, Morris, 490 Logimeyer, Sylvia, 571, 400, 264 Lohrey, john, 459, 393 Lollman, Hildegarde, 544, 402, 317 London, Charles, 521, 50 Long, Anna, 544 Long, Charles, 387 Long, David, 544, 386 Long, Glenelyn, 571, 406, 428, 264 Long, james D., 490, 373, 387 Long, james G., 521 Long, james M., 490, 387 Loggi, jean, 490, 399, 400, 414, 300, Long, Keith, 381 Long, Peggy, 571, 264 Long Robert, 571, 555, 76 Long: Virgie, 571 Longmire, Katheryn, 571, 329 Looney, Claudia, 352, 236 Looney, Don, 490, 235 Lorance, Elmer, 572, 490, 412, 449 Lord, Richard, 380 Lorenz, Donna, 401, 342 Loucks, Tanya, 521, 267 Loudenback, Douglas, 572, 232, 288 Love, Katherine, 521, 255 Love, Phillip, 363 Love, Rodney, 490, 120 Lovell, Mary, 520, 446, 325 Lovell, Richard, 572, 272 Lovett, Larry, 572, 284 Lovett, Roy, 572 Lowe, Sharron, 386, 400, 414 Lowery, jo, 572, 321 Lowrey, Linda, 521, 395, 263 Lowrey, Robert, 361 Lowry, George, 288 Lowry, james, 544, 231, 275, 123 Lowry, jimmy, 521 Lowry, joe, 572 Lowry, Marylee, 572, E6 Loy, David, 243 Lo , james, 387 Luber, Eugene, 491, 387 Lucas, Billy, 23, 491, 372 Ltgcgzi, David R., 491, 353, 366. 405, Lucas, David V.. 491, 405, 248 Lucas, jerry, 544 Lucas, Michadl. 462, 376 Lucas, Oren. 491, 417, 337 Luckinbill, Dennis, 218, 544, 251 Ludwig, Steven, 491, 358, 364 Lugar, Sharon, 491. 317 Lugeanbeal, jack, 544. 337 Luker, Marlene, 572, 342 Lum, Tim, 435 Luman, Larry, El, 521 Lumbers. Theresa, 221 Lundy. james, 204, 223, 491, 270 Lung, Susan, 572 Lunsford, Sara. 544. 259 Lusk, Gerald, 544, 305 Lusk, Linda, 219, 544. 230, 236 Luther, Donald, 463, 390 Luther, Tama, 459 Luton, Larry, 491 Luttrell, joyce, 491, 247 Lutz, Lawrence, 301, 334 Lyhene, Sondra, 491. 395. 239 Lynoh, Adrienne, 572, 317 Lynch, Barbara. 317 Lynch, Helen, 491 Lynch, Robert. 572, 402, 284 Lynes, Larry, 369 Lynn, Arthur, 544 Lyon, David. 428. 288 Lyon, Don, 213, 572, 521, 268, 168 M Mabry, Bobby, 521 Mace. Norma, 544, 333 Mackie, Bert, 544 Mackie, W. Neil, 572 Mackintosh, William, 491, 305 Maddox, Don, 572 Maddux, C. Owen, 216, 521, 360 Maddux, Larry, 360, 248 Mael. Patsy, 544, 33 Magerkurth, Larry, 521 Magness, Rosemary, 572, 323 Magnuson, james, 521, 244, 175, 179 Maguire, Laurence, 572, 244 Mahaffey. Martha. 491, 317 Mahan, james, 544. 283 Mahar, john, 572, 276 Mailath. Nancy, 491. 415. 342 Main, Doris. 544, 403. 406, 342 Mains, Carolyn, 572. 342 Maisel, john, 168, 172 Maisel, Patricia. 491 Maitlen, Darrell. 572 Maiors, Eddie, 572 Maloy, janette, 521, H Maloy, Patricia, 491, 280 Mandeville, Craig, 216, 23, 491, 291 Maneerat. C. Manees, Sharon, 521, 296 Maness, George, 410 Mann, Louie, 188 Mann, Wilfred, 572, 337 Manning, johnny, 544, 429, 235 Manning, Russell. 521, 432, 283 Mannsohreck, Karlson, 491, 353, 360, 256 Mannschreck, Stanley, 572, 337 Manring, Patricia, 491, 406, 263 Mansfield, Carolyn, 521, 52, 244 Mansker, Sandra, 521 Manuel, Darrell, 521, 337 Mapp, Dorothy, 442 March, john, 491 Marchesoni, Valentine, 370 Marcotte, Diiana, 572, 329 Maret, Elizabeth, 572, 4-41, 244 Maritt, Donald, 572, 283 Markham, Richard, 491, 350, 449, 231, 248, 79 Markham, Wade, 391, 465 Marler, Howard, 371 Marler, Monty, 572 Marlow, jerry, 491, 251 Marrs, jerry, 380 Marsh, jim, 521, 419, 243 Marsh, Linda, 572, 317 Marsh, Monte, 405 Marsh, Phil, 521, 287 Marsqhall, Brenda, 521, 329 Marshall, Frederick, 364 Marshall, james, 216 Marshall, Larilla, 544, 342 Marshall, Mary, 544, 403, 404, 342 Martens, Lawny, 572, 367, 305 Marti, lose, 544, 536 ,252 ,259,329 Martin, Andrew, 572 Martin, Betty A., 491 Martin, Betty K. Martin, Betty L., 544, 402, 403, 412 Martin, Betty S., 491, 236 Martin, Charles, 521, 442, 337 Martin, Charlya, 544, 333 Martin, Donna, 491, 412, 419, 296 Martin, Doris, 521, 329 Martin, Emory, 357, 362, 366 Mzsgtin, Everett, 521, 373, 377, 379, Martin, jane, 521, 441, 446, 255 Martin, jerry I., 544 Martin, jerry W., X Martin, jimmie, 448 Martin, judith, 521, 280 Martin, judy, 412 Martin, Keith, 464, 391 Martin, Mary H., 572, 267 Martin, Mary L., 572, 329 Martin, Richard, 381 Martin, Fnbert D., 491, 367 Martin, Roberta, 544, 414, 441, 267 Martin, Sandra, 491 Martin, Susan, 572, 442 Martin, Timothy, 427 Martin, Tommy, 544, 271 Martin, Vemon, 544 Martins, William, 572, 337 Marx, Patricia, 572, 401, 325 Mason, Donald Ralph, 491 Mason, Donald Ray, 572, 361, 363, 0 Mason, Harry, 491, 369, 251 Mason, james, 367 Mason, jon, 492, 288 Mason, joyce, 572, 318 Mason, Robert, 544, 305 Masri, Kais, 387 Massad, Carol, 342 Massaro, Harry, 572 Massau, Caro, 572 Massey, Marilyn, 352 Massey, Priscilla, 544, 406, 414, 419, 421, 318 Mastin. Robert, 492, 35, 268, 124 Matalucci, Rudolnh, 459 Matheny, Michael, 572, 232, 283 Mathews, Karen, 544, 267 Mathews, Wesley, 572 Mauhis, jerry, 572 Matlock, Roy, 572, 305 Matthews, Fnank, 492 Matthews, Gary, 205, 214, 492, 421 Matthews, j. L., 360 Matthews, james, 521, 386, 81 Matthews, ohn 072 370 1 . ' , Magthews, Lynda, 492, 398, 259, 71, Matthews, Wilma, 572, 325 Matts, Paula, 544, 329 Mauch, Fred, 492 Mauel, Robert, 365 Maulc, Linda, 544, 32 Maurer, Susan. 521, 342 Maust, Ronald, 260 Maves, Dennis, 572, 389, 310 Maxey, Larry, 572, 243 Maxson, Georgia, 572, 318 Maxson, joe, 492, 374 Maxwell, Burton, 521 Maxwell, joyce, 521, 352, 412, 415, 300, 318 Maxwell, judy, 403, 404 Maxwell, Robert, 572 Maxwell, Vickie. 521, 428, 259 May, Sherry, 492 May, William, 572 Mayfield, Carroll, 572, 275 Mayfield, john, 492 Mayfield, Lynn, 521, 235 Mayhall. jerry, 521 Mays, Victor, 492, 372 McAbee, Barbara, 465. 391, 321 McAdams, jerry, 492, 350, 353, 366, 427, 231, 252 McAdams, William. 521, 232, 279 McAlister, james, 544 McAlister, jerry, 572, 305 McAlister, Patricia, 572 Dee 544 8 410 26 McAulay, , , 40 , , 3 McBride, Kenneth, 572 McBride, Sandra, 544. 404, 296 McCabe, john, 214, 521, 84 McCa1lree, Donald. 572. 288 McCallie, james, 462. 388, 390 McCartney, jesse, 492 McCarty, Daniel, 521, 275, 181 McCarty, jack, 521, 361, 305 McCase, john, 252 McCasland, David, 572, 310 McCasland, Mratqha, 544, 342 McCauley, Marianne, 492, 392, 447, 280 McClain, jiames, 521, 406, 291 McClain, jerry, 459 McClain, judith, 544, 318 McClain, Patricia, 544, 247, 82 McC1aran, Virgil, 459 McClaren, Anne, 572, 431, 236 McClea.ry, Raymond, 572, 305 McClellan, Hal, 492, 235 McClendon, Claude, 521, 421, 447 McClung, jimmie, 544 McClure, Samuel, 492, 386, 448 McCollum, Harold, 572, 445, 248 McCollum McCollum McComas, McComas, , Phillip, 367 , Thomas, 544, 380, 232, 240 Colman, 572, 235 Kenneth, 544, 337 McComas, Mary, 492, 424, 255 McCombs, Robert, 573, 305 McConell, Diana, 573, 333 McConnell, james, 218, 544, 292 McCord, joe, 423 McCord, Patricia, 544, 255 McCormick, Robert, 492, 353, 366, 287 McCoy, Billy, 544 McCoy, james C., 464, 391 McCoy, james H., 521, 244, 305 McCoy, Ray, 544, 305 McCracken, Charles, 181 McCracken, Robert, 492, 268 McCrary, Milton, 521, 406, 305 McCray, Bryce, 492, 417 McCray, Earl, 374 McCrei ht, Trudie, 573, 329 McCrosiey, Beluagean, 492 McDaniel, Gerald, 224 McDaniel, Glenn, 544, 310 McDaniel, james, 492. 337 McDaniel, Kenneth, 573, 386, 337 McDaniel, Carleen, 492, 398, 399, 424, 442, 318 Mczlganiel, William, 544, 244, 181, McDa.ris, Douglas, 573, 260 McDonald, james, 405, 406 McDonald, Lyman, 521, 354, 256 McDonald, Rodney, 573 McDonald, Sara, 521, 321 McDougal, Billy, 465, 391 McDowell, Robert, 492 McElhannon, Olan, 389 McElroy, Donna, 573, 329 McEndar1er, Eduard, 365 McEntirc, john, 521, 380 McFadden, Gordon, 544, 260 McFadin, Louis, 545 McF,a1l, Phil, 545, 291 McFarland, William, 168, 173 McFarlane, Lynda, 100, 545, 280 McFeely, Dennis, 573, 337 McFeeters, jimmie, 493 McFeeters, Thomas, 231 McGa1ha, Charles, 521, 446, 244, 305 McCroskey, David, 544, 418, 414 McCroskey, Donald, 224, 573 McCroskey, john, 544 McCue, john, 573, 305 McCullough, Herman, 492, 419 McCullough, Linda, 544, 232, 263 McCullough, Teresa, 573, 263 McCune, janice, 352 McCune, Susan, 544, 430, Z9 McCurley, Nelda, 521, 318 McCurry, Robert, 544, 337 McDaniel, Darrel, 369 McDaniel, Era, 573, 259 McGal1iard, Sandra, 544, 323 McGee, Cleo. 521, 287 McGee, Robert, 521, 393 McGee, Tommy, 545, 288 McGeehon, Michael, 521, 283 McGeehon, Nancy, 533, 342 McGehee, james, 573 McGehee, Robert, 213, 521 McGough, Mikeal, 544 McGowan, Linda, 573, 313 McGowen, Howard, 573, 305 McGregor, Dan, 291 McGrduer, Deorsey, 464, 391 McGugin, joyce, 521, 329 McGuire, Brenda, 573, 318 McGuire, Floyd, 493, 276 McGuire, Karen, 21, 545, 329 McGuire, Richard, 545, 305 McGuire, Robert, 521 McGurl, Gilbert, 445 Mcllhaney, jesse, 545 Mcllhaney, john, 493, 358, 361, 364 Mclntyre, Linda, 545, 318 Mcjunkin, Bettie, 52, 236 Mcjunkin, Thomas, 545, 336 McKane, Paul, 545, 291 McKay, junior. 573, 545, 336 McKay, Kay, 573, 267 McKay, Mildred, 329 McKenzie, jane, 493 McKenzie, joe, 522 McKenzie Walter, 522, 185 McKinney, Frank, 410 McKinney, james, 214, 222, 52 McKnight, Stephen, 573. 260 McLaren, Danny, 522, 287 1V1cLaughlin, janice, 545, 263 McLaughlin, james, 573 McLaury, Ray, 493 Page 607 Roberta, 494, 401, 264 Metzen, Wendell, 545, 310 McLean, Alvin, 364 McLean, jimmy, 573, 337 McLean, judith, 573, 342 McMa,han, james, 52 McManem.in, Lois, 573, 263 McMann, Mary, 52, 445, 325 McMasters, jesse, 493, 360 McMichael, Donald, 573, 367 McMichael, Samuel, 383 McMillan, Ronald, 573 McMillen, Victor, 573 McMil1in, Bobby, 545 McMinimy, Stewart, 493, 353, 369 McMurtry, Leonard, 493, 360 McNally, Mary, 545, 329 McNaughten, Gary, 52, 337 McNeill, Perry, 367 McNett, judith, 573, 264 McNeW, Thomas, 493, 447, 248 McNutt, Philip, 545 McPherson, Donald, 427 McPherson, Hugh, 52 McPherson, Donald, 427 McQueen, janet, 522 McRoberts, Karen, 573, 323 McShea, George, 545, 231, 279 McSwain, Larry, 52, 448 McSwain, Sharon, 545, 239 McVey, jeanette, 493, 318 McWatters, Larry, 573, 305 McWl1erter, Michael, 573, 268 McWhirter, johnny, 52 Mead, Terry, 52, 405, 410, 252 Meade, Richard, 188 Meadows, Robert, 260 Means, Anothony, 522 Means, jim, 493, 283 Means, Pamela, 573, 267 Meek, Barbara, 52, 247 Meek, William, 573, 310 ' Meeks, Alva, 22, 493, 379, 337 Meeks, Linda, 219, 493, 263 MeFford, Marcia, 545, 247 Megee, judy, 573, 32 Meglgs, Patricia, 573 Me egan, Charles, 52, 287 Mehlhom, Linda, 573, 329 Meller, Elvin, 52 Mellin, jefrey, 522, 402, 272 Melton, Billy, 540, 305 Melton, Harold, 540, 382 Menifee, Sara, 545, 427, 230, 247 Merchant, Dorris, 52, 231 Meriable, Hiarold, 573, 337 Merle, Roger, 573 Merrill, Lindsley, 545, 264 Merriman, Charles, 374 ' Merritt, Max, 493 Mersch, Catherine, 545, 318 Mersch, Grayson, 185 Messall, Charles, 573, 445, 305 Messenger, Myrna, 52, 449, 267 Messler, jams, 493, 287 Metcalf, Danny, 52, 188 Metcalf, Kenneth, 545, 232, 295 Metcalf, Lawrence, 545, 231, 271 Metscher, Richard, 573, 252 Megler, Larry, 545, 354, 426, 447, 2 8 Metzger, Patricia, 342 Meyer, Allen, 545, 244 Meyer, Anna, 459 Meyer, Dean, 52, 325 Meyer, Delma, 573, 419, 443, 325 Meyer, George, 463, 390 Meyer, Ronnie, 545, 337 Meyer, Wayne, 443 Mezger, Carolyn, 573 Michael, james, 406, 410 Mickle, Vivian, 573, 404, 264 Mickle, jim, 368 Micock, Nancy, 333 Middlebusher, jerry, 493, 240 Middleton, john, 573, 337 Midgley, jeanne, 573, 267 Mielenz, Linda, 573, 318 Migliore, Mary, 573, 410, 318 Migliore, Roscoe, 493, 291 Mikles, Dora, 573, 313 Mikles, Perry, 212, 522, 287 Mikuls, Robert, 573, 305 Milacek, Alan, 213, 22 Milacek, Patricia, 493, 393 Milan, Robert, 573, 337 Milberger, Stanford, 493 Milbum, Carolyn, 573, 400, 318 Mildfelt, William, 522, 445, 276 Miller, Andy, 573, 416 Miller, Arthur, 573 Miller, Bluford, 493, 305 Miller, Bruce, 354, 244 Miller, Bruce, 52 Miller, Carol A., 573, 318 Miller, Carol K., 545, 280 Miller, Charles W., 522, 283 Miller, Charles W., 545, 251 Miller, Cheryl, 573, 42, 296 Miller, Daniel, 545 Miller, Darrel, 367 Miller, David, 573, 337 Miller, Emma, 429 Miller, Erna G., 573, 342 Miller, Frank, 573, 235 Miller, Gaylen, 493 Miller, George, 522 Miller, Glenda, 522, 321 Miller, Gloyd, 464, 465 Miller, Henderson, 216, 217, 522, 358, 447, 337 Miller, jack, 545, 301, 310 Miller, james R., 573, 275 Page 608 Miller, james W., 545, 251 Miller, jimmy, 493, 372, 373, 448, 78 Miller, junior, 391 Miller, Lawrence, 416 Miller, Lois, 522, 352, 415, 441, 230, Moore, john W., 231 Moore, Larry, 574, 336 Moore, Leo, 216, 223 Moore, Lewellen, 494 Moore, Martha, 545, 236 Moore, Mary, 52, 321 247, 76 Miller, Loyal, 545, 391 Miller, Marideth, 493, 230, 280 Miller, Mary A., 574, 318 Miller, Mary S., 574, 3118 Miller, Michael, 168, 173 Miller, Nancy, 493, 236 Miller, Pamela, 574, 263 Miller, Quint, 574 Miller, Rudean, 52 Miller, Sally, 445 Miller, Sandra, 574, 342 Miller, Sue, 545, 247 Miller, Verona, 342 Miller, Virginia, 247, 493 Milligan, Dale, 459, 235 Milligan, Dean, 574 Millirons, George, 574 Mills, john, 545 Mills, Robert, 493, 379 Mills, Sharon, 574, 263 Millsap, Franklin, 387 Millsap, Robert, 493, 243 Millsap, Sarah, 574, 318 Millspauaugh, Walter, 574 Milner, Michael, 522 Milner, Robert, 545, 283 Milton, Annette, 574, 323 Mingus, Carolyn, 52, 431, 264 Minlh, Tran, 464, 388, 391 Minnich, Basil, 574, 337 Minor, jack, 419, 181 Minson, Derrell, 574 Minson, Vemon, 574, 305 Miracle, jimmy, 493 Mires, Ralph, 545, 439 Miskovsky, Carol, 574, 236 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moo re, Moo re, Max, 419 Michael, 545, 354 Patricia, 494, 397, 321 Peggy, 494, 407, 325 Robert E., 405 Moore, Robert H,, 406, 430 Moore, Roger, 52, 430 Moore, Sue, 545, 421 Moore, Wayne, 464 Moore William, 494 337 Moorhead, Helen, 494, 441, 321 Moran, Evelyn, 545, 352, 432, 280 Moran, Michael, 545, 284 Morehouse, Nancy, 574, 415, 429, 267 Moreton, Clarence, 464, 391 Morey, Mary, 494, 321 Morford, jim, 574, 428, 235 Morgan, john, 545, 410, 305 Morgan, Kathy, 574, 344 Morgan, Marilynn, 574, 419, 313 Morin, Victor, 574, 271 Morris, Arthur, 494, 357 Morris, Donna, 52, 325 Morris, Dow, 545, 310 Morris, Marilyn, 574, 330 Morris, Melvin, 574 Morris, Mount, 546, 337 Morris Phillip, 494, 356 Morris Robert, 287 , Morris, Nay, janice, 574, 330 Neal, Lloyd, 546, 295 Neale, Mary, 574, 259 Nease, Charles, 495, 284 Neblett, George, 575, 284 Needham, Barbara, 546, 318 Neel, james, 546, 310 Neet, Fred, 523 Nell, Dale, 546, 271 Nelson, Carroll, 495 Nelson, Charles, 546, 260 Nelson, Claude, 365 Nelson, Connie, 575, 342 Nelson, Darrell, 495, 417, 42 Nelson, Gordon, 360 Nelson, jimmy, 546, 181 Nelson, Nancy, 442 Nelson, Richard, 523 Nelson, Robert, 523 Nelson, Roseanna, 523, 236 Nelson, Sherri, 575 Nelson, Stanley, 523 Nesbitt, Barbara, 546, 300, 330 Nestle, james, 546, 291 Netherton, Nicky, 575, 235 Neuberger, Gary, 575, 305 Neuens, Kenneth, 439 Neumann, Loretta, 575, 325 Neunie, james, 311 Neuschaefer, james, 575, 310 Newbauer, Lewis, 546, 310 Newberry, Carl, 546 Newby, Warren, 52.3, 389, 310 Newell, Carol, 523, 239 Newell, jon, 523, 305 Newman, Carroll, 495, 407, 268 Newman, Cecilia, 495, 321 Mitchell, Allen, 410 Mitchell, Brian, 421 Mitchell, Carol, 574, 395, 247 Mitchell, David, 462, 388, 390, 244 Mitchell, james B., 574, 305 Mitchell, james L., 522, 288 Mitchell, jerry, 52 Mitchell, Kenneth, 493 Mitchell, Linda D., 52, 423 Mitchell, Linda L., 493, 318 Mitchell, Melvin, 545, 405, 421, 310 Mitchell, Nanette, 574, 318 Mitchell, Ray, 522 Mitchell, Ronald, 574, 268 Mitchell, Sammy, 494, 305 Mitchell, Sharon, 362, 447 Mitchell, Thomas, 522, 337 Mitchell, Warren, 52, 310 Mize, Sara, 545, 264 Moal, Denise, 436 Mobley, Geraldine, 545, 342 Mock, Richard, 545, 260 Moffatt, Lewis, 494, 287 Moffatt, Pricella, 545. 343 MoHett, Linda, 574, 333 Mohamad, Zaki, 374 Mohan, Pyare, 459, 359, 434 Morris Ronald, 52 Morrison, Denver, 52 Morrison, Larry, 494 Morrison, Mary, 574, 263 Morrison, Wesley, 216, 494, 268 Morrow, Coy, 574, 359, 305 Morrow, Linda, 410, 574, 264 Morwood, jim, 547, 268 Moshar, Hayedeh, 546, 342 Mosher, Ronald, 52 Mosier, Daryl, 405, 406 Moss, David, 546, 268 Moss, Robert, 574 Mossma.n, Edward, 393, 398 Mostrom, Fredrick Mote, jimmy, 276 Mote, Rosalee, 522 Moulden, Marleen, 574, 264 Moulton, Frauls, 574, 295 Moulton, Helen, 91. 52, 352, 318 Mount, Gary, 459, 381 Mount, William, 574, 305 Mouss, Edward, 546, 417 Moxley, joy, 523, 321 Moxley, Michael, 523, 291 Moyer, William, 218, 546, 283 Moyers, Steven, 217, 546, 426, 272 Muck, Frances, 546, 242 Muegge, jeanie, 523, 419, 239 Mueggenborg, Thomas, 217, 546, 444, 279 Muggy, jucly, 574, 330 Muir, Sharon, 574, 404, 255 Mukes, Elarryo, 24, 574, 305 Newman, Imon, 575, 310 Newman, judith, 575 Newman, Linda, 120 Newman, Morgan, 546 Newmark, Susan, 523, 247 Newsome, Lora, 575, 344 Mohiuddin, Mohammed, 433, 434 Mohr, William, 545 Mohsen, Haddad, 433 Moldrup, Wilson, 574 Molina, Luis, 436 Mollett, Patricia, 574, 342 Monahan, james, 305 Moninger, David, 52, 268 Monk, Carl, 545. 392, 427, 430, 292 Monks, Billy, 494 Monnot, Charles, 445 Monroe, Charles, 574 Monsef, Hadi, 494, 365, 337 Montgomery, Charles, 463, 388, 390 Montgomery, Donna, 522, 296 Montgomery, Edward. 494, 291 Montgomery, Keith, 367 Montgomery, Nancy, 545, 352, 420, 247 Montgomery, Duane, 522 Montgomery, Robert, 545, 288 Montgomery, Sharon, 545, 263, 329, 120 Montgomery, Sheryl, 522 Montgomery, Terry. 52, 410, 421 Moody, johnny, 574 Moody, Michael, 215. 494. 410, 438 Moon, Raymond. 545. 381, 310 Moon, Robert, 52. 444 Moon, Thomas, 52, 268 Mooney, Earl, 52. 406 Mooney, Susan, 574. 329 Mooradian, Harry. 522, 305 Moore, Albert. 545 Moore, Alda, 522. 330 Moore, Barbara. 52. 397, 296 Moore, Billy, 574. 337 Moore, Brenda, 296 Moore, Carolyn A., 406 Moore, Carolyn S., 574, 333 Moore, Carrie, 52. 352. 264 Mge, Dorothy, 494, 395, 445, 300, Moore, Llewellyn. 296 Moore, Eugene, 494 Moore, Georgianna, 522, 403, 405, 342 Moore, Harry, 494, 275 Moore, Howard, 574. 418, 283 Moore, jacquelyn. 574, 424. 236 Moore, jimmie, 574. 402, 288 Moore, john D., 337 Mullen, james, 574, 292 Muller, Phillip, 382, 443 Muller, Richard. 546. 376, 382, 443 Mullinax, jeri, 574, 318 Mullins, Erin, 494 Mullman, Otto, 546. 362, 251, 124 Mumford, Sondra, 546, 404, 427 Munc , Donald, 462, 390, 438 Munslii, Rameshchland, 434 Murdock, Lloyd, 523, 372, 373, 240 Murphy, judith, 574, 342 Murphy, Kathryn, 494. 280 Murphy, Owen, 215, 494 Murphy, Rena, 546, 330 Murphy, Sharon, 430 Murray, Robert, 574, 305 Murrow, john, 523, 402, 272 Murtuza, Athar, 434, 436 Musgrave, Stanley, 386 Mussa. Robert, 523 Musselman, james, 523, 301, 302, 305 Myers, Charles, 546 Myers, Charlotte. 494, 255 Myers, Donald. 574. 252 Myers, Edward, 495 Myers, Homer, 574, 284 Myers, james, 24, 574 Myers, Stephen. 546. 310 Myers, Terrel, 574, 287 Myles, Philip, 546. 291 Myrick, Edwin, 546, 288 N Naegeli, Darryl, 368 Nagar, Arvind, 494, 358, 361, 362, 368, 418, 421, 434, 124 Nagel, Carl, 546. 260 Naik, Bhimrao, 459, 432, 434 Nail, Nicholas, 462. 390 Nall, Elizabeth, 546, 330 Nall, Sue, 401, 442, 280 Nalu, Mowaflak, 369, 433 Nance, Dwight, 574 Narmore, Charles, 23, 523, 305 Nash, Nancy, 574, 404, 247 Nasseri, Faramarz, 523. 305 Nasution, Mohamad, 523. 434 Nation, Linda, 546. 430. 236 Nauman. Mack, 523. 271 Navai, Houshang, 437 Newton, Cynthia, 575, 342 Ng, Daniel, 495, 435 Ng, Tack, 42 Nicholas, Carl, 523, 305 Nicholas, Samuel, 575, 240 Nichols, Anthony, 379 Nichols, Bobby, 546, 337 Nichols, Carolyn, 296 Nichols, Charles, 380 Nichols, Gary, 523, 260 Nichols, jerry, 427, 288 Nichols, Nedra, 523, 252 Nichols, Norris, 386 Nichols, Terry, 575, 405 Nichols, Trena, 546, 318 Nicholson, Victor, 495 Niece, Stanley, 523 Nightengale, jack, 463, 390 Ni htengale, Louis, 462, 390, 256 Nifes, Gertrude, 523, 415, 330 Nimmo, Charles, 546, 405 Nimmo, Linda, 575, 404, 342 Nimmo, Sherry, 546, 404, 318 Nittler, David, 546, 359, 287 Nitzel, james, 575, 310 Nivens, judy, 575, 342 Nix, jolane, 575, 330 Nix, Patsiann, 495, 344 Noble, Larry, 523, 310 Noel, Rebecca, 575, 296 Noel, Ton a, 575, 400, 408, 410, 263 Nokes, Billl 495, 387, 418 Noling, Stephen, 370 Noonan, Gary, 495, 240 Norman, Don, 495, 22 Norman, Norval, 495, 367, 421 Norman, Ronald, 575, 291 Norris, Clarence, 416 Norris, Donald, 23, 523, 301, 334, 337 Norris, Ethan, 546, 244 Norris, Glenn, 495 Norris, Patricia, 575, 318 North, William, 523, 447, 305 Norton, Donna., 575, 236 Norton, Robert, 523 Norton, Sylvia, 546, 84, 120 Nortwiek, jean, 239 Norwood, Guy, 575, 291 Nowlin, Dale, 575, 232, 288 Noyce, judith, 575, 318 Noyes, Sally, 546, 263 Null, Robert, 575, 235 Nunley, Albert, 523, 337 Nunn, Ernest, 380 Nusratulla, Syed, 546, 369, 434, 436 Nuttall, Roy, 575, 305 Nutter, Nancy, 523, 263 Nuttle, Margaret, 546, 318 O Oakes, jacqueline, 575, 232, 264 Ober, Larry, 546 Ober, Linda, 546, 318 Oberlender, Garold, 546, 447 O,Brien, Daniel, 232, 279 O'Dell, Dwight, 546, 410, 25 Oden, john, 459, 359, 368 Odom, Carolyn, 575, 247 Odom, Germaine, 523. 412, 318 Odom, joanna, 546, 296 Odom, Marilyn, 219, 428, 247 Odorifero, Rosie, 495, 393, 445, 318 Oehlschlager, Walter, 459, 305 Offutt, Patricia, 523, 342 Ogilvie, Carole, 219, 546, 401, 430, 263 Ogilvie, Terry, 575 Olbrich, Susan, 546, 259 Oldham, Perry, 243 Oldham, Vonda., 546, 352, 342 Oglfsr, Robert, 495, 354, 427, 243, Olmstead, Carolyn, 495, 280 Olmstead, Lynda, 546, 330 Olson, Chester, 575, 310 Olson, Rex, 465, 391 Olstad, Sharon, 575, 247 Oltmann, Kristen, 546, 395, 263 O,Neal, james, 575 OlNeill, Mary, 523 OiNeill, Paul, 416 Oneth, Harry, 495, 375 Opitz, Rodney, 495 Orbison, james, 575, 272 Ord, Albert, 495 OiRear, Charles, 495, 231, 292 O1Rear, Don, 575, 283 Oringderll, William, 523 Orloski, Emily, 523, 412, 414, 330 Orndorll, jim, 495, 379 Orr, Betty, 459 Orr, Carolyn, 546, 342 Orr, john, 214, 365 Orr, Mary, 575, 330 Orrell, Rodney, 495, 350, 373, 377, 379, 240, 71, 72, 73, 77 Orrell, Walter, 240 Ortega, Linda, 495, 424, 414 Ortiz, Mauricio, 523, 436, 235 Osborn, Mary, 575, 342 Osborn, Merril, 224, 575 Osborn, Ronald, 523 Osborne, Frederick, 546, 244 Osborne, john, K Osbome, Patricia, 575, 318 Osbum, Gene, 575, 410, 337 Osgood, Frank, 495, 417 Oskison, Albert, 523 Oswald, Robert, 204, 495 Oswald, Verna, 495 Oswalt, Denzil, 575, 235 Otsuki, Wayne, 575 Otte, Stephen, 416 Otti, Karen, 523, 342 Otto, john, 523, 372, 305 Otto, Paul, 495, 445 Ouart, Don, 439 Ounsi, Abdul, 523, 433 Ounsi, Walid, 523, 433 Oursler, Robert, 24, 575 Overby, Carl, 546 Overholt, William, 496, 379, 268 Owen, john, 523, 380, 252 OX:IlSf5H, Karen, 546, 352, 415, 441, 263 Owen, Larry, 523, 283 Owen, Linda, 575, 330 Owens, Marion, 372 Ownby, Loyce, 523, 387, 321 Ozment, David, 373, 377, 382 P Pace, Wilma, 523, 323 Packard, Linda, 575, 280 Radgett, Keith, 523, 337 Padgham, Roger, 575, 305 Page, Geraldine, 546, 236 Page, john, 370 Page, Nancy, 523, 352, 441, 236 Painton, Robert, 575, 272 Palecek, Beverly, 546, 247 Paleck, Leonard, 575, 235 Palma, Adolph, 364 Palmer, Donald, 496 Palmer, Marilyn, 523 Palmer, William, 369 Palmeter, Sharron, 546, 352, 408, 410, 421, 318, 84 Pan, Ching, 459, 435 Pan, Li, 459. 435 Pan, Min lulh, 435 Panrri, SuRana, 459, 436, 321 Rap, joseph, 575, 231, 337 Parcher, Gail, 496 Parcher, Linda, 575, 236 Parent, Billy, 214, 168, 173 Parham, Caryll, 496, 419, 296, 77 Parham, Charles, 546, 248 Parikh, Harendra, 387, 434 Paris, judith, 575, 342 Parish, jerry, 546 Parish, Larry, 575, 288 Parish, Mike, 120 Park, Lynda, 547, 280 Park, Patricia, 523, 321 Parker, Billy, 168, 173 Parker, Carole, 575, 342 Parker, Elmer, 224 Parker, Gary L., 575, 283 Parker, Gary W., 547, 419, 310, 175, 179, 115 Parker, George, 547, 380 Parker, Harry, 218, 547, 369 Parker, james H., 380 Parker, james M., 24, 547, 268 Parker, jerry, 523. 358, 284 Parker, jimmy, 547, 342 Parker, Larry, 496 Parker, Nancy, 575, 330 Parker, Ralph, 547, 2,52 Parker, Reba, 342 Parker, Shari, 575. 330 Parker, Vancile, 496. 287 Parker, Vincente, 547, 342 Parker, Warren. 218 Parkey, Gary, 496. 291 Rarkey, juliana. 496. 280 Parkey, Paul, 523, 334, 337 Parkhurst, Charles, 523 Parks, Garral, 496, 363 Parks, Ernest, 547 Homer, 575, 291 Parks, Parks, Naomi, 496, 414, 342 Parks, Ronald, 380 Parks, Wayne, 547, 337 Parmelly, Donald, 547, 287 Parmeter, Linda, 575, 333 Parnell, Joella, 547, 330 Parnell, Patricia, 547, 280 Parr, Marvin, 575, 310 Parris, Richard, 547, 310 Parrish, Teddy, 575, 260 Parsons, Pollyann, 547, 267 Partlow, Dennis, 547, 310 Patchett, Jean, 496, 442, 342 Pate, Carroll, 547, 305 Patel, Chimanbhai, 434 Patel, Harshad, 434 Patel, Pervez, 434 Patel, Pravin, 434 Patrick, Harold, 547, 369 Patrick, John, 547 Patswald, Larry, 576, 310 Patterson, Dixie, 576, 333 Patterson, Gerald, 576, 248 Patterson, Patricia, 576, 236 Patterson, Raymond Patterson, Richard, 465, 391 Patterson, Sandrta, 576 Patton, Barbara, 576, 313 David, 367 Patton, Patton, Ludith, 547, 441, 264 aurin, 391 Patton, Patton, Paula, 576, 330 Patton, Ronald, 496, 379 Patton, William, 214, 222 Patty, Mary, 547, 445, 318 Paulea, Henry, 576, 272 Paulsen, R., 367 Pavlos, Daun, 496 Paxton, Donald, 459, 287 Payne, Brenda, 547, 395, 330 Payne, Dale, 523 Payne, Loy, 370 Payne, Paul, 523 Payne, Robert, 496, 402 Payne, Ronnie, 576, 418, 260 Payne, Sharron, 547, 342 Payne, Thomas, 547 Payne, William A., 576 Payne, William D., 380 Peace, Thomas, 576, K, 284 Peacock, Jackie, 576, 318 Pearce, Carolyn, 547, 414, 426, 239 Pearce, Gordon, 523 Pearce, Linda, 547, 400, 414, 531, 318, 76 Pearsall, Robert, 216, 496 Pearson, Joe, 547, 305 Pearson, Judith, 523, 333 Pease, Joy, 547, 330 Pease, Lowell, 464, 391 Pease, Robert, 21 Peck, Carole, 576, 264 Peck, Linda, 496, 263 Peck, Roy, 168, 173 Peck, Susan, 547, 280 Peck. Van, 547, 416 Peckham, Mary, 523, 325 Peeler, Georgann, 547, 414, 426, 267 Peeper, Mary, 547, 410, 445, 296 Peetoom, Richard, 576, 287 Pegues, Sammie, 188 Peier, Dale, 175 Pemberton, Roger, 547, 272 Pemberton, Troy, 496, 365, 72, 73 Pence, Edna, 496, 401, 415, 342 Pender, Patricia, 496, 349, 422, 427, 264, 265 Pendergast, Eldon, 496, 53, 358, 260 Penning, Ruth, 547, 318 Penington, Carolyn, 576, 232, 239 Penington, Judy, 576, 330 Pennington, Roy, 374 Penny, Darlene, 523, 352, 318 Penoi, Shamn, 524. 400, 419, 264 Pepper, Ronald, 215 Pereyra, Jean, 445 Perigo, Ronald, 547 Periman, Nancy, 576 Perkins, Jay, 576. 337 Perkins, Mary, 423 Perkins. Ronald, 576, 232, 284 Perrin, Dee, 547, 267 Plenning, Sam, 576, 337 Phelps, Arthur, 547, 284 Phelps, Jerry, 524 Phelps, Robert D., 524, 337 Phelps, Robert K., 524, 305 Phibbs, Glen, 423 Phillips, Charles, 497, 231, 251 Phillips, Howard, 367 Plvillips, James, 576, 272 Phillips, Jerry, 524 Phillips, John, 20 Phillips, Pamela, 576, 441, 255 Pllgggps, Pattie, 497, 547, 398, 255, Phillips, Robert E., 576 Phillips, Robert S., 576, 268 Phillips, Wylie, 576, 260 Photiades, Michael, 369 Pickens, Thomas, 547 Pickering, Willa, 352 Pickett, Helen, 547, 342 Pickett, Robert, 547 Pickett, William, 547 Pierce, Carrol, 576, 416 Pierce, Donald, 459, 272 Pierce, Douglas, 576, 288 Pierce, Gerald, 576, 524, 279 Pierce, Jerald, 524 Pierce, Jewel, 344, 80 Pierce, John, 576, 288 Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierce Pierro , Larry, 497, 358, 361, 256 , Leslie, 497, S6 , Louise, 497, 393 , Thomas, 576, 291 , Janet, 441 Pierson, Patricia, 576, 330 Pierson, Richard, 576, 268 Pifer, Charles, 367 Piguet, Jerry, 547, 305 Ping. Marilyn, 524, 321 Pinion, Judith, 497, 399, 263, 83 Pinkston, Kenneth, 576 Pinkston, Sharon, 576, 264 Pipes, Pipes, Patti, 497, 415, 318 Vonda, 423 Pippenger, David, 497, 272 Pippenger, John, 576, 310 Pitqhford, Herbert, 459 Piter, Edward, 524 Pittman, Vera, 497, 342 Pitts, Pitts, Linda, 576, 296 Sharon, 524, N6 Piyapongse, Pongpit, 459, 372 Plato, Margaret, 576, 325 Platter, Frances, 576, 342 Plott, Plott, Charles, 459 Eleanor, 576, 410, 280 Plummer, James, 213, 22, 524, 27 Plummer, Joe, 576, 276 Poage, Judith, 524, 255 Poe, Curtis, 547 Poe, Jerry, 547, 275 Perrin e, Barton, 524 Perry, Burke. 367 Perry, Dorothy, 524. 401 Perry, Judith, 576, 236 Perry, Linda, 300 Perry, Norman. 496. 368 Perry, Robert, 524. 365, 268, 124 Perry, Robert, 524 Perry, William, 394 Persson, Suzanne. 547. 330 Pesterlield, W., 496, 372, 373, 378 Peterman, Clarence, 524, 389, 78 Poe, Marcus, 576, 447 Pogue, Gene, 524 Posatilexter, Alonzo, 216, 23, 497, Pojezny, Ann, 576, 239 Pokrass, R., 576, 292 Polittle, Gentry. 497, 185 Polk, Barbara, 576, 555, 330, 76 Polk, Carleton, 576, 248 Polk, Jo, 576, 415, 263 Pollan, Virginia, 497, 318 Pollard, Dwayne, 497, 288 Pollard, Elza, 576 Pongonis, James, 547 Pool, Roy, 464, 391, 243 Pool, Ruth, 576, 267 Poon, Donald, 402 Pope, Clyde Pope, Daniel, 389 Pope, Frank, 576, 410, 256 Pope, Nancy, 547, 255 Poplinger, Charles, 547, 243 Porter, Joseph, 547, 287 Porter, Larry, 524, 410, 337 Porter, Mary, 576, 342 Porter, Nita, 205, 219, 524, 247 Post, Janet, 524, 280 Post, Lynn, 497, 418 Post, Robert, 524, 372, 443, 78 Postlewait, Karen, 576, 342 Poston, Ruby, 497, 321 Pote, Vemon, 547 Poteet, James, 497, 351 Poteete, Kenneth, 497, 379, 385 Potes, John, 497, 394, 398, 337 Poth, Louis, 444 Potter, Charles, 524 Potter, Janice, 547, 408, 410, 342 Potts, Judith, 497, 247 Potts, Linda, 547, 401, 300, 318 Poulos, George, 428 Poulton, Linda, 497, 259 Powell, Dick, 524, 268 Powell, Doris, 576, 342 Powell, Jerry, 406, 446, 123 Powell, Mary, 524, 321 Petemran. Martha, 219, 496, 415, 422, 431, 430, 267 Peters, Carolyn, 524, 352, 442, 264 Peters, Duane, 370 Peters, Larry, 496, 379. 384 Peterson, David, 497. 392. 235 Peterson, Pamela, 576, 330 Petre, Gaye, 524, 318 Petrie, Jack. 576, 337 Petrolay, Vladimir, 524 Petropoly, Caroleio, 576, 419, 439, 342 Petros, Arthur, 576, 310 Petros, Connie, 547, 330 Pettis, Joe, 576, 337 Peyton, Susan, 576, 330 Powel 1, Robert. 547, 268 Power, John, 497, 244 Powers, Bill, 392 Powers, Raymond. 547 Powers, Treva, 547, 333 Poythress, Patricia, 576, 442, 342 Prag, Edward, 497. 428, 430, 276 Prag, Margaret, 547 Pralle, Richard, 443 Pralle, Velda J., 497 Prather, Bertie, 577. 330 Prather, Gary, 547, 380, 337 Pratt, Hal, 577 Pratz, Robert, 217, 924. 577, 337 Preble, Cline, 220, 224, 547 6 Presnall, Patricia, 524, 321 Preston, Vera, 497, 447, 267 Price, Donald, 524 Price, John, 497, 351, 442, 447 Prgge, Linda, 524, 352, 426, 442, 267, Price, Nedra, 548, 313 Price, Phillip, 548, 305 Price, Riley, 524, 283 Price, Robert, 374 Price, Ronald, 577, 337 Pridemore, Wanda, 577, 404, 342 Priest, Linda, 459, 255 Prilliman, Rex, 417 Pritchett, Ervin, 524, 371, 373, 428, 240, 78 Privett, Gail, 548, 325 Prochaska, Donna, 577, 318 Prochnau, Mickey, 577 Provine, Robert, 577, 287 Provorse, John, 358, 419 Pruitt, Donald, 358, 361, 368 Pryor, Edward, 548, 396, 268, 80 Puckett, Jan, 524, 342 Puckett, Sally, 577, 325 Pulis, Derrell, 548 Pulliam, Sarah, 548, 426, 313 Purcell, John, 497 Purcer, Jacqueline, 548, 313 Purdy, Cecil, 577, 311 Purlee, Janie, 497, 280, 80 Purser, Buford, 577, 291 Purvis, Carolyn, 577, 376, 421, 330 Purvis, Roy, 497, 397, 244 Pyeatt, Patrick, 359 Pyle, Jane, 524, 402, 342 Pyle, Thomas, 410 Q Quadri, Syed, 359, 434 Quaid, James, 222, 497, 364 Qualls, George, 498, 365 Qualls, Thomas, 367 Queen, Lawrence, 168 Quesada, Ruben, 498, 436 Quillin, Charles, 577, 416 Quimby, Don, 524, 410, 411, 243 Quimby, Linda, 239 Quinn, Mary, 548, 342 Quinnette, Mary, 577, 330 Quintana, Robert, 524, 405 Quirk, Michael, 577 Quoss, Carolyn, 548, 330 R Raab, George, 498 Raab, Karen, 548, 300, 313 Rabbitt, Mar , 577, 247 Rackley, Freda, 498, 398, 399, 400, 342 Rade, Donald, 548, 337 Radjef, Tarek, 498, 362, 433 Rafmia, Houshang, 436 Ragan, Dan, 498, 364, 365, 287 Raglan, Don, 498, 364 Ra e, James, 524, 276 Raheel, Mastura, 459, 436, 321 Rahman, Abul, 436 Rai, Vishva, 434 Raimey, Tibertiha, 498 Raines, Sharon, 219, 524, 352, 395, 441, 230, 267, 80 Rains, Alvin, 577, 402 Rains, Ben, 548, 288 Rainwater, Lereta, 577, 280 Raiskums, Peter, 548, 396 Raihid, Mohammed, 433 Rakestraw, Roy, 548 Ralston, Carol, 577 Ralston, John, 577, 311, 78 Ramage, Betty, 431 Rarnage, Charlyn, 577, 342 Ramage, Nancy, 577, 342 Ramaswami, S., 459, 357, 434 Ramey, James, 577, 283 Ramming, Barbara, 415, 422, 445 Ramming, Charles, 524, 412, 443 Ramming, Frank, 443 Ramming, Richard, 370 Randall, Charles, 548, 276 Randall, Donald, 363 Randall, Terry, 548, 291 Rzglgle, Barbara, 498, 352, 397, 428, Randles, James, 548, 364 Randles, Philip, 498, 343, 358, 361 Randolph, Loretta, 548, 423, 255 Raney, Carol, 577, 395, 342 Raney, Mary, 577, 325 Rankin, William, 548, 370 Ransom, Mikiel, 217, 577. 306 Rao, Jithender, 524, 434, 302, 305 Raper, Edward, 215, 524, 311 Raper, Gail. 524. 321 Rasar, Vaughn, 548. 381, 418 Rtaschen, Edward, 498, 399, 325 Ratcliff, John, 498 Ratcliff, Kenneth, 524 Rathbun, Eddie, 524 Rauhfon, Eve, 498, 395, 236 Ray, Victor, 548, 284 Raymond, Elam, 548 Raza, Mir, 434 Razook, Pat, 215, 524, 301, 302, 305 Razvi, Naqui, 434 Razvi, Syed, 434 Reames, Ronald, 577 Reams, Frances, 577, 247 Rearden, John, 397, 398 Reardon, John, 498, 438 Redden, Jantha, 406 Reddick, Betty, 465, 391 Reddy, Papi, 434 Reddy, M., 434 Reddy, Vatti, 459, 359, 434 Reding, Glenn, 181 Reding, Thomas, 397, 445 Redman, Linda, 424, 77 Riemer, Jane, 577, 247 Rieves, Louis, 577, 288 Rigdon, Robert, 548, 268 Riggs, Barry, 525 Riggs, Janice, 577, 318 Ri gney, Rigsby, Marilyn, 548, 247 Orvis, 423 Rikli, Roger, 577, 439, 305 Riley, Gary, 175 Riley, Harold, 577, 251 Riley, Herbert, 499, 394 Riley, Michele, 548, 408, 410, 318 Rimer, lla, 525, 352, 414, 300, 318 Rine, Lois, 342 Rine, Terry, 548, 283 Rinehart, Raleigh, 525, 369, 268 Ringel, Thomas, 577, 337 Rink, William, 499, 375 Redmond, David, 498, 337 Redwine, James, 405, 406 Redwine, Sarah, 548, 313 Reece, Judith, 577, 406, 264 Reece, Ramona, 577, 342 Riser, Clarence, 428, 235 Risk, Catherine, 577, 419, 447, 239 Rig, Richard, 213, 222, 525, 405, 447 o Risner, Courtney, 548, 374, 280 Reed, Donald, 524, 386 Reed, Donna, 577, 330 Reed, James, 498, 394, 311 Reed, Jimmie W., 577 Reed, Jimmy M., 498, 369, 268 Reed, Katharine, 577 Reed, Robert, 459, 361 Reed, Russell, 577 Reed, Shirley, 548, 259 Reel, Blanchard, 498, 288 Reel, James, 217 Reese, James, 419 Reese, John, 577, 268 Reeves, Flora, 577, 313 Reeves, Geor c, 354 Reeves, Marifyn, 524, 318 Reeves, Rebecca, 548, 313 Reeves, Ruth, 548, 323 Reeves, William, 498 Regenhard, Robert, 577, 337 Register, Lloyd, 577, 337 Regnier, Bobby, 577 Reib, James, 577, 268 Reichardt, Alan, 498 Reidhardt, William Reid. Gary, 524, 244, 185 Reid, Richard, 370 Reinauer, Joe, 524, 418, 268 Reinert, John, 499, 373, 376, 381, 430, 445, 78 Reinhart, John, 216 Reins, Ray, 499, 175, 179 Reints, Barbara, 548, 318 Reinwand, Jovita, 524, 342 Reisig, Ted, 26, 548, 311 Remer, Johnnie, 465, 391 Remnsnider, Jane, 431 Renfrow, Ka e, 524, N6 Rennie, William, 218 Risner, King, 55, 288 Ritchey, Harvey, 525, 305 Ritqhie, Edward, 577, 305 ' Ritchie, Wesley, 216, 217, 525, 292 Ritz, Danny, 215 Rivera, Carlos, 460, 305 Rix, Judith, 548, 239 Roach, Lewis, 463, 388, 390 Roach, Thomas, 548, 311 Roady, Carla, 525, 400, 441, 264 Roark, Dale, 578, 283 Roark, Haney, 525, 231, 244 Robb, James, 305 Roberson, Clint, 344 Roberts, C., 382 Roberts, Donald, 215, 548, 305 Roberts, Gordon, 499 Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts , James, 578 , Janet, 525, 343 , John, 213, Z, 525 , Judith, 578, 419, 318 , Ronald, 548, 430, 260 Roberts, Roundal, 578 Roberts, Sharon, 578, 330 Roberts, Stephen, 499, 288 Roberts Roberts , Virginia, 404 Wayne, 548 Robertson, Don, 463, 465, 390 Robertson, Joy, 525, 397 Robertson, Linda, J., 405, 406, 296 Robertson, Linda L., 330 Robertson, Lindalee, 578, 548 Robertson, Will, 463, 390, 391 Robinett, Bruce, 578, 376, 284 Robinson, Arthur, 548 Robinson, Billy, 464, 388, 391 Robinson, Carolyn, 578, 330 Robsinson, Edwin, 338 Robinson, Harvey, 578 Reno, Dana, 219, 524, 352, 412, 247, 71 Reno, Jane, 548, 352, 267 Renschler, Patricia, 577, 263 Rentfro, Clara, 548 Rentfro, Lar , 175 Replogle, Rodney, 524, 168, 173 Ressel, Wayne, 524, 337 Reynolds, David, 499, 356 Rgygnzolds, Donald, 212, 216, 499, 365, Reynolds, Eugene, 524, 337 Reynolds, James, 548, 283 Reynolds, John, 524, 353, 260 Reynolds, Michael, 548 Reynolds, Rex, 524 Reynolds, Ronald, 499 Reynolds, Shirley, 499 Reynolds Vir inia 548 318 Rhodes, David, 577, 272 Rhodes, Gary, 524, 424, 337 Rhodes, Homer, 499, 350, 356, 362, 366, 428, 256, 124 Rhodes, Mary, 548, 408, 410, 446, Robinson, Jerry, 405 Robinson, Jo, 525, 321 Robinson, John, 548 Robinson, Judith, 548, 421, 330 Robinson, Mike, 578, 272 Roblyer, Clayton, 499, 397, 248 Rocconi, James, 465, 391 Roddy, Ralph, 499, 360, 447, 256 Roderick, Ronald, 392 Rodgers, Judith, 578, 247 Rodgers, Martha, 548, 429, 436, 296 Rodgers, Richard, 548, 305 Rodgers, Robert, 548 Rodman, Kaye, 578, 333 Roe, Doris, 549, 395, 426, 428, 296 Roepke, Nancy, 525, 406, 414, 239 Rogers, Cecil, 499, 399, 438 Rogers, Clairita, 499, 318 Rogers, Donna, 549, 236 Rogers, Earl, 578, 370, 301, 334, 338 Rogers, Jack, 578, 283 Rogers, Joe, 55, 252 Rogers, Lynette, 578, 323 Rogers, Max, 358 Rathfon, Joseph, 498, 358, 361, 362, 291 Ratlifl, Mickey, 498, 371 Ratlill, Paula, 498. 247 Raulston, James, 215, E, 498, 351, 387, 337, 72, 73 Raupe, Kenneth, 548 Ravaioli. Robert, 524, 444, 305 Ray, Ray, Robert J., 548, 287 Robert P., 548 300, 313 Rhodes, Roy, 577 Rhodes, Thomas, 577, 243 Rice, David, 577, 311 Rice, Ralph, 524 Rice, Ruth, 577, 263 Rich, Joel, 577 Rich, Travis, 499, 379, 384 Richards, Clifton, 499 Richards, Gary, 499, 350, 421, 231, 291, 71, 79 Richards, Judy, 525, 412, 439, 247 Richardson, Burl, 459, 375 Richardson, Charlene, 548, 280 Richardson, Glenn, 499, 354, 373, 379, 384, 467, 337, 76 Richardson, Kenneth, 577 Richardson, Leopold, 433. 436 Richardson, Linda, 548, 280 Richardson, Margaret, 577. 330 Richardson, Sharon, 577, 330 Richeson, Charles, 548, 275 Richey, Alvis, 499. 417 Richie, Michael, 388, 390 Rickard, Bruce, 525 Rickard, Judy, 548, 259. 313 Rickner, Joyce, 525. 406, 313 Ridle, Sally, 548, 330 Riden, Carl, 525 Ridenour, Virgil, 499 Rider, Karen, 577, 330 Ridgeway, Donald, 499, 353, 357, 366, 81 Ridgway. Linda, 525, 321 Rieck. Charlie, 548 Riehart. Frank, 499, 362, 369, 429, 447, 248 Rogers, Ph llis, 578. 323 Rogers, Ro8erta, 499, 259 Rogers, Rudene, 578, 395, 330 Rogers, Ruth, 549. 264 Rogers, Sandra, 499, 263 Rogers, Vemiece, 578, 318 Rohr, Wanda, 525, 255 Roller, Barbara, 525, 330 Roller, Richard, 499 Rollier, Dwayne, 460, 354 Romsche, Alice, 499, 395, 428, 259 Roney, Thomas, 578, 260 Roop, Marcella, 549, 428, 325 Roop, Roy, 232 Root, Ronald, 215, 20 Roper, Roderick, 283 Rose, Johnny, 549, 423, 283 Rose, Richard, 218, 549, 406, 260 Rosen, David, 525, 311 Rosengrants, Harry, 393 Ross, David, 214. 22, 525, 305 Ross, George, 525, 361 Ross, Ktaye, 578, 236 Ross, Ned, 463, 390 Ross, Walter. 549 Rosser, Jerald, 360 Rosser, Robert, 525. 386 Rosseth, Robert. 217, 499, 272 Rosson, Jay, 447 Rosson, Ronald, 578, 338 Roth. Richard, 462 Rothlishberger, C., 215, 525, 427, 429, 231, 235, 234 Rotter, Henry, 410 Rouk, Charles, 578 Rouk, Donald, 499. 393 Rouk, Kenneth, 525 Page 609 Snipes Scthneider Rounds, Clark, 499, 354, M, 438 Rousek, Jay, 578, 284 Roush, Wallace, 578, 338 Rowland, James, 500, 351, 365, 305, 72, 73 Rowley, Alice, 404 Rowsey, Donna, 578, 342 Royer, Kennetth, 460 Royer, Robert, 500, 379, 284 Royston, Lynn, 578, 283 Rozell, Charlie, 578, 295 Rozell, Terry, 525 Rubey, Gail, 578, 296 Ruby, Adrienne, 578, 389, 404, 431, 447, 343 Ruby, Earl, 380 Rucker, Billie, 549, 264 Rucker, Robert, 525, 252, 80 Rudolph, Roberta, 578, 236 Rule, Robert, 500 Rumbaugh, Alice, 578, 318 Rumbaugh, Robert, 549 Runyan, Jerry, 168, 173 Rupe, Vicki, 464, 391, 239 Rupprecht, Mary, 549, 352, 395, 431, 441, 445, 264 Rush, Patricia, 578, 343 Russ, Elsie, 415 Russ, Richard, 500 Russell, Carmen, 500, 400, 414, 330 Russell, Jiames, 578, 295 Russell, Rex, 525, 244, 168, 173 Russell, Ronnie, 578, 260 Russell, Walker, 500, 417, 72, 73, 82 Russell, William, 218, 549, 389, 256 Russmann, Connie, 416 Ruster, Bruce, 370 Rustmann, Frederick, 525, 244 Ruth, Arthur, 549, 406 Ruth, Lonnie, 500, 244 Ruth, Marsha, 549, 330 Rutherford, Ann, 500, 438, 263 Ruttherford, Mary, 578, 438, 263 Rutherford, Robert. 222, 525 Rutledge, James, 525 Rutledge, Robert. 213. 525, 302, 305 Rutter, Peggy, 549, 343 Ryan, Jay, 549 Ryan, Mary, 500, 343 Ryan, Michael, 500 Rybka, John, 367, 445 Rychel, Roberta, 500, 400, 414, 330 Ryker, Millard, 525. 430, 305 Rylander, Ronald, 525. 252 Rylander, Sharolyn, 578, 264 S Saadeh, Ghassan, 369, 433 Saaty, Ramzi, 460 Sablan, Alicia, 424 Sachse, Susan, 578, 318 Sadberry, Jane, 280 Sadler, Larry, 500, 244 Sadler, Leola, 578 Sahni, Atam, 434 Saidzadeh, Said, 374, 437 Saifie, Mohammed, 362, 436 Sain, Edwin, 500, 379, 295 Salim, Arilin, 549, 358, 433 Salisbury, Margaret, 578, 343 Salyars, Emma, 500 Salyer, Ronald, 549, 271 Sample, John, 525, 284 Samuel, David, 578, 305 Samuelson, Teresa, 236 San Angelo, Philip, 578, 276 Sanbriano, Paul, 549, 284 Sander, David, 372 Sander, Edward, 305 Sander, John, 525, 371 Sanders, Barry, 549 Sanders, Cheryl, 578, 259 Sanders, Franklin, 334 Sanders, Jane, 500 Sanders, John, 216, 217, 525, 444, 446, 279 Sanders, Lillian, 549, 343 Sanders, Lyttleton, 549, 260 Sanders, Robert, 549 Sandifer, Charles, 578, 232, 235 Sandlin, Lynda, 578, 333 Sanger, John, 525 Santee, Joe, 214, 418, 268 Santee, Tommy, 525 Santino, James, 464, 388, 391 Sarbakhshe, Anissch, 578, 343 Saremaslani, Ahmad, 525, 360, 306 Sarvaiya, Nathalial, 434 Sati, Amin, 433 Sauls, Lynne, 578, 442, 343 Sauls. Margaret, 343 Saulsberry, Lois, 578 Saunders, Connie, 500, 399, 343 Saunders, Howard, 549 Saunders, John, 302 Saunders. Jonathan, 578. 338 Savage, Kathleen, 525, 395, 230, 263, 84 Savage, Sue, 578, 325 Saville, Janet, 525, 400, 438, 296 Savolainen, John, 578, 438, 260 Scammahom, Clyde, 578 Scearce, Robert, 525. 306 Schaefer, Barbara, 578, 330 Schaefer, David, 549, 410, 445, 338 Schardt, James, 549, 271 Sohatz, Margaret. 500 Scheck. Ursula, 433 Schedler. David. 354 Scheib. John. 549. 416 Scheihing, John, 549. 334. 338 Scheihing, Mattie, 578, 239 Page 610 Schein, Robert, 500, 393 Scheirmann, Richard, 549, 284 Schenk, Edward, 462, 388, 390 Schilt, Carolyn, 525, 267 Schiltz, Richard, 549, 376, 430, 445, 256 Sohirmer, Keith, 460, 392, 311 Schlegel, Betty, 525 Schlehuber, Rita, 549, 296 Schlehuber, Thomas, 578, 445 Schmidt, Alvin, 438 Schmid, Karl, 370 Schmidt, James, 549, 306 Schmidt, John, 120 Schmidt, Melvin, 414, 445 Schmidt, Rosetta, 408, 446 Schneeberger, Kenneth, 500, 376, 384, Shah, Shah, Satish, 434 Vadilal, 434 Shaheen, Amen, 525 Shallah, Salim, 549, 433 Shanks, Robert, 501, 368, 369 Shannon, Reuben, 549, 370, 421 Shapard, Edwin, 549, 244 Shapley, Glenn, 501, 243 Sharif, Anwar, 436 Sharif, Hazel, 436 Sharp, David, 501, 377, 240 Sharp, Dennis, 501 Sharp, Eugene, 443 Sharp Sharp Sharp Karen, 549, 343 I Norma, 519, 404, 406, 330 , Phyllis, 526, 408, 410, sis 427, 430, 231, 256, 71, 72, 78 Schneider, Dan, 205, 218, 222 George, 578 Sharpe, Melvin, 406 Sharrock, Leland, 579, 410 Shatto, Roberta, 501, 330 Shaver, Bob, 192 schneidefl Gmidin, 578, 325, 344 Schneider, Norman, 578, 402 Schneider, Peter, 212, 214, 500, 398, 311 Schneider, Roger, 549 Schoenhals, Anneva, 429, 300 Schoenhals, Douglas, 549, 287 Schoenleber, George, 500, 369 Schomer, David, 500, 276 Schomp, Dale, 462, 390 Sclgtggley, Neal, 525, 448, 301, 302, Schoonover, Victor, 406 Schramme, Anna, 549, 267 Schreck, Phil, 549, 260 Schroeder, Ervin, 360 Schroeder, Georgia, 21 Schroeder, Janelle, 578, 445 Schroeder, Judy, 549, 333 Schroeder, Kenneth, 578, 444 Schroeder, Marilyn, 525, 413, 236 Schroeder, Patricia, 525, 352, 415, 343 Schroeder, Phyllis, 444, 343 Schroeder, Sandra, 578, 443 Schroer, Donna, 579, 318 Schrum, Richard, 579, 248 Schulein, Vernon, 500, 412 Schuler, Louise, 579, 247 Schulien, Lee, 410 Sohultz, William, 374, 424 Schwab, Tony, 389 Schwabe, Chas, 220 Schwan, Charles, 549, 444, 279 Schwedl-and, Ronald, 500, 364 Schwenke, Louise, 579, 442, 313 Schwoerke, Roland, 124 Scott, Bonnie, 579, 236 Scott, Charles, 460, 248, 291 Scott, Charles H., 579 Scott, David, 501 Scott, Nan, 579, 343 Scott, Gary, 579 Scott, Hollis, 223 Scott, Jackie, 579, 235 Scott, Jon, 525, 235 Scott, Larry, 501 Scott, Paula, 579, 259 Scott, Richard, 501 Scott, Sharon, 579, 333 Scott, Shirley, 549, 313 Scott, Susan, 549, 318 Seagren, Charles, 464, 391 Sears, Harley, 380 Seaton, Melba, 525. 318 Sebring, Derril, 392, 430, 446 Sechrist, Barbara, 579, 429, 296 Seebeck, Carol, 549, 343 Seglzgck, Phyllis, 501, 399, 400, 415, Seecutt, Surinder, 434 Seefeldt, Mary, 424 Seefeldt, Roger, 525, 417 udlt 549 Seeliger, J 'Ll'l, Seely, Jon, 525, 292 Segler, Carolyn, 501, 415, 300, 318 Seilver, John, 350, 549, 232, 256 Seiber, Robert, 501, 375, 256 Seidle, Neal, 501, 291 Selby, Linda, 549, 343 Selby, Mary, 501, 264, 84 Self, Don, 525 Sell, Sondra, 501, 349, 415, 422, 263, 71, 72, 77, 82 Scllars, Douglas, 389 Sellers, Sandra, 579, 280 Sells, Phillip, 549, 287 Sells, Ralph, 579 Sells, Wayne, 525 Selph, Harry, 549, 396, 426, 268, 80 Selph, Jack, 549 Selph, Jacqueline. 579, 247 Sclvidge, Billy, 525 Selvidge, Philip, 306 Semrad, David. 376, 442, 447 Severe, Leroy, 501, 418. 231, 283 Sewell, James, 501, 268 Sewell, Thelia, 579, 406, 264 Shacklctt, Saundra, 525, 313 Shaddy, James, 501. 405, 271 Shafer, Charles, 405 Shafer, Ronald, 579, 240 Shafer, Walter, 501, 256 Shaller, Charles. 501. 268 Shaffer, Don, 460, 428 Shaffer, Earl, 501 Shaffer, James Ray, 217, 224, 579, 338 Shaffer, James Rodnev. 214, 410 Shalfer, Larry. 579. 306 Shah, Hasmukh, 434 Shah, lkram, 434, 436 Shah, latin, 434 Shah, Jayant, 460, 434 Shavey, Richard, 549, 251 Shaw, Carol, 579, 330 Shaw, David, 579 Shaw, Gary, 526, 423 Shaw, George, 359 Shaw, Jack, 370, 549 Shaw, Jtames, D4 Shaw, John, 579, 248 Shaw, Robert, 24, 549, 311 Shaw, Teresa, 579 Shaw, Thomas F., 217, 549 Shaw, Thomas R., 579, 243 Shaw, Travis, 579, 287 Shdccd, Sandra, 526, 415, 331 Shedeck, Milo, 410, 256 Sheehan, Janice, 501, 239 Sheets, Gary, 579, 405, 306 Sheets, George, 549 Sheikholeslami, John, 501, 369 Shelburne, Sherill, 549, 352 Shell, Shell, Lon, 375, 501 Phyllis, 501, 424, 414 Shelton, Donald, 579 Shelton, Loma, 501, 344 Shelton, Patricia, 549, E6 Simpson, William H., 502 Simpson, William W., 579, 29 Sims, Clyde, 526 Sims, Eddie, 550, 439 Sims, Kenneth, 464, 391, 256 Sims, Phillip, 502, 372, 385 Sims, Robert, 526 Simunek, Jimmy, 579 Singh, Prithviiit, 434 Singleterry, Melvin, 550, 427 Singleterry, Thomas, 550, 260 Singleton, Jane, 550, 331 Sipe, Theodore, 526 Sisler, Anne, 526, 415, 267 Sisler, James, 430 Sisolak, Thomas, 526, 311 Skees, Patrick, 579 Skidmore, Edward, 460, E4 Skiner, Joe, 526, 387 Skinner, John, 526, 380, 338 Skinner, Ronald, 396 Slack, Darrel, 168, 174 Slack, Jerry, 579, 291 Slater, Calvin, 526, 356, 306 Slaton, Curtis, 393 Slaton, O. D., 397 Slggiery, Remigius, 550, 427, 231, 2, 306 Sloan, Sharon, 414, 236 Slocum, Linda, 502, 399, 439, 267 Sluder, Billy, 380 Smart, Judy, 526 Smelser, James, 502, 244, 175, 179 Smeltzer, Gary, 381 Smeltzer, Linda, 395 Smeltzer, Richard, 380 Smith, Addison, 188 Smith, Aline, 579, 236 Smith, Alva, 526 Smith, Aneta, 221, 550, 331 Smith, Barbara, 526, 321 Smith, Beverlee, 579, 343 Smith, Bill, 502, 291 Smith, Billy, 502, 271 Smith, Bryce, 216, 526, 415, 447, Smith, Suzanne, 580, 352, 331 Smith, Thomas, 550 Smith, Verne, 260 Smith, Vernon, 175 Smith, Violet, 550 Smith, Wanda, 526, 319 Smith, William D., 526 Smith, William F., 410 smith, William J., 580 Smith, Willis, 421 Smola, Steven, 526, 372 Sna Michael, 526, 122 sniriil David, 216, 403, 382, 386, 428 sas Snider, Joe, 526 Snider, Roger, 580, 232 Thomas 550 284 Shen, Sheg, 435 Shepherd, Sheila, 526, 352, 414, 247 Sheppard, Charles, 460, 256 Sheppard, Robert, 181 Sheriff, Wendell, 526, 306 Sheriha, Giuma, 460, 434 Sherley, Cecil, 549 Sherman, Michael, 370 Sherman, Stephen, 579, 244 Sherrill, David, 579 Sherrill, George, 526, 306 Shethia, Manharlal, 434 Shields, Bonnie, 579, 318 Shields, Lonnie, 579, 338 Shiever, Janis, 549, 424, 443 Shiever, Olga, 501, 424, 443 Shilling, Leslie, 549, 292 Shingleton, Deana, 408 Shingleton, Mary, 424 Shinn, Glen, 526, 306 Shipman, William, 550 Shirck, Carolyn, 579, 319 Shircliff, Doris, 550, 319 Shire, Ellen, 501, 255 Shirey, Jim, 526, 232, 252 Shirley, Jack, 501, 397 Shirley, James, 526, 306 Shirley, Richard, 526 Shiver, Rosa, 579, 431, 331 Shock, James, 291 Shockley, Mairty, 579, 232, 260 Shockley, Pame1.a, 579, 247 Shoemake, Jerry, 579 Shofner, Jim, 579, 260 Shoho, Donald, 526, 365 Shook, Gerald, 526, 402, 306 Shores, Larry, 579, 306 Short, Donald, 526, 338 Short, Sinclair, 550, 283 Short, Thomas. 579, 338 Shotwell, Joe, 579, 338 Shreve, John, 526 Shulzert, Paschal, 550 Shuck, John, 526, 175, 179 Shui, Hung, 460, 435 Shull, Jimmie, 526 Shull, William, 579 Shultz, Charlie, 550 Shupert, Dian, 550 Siberts, James, 526 Siddiqi, Mohammed, 501. 434 Siddioui, Jamilur, 434, 436 Sieg, Twila, 579, 319 Sievers, Wayne, 443 Sikes, Paulette, 343 Silberherger, Diane. 444 Sills, Jerry, 579. 376 Silver, David, 550, 240 Silvers, Sherry, 579, 333 Silverthorn, James, 213, 222. 502 Silvey, Larry, 204, 502, 406, 119 Simkins, George, 502 Simmons, Billy, 361 Simmons, Elizabeth. 550. 319 Simmons, Carol. 579. 331 Simmons, Charles, 526 Simmons, Delvin. 579. 306 Simmons, Donald. 460 Simmons, Lee, 463 Simon, Lillitan, 550. 263 Simons, Wayne. 579. 311, 181 Simpkins, Charles, 502 Simpkins, Mary, 579. 236 Simpson, Gaithel. 502 Simpson, James, 212 Simpson, John, 213. 502, 272 Simpson, Sharron, 579, 264 306 Smith, Carolyn, 550, 408, 410, 264 Smith, Carrolyn, 579, 343 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Cecil, 502, 367 Charles, 526, 272 Delbert, 579, 338 Donald, 579, 311 Smith, Donna. 580, 415, 232, 247 Smith, Earl, 526. 306 Smith, Floyd, 379 Smith, Freddy, 580, 526 Smith, Gary D., 356 Smith, Gary L,, 502, 364, 368, 284 Smith, Gene, 24. 550, 338 Smith, Gerald, 502 Smith, Harold, 215, 502, 361, 188 Smith, Jack L., 502. 361 Smith, Jack W., 372 Smith, James Edwin, 526, 394, 260 Smith, James E., 502, 372, 396 Smith, James P., 212, 216, 223, 502, 284, 115, 118 Smith, James R., 431 Smith, James, 418 Smith, James, W., 438 Sminh, Janet, 526, 236 Smith, Janice, 464. 391 Smith, Jerry M., 338 Smith, Jerry M., 550, 419 Smith, Jesse, 550, 235 Smith, Jimmie G., 526 Smith, Jimmie S., 550 Smith, Jimmy F.. 84 Smith, Joe, 550 389 Smith, John G,, 448 Smith, John P., 550. 69 Smith, Joseph. 214. 224. 526. 251 Smiliah, Karen K., 219, 352, 550, 395, .3 Smith, Karen S., 526, 414, 426 Smith, Kenneth M., 550, 287 Smith, Kenneth R., 550, 338 Smith, Larry, 580, 428, 123 Smith, Lee, 375 Smith, Lewis, 464 Smith, Lyle, 502, 398, 418, 84 Smith, Marilyn S., 550, 429, 267 Smith, Marilyn V,, 550, 313 Smith, Martha, 580, 333 Smith. Marvin, 363, 365 Smirth, Mary Ann, Sr., 429, K, 397, 96, 97, 219, 502 Smith, Mary Ann, Soph., 352, 408, 410, 550, 432, 280 Smith, Mary K., 267 Smith, Mary Kathryn. 580 Smith, Michael, 224, 580, 311 Smith, Milton, 502 Smith, Myron, 367 Smith, Norma, 236 Smith, Norman, 580 Smith, Paula, 502, 415, 428, K Smith, Phyllis, 502, 354, 426, 427, 255 Smi'h, Rebecca, 391 Smith, Richard C., 580 Smith, Richard R221 Smith, Riletta. 580 Smith, Robert E., 550 Smit.h, Robert L., 580, 338 Smith, Robert Lee, 221, 432, 168, 174 Smith, Robert M.. 276 Smith, Ronald, 550. 382. 387. 78 Smith, Roy, 462, 465, 388. 390 Smith, Sharon K,, 580. 267 Smith, Sharon Kay, 319 Smith, Sharon Kav, 580 Smith, Stanley, 217 Snoddy, Jack, 503, 362, 251 Snow, James, 526, 251 Snow, Sherry, 580, 319 Snowden, Mervin, 216, 223, 526, 369 Snyder, Brenda, 526, 343 Snyder, Bruce, 503, 244 Snyder, Larry, 526, 306 Snyder, Linda, 550, 319 Snyder, Mary, 219, 550, 239 Sn der, Russell, 375 Soher, John, 580, 311 Socorro, Norma, 580, 436, 319 Soderstrom, Patricia, 580, 343 Sodowsky, Willard, 580, 306 Sokolosky, Frank, 580, 232, 291 Solomon, Daniel, 463, 388, 390 Solow, Ronald, 465, 391 Somera, Veronico, 460, 445 Somers, Stephen, 580, 271 Sooter, Barbara, 550, 255 Sorensen, Ronald, 503, 380 Sorrells, Bob, 526, 292 South, Aubrey, 503, 412, 449 Southerland, Woody, 503, 371 Spaeth, Paula, 580, 239 Spahn, Richard, 284 Spahn, Robert, 580, 284 Spak, John, 503 Spanier, Alan, 580, 260 Spanier, Joseph, 550 Sparks, Carol, 105, 550, 230, 296 Sparks, Charles, 550, 306 Sparks, Donald E., 223 Sparks, Donald L., 216, 503, 287 Sparks, Gary, 220, 550, 311 Sparks, James, 503, 365, 306 Sparks, Lester, 580, 410 Sparks, Phillip, 212, 214, 222, 503, 306 Sparks, Robert, 550 Spaulding, Sandra, 580, 280 Spear, Rudy, 580, 338 Spears, Edward, 526 Spears, Walter, 526, 428, 240 Spears, William, 216, 503 Speer, Clyde, 580, 260 Spencer, Allen, 580, 388, 389 Spencer, Alton, 462, 390 Spencer, John, 550, 376 Spencer, Saundra, 580, 319 Sperling, Kenneth, 580, 389, 338 Sperry, Timothy, 580, 248 Spigener, Judy, 580, 319 Spitler, Curtis, 550 Spitzer, John, 526. 372. 383 Sprague, Hugh, 580, 283 Sprague, Judith, 219. 550. 280 Sprangel, Richard, 550, 252 Spray, Jerry, 410 Sprigner, James, 580 Springs, Charles, 503 Spurgeon, Sally, 550, 414, 236 Spurlin, Ronald, 580 Stabe, Shirley, 580, 443, 319 Stacy. Forrest, 526 Staerkel, Karan, 526, 352, 395, 397 Stalf, Robert, 271 Stiaifa, Sabino, 580, 295 Stafford, Grace, 503. 319 Stafford, Robert, 503, 244 Stafford, Sharon, 550, 333 Stafford, Warren, 503 Stahl. Raymond, 550, 306 Staigcr, Barbara, 580, 344 Staley, Leland. 526 Stalford, Harold, 224, 580, 338 Stalker, Sue, 503. 263 Stambaugh, Leola, 580, 331 Standerler, Ciarole, 580, 331 Staneart, Larry, 287 Stan61l, Monaray, 219, 526, 319 Stanftll, Thomas, 580, 284 Stanley, John, 550, 354 Stansberry, Philip, 580, 272 Stansbery, Willard, 192 Stanton, Daniel, 526 Stapleton, Carolyn, 580, 319 Stapleton, Kathleen, 580, 325 Stark, Joe. 550, 394, 427, 231, 260 Stark, Wilson, 205. 212. 213, 22 Starks, Margaret, 503, 343 Starks, Roy, 580, 306 Starr, Maureen, 550, 333 Starr, Robert, 526 Starvvalt, Joe, 417 Statham, Carolyn, 550. 331 Stauller, Jerry, 550, 354, 311 Stclair, David. 580, 272 Stehler, Timothy. 445 Stedman, Richard, 550, 389 Steele, Brian, 503. 405. 406, 410 Steele, Frieda. 503, 319 Steelman, Virginia. 460 Steffensen, Roger, 503 Steigleder, Juanita, 580, 319 247, 71, 72, 77, 82 Steinbeck, Anniamie, 580 Steinbeck, Karen, 580, 395, 331 Steinbeck, Louise, 256 Steinberg, Robert, 503 Stenseng, Ronald, 463, 390 Stephan, Jerry, 217, 218, 550, 292 Stephens, David, 503, 383, 368 Stephens, Helen, 580, 247 Stephens, Larry, 24 Stephens, Mary, 550, 313 Stephenson, James, 358, 361, 368 Stephenson, Ronald, 580, 291 Stephenson, Sandra, 503, 438, 321 Sterk, James, 213, 526, 248 Sterling, Paul, 526, 311 Stevener, Arthur, 550 Stevens, Betty, 550, 300, 333 Stevens, Louie, 526, 396, 252 Stevens, Sharon, 580, 280 Stevenson, Martha, 503, 415, 343 Steward, James, 580 Stewart, Andrew, 364 Stewart, Anita, 99, 503, 349, 415, 422, Stewart, Charles, 215, 527, 354 Stewart, Everett, 503, 287 Stewart, Jan, 333 Stewart, Mary, 503, 349, 407, 426, 427, 266, 267, 72, 73 Stewart, Ronald, 527 Stewart, Thomas, 580, 244 Stewart, Tobie, 331 Stewart, Warren, 580, 287 Stidham, Rebecca, 50, 343 Stigers, Rose, 550 Sti es, Charles, 503, 365 Stiles, Darrell, 503, 386 Stiles, Janice, 300 Still, David, 527 Stille , James, 580 Stincllicomb, Larry, 580, 338 Stiner, Kay, 581, 323 Stipe, Robert, 527 1Stith, Rex, 551 Stockard, Jim, 527, 168 Stockard, Larry, 581, 248 Stockton, William, 504 lStockwell, Richard, 460, 357 Stoehr, Arden, 420, 248 Stogner, Nancy, 551, 236, 80 Stogsdill, David, 385 Sto es, Dan, 213, 527, 295 Stolhand, Raymond, 551, 338 tollings, Barbara, 527, 426, 431, 264 tonaker, Kim, 581, 429, 444, 279 tone, Casey, 243 tone, Emily, 551, 236 tone, Freda, 551, 344 Sturm, Gene, 504, 354, 412, 449, 248 Su, Dennis, 551, 435, 311 Suffield, Jennie, 412 Suiter, Andrea, 504, 323 Suits, Betty, 551, 331 Sullivan, Bloomer, 504, 271 Sullivan, David, 527 Sullivan, John, 551 Sullivan, Joseph, 551, 279 Sullivan, Mary, 551 Sulliwan, Thomas, 551, 338 Sullivan, William, 527, 244 Sullivent, Margaret, 581 Summers, Clarence, 363 Summers, Gary, 581, 291 Summers, James, 551, 306 Sumner, Aneta, 581, 319 Sumner, Stephen, 382 Sumrall, Glenn, 504 Sumter, Barbara, 551 Sundwahl, Harold, 21, 504 Suppes, Emma, 551, 343 SurgUY, Lynda, 581, 263 Surti, Shashikant, 551 Taylor, Mary, 581, 263 Taylor, Patricia, 527, 236 Taylor, Rhuel, 581, 338 Taylor, Richard, 24, 581 Taylor, Robert, 581, 366 Taylor, Sharon, 581, 325 Taylor, Warren H., 527 Taylor, Warren P., 271 Taylor, William F., 581 Taylor, William R., 215 Teague, Charles, 581, 272 Tedder Charles, 405, 406 Teel, Alan, 551 Teel, Charles, 581, 405, 287 Teel, 101111, 314, 505 Teel, Judith, 527, 408, 429, 343 Teigen, William, 551, M4 Telcocci, James, 581, 284 Tempero, Robert, D4 Temple, William, 581, 283 Templeton, Philip, 551, 276 Tennant, Harold, 551, 421, 311 Tennery, Thomas, 551, 244 Tennille, Frederick, 505, 356, 283 tone, W Thomas, Noel, 307 tone, James, 463, 388, 390 tone, Kay, 581, 319 tone, Rebecca, 551, 319 tone, Robert, 527, 369, 386 illiam L., 504, 271, 80 Sutherland, Glenda, 504, 415, 422, 230, 264 Sutherland, Jerry, 504, 283 Suthers, Louise, 504, 395, 331 Suthers, James, 504. 369 Suthers, Mac, 504, 379, 384 Suttles, Paul, 338 Sutton, Lonnie, 527, 306 Svec, Elden, 463, 390 Svelan, Williarn. 216, 527, 402 Svymbersky, Philip, 581, 279 Swabb, Margaret. 581, 331 Swadley, James, 504. 353, 365 Swaim, John D., 389 Swaim, lohn J., 581. 306 Swain, Carole, 551, 236 Swalley, Larry. 581. 447, 306 Swan, Edith. 352. 296 Swan, Jeanette, 527, 352, 399, 401, 430, 296 Svwango, Larry. 464, 391 Swanson, Carolyn, 504, 4-00, 415, 343 Swanson, Dolores, 581, 401, 343 Swanson, Tthomas, 581 Swart. Jerry, 551 Swatek, James, 527, 244 Swearengin, Carolyn, 581, 333 Swearingen, Dona, 527, 331 Swearingen, Linda. 551. 280 Sweenev. Janis. 581. 267 Sweet, Roger. 504. 416 Swift, Coe, 551, 319 Swigert, Larrv, 410 Sw'iney, Shirley, 581, 331 Sykora, Charles, 205. 212. 214 Sylvester, Deanna. 581, 319 Sylvester, Delano. 551 Sylvester, lerry, 551. 432 Sylvester. Nancv. 527. 343 Tepe, Ka.ren, 551, 319 Terrell, Bill, 437 Terrill, Charles, 551, 385 Terrill, Janet, 551, 280 Terry, Dwight, 505, 244 Terry, Helen, 527, 331 Terry, Jean, 505, 403, 406 Terry, Jerry, 213, E, 505, 379 Terry, Stharon, 581, 280 Tesar, George, 168 Tesna, Dha.rm, 374 Teter, Jim, 551, 311 Thedlord, William,2l6, 505, 235 Theilen, Harvard, 581 Theilen, Howard, 527, 443 Thiessen, Robert, 386 Thoele, Perry, 581, 260 Thole, Thomas, 551, 387 Thom as Agnes, 90, 505, 423, 321 Thomas: Archie, 551 Thomas, Charles, 505, 360, 306, 78 Thomas, Charlotte, 551, 343 Thomas, Daniel, 551, 306 Thomas, Eleanor, 581, 319 Thomas, Geor e, 460 Thomas, 306 1vanF214, 2, 505, 231, Thomas, James Leo, 527, 301, 311 Thomas, James Lewis, 216, 581, 306 Thomas, John, 551 Thomas, Larry, 581, 338 Thomas, Lloyd, 460 Thomas, Lurlene, 551, 441, 343 Thomas, Margaret, 527, 352, 300, 333 Thomas, Marjorie, 552, 319 Thomas, Mary, 527, 376, 321 Thomas, Mike, 379, 505, 427, 231, 240 Wagoner, Douglas, 506, 374 'Thorman Waltermire, James. 528. 284 tone, William R., 581, 188 tonebarger, Donald, 235 toneking, John, 527, 447, 283 torey, Samuel, 359 torie, Clarence, 402 torm, Barbara, 551, 343 Storm, Paul, 504, 374, 78 Story, Wanda, 551, 331 Stotler, Linda, 551, 414, 267 Stcigi, Dorothy, 527, 352, 403, 406, Stough, Janice, 581, 331 Stout, Donald, 551, 35, 287 Stout, Donna, 551, 352, 442, 343 Stout, James, 581, 375 Stout, Joel, 581, 364, 232, 287 Stout, Keith, 581 Stout, Patricia, 419 Stout, Philip, 504, 244, 123 Stout, Sue, 527, 319 Stover, Lucille, 581, 259 Strachan, Clyde, 460 Straight, Dian, 504, 280 itrain, Donald, 185 itraka, Thomas, 527 itrang, Kenneth, 551 ltratton, Betty, 84 ltratton, David, 504, 271 itreeter, Allen, 527 ltreeter, Charlotte, 551, 313 ltreller, Mary, 581 ttrickland, Janet, 581, 264 ltrickler, Earlene, 581, 323 ltringer, Bruce, 463, 388, 390 tringer, Ronald, 504 ttringlellow, Patricia, 527, 393, 344 troike, James trollings, Barbara, 395, 397 troman, John, 581, 291 trong, Charles, 188 trong, Stephen, 551 trong, Sylvia, 551, 343 troud, Donald, 581, 306 troup, Daniel, 464, 388 troup, David, 391 troupe, James, 581, 287 truck, David, 527 tuckey, Alto. 460 tuckey, David, 217, 551, 306 tudebaker, Sharon, 581, 325 zullebean, Michael, 551 iump, Carolyn, 527, 259 Iump, Judy, 551, 331 zuntz, Ross, 244 zurdevant, Carol, 504, 428, 247 iurdevant, G., 306 itrdivan, Donna. 581, 319 urgeon, Roy, 460 urkie, James, 217, 551, 365, 338 Symes, Trudy, 581, 415, 429, 280 T Taber, Franklin, 581, 306 Takaokia, Shigeyoshi, 460, 311 Taki, Ghazi, 460 Taliaferro, Charles, 504, 372 Talkington, Beverly, 504, 439 Talkington, Dallas, 504, 374, 379, 439 Tallent, Basil, 181 Tallent, Winlord, 505 Talley, Carolyn, 551, 331 Talley, James, 581, 421, 306 Talmage, Judith, 505, 264, 84 Taluy, Ayla, 581, 433, 319 Tang, Shih, 460, 435 Tanner, John, 168 Tanner, Richard, 551, 380, 338 Tapp, Richard, 581, 338 Tappana, Cynthia, 551, 296 Tarkington, Judith, 581 ' Tarner, Elizabeth, 527, 399, 55 Taron, Leonard, 505, 385 Tarpey, Martha, 505, 376, 400, 424, 415 Tarpey, Richard, 551, 376, 382, 446, 256 Tarrant, Shirley, 527, 321 Tarter. Jimmy, 527, 427, 24-1 Tate, Frances, 352, 51, 399, 401, 230, 239, 83 Tate, John, 419 Tate, Geraldine, 581, 313 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Patricia, 582, 319 Richard, 505, 271 Robert, 582, 338 Thomas, Sandra, 219, 552, 267 Thomas, Saucy, 236 Thomas, Saundra, 527, 352 Thomas, Vicki, 552, 319 Thomason, Gertrude, 582 Thomason, Willis, 364, 420, 438 Thompson, Carol, 582, 331 Thompson, Diane, 527. 255 Thompson, Dorothy. 552, 343 Thompson, Gary, 582. 311 Thompso n, George, 582 Thompson, Gerald, 365, 440, 442, 301 Tilley, John, 527 Tilley, Waynette, 527, 247 Timberlake, David, 527, 268, 124 Timberlake, Donald, 527, 231 Timmons, Jack, 505, 387 Timmons, Jerry, 506, 380 Tindall, Jane, 527, 264 Tindall, Thomas, 288 Tindel, Teresa, 582, 313 Tinnell, Richard, 367 Tinnen, Robert, 552 Tippeconic, John, 582, 306 Tipton, Mary, 552, 352, 403, 408, 410, 264 Titus, Maralana, 582, 325 Tjardes, Harry, 506, 379, 384, 240 Todd, Linda, 527, 323 Todd, Richard, 417 Tod, Robert, 582 Toedtman, Kathryn, 552, 319 Toland, Judithe, 582, 333 Tolbert, Billy, 463, 388, 390 Toles, Marian, 527, 404, 331 Toles, Troy, 386 Tollefsen, Linda, 582, K4 Tolley, John, 394 Tomlin, Rebecca, 582, 247 Tomlins, Chuck, 418 Tomlinson, Jim, 367 Tommey, Austin, 552, 268 Tompkins, Marjorie, 343 Tompkins, Patricia, 582, 323 Tone, Robert, 582, 421, 311 Toon, Kathleen, 582, 406, 333 Toosky, Ralhmatollah, 506 Topping, Donald, 527 Totusek, Bob, 373 Tousley, Ernest Toussaint, Gary, 552, 251, 79 Townsend, Henry, 552 Townsend, James, 361 Towry, Marilyn, 527, 352, 425, 430 236 Tozer, Carolyn, 582, 331 Tracy, Joanne, 582, 444, 331 Tracy, Martha, 527, 259 Tracy, Virginia, 582, 267 Trantham, Donald, 506, 380, 240 Trautman, Richard, 552, 311 Travis, Melvin, 506, 380, 307, 311 Travis, Ronald, 552, 291 Traynor, George, 552, 311 Treadway, Jerry, 506, 363, 36, 338 Treat, Van, 552, 311 Tredway, Carolyn, 582,323 Trent, Dale, 506, 363 Trent, Tommye, 552, 255 Tresler, Lucinda, 552, 319 Trogdon, Johnnie, 527 Trompler, Lyle, 582 Trott, Jo, 582, 333 Trottmann, Jerry, 527, 367 Troxel, Austin, 527, 354, 418, 244 Truesdel, Marcia, 219, 506, 247 Truitt, John, 367 Truscott, James, 506, 268 Trzcinski, Jo, 582, 331 Tsai, Lily, 435 Tsao, Catherine, 435 Tsukada, Seigo, 460, 311 Tua, Judith, 552, 267 Tucker, Jack, 377, 528, 379, 240 Tucker, James, 214, Z2 Tucker, Jerry, 552, 251 Tucker, Roger, 361 Tullord, Rtawlins, 528, 338 Tuggle, James, 552, 235 Tully, Beverly, 506 Turley, Jan, 528, 275 Turley, Sandra, 582, 319 Tumer, Dale, 464 Turner, Howard, 360 Tumer, Joe, 368 Turner, Joseph, 552 Turner, Louis, 506, 356, 338 Vandeven, Robert, 357, 362 Vandeventer, Karen, 582, 331 Vandever, Lana, 582, 343 Vanfossan, Neal, 582, 301, 307, 311 Vanhanken, Preston, 582, 271 Vanhooser, Paula, 353, 362, 369 Vanhorn, Carol, 552, 264 Vanhorn, Ralph, 552, 272 Vanhom, Robert, 582, 272 Vanhome, Richard, 402 Vanlandlingham, Dona, 204, 212, 216, 353, 363, 365 Vanmarel, Carl, 460 Vann, Rtaymond, 168, 174 Vannortwick, Jean, 528, 79 Vannostrand, Charles, 582, 338 Vannostrand, Ruth, 410 Vanpatter, Robert, 462, 390 Vansickle, Bill, 506, 393 Vanvacter, Bennie, 528, 374, 306 Vanvalkenburgh, C., 552, 263 Vanwalleghem, Paul, 506, 78 Vanzant, james, 552, 271, 168, 174 Varela, Emil, 460 Varnell, Ted, 386 Vass, Gordon, 391 Vassali, Parviz, 437 Vassaur, Bing, 410 Vater, Miohael, 552, 311 Vaughan, Monroe, 506, 393 Vaughn, David, 582, 311 Vaughn, Patricia, 582, 445 Vaught, Clifford, 528 Vaught, Thomas, 418 Vaverka, Janice, 528, 444, 343 Veach, June, 552 Velez, Cecilia, 582, 321 Vencil, Alan, 528 Vice, Emest, 168, 174 Vickers, Anne, 552, 446, 239 Vickers, David, 552, 446 Vickrey, Stanley, 506 Villareal, Maurice, 582 Vincent, Charles, 506, 379, 384 Vincent, Kenneth, 528, 399, 402 Vinyard, Judy, 95, 552, 319 Vinyard, Nora, 506, 393 Vivas, Tvan, 436 Vogel, Barbara, 582, 395, 331 Vogler, Charles, 582, 287 Vogt, Daniel, 379 Vokhshour, Kooros, 460 Volz, William, 528 Vontungeln, Penny, 552, 376, 264, 83 Voskanian, Shahen, 506, 359 Voss, Gordon, 464 Vrbka, Donald, 463, 390 W Wackerman, Ardel, 582, 313 Wade, Achille, 421 Wade, Sally, 528, 352, 343 Wade, Wlilliam, 506, 272 Waggerman, James, 582, 272 Wagner, David, 213, 528, 252 Wagner, Jerry, 224, 582 Wiggter, Judith, 96, 97, 552, 395, Wazltl, Sherry, 552, 427, 236 Waid, Susan, 506, H0 Wakeheld, Tommy, 216, 223, 528 Walbridge, Raymond, 213, 528 Walcott, Jim, 582, 260 Walden, Larry, 582, 311 Waldrip, Thomas, 217, 582, 306 Waldrop, Jerry, 506. 405, 406, 272 Waldrop, Luann, 552, 236 Walker, Brenda, 583, 239 Walker, Carolyn, 552, 331 Walker, Donald, 583 Walker, Jackie, 552 Thompson, Jane, 552, 446, 323 Thompson, Jerry, 527, 244 Tlhompson, John, 552, 338 Thompson, Larry D., 582, 292 Thompson, Larry W., 430 Thompson, Lawrence. 552 Thompson, Linda, 552, 343 Thompson, Mary, 527, 415, 423, 300, 343 Thompson, Michael, 582, 295 Thompson, Robert J., 527, 284 Thompson, Robert L., 213 Turner, Tumer, Ronnie, 272 Walter. 217, 24, 582, 306 Tumer, Wendell, 582, 311 Turney, Candida, 552, 445 Turpen, Bill, 528, 283 Tway, John, 582. 275 Tway. Robert, 357 Thompson, Robert S., 505, 283 Thompson, Robert W., 505, 359 Thompson, Rontald, 505, 359, 368, 81 Thompson, Willaetta, 505, 343 Thompson, William, 527, 244 , Jerry, 582, 306 Tate, Paul, 505 Tlate, Ronald, 551 Tate, Shirley, 551. 267 Tatum, Robert, 356 Tawney, Lois, 413 Taylor, Barbara, 527, 352, 395, 397 Taylor, Charles, 581 Taylor, Constance. 581, 343 Tlaylor, Daniel, 505 Taylor, David A., 581, 232, 292 Taylor. David M., 505. 287 Taylor, Delores, 419. 439 Taylor, Gary, 369, 248 Taylor, Gary, 505 Taylor, George R., 505, 362 Taylor, George W., 581, 367, 369 Taylor, Jack, 551 Taylor, James. 581. 306 Taylor, Jay, 214, 505, 268 Taylor, Jen'y L., 505, 417, 268 Taylor, Jerry R., 365 Taylor, Larry L.. 527 Taylor, Larry W., 369 Thornberry, Fran, 527. 232, 280 Thome, Edwin, 527, 251 Thome, Gary, 582. 232, 251 Thome, Terry, 552. 362, 288 Thomton, Carrol, 505 Thomton, Donald, 338 Thomton, John, 351 Thornton, James Thomton, Linus, 439 Thomton Thomton Thornton , Nelson. 505, 379, 384 , Ray, 527, 394, 260 , Wyrtema, 582, 313 Throckmorton, Gary, 447 Throw, I udith, 552, 333 Tlhur, John, 582 Thurman, James, 505, 356 Thurman, Linda, 319, 321 Thurman, MaTY, 460. 354, 321 Thumtan, Yvette. 582, 331 Thurston, Una, 582. 313 Tibbetts, Roger, 582 Tidwell, Jewell, 582, 331 Tier, Jess. 552 Tieman, Gayle, 527, 263 Tweed. Susan, 582, 296 Tve. Alan, 506. 350, 283, 72, 73, 80 Tyler, Lynn, 460 U Uecke, John, 215, 528, 306 Uihely, Richard, 528 Umberger, Arthur, 582, 295 Umezawa, Jyo, 181 Umphers, Paula, 460. 321 Underwood, Anita, 582, 319 Unruh, Michael, 582, 306 Uppal, Kul. 434 Uotegraft. Mary, 345 Upton, Oharles. 168 Utley, Judy. 582. 323 Utsler, Phillis, 528, 323 V Vale, Richtard, 552 Valles, Emesto, 528, 276 Vanatta. Milton, 216, 528, 306 Vance, Gary, 21, 506, 365 Vancleave, Horace, 381 Vancoevering, Darren, 528 Vandegrift, William, 528, 284 Vaariderwork, Nancy, 528, 401, 300, 3 Walker, James S., 583, 410, 429, 338 Walker, Walker, Walker, James W., 279 Judy, 507 Lila, 583, 331 Walker, Mary, 552, 300, 344 Walker, Nat, 380 Walker, Richard, 380 Walker, Ronald C., 583, 256 Walker, Ronald E., 583, 256 Walker, Rosemary, 552, 331 Walker, Russell, 42 Walkup, Homer, 583 VValkup, Hoyt. 418 Vlall, Bert, 583. 283 Wall, Dianne, 391, 465, 232, 267 Wall, Jerry D., D4 Wall, Jerry L.. 410 Wall, Karen, 296 Wall, Steven, 213, 528 Wallace, Wallace Barbara, 583, 259 David 552. 284 wtttarej Don, 507, 311, iss Wallace Georgan, 408, 410, 247 Wallace, , Ronnie, 291 Wallace, Vincent. 507, 380, 338 Walling, Lester, 583 Wallop. Edgar. 462 Walls, Carl, 311 Walls. Earlene, 583. 33 Wals'ad, George, 215, 168, 174 Wiafsga, Margaret, 552, 431, 444, H10 Walters Donald, 583, 389, 338 Walters, George, 528, 235 Walters, Karen, 343 Walters, Roger, 244 Walters, Suzan, 583, 333 Page 6 ll Walther, Leon, 552, 438 Walton, Earl, 583, 251 Walton, Melvin, 552, 354, 428, 311 Walton, Randall, 528 Walton, Robert R.,38l Waltrip, Lloyd Wang, Lin, 460, 435 Wang, Rong, 435 Ward, Carl, 465, 391 Ward, Carlton, 552 Ward, Douglas, 507 Ward, Ebbie, 528, 334 Ward, Edward, 338 Wa.rd, Forrest, 216, 217, 20, 223 Ward, France, 552 Ward, Giary, 528 Ward, Harold, 552, 397, 430, 252 Ward, Houston, 204, 212, 215, 223, 507 Ward, Jan, 528, 244 Ward, Jean, 528, 406, 410, 421, 331 Ward, Jimmy, 507, 271 Ward, Joe, 583, 306 Ward, John, 358, 442, 447, 301 Ward, Judith, 528, 319 Ward, Larry, 507, 276 Ward, Linda, 583, 552, 333 Ward, Lynda, 432, 280 Ward, Melvin, 507, 306 Ward, Robert, 552, 284 Ward, Robert, 583 Ward, Ronald, 416 Ward, Thomas, 168, 174 Ware, William, 367 Warfield, Johnnie, 374 Watford, Paul, 528, 311 Warkentin, Sharon, 552, 236 Warminski, Norman, 552, 387, 405, 299 Warminski, Vivian, 583, 400, 444 Warn, James, 552 Warner, Charles, 463 Warner, Mary, 552, 400, 319 Warner, Richard, 507, 428 Wamer, Sharon, 583, 247 Warner, William, 218 Warren, Carole, 583, 313 Warren, Joan, 523, 441, 236 Warren, Lonnie, 553 Warren, Loyde, 507, 244 Warren, Lynn, 379 Warren, Susan, 583, 313 Warrick, Robert, 507, 381, 430 Warrington, Frank, 583, 306 Washam, Clinton, 383, 386 Washbum, Max, 507, 369 Washbum, Mon-ard, 553, 405, 410, 276 Waska, Leonard, 216, 220, 437 Wasson, Sara, 583, 319 Waters, Curtis, 175, 179 Waters, Linda, 553, 264 Watkins, Alice, 553, 325 Watkins, Donald, 507, 338 Watkins, Samuel, 528, 301, 306, 307 Watkins, Wesley, 460, 350 Watson, Charles, 583, 275 Watson, Gary, 410, 528, 437, 243 Watson, Gordon, 553, 235 Watson, Johnny, 553, 288 Wagson, Larry, 216, 528, 376, 168, 7 Watson, Lawrence, 381 Watson, Malinda, 507 Watson, Wayne. 506. 243 Watts, Adrian , 583, 338 Watts, Harold, 507, 427, 288 Watts, Ronnie, 583 Watwood, Peggy, 528. 343 Weatherford, Doyle, 380 Weathers, Donal, 553 Weathers, Jane, 507, 349, 397, 439, 247. 71, 72 Weathers, Van, 528, 283 Weaver, Bobby, 507, 357, 366, 287 Weaver, Dorn, 528, 357 Webb, Webb, Webb, Webb, Benton, 583. 412, 338 Ciarol, 583. 331 Charles, 583. 287 Elizabeth, 553. 343 Webb, Jacqueline. 583, 239 Webb, Jim. 353, 358, 361 Webb, Linda, 343 Webb, Lvr-da, 553 Webb, William. 528. 427, 431, 271 Weber, Carol. 553. 343 Weber, David, 507 Weber, Jerrian, 553, 430, 343 Weber, Philip, 507. 370 Weber, Richard, 553 Webster, James, 373 Wedman, Donald, 507, 393, 445, 256 Page 612 Weems, Joseph, 507, 307, 311 Weger, Billy, 405, 406 Wehling, Johnny, 463, 388, 390 Wehner, William, 528, 291 Wehrenberg, Robert, 583 Weichel, Ellowese, 553, 343 Weigand, Rex, 553, 306 Weigle, Terrance, 553, 354, 396, 244 Weimhold, Lawrence, 583, 385 Welbom, Charlie, 216, 528, 306 Welch, Elnora, 553, 413, 414, 343 Welch, John, 583, 338 Welcher, Roberta, 528, 343 Wellenberg, Paula, 395 Wells, Deon, 380 Wells, Dixie, 507, 423, 264 Wells, Fredeana, 583, 319 Wells, Leslie, 528, 338 Wells, Margaret, 553, 280 Wells, Mary, 553, 239 Wells, Nancy, 583, 418, 319 Wells, Roger, 465, 391, 284 Welsh, Beth, 583, 263 Welsh, Thomas, 465, 391, 235 Wendt, Stanley, 553, 306 Wenzel, Henry, 528, 438, 283 Wenzel, Wallace, 583, 283 Werner, John, 216, 507, 251 Wert, Margaret, 92, 553, 319 Wesley, Raymond, 168, 174 Wesner, Donna, 553, 296 Wessels, Marilyn, 528, 414, 263 West, Carroll, 583, 343 West, Darlene, 402, 405, 406 West, James, 24, 583, 311 West, Jimmy, 528, 271 West, Linda, 528. 280 West, Norvella, 583, 333 West, Patricia, 553, 419, 343 West, Terry, 528, 291 West, Tim, 507, 379 West, Tonya, 583, 331 West, Willi-am, 168 Wester, Carolyn, 528, 319 Westfall, Terry, 213, 553, 235 WesthoH,William, 416 Westmoreland, Bobbie, 528, 239 Westmoreland, Robert, 367 Wetzel, Herbert, 553, 410, 338 Wever, Peggy, 507, 236 Whatley, Barbara, 583, 264 Whaylen, Donald, 553, 380 Wheat, Charles, 583 Wheat, William, 553 Vldheeler, Bruce, 528 Wheeler, Dale, 204, 212, 215, 507 Wheeler, Dale, 23, 528 Wheeler, Eugene, 553 Wheeler, Joseph, 528, 275 Wheeler, Lou, 553, 52, 395, 236 Wheelihan, John, 370 VVherry, Julia, 528, 428, 259 Whetsell, Deanna, 219, 553, 267 Whetsell, Donna, 267 Whisnant, John, 583, 306 Whitaker, Clyde, 583, 272 Whitaker, Lyn, 528 VVl'iite, Ann, 553, 296 White, Donnette, 553, 264 White, Garland, 528, 283 VV'hite, Gary, 416 Vlfhite, James, 583, 374, 306 White, Janice, 553. 419, 313 White, Joe, 507, 412, 440 White, John, 583. 291 VVhite, Karen, 583, 431, 236 White, Kenneth, 553, 260 White, Martha, 583, 343 White, Mary, 553. 313 White, Randall, 528 Vllltite, Ronald, 507, 359, 368, 302, 306 White, Sherry White, Thomas, 438 White, Tony, 583. 244 White, Walter, 528, 291 White, Wiley, 507 White. Willard, 583 Whitehead. Rita, 583, 255 Whiteley, Andre, 426 Whiteley, Judith, 583, 325 Whitenack. Delbert. 465. 391 Whitheld, David. 583. 311 Whitman, Joan, 529, 343 VVihitmire, larnes, 367 Wgginey, Clinton, 214, 222, 529, Whitsitt. Norman, 460 Whittenberg, Elva. 529, 343 Whittington, Frank, 380 Whitworth, James, 529 Wiancko, Bruce, 224, 583, 306 Wick, Fred, 338 Wickwire, David, 529, 380 Wickwire, Martha, 508 Widener, Joyce, 404 Wiechma Wiechma Wieman, n, Gary, 553, 416 n, Merton, 583, 437 Marsha, 553, 247 Wier, Linda, 508, 264 Wiford, James, 529 Wightman, John, 583, 251 Wightman, Richard, 529, 365, 251 Wikoll, Arthur, 508, 358, 361, 364, 81 Wilbanks, Pthilip, 213, 22 Wilburn, Carol, 583 Wilbum, Glenda, 508, 405, 343 Wilcox, Constance, 529, 325 Wilcox, Donna, 553, 333 Wilcox, Johnene, 418, 43-1 Wilcox, Phillip, 205, 213, 22, 508, 364 Wiles, Donald, 460, 244 Wiley, Barbara, 583, 418, 319 Wiley, lvan, 529, 311, 175, 179 Wiley, Ja mes, 529, 338 Wilkerson, Judith, 584, 313 Wilkerson, Roger, 584 Wilkerson, Sandra, 584, 415, 331 Wilkerson, Wils, 584 Wilkes, John, 529, 251 Wilkins, John C., 584 Wilkins, John M., 508, 372 Wilkinson, Ted, 529, 306 Wilks, David, 168, 174 Willey, Vera, 415 Williams, Alvin, 553, 338 Williams, Barbara, 553, 352, 442, 319 Williams, Betty, 584, 296 Williams, Carol, 508 Williams, Catherine, 529 Williams, Charles C., 248 Williams, Charles R., 508 Williams, Charles R., 529, 244 Williams, Charles R., 529, 311 Williams, Charles T., 584, 283 Williams, Curtis, 553, 284 Williams, David, 508, 412, 449, 244 Williiams, Don, 553, 287 Williams, Donnice, 584 Williams, Donnie, 508 Williams, Dorothy, 584, 259 Williams, Edward, 444 Williams, Gladys, 508 Williams, Harold, 391 Williams, Henry, 529, 231, 251 Williams Howard, 465 Williamsz 1. R., 584, 306 Williams, James O., 205, 508 Williams, James W., 584 Williams, Jane, 397 Williams, Jerald, 508, 235, 181 Williams, Jerry Dee, 222, 508, 351 Williiams, Jerry Don, 398 Wililams, Jerry G., 214, 368 Williams, Jerry P., 529 Williams, Jerry V., 529, 248 Williams, John, 311 Williams, Judith, 553 Williams, Karen, 584, 414, 247 Williams, Larr 584 291 Wilson, Janet, 553, 441, 267 Wilson, Jerry, 462, 388, 390 Wilson, Joe, 364 Wilson, john H., 508, 260 Wilson, John Roger, 553 Wilson, John Russell, 358 Wilson, Lynn, 529, 288 Wilson, Marvin, 584, 370, 306 Wilson, Mary, 529, 371, 427, 255 Wilson, Nancy L., 584, 323 Wilson, Nancy R., 529, 280, 83 Wilson, Richard K., 508 Wilson, Richard L., 215, 365 Wilson, Robert, 553 Wilson, Steve, 553, 181 Wilson, Thomas, 553, 275 Wilson, Travis, 508, 367 Wilson, William, 584, 287 Wimmer, Ronald, 406, 410 Wims, Ben, 509, 356, 405 Windiate, Henry, 385 Winget, Harold, 553, 287 Winget, Virginia, 509, 349, 406, 300 319, 71, 72 Winingham, John, 288 Winkle, Jerry, 410 Winkle, Jimmy, 410 Winningham, Elbert, 553, 260 Winslow, Don, 584, 402, 284 Winslow, Nancy, 263 Winston, Fred, 584, 268 Winters, Carol, 584, 331 Winters, James, 584 Winters, Kathy, 263 Winters, Linda, 553, 325 Winters, Ralph, 553, 418, 283 Winters, Richard, 553, 420, 306 Wiotrode, Linda, 584, 331 Wise, Robert, 529, 416 Wisener, Thomas, 291 Wiser, James, 509, 365 Wishard, Barbara, 509 Wishard, Bruce, 509, 365, 287 Wilcher, Benny, 529, 288 Witcralt, Jimmy, 553, 287 Witt, Carol, 584, 424 Witt, Franklin, 529 Witt, Gary, 584, 410, 448 Witter, Karlton, 356 Wittmer, Sammy, 204, 529, 362, 369, 333, 124 Wittmcr, William, 509 Wittrock, Alvin, 529, 279 Wixon, James, 509, 351, 353, 366, 288, 71, 72, 185 Wollord, Gary, 338 Wolf, Willard, 509, 379 Wright, Richard A., 584, 284 Wolle, Larry, 553, 311 Wolfe, Sharon K., 554, 236 Wolle, Sharon L., 584, 431, 343 Wol0nger, Barbara, 554, 247 Wolfram, Virginia, 529, 331 Wollson, James, 584, 306 Wollenberg, Paula, 554, 430, 319 Womack, Loretta, 554, 313 Womack, William, 529, 364, 306 Wood, Carol, 554, 376, 239 Wood, Chloe, 529, 331 Wood, Dana, 554 Wood, Dennis, 554 : Williams, Mafdln, sbs, 529, 352, 399 Williams, Marvin, 508 Williams, Mary J., 508, 321 Williams, Mary K., 553 Williams, Mary N., 296 Williams, Michael, 553, 244 Williams, Pamela, 553, 264 Williams, Robert, 553, 275 Williams, Rosemary, 508, 319 Williams, Rowdy, 529, 420, 252 Williams, Sally, 584, 331 Williams, Sue, 584, 313 Williams, Terry, 584, 338 Williams, Thomas A., 251 Williams, Thomas H., 584 Williams, Tom, 529, 284 Wilgams, Vema, 529, 352, 400, 300, Williamson, Donna, 584, 331 Williamson, Kenneth, 553, 295 Williamson, Russell, 244 Willis, Marcia, 584, 401, 267 Willis, Richard B., 205, 212, 214 Willis. Richard P., 22, 508 Wilp, Peggy, 584, 445, 319 Wilson, Benny, 584, 338 Wilson, Charles, 306 Wilson, Dorothy, 529, 442, 343 Wilson, Douglas, 508, 181 Wilson, James, 553 Wilson, Jane, 352 Wood, Gaylord, 554 Wood, Gwendolyn, 529, 554, 319 Wood, Jerry, 584, 288 Wood, Jim, 584, 276 Wood, Judy, 219, 529, 247, 80 Wood, Kay, 410, 331 Wood, Kenneth, 216, 367, 410 Wood. Robert, 367 lfVood, Sally, 584, 323 Wood, Tana, 401, 554, 404, 236 Wood, Victor, 220, 554, 354, 306 Wood. Weldta, 554, 343 Woodburn, David, 554 Woodrull, Betty, 529, 319 Woodruff, Frank, 374 Woods, Bobbie, 529, 397, 431, 264 Woods, Grover, 509 Woods. Harry. 529. 350. 354, 376, 392, 430, 301, 302, 306, 76 Woods, James, 584, 306 Woods, John, 584, 376, 306 Woods, Lee, 554, 306 Woods, Marilyn, 584, 267 Woodson, Jimmy, 509, 357, 366 Woodson, Richard, 389 Woodul, Betty, 96, 97, 529, 415, 300, 319 Woodul, Jeri, 584, 319 Woodward, Charles, 460 Woodward, Roy, 584, 240 Woodworth, Don, 509 Woody, Joddlie, 529, 181 Woody, Steven, 584 Wooldridge, Don, 509, 369 Woolley, Don, 529 Woolley, Joe, 509, 419 Wooster, Robert, 361 Workman, Raymond, 554 Worku, Arega, 433 Worley, Ann, 529, 427, 2.59, 119 Worley, Frank, 529 Worley, Howard, 509, 268 Worley, Ronald, 529, 288 Worrell, Carolyn, 529, 401, 331 Worstell, Earl, 554, 311 Worstell, Frances, 509, 422 Woulfe, Gary, 554 Woulle, James, 509 Wrede, Larry, 584 Wrenn, Joseph, 460, 444 Wright, Betty, 509, 413, 414, 236 Wright, Bryan, 509 Wright, Gerald, 554, 268 Wright, Gloria, 219, 529, 230, 267 Wright, James, 529, 287 Wright, Jim, 191 Wright, Jimmie, 405, 260 Wright, John, 504, 387 Wright, Sue, 509, 404, 263 Wright, Linda, 400 Wright, Richard E., 554 Wright, Robert, 369, 287 W'right, Roger, 509 Wright, Thomas, 554 Wu, Hsi Hsien, 460, 435 Wulz, Loella, 529, 321 Wyant, John, 465, 391, 288 Wyatt, Ruth, 509 Wylie, Richard, 554, 235 Wyman, James, 584, 405, 292 Wynn, Hugh, 529, 306 Wynn, Marilyn, 584, 319 Wynne, Lee, 374 Wyskup, Marjorie, 554, 300, 333 Y Yacovino, Joseph, 529 Yadon, Sharon, 554, 239 Yalhn, Bettye, 509, 415, 422, 263, 82 Yancy, Crystal, 584, 264 Yaple, Sara, 554, 441, 236 Yarborough, Michael, 584, 306 Yates, Jane, 509 Yeager, Nancy, 584, 331 Yeates, Dian, 554, 247 Yeck, Robert, 554, 311 Yelton, Alice, 554, 280 Yin, Shiang, 460, 435 Yin, Shih, 460, 435 Ying, William, 435 Yip, Shingwing, 435 Yiu, See, 509, 435 Yoakum, Gayle, 509, 412, 427, 280 Yokum, James, 529, 338 Yordi, Bonnie, 584, 331 York. Allen, 302 York, Billy, 168, 174 York, Bob, 554, 306 Yorker, Patricia, 554 Yountan, Charles, 359, 433, 445 Young, Caroline, 430 Young, Dennis, 356 Younge, George, 529, 291 Young, Jack, 509, 379, 240 Young, James, 529, 260 Young, John, 391, 465, 276 Young, Kay, 584, 280 Young, Nina, 21, 584, 239 Young, Robert, 410, 447, 306 Young, Wathene, 584, 343 Yu, Hungsuk, 509 Z Zachary, Thomas, 554 Zaerpour, Amanolliah, 374, 437 Zahnd, Emma, 55, 230, 255 Zaidi, Syed, 436 Zalavadia, Jayantil, 434 Zaloudek, James, 529 Zaloudek, Michael, 460, 351, 244 Zaroor, Karen, 584, 431, 445, 296 Zavodny, Alfred, 509, 72, 73 Zoeller, Linda, 529, 352, 267 Zoldoske, Connie, 529, 319, 352, 395, 397, 408, 410, 426, 427, 300, 80 Zulkey, Michael, 584, 284 Zumbro, Hugh, 214, 5E, 338 Zweiaoher, Robert, 523, 181 Zweiacker, Paul, 529, 306 Zwillenberg, Morris, 509, 188 Zyskowski, James, 465, 391, 430, 260 Sz. lb This Yearbook C A Printed ond Bound E lv 0 T ll e C I. I 0 P R E S S 7 Yearbook Division 9,2 Ofihe QP oe lowo City, lowo E047 Y Z A I SOME OF THE TYPE FACES AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTO RS Page 6 1962 REDSKIN General Index A Acacia, 234 Academic Council, 64 Administrators, 62 Advertising and Indices, Chapter 11, p. 586 Aggie Sports Car Club, 438 Aggie Toastmasters, 385 Aggie-X Club, 371 Agriculture, College of, 44 Agriculture Student Council, 78 Agronomy Club, 372 AIA and Beaux Arts, 369 AIEE-IRE, 365 Air Force Cadet Staff, 205 Air Force Drill Team, 218 Air Force Personnel, 202 Air Force Rifle Team, 220 Alpha Chi Omega, 236 Alpha Delta Pi, 238 Alpha Gamma Rho, 240 Alpha Kappa Psi, 396 Alpha Phi Alpha, 233 Alpha Pi Mu, 366 Alpha Psi, 388 Alpha Tau Omega, 242 Alpha Zeta, 373 Alumni Publications, 123 Amateur Radio Club, 367 American Chemical Society, 412 American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 356 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 357 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 360 American Society of Civil Engineers 359 American Society of Nlechanical Engineers, 358 Angel Flight, 219 Aquatic Club, 419 Arab Association, 433 Army Cadet Staff, 204 Army Personnel, 203 Army Rifle Team, 220 Arnold Air Society, 222 Arts and Sciences, College of, 46 Arts and Sciences, Student Council, 79 Association of Childhood Education, 413 Association of Woiiien Students, 77 Athletic Cabinet, 165 Athletic Division, Chapter 6, p. 162 Page 614 B Baptist Student Union, 448 Baseball, 185 Basketball, 175 Beauties, Queens Division, Chapter 3, p. 86 Beta Alpha Psi, 393 Beta Chi Sigma, 385 Beta Gamma Sigma, 393 Beta Theta Pi, 244 Beta Upsilon Sigma, 395 Block and Bridle, 379 Blue Key, 350 Board of Publications, 122 Business, College of, 48 Business Student Council, 80 C Cadet Oflicers Council, 212 Cadet Officers Club, 213 Campus Life, Chapter 5, p. 126 Campus Views, Chapter 1, p. 4 Canterbury Club, 447 Chi Epsilon, 368 Chi Omega, 246 Chinese Student Association, 435 Classes, Chapter 10, p. 454 Coaching Staff, 166 Coed Apartments, 344 Collegiate 4-H, 376 Collegiate FFA, 374 Cordell Hall, 302 Council of International Presidents, 433 Crops Judging Team, 378 D Daily O'ColZegian Staff, 118 Dairy Cattle Judging Team, 384 Dairy Products Judging Team, 383 Dairy Science Club, 386 Delta Chi, 248 Delta Sigma Pi, 398 Delta Tau Delta, 250 Delta Upsilon, 252 Delta Zeta, 254 E East Bennett Hall, 307 Education, College of, 50 Education Student Council, 82 Engineering, 'College of, 52 Engineering Student Council, 81 Engineering Gavel Club, 362 Eta Kappa Nu, 363 F Faculty Council, 65 Farmhouse, 256 Fire Protection Society, 416 Flying Aggies, 418 Football, 168 Forestry Club, 380 Freshman Class Section, 555 G Gamma Delta, 443 Gamma Phi Beta, 258 Gamma Theta Upsilon, 408 Girls' Rifle Team, 221 Golf, 191 Government VVeelc Executive Coun- cil, 370 Governor, 38 Graduate, School of, 54 Graduate Class Section, 457 Grand Council, 300 H Hanner Hall, 312 Home Economics Club, 400 Home Economics, College of, 56 Home Economics Student Council, 83 I-Iorticulture Club, 387 Hotel and Restaurant Association, 402 I Independent Men's Residence Coun- cil, 301 Independent Student Party, 427 Indian Student Club, 434 Institute of Aerospace Sciences, 364 Intercollegiate Party, 427 Interfraternity Council, 231 International lVIuslim Association, -1-34 International Relations Council, 432 Intramural Sports, 196 Iota Nu Sigma, 399 I Junior Class Section, 511 junior Interfraternity Council, 232 junior Panhellenic Council, 232 Kappa 1962 REDSKIN General Index . K Kappa Alpha, 260 Kappa Alpha Theta, 262 Kappa Delta, 264 Kappa Delta Pi, 422 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 266 Kappa Phi, 442 Sigma, 268 KVRO, 420 L l,ambda Chi Alpha, 270 Lassos and Lariats, 426 l,ivestock judging Team, 384 M lleats .ludging Team, 377 lXIen's Glee Club, 405 hlilitary Division, Chapter 7. p. 198 Klortar Board, 349 lllu Kappa Tau, 397 Nlurray Hall, 314 N North llonroe Apartments, 345 North Hall, 320 Newman Club, 444 O Oflicers Council, 76 Oklahoma Regents, 42 fjhfflllfllllfl Sizzle Engineer, 124 Okmulgee Branch, 60 Omicron Delta Kappa, 351 Omicron Nu, 398 Organizations Divisions, Chapter 9, p. 346 Orange Quill, 355 Orange and Black Quill, 352 OSU Band, 410 OSL' Tech, 450 OS U Twirlers, 409 P Pakistan Student Association, 436 Pan American Club, 436 Panhellenic, 230 Persian Club, 437 Petroleum Club, 366 Phi Delta Theta, 272 Phi lfta Sigma, 354 Phi Gamma Delta, 274 Phi Kappa Tau, 276 Phi Kappa Theta, 278 Phi Lambda Upsilon, 449 Phi Upsilon Omicron, 399 Physical Education Club, 419 Pi Beta Phi, 280 Pi Kappa Alpha, 282 Pi Alu lfpsilon, 355 Pi Omega Pi, 397 Pi Tau Sigma, 361 Poultry judging Team, 377 Poultry Science Club, 382 President XVi11ham, 40 P. R. C-7, 224 P. R. Reg. Headquarters, 225 Pre-Veterinary llledicine Club, 389 R R EDSKIN Congratulates, 68 REDSKIN Staff, 114 Residences, Chapter 8, p. 226 Religious Emphasis YV:-ek Commit- tee, 449 Rodeo Club, 439 S Sanborn lintomology Club, 381 Scabbard and Blade, 223 Senior Class Section, 467 Sigma Alpha lfpsilon, 284 Sigma Alpha lota, 403 Sigma Alpha Sigma, 395 Sigma Chi, 286 Sigma Delta Chi, 407 Sigma Nu, 288 Sigma Phi lipsilon, 290 Sigma Tau, 353 Sigma Tau Delta, 412 Sigma Theta lfpsilon, 447 Skydivers, 221 Slovvpokes, 437 Social Dance Club, 424 Society for Advancement of Klanage- ment, 394 Society of American Klilitary lfngi neers, 217 Society of Automotive lfngineers 368 Society of Klechanical Technicians, 370 Soil Aludging Team, 383 Sophomore Class Section, 531 Stout Hall, 326 Student Association, 74 Student AVKIA, 390 Student lfntertainers, 421 Student Industrial Arts Association, 417 Students lfducational Association, 414 Student Senate, 75 Student Publications, Chapter 4, p. 1 10 Student Union Activities Board, 84 T Tau Beta Sigma, 409 Tau Gamma, 408 Tau Kappa lfpsilon, 292 Tech Drafting Club, 378 Teen Radio Club, 367 Tennis, 192 Thatcher Hall, 332 Theta Chi, 294 Theta Sigma Phi, 407 Track, 188 U lfnited Campus Christian Fellow- ship, 446 University Apartments, Section l, 322 University Apartments, Section II. 324 University Choir, 406 lfniversity l,eaders, Division, Chap- ter 2, p. 34 lfniversity Regents, 43 University Religious Council, 440 University Theater Guild, 423 V Veterinary Rledicine, College of, 58 Veterinary llledicine Section, 462 Volkswagen Club, 438 W VVesley Foundation, 442 lVest Bennett Hall, 334 VVho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities, 72 VVild1ite Society, 381 Willzlrcl Hall, 339 XVomen's Glee Club, 404 NVRA, 194 Vvrestling, 181 X Xi Alu, 392 Y Young Democrats, 430 Young Republicans, 428 YXVCA, 441 Z Zeta Tau Alpha, 296 Page 615
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